... .. ·.· : . . ... · .· - · . .: . .. . ' . ,:. : ... . : . - . . · '> i,/ ): ;\,' ;/}:{:· \}:.~ '. ,/:c -'•: ·.· . . , .:, ; , . . . , · ; ·: ·. ;: :} i}:\,/ . 0 , ;> i< . ~t:-.· :_:. : ;: ·,; _ _ ·;>t'. ~<<· ' .\i :-. : .· ·. · : · ::: : : >. He~il'ttf.se&.ices \: · : _ ·::- ,'? ttiextenc1 .: t-.:oi.a'rs 3< .-. , _ :. ~ . · • . . :, : ' s ; ~uidci '. tnJl<is . . ·. a ' - l~onieback /:: · .·· . . . - , .. • • '✓ ~ · , . • : • <, . . : · ,. : : Starthi ' g · · thf~ ' w . eek:. · · · , .. , : , t · , , ::fage':~ I;,.t : .· . · - ..:_ ·Page _ 4 : . . , :_ /·: .. The Circle classifieds : .. . .. -P~g~ 10 , • .... ·.· . . . , . · • 'FI-IE . . > {Ilft<JEE ... Mar/st Coll•~· Poughke~p;;,,; N. '(; . ' ·· . .. .. . . . ~ ~ '. . . . . . . _ ¥ olurne 26, Numbe / 1. Septemb~/ 17, , 1981 . _ · ·• ·:·· ~: ' ··- ·. . ,; ~ . · frieriQ.ly · ·· a.tlll<Jsphefe, . lOu~y :. ·· roocl •·· . •\ .... . . . .. . . . . . . . · • . ~ . . . .. . - . - . . . . HasSet(WinsJCIJOlarship · fof'.oveFseas study · . bYPattl Waist( : . · · s~ J~~~ i ~ : e~r~ •• / ~xp h lih 0 ed Dr. Jep- · educaUoi { . is located in the ·- in• . ~r : L.{ri~i~g sees the interest of . _ . . . ": . . tha Lanning ; director of . the Marist : dustrial center'of England, approx - ~ - Trinity/All Saints in Tom Hassett as · , · Tom Hassett; a commuriications ' · Abroad Program. · The : ~cholarshlp . - - imately two hours . north , of London . - a test . case in the · cooperative ef• · · • major, has _ been . named . th~ first __ · was · set up through Dr. Lannlng's . · by irain. - ~a~sett orig _ inally planned . · . forts of · coHeges " ln compromising · . Marist recipient . 9f . a Juli · scholar- .- · correspondence < with ' · James ·· cm attel'ldmg school m lr~land. BuL . to enable such students • to study · ship which enables him to : study at Keegan / the Dean of · Research and " . after receiving· the scholarship he . abroad. ,,, : - :· . ·• · · · · . . . -. Trinity/All : Saints . College ., •. In · · External Affairs at Trinity/All Saints, ·• could not turn down the opportuni · · _ · Although a 3.0 cum is considered . ·. ·• _ Horsforth, > England ; d1,.1ring = the · in order , .to enable students to study _ - · ty , since It, ih effect, opened dQors · • necessary, other factors are impor- 't98t~82 :· school : year . . Hassett , · a _ abroad by lowering the expenses in- : · for those after him who may wish to :' tant as well . "Th·e student must be junior, is ohe of 16 - students who . volved, which have - tripled during · · study in England. ·. '· · . · · . self-sufficient, inquisitive, · anxious · will · be studying abroad · this · year . the Thatcher government. . In addition . to England, students to profit from and contribute to life through _ the Ma,rist Abroad Pro- . will_ be studying in Mexico City, : in a foreign country, and willing to gram. . . _ . · . ·· · . : · _ · . ~.assett will : be study.Ing · the Pans, Cork, and Limerick ; · . The . representthe United States and the _ . Ten foundation : - awards were Bnt1sh communl _ catlons systems, Marist Abroad Program has expand- . · American way of life," said Dr. Lan ~ established this · .- year by · or . Mary . which a~e government regulat~d - ed this year from 13 to 16 students ning. . . . - Hallaway , the · present of Trinity/All , an _ d very reglme _ nted. Classes begin and Dr. Lanning foresees a growing • Students who are interested . In · · Saints for students from outside on September 21 · and · run on a ,re _ nd towards . the E:Xchange of the . Marist - Abroad Program may the united Kingdom. One of the full- . trimester basis. ' Hassett - states students, ~nd possibly - faculty, contact Mrs. Betty Jaycox Donnel• . tuition · scholarships, which Trinlty/~IISaintsCollege"isperfect among countries as "the only way ly 223, ext. 228 for further'informa- . amounts to 2,600 pounds (approx- for . my educat,ion," and is looking of . getting beyond h!gh fees." FQr !ion · ~nd forms, or - Dr. Jeptha Lann• imately • • $5 , 000), was .- set aside forward . to the _ challenge of ad _ ap- example, a year at Trinity/All Saints · _- mg, m Fontaine 213 , exl 241. Tom specifically tor a Marist College stu- ting to thl3 British way of life. . . . • requires · 4,451 pounds for tuition Hassett's advice to all students dent. _ · . · · . _ _ Trinity/All · . Saints College, ... a _ .• and room/board · · (approximately considering a year abroad? - "Go "The association between Marlsf school particularly strong In com- - $8,500), plus • $2,000 for for It!' . ' · - .... - - .· and Trinity/All Saints goes back . muriications, . psychology, and transportation and other expenses. .. ! i / . 4 I · : • I --•Page ~ _.,: THE CIRCLE· September 17, 1981~~---------------. ... .■ . ------------111111!1--..-- The Circle Co-Editors Associate Edllor FHture Editor Staff News Editor Staff Sports Editor Staff · . . Copy Editors Soclal Editor Staff Marj<etlng#Advertlslng Director Staff ; · . . : Business Manager Photography Cartoonists _ Faic~lty Advisor · · , Jane Hanley . Terri Sullivan Rick O'Donnell · Theresa Su Ulvan . Donna Cody , Christine Dempsey, Peter Fredsall , . Karen Johnson , Joanna Rosato, Mike Thompson, . . . Patti Walsh Judy Discipio Denise FIim, Patrick Lowell , Karyn Magdalen, · · John Kraus, Dawn-Marie Sturtevant. Barry Lewis . · · Nancy Brennan, Tim Dearie, Tim BrEi'uer, · Pat Cullough, Karen Flood, : Den i se Film, John Petacchi , Ken Bohan , Bili Travers, · Dennis Martin . Thomas Shannon . · Allison M~Cart~_Y Janet McNamara Jackie Co . r:itt , Davi~ Ryberg; Jeanie O'Rouke ~- . . , / All letters must be typed triple space with a 60 tpace margin, and submitted to the • Circle office no tater than 6 p.m. Monday. Short letters are preferred. We reserve the . . right to edl) a11 · 1etters. Letters must bralgned, but riamea n:iay be withheld upon re- . quest : Letters wlll be published depending upon !IY•llablllty o _ l space. _ AtJention dog lover~ ._-- t '. · To the Edit<>r: pedestrians,;· - curbstone~ Have you seen a big black and manholes and other obstacles If: gray German shepherd _ dog at the same time, It- Is receiving strolUng around campus lately? · affectionate pats by passersby. Ever have the desire· . to pet It? · _ A deep, - · mutual understanding · Well, don't obey that impulse! · between the dog and Its master This dog is on campus for a very is essential at au Umes to 'safe special purpose. It's a _ SEEING and efficient work; . . . . . EYE DOG, arid attempting to pet . This dog comes · trom · a very · the dog or to assist the blind per- famous . schoo1·calledTHE SEE - soil is - very distracting and could • ING EYE located in Morristown create asafety hazard for both , ~ew Jersey. ; It went thr(!Ugh 3 the dog and Its blind master. · - • months of Intensive training lear- .. Nothing could be more natural . nlng to Interpret . various · com- than : the desire to pat this loyal • mand signals from the dog's > v~ and steadfast guide. How_ever, · tt . shaped . harness · and . · spoken . :cannot be expected to-keep Its commands. ·••:, . • · ' . ·. , attent~on O~_ a.H _ ~Ind _ ~_ of traffic; .- -:· : ::· . . : ·-· .'Special Services Joann Buie, Dot Schmitt · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . . . . · : _ : · · : - . -. To ouf readers Maggie Browne : . , MaggleBrowne , GraceGaliagh~r. .'. As . our deadline approaches, . :· alde in · produclr1g : ~ · weekly edl- : · _ David Ryberg, Lisa Marchesano · the editors of the Circle are now Uon · thatrepresents a wide view- hanging around the · office lmpa- point oUhe Marlst student. , . '.· , .. · M~~~t:k~!~~= · . · tiently pacing the floor~ smoking . · < Even · though ; . we the ·. editors David McGraw , endless numbers _ of cigarettes · : believe we are always right, we and biting our flngernalls right ·• still feel that It is our duty to print off, In anticipation of a: sudden . viewpoints other than ours . · flourish of letters to the editor. It . Plea~e take the weekly oppor- now appears that what we had . t _ ll , nl~y : t . o _ opp~s~- ,01.fr; . Opl~lo.n~, · dreaded so much has ·become amplify your views or at least truth. :< -:_ · . . -. . '.. . . write u~u,nasty let,er! · . · <, • .pue , to _ t~e,f~ct t _ ~at ttil~ ls _ ~ur. _ : : L~t us : _ know- that you're out t,,rst __lsi3ue • · pertJap~ . Wf( _ 1;1hould · _t.here. Everyoiie : t:i~sJhe · privilege have - expected an - absence of ·: to get their thoughts published- . _ over~h~lming . p _ os~al . · cor- please take adva,:1tag~ . of it, ·. • : -·:' • ; _ ... -... -::- ', · .• · · . · · _ ' respond~nce. :, t:ieth~rt . h~less ;_ yve ·· Marist : has · : it~ ·· positive and . . . . . . , . . _,,. a,~~ . very optl _ m1sUc ; th _ at_ _ we wl11 - ·· neg~tlve · vlevd:>Qint's; show that .· . Well, it's that time of year again to sit · Reality strikes too _soon, hoytever , and · be receiving · a miJ!titude:.of mail : you · care ' enough ' · · to · speak · o · ut · back and watch a new group of Marist Donnellycan · s~emm1lesawaywhentime- lntheliearfuture: ·· · · · . . . . ,_ . aboufthem ''·:··; , .. . : __ ,: • . : : :, ; l I : • . . students working their way into college life. for the cjrea,ded '.:_ 8:30 . rolls ar9u . ri _ c1 :- · sut : > _ The : Q1r¢1 . ~ offers _ th~ t~Jterst~ ):' . . . : ·. '>. - <- .. • :>; : · ·< Tha.nk' '• 6u . . , _ . . . . · . Now before you have the Impulse to laugh < se>m~h , o'!', , yoµ cjr,g _ yourself the _ r~, o.nJy. to ,·. tfle Editors : <;C;?h.1mn as, a· service ' . , ·, :.< ' -.::.