THE . CIRCLE Volume 20,. !"Jumber 1_1 - Marist College, Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 May 4, 1978 . - ~ . Budget deficit seen for second year By David Potter a $50,000 surplus. the chemistry depart~ent. He -:-:_estimate the-:amount- of damage and.; students, leaving the _ _ . If Marist has a deficit, Foy said said · the college · could ' move . · in the dorms;• and -said van- ·colleg~s _ financial ~ituation M;arist Coll~ge•~ budget is. the college "will have to tighten"- :leachersinto,other cow:se areas dalis_m, yeady repairs and uncertain for- this year.· proJected as:o~ April_ 6 t~ ·haye a_ expenditures. He_ s~id depending in demand>"c;:,,-_- · · _ '· · . . · ' @intenance-of- the dormitories _ •- · ·- Foy said the deficit would be $113,000 . deficit ,;-for - . this, fiscal- on - rne~: amount ·of the. deficit;·· Foy.dted dormitory conditions could contribute to the deficit. added as . an . expense to - next year, according Jo:. Presiden~ Marist may liave-to cut back.on and the food:·service'sfinancial · -Tue··food service, according to· year's. budget; and said the ~.- ·Lin1:15 R:)<'oy;Th~u~ a-defic_it !s :·sah1ries ap.d _personnel.· Foy p~o~~efils as~ few r_easo~s forthe Fred La~~ert,:a~si~aiit dean of deficit is "not a Jigure _ that is·- proJected, :Foy :said .Man~s: added_there are :~'some depart~ ~eficit,::_ ~- .·_-.. _ . ,.- .. · .. students, 1s pro1ected to earn, dev_astating.,, However, Foy $9,335,000 budget C(?µld a_lso have- ments.- that:are heavy," ·such as· : He -said there is :-''.no way· to $100,000 of its expected $185,000 added Marist could face serious · ·, · · ·-· · · · · · ---· · - · · . · · this year. . . . . problems if it finjshes with a f itC' hazardS rjof ~ti9rit-y· . i.€if:~~J!~~ g§~:~i~~r,:~:~ - · · · · . .. ·. · . . · · · and ·bookstore inventories, ac- deficit. He added''no one likes to· By Kathy Norton Poughkeepsie building irtspector. · fftiri~\ti Champagiuit °i::Iall. The ' cotdingto _Foy, col,11~ "_record ?elp ·a lgser with !! defidt.' who fines or serves a summons to seven ' students . are : scattered· ~ ~urpl~ses this year which ":'ould • • C Minor-fi;~nJzards still,exihl: oil , :violators. . : . . ,;,. ~ •. ;:thrciughout,the building . .Sutka: CCOJ?:tribu~e-t~_ a bud,&_et surplus. Foysaidhewouldknow~byJuly · f:ampus . ancl Security:· Director . Jn :an inspection last May, .38- said iff an· emergeilc:ythey_ \\'QUld H_e c~],so sa.id -Mansi; h~~ __ not 10 within- $50,000_ whether or not JQseph<Waters, and -~,Assistant . hazards _ were found on caIIlpUs, slow ,down·· Jhe · ,evacµation -re_~eived all expense__and IDCOl?e Marist's budget will have a Maintenance , p"irector Fred Stitka •. ,said _.,1hat3. alh maj~r .. :~process)According to Sti~a; the . statement~ fro1n 01 .itside ag~ncie~ deficit. . Janus said''routine ·1naintenance, violations ·have : .been,'.<:orrec#d students··resented-,··sQmeone · · . -------- -.. · . - ·· . ... ·.•·· .takes/priority over: eliri1inating , but:,he/is <''ririhappy'? :with the·, ·telling them;where fo live: _H~--- ··M· .:a·r· ·.· .. •·1· .. · .s··:·····t· .. --.. t·o· .. _· ._··d·. e.C··•·.,··d·· ·ec : /~tne· :Jiazards: 0 >waters said • situation._ Ac¢or_qing to Sutka, _ said,- ''They ·will tie up a,con~ .· _ .·.·,. · · · •'.'criminal mischief!;.,bv students· .. '~They-should . . . find .. the time·to• ... siderabiec:amount. of: .. firemen. ' 0 1nterfores :. ': with _/ hazard '.·correct the hazards;'.' .:He also _· They . are : not . being fair do• · · - -•. · -.. ·. . · · · · . · . eliminatfon. _·:;_ ,. _ .· '.-_said/:''There's'nciexcusef~r-not_:other.s.'f:o_:,{ . . . -,; . . . . . . . _<. :_ -.-, f · . .. b·. ·.M. ·.. ·2 · · s · •- /Fairview :-:fire ·:chief William :j:!orr¢"ctiiig those . that" ,haye . no,, ' _ Janus. -s~idJhe . ~azard§ . are - •.o· ·._·n.... -·._. c · .· .·a· __ ... . _·e.· . . • .. _, .. ··y . _ , .•. .·.ay.. .· --.. .. : . . . Sutka:s'aid he-is 'respi:msible-for'. costi~• O ·> . >- :~ · .~•>· .· _ . being _corrected, _''as ·fE!_st as it . - seeing that .·;the·_ hazard.$ are · ·· .Sutka says another insp~cti011 practically can :be done.'' :All --~Wnin_ated, Ho~~ver, _,.he_ )aid - oftht! ca~pus wi_ll be donE:,·.~yJhe.'. agz:eed the, limited:·· 8-man _ .. _ . . _ _ During finals ·week; Lambert: . . l 1 ! . .-.. t~~tJ:ie __ c;an•t- forc_e ~olleg1:i: of- ~~ ?f ~~.}', .l:Je say~ he·w11l ~~k . mamtenan~e .~aff ,!1n~ . budget _ , . B,Y_Maria-'J,'_ro1ano . __ and- Sou~y, ... C!llairman of_ the __ j1c1a_~ ::to· _,correct -~the_ . . mmor·_._ officials tQ, ~nswer wtiL ~~rtam. __ pz:ol>_l_~~~--: hmd~!ed :' _ha~ard .. · . - -. . . _ : . _student food committee, plan_to , -~-. - ~a~?_i'ds:; '.:Th_~rs·~ llP, to y_oll~gE: ~azards __ ~~:'-'.:en_'t -~e~p_ e~unmE!t~~;- ---·.el~~atio~:-~ · ._;. ~ -:-, ·_ · -/· _: > _: M;ar1st:.College _WJll_- d~c~dE; by ,v~sit schooJ~ tll~_ other-;comparifes- . · .. 1 ~ '.<?ff!~W}~({,-~~Y~, ~IJ~a<!ie,rep~~s,_._. :- ,S~t~~F!HUc;l )~e_;_:___l,S_, ·.:~0~1e~ .. :'. ,:~---:- · .: , _ _ , .- .:- . =:, ·->"/ ,-_,-::C.::..'·•,::: fyiaY,;2~ - f~~:_l}etp.Jr::..~t --.Wl:I!-: :o~!~~e->,~~r.e·u~Qet;.f<)_I~Jr~ct_._~t!i,: -~~i;l __ ~~o --~ _ _. , , ',: , . -, '-":~: ;,-~ .maJor,--ha~artJs,,-to ... thewTown:,.:of-..,rabout,..tp.e_-;-handH_)app~cijstµd~nt~ .~.::<~\-f.l"'•"-·,,--,v.•- , 7.,,., ".-, 0 ,,,.,,-,_-=::,,;q?·'·""""opepatmg-,1ts,Q.~ 1 dirung •~~ry1ce, .-'-'call.:;,--oth'er-,-·Fcolleges •'""havmg .... · · · · - · · ·• _.,_.,.,, :~:-:"''"':''::_-::---:·':::-::t?f1~:: ~?{tt~?:'§?'~,;-{j~/'\•r;·\: "\::.:::·,-;· t ."/:'~~ff~:t;-:"· 0 ·~---~:_:\;~~,-- ...:·_-:_·_~~:.-, < ·::: > -,.:_9(·~,qiii"raceonf·_·_of.'}o_ur~.Jo_od· . 'dropped'.' the · ·com~mes in the - . - \_·::: )~~-,---=-s: __ ,:~(/"i•o··:;"?, ~s;:\:.-,-_:'.-:;e~-:::a.t·_.·k~ .~:~···a··-,< c~:-: .. _o·:,.--.:m.:;.';':'m~ · '.: e· ·n· i<c· :e': 'm· ···e·, ·,n'"'• t'> ~~I~~- -- b~gr,~~~e;~~;~!r, ~;! :,fr!~-t~~~·ir;:t~;f;!~- r:~-- . . · .. ·r: ll I. --· · · .. . ·:t;-- - . ·. cordmg .to -_Fred .Lambert, bert. Sinc·e the';decision will not . · ~ . : . _ · . _ , ._; ·: , . ·.-, _, . . , , - . - .. , __ assistant 4ean of students. . .' be' made. uiitil"T after students -- · · -;' -:. ·... Although Marist regu_ests bids leave :Lambert sa1d it was im~ . ByA~anJackson , - American history and .. attended·. from:oth~r,companie_s ev~ryJwo porta~t Soucy.contribute student- . ··. . . . - .· . . the John F: Kennedy ·school of years, Lambert sa!~ . fmances input. - ': .· Congressman· Hamilton Fi~h -Public Adniinistr~tion, ·· Cam 7 were. also a factor this year. The The · contenders will submit -Jr .. will be the gu_est speaker at bridge,Mass.Hereceivedhislaw- cafeteria project_ed-to g~nerate final bids during the week of Mafist's. }2nd . com~encement degree at,New York University":; .$185,000 for Marist.- but 1s now May-15-19, .... ceremony to be held m, the Mc- . Fish is a Navy veteran of World expectedto reach~$100,000;_-"Thi-s · · Results from an evaluation Cahn CenterMay 20 aC2'·p.m. :WarU,. · · ·· _ · · · isthemagnitudeoftheproblem," 0 dorie April 21 by the National . according. to Thomas _ Y.,ade, .. \ His father represented the 25th said La~bert. . . . .. Asso<:iation of- College·• and dire_ctoi.- ?f development. . . ·· congress!onal district and his By Ffiday, bids received fr?m V~iversity • Foo~ Servic~s will. . --Fish, . . a . Repu~h1::an~ _·grandfather was a member of SAGA, . Custom -Foo~ Marriot, '. als~. be ~ons1dered_ m the conservative, .Will seek his si_xtll Congress and . an assis~ant ~~: Slater! a!id ~an&_C?llege decis10n, s111d Lambert, term in office this'Noveqiber,Jo treasurer of the-United States. -Dmmg Services WI~ be revie'Yed ''W,e_ want to render the food - represent the 25th :Congressiona_l · Fisll'is a member of the House by.- tq~. food. serVIce ·scz:eenmg. · service more financially Dist~rict.which includes:Dutchess Judiciary .·Committee - which· commi~tee. Lam~ert · ~1d the ~neficial to . .the college," said - . and :Putnam counties., :P,erts,:of-voted "to initiate--impeachment c?mmiUee, wfoch t?_~ludes Laml:>ert. _He· said if an outside _ Columbia; Ul~t_er, a11d ·we~t.;; proc_ee~ings :against former himself, Anthony Cam~ilii,. Ann company 1s~contracted; Jt_wopld ,- chester counties .. He ·was _elected . President Richard, Nixon and~- Hag~erty, Dolly ;~Bodick; . ml;d take over on July 1, thebeginrung . to his:ffrst corigressicinal te,;in in '.various- other_ congressional _Dcl~I~l sou~y. WIU. base their o(Marist's fiscal year. Lambert · -1968.' ··. · · .· · . · • . . :· _ : .. -·committees. · . . : ·... · _ _ ~ec1si~ns · on :. a· ra~m~. system ~said the boarding. program's ·F·ish, 51,, received his :B.A., Fish and his family r'eside _in) 10 1=ol~mg their .pr1or1ties and structure would.remain the same - degree from .Harvard College_ :fu < Millbrook. · · · · . criteria. whoever· . · operated ·. the dining i949>where:.he- majored fin : .< . · · , services. '· . · · -- . , -_ ---~- . -· . . : -,· .-. . ' ' .- . - __ ", "' ~ ··-:_:: \. ·-- -' R8Sic:Jehts · seekinc/.ivid1:10Usm . . , '~-aiyGerry,M,cNuli; , c • to -~e less nUinerous1; he safd,:a~d :-v~de~y_: :of , il!dividu~l desires ..... , abo~t :ot~~rs/' h~ - said, ' ... . .. , . ·,. ·. · -. .,,., ·:: •·. c·, . · . . added that-there have been less; ·Gamer .agreed with LaMorte ... Lrudorte:added•the att1tude,of . . F_'~Ilowing~:a na~ionaJ,, trend, .·· dis~ip~e cf:ises , tlli~.\ye.ir: :qia,~ _·-sayjri~ · sf:udents :-ctori't: seem~Jo . stiid~il~~- was_refl~ive of society ·. Marist's-,r~s1d~nt/students :are last .... ·· · ... ,·:-:"':' ,·:-:-:. >' '•:. ,>:,: 7 .A1.JI1ct1C1!t:m ,groups,anymore. ''I _·at1arge:Henotedsmcethe,eQd of : becoming, ::more. , individualistic . . '"l think the-_&ud~nts _we have ,c was really':. surprised : by · the ·. · the Vietnam War · many young and <conseryative >bU.t •:: appeijr gotteri over the.' past,year are itL~ students desires .. to .be ·looked-- people : found·_ their'. reasons. (or more 'I ,9ften : . to · •; growth : : , ~ri •·· niariy~·- ways ~different 7 than-. the ·~upon as iridiv~dua!5; :\ h_e '._said._ . ,· ·going ·t~. , college, ha_ve · changed. Teducation;-.;sai~:·Fat;her. · Richard~: students · oLthe:past, '' J...aMorte •·,.' LaMoret satd this md1V1duality . . . Most•. stu,d~nts :today _demand '. La.M.orte,; girector< of 1amptis , .said; : He said.it .was ".alm9st ,.