' .... , ..... , '. ••• ., • _ _._, .,. •· , "",' ,l_ ~ ~,. ,; ... ''."" i, -.•-•'. .. ,!. .. :'. ,_;.,. .:..,'. •, , •• .. _:'~:If•:••:'~•·;. •;. _- -Volume 46, Number14 Marist preparesf(;)r .. · acadeniic reStrUcttgmg by JUSTIN SEREMET. SeniorEditor - the; proposal to theJa~ty."· '. . _ _ _ The communications departm~nt.~ . which is next in Iinefu Marist's new. According to Marist - adminis- ·structure~·wili·divide radio; '1;\l_aµd trators, ·many members of.Jaculty film into • _ M_edia Arts;while should • be prepared for big_ changes communications will include organi:" in the -way -their dep;irtnients are :zational communications, journalism structured. . • and° public reiations; according to It's all part of .a plan that "".ill Augus_tine Nolan, chairperson for make many of the current department communications_ and the arts~ 0 -_. into separate and· individual schools . __ Music and fashion_ design would • of concentration, starting by making faff· under_ a· different divisfon __ · - all of the current division chairs. into • according :·to. the< rle:w format, .. but • deans. "In some departments,_.there •-wo~uld .)all; ·:fall ;·under<.i1ew will be very little impact or change," • Com.~unfo_iitiont Dean 9uy E, sai~ Vice Presi~ent ot AcademiC: Lometti.- O • > , :.C ,, "_ • •. Affairs Marc·vanderHeyde11; ''_while . • · ''This gives the faculfyJhe ch_ance in others it_ will be quite: a -novelty. to concentrate 01j _ the curriculum in There wiUbe niuch more emphasis their department,"· Nolan. said. "It on deans being involved with outside doesn't niean that teachers_ can -only agencies, -with grant writing and teach in those_ specific departmen_ts recruitment." _ though/' -He.: cited• examples of According to _ vanderHeyden, Professors --Mary McComb and what this will mean is that faculty Richard Platt of teachers that don't will ~e cut into smaller groups, limit themselves tojust one area of allowmg for more concentration communications. Greek"\-\Teek brings win.try fun to .'95 Sorority Sigma Sigma Sigma finished 'first In last we~k's Greek Week competition, along _ with fraternity Slgm~ Phi ~psllon. • _ . i1 { \ ' I i 'i ', ! i I '! I /I ·/ q ·, I wi~in th ese particu!ar fields. More specifically: vanderHeyden myself." to shut down what was to be the The faculty 1s very much • • . . . By MEREDITH KENNEDY Kris . "' • • Ka . Id d • f h k , • t t d • t bl" hin di • r pomted out an unportant significance Staff Editor • tin vvengert, a sister m ppa fie ay portion o t e wee , .. _ 1 . ~ er«:5 _e ~ e~ a 15 g scip me of declaring departments as schools _ • Lambda Psi, said she was just excited however things we~t on as planned, ':< _ 1dent1flcat1on m terms of depart- • • • 7 -'st week the Greek organ1·- that her sorority won the talent Sansola said · ·. .- · _ -_-.' akin • • ~ • 1s the recogrut10n factor. • LA ' • • • • •• • •. · -·1 men~, ';I1 ,, git ~as1er ~or maJors " . . . . . zations on campus were mvolved in contest. • .• . . _ - .. ~:we,still,we~!-~.n,y,'._tfu,JJ:ie_4?Y~~~--- , .... •. -. •:·, , - association, -_~e sa1~.- : •' • A s_chool JS much ~ik~lie~ ! 0 ~! ·some friendly·competition_.·._. : .. . ·.-::'Jt,i~Jtte·.r,;,ufillj.re~; .. ~11::·.~--r~':!: ... '.·.~~U?.hlY.:J1~g.:J9-~1!!1~1..Q11~;ey~ni,. - '. ;~f:":C _j;i-·1~· ·Y ,,~-' -~·. '". ---: ___ n;:i_ r_:t[_a. _f_t_ 0 _: __ :_J_~_--:, -p•~-a_t_ :;d~.i~_~::_. -,~_-~_.:1_:_{_-_:_~:_-~-_:i_l_t __ ·._i_;_t_-~_i_::_·~_i __ ,i_·_ ;_r_:_: __ :_·-_; __ ~_~_:·_L_.~_- __ 1 ~_.-_:_L ____ :~ __ -~_ 1 ··:j_·i~_:_~~G-h-~~_:::_:if_f_~_z __ -~: __ -__ i_. __ ~i.~:_~_--_-.:_?:_tal_·_._!- :_ {i~!!iF. ·-: __ • e_~it. ~==- :_:.n __ • __ 'K_-~_-L ::_·_i t_:_~_-_·:i:_.: __ -:: .• _i: ___ n ___ :_-_· O _-~ __ h_u:~: ·-·_::_ -i_e __ ~:_ -_-_: __ ~~;; ___ :_~_= __ n_~_tr_nks_tt_ 0 ~:_._~~-ld~-~---- ow •• ; ·: ____ -__ , __ ,~ __ -_ \ \ .•. wh_1ch_ mad~ , it m.or~ _ d~~:ult, {or proinHiency ~arourid-: the .country; -• various eating contests, a scavenger 'competition :the winners; in order, "It _was. a lot of furi. It's usually \;: . , , s~d~nts t~ est~blJSh<_their .identity More stu_d_en!5 ~ b,eg~ to_ loolc :~~ .• hunt; and :many o~ers. _. w~re Sigma Phi Epsilon, first; Tau very competitive, but I think t~e :_' :•:it - Within _their m~JO_r'. ; , ' • ;:'" . ; ; • • us .as rcand}date for 1!1eir cone,e.< . St~':e Sansola, ~Jrector of College -------------- . snow made ev.eirone much more laid •. ~ :i ;With t!1e :_new format, Engl!5h- ·Illustrating . : his. . p~m.t, _ Actiy1ties and advisor to the ~eek The students seemed;to back,'',Kurtz _ ~aid; . . . _ - _ \,1-, ma1ors w1U have. _and Engli_sh_vand~rH~yden said that Lomettt did organizations on campus; helped to _ Sansola sa1_d th1~ ~ear was the ~- dep:i-rtme.nt. alo11g with an· Engbsh a ),tudy of over 200 schools of supervise and plan the week. • enjoy it . . _. l know /did. first year a sportsmans~~Jaward ;was ' chair and fa~~ty, and so on and so communication in the .US., and >''The students seemed to enjoy ad,ded. AlHour soront1es received \ -fortll. !'You :"'ill fmdth~tther~r_nay Maris(did notappe~ in.the;study, -it," Sansola said. ·«1 know I did." ' - .:.Steve Sansola full credit f~rsportsman~hip, as_ well be . some_ dtffer~nces • m --o~m_ion. __ despite ijle fact that 1t has over 750 - . The-, eight competing teams were - as, fraternities Tau-_ Epsilon Phi . and Some. may find.it too ar_ch~c, and students majoring in communications. _ broken up • into two_ categories; - -- - Sigma Phi Epsilon. _ _ __ some~t:5 there b~mes a diffi~ty • _ . "I wouici' n~t be able to argue· that fraterajties and ~ro~it_ies. . .. Epsilon. Phi, 'secorid; Tau Kappa, "Phi Sigma Kappa ~nd Tau e~tabbshmg cross-mteres! (among _it• is -for purely, academic_ reasons,,, Ou! of. th~. soronties .com~ting Epsilon, third; Phi Sigma Kappa, Kappa EJ>silon di~ not_ ~eceive all of diff~[ent depamnenti,). We 11 hay_e_to variderH;eyd~n said, referring to the ~e ~ers; ,~, order, .were Sigma - fourth. -- .- · • their sportsmansh!f pomts, but Jhey see'. _ •. - • .. _- h • b • __ -new changes: "There's no doubt that :sigma S1~a,m_first;Kappa Kappa Missing again from this year's did receive some, Sansola said. As_ it -~tan?s, _ t __ .~------ \IS~lless_._a .16tof organizing .deals. with·· ~a, m seco1?d;.KappaI:ambda_ Greek Weekfestivities--was·Alpha >Kurtz adaed _she· believes the dep~ent 1 ~ bemg r~te~!:! ;!~ ;marketing for the institution and cost - _ P~1 and Alp~a Sigma 'l'au, -tied .(or •· Phi Delta, because they have yet to·_ week )lelped/to further . unify the F~citlty Ady1Se1I1en\tom named-a\efficie~~y;·Those ar~ •two -~u~h. 1Wd. >, . > < > ' . -• • be re_cognized by the_college. . : Gi~ekoigai:iiz~tions'. - > '. : • -. -~ ~f ih l:lei~ ftot B:mess 'arid' • pro1>9s1tions. m.d not• ~very one ts m . ·•:· --• J~n. K~.J?res1~e~! ?{th~ ~reek' Kurtz said, the -fraternity: should • . '''Thf GreekJ:ouncil. has _11iade a - sc °'? '· e,. f _o c. • ., :. , < • ,_ • agreement·on !t."' - - • • - . Council_ and ~_1Ster Ill Sigma ._Si8!11a be attending next year's Greek Week. lot of strides in the last year•~-Kurtz Admllllstration. --•·-- . - •• . . - - -• _ - • . • ---__ . _ - Sigma said work began on planrung "They ha,ve the s_u_ pport _of every , - - - . f ' · -- -_ "We __ • are rev __ iewirig·_/all/th_·e:· <Other: depar_tnients ·_that th --_-'k--b- _,k_.,._N_ -• _m._ber_-. - .-_ sor·o·n·ty_·an· dfrate_m_ityont_he_·cam_pus ___ - said. "Wewonco_unc_Jlo_theyear - • • • • - • • • ·-- • •• ··d-·H ·d • '· "d h uld.like to e wee ac ,Ill ove • • · th" · · d· we have good information and,_'Ye·decide up~n van er ey ensai _ewo ... _-_· "AsawholetheweekwentweU," andtheGreekCouncilhasspentthe . IS year_ an ; ·-_-._-_-._.•· .. -. what·they (the department) wants;" see OOC?llle schools :tte Informat10n .K\lltZ said. :"A lot of:time was put iast year trying to g~t them on: the representahv~, who work har~, and ·said Professor Ed O'Ke_efe, who ,.an~ Sciences and Libenµ Arts and in by Steve, Kelly, Martin; Frank campus," Kurtz said. • . ·' . ~e hope to_gam ev~~ lllore strength works on the fAC. "We then submit _Sciences. - • Besteiro (of Sigma Phi Epsilon) and The sno)V on Saturday threatened • 1~_the commg year. ·• •·• _ Marist. stiidents' right toknow n:,.~l:i'.~~_;"=~ ------------ :..sexual assault victims' privacy be-_ tivities 0 to report these numbers to ·_ MEREDITH KENNEDY ing violated. _ _ • _ • the school,according to the same • Staff.Writer • A.compromise was reached in article. . - _ - May of last -year to· rectify _the risk, _ . But Joe Leary, _director of Safety • Marist College appears to be and w,as · refeased as the Federal •. and-Security, said this is not true. - _ ignoring important regulations of the Student Right -to Know and Campus Security. Act. ~- - _ ·. The Federal Student Right to Know and Campus Security Act is a federal act that was put into ef- fect in 1992 and requires colleges to ·publish __ reports about· crime on their . campuses. _ _ As required by the act, Marist releases an anmial pamphlet ~th a list of crimes and their occurrence on the campus over the preceding three years. _ • • In Marist's last pamphlet listing the required statistics, it stated that there were no arrests, from 1991 through 1994, for drug violations weapons possession or alcohol vio- lations. • • It also stated that within this time frame, there was a total of one tape at MarisL With the act came the rlsk of -"Crimes of sexual assault must be reported to security • by the victim in order for it tQ be reported in year~end staiisncs_." . _ -Joe Leary, director of S~ety ancl _Security Department of Education's final regulations concerning the act. The compromise, • according· to the "Chronicle of Higher Educa- tion,"· requires' rape-crisis advisers and other counselors to report to the school authorities the numbec, not the names, of victims that had come to them over a given period of time. This time frame is determined by the school. _ "The compromise required ... (anyone) who has significant re- sponsibility for student campus ac- "Crimes of sexual assault," Leary said. "must be reported to security by the victim in order for it to be reported in the year-end statistics." Leary and Marist are wrong ac- • cording _to _the Federal Department of Education. Paula Husselman, the Depart- ment of Education's specialist on the act. said arrests do need to be made in crimes such as alcohol and drug violations in order for them to appear in the report. Bui she continued to say that counselors and housing -officials, including resident_ assistants and directors, must report other crimes to security to update· the distributed statisti~. They do not have to report • the name of the victim, unless the vic- tim wants action taken against the assailanL • This includes sexual assault, Husselman said. . "In the timely reports that are submitted in addition to the year- end report. counselors and housing officials have.to submit nwnbers on how many people have come to them to report a crime. But names do not have to be used," Husselman said. .... Although the act_ has been in >>. ~-<, ,,_ -_- --• • ~Ji°-=! ~::r:i : .r,uJ;/f ;!s't ~ selors do not have to report statis- • • tics at any time during the year. :,. • • • • • •·• ••• • • • • • •: } ' I ! 