~ : - = c. ' ' • Terrl ··• Jan;,; ~ _ "'~--~:\: ,::,.. . :·-:, }\_ at that freshman , who has walked around ,, f\n~_ ; .9}1\ ( tttat\l~~\1..9Pm . has . l;>ee{! . 9h11.~ged; '; :'~? ' YC:>.U , : the _ · r~a'dEirs, ari~Lwe · are . · · . · <' ' , ' : '· : .' '.;, ; ;. ' ',: ~ ;_" arid Rfck : _,~ • ·• 1 / · , • ..- - • -: Donnelly Hall 16 times trying to find his 8:30, · the : i:m:>f~ssor 1s , .al_rt3ady . lecturln , g /f ~n.'! !he • · : ~oping Jhat a good -~espqnse : wifl ,, , ' " ·, • -, "' '=-' · · · , ;.-, 1 : ; , ,._, • ,: : -; 1 -q > l~ _ ~,L.·_-.: stopandrememberthoseflrsuewweeks(or · textb . ook costs$35:•.By the time , ; you finish :.: : : • .. ;-· :;· . ,c ;,, .,, . , .• , .. . : . •:::~,.-: . . . ,, ., . . , · . ·. ,:,; , · L . ' , :;· " ·T"t' · da . y~, at least) w'1 · en we were · alLln the same · · your . . first _ · d . ay . ot · classes, . you f:]av~ three _, ::>- • v ·: · . . • _ : .·:·- ~- ,. _ ,. _. .. · < · . ; .... _ • _ •v •·· _ :. : , .• · ::: : ·. : .~ • . · . ~· • : :: , :._. · ~.-.- .- . . • ,. · _ boat Everyone can . remerriber an · ex- papersto · writeahd / a:totaLof675pag · es , to ,-:;··, · : '. 'Y : :_;: · : · A .. . ' .. d . . . t _. h , _ .. • k ·.· . • : · - : · 1 · '.:·'.·; . . -. '-:,:·,- . - · .·. - •· ·.· - :,-· _. :- , .. · . , . . : periencellkestanding · ona20-mihutellne · to . . read . (bynextclass / Ofcourse).Somuch ' for : :'' · /_:, _ . :-., ; ··, · ·:, _ . ff ·. - ey . _ ,p _ . $$,V.r,gat ,; .· . -; " , ' •: : •• . ' - -~-:, - . change a - course, only to find outthat, when · gradually leading l~to academic llfe. This is · •r •: -' : · :- • . : . . ·- > •: ,-,:_:,<. · . _ ._ / . . • · .•'. ., _ it was finally your tµrn, you were standing in youf ' lntroductjon '': to . the ali-nlg~t'!li' , .'.-'Jh.\Ch :: ·- To the Editor: ., -' • ' :< < ·,-s_ . :· ·::., , , , ' : -- . ~o . u!~ . :Writ¢ to.the coropanythat : the Business 9fflce ; I know at least one becomes away of life during finals week. < - :.:: · · : This ·-' article : : concerns -: thE L:: solg ,· them ~· ttte 1 macaro,:1i · and get "former" freshman who sat through a three . · But soon the classes, the pap~rs, and the health . •. a _ nd - ,well~bein,r :of :· all , !:>ack ~ ~o · u~t t This .. repJy : was ; :fair . , .: hour television lab because he was too em- · monumental · trip to the library :· onqe /· a . :· -Marlst · students · who eat at ·the enouQh; :, f9r .-. there _ ,is 1 . np _ t · - much . . , : barassed to walk out and find out what . semester become part _ of coHege life ~: fou : · ... rnnlng ~alt < ':'°:'"l. \ · . . .. ':'' ' · , ; :::,_. ,h~t:can · be , dooeafter:th(!:f.~od is · ·' class. World _; Lit. , re . ally ,., was . dn.'" There!s /, .. _. 1 . earn:JoJIUhem:in .. ar , otindJheweeker,-qs! · sy --. , - On : : sunday, ·: sept · 13; · ' myself s::. c, ; m_sumed • . The.thing - that . really always something that happens that leaves mid-sernester . break, the .: hometown -you-• :. and • a : friend · ~ere:·e_ati.ng·•dlnner • .-· '.'.l:!W' . !--1~ was: thEUacf; that . they you wanting to climb Into the nearest hole. missed so much in September seems · far~· -· when-we noticed smalMnsects:ln -,, l(ept: · : serv,il'lg ' the,ma _ caroni:even It's not anea~y ~iiTle: . : .. . _ : : · ' \ · •· . · . ,, . . . - .. , J~e - ~ , , ancl . f _ arth . e_r . ~w~_y ; and yo'-!'11 · find·· : our•meal ; -The·m~a1··conslsted . of . , though ; ~t:iey , l<11 . e.w ._ about: , the . in- . First, . there .· is : the • . homesick'n'ess. : :,: yourself : rn!sSlngJhe _ Marist people and the ·· _ : · elb<>w : · . , macarom, and , : . tomato ,~· s _ ec~s. ,;r· . :.-: .. · .,:.= ;· . . · : , ;'. < · . ' ; ..:. • Sometimes it feels that there is : no one · campus life. _ · · . > : . . , , - sauce. · Upon findlhg=the , insects, - · I believe that the management around to talk to or understand you, and the . · . All in an, freshman year is probably the -· we approached - the . management. ·, .p _ ut ,. Jhe . • health of: . the _. stuctents first week is spent awaiting phohe : caUsand . · , most . important : one . in terms . of orienting : and : made . ~ - complaint conc · ern _,: - behind :- tt:te : :. ~conomic .- - lmplica- letters that •· somehow · bring · home a little · . ,. yourself to the college, and many · people ., · ing , : what we : ha~ . , : found ~ - The ; , tion~ - of :_ the ·. situation ·· andJ tiope closer. Then comes the induction into the .' agree it's-.the mostfun. Remember we ALL management .. . agreed· ·: to <:the . , that ihvon't happenagain for the . Marist social . life- the , mixers, · k · eg · parties, .•.: wer~ - freshman once though not everyone · · - presence • of-theinsects · and said •~ student's sake: ·:<. ; - · : - : ;, .-, house parti _ es, the _ pub; and the historic first . _ like~ . to'be reminded; · and probably the b.e~t' , _ - th~t others : had · found · th~ same :•,..< . · • : : . Concerned Student/Diner . trip on .the well , worn path to Skinners (or · advice that the upperclassmen can give the _ - thmg .. They :, then · sald - ·.that they -.. , .-, :>. · : :_,, •· . '_ .:·MichaelHastry . - Franks, depending ' on ' your cla:ss ·and your - : frestlmen is to hang• in there through the bad· · - · ,· · · ·: · • · ,:· · ' · · · :-: · : : • : : · .:-: :-~ •=c:-:-- >: · . : :.- . - · . - , , " · . ,., · state of mind). Then - comes the•inavitable :: . times, ·, because there's a _ lways something.· ·: . : · ., .. . . · , . ,< · ·; . . ,, .. · · ··· · · ; ', ; :··· · • , .·· . ·, · . , '. , .: . _. , _ · classic Mari st hangover that keeps the Pep ~ . . ·. good : coming your way; We wish th~ · best - for .- .-, _.. , .· i · ; '· : ' :< '-Yearbook · · noies . . . . ... · ' , · ; ; ;, . simachinecompanlesthrlving :,· - · . -. . -:-·. : allof . - you-Good·Ltick! . · ·. · · · · . ·•··· · · .· · -:::, •.· · , , .· , ·• · .- : -. •· > .-, , - : : : ' :'· · · - . . · · , . , · .; , Jo-Th~ M~~ist _ Q9_rnriJunlht: :· . -C· : : : :,_· th · e~ ··.: t~ : , . the ' · • underciassin~n - in . , · · p . . . . ,. : · M · • .. . · · . : · • . . . - , . · . . • · ; ; , . · . : :· :, , . hope - · by · 11o _ w ._ th~t :, a.t1)hO~~ -: · the _: · falt :· Thls ;-: was ': done · tO ' " ClJt . . . : ·_ ~ - ~J;µp ":: - ~- . : ~~ : ~~t. . ·· . . : . , · : ,-\. <·.: :~ii~:~ f~~:~~t~:~~~~~~~: ·::: ~~t~~~:.~ · ::!tr~~1:~!~e ~ft~! Her~~~ are • at Marlst. · Fo · r " som~ ' of , US its . . · < take ' for ' ~x~rilple th · . . : _ _ :· . ·:: r ; .':. i .. j h ' t 0 ·: . . • .:-~ , rNaWiWh;1JitatTi~1A·a1~frlb%~~ -i• \r1ft~ltiit ~ t~:rt-~ot"~j:! -· g::~ 1 · a new-experi_ence, _ for 6thers:it's back again, .' to)ncorp . orate · sorilet~iri~ - r~~/r bna _tries . yearbooks or h _ elp you with any . Improved, malling costs · have :. J\lor_1g with !his sent!ment, w~- have, : on~e : · _ the1:f~ : it1tQ ~-;~;or her i~ct~r:-wh~ ~oes ti~: pri~!~ms iotice~g:nJ Y 0 ,~tP'frh ; • ;;:: been lncl _ uded in the Reynard : again The Circle ~h1ch by the way we are, .. : alv.rays fall? ~o,one in the class ever knows . oug · e . . r we~ - 0 . e budget for underclassmen this _: new at. We're hav, _ ng fun-but more impor- what the instru 9 tor is)alkin . abou't. To to fall semeSter may &~~m .ear!x- _ m < Y~~r. The response from th9i tantly we are learning). The point, however this. it's only the third week ~f school• P thhe dyeadr, 11 the t R~y _ r, _ atrpP.., al~dea~Y. 1 < :: gr:a~uates was also very;. : is an important one- for how many ofus this . . • . . · .· · ~s ea nes O O}~~ - ~-. - 11~ ,. ,~~ J · :·: :fay.9rable concerning _ their reu: ~ is the first paper we ' ve ' picketf : up ' si.nce Y:; - : · .• , 0 ~ · , • - • 1; . sion_ to be made)~ : :,.W.N1!:l , .JP ,,· JllOnpartyinAugust. • . ? . we've been here. . . . . _ · • This wasn t ~ntten !o ~ea sales ~ p,tch _f9r pubhsh the boo~r . 9n~ : ~ro,c.ed~ Ji•~ , :t T:t1e R~ynard is published for ; We've _heard Marist : referred . to : as .'!the : .. U:i , e New Yo_r~ Times. l : m Just trying to brmg to have . . the book - . P,4b!!~IJ~d · , !!" i , , . tbe :- Man st community and .is ' ~ Bubble." !don't think this ii'foe9ause there's . your · attention - , lo the ,wa_y we let gurselves May pnor to grad!,!,JIAc"· -: T~JS ~, _ yp~r yearboo'5 . The curren( t · no · escaping it; · rather I believe · the only- : ~l~pJnto thls . state ,. of ~ nd,fference , ~nd let If • would assure the ~. ~t1,J~ . e!]ts . · , w1l1 J , : e~iltorial staff would like to: ~ analogy between Marist and "the Bubble" the trend of years past contlllues, we receive their boQ~ _ bef<;ire .- 4~P~ . r.- - :~ p . ubllst, a book which will reflect : can be made because of the way In which become t?ore _ d and blame It on Marlst. ting from Marls . l ,, t,R -. ~ay,~ .~ t!)e .~;-, th f e,nt _ lre year, with the belief : .we allow ourselves to be engulfed by each .. : _; ,_, · ·· ;- -·· . . ·. · ., _ · · :; . book ready by this tJ_l"!l~,-~Lff.l!n.~1. ,, th~t ;: a yearbo~k becomes more; •· other and our surroundings from September: ' · · ·· Maybe if we maintained a little more con-. di~d~ne wll 1 1 b~ . • ~a11u~ry )~t.:; : . v,al . u.~b . le with time. Yet, the decli to May (with .Christmas break serving as our .. tact With· what-was going on-out tllere- and "". c till r so _ rn~f!: t -~ ~xc1ut° , ,si_oo- , belongs to you,· and we are'.; only exception). . brought some of ourselves to we : Would'nt s,on o spr ng spo - ~ a,n --~':le.a -:·. m , os.t : · interested In what you'd,_ , It seems that once we establish ourselves alway~ _ ~e searching for "sometflin dif- . _ events, senior we~k, and gf~ _ u _ , .. -~ · · !lk~Jo see. Let us know by con-f here In Po'town we seem to forget that there ferent to do.'