.. !_ · ..... Yol~me 25, Number 3 · October 2; 1980 ·-. :--.. ·. . . ' . . . ·- . . . ' . . . ·HazardsOfd,- more_ :pri,~U,g~~, --- i rt nOrtPrfire •-.._·. · -.(._'. _ .•._ , .. ~ -----~:, __ ..:.,':_':•,·...; . . --~_-,' · · " " , ~ .. _ ..... .; _ ..... , :: : . .-:-.::, •' - .. ,~• . . ,· .... . '. . . has many · students Jearfiil of harassment · · '; ;-- "' and ··· · · by patrons. In. addi_tion,. the window and• . Veronica Sheii'..... _door to each room are easily accessible. > By Christopher Hogan_ .'·.ed.. dormitory· dressers and. chairs; and . : : : . · : :· '. .. ,' . . .. . . · .. from the street;~Anothers-ecurity deficien~ . . < Staff Writer . ' scraps ofcplaster\There was l.ittle evidenCl' ·•• - Due 'to ·tne-~incr.eased . enrollment :of•· cy,particularly inthe_event ofa fire, is_ the .... : . , , . . . of any other litter inthe. area. The nearb) ; '. · students atMa'rist this semester, the coliege · facLthaf ::th~re is only : Qne stair~ase ; Three Fairvie* Fire. Department trucks ruined storage h()uses_ c<;>ntain pile~ ol :· :' Jfa~ expanded: its· housing facilftie-s 1:o_jn:. ·availa~le to students living on th_e seco11d and six . Marist·· Security· personnel wood~ parts of old traffic sJgf1s.,a:ndrnmed elude a converted motel in 'the Hyde Park . floor• , ·: .. • _ . .· · · ,. , , · / cooperiltedffejmtting out a br-ush fire ap-. doorsfrom dormitory rooms·_and offices. /ar~a. J'he tllirty-t~o studen~s residif!g the~e _ '· La,ck. of _commuriica!ion be;_:tween t~e proximately 150. --yards "north : 0 r:. the .'.·There are , .ope11 gar!:)age cans with trash - :have·expressed rruxed emotions about their . campus and the Hyde Par~ ap~rtments is· m•aintenance buiiding and a half mile riortli filled to.the tops, used doors, scattered tret· ·situation,·. ;-; ' ;-.... ··::: ': • ··· · • < 'ti• ' , <:.also a!} issue which surfaced in the petition. . of Gregory and· 'B_enoif Houses Tuesday. triinming,s, and assorted _trash one quarter . ;A_much,:einphasized point was thateveri'.<,:_The•stitdents._wouldlike·a .. b,ulletin bo~rd · There . were . no injuries: or-... damages -ofa mile away from Gregory an~ Benoit .. aJter being initiallyjnconvenienced by the> .placed in their.residence, .to inf9rm them 9f reported.·. __ . _ , ·- . · ·· Houses. _-~ __ _ _ · · • · __ . _ · ... ·· : · pfaceinent-ina.hotel on Route 9/the Hyde . :campus actlvitie~: Aside from . this, ~here is_ .. _.Director _ · of· . Maint_enance _ · Andrew · • Pavelko-says •he had_ considered enclos- , Park residence· was still not suitable .for _' a need for.a c:entral rile~ting place such _as a Pavelko said the fire, which was caused by ing. the area with fences so that outsiders . habitation ·'tip_on ~r:rival. The 'previ9us_-,:.1ounge, there'wa,s no.phone instaUed until .<!. '..'fire Jiazard,". started on fop of tree could'be prevented from dumping lh~ir lit• .. · tenants had only' vacated the premises ap~ : ncently;·when (?De-was placed outside the trimmings · and.,. Jitter· that .m.aintenance !er,. put_ he w_~s unable to .do that without ,. · proximately i week.prior to this.. . · • · . -· _ . · • building, visible from the-roadway._ Ip com- 'workers arid outsiders had· dumped. in the mterfermg with cros~ country runners who . ·' The"iimi.Jority ·oL rooms )muse -~!W,6 . Ing. calls cat\riot be, received,~:unless . so~ area "soinc. time ago.!' He added that fo~ u~~ -the ·area to practice-;and c~mpetc. fk .. ·_. stuctents, and are now. equipped -with. bunk·.: me9ne