1--, I I { /.' ·f } 1, ! ' t J 1 i I No· c"hahCe. of WuSsie flttgh/j;;f J~t·~;fUi_,fing:(liiS)'ii'~'alJfij-i • different segments that sho~ Muriel white go".l'ns ancl fantas~i_rig ~hat one /i{uriel.'s Wedding: and·, Dolores_- an'd D~yid: ·c:::aruso·:-return_s to·.!~ ... by Jl;'STIN_SE~~ET trying to find herself as she attempts day she will be v.:ea_ring _op.e.. • • Clai~orne=now in the theaters - two screen _after :leaving 'Dennis Fra!}Z Circle Film Critic to prove to everyone that has put : • , _. ~he~e's lots of,, lau~hs-m_ t~e. movies that o_f~er wonderful ~arts for . and th~ bare but~ _of.f!ll:D ~lue_. _. _ •· . . her down that she is worthy of .begm!lmg ~s we. _see ;Munel -s women - ... _,t· 11 -·be • even more - _ The.problem:1s t~_a_t 1t s d1re_ch:d Laughs at the theater, f~r me, are ·\respect. pathetic . faf!tdY _ o~. dt;mented • Ios_~r~ - e!].couraging 1f people actually go and by ~arb_et • Schro~der,-:,v~o also d_1d _ few and far between. - , • OK, so the plot isn't anything and the _bitch gir_ls-· t_hat, Munel -see t?em. . _ . .. . • . __ the sdly and predictable Smgle Wl11te A~ long as HoJJrwood k~eps . super~_original, but .. the twists and • attempts t~ han~ out w1t_h.: •.. . . It s-~he best form of protest to .Female. __ throwing us garbage hke The Brady • turns that Muriel's :wedding fakes . But;her family also caus~~ al~t . t~e .·_ dnvel tha,t._·comes -out-:.of We shall ·se_e: _ _ :·· - •. _ Bu11ch~ndTommyBoy,_andasl9ng: -~t~:-,-_~_ :_,_ _' _ __ ofMur~el'spro9l_em_~later9n,:as_h~r -Hollyw~d;·,;,-• .;,; - : ::-::' • _ Thereleaseof __ Priest,'·the(~lm_- as stu~1? pe~ple pay mon~y to.see • - . -Afteiripping her p·arents off of ap~thet1c fath~r refuses to a~cept his . _ Murzel s W~ddmg 1s. a ~resh about' a gay an~ sex!,l~lly ·acllve them, 1t s g01~g to stay that_ y;ay. • thousands of dollars, .she takes an children, contmuously puttmg them co~edy that w~l~ engulf you m the . Roman • _Cathohc - pn~st,- :· -.yas But sometimes -you .realize. that • m.:·._. ·u·· _''.- .. ;_•.::er.•·-'•_· ... ~--:w··_··~~---~:•:•.;•,-, '·""". down. • • • _ • quest for self-discovery and.respect. unfortunately moved from its onginal there may be hope after alt .. • • ·- _ ..., .Thisispart·ofMuriel'sincentive; " ... youcandance ... youcandance .. !" release date ofGood Friday .. Muriel's Wedding comes from Rli ,..~ ~ getting even. (Grade: A-) • • • • Miramax, a company that has been • • . _ _-•• ~- • , •• ~-.. {:. ~; ·'· • .-. . You will · fall in· love - with . Since it's official that the Oscars . i was personally hoping to take salvation for some movie buffs, ~• . . • ! .. Collette, who is so convincing as the sucked (surprise!), _we can now look Mom, Dad and Grandma to it on striking gold with the $100 million- • ,• _ ,. ugly duckling trying to. make· her forward to the crop of in.ovies due . Easter ·Sunday; ·but it looks like I'll plus Pulp Fiction and now the_ •· , . greatest dream come ·true (she won . out this spring before gearing up for just _have to wait. _ controversial Priest, set tci open soon. ,. • • an Aussie Oscar for the part). • summer _disasters. like Kevin Muriel's Wedding is honestly the. .-- • • • .The makeup-is also outstanding, . Costner's -Waterworld~ _ ·_ -Di_d __ anyone see r-,,"f(. Girl? best movie that· I've seen this-year (I. • as Muriel begins as ·ugly as can be • - Sam Jackson, excuse me; Samuel. . · . . - . know, it's early ... ), combining wit;_ in th·e beginning and -becomes - L. Jackson~ has:become·the new Joe·-•.: ~t--you _ ~-•ssed .the __ Oscar- unpredictability, sex and the '.70s_ L------......;~_;;;===------' - increasingly attractive as· the filrri _ Pesci or the new Tonuny Lee Jones; - oominated_.., ·, ·.The .. - .. Shaws~iank • supergr?UP ABBA. • . . island vacation and meets a new progresses. • _ . _ _ . . _ _ • _ _ I mean, is-~his guy· going to take Redemptwn m the: }heater, _I highly . Tom Collette stars as Munel friend, -_the sex-crazy I party' girl.· - , The ABBA music is vital to the .a break sometune soon? . • . suggest_-you see this heartfelt drama • Hesslop, an Australian outcast who Rhonda (Rachel Griffiths). _ film, 'making the audience laugh· at • _He stars in Kiss of Death~ which : now on vid~o._ : .. • .. dreams otbeing wed ~espit~wha_t -. Through Rhonda, Muriel.(-.yho songslike"Femando~•andthenow'- op~ns•next week, and.D!e·Hard: ·_-• -And.'Edlvoddshouldbeontape· · all ~e res_1dents of Porpoise Spt! keep .• ·Jater changes her. name to ."Ma~el") . immortal "Dancing Queen:•: . _ ·~ith a Ve~geance, s.et to hit ~e~ns . uite soon as well (I know you didn't telling her. . -finds that she can truly make friends· . You'll find yourself:smgmg or-. m May._·_ .. _, •. -, . : : : • : . q - h·'·. e.:.).·,: -- • She's fat, ugly and accordmg·to and transform herself into ·a ·totally humming these songs hours after the It's too bad, liecause I don't want· see t is_ on • . • her father (played by BiU. Hunter), DC\'/ perso~-- . . \, . m9vie ends, 'and you_'ll promis_e • .t<> ge~ tii'ed _of h.im. __ ::: • -.: :- .'. : .' • . N~xt· issue: Beiore Sunrise • useless. . - . • . - All the _while -though, Mun el yourself to· buy ''ABBA-Gold"· next - Kiss of Death could ,go either · • The film, ?ire~te_d by ._first-ti~er - <:an) stop g~ing: into bridal sh?ps, triprto'. th(~ecoid,-st~~e./i.->~-'-. '. ·: > : war; Ni~ho~as ~ Cage· looks:gr~_a:t as' C. Suiokin' ! - ; - . ,, : P.J. Hogan, 1s_ d1v1ded mto ~hree_ • gazmg dreamtly mto the lqxur1ous-· '}With:.two,:great :Jil'ovies··_Hke - ■ --•,t•heiii.biiaiid ■-ais■s·■biieiariidiieid■biiiioiid•-b•uiii1iildiiiei,ir'--•••-•••••-•• _ .. ·R-- -,E: ·s·· T\~·u-:_,--R·. :.,(.: __ N_ .·T. R·:\E' ,.)f.-;v,.i/i;;.:-,:/:,:-_:~ ·-'.~:H3ig·f~o:ij_J3.Q~d.L:?"~.-·-.:-'. . (~~~:~-~.::,.~·-· • - • !.-:-a --_ • ·fl:: - :.1. .. :i: : ·t\~~\Y-r:?~~.?t~";-; _, -· Hofaii~_'.$picyr:' • - by SCOTT SIGNORE and. th~. Marist COllllJ:lUDity. ·.It·. (Heilo, _.MarisLCol,ege!_' We've Swe·e· 't• .:_a· n··a Mean_,'··_ . provides excellent deli food at· an finally. foun,d somewhere. to get food, -~ 1 • Food Guy extremely reasonable .price. . . late night; other than the, Palace.) If you've. got a. hea_ lthy _ • -.There are a variety·of different And, finally . ; .they· del_iver. · I've been criticized. f - • • app· p'et'te - • . actors that do now, and will (Even late night) I . That's right, the· critic has been • • • "b h criticized. contmue to, contn ute to t e success In all of this good stuff, there are and_ are '"a c_Onnoisseur of this deli. : · • some criticisms: . For the ·most part, -in college, F' fall th. ti- d • 1· • .. f h 1rst o , e oo 1s top qua 1ty. First of· all; Mt. :·carmel deli -0 _· aute dining out is an event that is few- M k · k · a e no m1sta e about. 1t, doesn't~make pizza.-_ ... - _ _ · a nd far between. - • _everything 'from the home-niade • (Reac_t _to_ that howev_er_you·want, • cuisb1e;: you could - Basically·, _unless your in either · e. •• h e. • • ·e. · - - ,renc ,nes.-to the. ,resh cole slaw-· but don't forget that Provirisano's is • > b • ·xt • r' • one of two particular situations, it and_. p·- otato salad·, everything is as t , • d - d -_.). • • -. -' . Ef ne . · yea S II d 't h 11 th t ft · wo oars - own. . - . . . . - rea ('theo:~ sit:fS~~s~oul~ ie;ea~) . gooie:~r11,g~~~g:i~;1.~ook,iilg':i~:· ~tr~t~~~::~e:i~t:%s;~ting is ~--~it_: .LCircl~::,fop~--~uy • . . ...,.. ... )f y~ur - i~.· somew~~~' of -a,: st~~t\.Y.· key.-· The\turkey, ham a)ld roast beef . ) ;Ba,sically ;·J{·counter-top . do·es·· - ,, • ~a\(~;-8)Tl~~~8Q~: ,., .-,··<;- rehlationsh 1 iph· o)r. b'.) if_ you're _s~m_ e- a~~ cook_ ed; ·sam_ e_ d_ ay_ ;-_~.in _'the deli's, • prpyi_d __ e~_~_•fi_our,:#)Hs:,t.b_.u_tJhat's • it_·,:, 'th"'°'··· ·· 1·t·· · · t" · ·-· . .:.,-; "· w at w_ea t _y. . ' . , , . kitchen, . •. . Wh • I· . _, .. : h'~ ,. ·-· . h-. , . . . WI .),q9f\ I, l~~_ lqtw~-:~~': • The point I'm getting at ... niost . ·. • • • • .1 , . • • -1'r 0 --~(:_!ln.,~,.,, 1 -~--~ti.J -~~ s 1~' _, - • • • • .,, ,,,. ~ •·• colJeg·e students don't really have the ' -'.h\ (Y oul m~y not realize how_ k~y ((I _suppose· thar."tlie' !!ea_tfog. is not:· • • :j:it-;~429.?~::'itj-_;: - -· • • - • •• - t 1s tru y 1s I suggest that you • • - h- £ I - - •• • ••• h - ••-lll!lll••-••-•••--••1111111--------11 .opportunity to· try out the same·_ 1 d • h fi d ) _ ent1rel~ t e ?u t of t~o~e. w o run • • • •--•· • • • • •· • • • ·• • • • 8 • •'•- • •,• •·• • • -• • • • • . places that, as the "Food Guy", I've samfh7 J san Wl~ to Tom_ odutl •• h.. the deh. Yet, Ill my opm1on, remove • LOOKING·. FOR' A· FEW' GO.OD- - . ··tried. • • _ - tr • • • vanety. _ is e I as the middle rack· of shelves and • . • :/ : This week; I thought t would mor~ s~bs, salads and seafood replace them with·a few niore seats.) • • . • • • • :s'f111pie' the• pr<lducts 'of an estab~ f~:c~:~_1es than you could ever . - In regard_ t~ how I feel about this • . _[0_ S_ERS __ !!.1_ - .·- • hshmennhat caters more-towards·a, Fg h . h . place, here it 1s. · · • _ .. •a: • • • II • • d •• d n • b d • ourt • • • t e pnce. - Trust me, • The deli is run by a guy who rents • · · · • co Jege_crow ;Ian .ha~; eg~k u gt:t. for what you get.you can not beat some •off-campus houses to Marist • If you t')ave no ltfe except tor the • • ~st !~cent y, t_ e oug eeps1e the price. • , • ·· · · • commun_ 1t_y. welcomed the Mt. • '. students. . . . ·. 'm' on·ast1'c pur's· u,·t of 'fhe arts . - • l ·I - . .. • l D r 14 M . Just so you know, heres a few At the deh he- hues Manst • • • • • i - ' Carme n~einationa e I to · t. prices: meatball parmigiana sub '· ·· · · • • • • · · · • ·• · · .. • • • • ·- - • Carmel Place. (Its across the street ($4 25) sausage and peppers ($4 25) - s 1 tudents.h _ And,khe 1s staymg opehn . • • WE .WANT YOU! . • from·the.-Mt.-Camid Church.and -b· i'r h"l"($ 275 ) blt($ 3 ·- 50 )• ateont ewee endsto:catertot e • : .. • - - • , . - . • • _ .