-' ' Dori'tgefcaught untnfJrmed :hon.bTht 0th ~1 ~ - ~t~~ 0 ?: 1 l~\<?~~~ 8 ,,.- t.qtln.g : any of the yearbook staff, :; fs an outside world. A dynamic world-alLln '.'the Bubble~•; -- there's more going oh In e f 0 ,r pu s ~ : : , kn. ~ . ! .- ~Y !• . . Or \•_ by sending a note to the _ : : around us. But, why aren't we allowing . thl~ V(grld than the ,''Weekly Happenings II as a u -year year 00 -: . -: ·1 : · : 0 ··\,, . i · Aeynard, Box C-843. · : ~ ourselves to remain part of It. Why do we Mote ·on rv · · · than General Hospital and · This year the e~t,or~ : chp~e..t9 • · :· ,. •:: : · '. < Thanksforyourhelp i come to Mari sf and lose all : Interest in . the , more :., 1 . lterature ,- than: Rolling , , stones . cortyme f ou:h In Audg~~J, \~ ; '. t}~yei ; ,cl ; - : :. _, :. : •, .. _. . . and patience, ~ news? magazine; < pa or e gra ua es o rece ve Marybeth Kearney' ;. --. , . _ . _ ,, _ -~ " · .. > , .. , . . · ,. -· -~, . -: :•; ~ . • - · . :,- . _t~~t : ~e~~~~ - -~~~---~ ,.,. ~! . ~~[~~~ - ! ~ ~· -=- ~ · ~-; : -~ : -- ~ =-~~~ .:..-; - .z tcttt<?.r~~tf]~d, ; ~i ; I ., · ' ;~-•- · • ;:: · <.1 . :•:'.i{tf\?1 : ": i i ~ \ '7 / ~ j ~ \ ~ : \ ... 1~, {~:e· (: ' : _a .. 1•1:.■ , i · h ... . ,_ .... ? $- - ~: . ~e-ir- : . ~ : -v~i-C~? - ·; ·e~s- -· ' -. / - ,_ - ... . - , - ~ - :,· .. _ : - _: : · .. ·•· : ·_ . - . . - . _ . - _-----_ - :•·•- ·; - -,n-q--- ··· lJ;;;:;.;~:1:~;;;::~E----Pa-ge- 3 : : : tO · ~Xt~fld liOllrs } ; : . . _ By J~hi, Kvaus . .. · . . _ . . . .. is ad;.,lnistrate>r for the Mafist He~lth . · \· Th~ • Marl~t - H~~~H/ :· ie~icie~ - - ' ofo~~ - - ~" ~~i'; - e~.!!1f~~r;;~r;:: ~e~derk, - f;~~ of . · will be . extending its hours · starting cha~ge, such services as: birth control . Saturday; Setember , :19. - _ At that time . counseling, . pelvic - exams, : treatment , th~ - office : will be open · seven . days · a · of common - minor problems or acute II- : ~~~k- : ,. : · · · · · ·, = : ' .·. • · . · : · . · :, lnesses, blood • pressure ·- _ checks, . · ·., 't the -_ hlsto!}' . of ·. Marlst, : this Is · a · physical exams, and . tab tests. -- · . · first, 0 said . L_on . Winchell, · who coor- .. . Referrals to off-campus health care , dl . na . tes health services at the office. • . · ; - facilities are . also pro.vlded. · · , The new hours will be fron:i 9 a.m. to :rransportatlon is arr:anged. Students . . 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 11 p . m ; Monday - are _ seen . on a . walf:(-in _ bas!s. No . ap- . _ through Friday, · and noon until 5 p.m. ; _ p _ ointroents are necessary . :: : . •• .. _ Saturday _ and Sunday_. - . .. · • . = •: : _ , . In addltio . n . a · • variety . 'of · health -· . ·,. : Last year a survey Indicated student:- related ~orkshops are being pJanned . . . dissatisfaction with the . llmlted · hours .· for the semester. One such , workshop . prpvlded : · by the · health . office. As a _ .,.,.m _ discuss nutrition, stress; and exer- . res . ult : the • ; Marlst Board . oLTrustees - _ : else ~nd : thelr effects upon:the heart . . has granted . addltlonal:.funds to · th _ e These.workshops will be · sppilsored by · health se _ rvlces :· area, hence, the ex- :, the American Red Cross, .. and the ~ tended office hours. , . .. ,. , . : . . . : , :: . · American - Heart . and . Lung · Assoc la, . · . , The ~dcmtonal funding provided to , tlons >c • " . - : . . - •- : . . · the Health Services Department will . AMcCann Sports Medicine Clinic Is · _ bring an ~ddltlonal two peop . !e _to the _ also currently being run In cooperation · office staff. , , : · :: ;-: · .. · . · ;,- · ·. with · St. Francis Hosp Ital. : A Sports , .. Joining Lori Winchell, who is a Medicine Seminar Is being planned at . physician's assistant, .will be ,: Nancy -. Marlst on November21. · .. : ; . . . . f<oncelczny and Margaret . Beck, who : . The Marlst Health . Services office Is . are both registered nurses. ·= ; · : : - .. , , · . · located :- on . the first · floor · of Cham- · Wlnchell, Koricelczny, and Beck wlll : , , pagnat; east wing, room 106. Phone ·be under tt:'le · supervision . of · Dr. Frank : . contact can be made through Ext:270. · · Gagan of St..Francls · Hospltal. Gagan ·' · .· · . :· .. · ,, · : • ·:. , . - . . . . . . · ,- ~ : - ;·; ' < . . ' . . . ... . .. - .. . . . . . :, ~~di~ - - ~~~ter:ru~~i~g ·· < . . ·.-_ · - · · · .· .- . : . ·. : . . ·. · · •·•·: -A/afiSt · ge1S · $JQ();ooo · ' . · . - ~ · $1 _ 00,00() _. ~h~lile-,,ge ' grant rr~m T~~ . •. fe~tures of . , ihe · f~flllty : t6 ' d~velop ' pro- ~ . - ~~~SQE! _ : . f~µf1d~ _ tJ . 01:t i . v,ill . _ as · s1~t . Marlst _ gra~mlng ;. on . 1 . ocal , $C9nomic, ~ en- ! ·: ln _ the constructJo . n of a.pr~posed . one . vlrc:>nmen~al and s9cI . ~I ls~ue~;" ._ add_e<t · . _ . _ · . mllllon dollar . communlc~tlon arts . Dr. Murray. . . .. : '" .· . . . , ·_ ;. , . . . · . · ·:_ · cent~r; : _ lt , was _ anno _ unced • by · wI111am -, .~' - ·;-1:he gra~Us p~~lcularly , slgnlflcant Question: What do you think of the present housing situation? i;GJ~~l •. \ :~ .. ,) - . Kathy : Crowley (Junior) . "How would you feel, being Involved in a 28 pe~son room · change. It's : frustratmg.;.its MARIST." . _ _ '. {.· c• ·•··,· <_ :::; 1 :r~ · r, Kenneth Strongreen . (Junior) . - . "I'm quite pleased with · the whole housing situation. I have a single!" . John Ritter (Sophomore) - "The housing situation is in chaos. For the amount we're paying everyone should at least be offered housing on campus." - JoA~ne Hallinan (Sophomore) . "How would you like to have a guy walk in on you in the shower? Living in the dungeon is NO pleasure." .. . : · _ . • · _ ·· i_ ~ H~:;1;1~ _ ,d __ wlni c __ h - a _ lrrnan _ . of _ t _ h _ e _ _ · b _ oa __ rd _ ' · _ <>f __ . ' _ : sin_ ._ c _ e : It . Je _ P _ rese _ n _ t _ s _ : ; t _ h _ e : _ nrs_ r "!' . ~,o _ r _· _ :_: . tN : ;T.t1~ , ,:S~e.sge . '7oundatlon. , . · ' · , > ('\ , · . : _ gr~~~ ~til~~}~a~l~t , t'!.as r , eqelv_~~Jr<>rrt~ : ;~ .: _ ,: : .- Pl _ ans . call f<>r t _ he : cony~rs _ lon ; oUhe : J· f _ _ ou _ _ - 11~a.tIc:>n _ 0 .out~lde .,; ~h~ .. -. stat _ e- , : of :· Ne'li .'; ij · . · , . Ce>.llege's : former gym~aslufTl, : " Whfch , . • Y.q~, . '. . accor,dlng :c tp Dr. 11.furray. ; . ~ ' , The - : ' · •· :. , became ava , llable with the Qpenlhg of· :: grant will a~slst : Ma~lstln m~tlng - its : · . · . : ·· :- i :• : . ·:. f . : ·. c;' - · . - - 1 - , • -- ~-- . · : , • f: :},/; ... 1~:, .f~ ~ - t . - )~ - ~ : - .~~ ,. ; ~ ~ '.~ ·:: :; . , .~. <~ .;, _ ... _-;;.i.;~S ;...;::x~<~ -.~,;;~.:-~L,_ ; ,,;;, •-·- Adrienne · Damato (Junior) . "Marf~t · made a total mess ot the . f/ . :_: - .: ~nt;:~ 0 1s9#: · t:ti~~6;i~~~~i::1g~ :i !~Ai~t - I -~1~~ ;:,J~f!~~~;;;>l:Jrvi;g:; : 'f!., • ·· : . arts center. . . • _ .. · _· · · · _ • ·. . . · . · dream to become a reality ." . . . .. :- • - situation~ · Now · they expect· the students to fix It." " [ · . · :; . : · • . 'The __ center will prc,vlde _ a : place and - · · M _ arlst . ti . as ,Iready received an In- f , . ·; an = identity - for the • Communications _ ltlal -.'. anonymous . grant of $250,000 [ . - major;" commented Or. Richard Platt; ·: : : towardtheproject. ·'> , . _ . • , .. _ f : Comm. Division Chalrpersc,n, ,- . : : · · ' · = · : , • The . · Kresg~ Foundation awarded · f '· - . >•·' Features In : the . new ' center · wm In- . new ·· ·-: grants totaling _.· $33,354,000ln . ~-r- , . · elude . ~ . professional : theatr~, - ._ broad~ . , 1981 to 1!6 _ char~tabl~ . ~rganlzatlons, - - - - - - - - - - - • • • - - - - - - - - - - • - - - - - -. . i . 1 cast studio; multi-purpose photo labs; after.conslderJng · 1,55tproposa_fs. The · i . . a ' comprehensive · fllm~maklng faclllty, . · majority of t~e grants were toward pro-· . :. . . . . ~. Journalism · offices, . classrooms· and · · jects Involving cons _ tructfo _ n or renova- . . ··- . - .. ' C . . : I _ . . _ · · o ·. u·c-r1•n __ · g · . tr . . 1 · • _ e · ,C" ·. s . ta.,,r-rex · p , er _ 1•m ·. e - n · 1 · _ - _ ~ t. seminar . rooms for communications . tlon of f~cllltles a~ci most grant ~eel- . r-i i ~ ~ VJ 1 , ~, activities . . · : . , ; . · . · _ · : ;; .. · . · . . . · - · · " plents had •· raised : · Inltlal funding: ' . ~ : · _ · : ': ~-'The : center will - : pro'llde : modern . Gr~nts were authorized - on a challenge . . ·. · , , . . _ k, i . · · ce>mmunlcatlon . facilities - and • · highly . basis, requiring . the · ral _ slng of_ the re- · . : The saying goes that two heads are · Another import~nt aspect Involved I I ' \ · specialized · technical · equipment for - malnlng -c funds, · thereby Insuring - the · better than one. The housing staff ap- is the support tor the R.A's. Each R.A. . • students --: . In :-the -:' communlcatlons CQmpIeiI~noftheprojects; · · . . . , .- parently thinks · that three : heads are will be in charge of each wing within · field,'' noted Dennis J; · Murray; presi~ - The Kresge Foundation was . created : · · better and the new housing concept . the house, not Just the wing in which · c1en _ t of Marl st · More than 250 students · solely by the personal gifts of the late '· employed this year in the . dorms may . · they live. This will cause a closer work- are · currently · majoring In commiJnlca- . Sebastian · S : Kresge. Since 1~24; ap- support their belief. ing relationship among the R.A.'s. tlon arts · at . Marlst; making It the Col- proprlations of more than $416 million · • Instead of having one Resident Ad- For the · students this concept will be lege's second largestfleld. of study. have been made to higher education visor per wing In the upperclassmen extremely beneficial. They have the ·:' "In addition, the . proposed · cente~ !n~Ututlons, health care and · related -· area · (one per floor. · in the freshmen chance · to . get to know ; the one- . will contribute ]o the cultural life of . service . agencies, . the · · arts and area), there will - be three Resident Ad· hundred people within their house. Yet the Mld~Hudsoh are . a and wl . 