__ a :is. caused 'by ,societal problems, 'more froni college_s because. the · nifoisfry.\-'. '";andi~.::,: - former .'reiurntothel950s attitude but o.f ."an\awffil:Jot'.·-of •. people_:· are ... job .:'mar~et .Jso: . coinpetitive. · housemaster; \ ., . _ . . . ·,: > · coiirse:that could never. be: the 'bringing\vith themfo this place a ·: LaMoite: said·: the i role of the '·';-JA!Morte(\Vas•·housemaster ·of.case;becatise::•.too:many·•tliiog( .. ,lot:-of .prl)bleiJ)s.'\He-:noted,the. 1 rollege.isJo,·giye}people·:what ·•,Le.o.•HaU: in J976/ is:· adviser: 0 .to .--have happened." . ·: · ... · ·· -::, · -... increase: of .studen~ \Vho, have • ~ey, _coille Jor-mtist :'meet··:the (}.regofY.\~()~e /arid• ha~(::~1µ1~ ·-• -· L,~M~r~e - ~at<L _ si~ce · tl!e oi:ily, on.e_ par,ent ,_b_ec~~~e _~of · _:n~eds' of.'. ti,ie ,:.stud~ts'., -"That · ....• , , : _ .• . ..· _ seledstudentsonc~mpus•fort\VO/beg1DJ1mgoftheyearanumberof.•,d1v:orce,and,.•.the--:mcr_easmg, _means theyhave:to:have some · ; · . :,,· •· .·. -:-.··• .. ·· ,.. .- -:r.~-~;;J~or!~;:: saig •: fye.!lhajen i.,people ••• ha1{e.y: ~~~n .. S!1Yi!tg . :.th~ -: ·-.P~iriQ~l"~ - ot ~U~(!JltS :.w~cf try,to : _ ro.~:'.of ~·~}!~1E:t~i~iy}e~r :· he . ·. dOfll:lS,_ ~~ ~a~~ he. t~ought social: 1 · ; · • are,/ demanclmg .:•,-~ore.·. •from :.::·social and hvmg situat10n•are too: • i:einaID~. 01:r · campus ,dunng: the. ; said.,_ . : ., ._;:-:,. '·". > -• ./ .>' ,,,· ~·-•-:. :,,.,,_< respon§1_b1hty 1s c_ommg.aboµt for .. _, , :'~9llege/ft\ri,9-_;:J~~au8-e ,,~~~ fteslt\)>ne:~ld,ed;:, !!e.~ sa.~dJ.''.~eopJ~.-are:• ', ·SWIUll_e_r:.:::ir,C?r-:~_o,~~-:a~~~?~o're? {;":RAs\~re 'tJie,)>a~kQOne'.lof. t}le ·_ .tll_~-~U~e?!tS,~)l:thiilk :~}19:.d a. lot_ .man:c1ass:was.so';large:1t:·had:a>saymg.there' 1s>more :than,on.e :.students this . -place 1s. ~li~i1~. life:"•· ;_syst~n;: ije,adde,d.the/'staff. has/.to do With thatm. Champagnat;" '{ _ri9Hc:;ablfJ~f(#~f~ii;j~~e;:~aµipus.:-::~ay_ofAoirlg't~gs,:~ii~'tO:afyou· _<,· ;'L3¥or:t~~sai~i-th.is~ttnat·l~d:, ;cl:>_ee1r::e#r#elr/{~hesiye)::~s):~e"~aid:f:,\':<?:,· /,_,:\,·':. C,. ' · ... , ' ,:lJJ:t~~;,~Jl,l~~~;:;,a~i~a9t;\~e!ln_;·h.aY:e1-C?.s1:op,qomgthings,_the_way, .tomird:msecunty:.H~;sa1d:this• .. :-yecl~.~f.;:\~es,1>i~~?1f.,Y:ar~ety:. of•.:,::~~r~tsa!cl.:tlle•press_ur~.of_ .of,students,· s,ud .. wJule:.there ,are t/you< used!\ to;:!\:~ Fred~:: 0 Gamer;.:.:. may• aCCOUNT :FOR-SOME~ QF';::demands:on•~.theirttime. ' .. Gamer· •hvmg,mc" a .dorm, often .burdens rti,iiriy}pn>g!e~--i~i~}h~te/not1\9h'a'~pa~nat ':,;: h'~jisema.s~Efr/ ,JT~: . ·l~I~pu~~'.1:¥{:/I>eopl~·,::;a~~~~~d s;i!dthis Y.ia,;,the~As- ·:.1~~;~eayily;:·Gainer;said· it; was -o.~~n-~:~~~V:~,d,}th~;; 4o~sfr!}~y~ {: agx:eed; :{'1t·",ta<:>~'.~.m~t cl~ltjl~:• ~C? .·. _t~nd;:!<t: .~ ,, P,rot_~ct1ye_J>t~~~~~ :''i ti:1~ ,tor ~Iate;'.~Of:El~_of .·, J><>s1tive :.';-~~fi~u!t'; ~~r:·M!>. !~,,~e~I; ~th _a ·g<>t~~~~~~~~--,,J~~,11!P,~~~ts .. ~eem:,:,~e~o.II1ef~Cqga1nJed;;w_1.th,.th . e·_,,selv~,-~.nd,mu(#i)~s-_con_c~m~d:.•.•••~.row:th>:eny1ronl!l~nti~ni 0 tl1e·.·,1nulbtude:°-f_perS()_nalit1es.~'- · .. -,ii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ~ - - - - - - -. . . . - - ~ . . . . . . . . . -----~11111111■.i~lllllllili~all!II~~-- .... ~ - - - -.......... - - - -.... ----_, ' • ·:-,.- .--,. ,;«.,- · · '. '• ...... ~- ·:.·· -:'::• ; :" ~ .':.·•,._:;; . ': . • • - . . . .. iiIIil~~ i~t :,:~'?:tt,,/~"C•.:" . :\I:~t ...... ,., .. ';·.·r· ,·. J , . _ , , ~ ... ~.: 'I l l \ i I • I --~_·:·.~.:,>-; , • H -.'. ; : ~ .. . .. . Page2 -Weekend VARSITY Pl.A YllUNGS / CAMPUS TEASERS- 9G Drive Ill, Route 9, Hyde Park, 229-5100. !Daily 7:00,8:45,& 10:30p.m. SPEAKERS- 331 RI. Ji North, New Palrz.. Fri. May S, "Allen Hurls Band", Sal. May 6 , "Kai Da\'MI and Laurie Bono Band". JACKSON'S WUNG~ 543 :st1~~~~~:r~.Tiltr- . Di>co Band, 11:30 p.m. • 3:00 a.m. MID HUDSON CIVIC CENTER.. ; . Bonnie Raitt, Buddy Guy , . and ·. · Junior \'{ells. 454-S800 . . LAST OIANCE.;. . Sat. May 6 "Oregon" Band, 452•1862. Cranell Street, Main Mall , · PousJtkttpSie. nlE INc:REDmLE MELTING MAN/rHE ISLAND OF DR. . MOR.EAU- Hyde Part Drive In , Rt. 44, Hyde Park, CA 9-2000. · . Oilld,en under 12 free, show starts at dusk. • 111£ MANTOU(THE , ' • . CASSANDRACROSSINC_ · ~rlooll: Dme ln, RI. 44, _ . Poutdtkeepae, GL 2 - 34'5 , . chilaren andet 12 rree. $how . sum . at dusk. . . . SATURDAY NIGHT FEV~ Fishkill Drm: In; Rt. 9, FishkiD, 896-9797, Box office opensat - 7:00 p.m., show staru at dusk; . THE . CIRCLE Weekend draws 450 ceremony in the chapel, . . By Mary Yu~kevicb It was a - full house · '- May 4, 1978 Announc}ng I Applications for lifeguards are being accepted at the Mccann Center for _the ·· summer : _ Ap- plicants - must have an American Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving certificate . The off1ce of Special Services has an opening _ for . a student · intern. ' Applicants niust be full- · · . tiine ; Marist , students in the : Specia,l Services Program, iri .: good . academic standing, with a , ' desire to go into a related . field UPQn . graduatjon. Rate of pay is $3 ; 00 to $3.25 per hour for ~ - 15-20 " ' hour · week. Interested applicants . should . contact - the : Office . 9£ · . . . Special Services by Friday, May : 5 . . . · . . . ' . ' . . · . . , _ · .. Seafood .. Newburgh, .. Chicken . An electric . etcher is available Cordon Bleu and roast beef were - . . the at the security office(or students . serv _ ed to approximately 45if" ~~r::Fy :gbtnce in cafeteria : · to mark a personal belongings . · parents _ . and st~dents Saturday ·, · . Students can ~lso _ - register the night · at _ the · . annual spring · make, model; and ·serial . number . parents ~eek~d _ dinner dance. . . , . _ . . . _ · · , . . : - . . of their ., stereos, .cameras ; etc . Fo!lowing dinner, there _ _ w~s . d1dn ~ know -~~ctly _ w~at it was, : that -~erno~nto as_k if they co~d ' with · _ .. the · security~ '. department dant:m~ to 1 :30 c1.m. Jo the ~usic but figured it was a di~co. · "I'~ . part1ci~t~ m _the rmg cerem~ny, : Students will _ also · be supplied of Liquid Crystal. . . . _ really _ _ glad we . went this_ year, acco~dmg . to Dolly B~gi~~ .. with anti-theft stickers warning "I _ had • · a · great time," she said. · · . _ . coordinator of college a _ ctlVlbes. b · · 1 • t · h t st · d · t · · · · · prodaimed one mother. " I can't According to Bodick, the ' Pa r ents weekend began at the . ur~ ars a . !1 en. ~rop~rty is •• · - ~.<;~f:pieEv~~ wait tilt the Octobe~ _ par:~nts parents pay forpar~ts weekend - Last Chance Friday night. • ~ I'm ; registered an~_i~e~tifla}?le. ·. :; ~J~tC:;:: 1 :H~ _ · ~eek~~ /' she s , aid. . . __ · · and atthe en~ of the ~ee~end tht ;.,,... no L sure h~w m,a!1Y : ~ren~s ; ~t- >: ' · Th . i· ·_ · __ e ·~ > ( · { ' il , , ooaoo 9 : oop . m . sun. · A Jumor ~ rmg ceremo _ ny College Umon B~a!d makes · · tende a;;\ sa1d Bodick,J:5ut "it was - : .. · . . _ e . . app ica _ ion .- _ or . . ~anc a matinee 2 ' 00 p . m . preceeded , the dance, at which money or has a deficit. -· a full house.''. _ · aid and . thefmancial aid ,form ~Jii~'ill:i':.fr:.?~;,~ E approximately no . · juniors - Although she wasn't · sure, · 1'4r.s / Joan ~ianchini said she · <!epla _ cmg the - Pa _ i:ents Co~; . ~:i,r.;~~ ~~o~~~.!'.- 9 received the~r _ rings !-8 t_he chapel. . Bo~ck said thiSJear she said:s~e had . · never been to th~ \ · Last ~!~rJbf; · at ;~:e;iiri~!~ial iid 1,JIJH:Jo p.m. Several addit10nal Juru _ ors came believes CUB : will_ have a deficit. _ , Chance -· before. She . said she Office. , _ _ _ · . . . . - . .. . . · _ . . . ; . . .. . . . . . . 'I . · . ' ' . .•.. . - ' . .- . ' .. · . Both the. · appHcatiori and the . B . eSt · w , ay ,• iO ·• · · .• : Study :; fo . 1:~.eXl11$! J , +'" Sl . ee,p :;i Q1'1c i if t,b~U ,!ltti;iii~~~t~! ·· ··- \ l; . .· · : · . . . . · - - - · · . . . ·· · ·. · · . . ",'. : ., . . . . · : , · . - ·: C ' '. . - - -: _ · . . _. ; ·· .l•'eder~Uoari, grant ,- and work The tiest way to study for an _ Cramming, tlu f traditional way input_ after a - _: lo!}g ajght . of_ method, students can review}or. pj;ograms: :· and institut . ional exam is, after you're ' done . . sleep of studying for exams, is useless st!-l _ dymg; s~ch as a conversation · exams ; rather than cramming programs, exc~pt · . for the on it. because the information is only with a friend ; . can cause _ a for them. . . . . _ automatically renewable · Marist Students should review their stored in a sfodenes short term memory · lapse! . just when a . ~other good study me!hod 1s 'g°rants-scholarships, by . May 15, notes and books before the night memory. Short term memory has student needs his memory most , · taking accurate notes m the 1978. · ofanexamjust before they sleep. "space shortage , " new in- Long teni:i memory, the best · student's own words. By doing The 1978-79 New York State Upon waking, a r¢view qfthe formation enters , and old in- tool f _ or studyin~. has pe~anent · this _ a _student learns the su~j~ct Tuition · Assistance Prog ' ram information ~s extremely helpful. formation · exists . 