• just down:_ the block from both. a ow O • ~ I I • ,_a. '. ·' ' needs of the Marist students. :_ • Film and music critics. are. needed for • No\\h's Ark and Renaissance.) and a chefs sala~ cons1st1~g of.!oast _Do rou see a trend dev~_lop1!1g? - • •• - • . • . •, I h h h" d r h fl beef, ham, turkey and Swiss cheese I thmk we should all give Jt a • next·yearls Circle.,staff; • _ t oug t t 1s_ e 1, w ose yers ($4.7S). _ _ _ _ . . _ _ ; •• . t . • • · • - - · - · · - • have alr~ady been seotted all over - Fifth ... location and hours of.. ry . - - - - . • - - - -•·-- .. •. ·: _.:1NiERESTED??? '. •·: • the campus, :.provided. a great O eta.t" • f I - • a· 't' - d iid·. ..The foCJd IS great, and SO_:IS· the e · • • - , - - -- .• • Op()O~\lnity tcj'sample ~~mething th<1t . le M 1 ?\::a~!faD~1rfs" ~~:e do:n. - attitu~e Qf :the guys \VhO wo~k th1:re; ·_ • - ·_;. _.~ :-· ;:·: ca11 ·.ext.- 24·29 •. •. . • .. was' more "college"· onented. . the block from Noah's anJ Reitny's. . . If_1t was necessary for me tp give • 1··here. ·,s·: _he'lp: _fo· - f·_,:,p·- eo.pl·e· : • _: • _And so ... (drum roll please) • But, did I mention that on the _ a ratmg by rou~ds of applause, I • • • • • • · . . . · ·weekend, its oin to be o en until. wo~ld have to give the Mt. Carmel • • • . ~e Mt. Carmel deh IS a welco~e something cl~se ro three-ihirty or. ~eh at least a four and a_ half out of • , like yourself!! - . • ad~1t1on to both t~e _ Poughkeepsie four in the morning. • • five. : • -• • ·• • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • ·• • • • • • • : . I J I ' I ••I\·•••. ...... '., .• . ••·I•,•,• . . ' ... '.' •• ~~SJ-!i~~ neptgearf up;f OJ" .tnci ',big:-cl~y'· •. ·. ·.··._by· ELI._ZAB ... .. E_ TH.B_· R.OPHY. ' Csordas;'4but _.this doesn't mean the d • • • • • . pieces win be;plairi or bland." . . esigner critic,'' said Csordas. , • • • ' • ,s.,alfWritei. ;_ WhHe the theme for.the overall' A$ide from the six senior • • • • • -- • • •• • •• • ; sho~ :wiU be. natural;: e_ach of -the designers, there·are over 150 students .The. glamour ••• the celebs ... the designers has creati:d their own who are h'elping out with the' show'· scent of freshly sewn fabric in the collection theme. . . . . . . in such areas as modeling, ushering, air.Pre. t-a-port·e·_r?. • • • • '_'Ithink_the co_l~rs and .the fabrics_·. advertising and producing, • • are t I b • There will be two shows, one at • 'Just about. . • . . . · ·• na ura '. ut .some of my pieces two in the afternoon and the other at , M • t'. ·:N• h '. •. ' . •. . ' are pretty ghtzy," said Kim MacKay . . • • ar1s s . , mt .Annual Silver whose collection theme is "PostWa/ seven in the evening. N~edle.Fash10n Show and Awards . '40s and ,505,. , • Tickets in the afternoon are five will b_e held on April 27 1995 at O h • • . . . • dollars for Marist students and ten the IBM Mid Hudso' V 1'1·· t er collecllon themes mclude: dollars for all others, · ' .- . · n a ey "1920s," "Tomboy at Heart " C_ onference Center m Pouglike_ epsie. "Safari· ,, and ·".F k . d p k f h, The evening show, whi~h will be . '. • Christine· Decainpos, .···Kim iorido~ Stree~s~'-a~H u: t O t e • preceded by . a cocktail hour· . WMa 1 c 1 Kay,MKa!e .·Sshrader, dKristin collection consists ~f only :om~;: beginning at six, will be twenty-five . a ace, omca .• antos. an Ka~en apparel. • . .· . . dollars for all . . Sta!kes are the_ six sen10~ !a~hion . Designer critics Nicole Miller Aside from the Silver Needle maJors. _ ~ho wil_I be_ exh1b1tmg a Joan Vass, Yeolee Ten . Michaei Fashion Show and Awards, Marist's coHecllon of apparel .m this .show. Leva,. Kalinka, Cynthia gSteffe and • fashion department is looking . , The. theme of ~e show this year, J .R. Morrissey, a Marist Colle e forward to several other happenings. a~cordmg to Ehz?beth Csordas, alumni, have been workin • with t~e Some • of the student designers ~1rec~or of .~he fash~?,n department, student designers since Se~ember in will be entering an intimate apparel :in be ~atu~al. _ • . creating-their collections.· .· competition; to be sponsored by .• •. The fabn~ati~ns;. the styles; the "The collections will reflect the Caress Bpdy Soap. . themes a_nd mspirations all come student's personal style their·talent '~We ~;e·ailvery excited,'' s~id from aspect~ of: nature,'.' _said and ability and the infl~ence of the Cs~rdas. . . Greenpeace ::~rep, sp~·ak:$: ::our ·-against. racisrri . .. •.· .. . by NORIE MOZZONE · Staff Writer . _. . . • /·;~: ,: :.~ :>.2· ::. :- .. .;...; ~-- ~ -. ,- •• - ,. .•. : ·f':" :. "'· :·:\;·-~7_• - '.:' In the:spirit of celebrating : the . • ?5th anniversary,,of.Earth- Day;:SPC • will: be:'.:sponsoripg a,l~cture .. about· _environmentalfracism. on··Thur.;day, . A,pril 27 af 8pm, • . • . • : . Damu Smith a long time' peace, • civil ~nd human rights activist, community leader and organizer will ~e discussing the. issue. • He has woi-Jsed closely with mobilizing the environmental justice movement on a, global leyel. • . .. , Smith said he wishes to raise the public's awareness • about the problems associated with .• environ- mental racism. .· i • • . . . ': • "To put the issue within -a• huger: context, • en:yironm:Cntal- ... danger • impacts all)'egard_less:~oJ _ color," • .. S.Illith sai_g::~~T-i:l~,m~99.~em'i; ,n.ot_,_ • •• -;,_:·•¥~~:ii_;~ot;r 1 ;[J!:~~~~P~.f~~~) f,or, Greenpeace,,, the grass·,ro~ts • governmental officials; heads•of state..:: , . Bob Lynch, director of College ·· o_rganization thatJas:'_captuied the ' and:: representatives;. of non- • Activities said he believes students ; • attention and· raised the, awareness • governmental organizations in order . at Marist should be concerned about of people across the globe through· to fight for environmental justice. environmental racism. non~violent activism,- . •• .. • _ . . In. his work with Greenpeace, , "Environmental racism is the - Environmental racism is ori the Srnitfr has traveled across the _United n_ewest blata.nt disregard for our earth .:.forefront of the· agenda of many States to over 100 .communities to . and itis unacceptable. We need to • environmen!al organizations. educate minorities about· how . they .enlighten our students right riow Smith said, minority neighbor- can fight for social justice and free . about this issue and how it effects hoo_ds are often· used as dumping their neighborhoods from the threat them as a person," he said. grounds for the toxic wastes of many • of toxic waste. , .· . "Hopefully, Damu . will present industries._ . ._ . Of great significance, was his not just a definition of environmental <'~t is a sp~cial !ssue !hat ~ee'!-5 working _with the plann_ing committee racism,. but also some activism spef1al Jocus, Smith sa1.d. H 1s for the First National People of_Color towards how students can organize .• one more t~om on the ugly bush of Environmental, Leadership Summit to c9mbat this new type of envi- raci~,m that m general must be wipe_d _ ~hich \VllS held'inWashington, D.C., .. ronmental disaster." . out • • . . _. . . . m October 1991. -Lynch ,went on to ·explam that .Three ~>Ut ofevery five persons Traveling to South Africa, Sinith Smith will be giving first hand of: color· m the United· States of ll'!et with s_everal leaders of accounts of his own story and will America, from urban Harlem in New eriviforimental organizations and • be showing some moving slides that York to . rural Columbia, in provided support for communit1es • will awaken any student. •· Tict,tvT-S/un,JPnsrm ma}' ~ purc/uu,d in th, Fasluon o,panni,nr ur Murin C1111,,,. P/ws, cal/ 575-JOOQ tXlttui,m 2124 /or f,~htr infnrn,atimr. :c{\ ~~Js:;h gust :;5_:·.;_.\/'c'. Mississippi live in areas with : working for environmental justice. . "I encourage all students, whether hazardous· or !o:ic,ic wastes. : . As director oL the . Angola • environmentalists or not, to come out tli.'. ;f~~t;~~~iEJ Ef.~?;1 1 ;::1::!: ~~E!rtE~.;;~ _, -&~1r~1i!I ~ ....................... sl·N·roFr ·sEJqo:::op·F"f ................... ~ • i • • • • • Ht?Y_ ~~st! Want to.leave some last :words of wisdom for the Class of 1995? Well,: here's your big chance! Now, pay attention... : . =·$1 for 40 words ... . . . :Words of wisdom ... • :words of praise ... • :Words of love ... . • . : Words of encouragement. :we~n take them all! Stop in ... The Circle ... Bring your.last words to LT-· Will publish - these .send-off Room 211 on April 24th notes in the last issue of the bet\\l'een I .pm - 6 pm year - May 4th! • • • • • • • • • •• • • • . . or drop it in the Circle Let the Class of '95 know how : • • mailbox in a sealed ~nvelope you feel. ~ . • • :The Circle asks that you watch your language. You can be tasteless and vulgar, but use your own judgment. If the language is obscene, we will not publish it.:· • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• i r. 7 • 1 , I , • , .• 1 ; I • • f • I I , I , ; I " • • '• • • • • t • • ' • ' ' • ' ' • 1 I'/ I I''•••# I• f, ••I•'••·••• a•• • • • • • • • 4 MARIST COLLEGE, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12601 _ THE STUDENT _NEWSPAPER. _ •Kristina Wells~ editor • _ ' . _ \ Dana Buonicont1, senior edi;or .: ; /JusH~'.';se~emet.-;ellio/e~tor Teri ·L. Stewart, sports editor • Meredith Kennedy ,feature editor Dawn Martin, associate editor. Daryl Richard, associate editor Larry Boada, editorial page editor Matthew ·oombrowski, • distribution manager' . _ Jen Forde, advertising manager _ G. Modele Clarke,fac;ulty advisor PUBLiSHED EVERY THURSDAY School.Daze w ITH THE RECENT TRl:::'ND OF. BAD • WEATHER, RIVERDA'< MAY LOOK A LITTLE DIFFERENT :i"HIS·'YEAR!-!