11 enhance humanities · a.nd . : : social welfare, : visors per house. This means that even more importantly, the opportuni- . Marlst's longstandlng.seivlce . commit- .. science, conservation . - and religious . there will be one less R.A. for the up- • ty to relate to more than ·one R.A. It is ' ' . m~nuo ttie c::omrnunlty by utlllzlng the : o _ rganlzaUons. ' perclassnien area · a ' nd one more A.A . ' hoped that everyone within the house ·. · . · · · · , . . . for the freshmen area. , · . . · , · will feel comfortable with any of the • .......................... - - • • - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - . . According to Bob Kaminski, Resi- three R.A.'s. . . _ , _ : .... . , . , . · dent Director of Champagnet, the con- ·. • The rf!sults have yet to be determin- · , • ,; . .: , ... • - . . ; ·· , . · : : . Oh say can you see . • · · · By the dawn'.s early light . · . : - ~ That there . finally may be · · · · · :. - . ,. A . townhouseinsight - · , ·After fighting for rooms a net · · · • · Crowding the dorms · . · · · · And being rejec _ ted · · · . ' For breaking the · norms . After waiting nine · months · through the h<?u~lng _ d~bates · : And the war over w~ter ·, And the high building rates ·. . They 1 have brokeri t_he grotJnd! · · • '• Yes, it's hard t<;> ~ell eve _ · · · : · . · ·, - - · Now thatsummer's over · · · ·• _ ; . · - · · · And the ground . will ~oon ffeeze. :_ . · · But'don't give up hope · ... - ~--· _ , ·. ·. · · . · Maybe by '82 . . : · "· - ·: · · -. ·· ... · There will btfa townhouse · · ·· · · · . .- . : · With a do~r · ~rid ro~f ' - - ~~· . t .. . - . . . . . , . . ·. . . . . . · . . cept was brought about mainly "to br- ed on the new concept but Kaminski Ing more equity to the staffing pat• and the rest of the housing staff feel terns:• · With the new concept all the - optimistic this will work out. · A.A's ' will be In charge of the same · amountof students : Tutoring St'rvic-t•s ·Tutoring in almost all subjects wilr be available at the Lear- . ning C_enter in the library beginning SepL 21. Tutoring schedule Monday and Wednesday -· Tuesday and ~ursday . Drop~in writing labs · . Tuesday {Leaming Center) _ : ~hrirsday (Seminar D) . 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. Review sessions and other services also available. Check at Lear- ning Center. --P•g~~; TH~ _ CIRCLE•S•ptetnber17/1~ . - .. .- . : · .. · . . By Joe Vertill . · - M~fyln Sims . . . ... · Tony Cardone ·, ; • ' I ' 0 • . , • • : : ~ : • ' • • . - • . . · townhotise~-- - . lncldently ladl~s. Ray . . was - voted "Most Likely . To Succeed · _· With" last year. , · · . · · . ' .· , . . ' ' EVENTS We . at . B-GUIDO'S would like · to welcome · everyone back to another sememster of ~good food', late nights Soup Campbell ls org~nizlng a whit~ and wild nights. For those freshmen, fie baU tournament Sept . 30 and 31: e.g., · · Mana · Rosa, and transfer Appllcauons should be fllled out and . - students, . e.g . , Bernadette · cosner, . returned to 0; Doronco in room C-228. who don't know what we are or do here . . The · TOP TEN FEMALE BODIES : is our Interpretation. . . CONTEST is accepting applications, . Many of · you at:one t _ ime or another which should be , sent to TOP TEN Box · will do something that makes you look · C-82, via campus malL If possible a , like a total jerk, well we make sure that picture should be enclosed. _ Contest · the whole campus finds . out about it, : . date ·will be determined at a· later without B. Yeagii'l'.s < approval. We · period. · · · make fun of people, places and things (those bugs in the food) around Marist. We do not Intend to hurt anyone . - . JOKES Our first issue is dedicated to our Recently : a worker at Shop Rite was founder BIi "J.J. Walker" RenrJck. BIL · paid $1 to strangle three people while left us suddenly - the · · idiot at work. This , terrible scene · was . graduated! He is 110w employed as a · witnessed by many people one . of . model for underwear with Fredrick's of . whom identified the killer as "Artie." A Hollywood. We still haven'tfound out reporter from the Poughkeepsie Jour- if it's womens or mens underwear he is nal was called to the scene immediate- wearing. . · . . ly. Headlines In the next days paper Those of you freshmen bachelors . read, "Artie Cl1okes _ 3 for $1 at Shop who wantto pick up a nice girl to bring Rite." · . . . . . . _ . . . home, Maria - Rosa doesn't ~eigh that · George Stehibrenner recently sign- much and can _ be taken a fa · r distance , ed The Village People to a two year with no problem!. · . contract. George commented, "Finally - · Emperor . of Jokewood . •· Barry I got myself some Drag Bunters!" Jamison recently commented on ; his _ If some ·· jokes seem · . unclear to position as R.D. "It was either here or anyone new to the corner, be patient · on Campus arid over here I have the as the .semester goes along things will choice ·of being off . the food plan, _. be clearer.If you can't walt . that·long . . · something everyone wishes for. · , . see Cindy Hesketh ;-- Lynn Canning or ••·· - ·· Upperclassmen who are iri awe of . · Anthony · "MOOSE" Tiry,t?erlake. But · · the . size of Jamie Seeger· relax, it's on- watch out for- MOOSE Jt Is rumored · · ly Joe Verrilli. - - . that he wears pantie hose while on the · ,, · _ · . Ray · Valdes the number one rar1ked - basket ball court . • - · : . --- · · . · · ·. · male on Campus for 16 consecutive _ . · On .. our • only · serloutl' :• note ,_ for. ·• the · -. •. ·· . · . . · - .. · weeks \ast year win start d\~1g\ _ ng : ~~e ~< w _ eek ' the ',: sta,f ~ h~s ' l ~'!e,n: _ . ,fr , l(? _ Y8 ·, Y4}W· . ,' \~ 2f-, ;:' .,7 ,.;;:, : , , ,;.,.:~ - . J,2l;1,~~J.t°-.'1J.9 t . ~~tt:~ , '),? , ~ , '. ~gJ?~ :\ c ~,Yll!, , :; ~ : ~P-~~ - !~ '. ~ . ~~ - f• c?~ :; • ; t~ -- :J ?/ ; :'. · •i ( , .:;:: y,:• ,-•; , ~- · •. ' ' , : : ·: ~~ · .; _.: . .. · - l : : · ''P~ycholo!3°Y of Communication'~ '. :,:_ · : : · ., Unde ' rarad~ate a~d G~;d~ate ~ ; :: - . . · - · . . . . .. . : -".', . '· . . . : · · . .- :.. - . Marist College · iritersession · January 4:.: 18, 1982 * Registration Deadline: September 15 For information contact the Continuing Education Office - 471-3240 ext. 221 ·. - ~- Veiaz · anc, - Bl~d - ~ - - P-oughke : epsie : ·· • ·· . · · · > 454_92ia · . . . . •KITCH·EN OPEN 11 ~ . 9 . · · . (Hdh'leMdde.SoupS& . SalCJds} : ~ : LATE N ' IGHT MEN . U TllL4 · i A • M · · . - HA , PPY -- HOUR : 4 P-M~1 : -pM · • . . . . . Mondciy : : · thiu ~riday _ . _ Reduced :prices- ~n · cJrin _ k _ ~ • : • . . ~ . . . ~ . . ' . . . . . . .. . · & draft . SUNDAY FOOTBALL -. Bl)FFET : Private Off Street Pinking . ' . , ' . . . . . ' . .. . : . . . . ' ,. . ,. -~ . . . . . . · . e : Delivery in . •· • the . ·- Poughkeepsie AREA .· /; .ij1f ~it c" : , , ,, • . · ~meatball pami. : , • .. , . .- . . . . ~.()() -< · :;· : •satis.&pept, ~r:5: . ' : · .-? < : 1< 1.'?s ' •egg pl. parm . ; : . : .... .. . 2.00 · . ~:!; . · :;~ \i : ::/. : , - : ,· _. \:\{ i) o : ·:· - · . •ham & ch ..• ; . - : : · .-~. · .. :. L!S . . • . •~IZZA .' •regular .... - . _ . . ... · .. : . . 4.00 , •sicilian .•. ~ . ...•.•••.• 4.00 •small •. - • .. . · . . •.•• · • • .•• _ 3.50 - _ •slice ... • .•.• . • . . ... : . : • . 60 . · •combo . . . . : . \ ... _ _ _ . _ 7 . 00 •cigarettes . · .,.. . ....... .85 "". Delivery Charge: ••• f:00 :. . . •·. l I ' • I WWW :;:.'.~t:,-~4~:,:·~:~~\·:,/·.:7,·_·:·: ':.·;~:·::::·: :.:: :· ·· ··· ~~ ·--·· · · ...... -.• ·.,, ......... ~ -· -· . ...... .. . . . . . . .. September 17, 1981-THE CIRCLE- Pages--• r·· .. '•. -····~· 'Matrsrbuys~::'()ff-can1pus houSing .. ~ :, . . . . : ,.· . ~' " ' -~ . . . · ;:, By Donna Cody & · - i~ . . Theresa Sullivan /· _ '.'It'~ cihe, hell_:°9t a w_ay to_ end :Y9UL < last Y~~_rcat-M~nstJ''. saIg Dee Nell; orie·, of . f_our upperclassmen · curren·uy .. residing at 63 North. Road. Marist- Col-- .. leg~ ·purc_hased. tl)e yellow· house'.· .: across the street from the campus this . o,_ past July b~cause the college deemed . _ It a sound financial investment:. · : , When asked if the college plans:fo buy other houses across from cam- ' pus, Father LaMorte, Assistant Dean . · of Student Affairs, answered "I think : · that if other houses are avail~ble they • · may do that, but there's no definite ·. plan to do _so."._Thus far there are no - . organized plans concerning the·hou·se . _..· after the 81-82 school year. However - _ · .. "there are any number of:uses(for the . house) - faculty housing student . housing, offices, et cetera,:, 'said Fr . . LaMorte. Currently the house consists of a large living room, diniog room, kit-· . chen, full bath -and three small rooms \ upstairs which are currently being. us- •· . ed for bedrooms ar:id a storage room.: ._ . -· - Kathy Ansboro Jr., Dee Nell Sr., Bar- '· bara Hughes Jr. and Arlene Hutnam Jr .. _ _ ·are the first to have the:opportunity to _The ho~s_e thatMarist bought '. ::· live at 63 North Road. Chance played a ';-'. major role in the selection of these The girls intended to live in· Cham~ three days: The initial inconveniences ·•, four students for the house. As Fr. pagnat Hall this fair until they were ap_~-· have since-been amended and they are . ·· LaMorte put it, "They were available proached by Fr. LaMorte on August' now experiencing the privacy of living > because :they ,were. in the area ,this · 28th and asked if-they were interested· off campus while at the same time : · summer:", Geoff Seeger: Director of. jn m6vi'ng into the house. By agreeing having easy access to campus. Also, ,:;; Housing;· added" 'that, "Ttiey are all to change residence the weekend "There are no fire drills at three in the ·.