happ~ns to hear the pJ!one. Otits1de, _·. meone may.have dropped. a lit cigarette on . said that he would a,ttempt to _ehmmat\: !ht: beds,. two desks; ~'No dre,s~ers; : a · meta! : , - , _and_plac~m_e~tof;: a lounge co.uld:pos~ibly. · tQp of the Jitter, causing'thefire. . .. _.. ·. ''fire hazard" after road· contractors have icJos~t, as wen -as one sm,all -wall closet; , rectify. th1s--s.ituauon, Some ·students ~ave .' Director of Safety . and Security Joseph finished ·constructing and paving ca·mpu~ three larrip_s, a-.private bathr9.om; and one- . ~ready ·ai,.s_orbed the_. costo~ a p~1vat\! .. , 'w'aters said he could not-determine the roa~s, including one roa.d which will lay in 0 , ; , .. . -piece kgch~ uqiJ. c°'11sisti_ng _.o( ~,~in~,. l\YO ·• JJllo~e,: because _of th~J~co1r:~~1~nc:~ .of .. t~e _ :_, · cause of the fire and h,e would not~ar if-,the front _ ofthe mainten_ance building, He a~~r . . · ,<-,; ·. ~1:1.rner,s·;; ; !3nd _:: a::, refr,1gera~or'. ,-.1;he c.puts1d!! pholl~- : /. , ; · . ,. ·c":.· ,,. :;:'it : ~·;. .' · ': . area is a 'fire hazard until-a thorough ·inc. ed that.he hopes t~ msta!l. a.Jenee t_ha.t • _Wtll :. _/;r/_j;;;:ffkt;[ri~m~~:C~{~i~S.~,~~~ft{;\t:;~~~r;.r~~~l.irw:.k~li~ff~;!J·~~lsjipif:~~t~f{iy_}, )~6;g;tiJfd!.~~~;~~~t:~~l:,.;~it-:;~;J, .. r~i~~;~~;~z;~;\~1rfl:s•,~~{}??:tt 1 t{\ ; . ·.· • ;) ·._.·.· .·. · · · .... · .. to;~ clean: tli_ein;"stµc:lt!nts• 1f!1.1St al_S(}, prcm~e £,,~t!gl,l!~x~.-.:, , !~.e1;:J~Sl,d~\n5~,}.~;_,;_f ?fr: t , ~it:w 0 st r ;: :soiithw.ard;and;fea.cJi:;_Benci!t"'.an~;,(jrego _ rY,!.-f(:'.; ~a!~rs.::~~~ :Jl~:-~W . 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'refngera,tors<Th.epnva!~ ~ath_f~c1ht _ 1~s a!e: _ . · -.~ (andin'the · par~Ing'lot,~absence~of . windoi :\ ll gr~at .asset.a~ v,:~lL _. -; '>, .,c:: " ~ :;:: >.• :: · ; ' .. . _. ,.;....;.....;_.;..;. .............. ~ ............. _..;..~ ..... .;...;....;....-.,-~-;....~-----------""'[ screetis, /no·: : )atiridry :facilities in: the ",;-;· St11dentsi•~_1thou\.t!1~1r"'Own_ means, of. :.... . _-.. . .. __ . ·, . _ _ ;· . _ _ .: ·· buildirig,'.'costly:-cable ho9k~upf9rtelevi;.;:~~ansp_ortat~on,ltave_b.~n ac~omoda!e~ by.••-;. ·_• . ·. · -Ml~ · · '· · - ~ • ✓ • - , . , •. · t ■ · · ; ·sion : rieedfor.C()nSistentmaintenance:and.a. van;-\Vllich>runs, at .• scheduled::times -.~,_- ' . . QUSI ng·. so · ·u l"A. l?i-:r;ti*•~-f-~~i~mJ]✓~~~ ~ .: _: -_. -~~ _ ~--~ : . ~ - - : l'}' ;-':~.- (;: ' . LaMorte, part-time : Housmg D1rector,,and·.<:ho~e)'.~r. there;1s a llopeJo~mgr~Jre9~Cc1?t>::C> - . . · ~·. ~- .· •-··' - . - . : .... ''· . . . ·. (: ; ~1.t.<c:·_::,_'°'.Pet~r, Apat~o,<: Housing . \C:o6f~~ator-;· Jn·;:}:lepa,r~ur:~s, ,~i!h .tJte.pr.es.1:,ntis~~e91_1lt! ~t,_1s · : ,/;_ • _ .,. , _ ,,, . ,. :• , , _ '.: -.. _ -~ . ____ . I Wal~~~■aq■ ;~}iin}JL:(' :them;c'~lle ~lose P!OX1m1ty of. a: local bar. rs.tq<l_t:n~_h~~r~ :~:~J?US. . . ·. .. . . .· .: . i;\~l~~s:.H~s~/'_\ . · .... -, ·. :~Ii~ ~t~ff f}· r;~t~ng. 'The site for- _rhe 0 • :.-. -~ • · , • -:Staff Wri\er ·- · ~- · · · : · b~ilding of ~_!lditional ho~sjng _w~>uld be at . •.. . · _· _ _ _ _ _ - -.•. t • .. ·_._ ...... · : ·•-.· ·· •-·_. the -North end of the campus Jf 1t were to •· }>.••s6m~thiitg _has·tq- : b~;dorie;·_Jjut-·what:/.take i?lacf The_schoolJias 45acr~s on the :'->that, something Js;':is ~he ques~ion;'' . said . : other side of;waterworks ro,~ available. If . • Cox Dean of Students, 'jnresponse to .. build_ing_.takes_ p~ace; Be~Olt and_ Gregory . : . .