•- - Political thoughts·-of- the Week . •. - . .. . . • • .. Contract' Witb· ;-America- - . _ _ _ _ , . _ _ ;. , , - - , We h11ve_e<>me t~_tlle end of the'infamous ,Ifyou'.vebeen following politi~ l!itciy·y~u ~h, to be a freshmen again ... The freedom, .the fun, the naivete .. The eridiess nights of .lOOJ)_ay~_of ~e Co~tract with,Amcri~. Ne~ know that. we've entered Governor Pataki's partyi!)g,.drinking and hooking up. _ - _:, _ -_- ___ ;,. _,_ :c. and_~IS,e<>ll~gu~s;haye: rea))y,_made it-quite - first'one hundred days in office and-the ·first - Lo\re it! · , . __ :: . ~~~1~1, ll11~~n~t th~y? µtst~~~k:~~y. a<l~ed_ • ·onf hundred d.ays ,of the 104th_ Congress was' , , . . . __ . _ __ . _ , _ _ . _____ ·. _ the crown Jewel: tax cuts for the nch. _ _ ·marked. - • • - _.v;; <1 :• -iiJ,', .,:,: Its mce to know that at one pomt m your hfe you didn't have a care in the world. RepresentativeBillArcher(R-Texas)called ·>>·The number lOOi~ the politicalarena has Let's face it, you were invincible; , _ .. _ . . - it _"fueling the engine". The Republican party carried tradition of being a benchmark inwhicli - - . Super-freshmen on the Joose,running free on Marist's beautiful campus. '. • - still h~n't quite gotten it yet Theptill think to judge the tone,-the direction,-and focus of Then, you realize, somewhere_ around mid-semester, that Marist is not in a world of its _(thekU.mte_ d Stlates.dcan) operate o_n tncp_kl.e;down the. administration or a leader. own - · - · a_. .a_. supp y~si e econom1~s. ro~essor • This year ·is no. different. · .: . . Gmgnch and- Co. ·are convinced that ifwc In terms of the J04th Congress the hot - It 1s. susceptible to the outside powers of evil and reality. . _ _ give more and more money Jo the rich; ifwill button issue is the Contract with America. Not Manst, as an institution, is vulnerable to the pres~uresof sustaining· an' image and the 3D:1~ingly filfer down to the singl_e nioth~r • since•_FDR's New Deal h_as a political party pressures of_keeping "quirks"('r"h!ch could be damaging) secret _ •. • r~lSm&-~o kids on ~10,00() a year.. . .:, . setforth such an agenda. An agenda, in FDR's It is also not shielded fromthe tragedies of a violent society._ , _ • , _ ThisisReag~om1cs_Il~notr~ydiffere~t ,case,_thaf reflected the party's values and 0 h - k · - . . - . . . " . . _ . , • · . from Reaganom1cs I, except that the rhetonc ' objectives_ combined with a focused strategy .. _ver-t e wee end,_ a plethora of 1ncom1ng potentials" toured this campus in awe and is a ~bit niore twisted.· • • . • . JO )l~~-. it _through .. _ ... .-, .. ,,•· ~- •• excitement. · - , -· • - : ; Ifl was .giving old Ne':\1. a rej,<>rfori ihe <- : J1ic ~ifference is in the objective: what the The students and thefr - parents - were• greeted with meaningless niceties - bf ;faculty and - )t~ms passed_ in his Contract, J w~nild have to"; ;:N,ew ·;peal .was· toc.biggeri government, the· tt staff._ · · ·. • ,; ,_; '· ,' .-.- • - - - 1-. ._, ;,', )JY.e,mni .. a.so.Hdl3t:;,'I'll(oitlY:t¥nim~t~l#.',i: ;E9q,~ra5:.~;-ii!~ America:.i~:::io_·•~maHer ,,'.,, - ;;:;1 · M' - · th · · · -d"d _., -- _. -,. - · - ., ,,get_-_-steamrolled_ 'thr. __ o_ unh __ t_h_e·•_Ho __ u __ s __ e•w_as_. term g_.~v_,emm_.-. -~_l!t,_ ;_.; _ ;f -""' ,,: __ ,;·. __ :_-=_- _-c,":;_._, -- _·-·:<-, :- .,_,:._• • ,-. - :.:_, 11 \ _ - _ ans __ as_ a re_ pu_ta_t1_on;.-. 1_. n __ 't __ you. _know_?_··.-:- • ·- - • ',· • • - ,--, ,--·' -- -- &'f, • ' ' • • ·' • • Ji , · - '· • ;.; -- · - · ' · ·, · '•, I ;"' - - - -- 'lil~its,'.-alliniftedly'a b1o~it(?.-th~,pajty:~b1'.ifJf /,{X~pg~-;~Jiat]we've seen-on the news andt: ,:..:;1;,,,; ~tf?"' .; ;," ft's aJJ' PR whe1£ it h,mes t~ in~~ey Jlla_tters,: . . • . . . , WI~ bebac_k agap-,be~ore y.,fJo.i,9v{_i~.~nrAY:· •~re~_a.·!-11·~~ n~_wspap~rs. 1:111:.Balanced Bu~get. . Jt·'• c You rememberw}Jat Open Ho11.se wc:ell:en_<l_was hke. • _ _ __ _ _ _ _ • • _ . :< • If.I_was gradmg him solely-oil tJiejmpa,cr :,~e~qine~k:f..<?w~r• Taxesi:Welfare' Refonn;' ,,-· You and ·y<?ur parent's waiting _to catch_·a glimpse of that infamous m~n~ Dr. ;Dennis J. that - the Contract· items will have. 'on - middle~· ·- Th1s:wthe Con~act ofAmerica5This-is what· - ; 0 ' - l'' Murray.· . •• .. ---• ··• ·' _ .-, .. •- _ • __ -------_--- • _ _ _______ - • • --- class America; he.would get a solid F/lbis :Amer_ica~is debati_ng ,abo:i_i~.-,;This)~.,..vhat ::Yoµ_. r. p.ar_e __ rits g._ azing ar th .. e· campu. s in wide-e .. y.ed wo~der as __ they s.to. P f6r a moment of contract is nothing more than a :display ,of Amenca JS cone:erned 'about. _ -__ • -_ l Repilh.lican disenchantment-with $e ~verage' -- : :'J'.~.<: :~epubhcans -. h_av<: - been successful•· - - silencejn,Mnor of :the _man who· made .this campus what it is today, President :Murray. , : American; _ The . so-called , Revolution -that _because;. as Senator_ Moyn.ih.m, -Dem_ocrat .of - : Maristappe~rs to be_ the· best possible.institution. _ _ -_ . • ___ - _ ... • supposedly sweeped the nation was a des~e Ne~_;\' o_rkr •note.d Y.T~ey: .?id_ n~~Jind There is no visible.(key wor#)sign·tpat some of the newly constructed buildings are for change, change thaFthe.Democrat~ • them~;lves Ill the maJontyc;thmking,_ What 11 deteriorating. ·:· - · _ .. - - , ---:, , _ . _ understan~ and are determined to :give them: . ~ow· _ _ . • . < •• ,_.. -. - >- . • l1 - The.re_ is_ no_sigi{ ttia_tt_ h_ e_ Sp_ el_li_n. en Li_br_ a_ ry.is worthless. -._- - - _Now let's look at what actually has becomf /;:,; ,Y Oil can Jlld,ge the Co1;1tract?f America ~ - - - - - ' ' - . -- -- . law. Tv,,o of the original.ten items have:in; ;USlllg two :ways. You can JUdge Ill terms of . J_- . There. is no :sign P.1afany current· freshmen are. jaip-packed _ into those tiny little two- fact survived both. ,houses of Congress/~ -percc:ptages and, what, passed and_ how c:lose person rooms)n Champagnat. , -_- conference committee, and have. b!:!en signed : th_e yote \Vas, etc., etc. But that could go on . There is rio 'sign that Marist really isn't a Communication School, thanks to· that new by , President c::Jinton., • Congressional -forevc:r. - . •• _ ;_ • : • - • . - multi-media system in - the Journalism room;. • - - accountability and _the Hne-item - veto are the -•.·.·. .· Grant~d,_ Jts tru~. that_ eve_n by judging it All that_ effort an_d ir still_. isn_ 't fully operational. survivors_ of _this process - thus far. My life_ is• that W~Y 1t would still be considered a success •• - - · - - . - · - - - · !itmthe same as it was before they weresigned: . Wh_at with the; passage ofJegisl_ation ~ the And best of aU, there! 'is no sign of any aspects of the "inner~dty" atmosphere of.the - although I fully suppo~ both measures_ they·• ;H.~us_e. refonnmg :welfare,. puiushment for_ surrouildiijg Poughkeepsie area. .. -_ ·_ _ - - • • • • • - •• _ were a·Io 11 g tinie'in-_coming.,-• .- <' -:~:'-./ _ crm~m~ls, a11d smaller-. gover!1m~nt, ,t~e Pretty good PR. work, -huh? • _ • • • _ The balanced budget amendrilent p_assed _ , Repul?Jican party has ~lr_eady ach1eveda third Now, picture yourself i':1 September ofyour freshmen ye~ as you pick up the'first issue Newt's house but Bob's house:bas said no. of their agenda. _ : _. - -- • • --_ • • of that oh-so-controversial-and-troublesome-Circle. _ _ _ • - Too bad ~ now we can't shovel more costs on -- Buf set ~side youddeological and political - - the states. _ • _.. ____ - _ • _ - beliefs and judge it another-way. Look atthe Imagine your sho~k as you read the front page and see the terrible headline which - The othedtems are pending in the Senate; C:Ontract with America obiectively.:- '., . __ reads.:· - ''Two~year-old -_ Rape Case. Finally - Gets Its Day In Court." and none are assured passage, at least not'with - .·, - E~e~ th~ most, ardent 'h~c:ral can_ coµ~de Oh the horror ofit. - thewordingpassedby.theHouse,•Theaimof that is:1s a.:weU;thought,o~t p~an centered That can't possibly happen at Marist College, no't'my school. the contract .:. to ch~1ige the sy~tein of our - aroun(J a fou~dahon, of _belJ~f~. and. yalu 7 s, Jsn'.t-it _ashame that you weren't informed of this _type of incident ~ooner? government to what-one author called·"fend- After all, as h1story,h~proven if you provide: for-yourself federalism'. ~. __ --• - .. -. ·- the American people ,wJth a v.~11:c!yfiiled set .. __ ,_ If you had been, maybe you wouldn't have walked home all alone from Nite Cap or The Republicans want to shift programs·to .<?f princip!es res~~ding to their.needs it'wiff Rennies last night. , . the states ancl anyone that gets stepped on in _ only contmue to pick up speed and support. If you had known, maybe you would've been more careful when you jogged the streets the process will have to fend for'.themselves .. In f'DR's day the crux of people's of Poughkeepsie early in. the. morning and at night. _ - yes, women and children too! That ,must be hardships was the - d~pression. II! our ion the And in addition, the following thought runs through your head... what they call the Personal Responsibility Act. pro~l~ms iµ-e mo_re diverse. Racism. Deficits. - _This was designed to cut spending in order to Religio~ wars. . "I can't believe. the school wouldn't tell us. How can they pretend that girl was never . finance these tax cuts for the rich. It's goodbye But Just as FDR strategtca!IY chang~ the raped? She must feel slapped in the face by her school." ~elfare moms _hello capital gains cuts! If the focus of goven:iment so too will R~pubh_cans. Harsh reality, kittens. rich are happy we are all happy, right? But bewar<: of thos~ who try to discredit the Crime, of all shapes and sizes, happens at Marist College. WRONG! NEWf, w AKE UP! Contra~ with ~enca by who has the better w kn · - It looks like the Senate will be able to soundb1te; the bigger scandal, or the most to e ow you are tired of hearing this, but for the sake of the incoming freshmen, don't cushion the blows middle class America will gai1_1 or lose politically. • . let them be as naive_ to Marist as you were. have to suffer once more at the hands of the It is more important than petty politics And above all, don't letthat victim be slapped in the face. Republicans. The contract proposals will be beca~ _it is a legislative agenda_tJ}at is trying The point, well I'm not quite sure if there is one, not on the surface at least; • moderated to make some claim. to fairness. to reµivigor_ate the yalues and soul America Basically, The Circle has been informed that the so-easily-forgotten rape case of 1993 And if anything arrives at the White House has always had. --_· • • _: ·;• _ - will see its_ day in court-April 25th. that threatens to drive a a knife through the We are on the eve ofa very exciting time Just remember, these incoming students are going to find out about it somehow. he~ of ~orking_ c!as~ America, President because just 3:5 ou~ grandparen_ts spoke of the Clmton wdl stop 1t m its tracks. New Dea_l this will be our piece of history Wouldn't it cushion the blow a tad bit if they were slightly informed before September America, the Democratic party is alive and story to to tell. • . _ of 1995? working for you righ! now, _ in Washington, . As Qov. Tommy Thompson of Wisconsin Because you can bet all the money- in the Marist PR fund that The Circle will be Tallahassee, and all over America. We know said, "When you look_back years from from covering every day of the trial, and they'll eventually have to pick it up and read it. you don't w~t another round of Reaganomics. now, you're going to say they came, they saw, Scary thought, huh? We're working for real change as we fight the they conquered." - false claims ?f •:the Reagan r~volution." Mary Diamond is the Circle's ~!8" White IS The Circle s Democrat Republican political columnist. The ideas and opinions expressed in this article are not those of the entire Circle Staff. political writer • ._ ______________________________ _J Congrats:·,. Editor: '' .,_. ' ... , ,· .. -------- • • 1_ · ... _'._ .. , . ' --:-~~---:'-~--------, I Objects _i,i mirror are J I closer· than they appear. • I ,111£ CJR~,VIEWPOINT i\PRIL 13. 