· students· with a good reputation - before classes, "they did a service to morning," laughed Dee. Another ad- ,. students who we knew c·ould- handle-·· four.other.girls:" · - vantage the girls have is the option to ]:{the independence 'of· living 'in a When they moved in,.th·e,-glrls were: participate in the food service on cam~ house." without electricity and·/t.u·rnitufe··.tor~ pus. They chose to decline because ,:_\?{:: ,:· :•,:_·~ photo by Maggie Brown they felt it will be less expensive to purchase their own food . When asked how they felt about the situation the girls said that they are aware of some students' negative at- titudes concerning the whole matter. However, their friends are happy for them and the girls seem very excited abouttheir new home. Rockpile · . <T·· .. > , _ . ·' •.b .· ··-· , . :_.~;.:0.:..Jb(J@ K;tng.L .. aek.:.~, . .:..s.,-,.,,. ,-e. - ,,,~,:,;.;:L . · , WMCR Staff Members: (l•r) Doug Haight, Bill Palmeri, Chris Barnes, Ed Powers t . . . . . . . ' ' . photo by Mike Chung :· By Terri Sullivan - • /and Rich O'Donnell '; ·: ; :~ • ;f "Don't touch that dial!,'.' w·Mc~ will }be coming at you· sooner: tha_n_ you f,think. I know, you've seen the posters, _:you've heard of the new location; but- ~;where's the music? The problem lies /With the new location, which ·should -/prove to ·be one of the stations big- ,:gests assets this year. . .. :t WMCR was moved over the summer, · Jrom the first floor of Donnelly Hall to ·:t,he lobby of Champagnat. Station ._. General Manager (for the second year), : Bill Palmeri, sees the new location as a tremendous plus for-the station this ·year. "The station will provide : phenomenal publicity. There may be a - J>roblem with students wandering in • and out of the station while we're on · fhe air, but overall the location allows · ·,for excellent visibility," said Palmeri. AIQng_ with this, . the mon~y saved o.n . _;: -- ;;· .,; :~ ,_ ..... . . ,. . ·_ ·: . . ··_. . . phone bills connecting WMCR fro~/-" sort of professio~al latitude with the Donnelly to .the dorms will enable the. 7 staff. I want to make s~re that the per- station to purchase a remote mixer. :; son who tak~s c,ver w_1II know how to With this mixer, the statlon·will be able:: run the statI0~ and why we do t~e to do live broadcasts from anywhere> things we do. Maybe because we did on campus, including their nights fri tso weU last year; my job will be easier the Pub. Palmeri commented, "Thi~ ;:this year." . ; . ; . - will be our biggest _step this year, pref-;'.':. - Included in !his year's programming vided, of course, there is enough stµ·~ \·on WMCR will __ be ~ hal_f-hour t~lk dent interest." _ . ,> ;,show, hosted by Barry. Lewis featu_rmg The new station, designed bf': campu_s_ sport·_ figures a!ld various sophomore Ted Waters, would havf. celebrities, _more d_eta1l~d ne~s been ready by ttle projected deadline·, ; coverage, and a new Public Service the second weekend in September, i.f. , hotline. metal studs had been placed in th~ - The 72 hour marathon WMCR ran walls during initial construction. The last year was so successful, they are station now has to be torn down and : running a·91.9 hour marathon in the reconstructed according to fire law·s spring this year for the Heart Associa- before the students can begin broad-_ .. tion, and a "turn it on, but keep it cast. . · down" campaign that was organized In spite of these setbacks, Palmeri · between the station and Fr. LaMorte _is quite optimistic about the year. He_ · will be stressed in an effort to deter - remarked, "I, personally, want to keep dorm noise. everything. going: and_.develop some . ·t-. , the ·sounds· of the summer. By Diane Loicano . Bill Palmeri This is the first in a series on Rockpile articles written for each issue of the Ci_rcle by members of the WMCR staff. For our debut this semester, we're simply going to recap 'the summer of '81. It began with a nationwide tour of .The Clash bringing rock and roll back toJts original setting. Dance clubs ex- tend~d theiri_nitial bookings to nearly twelve shows. The Clash filled Bonds international Casino in New York City to capacity each night, presenting their own choices of unknown bands as warm-ups. The - summer provided few new bands of major significance, despite the sudden audience awareness of such bands as The GoGos. Commer- cially established bands continued to hold their own; profits went to those bands whose music was openly ap- preciative of the classics of early rock and roll.: · - · True to form, the Rolling Stones presented their anticipated summer • contribution without any addition to their standard three chords. The critics continued to praise the efforts of such bands as the Kinks in light of their conceptual commentaries, incor- porating easily accessible sounds and sociology. The well-respected man of rock and roll Ray Davies, lead singer of the Kinks, got his message across. · Now that we brought you up to date, we would like to leave you with a , QUESTION: How can a drug-culture associated band place number one on world-wide album charts, in this hit- conscious music industry? The solu- tion was an event on July 17th at Madison Square Garden, when five veteran musicians took the stage and proceeded to perform a clinic on con- cert rock and roll. As musicians they displayed a tightness obvious only within the most elite bands. - •·" · -- - ·- - ··· - •• · · · -· -· - -- · - • -·-·~ · - ··, - · - ..... ·· • · · ·· - -- - ---- --- . . . . . . ... . .. . - .... - - · · • ·•· ., ~ • ~. • • • 0 ,I , • '•"- • • . • • • • • • • • • -.. • • " • , "' ,;_. • ., • • · • L ••• ; • ' •' " • , · ' • - , ,.1 • . ,\ • • I. • •• · · • , , . •,. • ) . ' • - • • • _, , ,._ :, • ' • • • • · • ,:'"" . · ._ • • •• ~• • ._ 1 .,._ I ,' Circle Reviews &'Rossing ton· · co1i1ns Band'' "Th~ Shaboo All Stars': By Grace ~ .. ,~.~~er ' ' . . . . · ,' By"'!~~ Tho;J;,;~ :: · ~r::::/· . · •; ' ... Who said ~oughkeepsle · ls · dull? You .• . · Last Frida; nlgt_,t Poughk~epsle go( wouldn't . · have thought · · so . last the Blues; courtesy of Matt ".Guitar'' Thursday night, . September 11. Over · Murphy and the Shaboo All Stars. ln- 1,800 people converged at . . the Mid• ; dlvldually, _ the members · of the band Hudson < Civic . Center to · hear ·the , . are studio music _ ians par excellence; Rossington-Collins Band perform cuts .. toge~hei' they play .a brand of musi _ c : from their up-and-coming album. · . that has . Muddy Waters, Leadbelly, · . The concert began with the local and every other blues muslcla _ n Jump- talent of the "Cities," who frequently· ing for joy. .· · · . . . . •, . perform at The Chance, located in the : _ In · th~ course of t_l:le evening .·' the Main Mall. "Cities" wa _ rmed up the au, ban _ d .led the capacity aud,ience • afThe :. dience with forty minutes of varied Chance on . a journey , through the rock music. · .. . . blues. Matt Murphy's guitar lit the way . · Then came · Rossingtoli-Colllngs like a thousand watt bulb and the:iest (who - _. consist of . the remail'.'ling - of the · band W _ ere :- b8tte{ : tour QUid8s .. . ~ members of the late · Lynard Skynyrd than Universal Studios best. Songs band). Rossington-Colllns began their like "Gimme Some Loving" and 0 Mr. performance with sor:igs like . "Get Maglctl brought the crow:d to an lnten - Away'' .and ':'Don't . Misunderstand sity matched only' by the feeling the · Me.". They ·performed asso . rted, cuts day the Mets won the World Serl~s. • · from their new album . . and classics . · The Shaboo All-Stars · are currently from their "Skynyrd" days, for over an . on tour throughout the . . North East. The hour. At this time the audience went • . chance . of them returnlng·to the area is into a wild frenzy, chanting-"Free Bird, decent, and If they do return be sure to . · . Free Bird''.for over ten minutes when . go and see them. · · Rossington-Collins came out for the encore. ·• . ·. . .. . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ """""' _ _ .,. Out of respect for . . the deceased Lynard Skynyrd members; the encore; · "Free Bird" was played without the · original lyrics. • · .. '!The I nriocent _Age" By Rick ();Donnell ·· · · Hereis a . classic · example of a dou- ble album · that could . have easily been compressed on . . two sides of vinyl. . . Fogelberg boasts a good collection . of · what you would normally expect from him. But ; the four · sides of an overlyi_ng , theme of "heaven on earth" that has already been more than abused by ,. Fogel berg : and , others · . • is ; . . yery '( . • . . .• · · . • .: . . · · monotonous. There is ' some redeem- t~ < :.: · , /, , ,c,,,,.; .:- . ~ .. . ~ '. \ng.mus\c.bu\ .