'lllerefore, the storage capacity. · Lo!)g term !Ilaterial rather than memorizing (TAP) application is currently · These steps will commit the more a student tries to cram, the memory ca~ . be a~lneved _by it . . . . being.mailed to all students who information to long term memory, more-he forgets . ~everal repetitions of mformat!on Also, Just be!or~ the t~st, . currently receiv~ . a TAJ? award. and ultimately, help the student Also, . cramming causes "in- mto the memory such as reading students should quickly _review · · · -.. p~~s the test. · · · terference" problems. Any new material three - or • four ·. times their notes, reinforcing whatever Students wanted for Part-time when it is assigned, not once . materi _ al they may not have employment _ . u you • · are in- before an : exain , By using this .: learned well . · l. forested in working up to 15 hours · True-False · - - Don't try ~o in ~ terpret a · statement too closely - most questions are dearly . stated. Watch out for words like "always , nev~r or only" which usually indicate the st~tem_ent is false. · · a week and earning upto $3 ; 00 an hour providing aide or attendant Matching - First match all the serv _ ices . for Marist's ban - items you are sure ' about then, dicapped students ," _" stop by the unless . ; there is a penalty · for office ·of _ special services, room guessing, tryto match the rest by 105 · Champa · gnat Hall, between process of elimination. Be sure to - 8: 30 and 5: 00 lor further in- . check instructions - can any of - formation. · Jhe "answers" be used more than · Mar·st Lib h f f " 1 - · . -_ . - ? · . i rary ours or mas on<!e · . · week , · ::::luntr!a~:i:acrorqu::~ Mui~ipl~ Choice - The object of · Satur~y ·'··:9 = 00 - a.in. - . 6:00 like \ 'describe, analyze, contra_st, , many such tests is to choose the P : r : · , . · . . -· compare" - and make sure · you 0 - best answer, often people pick the _--, · . unday ~ - · · · :· noon~! a.m. · ~ understand what- , you're being • first answer t~at seems right . 2 . Mon _ day Thurs . · · · · B.00 a , m. ~ - a~ke( ~ r to · · do; If · a · - q~estion . s~yS : ~. without reading the rest . .· ~ . . ~o a .. m. . - · compare two items don't just · · · _ . . _ · _ _ Winners of the · Marist cross · · r-----~~----------~...;._;,..;. .... _,__ describe them. · Then ,vork your . Problem So!vmg - The best way country team '200 ',,. qub . grand way frorifthe easiest questions to . to , study is_ to do practice . _ prize . drawings · were: $25 Fon!'1h the hard~st < ones. One :good problems until you are confident Prize - Tom Ahrens; . . $100 '.flurd ' HYDE PARK Tradi~g Co. · . technique _ is _. to use as ip.any - :.. yoti · can . work the formula. After . _ Prize : .., Frank-.-;Wiesihger , , $250 specific names and references as finishing, make sure you recheck ._ Secorid Prize ~ T.A.M. KeJly, and . you can remember, it helps-your · each step and label your answer . $500First Prize-GaryW~esinger. _: answers seem more credible. so the grader can find it.' - · . Over $1400 was awarded in cash . ., prizes this year. ":.- ' ·· · · · Jt:'s -- e:xam • · .. time I rit eresf i , T!g t - - · M_o_N_o_Ay;... · -;----:TU:--E-S_DA:--Y-,-;--W-E_D_NE_s_oA_Y_+- _ - _ _ '-~-u""'.u_o_A_Y ..._._ ·· _ · F..;.R..:.ID_A_Y_--' ' ~~;':~ - nk ~. ; Great loi~p~;.;;,~nl or ~,m ; ·, . · - G~.e,. - v · . , · -. >' . · slotl · Slot10 _ Sov _ • ·_ •poce · ne _ x1 · semester/R _ eally i~ 1eop ' ' _ 1 · seo .: . ·,, .. l,~S .· -f9!4 ' Sloi:J 8130o,m; · s1ot2 8:300.m/ ~=~:C-321 ;' ·_',_ · : · _ ·. ).: i . '.- ) .· ·Unus · aaz. . }~"'· · ·: · · 9 a.m. _ : . _ ;~;,:~?r;;\;;J:,o_~r:t ; r ~t t · :;s .: ., ,, -tef it f:' , - .... : , ~~ ~ltitt~~ ;~::i ·. , · _.·· · . • • ' You .. werOthe best · tOOC:hWa .. v&e _ vO r h ' o " d . Jhank l t : . .. ~ ~ .-.. · ._ i _ ; _~ : ;: , _ _ . . , · : _ . ·_ · . - .A_d~j-a_c_e_. n .. · t_ . •- - ~- · a_ . a_J_k _ _ e_,~_ -_ _ a_n_d·_s_~_op_ · - -~_ - if_e_ · . .. -.. < .. ! ·_ : _: _ . / _ \ _ _ ~ • - · --------...1 -----~--:-"'--...i..;:....;...;.....;....:;:.,,...:.--J~-.:..:....;..;......;....'-'-_.;-~_;__-• . '.:;t ~;:;; ~ t;~~".;'.; '. f , ~ ;s~ ~,,;, . I F \ i ' ' . ' . ... . i ! , , I l I . i May 4, 1978 THE CIRCLE PageJ Sommer watches· Marist for 28 years By Lark Landon Because "there were no torate on Medfeval Literature at provisions for tliem," lay Fordham University. · Twenty.:eight years later, the &tudents ate their lunch sitting on Having taught history, math, ' longest · · "in point of · service" the floor of the old gym while the and · French courses at Marist, employee at Mari.st - is still doing brothers silently listened to Sommer · , teaches only English whathe'salways done. Teaching. readings from the bible in ~ now for scholarly reasons . He Dr. George Sommer, 50, cloistered area of the library : . says, "once one begins to read professor of English, commuted After lunch, · the lay students broadly and think broadly and is · one day a - week from New York wererequiredtojointhebrothers dealingbroadlyinideas,heneeds City to . Mari&, then named · in a procession to the cemetery, something to hang it on. I hang it Marian College, for six years to · where the McCann Center now is, on -English."~ . .,,.. teach courses in Shakespeare and to say the rosary. · · American Literature. Proud father · - He , left . · his · assistant Gets tradi!i _ onal students professorship at Manhattan . The father of four children, College to teach full-time at However, with the exception of · Sommer , is proud of oldest son · Marist in 1957 because "even in the radical attitudes of students Robert, 25, who receives his M.A. those early years, I was looking in the . '60's, Sommer thinks that in English from .the . State forward to teaching here and to · of all the types of students he's University College at New Paltz seeing _ the college develop... taught, there bas - always been . in / May and has been offered George Sommer ''When I fir&t came here, this "the traditional student ' and I've three full time scholarships for a was a college of 120 students gotten them:'' . ) doctorate degree. "At this rate devoted solely tci the - training of · "The students I - get are the he'll surpass his father," said Marist : . . Brothers. They were · culturally, aesthetically minded Sommer, who is also awaiting his regimented, very : intelligent, students, students interested - in · first grandchild . from . daughter and research. I do not believe office, Sommer defines a major - very careful students . " literature in the broadest possible · Nancy, 24, in October. that one can be a good, much less in English - as , a "collegiate : · Among the stud _ ents then sense. I'm not getting the non- · Author . of The Science of . excellent, teacher unless one is education in the reading of taught by Sommer _ was Brother student." - · - ' : · · · Linguistics, published by the also seriously concerned with books." Using a quote of author Cornelius Russell, Dr. Jeptha Born in ' the Bronx, _ So:nuner Marist College Press in 1971, depth learning of, and in, his Mark Van Doren's that inspired Lanning and Gerard Cox, current entered Ma~attan College at 16 Sommer has . "committed niy field. If a scholar is confident of him when entering the teaching members of Marist faculty. · _ and · majored in English arid lifen to · creating the Modern his work, he will present ' it profession, Sommer explained _ As one of seven instructors li'rench, and studied philosophy Languages Association Con- - abroad and, if his work is found the importance of educating teaching . ~he eritire curriculum at and math . Sommer said that ference (MLAC). · worthy, it will be accepted by his students through the reading of tha:t time, Sommer remembers because the first two courses Sommer devotes much time ' to peers. The result will be passed books. He said, "They may not . the acceptance of the first 13 lay towards receiving his M.A. in research work in order to on to his students in the fonn of save the world. They · may not · ' students and 'some of the Renaissance Literature from maintain excellence in teaching. excellence of teaching." change it. But at least tll.eywould probleIJ!S _ they faced. --.- . N.Y.U. were · in · Beowuli and He said, "I believe there can be With a personal library of 3,000 comprehend it." ~ :c One .,. example was lunch hour . Chaucer, he pursued - his doc- no separation between teaching books, half of which are in his Noonan resigns John Noona, associate dir~tor . Noonan says he leave~ ~ 'Marist of admissions, will resign from . with no regrets and with many poiooning by officials . - _ has caused fatal pulmonary his · position this summer to fond memories. He says a better J3infed pot ef.fects unknown · By Vie Small According to the . -· report · fibrosis. A person who smok~s become director of admissions at opportunity arose and he chose to 1 It _ ii; still unknown whether paraquat cannot be seen, tasted, four_. grams of contami!lated the College of Boca Raton in tak.@· it. L . . _ smoking : paraquat-conta~ated or smelled in the marJjuana, ~e mar11uana per da1 could inha~e Florida. . _ · Noonan, his , wife_ Helen, and ~ - •., • , _ ; . niarijwina _~ -has . ~_!1-v~r~e ,, health C _ enter _ fol" : _ Dis~as~ _> Co~trc:il close . . to , 0 .1 . ip~cro~ra _ Ins of, \ Noona9:was nan'u~d admi~sions their· two ·. children will : move to ...._ - J _ ' _ ; _ ? . _ . : · ..:_ : ::t :: )iffects ; · ' a¢.co.r~g : . / tQ ~ a J1. _; ; r~port : ... --, r;~ports~o.}1Q!11etes_!. ; ~or~~Iaqµl!t - para~u~t ; pE;pel\d\ng , on , \h:e dose; - •, co ' unselor ' -' in ~ ' ' 1976 - · and · - -was ,_ Boea c, Raton " before - September: ·- 1 . .. · -· -· issued ' by ? ~of?ert ? P : -~~ Whalen; con~ammation of marijuana has - · P'-!