1995 5 :_ :.:_·:_,.MY F_ ,_:_'i~ .. st Letter I i=s::.~".!::".:.~'::~~~~m,. som'!f:o:·~i!~:..;,t;.~,;.~: I . • •· '-' ··,. 0 I . Well, to get to the point - people . . .They_ say, "Hey didn't you see I ~it~~:/ · · }.=) ,: '.Why all the fuss ov~r writing ldo thi_ngs that_Qtake,a~ut asmucli me?" I I have a fe~ things whiclilwould , ~he word "SUNFEST?'; I mean I sense- as havmg a bacon double And you can say: "Sorry, I guess' I . . . . . . I cheeseburger, large fries, and a DIET I didn't have my glasses." -·.like to -comment upon:regardirig the really, do we need to hide the name Coke. • ' I A ii h · · · · · · I This gets you out of everything. . pr 6t jssue. of Th~ Circle: of this "off campus event" for some For -example: A friend of mine Although I'm not nearly as blind I .. First of all,,is there ~ editor on strange reason? I don't think so. The I was going to get glasses - but they as some people have been led to I •._' the. Circ_le? tv.ias dis'gusted wh_ en 1 _ majority of the people who read tµis I didn't have to go to the eye doctor believe. (p for a prescription. I ·read the movie _review column to fina paper: resumably students) do, in I Why_? _ Because they didn't need . In fact, my nearsightedness is in I that there were approximateiy fifteen . fact, know. what this event is and I direct proportion to their level of . . - . . . . d . 't . 11· d b h l d fr one. They were getting the glasses annoyance. I maJor err_ ors, an_ d they weren't things on rea y nee to es e tere om I becau d th al th ·ts ftl · ,~e - an e person actu ly said Although for all of the people f at you :would need to be an English 1 1 e. I this: They make me look smarter." m~jor to notice: . .· . Also, what's with all these I Listen -why spend $150 on fancy who need glasses, we still have better I . frames to look smarter when you can eyes than ears. I To give one example, <CTom anonymous and unidentifiable · l ? I h I spend. about 50 c_ents on_ a newspaper . You can spot someone down the I . your.typical lovable los_er, not vecy peop e. s t e anonymous junior d h II • ·d lk b d • 1 an JUSt be. smarter and save about ? or outs, e wa ing in your I :bright, but someone who triesshard. em arrasse to let people know that $149.50. • duection far before it's logical to talk _hard." · ' • he'll be attending Earth Day? I Ob • l • to them I . . . . . . . v1ous y 1t is purely for looks • : . . . I ibink _that. ~y third grad~r sister Don't beat around the bush with I because this thinking seems pretty You'd have to yell to them and I would realize .that there is something your writing, Circle. The students on I dumb •. , by the time they got close to you I :wrong with this one. This isjust:an this campus support this paper I ~hen did nearsightedness and you'd run out of small talk - or you'd I example, mind you, of the many because it delivers news about I farsi~htedness become linked with have lost your voice. • I h .campus acti 0 v1·t1·es _not because ,·1 wra. ps mtelhgence? Instead you have to pretend t mgs wrong with this art_~cle. . ., • ' I Wh I h.ld fi h • you I . . • • · · its stories up in a ~andy coating Tell . en was a c I ig tmg for didn't see them until they're right t think. it)s quite: sad thaf·.the . - 1 1 .k . 1 . · d th. · II h • k . I my piece of the sandbox they called next to you - say the small talk and I 'fi.· . ; - ... · -. . 1 1 e 1 1s, an en spe c ec -It. the kid with glasse "4 " k • ·.'thrst t:;:eJd,e~~de to tt~ ·a ~et~e,r ~o ·. Qne last t~ing.:-Cwould just iike to l "Einstein". • s eyes - not eep movmg. I be e \t' •t .,as to, e complaiP-i!Jg • • saythatnot rieiu-ly'enough student.'> I As a matter of fact the kids with it's S~Jt ~~~ ~~~ ;;: i~:~}~tion has I ~ ou~.t. e. paper. have been voicing th~ie (sic) opin_io_ n_s I glasses_ weren't.even cool enough to I ' ·1n· · · ·d h. h. · '· · · b • · i It's got to even things up. · e secon t mg w 1ch I. was here in the Circle. It's not that hard I e mvo ved in fights. I ct1rious about is the article regarding and I think if you have something to I . I re111emb~r th~ class bully once And it juS t can't make us hear the "scheduling conflict'.' ·between say let evecybody know it said to the kid with glasses that he better because we really wouldn't I Earth Day and Sunfest. ' • I wouldn't.hit him because the kid had want to start talking from where we I Michael A. McDowell I glasses. start to recognize someone. I . A representative of. State_· Farm I Of course the spectacle carrying Why? Insurance .Companies wiU be at In response: . child didn't want to be left out and Because usually we don't have I Marist College on Wednesday, April I insisted he was eligible to fight and that much· to say or want to listen. I 19, 19_ 95 to give a presentation about_ I shouldn't be treated d_ ifferentl_ y • Too many people walk by and I S Though the•·e ,·ndeed w-e seve•al b f h. l k " h . late Farm's Minority Summer •· .., ,, I ecause o 1s gasses. • as , W at's up?" Internship Program for 1995. errors in the 'Tommy Boy" review • He got beat up rather quickly. They don't care about the am:.wer. I The sisters of Alph~--Sigma Tau The representative will give .his· lastweek,mostlydue to kinks in our 1,. So this should prove that glasses Next time someone asks you. I 1 would like to congratulate. and ta~k ~t the El Arco Iris Latinq club new Pagemaker software, you . . do~•t ma~e ,you any smarter~ in fact "What's up?" tell them: "I've got a I ~~l~~e our Alpha class on their m~et_i~g_o~.A~ril ~9 at 9:30 p:~; in_ sho_uJ4"hilve·seen_thejumbled mess it I th ey possibly make you dumber. tumor, a skin rash, and a runny I mll1at1~,nt.n" r:_.:,::a ~.[; ,,t:n~.! .;/.'-!-1: 1 ~iqe:!1t.~nter ~Q?~ 34~. • ·, ..... , ;_--.v.aj_~fof~~eiiigpiec_edback I Althou_gh, h~ did get sent home nose.''. •• • • •• • • \ . triJJ~~_r;~;tr:.w~,fI~~~iiJtt% %p~~~r:ttlf 1tff~~tJ:!1til~: ~19je_i1zetp}J;,'E1. i :·=:::'. ) I early,. so it's stpt open to .debate."_"~--- Jhey;ll ~Y;; ~That',sgreat, _me toq" ' .,_ - Sisters of Alpha Sigma '.fau.,. g ~ndiqatesforth~stimmedritemshi°' Aridwhythe~~overthe,"S"word? I I JUSt don t understand why -seeya_later:. • ' program. . • . · · · · -· · p Maybe because a's supposed to be.a I glasses supposedly_ make you So evolution has to adJust our J ' ;> Mary Santan~~ Junior The interviews will take lace secret, and that if the evenJ is smarter. • eye~ so we don't recognize people from 9:00 am to ·s;oo pm _P th mentioned by · . . he I I don't understand how a medical until they're right on top of us and I Career D~~eiopm;nt .a.nd ;.el~ . _rwmeht inplr':11, 1 _· , f Pr 0 ?1em_becomes linked with fashion-. all_ there's time for is an I Exp ·e · Offi . D 11 k 11 organizersrrug cance ll.Youdont 1 or mtelhgence. unmtelligable monosyllabic 22 / 0 nee . ice 10 onne Y a havet~beanEnglishmajortok.now . No one ever says, "I'll use exchange. ' I For more information contact, that either. I crutches, I think they make me look So until then we'll have to adjust I Desmond Murray, Assistant Director I smarter, ••• and they go with my ourselves by all the people who wear I of Field Experience at 575~3543. -Editor t5hoes." glasses giving them to those who I .... ':- . . _ I And what about people who wear don't. I :p, __ · ·u. ·ll_ -,T..a·b_·. ·-E·m·. ,n __ · __ ty_· ·_c· · __ ·_o·nt _ t _ · 1 u d I contacts - does_ this mean they want This way no one will see a thing 1 . .. _ 1 c , . r -_, • · en S O n ea - I to look dumber? and the only th~ng we'll have to say · · · · · · · · · What I also noticed as a kid was to each other will be, "Oops, excuse I . Well,.what an ugly weekend m'at Have you ever noticed how a and have a big Easter egg painting fthat no superhero ever wore glasses. me." • J was .. , _ . ; season can·just come by and up and get-together. I Wouldn't it have been cool if Frank La Perch is The Circle's I Just when Iwas getting used to _-change your personality? . . . We're all going to meet in I Superman needed glasses? But then humor columnist, but sometimes wearing ·shorts;-just when I was Yeah, you - aU through winter Mcann, o~r fearless leader Den~is I I guess everyone would've known h~ gives ad~ice. EXAMPLE: A I getting· some good rides in on the you were,whiny,.pessimistic and Murray will be full of Easter spirit he was Clark Kent. friend of mme wants to be an I trails iicross from CIA and just as cantankerous.: Now. that the sun is dressed . in . a big bunny outfit I But glasses have a good point artist, but doesn't want to become I dasses_ rere getting'easierito skip, · out and you're no longer a victim of (complete with ~ushy, twitchy tail I because they give you great excuses a starving artist, ... so I told him to I iood oL-Mom Nature-comes back cabin fever, you've become a little · ancl gi.ant carrot) and just because I l!n social situations. sculpt in Jello. _J mto the playroom a11d-reininds us more fun to be around (does it have don't think Thrifty delivers kegs on ----------------------- that she's got her eyes:on aU of us .. anything to do with the fact that Sundays , we'll make it a BYOB Whether she felt guilty :for not . doing homework is out of the . affair. • unloading much sn~w on us during question?) That'd be a hell of a lot of after- winter or 1:>ecause she kriows we're- Yo~:re all getti!l~ into your Easter hard boiled eggs sitting in all goofmg off down here, she gave fratem1t1es and soront1es, there are people's refrigerators •• That'd also be us a·nice little dusting on Saturday formals and dancy~type things going a lot of people stealing salt shakers as proof that she knows that students on --oh yeah, and SunFest is coming. from the cafeteria· - because that's are taking advantage of the good It's all got everyone iri a much better - the only way to eat a hard boiled · weather. · · • mood. . egg, sopping wet in salt. She sees all of you down at the . I ~ay "Let .. there be light," and But chances are that most of you river. with 1t a lot of warm weather and are reading this paper on Monday, She sees y' ou ·gu· s tannin· · it bikinis, becaus': there's nothing af!er Easter. That means you'll have in Gartl · d Y · g up better than one big happy campus. missed all of the festivities. Don't an · · · Frankly, I'm a little fed up with • feel bad, though, because I feel a And she sees the basketball all. of the snow and ice. Actually, I. wind of change coming to this games in· front of Champagnat into ~ad had enough of the stuff way back campus (no, it's not the treatment all hours of the night. • m January when we didn't get plant.) ~· Watchdog of the academically anything right after I got a new With evecy new season there irresponsible, Mother Nature has snowboard. comes new_things to do and enjoy. I become evecyone's mom away from But, there's no use in crying over· know this. because I have exper- home - which wouldn't be so bad if spilt milk (even}f it's got twohe:iping ienced a whole gaggle of new she did some laundcy and made our tablespoons of Nestle's Quik in it) seasons and have only recently made beds evecy once in a while. and we should all welcome this new this discovecy. But Who .,s th'rik1·ng about sh ts • h Plus, I'm going to arrange for a 1 ee season wit_ open arms and really b. I d. 1· 5 and fabric softener when the sun is celebrate together, like family. 