\ wcu\d . <m\v , recommend • . :/P-7·---· .. ,. · · the "Innocent Age" to tn.ie Fogelberg ·1 . · fans. "Pirates" "Pirates has not come close to the commercial success that Rikki Lee Jones' deb'utalbum possessed. But in · the same token, the first . album doesn't come close to "Pirates" in · ~ ar- tistic and musical value ; There is an in- creased amount of storytelling in the lyrics of "Pirates" but as strong,as the . lyrics are ·the music seerns to emerge as stronger. Rikki Lee has successful- ly mixed a number of musical styles on an album, a . real commercial gamble. · When credit .is due, however this album is a sure bet. . . · Brown · . . . 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JtiglJ.1ights ·· ,f l.itUr¢ 1)f COlll.J)llters . _ •• t/ · c · _,Sy.Karyn Mag~ialen\ · . \and when· the subject of ·making It a '. . . . , .. . ,_ ,_ ._ ·: ·. :. . /maJorcameup,wewerereadytomove -If you have been to . the lower level of : on It." Pr~sident Murray felt, "It _was a Donnelly Hall; you'. probably noticed , task·to get the major offered because .. the t>lg change th~t. our computer . . . we wantedltdone so fast. It took In- room has undergone. This is all due to• stltutlonal commlttment not only , the new terminals-that have been In- · because of the expense, but because · stalled· and the Introduction of the . the courses had to be developed more Computer .. -Science. -major here ; at ·and the administration had to make Marlst. . . . . · . .. . ._. :· sure· that all the faclll~ies and hard- .. Even . though Marist's ·· Comupter: . ware . ~ere going . to be available." Science major was approved only last ,. President Murray was grateful to the year, Mai'ist College has had a l,ong . administration for working so hard to _ history· and Interest In computers .. getthe major established so quickly. . Joseph · Benedict -:-Marcell!l'.l Cham-> . The Corytputer roo_m i,yent i.md!3r con- pagnat; a French .priest who-founded.· strucUon m the beginning of this past the Marlst brothers and ·who founded •, August, and was completed on Friday, MarlstCollege·had a strong Interest l_n. September 4. Added to the nine _ter- keeplng his students - aware . of the · mlnals tha_t Marist already has, are six- latest educational developments.This teen new terminals. There is one large tradition 'is · probably one -. of the computer · which is the centralized reasons· the first computer • was In- . system. This- C()_!Tlputer handles ad- stalled In 1967 underthe.direction of minlstratlve and student workloads as President Linus Foy. · · · _ .... · · · well as outside programming. The cost · . In 1971, · the· first Jr1troductlon to - to initiate this program was a . Compuun·g · co.urse - was opened, In substantial amount because added as _1975, the Sta_te Education Department the- cost for the new terminals and _ granted the approval for Marlst to offer. -computer, was that of the necessary : a major l_n Computer N,lattiemaucs. In - resources and teaching for the pro- - 1979, the · Marlst ·.tlmE3-sharing com: · gram. · · ' puter network:was, established, and In . · There are two m~Jor _ courses 1980 the State Education Department -available for students; First In Apl, , granted the approval to _ offer a major · which is the primary language course In Computer Science. , • c '< · In the computer, as . well as Pascal, · Establishing Computer Science as a which is the· 1anguage used by Com- . major was not too difficult. As Kevin puter · Science majors; There are Carolan, Assocl_ate professor of similar courses that are.follow-ups to · Mathematics and Computer Science these primary courses. The staff for · put It ''It was an _evolutionary growth.": this program Includes about -10 full .. He added, "It was being-considered,_ and part-time professors teaching ; - . · . both . math and sclen¢e computer· ·_ · · • · · courses. · First weekend ~- Along with the introduction of the ., _ _ . . co·mputer Science -major came John · rnz~C"DC" roo~·-r.s . -· MoD. ona!d,.w.ho ls. now.t_he·otreo.torof , u oco '.).. .· .. - Compute,:'-Studles .. ·McDonald, -Is ::::- · .. ~--<-,.-.,;_ ,~. ,: .,_-;:_;.;_"' _;_- :,. 0 " ' ~-, ___ • ••••• , · ; , :,,.,(e_pepjly_r~tlr~d from IBM, and holds a ·. • .. " · · · · ·· -- : · ··,:- ·· ·; --::: · .-... ' ;. -:,:·' · ·< '-_.:._ooc:torate fn'ComputerSclence. . : .: By}o~~n~ R,!•~~~---'•</, _ ·?-·;•>~ ., · :',.-· . ,_ > · · · - . "i' go' to parties sometimes -1'.Jhtn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' four, It's hard to leave whertyou can't find the doo_r ... " (Joe Walsh) -· ~- · . These: words rang. true· once again when Marist's ·annual Welcome Back . hou~e . . p1:1rtles _ took' place on F.riday ·. night, .September 4; For some· it was a taste -of campus parties. to· come,· for others It was more of a reunl,o_n, but for all It was• the first chance to have a good time.on campus. · .. . . · In Sheahan ~nd_Leo·freshmen .en- joyed popular music i,ind· new acqualn- -· tances. , Beer, and Wine was .served along w.lth-six foot subs '(probably.the• best foodthey•d·eaten all week}. All In .afljtwas a g~Qd nightand in the words· of one· RA, ~•.the parties were a success· and went over well." - · · · The ··· Champagnat house · parties, held In the fourth, and sixth floor : lounges, had members -of all four · houses -dancing,. 0 drinking beer and wine· · and · munching; .on cheese; · crackers and cold cu.ts .. Most people _ • had a .good time but felt the parties ·:·could have been aJlttle more organlz•. ed . . Although they got off to a slow ;· start,:it didn't take long fo(them to , Jiv~n up. When the night was· over it C,wasa good time for ev1:1ryone: • · The Benoit and Gregory, party seem- - _ ed to have a bit of animoslfy . between .: · , them.·:Complatnts .were :made about _ · cliques between houses and. th~ lack . · :- ,of food ,(35 hot ·dogs between both·· , houses); Although the music was good and there was plenty of dancing, sug- gestions Y(ere·glven for other parties, including a barbeque or an open bar. All told, residents had a good time with their friends. . · If you didn't enjoy yourself at one of : the house parties there was a chance to·redeem your fun at the mixer. Held , In the cafeteria on Saturday night, the- . mixer featured music by Opus, (who did everything from Oevo to Bruce), a cover charge of 25 cents, (where can you beat that?), and continuous danc- ing. Everyone had. a great time due to · the energy created by the number of people who attended. . . . · In retrospect, the first weekend of the semester was a good one. It gave , people a chance to get both. ac- . quainted and reacquainted with each other. RECORD CITY 23 Academy Street Poughkeepsie. New York 473-7999 The Hudson Valley's Largest Head Shop Many Out-of-Print & Hard-to-Find Records • Ta~es • T-Shirts • Posters • Jeweln, _$eptember11, 1981 · THE CIRCLE· Page 9 - ~ • -. · - Eat, Drink and · .Be Merry at FOOLISH FOXPUB MON .-TH-URS· - . : 8 :_00 p.mr. to 1: 00 a.m. FRI. &SAT. ·8: 00 p.m. to 2: 00 a.m.· . . . . . . . . . ' ' .. •.: ..... ,,._ .. :. . . . . •. , ·+' ~- '.". _. - .... _ , :· , ' ...•. - -- . .-- ... ✓ : •. , , ---~. ,-~ll . .; :~ -;~;·· ·.1;..,,... • . ·:• ~ ... - ' ... .,,,. 1/ .. y: ' . ' :/4"':·•>-L-~. ~ :t! ,_',• ·. ·_ NON;ALCOHOLIC.DRINKS-& FOOD 2 AM to 3 AM Pub Munchies . 1 /4 lb. 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Artl · (MCCT A) is · just · a brief summary of senior Jeff Knox's . theatrical career • . "I wasn't involved In theater during high school,''. says Knox, · u1 got Involved during · my , second . semester of freshman year and I've been hooked ever since." From then on Knox haia" been a major figure in Marlsttheater. . Now . as the President - of MCCTA, . Knox has · a very · , challenging •· year ahead . . This fall MCCTA will ac- complish something very unique. They wlll produce an original musical writ~ . . ten by Marlst faculty member David · · , - _.. ·. · · . · · · · ~. , . 4 - : . . · <· . : : ~ : · . .. : - • ... ' L U) :\t :: A : f : } f , ' L . · ., .• , .. - : • . ''. - .· . '· ' . • • ' , I . • - · • • ;. • ' . _ : : , :: _ . - ~L ~<~ : - ~ >- . . · ;.,_ : '.· . · • · · . . ' Q()~¢i!Y '. - ; iffl ; Y\ . ?"<•· OoRln111tCi- ' 60ffie · • · · ·· . . : / t0~1t8¢ f L ,~ :. . .. · . . · , . .. ' . . •· .. ' . . \ ~ .. Heckendorn_ The musical is entitled . ... . 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Tera, Gemma, Marlo, Nancy & Barbara : , · · a,o :· , .. _ --~------------------------------•September 17, 1981 · THE CIRCLE· Page 1 1 - - • ' f' • • Striving forsuccess ·. in a new division Soccer Preview: · . . . ' . ' . ' .. i . by Ken Bohan good team play as opposed to relying . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - on a few outstanding players to carry :· ·• A _ s most people on campus are Just tl')e load. Doc pointed out · that the 8 _ starting to get - settled In, the Marls\ _ returning seniors make up a very solid . College Soccer team Is already Into ; · -nucleus of the team. For leadership on · .. what · will · be _the most challenging · . and off the field the team has two very season In their history. Not or:ily Is It : _ fine , captains · In . seniors Andy the first year competing at the Division · "Cricket" Homola and Knut Roa Id. I level~ but they also face . a . long h · ard · . So far In the young seasori the Red · schedule consisting of twenty . games. :. · Fo><es have a record of 2 wiris and one · Head coach ·ooc Gol . dman feels that· ·· loss,. with victories over California the kev · to success this year will be Stale and Bethany both by the score of Pr()file: , J()e Burleski Determination, Drive, Dedication . . To the average · person these three words . mean absolutely noil"!lng, but to Joe · . Burleskl, a - member . of the 1981 Cross- , Country team, they are . the reasons f~r·. his success as a runner.