-rum~i-s ·of riew..,.hou_sing:pJans, _Dean Cox is will stiH rem~in ~t the)f.esent site. Thtc.Js~ • -., .. involved_· with._ planning -and obtainingjn-_ · : o_f · new h()usmg·•1s _ b~1n~ sought_· from .. out~ formationfor the Board ofTrustees on the .;_ side sourc~s ,!Od budgetmg_ofgeneral cost~ . studenfhousing situation.··, <• :'.c • • - . -. · ·. . :at the· college.: According; to Cox,· "l_'he :;\Cox· noted that once the school. knew school is looking into low•mterest Jundmg ,. -. ,:why :,th~:,freshrrierf .,students were . poing by the f~deral government.t' -~ • · · :\poorly,thC?_Y•.WC!'e,able t<>Jack_le.t~e,pro~. Accord1·ng_to reports by' Dean Co~ there : , · blenr by locating all. freshm~n 1.n _ one spot . and ·not ;scattering them .~round· the cam-- have been few compl~ints ?l over:cr~,~ding .. pus~ This caused a_ higher retention of in the·dorms _as a ~~sult,of:the n~e 1_n stu- _.'..students on campus·and an 1100 count re- ; dent population ... Th~_ vast maJomy of : 4uesif or a· possible 950 room: spaces in the s_tuclents this year· have a,higher: degree· of ·dormitories. This is where the housing pro- · • pride in what is happening,'.' says Cox. -_ cblems lie anci the'.creation of the need. for · :·In:response to the question of other ex- the Oakwood and J:Iyde Park· residence pansions that -. wo_uld take place, Cox says, · emer~d,'. _ , : : ~-,: , : ::c : : , : • · : :- : . ' ''.!he respo_nse .of the number. of students · Two -factors· raise the question· of a ney,- will !fetermme the re~ponse to the num~er _ . dorm. :'First, the. increased _numoer of · of faculty.'' He explamed that a healthy m- · . : · students applying resulted .in the 11!,rgest terest ,in som~ area_s ?f stud~, ~uch as number of rejecti9ns and the largest class , Moder_n Language, ,1s Just begmmng ~nd · • ever this year.-:-Second; the installation-<;>f -l~at popular 3:r~?,S, su~h as commumca7 the Freshmen program last year resulted m t1ot1s, needs _an m_crea~e m_the faculty. · . . an-·increased number of students ieturnU1g · -• The hou~mg s1tuat1on and. other expan- this year. .: : • · _,, · --. · · , · _ i, . • . sion projects atthis point are in th~ discus- . This prompted the administration to find sion stages .. The Board of Trustees .is slated · a diff er_ent housing aliernative., Garden to meet aga\n in October at which time for-,- Apartments would be ·an attraction to up- mal . anno.uncements may · be · m_a?e·' per classmen; serving as a way to get them -However, Dean. Cox noted that a cfec1S1on . -back,<>n campus. Tliis, Cox refers tQ as, "a _· m!_l_st be made by the end of the semester so _·_ returning to the tradition of the rights of · that plans can . be made for next year~s passage/' . · : · · · · . · , · ·· freshman dass: In a:final comment, Cox . The Garden Apartments would be flexi- . says, "These momentary . inconveniences ble in that if the mimber of students declin• will reflect in the eventual Alma Mater that -ed the apartments would be open t,o fac_ulty is to come at Marist." , · -- ' . ' •..;.,:;. .,,.,_..,« z~= •""·---,-- . - ... ._. ~·-•·•n•v.,.. r .. ~-. =. -~,.vsr - ~ - . ;:. _r-- r .· .- ... . , "/ . ., ·,,, , '.~ iiiiiiiiii .Page.2_!'