-~mory damage may occur promoted to associate director Noonan was an English teacher I · •. _ M.D : ; coqumss1oner ~f _ the New bee~ developed, : -· - . - . . · . : · withm hours ; or ~ long as two last suinmer when - James Daly at St. Raymond's Boy High · " York _ State · · oepartment of · The symptoms possibly caused · weeks after ingestion. was . named director. - replacing School in the Bronx before he Health. _· · _ · _ _ , by smoking paraquat con- David Flynn. arrived at Marist. r The report states . available tarninated marijuana . are · evidence suggests pulmonary respiratqry tract ir _ ritation, · fibrosis-scarring of lung tissue - cough, diarrhea, and hemoptysis may occur from long terin use of - spi~ing up blood and phlegm. · contaminated marijuana. -. The · _fib~osis ·. may · be A local high schoolstudent died progressive, causing death three · weeks- ago, but his death several weeks after ingestion. As has not · · b~en t _ ied to · paraquat little as three grains of paraquat Vale.d-i-ctor - ian chosen ' "-. . This .year's valedictorian will ·· attended Marist for two and one · have her husband and fo,_ur-year- half years . old daughter at her graduat{on. "I: · am · meeting with Deans Maureen Sorbo ' , 25, was selected . Zuccarello and Cox to discuss the to speak at graduation ' because · ·· · contents of my speech," she said. she had a 3.975 cumulative index "What I'm going to talk about is in business. ·· - ' . . totally up to me. The deans are . "My studies were kind of hard, · just offering assistance." but my marriage did not affect . Sorbo : and her husband, who my . schoqlwork," she said. 1 · . -· . live . in Pine Plains, work at In- Sorbo · graduated from Bennett - · ternational Business Machines in · in 1973, took oft two : years to . g~t . ·, Poughkeepsie ~s _ accountants. · married and start . a family and _ . . - · . . . ' . '- •-. . .. . . . I ,- . ~ ~ ,. td~~-- ~ . •. · Unisex - Haucuttmg · _ · · - - Jor ~uys - Gals . Super _New York _Cuts _ Shampoo, Cut, Blow Style From 5.00 His & Her _ Body Perm · Cuily or Soft . with t'ut ,, / From 15.00 . . · - · · 17.So. HamiltQrt St., Poughkeepsie · .- (1/iBl _ ock so~th of Main Mall) · · · 471-4383 - : ', .· - :, - M-S 9:30-6:QO WEDNESDAY: - ½ PRICE NIGHT ( except bottle beer) THURSDAY: LADIES NIGHT - MUSIC BY HARVEST PHEONIX 2 weeks 3 weeks • . . , LUNCH ANP . DINNER MENU DAILY ·' Page4 THE CIRCLE THE CIRCEE The Circle is the weekly newspaper ~f the students 01 Maris! College and is published weekly during the school year excl~sive May 4, 1978 LETTERS Congrats, but. .. the college has to "cover :its expenses," fails to include the fact that this was the justification of vacation periodS by the Southern Dutchess News Agency. Wappingers, N.Y. · . Dear Editors, given fo me by the Marist Board Congratulations on your of Trustees and are not my own : parent's weekend issue of the,' ·person~l vi~ws on' the issu~. I · Circle. It is obvious a great deal would J~like to say now, that I or' time and effort went into its do not condone a tuition increase. publication, . 1:Jnfortunate!y, I ~ave recei'-'.ed G M N lt co-editors erry c u Y Ken Healy Dave Potter associate editors Dave Ng Regina Clarkin sports editor Beth Weaver layciuteditor PauJ Nunziata photography editor Jim Birdas business manager Mark Rudolph advertising manager , Rob Ryan . . distribution manager . It was with • some regret, quite·; a number of _ n~gative however that I read the article reactions to my alleged views on concerni~g. my views to.wards. it~justification. I hope tJtlsletter next year's tuition increase. As a · w~ll . serv~ . to clarify . any fellow student I:am just as much m1Sconcepbons. . · Staff: Joe ford, Kathy Norton, M~e Mccourt, Jimmy.Perez, Margaret Schubert, Lark Landon, . ya~,en Rivera, Judy No~!_!,_ Victo~ Small; Susan Stepper, Maria _Troiano, Mary YusJ<evic;h.-. c°h . _:Mayer, Ha!ph C~pone, :Tun Dl!sher, Alan Jackson,, .. Jenny-Higgons, :Gerard 1Biehner. n:.#ogan, St~ye Freeman. Dave Shaw Scott Carl~on Don Purdy - · effected bv the tuition increase as : Sincerely, · anyone eise fa. Therefore, the . Frank Paul Biscardi article· on the tuition increase Student Government · · whicl1 quotes me as saying . th_at . · . ·. Treasurer : -- · Editor's note: Beth We~ver ~nd Dave Potter have been named co-editors of The c· 1 .,, f ., . . tree . or next semester. ~ , · : . . · , . • , . ·,_. - . Welcome. bac.k SAGA · ... Cqrigratulations long, sleepless hours which . these . . . . dedicated journalists devoted to ·· · - the newspaper during · the past Because. the- Marist College Dining Servic_es will not generate sufficient funds for Jhe college this year, Marist is considering hi.ring an outside company to run the food program. ; Though Fred Lambert, assistant dean of students, previously said Marist would con·sider an outside firm providing it supplied the same quality_program as Marist's services,this·must be ·doubte~ ·because of· the· college's ~inancial ~ difficulties. · : .mind in possibly making this ;change: . . ·· Many people complain about-the present food · service, but SAGA, a service Marist previously used; is being considered as a· replacement for · the . existing .. program, although Lambert ad- · mitted SAG A's progrc,tm was not ·as good as · ours." · 1 · · , Editorials To tht:? Editors: .. . . . .·•·. : I would like to congratulate the 'editors and staff members of the circle for a jol:,well done.with th~ · special issue published last week. I know· the hard work ~nd fong, ; ~ - , Crew problems. · · few weeks. In my opinion, the end . · definitely justifies and was well · . worth the means.: > - (:ongratulations •to an· who. w.:re involved! · · · · · · · ... · Sincerely~ .Cathy.Winstanley· · rate towingj>rogram-jor atleasV the next tlu:ee years:<< . · .. · · .. . ·Two years ago, Marist had a If an outside firm is hired,·studerits would not have any input in menu or other changes. Also, any. funds ·earned by an outside concern-would leave the school and not be used for the benefit of the progi:ain as they are now. To the Editors:' chance - to get- a first~rate coach · Marist students should relish their last few The Marist·crew program is in . btit the·. adinmistration :turned · dried hamburgers; runny eggs and scoopfuls of a state of chaos: There are many · him· down because he.·· could:~riot "What is it?." because after this semester, reasons for the tjlaos., Before show, up witil Jate in the fall , Because ,of this, students-must question if the college· has · the best· interest of the students in students may be eating something even worse - -Gary _ Galdwell, who ho.Ids three . semester, This man is now head· than what they are not used to now. . . jobs arrived, Mar~.was never a/ coach atNortheasternUniversiiy :- . - ';'_> ... · , ,;:_ ·- - • ,.,. po'Nerhouse, although we· should/:'and has bE!en appointed National C . -o· n g·.r.a·. _.t.· u.·1··a· ·t . . ·1·0· ..• A·· ·.S·· .... · .. have been; Things.were bad .at 'tea_m·:.coach:,:.fastead,. ' of him, ... . that J)?ifit, butin~eacl of getting ~Marist }iired . a · sman~college . . . beUer,.they_are now wors1~. • ,'r •. freshman coach. What the .ad:: . · .· . . . . . . . . , -With 'the ; none~to9. 0 sg9fr ·. minjs!ration did:not'realize·was· ·. _Tra~itio~ally, springtim~ has been associated . different. · ·. . . _ resi~~tion. ~f gary:Caldw~U, the >Jhat a freshman coach; especially · .. ·· ~1th weddmgs and gradu~t1ons: In less th~ two Som_e 9f Jhem have learned their . su_bje~., :. a.~~1~rat:19n has. t~e; JO~ ·of_:• OJ?: ~h~; small_-college_,level, is a weeks, more than 300 seniors will graduate after matter well, ·others learned about human nature. ·· ~mqmg a. cre:-,v coach that 1s. a v1ctun - of:fate. If this,.coach was,· Y,e~rs.,?f ~term ,papers. and:_fi~aL~xaminations; · . ·,. -Gradu~tiony ~~_.~he~ a£knowledgiµent .,y.o~~- have.-~.;so~~n.:j.t~1.9p-~iwtY .. :i!~':~<;.1?\!:.,~~-~~;.e~q9~-~t~ith'-a:~ro~i.(b~ 1 ch of:-··'..::-'.- mixed _wit~ hours of procrastmabon ancl Jllll.. . learned s~mething~ And ·a·s-'they bolt 'into .the,. smart ~~ 1 ~ ,time._··· -- :- - ·-:· . ·:: . -': !res~1nen\··-•tb1s. -:;cre_w-..,;·co·u1d·: ·, : Colleges and· universities ~cross the ·coun~rY · ··"real'': worldJt is tip to,them to use, or disca~d; . · _-The;ma_m'.·cause .. of. the present· ' ao~1:11.a.t~ · • !~~ Jr~hnian,,,;C!9ni~ .... · will be graduatingtheir semors, and the sheer what their teachers, family., ·'and. fri¢nds have -. .i,-1tu~tion;1sJh~t:Cc;1ldwellhas _m~t. pebtion': . Tius IS wha~ ~appenea to · · number of the ceremonies might diminish the _taught them during their-college years. .· and c_aJ1!lot.coach,-Most oarsmen . Caldwelt : be~a11se he surely,does significance of a small school on the Hudson. But .. · •:'. The Circle Editors would like to ccirigratulate . ·. are_r.o\_1/lng worse_ than .when they not ·have the coaching ability to · ·· ·. it doesn't. · ' - · the senior class of 1978 · · . · ·., · · .• ,. ·· .came to- Marist. Instead of ·compete 0 '.iri varsity~Ievel c<im- • Probablybecausetoea:chsenioronMay20, the We would especially like to thank :Mark rowing in_a-.machine-like :_ .man- petition;_even·in the:small-school :: .ceremony will carry a · very per&<>n8:l and in- Rudolph, ~ur advertising manager, wtio will he · ner;_ ::JMarist_ ·crews look. H~e. · league_:_, . . . -',· . · dividual.:meaning. Seniors are a special·,mixed graduating. He has kept-·the paper alive by c~nt1pedes with ,~rok~ legs: . . · . M~t:st. now_ · has the slowe_st breed of students. ,Some of them have worked · supplying.qs with milch needed extra capiq.iL ~e progr~ is disorgalll~ed .. , crew m its history, prospective throughout'their four years, while-others have · · · To everyone else: Have a nice summer. and .Durmgthe ~u_1ter when oa~smef! oarsmen.are not attractedto the· , mer~lysurvived. But whether t~ey worked_or we'l\see you in September; . set. up rowmg_ tank times, ~rew :prog~am,, ,and the _mori~y. partied, they have come out' with something Caldwell--would either not show invested m- ;the. program 1s. · · up, prleave the·oarsmento coach . wasted. - . . · .. -" . . · · ·. · . theinselv_es This ·caused lack of , . . · The ·alumni . students ind . : 1'1ewpo·int · .. I ¼_ .. ·.·· · ..••.•.. : :~~~~~·~rf::~tr:~g hurts ·the :"~hl~!11~~~~vhai'~~}ti-~eW:: . . dismalfuture llecause. we do·riot · rowing program. U rs · up to the .. l. ·s··. · ... ·,t · · R .... ·.• · ·e·a· : 1··.:7■•; '· . program:Marist:is facedwitha facilitiesonthe'Easfcoastfor•a' : .h~.ve' enough experienced un- administration to be. smart and .. ·.derd~ssnien· to.give.