· · - . . · · ' · ': . - Burleskl began his · running. career during his senior year at Arlington : High School. This set him ~hree years behind the normal college runner, who usually starts during junior high. So when · Joe came to Marlst hlsfreshmen year, he came • as an unheralded, unrecrulted runner. But this did .not discourage the runoe , r : whos~ te,!lm- ·: , much his peers have come to respect mates have ·. come . to . · caw · thEr '.'bull" s his dedication .· to himself and his because of his unorthodox build for a _ sport. Mike McGuire, another captain, x-country runner. calls Joe Burleskl the perfect captain. . , Burl.eskl used his first two years as a "He pushes everyone and_ himself. He learning experience. He - learned that Is aggressive and loves what he is do- there was mpre to.being a succ . essful ing, and he expects everyone else to runner than jusfgolng outand tun~lng . worl( as hard as they · are ·capable of 10-15 mlles · a day. Thus when his Junior working." · year started, . Burleskl began the ar- When this season started Burleski duous task of weight lifting three had his · mind set on several goals for times a . week. "There Is no doubt In the team and himself: they were for · mind that weights have lncreas1;3d my the team to be as good . as lastyear's, If _ running ability 100%," says Burleski. not better', and for him to be the best Qnce a chunky runner who {an races possible runner he could be, which <:>n guts, , Burleskl has now · b · ecome a · meant to lead the team. So far Burleski solid runner with racing skills and has started on the road · for these . st~ength . to go along with.Ills guts . ., - . goals. Jn, the , team's fi~s, r!19~ i11 After the learning .e><perlences dur- Rhinebeck; at . the . Beekman . Arms Ing h,is flr~t .,. Jwo ,, yea~s . • , at ' ·Marlst, . Road . Race; . Burleski'flnished a fine Burlesld was rewarded for all his hard fourth out : of 200 plus runners:· In the · . Work tly making '_the V~rs.lty _ team : for . n~xt Jae~, , he again , repeated as the good . during hls ) junlot; t ye~r; ; D ' utirj'g ,( Jte~m;~ tfui ·m : ~n :: t;ie .; · placed fourth · in · this veiy successful year for the entire the Fairfield lnvlta:tlonal In a fine 24:39 . team, Burleskl ranged from third to for 4.9 miles. Thl~ , wor~eci put to a fine seventh man and ended . up fifth man 5:01 per'irille; wttlch is oOtstanding for tor the team: · - euflesk'f 'travelled with . this early In tt:le • ' seas ' on: '. More ex- the team fo tlie 'National Qualifier last pressive, . " ac·cordlng , to Burleski, was year In . lridiaiia, Penn · sylvania. It was the team's . fine second place·tlnish. "I th . ls meet ; thathe calls'one of the most was happy with my pertorn,ance, but dlsappolnting,days.-slnpe his running the team ran great, and that made me career began. "We wentto that meet really happy. l'm}eally excited about confident that we could qualify for the this team." . _ _ .. _ Nationals, butwhen we . missed by just Coach Bob Mayerhofe(was . also im- - 17 points :: 'that " vies · · really - heart- pressed with the team's performance, · breaking / I would have liked tll . e oppor- .but he " Is greatly , impressed ' by Joe tunlty to . try tor the Nationals · again, ~urleskl: "He Is a hard · worker and a . but the e - move , · to , . Div . islon I has real team leader. If there had to be a · drastically hurt our · chances," states perfect example of an athlete reaching Burleski. . . _ . . . . _ · a long term goal, then J~e Burleski Burleski looks at _ th _ e . mpve to Divi- would be the perfect example. I just · sion . 1 · as a · ctiallerige " to ' thls year'.s can't say enough about the progress squad. "We loseour top ' three runners that he has made during my•two years to graduation, so we could _ have gone working with him." _ home last year. and given up on this The season has just begun for season, but instead . everyone went . Burleski and his teammates, but home over the summer and prepared . ·already he Is on his way to reaching themselves · tor ' fhls ': t6ugti : seasi:in;" " ' hls · goais; all because . of-beJng patient · says the tri-captain of this year's team~ . and Determination, Drive, - and · Dedica; Being selected as c~ptaln shows how- · tlon. . . I . - , Skating-for victo11y by Tim Breuer ' - variety of new opponents such as Col- . : · • . . ~ . • ., . . - -~ ,. - . · :> _ .:l!J]lbit:i-J. university, Ryder pollege, St. A division Ill schedule / a · new coach; ::-;; Peters ·· College, and the New Jersey In- and another year of experience are stitute of Technology. All f1ome games new addlUons to thls ; year's Maristfce . - wiltagaln . be held at the Mid Hudson Hockey team. ; l: ;- ' - - " - i .::: i;: ; -, < T: · .. • . Civic Center > .' ~ ' ·: ' - ~ · Althougt:i:Mahst st . ill dons ; the:.team · - :_ j '. This . season.Marist wm be lead · by with club , st~tlJ~, t~e , stjb~m~n, wll _ L; \ new, - co_~ch , G!~nn Van . Br~mer. Van face a , host >- of ' divlslon - -' 111 teams · · Bramer ,- a·part · time Mansl instructor, ~epresent . l_rig :~:JI)~: _ t ~~{rop_ol _ it _ ~n 1 ; , 9p_1; DOP~~ to .: lead _ the club to a succes~ful l,eglate C.<?!:!.!er~nQ~,. beglp . i:i)ng _ _ ~•th,.: .sea~pn: . ~ - E . d _ : <:;ardoza, a returning C.W. Poston October 29} ~~he division '· veteran ' from last year's squad feels I.II sched1,de ;is. a; step '.UJ:> · fO( _ !J . S, 't. ~?C-: i •~hat Van Bra!TI~rcan achieve this goal. plains last 'year'.s ·c~captaln ·and "Now .. that we have a coach and · goalie John Kurti:l~'a _ y;faclligYdlvlsion :-\another:· year's • experlenc~ I feel we lll te~ms, as opposed to our all-club can win consistently, provided that we team schedule last season, we should ~tay healthy and play smart hockey. tecelve greater exposure . while par- .' Last year mistakes really hurt us." tlolpating on -a new level of competl- At present, approximately ten of last t . lon." . year's veterans-are expected to return 't .ln~ijddJt.lon . toJhe~opener,. Marlst's - -for.the.upcoming seaons= , 18 game schedule will encompass a . 2-1, and the only loss has been to · division II level, and being totally George Washington Univ. In the - healthy these goals seem very Bethany , game John Goff scored a realistic. - beautiful goal from about 30 yds. out Adding to Marist's troubles this · to win the game for Marist. season, Is the pressure of playing up Although Doc stressed an overall to the standards set by last years team concept as . the key to a good squad . The two early wins by the Red season, he pointed out that up to this Foxes will help build up confidence, point In the season seniors Ed Isaac- but the long schedule just might take a son, Knut Roald and junior John Goff toll on th~ Division II champions. all look Impressive. The addition of 5 · In add . 1tlon to an unselfish type of outstanding .freshmen also adds .a team play and good depth, Doc feels great deal of depth to the team. fan participation is important to ·suc- Among these are John Hintze Tim cess this year. Nothing can get the Buchanan and John Malatestinlc'. . adrenaline pumping like full st~nds of The teams _ goals are to gain a top . cheering fans rooting f_or you. The ten ranking in the state at the division I team plays home · this Saturday level and · to gain a spot in the ECAC against Tri-state conference rival For- post season tournament. Coming off dham. Then on Tuesday they take on last years number one ranking at the Southern Conn. another arch-rival. Soccer DATE OPPONENT ' LOc . · . TIME Sat Sept. 5 California St (L . A . ) Fri o Sept. 11 Lynchburg Toum. Sal . Sept. 12 Wed. Sept. 16 New Paltz Sal. Sept. 19 Fordham• Tues . Sept. 22 · southern Conn. Sat. sept. 26 Fairl/eld" Wed. Sept. 30 Siena Sat. Oct. 3 King's Point Mon. Oct. 5 RPI Wed.Oct. 7 C. W. Post Sat. Oct. 10 N.Y.U.' Wed . Oct. 14 Pratt Sat. Oct. 17 St. Peler·s· Wed . Oct. 21 St. John"s• Sat. Oct. 24 Seton Hall" Wed . Ocl. 28 Pace• Sat. Oct. 31 Adelphi , . Wed . Nov: 4 · Union Sat . Nov, 7 Manhattan• • Tri-State Soccer Conference Head Coach: Howard Goldman Assistant Coach: Rich Lotze DATE Mon . Sept. 7 Sat. Sep!. 12 Cross · Country OPPONENT Beekman Arms Rtiad Rlii:e ' Fairfield lnvlt. H 1 : 00pm A H 3 : 30pm H 1 : 30 prn H 3 : 30 pm A 11:00 am i-i 4:00 prn . A 11 : oo · am A 3:30 pni A ' 3:00pm A 1 : 30pm A 3 : 30 pm H 2 : 00 pm A 3:00pm ' A 12 noon H 3 : 00 pm A 2 : 00pm H 2 : 30 pm A 1:00 pm ' : : •, A 10:00am A 11:30am Sat. Sept. 19 Southern Conn _ ; Wagner Fairfield H 11 : 00 am . Fri. Sept. 25 Sal. Oct. 3 . Catholic lnvit. · .. ·at Notre Dame CW Post at Van Cortland Park · A 11:oo · ain Fri. Oct. 9 Manhattan, Fordham, · Princeton at van Cortland Park A 3:30 pm Sat . · oct. 24 · . Wagner at Van · • Cortland Park · . A 11 : 00 am · . ' Mon . Nov . 2 . IC4As A Sat. Nov . 7 · N.Y.S . Championship · (Albany Stale) A 11 : 00 am Sat. Nov. 14 NCAA Div . 1 . 0ualilier (Lehigh) A 11 :oo am Head Coach: Bob Mayerhofer Women's Volleyball DATE OPPONENT LOC • . TIME Wed . Sept. 23 Vassar H 5 : 00 pm Fri. Sept. 25 Baruch A 7:00 pm Wed. Sept. 30. New Rochelle · , ·" _ ... H . . . 7 : 0o pm · · :rhurs. _ Ocl. · 1 · New . Paltz . • · ' ; . A . 1:00 pm Mon. Oct. 5 Manhattan . · · ' A 7:00 pm Wed. Oct. 7 Nyack · . - .- · . , ,.; . 7:00 pm Mon. Oct. 12 Marymount A 7:00 pm Fri. Oct . 16 St. Thomas Aquinas H 8:00 pm Wed . Oct. 21 Concordia • . H . 7:00 pm . ; , : , T . ues. Oct , 27 . ; Pace . · . ·: · : · · · A · ;1,00 pm Mon , Nov. 2 Lehman H 7:00 pm Wed. Nov. 4 Mercy A 7:00 pm Fri. Nov. 6 Ml. Sr. Vincent A 7:00pm Mon . Nov. 9 Siena H 7 : 00pm Wed, Nov . 