1g n 1anapo 1s 00 party at my warm and there are cool breezes Maybe on Sunday we should all house on Labor Day. After, we're flowing through our open windows? come back to Poughkeepsie a litle going to drag race golf carts down Nobody, evecyone is too busy early, dressed in our Easter-best th e new pa th behi nd th e libracy. I thinking about SunFest, River Day (yeah, I bet you were the kid who hope evecyone will be th ere. d h . Have a good holiday and don't an t e plethora of activities that all wore Jeans to church because your knock those of us who like the black the boys and girls will be involved mom said you could, I don't care I • II in this summer. really liked those clip on bowti~), JC Y beans. Larry Boada BOARO OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF NEWYORK LOAN FORGIVENESS PROGRAM WE WILL HELP REPAY YOUR STUDENT LOAN! Shape ~ Teach The New Future -- - 0 York! The,.,_lb'l"Clyputfcsdioolsysternl'lffdS.qAifiedszal IOII~ l'lcn:ie.11 sto1ageareas._l you p0SSe$$. or_. p0\S,H$. Nt.bt SlaceCfflification(arda bilir9,laleden:saon.•~l.nedWe~l1morearlerftontdlhe areasi:.ledbeloa.wema,bexteloas.sislp.ai'l~y<»tc:olegeban. 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'' ' The aifii]?thete'Wftti;!,~~Q·;t····· -·- • -Fox· altill111uS R.il12J.Sl~t~iX}: ----'-----'-· -------~-· m~in catai;st~ in re~i~i~g ~ ~iut/thai . Ro~i~_s'on'; ~~~i1f\~o,_,Pf altays': 0 by ANDREW J. HOLMLUND finish_ed ~ith a· ealtry 28-54 final • ·embroiled m:1t.: • :" ••••. :· .. ; : • ;d': . Special to The Circle • showing his rookie season. , . : As !l matter of fac_t, Sm~ts _sat .. he . . : After losing to the New York tne~to sh~ awar,f~o~.the n?tor1~ty'. NEW YORK- On the court, he Knicks, 94 ~ 90, in Game ,7 of . 0 ~y J()b _1s to , ~!_ay good, is an imposing 7-foot, .4-inch, 265" theEasforn Cqnforence Finals last consistent -b~~k~t.~all,_ }he s~ft_- pound center who plays for the May, Smits and his teammates were •. spok~n star S!1f ,Those _guys are Indiana Pacers of the National . able. to somewhat a~enge· their' . great_ play~rs. I m·1ust.trymg tow di.on .... "·' Basketball Association. playoff setback by >racmg past_ ~he. my.•·JO~. and help the team Some may beiieve someone with Knickerbockers by the· same count . games._. . .· . . . . . . . • this stature would elicit an egotistical at . Madison Square Garden • last· · .. Smits. said.· the_ inam contrast . m personality. Tuesday. • • . playing pro baske!~all, ~ 9p_posed ,r-·, f I.,,, Such is not the case for Marist Smits collected 15 points while to college compet1ho_n,.1s trymg. to College's Rik Smits, the first-ever shooting 50 percent from the field; . handle a full NBA schedule: : . . alumnus to make it in the NBA and Miller had a teamshigh 27 .points. . "You ha_ve the pre-season, and .. Smits, a 1988 graduate who is . "It's a lot morefon(playing. in then you _have , an: 82-game . currently spending his seventh season the NBA) when. you· are winning;''.•. schedule:;-yo'! are co_ns1st~?t1y._on .. 1 in the professional ranks,· seenis to . _the first-round college draft pick said." . the road,. Smits ex~l~med. ; I?eu_nfnogr, ,: do aUhis _tal}5ing on th_e court, while "A lot of guys have been playing . the s~ason, there 1s no tlm showcasmg a quiet, . mc:idest • anything else." _ . . , . . demeanor away from the hardwood. . . · _· .. • .. ;· • . • : • .. • . . Although Smits has played under ... Iri 68 of7lgames he has played, A-LUM~·• 1· . • ·; six differerithead coaches with Smits has averaged 18 points, second . · · ' " f , Indiana, he said he has been at ease to forward Reggie Miller'sinarkof • 1N ·THE· N'E·w·. S with Brown ... •· • .. ·• . -'· 20.1, ~d has.grabbed a team~high • .· .. _ .•1L.irry;has.bee11 g~ea_t,"/ Smits{ 7.7 rebounds per contest. • . •• . •. • , ,. . . . .,,· .... • said. "He has been one.of the better . For the second time in his career~ ri . • coaches:I·have ha~riext to (Marisi. • Sinits was also honored: as the_ welLfor us:''. : . . • .. • .. · .. · . :: ' < ; head coach)'pavfMaga.tity,,, .• NBA's Player of the Week for the . . ~econd:year: ~ea~ co_ach - l,.a_rry.,.:; >J\s of Monday,'the Pacers·overiill .•. week ofMaich·6 through _March 1? . Br~wn said he enjoys. <;:~_achmg ;,record was a solid 49-2'Z;an.d the:·. after pacjng Indiana w_i~h 2.5.3·points •• Snuts, an.~, h~s. been pa~ti~ularly: .•·· t~ap{ _ha,d>w<>11 eight-:.of·i~ l_asCio· .::: on 31~46 (.674) shoot~ng, ~rolll ~h.e . pl~a~~-d 'Y~!h h,1s. work,eth_1~i and • gaines>.:,:;•,:,c ,.:.•. : ·:.;:.:::: .. : , '..: : field during a 3-1 'West Coast road • trammg.regimen; : ,. -,·:. ,, ,· • ·< :w'ith'just'six,ganies remaining, trip. • ' •• _·_ •. · . • . • '· • : C' 1 t'. s, b~en fu_n,'' Bro~n sa}d.: ~~e Smits said he.ancl the rest of the team '.· However, Smits d£?eS n~t. seek gets bet_t7r· eyerygame. Hts. been . _ havcdo play. a bahmced style of : 'pats·on t~e back;_ he prefers m_stead so __ co~~istent, and he h~s )o st , basketball in or*r !O i111prove on last :_ to focus his attenllon toward the team wei,~ht. • .· . • . • .. ' . ... ,.· · .. • year's post-season run; as a whole umt. , . . . . He has be~n offenstvely $Q~n.d '. "When -we play. consistent • "We are a tough team to beat,'' for ~oSl of this season, a~d .. h_~ _ts basketball, yve are a tough team to Smits said. "It's tough for anyone to • st az:rmg to *~t th_e respect he deserve,:; •. beat," Smits said. "We have ·to play beat when we are on _our game." nahon~lly, . BrC>wn add,ed.. . ".• .· hard the full 48 minutes." P.laying . for. Indiana. ha~ not Smits said he _does not. mmd b_emg Andrew J. Holmlund, a senior . . . . . . , . .. . . . always been _easy for the native of kept away·_from t_he pub~ic_~poth&ht, communications major, bas been.· Indiana ~acer Rik Sf!11ts playing-defense on Utah s Karl Malon£t. Holland. • • ._.. t • /: . ·: ev~!l though. pee~s _l}~e-Pat~i~k. interning: at. Madi.so~ Square·, -, .The. Marist. alumnus.· has· enjoyed life in :the -NBA for ~even Smits had t~ become one of the E_wmg, Hakeem OlajUWOn and David G_arde,n ,forJhe spring semester. •, seasons_ . • ; Resytt$txom ApJIJ s 19, ARtll Jl • .. • • • Baseball (~JS 0 i; 3-6.NEC) •• 4/5 - St;John's · postponed 4/6 - Manhattan . (6-7L) • 4/9 ~ St. Francis (N,Y.) (4~W;0-21.) , 4/19 - ST,_F~NCIS (N.Y.) (4-91.) 4/H.- MOllOY (3-161.) Softball (J7-5~J; 7-0-i NEC) ,vs ~ Rutgers •. postponed 4/7 - COLGAlE · (4-0W; 2- lW) 4/8 - RIDER postponed 4/9 Manhattan • (~7l) . Men's Lacrosse '(2-5 overall) 4/8 - SIENA postpon~ Men's Tennl$(6'-3; 3~0 NEC) 4/6 ~ IONA •.·. (7~W) . 417 - Fordham (1-il) . 4/9- MANHATTAN postponed/ LaSalle lnvllaHonal - resutts unavallable • • ll-• 4 .. 11 • 1 .- .. s.1E_NA.,·.·_. .. s-., 2 ____ • -· • ___ UPCQMINGWEEKSCHEDUlE:·.:-----!lla----------"""41 4/13- lccrosse at Sacred Heat; 3:30 p,m, 4(.lU-l!OS~I VS: Army. 3:30 p.in. Men's & liiomen's crew hosting 4/14- Basebdl at Molllt st. Mary's. 2. 12:00 p.rn. Softbal vs. Siena,. 3:30 p.m. •, · ,:- , President's Cl.p. 7:00 p.m: . . 4/15Men'sfrcclcatColuTiblaRelays • 4/22c6asebdlvs. long !s!alduiw.,:?; • 4/22,4/23-.Men'stennsat_NECTounc:ment 4/17 -SoftQdl at St. Petet's, 3:30 p.m. 12:00 p.m. . . ' • ·' 4/25-Bosebdl at C.W. Post, 3:~ p.m. ·. 4/18-Bcsebdl at Fdrfleld,3:30pm. SOftb<ll\lS. MollltSt. MCJY'.s •. 1:00p.rn 4/26 ·Basebdl atN.Y.Tech,3:30p.m. SoftQdl VS: Forch:m, 3:30 p.m: Locr~vs. Lafayette, 2:00 p.m. . • • Softball at st:Jom•s. 3:00 p.m.. 4/19 -lacrosse of stony BrOOI<. 3:30pm. . Men's & women's !rock at Coll,rnblo _ locrosw ~ Halford. 3:_00 p.m. Temisvs. W .3:30 .m. lmiitat!onal ·- lrltl If S IE-~ II •0 .IR IP ll A •CJE MONDAY: Pitcher Night $3.00 s.,.12. TUESDAY: ' All YoQ Can Drink! $5.00 [?omestlc Drafts ··Plus $1.50' Well Drinks $2.00 Goldschlager • • 9-1 ~• ,5 ..-.· a in s tr e e t t IPOU4lhkeepsiet ~y WEDNESDAY: $1.50 Botti~ $2.00-lmports • ·.· $3.00 ~- Bombers ( 21 oz.. bottles) .THURSDAY: $.50 Drafts $1.50 Well. Drinks . $2.00 Jagermeister -$1.00 GrabBag Bottles (Domestics while they lasij 'FRIDAY: • ' 2 for 1 Happy'Hour :5-7 MAY tsrn·- . .. ) RESERVQIR S_QUARE SENIOR WEEK PARTY - i i !· ·i:: :!>Y.:~T:X'-S~~~COLJ\·~-~-/: • _-:,:;;;:,;.;;~_Stdjf_Wrftei·· • ~•.:·:-- • 7 • ·softball :teaili falls~-: ... s}lort in last inning . by JASON FARAGO Staff Writer Sometimes, that is the way the ball bounces. • Entering the seventh, Marist mounted a comeback. Murphy tripled and scored on· a single by Melissa Fanelli who was plated by a Laurie Sleight single. f ::: . .-,,--:::-.-- --~·:-:---•·.·::·.:• .. ~:i-_.: . __ .;:,· :· f - :With all the success' the -Maris! On a <;:old arid ·overcast Sunday, the Red Foxes played the Manhattan But the late inning heroics cal"''. to an end as Courtney Sleight lini'J a shot back to the pitcher. The pitcher knocked it down only to have the Jasper thirdbaseman throw Sleight out at first. r_•· . athletiqearils h~ve: been ·experienc- • f ing this"year;it seems the luck would College Jaspers. • Head coach George Burgin described the day as not being fit to . start runriing ouk. • -· . . . )VeJJ, think again/ ·' . : _ .. <-. .-Tne -oonsistency:'of the ineh's •.