• a. ··prgper. make'ali~e\-headed chofoefor:a' .: · . . - . , . . . -- · basis to: a ·.varsity boat; nor · a :crew coach .who will raise Marist ·. . . ~y Richard A,. ½tM9rte want you to meet my friend;" :''Hey, did you":· 0 '.:. coach ·to nurse · ttieir,.- talents; · . crewiout'oftliecellar: .· .. · .know .;. my father used to :work. with your . Marist •is faced with a · secorid- .. . . Jeff DeC~r1o· . There were the usual sounds of stereos calling . , father." "Small world.isn'fit!" The highways . . • :, · · . ·· , : , < .. "'7. . · . . · · . . otitto the sun in priase of:wa·mier days. There ': and byways back to the dorms w~ren't destroyed: . . . . .. . . . , ,.- · · · ·· ,. .. · was . the usual dancing , around. in ' front~ 9f --or .strewn with trash. The cha~l \Vas filled. oh . F~AldK' 1 v sPEA · . ·. K'ING . · · b • ' . . h · .. . f . ·, :·k · ChampagnatandSt.feterstoacclaµntheclear bothSaturday·andSuriday. ::=·: .. <~,:,·::.~:.: :-_ ,,,..~ L C . · · . . . - .· .. <. P:il_ran ·'.: - blue dky. The lacrosse team was away for a ·.· .I wonder what.force- ccrilld have causea this·.:·· ~ ............. ,.. _ _ ,..~-~-------IIJ!li■-iioiiii..:.....,~ ... ~ ... ...,. · tame ' ; softballand crew were-occupying others.· - Could.if~be a public'relations ginimick.'of_the. , / w·_ HA_ TG 1 -r1,',~ · 1_··.?"-~-·~s'- Jei _ ~ :·: W .· , .- nwasliketheapproachofanyotherweekend.,;~ sch_ool?Maybethestudentswerebribea ... ;butso _ 'lHI: Pl v l~..?I, Drt"---' or was it? . . . ,, . ·.·. ,~ mahy?Howcouldsomuchhavehappenedt<>'SO / .-r·-. . ··., iJ11v· E A ·9'-r1.r l't>At,,.t:=· ·: Who was shaving .off _his beard?· Who was _ many., in such a short time? 'People :were-ac: · ·. > ;nt"( , . · · · .·•. In ·. ~~H.V~ .. . . having. their_hafr, rearranged? Flowers··. Jt.iallygoingoutoftheirwaytosay::"Hey!notice · ... , '.· · · l:::\1 l. · · .. - _: w:~~~::fll un~:r ~~/!tf;at ~;~-=~~~a. : ::~:~~·~~:it~~e\i ~~- ii~re~iH~ 0 ~ .. i~!J~:il : . . · ~EA Pf NG LE.~·· -L c:._'( .. ; '. .. E .,.v.~ .l:: · .:~ L .;· .::·' in the receptacles on.the floors of all.buildings. -fr~u.d·or-basic pride .i; welling up ~: .. even inJhe: · · · ,.. · · · · · ·,' ., · ·· ·_. : ' · People were cleaning old clot_hes. and buying or , . 'ffi!~ of an obvio~ly im~rfect sit~ation .su_g}l ~s borrowing new. ones. Rooms· were /cleaned, -, .. this. 1s.·Perha.p5.,forabneff~rty-e1ght hours~ we · . closets. and drawers straightened ·•out. PE?ople• · . '._ au ~~me,so com;ern~d with the _app~oach of.· seemed to be very much into ~king Jhings ·,•~he outsiders;'.that ~e actu~lly allowed ()Urtr!le.· <: brighter arid bigger. Almost·astqougqthey were · se~v~sto come !~rth m ~elation to.ea_ch other :_,. · · saying: "Hey! notice me:.1'tis is an. extentiol) of . ·. th!s pl~c_e:~nd our relatives. Tuer~ was ~ basic - me ... and I want you to notice it.-;:too!" Even · faith m _each .other expressed .m action; a The Circle came out brighter and bigger'andthe. · · hopefulness. thatJightened the .··space between staff who give it life were saying: "Hey! _notice · generations and a genuine love shown-fof others. me. This is an extention ofme and lwant you to , We will:~erY quickly go back .to.,our former.· notice· it -~, too!" .· •· · : . · '. . ·.- , -· · • ·:: · . way of treating .eacl1. other aµd looking at this - · As the weekend wore on - there was an in-. place: ... I· gu~s - but, if we· can .reflect even · · creasing . 'sense : of brighter . and .· µigglir / thci~gh • ·. · .• br~efly ,. cihtwpat ~very: n~turally . ,happe11~d; , · we .. . surprisi':}gly ~fter; and friendlier. <>n campus ~nd -: .. • nught ~ee _ more of what ~e .reEl}l~ .~r_El t~an, wljat •. <>ff::.' this-:_generation a~d the former·generatJon : ._ ~e_.pr~~en~ to 1 _be. '-!'fi_en;c1n .. o.~~ sep~rat1~11Jrom / ~· were .Jci und: ce)ebratm~ •. t<>~~-t~~r, _. t~lkmg.. · .-., ~ne ·an<>ther and_ th1~:plac~:;;:. :weJv1llJjopeflllly,: .· .. , .. ,togetlier{da~ci~g: together;= eating and grmking ,: .. · · : _: see .i:n,9-r,e , fl~:lf,,:.W~~t 'Y.e • aµd ,t~~ · pla,~~}li~u.lg_ ; , ·.t()geth~r~,'Ihr.~:p1ece~,andl_ong goWJ_l~;iflowers ,. · , . ~~;:_::_ · .::· .. '.;·:i·/:~. > · ::: .· .. , _:::;. •• · · :;:_:: '/::; J' ·:. · - . and sm1fos .~. all over; the place. ~!Plme and meet · ,;:_Is ~t real.?_ 9t1n it be? .Often _enougq_ .. : lt~Just .m .. :my\ril.ot,iet.·:and~f8ther.·.-;~~~!~~~~"ey/:qera~di.nE(is~..-::. : :·y~w--:yi~~~int: _. ':.-~: . . :··,. , : l ~"~ .. ~"." :. ' .. ·. -~·:- , -.- .... ~_: ... here'· ''Where··'!· "'lbere ''.';- "Ma"' -·Dad · · l- . ·:. , · · - · .. ••-:: ·· : :•·•.· . : ~·• .. :,.:'._: ~ .-:_ ,/-~ .·>"-.: :~:··•~--~;9~.:,/ : :· -:· :,.,--':-·:~~· : ~--:-:-::·:,' - ·'. .. · :"' ··'/~ .... _.,. "'.:, May 4, 1978 THE CIRCLE PageS Freshmen ,program to make some changes by Lark Landon was meeting 'with the freshman by June 1, listing the_ resident ,, the first two weeks on an in- locations of next year's fresh- The freshman advisory dividual basis. men. Freshmen will be meeting program is slated for changes LaMorte-said another problem with their groups at freshmen next semester in order-to correct was caused by students not being orientation, he said, and will be problems it faced in its first year, assigned to groups until "in groups of 15, not a mass of according - to Father Richard November, thereby delaying the 500." LaMorte. · program. He. said students could Another change in the program LaMorte said the program, not be assigned until November for next year will be the designed to help freshman adjust because "we did not know who scheduling of fewer meetings. academically and so-cially to was living on campus and LaMorte said after monthly college; was created by Assistant where." · meetings the first semester, Dean- of students Fred Lambert, However, LaMorte said he meetings will be fewer in number Associate Academic · Dean expects to be supplied with a list and will be more "informational, - Gerard Cox and himself. Fresh- , rather than discussional." He man were placed into groups of 15 "T O adv; 5 e the said "more concrete needs" such and met on a _i~ular basis to - as how to write papers will be discuss orientation problems . adm,·n,·strat,·o· n of stressed in the second semester. with faculty; staff and peer ad- LaMorte said a benefit o( the visors. · ·- · . program is to "advise the ad- The program's major problem;- where they sh Ou Id ministration of where they should according to LaMorte, was · . · ~ be going" -by communicating scheduling· meetings. at times _ be going," · problems r~ised in the freshman convenient' for group members. groups. _ LaMorte said "that.in itself was _ La Marte Freshman students expressed . timeconsuming''_for-advisors as - - - - ~ - - - - - - • · concern about the c;hoice of ~ore , •Gore program to stay, for now By KathfNortori There·.::~re. some difficulties ·-cellent, and long overdue.'' Platt ~st! instructors and the lack of feedback on their academic 'performance until they received their midterm grades. According to Cox, department chairman were urged · to use - "greater caution" in selecting Core teachers: Cox also said teachers have been encouraged to inform students of their grades before midterms. Another problem voicea by freshmen was unclear guidelines for dormitory nonns. LaMorte said this would be clearly ex- plained to next year's freshmen during orientation. Rich Barbara, peer advisor, said although his group did not follow the program as strictly as expected, the -program was a good idea. He said after the program started students "didn't have the need or the freedom to . see us regularly. We just ended up being available to them if they needed to see us." Freshman John Morgan and Kathy McNulty agree with Barbara and said although they did not need the program, they both believed it was a good idea for those students who did need it. --------------------------- Fros,h like program By Jimmy Perez .··. . .. with the program.· Academic said -he is satisfied with -the The cote · _-curriculum will be • Dean · Louis. Zuccarello said program, but the consistency of While some freshmen think the around for a.while. . ·• ·- . evaluation ·mstruments are · contents and standards of the required writing courses they Chairman - 0 f Jhe Academic limited; He also said it is a core .can be improved. . took last fall were "beneath Affairs . Coriunitiee •· John Hit- ''struggle"to get faculty to reach Ritschdorff and Zuccarello said them" or a repetition of high schdorff said• the ~ore .will be> in their. own discipline,. yet go the move toward a more liberal school classes, a majority keptfor'a few ye~rs, alt~oligh it beyond int9- -other. disciplines. ·education is good. According to thought they were worthwhile, an "hasn •t completely developed·. Co!e teacher, -Qi:: Ric~ard Platt, . · E}!glish department survey · itself.•• He .added. this_ will take. · said the value foun~cl;bon for the . C . - . - t' t t d shows. three or-.fouryears.-.- .: _ . __ core sh~uld be. clarified. ... : - Ore was ,ns I U e As a part __ of the core The core was instituted last · The _core 1s valuable for curriculum begun last fall, 80 r~µ in:c1ne_ffort tq':giveJresiupan;\ r~cr~ititig:_stu~e1_1ts·, said Cathy last' fall in an effort percent of Marist's 412 freshmen a -more well-rounded education. ~o Neill, admissions . counselor. with deficient skills were journal writing procedures . . The-basic obj~tjves of·the,'core •. o•~eiUsllid·a lot of freshmen.are. t . f h required to take writing courses. Lewis said the courses have . - are:.'- - to•·mstiU value:5,:..,.deveh;ip _ .. unslli-El:of.whatthey w~ntto do, 0 JJ_IVe res men. 0- The program should give every improved students skills. •• basi,~\s_lci!}~+.• .. f,,~ii:~::as;,wr!ting;7 a?d Jtw.J~<>re .ex~se~ ~~Eltp.' to > >- . -..... · \ _ . _ , _ S _, . . .. student a "broadiy based idea" of .. Generally, students feel they've . '.,be~ome farmllar, ~th tij~ c9ntent.y,diffei-en~ .mterests. O ~ei_ll.: _also ----mo re. w,e I Lro u nd ed- ·ho"{ to V'!rite a college level ess~y, · 'learned · and their writing is _ of-<otlier: disdplinef besideiVth"e~ s;ud ,:.:~ig~::/S£TT001 >guidance . -_ : . . · _ · · . · · ·ac1:ordmg to Robert Le~is, bound to improve because of .J_- • ~~dE!