11 M_anhallanvllle : , . A 7:00pm Fri.Nov_'.13 - , .. Oomit\icar . - . . ·· . .. k 7:00pm Sat. Nov, 21 Hudson Valley Tournament A . ! .. ' ~ . • : - :· • . Head coach: M~~ie Piccone · _ ; · Sports Calendar Football DATE OPPONENT LOC. TIME Sat. Sept. 19 St. Peter's• A 2:00 pm Sat. Sept. 26 St. John"s· A 2:00pm Sat. Oct. 3 Iona• H 1~30 . ~m Fri. Oct. 9 Brooklyn• ' A I • : . 8 : 00pm Fri. Oct. 16 Fordham · H 7:30 pm Sat. Oct 24 Lowell . H 1 : 30 pm Sal. Oct. 31 Pace· · . H · 1:30 pm Sat. Nov , 7 Ramapo A 1:30 pm Sal. Nov.14 Cortland A 1:30 pm • Metr.'?politan_ Intercollegiate Football Conlerence •Homecoming Assistant Coaches: George Frick · Les McMilJen Bob Stevenson Women's Tennis · DATE OPPONENT LOC. Sal. Sep!. 19 Manhallanville A Mon. Sept . 28 S ie na H Wed. Sept. 30 · Ramap ' o H Fri. Oct. 2. • l'urchase A Wed. Oc t. i · New Paltz A Wed . Oct_ 14 Pace · H Wed . Oc:. 21 Concordia H SaL Oct. 24 New Rochelle A Head Coach : TBA TIME 11:00 am ..; ., 4:00pm 3:30 pm 3 : 30 pm 3 : 30 pm 3 : 30 pm 3:30 pm 11:00 am For Further Information Contact: DATE Jay Williams Ext. 322 or " Dick Quinn Ext 302 (914) 471-3240 Swimming OPPONENT Wed. Nov . . 18 · Vassar · LOC, TIME H 7:00 pm A 7:00pm H 7 : 00pm . Sal , Nov . 21 MSC Relays Tues. Nov. 24 New Paltz Sat. Dec . 5 C'CNY" • LIU" A 1:00 pm " Wed. Dec. 9 William , . Paterson· . A . 7 : 00 pm Wed. Jan . 27 Brooklyn• H 4 : 00 pm Wed. Feb . 3 Iona· - Ramapo• H 7:00 prn Tues. Feb . 9 Adelphi H · 7:00 pm l'ri. Feb. 12 Manhattan A 4:00 pm Thurs.-Sat. MSC Championships H Feb. 25-27 · • Metropolitan Swimming Conference Head Swimming Coach : Larry Van Wagner Head Oiving Coach: Tom Albright - - • : ~~ge12 • THE:c1RC,LE - Septembeh1, !981'~~~------~- - - ~ , . , • . . · · • . • .. • , • · . . . • .:< ,• . - - - ~ ~ - - - --: ~ ,:::: ~ •. • . . _ .. : - - . - - - ~ ~ ~ .: . ~ .,:: · • . - - - - - - - ~ -: :-- · : .. . . . . • •, £rdss . " d()~iitrYt i \ P~tn~~&I~g - · . and . C~aliellg . illg . . . ·., ..... ::-;: ?,. - .. ; C ::<> .. -~• -_ : \(\\ \ ,t ;? },\ . ,\ • :;: _ .. - · . · · team's two time national . champion- . · .: ,c · .. ·:- - ship _ qualifier _ an~ We!sh · an ~II' IC4A . , : itie . ~ari~t . College ' cros~·' c~t·nt~ '. . member before the two graduated la . st team faces an . arduous task ·•· tills . year : : Mayerhoferc Jutther _ sta1ed :. t . hat , : · seasoriTheRunningRe!'.1 - Foxes _ whlch · the •. keY . to . the team's - success . - thls : have been- a · consls~ent challenger for . • •· season would be their determination · · · . top nor.,heast · . · hOnor.s · Diylsion _, 11 . will - · in .. : daily i• practices. C Captain / Martin: . now have : to compete . with , a .more . agrees saying . that the Jeam wll! im~ , · demanding - , Division L i schedule. prove and . achieve : their _ pr~-s~ason .- , However; .. the · team is : optimistic . and goals if they strive to push each other . hopes to . fare · well against this much_ . in their workouts. Mayerhofer seemed . toughercompetitlon. ·:. _ ., :-,_ . · · confidenfthat the team will be sue- . : , · The team, : whlch ; will be led - by cap, · cessful. buf added that)hey must be : tains · Joe Burleskl ; Denni . s Martin, and . patient ~ . : _ :, , · . . . Mike McGuire, . has 11 returning letter-. ·· . •· - . man as . well as thr,ee . promising . in ' recent weeks the team has com- recruits , · Aside from Burle,skl, Martin, · · pated well In the Beekman Arms : Labor · , and McGuire top returnees Include · Day Road Race an _ d the ' Fairfield In: . • Ma'rk Wickham and Bill Sweeney. To vitatlonal ,where they placed second In ·· aqd depth the team has added t , hree a competitive field of nine'. :. Marist's 'fine freshman recruits · In John Love- · top harrier thus far . is senior Joe _ Joy, Jim Hegarty, and _ Charlle(?lsen. · · . Burle~ki who · . has ' placed an Im- : .' _ Coach Robert Mayerhofer m- ta~ing. - _ press,ve fo . urth i~ eaqh of the meets. - . · · : an overview_ of the team . · stated · . the Saturday the Man st runners will host a .. . · _ bottom . line Is that the team lacks a large 'field · -of teams including arch . , _ top · runner as : we have ~ad . the rival Southern Connecticut State and . _ . previous years with Ron (Gadz1ala) and ' Fairfield University here on campus at . Paul (Welsh).''. Gadzlala . was the 11 a.m: · - Football PI"evieW: 61der arid ibif wiser ·. · ·· ~Y Pat McCullough , than the last three years combl~;d, It . - nick: . Bob Cardfnale, : ~net '. tight _ ' end . non (ACS), Lou Corsettl(SS), and John • gives us a certain maturity. We.have ChrisStempsey. · . · _ _ · .. --- O'Leary(WS)completethesecondary. The Marist College Football squad, some •leadership that we had lacked;'' Mike Spaw . ri v,:111 hea _ d the receivers Marlst will have a full schedule this which opens its season . on September .• 5.ald-Ma~et . _ . . . . .. · _ · · . . ·· . - · · with Mark Stuart and Dan Kladls giving · fat . I of 9 games. Their home games ln- 19 at St.Peters' is, according to Head . The big question concerns the star- . that phase of offense the depth It · eludes Iona, Fordham, L<;>well, Pace, Coach Mike Malet; an experienced.· ting . quarterback spot. Jim Cleary, last needs _ . .. . . - ·· . . . · . . . . · . while their away schedule consists of one. -\ . · . \. ·. ... • · .. :, · year's starting : - quarterback as a ' The Red -Foxes defense has been an St. Peters', St. John's, Brooklyn, . The · Red _- Foxes · have retu ' rning - • freshman, has Just recovered frc:>m an .. important factor - in the past few years. Ramapo, and Cortland. · _ . ;._ .· : _ . ·. starters in 21 of 22 positions : Tlle . se off.season car accic:tent ; He will be try- Returning starters in the front llne ' in- - Coach Malet is cau'tiously op- . : • veterans . in . elude : all-Metro . League · Ing . to . keep : his :, jqb, ' desp _ ite · the ~ cluqe defensive. tackles Bob _ Masters, timistic. ''We're young on both offense _ , . :' ctiolces :, .Tony , . · . .Luist; : ~ arr: offehsive · ori~ _ lai.lght . ,, of \ sophomores .: . ,· s.teye ·, _ McElduff, . -and defensive . end . Brian . and defense, but we're - experienced. · · _.:_. · · tackle; .. Jerry . · McElduff, · a defensive · . • · Jacaruso and · Randy Rosang : · '\: \ : ·• . ·. · Sewing; · Brian Brady is ~rying to break -· _ The . fact : that we have experience . has _ . , . ( · . •• tackle · ; : andDennisDiesel,whogajne~r · : _· · . . -- -- · .. > . : · : , _. , _: :· .> _ ~ - · · · ,. · in . tothelineupasadefensiyeend. · . . tobeinourfavor . . Ouroffensewillbe . . J ~ · .. honorable :· mention ~ as an _ AII-ECAC · - . · Manst's offens1ve ·' hn¢ _· coosist~ . of .. · . Brian Katz, Chris Vaught, and D . 1 . esel _ . n:iore wld _ e open ari _ d that should give \· -- ' i~ · ' · . · .: · _ Division III linebacke·r. · . :•. · ,--. · : : ; . . vetei'a!,'ls Luisi; , . gµard _ Keith ~ - Awad, Solidify :: the , line-backiilg •" corps,whlle . · us an advantage." . . · · · .. ·, .. . · · · · · · j ~ t"'· ••:...,.-. , 1,,..,.. . , .. ,::~. -·"We •·; have .. moro• s eenlors _ . ~his · year· · cen~er Vln ° Amroselll; : tackles ' Jim Hor• • veter~ns Dave Teator (L,CB), John Len- . l i ... . 11 ' :: y ·· ) n _ s oce _ · · · · w;,itiiitik~ 10 - , : - : · · 'l'liereJS riO e · · .. . · · . . .. • . . , - • • ' · - ' ... · " "'. •. ". _;: . - ; , : ·: .. ·· So you fe1t '. it was w110ng to charge _ coach - Ron Petro argues that the . ·fans in Leonldoff Field or The Mccann . we felt. . ·. :i.'./.f'._ , - . ... - . students admission into football and students on and off campus have no Centerwill not hurt any . R~d Fox team. T.he Marlst athle . tic prog ' ram is mov- _ _ :_ ba . sk _ ' etba _ ll games?" Y . oiJ · co _ mplained - reason-fo,,r not cheerin_g on the Marist - · - - ing in · the right d ' 1re · ct·1on w·th p · d W tt Ho · w _~ ma · · ny of . us _ · watch on televls . lon · · · · · · · · 1 · res,- - that · _ between the cost of this in- - squa s. . e are pu mg money back dentMurray; Dean - Cox and Ron Petro stltuUon, and the added student•~ ac• into the students pockets. In the past , colleg~ football and basketball on the letting the students · in fre · e. - Isn't it tivjties fee, we were getting ropbed. If we would charge students to attend weekends and cry, wishing we could about time that we stopped complain• . they wanf to burden .us · students with .events, even though · t.h~¥ had already · be a part of all the excitement? I don't Ing about the _ cost · of everything and : additional costs, we just won't go to shelled out $30 for act1v_1ties fee's." · want to seem pushy, but we, you and I, the . boredom that faces us. each . the games. · Coach . Petro explame(:I · that the can be part . of the electricity that is weekend. on · october 3rd at 1: 30, the . .. · most important ingredient in Marist generated fr~m a team to its fans. For football · _ squad will play . their first .. -Now . you have no excuse .. AII Marist becoming a winner . is. the · student's : -_ those of us who saw Lou Corsetti run . home game of the season. Wouldn't it · · students with I.D . cards will be admit, support; Now while Petro and I rriight · 86 yards for a touchdown, or To~d be nice if we all showed up? There is > ,ted _ FREE to all . sporting · events. disagree on coaching techniques, it Hassler put one up f~om . 35 feet to tie no excuse . - - Athletic Director and Head basketball cannot be denied that 3,500 cheering the score, we can appreciate the f _ ever 26.1.1 26.1.2 26.1.3 26.1.4 26.1.5 26.1.6 26.1.7 26.1.8 26.1.9 26.1.10 26.1.11 26.1.12