· t~nnis~~t'eant'.Jppear_s\to • be givin.g° ~, them:a.)egitimate shot at a Northeast _. •. Conforencetitle'. . • ·_ .. _._ . _ _ . .: :/Le"<l-°by~o. Lsingies<senior co~. captain':"Martin Byrne; the team-has . play: . • "Their field • was not in the greatest of shape,'' Burgin said before Marist lost to Manhattan 7-6. "Just not-great weather for softball." The way the ball bounces. On Friday, Marist hosted the Colgate • Red . Raiders. Hudson went the distance for the win. She struck out six and twirled her sixth shutout of the year as Marist downed Colgate, 4-0. _· jll~t:s~a~~cf to; com~ t1~ethei' in the.: I last-two,weelcs;: • --"c.; ••' . • • :, . '.>T)i_e:-~ed: Fqxe{kept up its_._ .. • winning ways : by.--: defeating : Siena, · ! 5~2;':on.Tuesday··.at·,the Dutchess. • Regardless, starter Michelle Hudson took the hill and was saddled with .her third loss of the season as she.fell to 10-Jand the team 17-5- 1 (7-0-1 -Northeast Conference). • According to Burgin, the field was laden -· with • ditches that _contributed to the shotty Marist With Hudson pitching a shutout, the Ma_rist batters only needed one inning of damage. In the third, singles by Darrah Metz and Angela Degatano (1 RBI), two Colgate errors and an RBI double i,y Fanelli would score three. i R~cq~et G}!Jb in Poughk~epsie: ... - 1 • ,'.")3yrne won his match, 6-Q; ~,O, .. , • defense as they committed five errors on the day:._ ·: Byrne perfect .9-0~record this•\ seaso*>,· . . • ._, . -.· . , 'He,is playing so well; that he has'. only 'lost two .sets aU,season: long;: !~sing. a se.t-to Casey..Cohloff/ 4-6/. and also losing one set 1o the No.1-- - ;_ siefgl~s play~t-froµi:Arniy~. :(':'/:'.>". i. Hea·d. coach' Cnarles _ Hardmaf{: - - hafiiothing bufpraisiffor Byrrte:··>; • : :'.¥.¥tin is·the pe~t:male:play¢r:_ ·: that ~arist_ has se.en,'.' l.fardman said. , "He . has been· playing close: to that .: • zone tliat many gooa players· have. "l.'fot only is .. he playing good.- -'sophprriore'sensation Michelle ·Hudson uncorks during a recent tennis;··.but it is ~lean ·tennis,'' .he ·-softball game. • added'.-- . . . · Byrne· in tum gives his coac~es a lot of credit. , , . . "Th·e coaches . h,ave __ been extmnely helpful," Bryne said. Byrne is also qui,ck tci'give credit to his teammatesi: . . . . .. . . . _ . _ . • • "We are· doirig well'as"' a team~ : and really coming together," he said .. • Two instances when the field helped Manhattan was in the bottom of . the first, the Manhattan thirdbasemail lined a shot down the -line. The hit turned into an excursion as the ball skitted away and turned into a hoinerun. The second was a routine grounder late in· the game tha-t took a strange bounce that shortstop Beth • Murphy could not handle, . Hudson, in defense of her shortstop;said there was no way she • .. could have possibly asked Murphy to come u_p with the ball. Murphy also chipped in with an RBI of her own. In the nightcap Bridgette Foy started. her second game of the season since the loss of No. 2 starter Robin Stohrer. The freshman ran irito a bit of a jam. in the fifth with no_ score. _. "She (Foy) wasn't finding the plate,'' Burgin said. "Up to that point, she had thrown a lot of pitches and we wanted to win the doubleheader." Hudson was called upon in relief. Burgin admitted he did not have a problem throwing his ace twice in ... see SOFT page 6 . "WC? an ge~ ~long; a11dWeall resp~~t_' . . . ,.,.each'.'other;~which:.is ;a·_.key:•;·:'. :.:~:,,I!.'.' •• - · •tiie'dep1h'b_f'tlieJ{eci .Foxeifhas been outstanding all s~ason long, and it continued against the Saints; • - •• • S~nior •. •• co::captain : • Marc Nussbaum won his. match. at No. 2 i I r singles, 6-3, 6-1.. , . . . • • Also notching victories'wereNo. 3 singles Probodh Chiplunkar and No:'4 Tony Yacobellis. ·:;' _- ., • . . _: Teaming with(:hiIJlu~i,ceron No_. 2 doubles was Dw, Suinarsam; .who notched llis first' college victory.. · ·_.•~Everyone _played.really ~en·· Runners fare better than weath~r-.:at Yale Inv. (agl!ii:ist Siena); ii wiisa'totalteam McQuillan's time of 19 minutes Redmond finished first in her heat effort,"· Hardman said. ~- • by-M.,\RC LESTINSKY 38 seconds, a personal record, in the': and broke:a·:Marist indoor record, Oit Friday, the Red'Foxes,Io~t io Staff Writer "':: • 5,000-meter run was good notched .. clockirigz·:26.7. _;·.-? ' > Fordham ·university; 6-~; an~ last • -· -· • • • • • _ her a fourth-place finish. · Kelly said :lie was glad to .. see the Red Foxes _was by Kristina Andriuschenko's performance in the 1,500. • Thiu:'soay they dowiie:rl Io11a CoU~ge;_ As snow-·was 'falling: outside,- - Head ·coach Phil. Kelly said _he Redmorio havhuch acstrong-race. I 7 o·. ·• .,: · • ,:. • • ·'·' •• ;personal recordswerefaHirig inside was pleased to seeJhatMcQuillari~s. - "Kerri ran aggressively from start . ·_•_.· •• - .iiie.Fordha~~,~~~b~\~as cl()ser ·£Yoarl_ethlen·v·w1·toamt1·0enila's1·.·otrnac __ Ska_:_·ttueradm_a··y·•.~t the times seem to ~e becoming more to finish,'"Khelly said.b - than the;i;core;read;,howeY.er. . corisistent. • Due to t e meet eing moved .·. "We definitely played better than The·surprise snow st orm may . "This race makes two weeks in-. inside, senior Dawn. Doty .had to the score indicates,". Hardm~i,said. have .postponed· most of the events a-row now that she has run well for forget about the hurdles and try her Andriuschenko, a first year runner from·Moscow, set a personal best time (5:33) . Kelly - said the outing was. different but successful. "Overall, it was a good day for us,'' Kelly said. "It was just so bizarre." "Marc's· (Nussbaum) ·m-atch wa_s to be held on the outdoor track, but - us/' Kelly said. luck at another event. . close , (4~6, :,4~6}; . :anch;:,Chip it did not stop the Red Foxes from Also in the 5,000, junior Melissa Doty joined Redmond in the 800. (Chiplunker) almost iJi:illea llis,match • racing well. .•.. . • Zobel placed sixth with a personal She responded with a personal out." • . -- . _ • .: .. • ., • One runner on track for Marist ·best time of 19:55. best time of 2:34.9. The Red Foxes will return to action on April 22 when they travel to the Columbia Invitational. _ After winning the first se(6-3, was sophomore_Mary ~cQuil_lan. In the 800, freshman Kerriann One other rfonnance tci note for ·and_ taking_(! 5~4 'lead. in _the_ Secopd, ··,,,":"- Y.,.- Chipfonker lost in three; 6~3, 5-7 ;'5- • -1: • Hardman-praised his, players for all the effort they. have put in. • : "AH of my . players are very coachable," he said. ~mtey all listen to what I say and apply it .on the court." __ One thing Hardman preaches ·is "Get the pop." • "In boxing the strongest b_est punch is a jab, with that pop," Hardman explains .. "In tennis it is . the same way, the strongest best ball hit is one with that pop, so my players practice to get the pop." · . Hopefully if they continue to play well, they can "get the pop" allthe way through the NEC :rou~ament.: The tou~nament ·wili° be· held . April 22-23 in Emmitspurg, Md.,·at • - Mount ~t. Mary's University. · The· Red Foxes host Wagner College on Wednesday for the last NEC. match of the year. 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No;\t:singles:·p1ayer, ~~n)3yrne. is.· , '.undeteate<f;1n;h1s·mafohes:th1s> ... . • ·. ::;:}~l\f~~r.:.Th~s'eni9f_i(9~0. • ' • >JJ;~~eifse .p1ag11es • •- .R~~tf9xes 3:gairt - __ ~ne run. on i 'fielder;s"'clioicei· and · · .· junior Mark Barron ·knocked a two- •• • run double, extending his h_it.streak, • /··Three runs, foui. hits and sev~Ii to, 11 gaines; . i · • • • : : . .•.... .. • errors. • • •. ,; /C: : ' : • : . a·b. oB.urut •.thn_oe· d. gidam- .. n· ·eo,t_b h •. au· _vt. e_·•.hm_·e. u .. s_- cah1·d· t_o,.·e·vseayn ·. <. by TERI L.:S',f.EWART·: ; :: : Sports Editor • :· ... ·•· _ ) ''.You can't win a' game that way," assistant coach··Joe'·Bruno .. said ·of .though Molloy h~d 18hits, the .. ·Tuesday•s· 16::r:1oss to.Molloy pitching·staff co~ld 'not:be blani~d.. ~llege.. >;·· ··::. . • . _-. . , for the loss. . .. : _ , . .· •. • .· . The' Red' Fox :baseball 'teani (6- • s'~lt was just a· bad game,''.he said. • • • • • • • -- • •. "vo_u_ ·can·_· '_t blame_ th_ e_ pit_c_hin_' _g,--_1.·_t.w __ as_·_·.- 15°1~ 3-6 Northeast Conference) took. .t io the field on Tuesday in hopes of the defense'_and ili,e ·hitting." . ; ••• .. •. a,: win, but 'leff the field •• rather • On: Monday~ the • Red:.:Foxes • '•disappointed;. C /; .• .: '. ,}_:,· •. . hosted Northeast Conference-foe St. · • S_ ophomore_ 'Chris Webb; Clms '.FrancisC(N.-y:) to close :'out_ the S h• • · ••· H T. • weekend series,.andfe11;9~4. • pennecc ia, - Dari enri, · revor Head coach Arf Smith said his, • Cheung-Leung ;a'iid :•Nick.' Bauorie team 1·us_ tgo.t b. eat.but .th. eg· ame· was. . combined. to allow .16 runs arid 18 • hits; but that is· not what hindered close. . . • . • • i.:::....;:..::,...::,;;~;,:;.,;:....:.;,:.;;;;;;;.~~~;:..,...-.;...;....:.,.:;._;____.~"'"'"' ....... ..,;._"""'='.__ ____ --:-'"'-- Marist; • '• • • . ••• ,, • ' : ·, : ' Freshman-Jim McGowan hit· his Senlol' ~tch~r Matt Vale~tine awaits 'c#IIIJrom umpire in Monday~s 9-4)oss to St: Francis (N.Y.). : ."It was a poor defensive -~ffori,". second homc:run ·, qf ~hthine. season to The"i:leci Foxes are ~15-1 (3-6 'NEC): .·• . . , . . ' .•• . : :, .' 'ClrdUpc,rle pholo/CMe 8erfn1lo Bruno said; "Chris (Webb) pitched bring the Req Foxes WI . two runs, • well in Jeven iruiiitgs;'' . . - •. 6-4, in ,th_e eighth. • . • : . Thi~ .Jn happ~~e~ ;ilh two outs. <iay;. gt>ing i~for-4. . . . "He did.everything for us," Smith ; The top_ of'the·eighth :·found -·But 'Marist· could· not. rally. to ·> Senior.·Jeff Rose recorded.his ··,.• • -·:The/,Re,d·'Fp~es : split_· a said. "He's our'best hitter. We Marist in a hole; allowing nine nuis, CO!Jle out on .top~ as the' 'I_'er:rietj; :.r9urth los_s~ allowing_three \\'.a1ksand .do.iil;,le~e·ader;:~ith $t, ,: Fi.mcis: o~ . aJways h.ope io have him up in key . five hits; five ·:walks and two hit score~L'three insurance_ ru11 ~ .in, the· 'eight hits, four of:whiclfcamein the i·Sunday'.inJ~rooklyn.;·., .';,·c </. .· situations,"._,, . • . . . . • ~a~e R~d-~~xes scored their ~ee nin~t;i:~:~:~~~r~::r::~ ~-e 1 si: th ;r~ck held Mj~~. to thr;e • • tlie:•ti~:~11; 1 11:tilf;~! :~ts: · . • • ~~a}~:~t:~~: :~et1!;e~:;~ tuns. in the seventh.. . . seventh, when. f. 01 u consecutive base hjts in the .first. 6' l/3 innings. eight hits' and recording· rn strikeouts . getting· revenge; shutting outMarist, Senior Matt Valentine drove in· hits dalllaged the. Red Fox - effort. Barron provided the spark on the . ~il a pulled qu~dricep. . · . • · - .. .see BASE page 7 RO.wers _get respect in N~J. Track team 'excels in byGREGBIBB StaffWriter . ~ the invitational arid,both crossed The Red Foxes defeated second- •• • - s d the~=~:i~t:~f;:1e; 1 ::sd _;!