_nfs,major,j1hd_:•undeI"sta.n_d · .. couns.elo{s ar~.unpressed by ~he educ·ation ; assist~nt ~rof'-1sor of Eng_h~h. consistent writing assignments." o'the methodologies and' limits of p_rogram:· Par.~nts, o! prospectI~e ' · Lewis said; bast,J Cln wntmg Contrary to the belief of some disc_ipli_nes.. :fr~shmen -.. are students. al~-,!lre wterested m .,. tests taken last summer, abf!ut ~~, literary authorities, Lewis said . required" to. <take. seven core core,_~id_ ON~ill. They are.eager Ritschdorff, ''Marist has always· • percent of the freshmen_were_ t~1 ·writing can be taught." courses: in four semesters. _.. '< to see their children get a diverse been directed in ,that way. We to take two three-crec.l:t writmg "It is a skill, an art which , According to ·mtschdorff fr~sh- . education. _ . . ·· · have always been interested in courses, while 45 percent _had to_ . emerges frorh imagination," he _ man were ,surveyed last fall . Core teachers fmdthe program : fostering _liberal education. The · take one cou!"~e. . . _ , said. "It has certain dimensions :about-the core· and responses- favorable;- Brother Joseph core curriculum is a way we can .About32percentofthe students which can be taught." . were positive:-_' · Belanger said, "I .think it's ex- continue that work toqay." required to _take the cours~s Freshmen entering in the fall - · • ,_· thought their· placement m were given essay-type writing classes was appropriate examinations last J urie and again to their level of writing ability, in August. The essays were Lewis said. Some who re:::ponded graded by a team of four faculty . to the survey, however, iiarl members and rated from one 'negative reactions to th~ ~lasses. through four. The writing including some ioITO.er Bennett requirements were based on the byJ(¢n Healy today." · · .. - . · "'. ,_ · , don't see the need: for any more College students who tiansferre... composite of the two tests and . .·.•·. _ , _. .. . _ •. , . InJ96:l, Marist_asked for funds housing facilities." · ' to Marist but were not pre-tested. also a student's marks on the, _Everyyear_$340,000 ofMarist's · from-the New York State _Dor-. ··Because Marist is a com- · One student· wrote that the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). i · $9,0~0,00O '.budget _go.~ _toward · mitory ·Authority, to . build- .paritively new college it has courses "made me develop . , Students with low scores werel -paymg __ the'-' znortgage on the Champagnat Hall,_ a .. residence more expenses _than an older, forethought;" another said they required to take English com-~ .<sc},1001'.s t}rree. main dormitories, for 409 students. In 1965. Cham- more established. and financially "helped make me more position, · a basic course; and < accorging •.to ·Anthony_ ,Campilii, pagnat was completed with ,it's secure school. Its buildings are cautious," and a third answered expository writing and rhetoric. - ·: -;Marist's'business rpagager.: · · extention, the campus center, for ·still being-paid for and this is a that he "learned to think before Both are three-credit courses. ,_. Campilii said the finalpayment , a cost of $3,990,000.'. Campilffsaid great strain on the budget, said · writing." Some students with higher : ;oi;i · LeqJ.Hall, would, be made in ,that Champagnat would probably CampillL An older school like' - Lewis said some teachers put -scores, about 45 percent, were , _200:1,.4o·y~ai-s ?fter. the building· '.be tl].e last do~it«:>ry buUt on the ~ Vassar is paid for. We're still an emphasis on granuriar and required to take only english : was ·_.constructed. _Sheahan and Marist campus. ''The- enrolhnent ." • paying __ a mortgage and ma'in- · rhetorical modes of development, composition. The highest scorers, -,L¢o .. lialls,'·~. the · . first .. building~ of the school has stabalized. over · •tenance and utilities expenses, he while others concentrate on about 20 percent, were exempted -constructecC"'.ithoufthe .help -or the last several years and we :said. · 'sentence construction· and from required writing courses . . · the Matis( ,brothers; _were. paid · ,.q,r,Q>,.q,,.q:"<·~· ::»<.«~~~~(>x.Q-><.o-,,.~o-,,.o-,,.q,.q,.:a " ~ - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - . . . ; . _ _ _ ...;..,;,:;.. _ _ - - ' for -with··40.yeaf l_Ilortgages from ~ L v , tfie::ttc,using and Home Finance ·_. . e;,ve -.r_ourHead To_U_ s! --~~~i~.~:i!tj_.of~te~:~-- C:f~ . ~- G CLJT't-1'- . - . '-$523,000Jn 1!is2;whilethe cost of - STREAKING , .-it, ~\- · - _ 11;:A, _ _ ·Leo<.Hall;'more .than :twice· FROSTING · ' . -. 'f",- Slieahan's size, was $1,300,000. · __ . :Ca~pilii- said building these AND dorms:today \voul~' cost>tw~ to P.E~MANENT . t~o .and halftimes the original :,.-WAVING .. : UNI-SEX HAIRCUTTING AND. , .§ l § 'J~~1:,6~::l\'rri~~~8~:0°: .§, .. CAL(·' ·principle'and $153,000 is interest.. 454 9239 -.',Vlien Sheahan Hall'is pai_d for in § : _ f_O. R. . _ BLOW DRYING J003,Jlie,'tcitaF cost•-will _be ap-. - _ .pro~te1y:$t,500,000:. ;:--:.- . . • APPOINTMENT - HAI n,curr· ERS ~~!?fJ}Mita::bW3rfJ t~f i~6i :. •· - NOW • • • o· :N . ~ . - · . · · ·.. § :\vheni:'costs/and:-interest';fates . THE MAIN· MALL . i .' Jil!f ljf !~li't _:,,,,:!::~::~~T~~~!/ . . -i• i/g{i!;i't!Zi'.ifnk .. · '•. Enj~nce ~~und corner.· · .. · · . ·. ·A., ",·1/~}/)>f<.·//~; ., . · .· .. ,.;> . . , . Anlnvitatio11.-- From: Campus Ministry To : F ijc_ulty ... _ . . .• Students .. ~ .... Staff ... ··. We invite you to join in.ct . celebration this last Sunday. We wilJ begin celebrating that we have God at 11 : 00 a.m. and continue celebrating that we have each ·other at 12: 00 Bring a friend. family. yourself ~owe havP more to <"f'lPhratP ,. / , . r Page6 T#ECIRCLE May 4, 1978 What the future holds for · Marist by Alan Jackson , Will there be another Elvis, can the Mets do it agc1in, will Anita going up for the 16th year in a supermarket. Students will be on students, ears on ad- row. · rated on speed, quantity, and ministrators, a full wallet in your Man has been plagued for Bryant tum gay? Let's face it, years by what the future will be who knows. Intrinsic Motivation: Find out quality · of the items lifted. Term mooching roomie's pocket, and why you can't get your body out project : Kidnapping good - whatever you wish your boy and- of bed for an 8 : 30 class, why you looking cashiers for the in- or girl friend had a little extra of. find it hard for you to swallow in structors own project. . . Special · Topics · III: Cloning the cafeteria, and why you wait Organic Cloning: The begin- Dolly Parton: Due to the amount for the last minute before you do . ning science student will learn of time needed, this course will . a term paper. Term project: the basic theory of . cloning . . extend over · two semesters ; Attend a school function without Clones of amoebas, worms, perverts need nof apply. Six like. He has spent millions of But, what will Marist be like in dollars for research on the future ten years. Colleges have . been world . Translated into college getting liberal for years. First it student terms, for . every one was the students. then . the million dollars spent, that's over teachers, ten years from now it 133 thousand cases or 40 thousand · might even be the courses they one-half kegs Qf Schlitz (tap offer. As I look into the future, I deposit not included) . Can you can see a course advisor in the imagine how many ounces of hands of a Marist student from · Columbian that is? . Without ~he Class of '88. , Their descrip- seeds? tions might read something like yawning. freshmen , and other lower forms credits . · . 1 · · Marriage . and the Family: of life will be made. Abnormal Cloning: Ex - Some people believe it is a · this . : · futile effort, myself included. In Auditing: A useful course for the 50's who would - have dreamed the future · businessman . . - The of the 60's consisting of Wood - student will learn how io juJ?gle stock, John and Bobby Kennedy, the books, create loopholes, and Armstrong . on the moon, Nixon to blackmail · - the boss. A class kick around again, the drug project will involve putting the Discover what happened to that Inte('.mediate Cloning: per.imenting with cloning ; In - archaic custom . Learn what your Students will learn the procedure dudes - the · development of parents went through after you of selecting suitable cells . to be . . weirdos, perverts, grad students, were born. Class project: Select a cloned, sneaky ways of removing ·· Ford Pinto . buyers, and Black ·. classmate of the opposite sex; get cells from unwilling subjects , and Label beer : drinkers . · ' · · ~ · married and raise three kids incubation methods. Proje_ct: .J ournalism: Learn the new within the . semesfer . Those Developing a - clone ·. of your wave in journalistic · techniques selecting partners of the same favorite administrator for your and master the ne\Y t0;0ls. Student sex are not required lei raise the own ~rsonal- abuse or just to is required to provide own tools - kids . - only l;lell . finally · sit . down and talk to . . · _ . namely a dark room ; \Vhip, black scene, flower power , and My screws to the IRS. · Mother Toe Car. · Persuasive Speech : A course l\1ar~eti':1g l\t~nagement: • Specfal . • Topic I: . Clone gaJ!ers, _ etc. _ This_ course · . J.s !'-uperv1sed mstruct1on · on how to . Troubleshooting: The student designed for those interested m sneak at . least · $60 _ worth of .. will learn the common mishaps of . · · !Dore . than . yellow journalism. · 1 which can . immediately aid the , college student. One c~n us.e_it to . merchandISe . · out of the local , cloning, such as missing mouths ...._ wrangle extra money froili tll~ folks back home, -talk President Foy into throwing a . . keg party in : . · · · Champagnat; . ·: ana ""1: onvincing R2D2 ... · . · f · · h · · - f . M · · .· • 1 · · . )'O~rselfthaUhe c~~teria f~od :, . m . ay · . ··: . -- e . . _ a · c .. · · .. a· .· · · · . . r a• _ • r ·· ·· ' · · . .. s . . . - • ·· · .. - · ._-· · .. 1sn tall that bad . ProJect: Trymg. . . · to talk · your way out of · doing a - · · · · · · class project. . . . • 20th Century _ Philosophy: In By David Ng , N~rse .. Peggy Spaight said she and chapel roads: Th,e remaining . . depth · · discussfon to the· believed . doctors and nurses will .: sectionofthe road would be filled . · philosophical question - · ·· Why'?"· With technology progressing at · process _ information irito • · a and_ seeded before 1988 he says . . · Alternate questions for students a fa-ster rate, · scien . ce f . ict . io . n hero . computer · for · the diagnosis. · . . . Th .. ~ . college's radio station . ma .· · y . to discuss - "Why · not'?", "What · · R2D2 may be . · a .te . acher's . aide in Children will be inn . oculated but broadcast statewide said ge . ne . ral the he _ . 11"!'', · · Who cares'?", · · · · -1988, says Dr. · :n . . ichard ' Platt, health · services will be basic _ .- manager _ Mike O'Meara . . He said ··Where's the brew '! " and " Who 11· · sh dd d · th .. di ·. · · ' - chairman - of . the . English an . d - coW1Se mg, · e . a e . , . . . · e ra o station will become Ten years ago . . . · . . wou . ld . it . hav . e . _ st . o . l . e mY . · .·. gusto'!" : . · · · w ' - b · k tb 11 h · 11 · · . . . - ·. . d . d th · · h . · ·n · Communication Arts depart- .. omen . s _ as e a coac . .. w.e ~E!:QUippe an e . . s ow WI been possible for the people of Elementary · Russian I: ment. - . Eileen Witt s&ys '' _ 1naybe in ten ~e _ ature special contemporary 1978 experiencing such Discover the new laMUclge of 1 1 d th · kills d tal t f gu t ·· - · · P henomena . as Jimmy . C . arter ' s • : America . , . . · speak fluently wit . h .·· .· The Circ e · recent Y surveye • . years, ~ s . . · an . ,, en 5 ? - ·. · . . ~ s. . · . · , .. . . . .. . . . _ several teachers ; - administrators, · 1 women will equ~J men . . · She said . · • · . Circle EditQr Gerry McNulty ·. · teeth,Farrah Fawcett ' s hair , the your new neighbor , read · · ~e - and students · and asked . · them , more . woman . oriented coaching \ said tl:iecampl}S newspaper will Mets without Seaver, catalytic , warning label on the nuclear what.Marist College will be like will develop · and help women . bE;<;o~e a weelcly 16-page paper converters; the Beatles breaking warhead that failed : to explode · in a · decade. . _ . · . · athl~tics. . . . . . · · -~ ... · . _ . ::ind wHl . lla_ve . a . staff of J O up, under-alls, Anita Bryant ; The when iUanded .in your frat house. Platt said Marist will have a W 1th , the advancement of reporters. . .. · _ . · .... Gcmg Show, Granola bars , Fritz · Probability & StatisUcs: . sophisticated ' . coininuruca~i<:>ns scie~<;~ , W~~erworks . rc:>aii ma:Y b~ ". M,¢J';111!~i.also said , _he foresees . · . . . : the Cat; disco, gas at 60 cents a _ Compute you1· chance~ of '!ceeping ~center . "filled , wi . th t~e : :Jatest rep~u-e..4 . ;. , ~ \ th~ · next_ ~ -d~_cade < '?; fO . µr~e . ~ :- :~ sµcp, > a.s . . ,~ pho~o~ .. . · ,. , . .. , , gal\on · A\le-'MuppetS '. having - their , · your butt alive . -b.Y • - the , . y~j,- . . 2000; , · · conimunication ' technology:'.' ·He :, M,i;u~1ten.anc;e . ::' D1rector,~-:Andr . ew ,; c,.' J o , ur , n al : 1,~ m:;, . ·~,ri ~ ; ws paper · · . own television show , . the Sex · the probability of getting a date sa · id it Would include computers, · Pavelko , says · t~e coHege . has .. -top~gtaph~. ~11d)nvestigative Pistols, right on red, and the New . · _ with Farrah Fawcett - Majors, holography • equipm~nt, mobile , begun co?struct1on of ;· a'. road . : r~p!,lrtm~ ~troduce~ . , into the Zoo . Revue.- . . . y our sliµl chances of graduating video and . film units, and from Fulton street traffic hght to commurucat1on a~s department. ""What will the future consist of! on time. 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May4, 1978 THE CIRCLE Page 7 Jappers la~t stand hockey champs Last Thursday night's championsblp floor hockey game which the Lost Planet Airmen lost to Jappers Last Stand 3--0. _ X-country pla'ns for fa/I .. By John Mayer recruited thus far are expected to Stevens hopes to help his team be of the same or better caliber reach their goals by continuing Juniors Jerry. Scholder and than last year's freshmen ac- with the same training program, Dennis Goff have been selected , Cdl'-ding to Stevens. - with the exception that he wiU : as co-captains for the 1978 Marist Goals which the team· will hold more practices on grass Running Red Fox_ Cross Country st.rive-: to achieve during the · surfaces instead ofroadway as he team.' ·.. . · · se~son are: an. .800 winning did last season. · · Their jo_b according- to Cross percenta~e: during the regular The regular season begins By Pat Larkin' Jappers Last Stand defeated the Lost Palet Airmen 3-0 last Wednesday night to capture the intramural floor hockey championship. Scott Rocklein scored two goals and Ron Clarke one in leading their team to victory. Jappers Last Stand finished on top of the Western division with a record of 5~1 while the Lost Planet Airmen finished first in the eastern division with a record of 6-0. S-Crew and the Sheahan Raiders finished in a tie for second in the west with records of 4-1-1. S-Crew squeezed by the Raiders 1-0 in their contest to determine who was in the playoffs. , Jappers Last Stand defeated the Boltonaires, who finished in second place in the eastern division, 3-0. 'The Airmen then defeated S-Crew 2-1 to gain en- trance into the finals. George Mccutcheon captained , Jappers Last Stand whose team members include his brother Jack, Greg Clifford, Jeff Hackett, John Ruth, Kevin Burns, Dick Fleischman, and Mike Schlitte. Final Floor Hockey Standings EASTERN DIVISION Lost Planet Airmen Boltonaires Ace Heads 5th Floor Champ. Mongo's Bunch 8th Floor Ermines Poughkeepsie Penguins W L WESTERN DIVISION 6-0 5-1- 4-2 3-3 2-4 1-5 0-6 Jappers Last Stand S-Crew Sheahan Raiders Dark Horses Amboy Dukes Kamikazes Bad Asses Millspaugh,. Morris set track records Scott Carlton meters placing seventh. 5-1 4-1-1 4-1-1 2-4 1-3-2 1-4-1 1-4-1 Country coach Rich Stevens isto season; to qualify(or the NCAA September 9that the Glassboro lead the team in- warm-ups and Division II Nationals; to break up. State Invitational. The new m~ets practices, and · act. as . liaison ·. the Southern Connecticut State on the schedule for this season between himself- and the rest of College top five runners, who are include a September 15t,~ battle the runners.- - considered to be one of the best at Van Cortland Park.with C.W. - - The team; which has moved up earns in this region, in their meet Post, Columbia, and Stonybrook, The Marist College Track to Division - II status,· will most in.· September; to win the_ IC4A or a September 16th event . Team had a record setting day likely be made up of about a College Division Championships; against-Syracuse, Union, or the Saturday ix:i the Hartwick In; do:zen upperc!assmen., If is ex- to' win the New York · ~ate University of Ro~ester. Also vitationals with Keith Millspaugh ·pec~ed ·that· -th~re_ will_. be_ no . Colle~e _ · Track . and .. _Field . new on the calendans an October_ . setting meet and school records Paul Welsch placed isxth in the 5,000 meters with a time of 15:50. The Red Foxes will travel to - _. sem_o~s!~.three ·. J~or,~); :a11~ . the _A~soc1~t101,1; Ch~in~~s~P:i.;. and ... :1~~- ,c~n_!,_~st -~\__Holy Cr~ssy _ in two. events.c, _ , - ~"1'emammg2~to·3~·:i:-~ers,wi,ltbe"':"forthe ''B :team to fwsh m the Umvers1ty, Mass. · ,. In the 800 meter race he ran ,K,ings .Point for the ere Championships Saturday. Rich Crump and Keith Millspaugh will . run the.BOO meter event trying to · qualify for the IC4A's. either sophomores or freshmen: Jop three at. the ~ew York Up- '• l :53.4 and in the 400 meter he ran The _freshmen. ·that·:have. been state-Champ10nsh1ps. . 49:t Marist also ran Rich Crump 'The Red Foxes will also enter a 3,200 meter relay team including Crump, Millspaugh, Scholder and Rich Duff. ·This·week_ in Marist sports- r··c·"·'·u•:-:,:-:-:B❖,❖C•C<•:·,·•••❖•❖•• • ...-·•·;:, •• ,,l{ ~t~~i;:1:f r.:.i.?:,~ma!~•ity' J :::: Saturday - WOMEN'S CREW, TRACK AND FIELD Collegiate Track.Championships, Kings Point, away :::: :::: Metropolitan Conference - away I Softb3.ll . Iii )lf-:Stand1ngs if /· . . I AMERICAN Walkaways+ Black Eagles+ Sprockeyes .. ,Sinegma Phi+ , Mongo's Bunch , NATIONAL W L- 5. ·1 5 .2 2 3 ; 1 3 1 4 Sheahan+ 6 1 Ace Heads+ 6 1 - Full House Gang 2 3 Fifth Floor.Leo+ 1 , 4 MuffDivers+ O 6 • +. Must paf or forfeit chanc,e for playoffs -~• RESULTS OF APRIL 27· - MAY 2 , . GAM_ES:. . ~ ' ,, . ,.;•• SUPER SAVINGS ON AU. YOUR LIQUOR NEEDS BLEND ........ . 4.49· lybtJ■rk GIN 900 • • • • ~ ■ - -■• 4~19 • VODKA SO° .• ■ -. 4.19 - .. :,;-;-"-. GIN 90° .. . - . -•.•. 4.89 . f~ BOURBON 86° . ~ 4.99 &yr.old SCOTCH 80° •. . -. 4.99~ ·scOTCH·86° • .••• 5.59. in the 800 and 400 meter· events. He · finished second behind Millspaugh in each event. Mike Morris, a freshman set a meet and school record in the 1,500 meter walk with a time of 6:37. Jerry Scholder ran in two· races the 10,000 meters in which he placed third, and the 1,500 Jerry Scholder will also run the 10,000 meters. The . team will travel to Fredonia to enter the New York State Collegiate Track Association Championships on May 13. NOW OPEN HAYSTACK RESTAURANT Rte. 9 Hyde Park-next to Barker's Mall featuring sandwiches, home-made _ ·pizza and a variety of· steaks, seafood and Italian - dinners at reasonable p r i f ~ - Enjoy a drink~rour-= - bar, and a salad bar is included with_ , all dinners. -- All menu items may . _ be ordered to go. ·. :For _ take out- phone ···229-8981 : I , · 1 .' i ;'} ;w \ · Members.of the Red .Fox defending the net during Sattirdayls lacrosse game ag~uist Stev~_nsTech. ~ - - - -- ~ • • - • .