~J:~v1York Unive~sity by19. tw:o meets. Qfl atur ay first in .its race-with a time of 8 ·-Marist crossed the finish line in••· • • • The wome11•s:crew tealil he11ded minutes;:5.seconds. _. . . • . a time of1:55. . · .. ,. ;·· .' _ . < by MARC LESTINSKY Sophomore Patrick Casey started south • Saturday '~4- compete:· in: the _The Red Foxes.edged out.second- 'Drexel• finished• third._ with Iona Staff Writer _the winning .off- for the Red Foxes. Lasalle Invitational in Camden~ NJ.: place :LaSalle: by:3A. seconds,, • College fmishirig fourth. • .. •------------- Casey ran. a strong -race in 4 . The meet featu_red_apprOXUllat_ely • • Bucknell: University,, finished , 'The winning ways of the. Marist .The men's track team . paid no . minutes 11.l seconds, breaking _his ' 3,0 .schools frolll the East:Co~t , . tliifd )v,llile/~ai,1~,hii~~an::,c_ollegc . b~ais:bipugll\p~l!.ise from :c.1ark._: . attention· to· Saturday's unexpected pre~ious personal recor~ by over 5 : <, Junior co-captain Vicki }Verivin . fimshed fourth/ -, ... •• • • .. , • :•"l'iri; very optimistJci about . e>~r snow .. storm:- ·: · • . ·, . _. , ,. .'·. , . se<:onds: . . . , said; th e Red. Fo,Jt~ \Ver~ ·re;idy ·for • • ,. The·· ~i~tory, pieas'ed . women's boats' ,-future,'!. Clar. k said. "I see' ·<Not'onl did the :·comP,ete'in'the, ... ;-,,, ,9:? 1~~°: ,!l!lld, Gas~~;~_J 1 !r!'~~~ :. . the stiff competition the meet h_ad. to Head '.Coacll' Ed !(:_lark. i . . ·, ., . ~- m~y medals, ah_ead.'t ':,,,,,, . : ;, , r 'yiile' Iii~1iittfona1;lut:'oii·iheiP.way .. :::tll;i, a pleasant,surpnse for tlie offer. • <. •• - • "We,_hadia\~erystrorig:shoi.viilg • • Clark'wasriotthe6nly.one-who to,Ney.,_Haven, head coachJ~ete · .,,···.·· ... _. . . :''·;'We have pu(fo,.a Jc,t of:hard •. over soIDe,very game.:~ews/.' Oark felt: the·'. Red Foxes established. Colaizzo stopped bff ,aiid · three • Pat ad1usted t?, the ~hange .m viork as a' team_.arid it is'staijirig to ·a • • • •. •• • - themseives iii Camden: • • • •• runners ·_ra_ced. in_ th_ e_ :_· Central _ ,scenery ,ve_ry w __ ell, Colaizzo said,,. · ·sho_w_'ev_·ervtime_wehitthew.ater," s;u •• _, .. ·•• ••.•. •. ·•.• ·_ .... • ., · ·· · ... • . .' ...... > .--_.h __ . · 'Hereallyranastrongraceforus •J-H 'InJhe.•~v~sity~•Heavyweight 8 • Senior>-co~captain· Heat er· Connecticut . State .. _ University • ·, ·. • ··werwin sai~.:_. • . . .• ••• corilpetiiion;'Marist pulled _away . Alexander said tearils .. will have .to Invitationai. . • · • · · · · The 5,000, as ~ual, was an~ther •• The_~p~in was ri81!t; fr9mthecompetitioriJor an:impress- _start to respect Manstwhen the Red '.: •· >Juniors Josh Wood ,and Todd • strong race for Manst as far as tunes • . Manst enterec:l ~o v~ 1o/:,boa_ts ive victory.' , . •• . • . . .·_:.. . .. , ... ·.· •• - • ..• scc'WCREWpage 7-·; CoiilsotLaIId freshman ·Matt Pool go.• .• . . ··R··. .· . .. . .' _: ;,;::: ;:< •.· ••.. • , }fl'· • . • ·. . . ::·. t' ·.• ~ ' • \n : . . . . . . ~' ,/ . . .·'·t··•. ··b·.. . 'd-. ._·. •i; ~:t~~ illtllc: !O;OQP-meter nm7 •'. "rac!e:t~i~a~~~w: ::~g_;tr:~~ •.. . ow~:rs ,• .,. _oa .. ·. 1:1;Y.t-:_~,nn. <~Qr.,: . ~r ··._.. . )Yio~t <>f~~race\Vas ran µI pie enough.to finish,second. •• • . • • • • • • • • . ,•;-, . ' .• . • • • : . • . - ' " .• • . :,> . .• '. . - clear but toward the end, the runners : Swift's' time ·was not only better -· : , . •·· .• .. _ •••• • • • . • > ·. \ • •. pr1:lunm.aryJ1eat,:iPlacmg third,'. to spnnt to_ ~ge Clut,P~llil f<>r the ~d~,: were'racing· in a blizzard. -· ... · .. • •· than his previous indoor best mark, by GREG ~IBB • : . advance to the fuial;\ . ·• • , placef11USh, accordmg to Sulhvan. • . . •·•- · • , . _, · .,. • . · • •• ·h. • •. · but it also turned out to be the second StaffVfnter ·: · .> In'·th· •_firi·_ .. _.al"·M··-· • •. • 1·_·_ - _d··_ third·_ ··•_It • • . th firs. t. tim _· Sullivan h_ _ . ·•. ,p_e~pi_t_~_ .. ·• th !· poor weat er fastest tllll· em· school hist9ry as well. • •••• • - • •• • ; . e. . , • an.s!.,P. ace . . · .· -: . was. ,,e . , e, · · . as conditions, all.three runners notched . . . --: • ··•·• • ::. •• • •••• :::,.c •• • ma<str.ong fit:l~;~shing,~ehiiid; ev~r~enapart_ .ofaboatwhich_ h_.as , pe.··rsonal,iecords·an_· dto_ ?-_finishes.· ... · . ColaIZZO~a1d·he.w.~part1cularly wa::g::: ~~t!e~~:r ~=Jr~i, l't1:aryhllIS\;~µ7ge_ anc}. ~~~gtgn - .b_eaten ~~nn. :i• . • • : • > : •. • •· . . · : . ·. J Wood fiilished third in a time of · IIDpressed with ~wift s effo~ . • • the :_:'men's ,criwitealJl\was:)usy •• ?> 1 ~:i~/iiif\_.s?';a-~fai~~i~i~1r H~~~~:ill?J{:::;~~~he~d : 0 f: ~~;~(=~~~t~:~~~uf~e:_. 9>1:;?s!~\~ev::.rv~fy~:~c:i~. buming~up_the ,water.; of_the !4Salle S~ll~van, _th~- r~c.e.•~as :,som,;~9tmg . : 1!1 tw:o-man ~ct1on, -the. teapi, of M~~ eri~o!ii'age by hitting th,e finish. 1cally; .· ___ ·. . . __ -. . · lnyitational in Callldei:1, N,,V: • : i •· spec1at > : : _ ·. . : . :> • . , _ . S1!11,ivan and Mike Renner fulishecl, line· . "fourth;; and . fifth: lace .. · · Freshman Mµce Melfi notched a ·: ·Thirty-thr~sch~l~_com~t¥ in, "It,v,as_,t!Je most}xciting_,race I thircl,.-,: . _, .. -- _ ... · . , res -.ciivef'. .. .· ·· . · p · ··• seventh-place fmish and a personal the day's.eve·ntjilchic;ling.The was ever. mvolved,m,''. .Sullivanra· . Th~·race .. 111arked .. the•·first·_.tinle ,: .. ~ .. t Y h"t · . ·th __ •· · th record in the'SOOO: University .of''. • Pe,n,nsylyania, fo"?r-r,e;ir m~,nber of.the crew team, .. this: spri~g. • the Red'. Foxes. had·•.·. obstacf e !t~ the .~~e ~v:Jon:· , • Melfi was d1ocked at ·.15:425. For:a;:~ ~!s~&eavyweight 8, said. I m _reallyprou~ of e','.erybody compet~d Ill ;a ._two-man ~vent . • was moved to an. indoor track. : · .. · The ;Red Foxes will travel to M. a_rist • rowe_d well. _-en .. ough. • .. _in_ ... th_ e who was m the,bollt. ... •. Taking~ mtoMaccount, Sullivan •• they· made the best of a bizarre .. M.anhattan on Saturday to complete . The· Red Foxes useda stro~g .'..see CREW page 7 i tion. • • -in- the Columbia Relays. _ The,re_ :are tw(), sii)es to every; ~ports program._ Let's talce a iook ·at the positive . the fiel~ are dcy an<fit is beginning . . for this I~; however: • They are called two out ralliesand as~ ofcMaris(CoJ)ege athletic:s. to warm up. , •~:: .,;'_: > •. : ·:- . V .. H?w can you not fmd faults iii a it is notworking. It is very difficult '.:s:I11.e men•~. and:women~s-•track ·> M:ay~e ,there Wtll·be"no more • p1t~hing stafftha! gives up 18 hits . for a team that is having trouble to t~anis ·ar~,cci~sijf~ptly:.b!ellkirig gam 7 cancell11t~ons an~ th<: baseball T i :ail_d :a_,def~ns_e that commits seven . start a rally so far behind in an records, pe~onaEand:sc_hoo.!,.and ·get··1t.togetherand .. ~·b1g_gam;5 h err9rs?,,lt1Svery difficult.•. ,· ;. inning. improving week aft~r\Veelc:_ }' •.. ~d the_lacro~e.t~ will_extend its e Brtmo also.said the. team needs . • . Hitting • The women's cre\;V team no~ ollly win streak to thr~e. • ·e to gc;t. refocused. . _ _ .. . _ . . . . • Three batters on the team are slid past SkidIDore· <;:ollege· two • What's going on? .. . W With .the display of Division J , hitting over .300. They are Mark weeks ago, butJast.~eekend they 'Iwo Marist .s~ftballplayers quit. b~ball,that ~as seen Tuesday, this -Barron (.429), Vinny Roberto (.313) ousted longtim~'rnralYillanova, and the softball team; .. < .···: • . . . ·'Stew's'• S _team needs _to regrOUJ)'.'"-another ·. arid Mick Foster (.302). won two big·races:_m:· the·process. • . Robin and Shannon Stohrer, two ·• • • •• • sprillg training. . • • The te·~•s.,batting average .is • ,'Ibe SoftbaJ(team/ even thoµgh -soph?more softball p~ayers, quit the Jonnali0',Doimell must now rely on • ~ S~th's ~ase~all playe_rs. have· well under, at. ;~2, and Smith said they lost 7-6_ t_o ;~~a~ ~llege Manst Colle~e '. softbaU team the· y<>ungei' and les.s experienced only had 38 _h1~ m tbe_Jast fol!r before. _the season his team needed, O!J Sunday,· 1s ~tip cltuggmg along recently. •• .,, • _- _. . . pitcpers to fP!.!~fe~pty SJ>9Peft by g~es ~d. are bemg out hit l>y th~u . and wo_ll)_d, get over .300. . stro,ngly'at 11.:.s_-1(7-0-UIBC) with An unusual ~apperung d~g a R. Stohrer~·;:.-· .-;,- ,·. .. . . . . .. _ oppo~ents,},~~2~. •. ": .. • .... -.. -: : ,Time,Js,t!cking, the season is the success of Michelle Hudson and bann_er~n Wl~ ~~on 1tsway . Sources·'~ay .. , there • was. a If.!! _team IS g?mg to wm_g~es _ .. alr.nost, ha~f~way over, with. the her consistent pitching. • .. • . to wmmng the:~C title and further. difference ofopinion between some an~ be m contention for post-season conference powerhouses still to come Also, with.a team.that ca? punch . One m_ust wonder why.the No,~ 1 · th. . · play, t}iey need,to have mor~_than in the schedule. . . • • d th t h th 6-2 cl, uld t P ayers on. - e ~~am. - . · fo hits out 22 hits in a doublehea er, ere p1 c er, wi a recor wo qm . Which could be a good reason to . ur . . a·game. . · .: · • . . ·.· • is bound to be success. •• • . . and look into being recruited by other quit; a team· Without unity . cannot They haye the_. potential ·for .. • Another reason the team could be Junior Mark Barron is in strong colleg~. . , -· >. . : contin,ue to v.1n ballgames. ~ccess,, we've seen them have 20- s!111ggling is the grueling . seven·. to contention for the Northeast Robm Stohrer was a b1g,part of . . .. Struggling hit games before.. eight games-a-week schedule; Conference Player of the Year in the success of this team, though it Sixteen to three. . The key word here is consistency. • baseball with a conference leading wills'!l'Vive and '?1. wit~out her, That was the pathetic score of the _ ~ure, the players can hit the ball, This is· an accelerated schedule .429 batting average, four homeruns, ~here IS· pow a ,m1~mg • Im~ to .a baseball game on Tuesday. ~u! 1t does not seem to happen when because of the short spring season • 22 RBIs and a 3-1 pitching record. _recruiting c135.$ th.at ts b)owmg the Five pitchers entered the game for it is need~ m~st. . . • • · but it could be affecting the top Martin Byrne is· undefeated, 9-0, NEC away (Hudson and R. Stohrer the• Red Foxes. They combined to Many tunes m an 111!1mg, the Red players on ~ team. in his No. l singles position in are last seasons pitching recruits). . give up 18 hits. Foxes get the two quick outs and -. Tennis. The depth may not be there. Assistant coach Joe Bruno said then someone will get in the box and Teri L Stewart is The· Circle's And finally the snow is melted, Co-coaches George Burgin and .. that the pitchers could not be blamed smack a double. Sports Editor.