- ~- - - _>. - ' ; ' . - • M-ike Morris breaks records as · a walker Mike Morris, ·a freshmanfrom Poughkeepsie, has been named · athlete of the week .for the. week ending May 1. Morris, a member of the track team set a _meet and. Athft,1,, of tlw if',,el.· school record ·. Saturday at - Hartwick when he pla~d "first in - the.1,500 meter.walk with a tim~ of 6:37. · . . ' - _ : -- . , · · A graduate of Our ~Lady of Lourdes ·· · High< . School, · Poughkeepsie,_ Mo~ris - SElt . a - - -- Mike Morris Page8 national record ·for a two _mile walk with a time of15:04; His best. . road with-their carS: Sometimes time for.the•two mile event was I'm temptedc_to : carry rocks_ buf 14 :53•· set after/th·e :nati(jrial -__ then lrealizethat would .be · just -re'coi-cL . ' ... · ,. . ,- _. · _ ' as foolish as they are.,,_ .... . · A business major with a career This sunmier Morris competed o_bjective . . in\: the ·_. area of in-.,the AAU Junior. Nationals manag~~ent;. __ Morri~-- ~tar~ed ·meets in··-·Richmond Va.- · He participating iii_ the . . walk~ng : finished t~rd .in a 10,~oo meter event in sophomore yea:r of _ high · event behmd two Russians. . _. school.· He has been - involved in-, • · Over Christmi1s vacation-he track for four years: __ . . _ _· participated.:.in the Milro~e . "Walking is. just like_ running, _ -Games ··at Madison· _Square :-Th~ Marist Lacrosse '. team Pat Lanotte, and two by co- CCNY, and York)n that order. but it's·a: different style; you get- Garden. He hopes to compete ende.d,·their season with a ·22-2 captain: Kerry Ripp. _. The· Red. Foxes .. began. the. rewardeff by winning . meets'' with the junior national in thr.omping -< by __ Fairfie_Id - . Freshman John Butt.(?rfield led season. with a major{ty , of the said~Morris who walks between. Russia, West Germany and University Saturday;: finishing th~ team m·sq:>ring with 6 goal!l teanf<just · 1eaming tlie- .fun- six and 12 miles a·day. ;. .. - - . -_ C'ariaaa, He . s~.yshe should make the. seasori. with six: straight, ·and 6-_~ssists for a ,fot!:il,of. 12 damentals of the. game; and a , "Lately'-rve~ been .·trying to - one oftlie Olympictearris in19~ - ··· losses. The te.am fell apart atthe P<>inis: Co-captains K~rry -Ripp first year coach hired just a 'few.,. meditate. luse a.mantra, it helps: or ~1988 if he. stays with it long erid of the season, losing,meiflast _ and . Phit Cotennec, . along '!ith·· ·. we _ £:kS -.before .the_ .. start _ of . the me concentrate arid I~ can ,walk _. · enough and _ gets better· and league game last Wediiesdajin a · Merlino, ~ho led the_ team in · season. Because of the ; weather, •faster" he'said: • . · . · · · .· · · better.' · ·-.:--- · -· · · .. . sloppily;,played game against goals with 8, were tied with 9 !hey wer_ecforcecl,to _practice· ··Mords who -started.walking· · >Morrisdoesmostofhiswalking Stevens Tech. 13-5before losing points-:apiece. ;Cotemfec had 4 - inside t}le·old · gy~ a?d only had when-his coach :asked /him to -~ outside, on the road and is forced Sat uiday. '- Due , to · Parents goals and 5_assist~. Ripp 7 goal~ o!le day• of . p_ra_cti~e on _ the f,ull enter the eve11t, said ,hj:·. aiways ·. by weather inside tb · a track. He . weekend and other reasons, the and 2 assists; and· Merlino had l __ held before their first game. l1ked. track·c but>''l've:: been_-_ i,ays walking ts just Jike track, Red Foxes fielded a te"am ofonly _ assist along wit_h his: 8 goals. - ~.Coach Cervoniwas bothered by , walking forsolong that:when I go - where you have to beinshapeto 13 _ men agafost · Fairf1eid. They _ Carew~had r·goals and 1 assist, the _tea_m's downfall at : the_ end, to run my legs:: tighten·and I've be good. - _._ . have a·roster of 25: · _. • Lanotte 2 arid l·assist,':I>awson 2 but looks J9ward ·next season. pulled a.couple of muscles',' he-.. Pic}ced by.the Dutchess County AgairistStevens'Tech the Red goals, Chr-is WalionTgoaLa_nd ".The· players makf- _ a·-'com- added. _·_ •.-_·· .. : · --- 'Elks Club as 1978 athlete of.the Foxes· played _physically and · Dick Benincasa 2 : assists, · - : : · mittmenUor the;lacrosse season · "I've walked faster than some year,< Morris, wM :has three aggressiv.ely l_:nitthe problem was c·· . ~arist·Jfuished · sevent_lr-4i· the _}Vhi_ch-lasts fr~m the , start of April people:rlJl!, and, when ldo ~~opl~. ·_ -,si~er~.·a~d -~ brot!Jer, :}a,y:s ,"I ·:the same asitwas aUyear· not . Kmckerbocker,·Lacrosse Con- ,.until the.end, a~d) expec~_them: lC>Ok,atrne_funny.-Lot~ oftimes CQUldiitseeznyselfstoppmg, lm - · 't~~i1f;;l~~tlt~wgi~~~½!?r~-;{t~\ht,t:~~f.{}~tid:~Yl~f?:~a~·i~~:~I;~f!fi;f:~t/YCl!~!::·· .~e~P,le _ ;~ 9 '>~A~}:~'-~~_t.1g;_ttie~.·-~ad~i:ed.t~:~~tn,9~-:···::};,;.t:;:}'}_ •. · . • · field the lack of turnout qisgusted and CCNY.- The'· Red- Fo·xes heglecti.of pra~ices due .to the · . · : ' · '::. · · •· . • · : _ _ · > : · • . · · ~?=i:~m!i{t~e 0 kiih~a¥~;d t~~- ~~~si;el~s~~~~irit~ic~~g~~. 2 arJ~~ . ,-~~~~~d:~:J~~:t~i~~;!1:r~~~· . -·er·. e·ws . · _ lo s ' e~ Cl) n. -season>drotight.'.' Goals_)vere. withnon-leaguegamestheylost said. ''and next>year I'll be · . . · -· - , ·. · · · - . · r scored against Fairfield by· Louie . to West Point · arid ·· · Fairfield. gettingthingstogether in the fall_ Merlino and James "Tonto" Dowlingisfirstintheconference, and-Iex~cttoknowmyteamby · · -ByReginaClarkin: meter course. Marist finished Dawson. Marists: five goals ahead ofMontclair, Keane state, January." He.plans to organize . . . .· second with a time of 5:50. again!!t ' Stevens Tech wer~ Farleigh Dickinson • · University, some type of intra squad lacrosse ·· Marist ended a two~year reign Toe Red Foxes came within -~cored by Merlino, Billy .Carew. ~aritiine, Stev~ns Tech, Marist, in the fallon an·mt:ramural level. Saturday on the Hudson River as two seconds of capturing the Six players were recruited from King's Point and _Holy Cross. junior varsity eight. Holy_ Cross Long' Island, two . of whom will _captured the 16th . . annual won with a time of 5:53. · play: fo'otball in addition to President's-Cup Regatta, Marist 'finished fifth in the lacrosse: · '- King's Point and Holy' Cross - fteshmanfour race, 27.5 seconds · Men lose to · . Siena - elld -season -with l win •. . . : •; .. . ·-.-. \ . •' .·. ;·, . . .:_·._:· .. - . The M~dsf College men's match 6-4/s:.4; 6-4~ . . tennis team.ended the·year _ oll:°a . Th~ Siena_ ~etmen .whipped sour note last Thursday: as:.they _ Chris Curran, 7-5, 6-3; . _ John · d[9pped their -season's seventh · McKee, 6-4; 6-4 _and Larry · Sim- loss to Siena; 84, bringing their · mons ·7~6; 6~4-, ·. 6~2, ·_- Frances record.to 1;:7, >' . . ' : -- ·• : Mayerhoffer. lost in the sixth Marist'f -'top/ singles : play~r, · singles match, 7-5,' , tH; J C : . -. _ John Brittis, dropped a 6-2; 2-6, 4~ In· the: second doubles match · 6 decision, - . · _ ·· · · ·. . . · Mayerhoffer · · arid ; · McKee WalfBrickowski was defeated. defaulted'. Siena also . defaulted a,. ·. 6-7,· · 6-2, , 4-6 while __ Brittis·· and·· doubles · game: givfng: :the . Red Brickowski lost • th~ir . doubles '. _ Foxes ,th~ir only , wiri of ttie. daf. finished wiih i6 points ~ach to ~in __ off . the · winning -pace set by the Herbert J. Haigllt. Pomt Manhattan. - _ · .· Marist 6 York . · 5 . Trophy,.syinbol of team _cham~ . The women finished sixth with Marist 2 Keane State 18· pior:v . a time of 7:04.-Clarkwon the race Marist · o +WestPoint 17 :J\1arist, ,which won the._title in - for.the ~econd consecutive year Marist 4 CCNY 1 1974" and 1974 in addition to the with a time of .6:42. Ma·rist was Marist · 5 ·-- FDU 11 p~st two years,· finished tllird · fourth in . the freshman ~ight . Marist_ · 5. Montclair 11 with 15 pomts. Rhode Island and event, 26.5secoridsbehind winner . Marist 6 ·Maritime 24 · • New York Maritime· tied. for _ Kings Point· (5:01). · · Marist' 2 . Dowling · 17 ' fourth place with 13 points - - The Red Foxes were last offlve -- Marisf 5 Stevens Tech 13 apiece;' ·· · crews in the· lightweight four Marist 2 + .F.airfield 22 Eleven schools compet~(rm the race, finishing in 6:20.7. LaSalle Marist37 -regatta,, which was delayed by won the race in-6:05; · · 139 strong winds and-whitecaps. . ,. In the' pair-without coxswain . . .,_ King's· Point finished first in Marist's Mike bavje and Wayne . the varsity heavyweight eight · Schmidt covered the course . in with a time of 5:46 over the 2,000 -8':43. ·• ··, ~~ Eoot9aH, tO· be broadcast . . . .. •, ·• -., .. ; - ,'; i . . \'~:; . : . . ,. . . - . . ). NEW PRESSBOX -. :· .. Petro··: _said the. ·athletic department· · Saturday and , tlie championship game the first place American League team will - , . . _ _.. - .. _ -. ' \yould · be · responsible:·for selling_ ad- Sunday on the McCann field. _ . _ play the ~econd place·:NationaLLeague 'I! · · . · In the fall Red Fox f90tball fans .will not- . verttsinents and signing _-up· apriouncers. ·. · .. · Ba~douin anc;L Stiijivan.: had originally" -team'. · · · · · · l ( only be able to_ seethe gamE! on Leonidoff · ''ILwould~alsci give µs, a "cha~ce .to help_ . plailried•for. the _championship game to be· ~ Field __ but they· will; b,e ~ able~to-,Jlear:the--: :WMC::R:p.3r f~r .. ~--:broadcast·Iine,')': · - ,i->- playecl underthe)ightSin·aPoughkeepsie• _·_, -Th~-championshipgamewill beat 2 p,m. ·1· 1 games over radio;·,,._,·· ·:<·~= ,_ •·.:- ·i' "·.--: : _ . \:::" · ·'. · -: ._ i: ·: ' : ,:,· · :',: ' · Jield but thel'.e was not eriotigh:money. in-,, Sunday, · _ , , _ · · - . · :.,: --. · · · . -_---. _._, ___ ·- , ,;,_Preseritly~under construction is a,:press_J_CUB-SOFl'BALL ~ - .. . the :budgeffor the-$70 fee: : ·::: : :/- ::- . _ _ _ . • _ _ . . _ _ . . ; : ' '.box,behind the'stands:::The~oxcis:beirig:,-':.-~," ·.> · ' :- : :. :-(":7· >'· ·,: ,. - '-.::. ;'Theteamsthathave'notpaidtheir.entry -. 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