. THE.,CIRCL~ • October,z 1~-'· editor associate editor · sports edito·r . . . photogr~phyeditors I . , - . advertising manager business manager distribution manager cartoonist Loretta Kennedy · · · Marybeth Kearney Michael McCarthy Chris McVeety Michael Chung • Suzette Emerson Charlie Lamberta Thomas Rooney, -- - JI;.,, Hage , staff: Matt Cole, . Judy DIScipio, Peter Fredsali, Monica. Flnneg~n, Tom Hassett, Lisa Marcliesano, Mary Allee Russo, Deborah Valentine, Chris Hogan, Eddie Glltenan, Dennis M~rtln, Barry Lewis, Theresa Sullivan, Dawn- Marie ·Sturtevant, Veronica Shea, Chris Egan, Anne Mari.a Calonlta, Chris Campbell, Mike Wiese. . ..-- · ·Not - an easy_·decision Everything seems to be.moving along so be made until sometimein October: ! wellthesedays oncampus·that it's almost as • Upon· first reflection of this. one would if·somethingsinister must be going o~. Why think that it would be the ideal solution to is everything so quiet? _ the housing problem. Everyone would be . .. Furthermore, the sports teams are all win-· able to reside on campus. People could be iyng! Vandalism in the dorms is down from · near their friends again and not have to rely what it was at this time last year.There was a on the van service fo and from can:ipus. It · crowd at the mixer Friday night and the Pub would hold the community .together more is thriving. One 111ight even say that 'the because less students woulcf..-i,e inclined to school year has started off with a "big move off campus. Or would they?. . bang." How much would it cost to live in one of . Readers Wfit8 ~II letters. mu;, betyp<l<l triple'spoce wUh o 60 ,poce morgln, ond submllled lo _ theCird~ .. office no later thon 6_p.m. Mondoy. Short letters ore pref.erred. We reserve the right to edot • all letters. letiers must be signed, but names moy be wllh_held '!pon _requ~st. Le~ers wl_l_l, be publish~ depending upon availobilily olspoce. . · · , Thanks· ------ . ;, -near Editor:•· . ·Thanks to Mike's hard work, ' On . • behalf of the Athletic · the Pep Rally was a success. DepartmenJ, I want . to thank · · · · ·· I>ick Quinn Mike McCarthy for an Assistant Athletic outstanding jot, at the Pep _Rall~. . Director Dear Editor: , I ,spent tllree. years at 'the I'd like to say that I was both ... "Cliff" and l resent the . in- ann9yed at' the journalism and.· senstivity of those students for · angered by the interview with negating . the positive aspects of former freshmen• from Ladycliff the school I consider my true College. :Alma Mater. More.than that, I The students in the interview consider. it irresponsible, jour- were _only there for a year. They riaHsm on · the ;· part of. the have very little idea what, college newsp_aper in selecting a. few - is all, about if they put such em- students . whose opiniqns arid ex- phasis on socializing with'the·guys periences concerning· Ladycliff · and staying out late as a primary .• are but the exceptions, and not · ,;.Concern. Everyone who went to the rule. Their comments· were. Ladycliff knew the rules and neither flattering nor fair: The . regulations· . concerning student . school was a community with a life beforehand, such •as curfew · · longstanding set of values arid for /first-year. students. · · Unlike traditions that l am not alone· in what the article implied, ·Ladycliff . saying will be sorely missed. . was not a PRISON! - · · ·· Sue Davis -. . 1.: r· . ·• . · In the middle of this, although it may be · these apartments? Would there be resideht: . hard to imagine, every single person in the . • .advisors?,eWouldthe keg rule:hold? .AlFof. ee s:. ~ Fn - . ~, .. \ > _-Marist · Commurii _ ty .is ,not happy. There ·ar~ . \-f,these• questions.would_ have to· be .taken. into <·-·· <.someproblems.·· •f·i . -.•.·, ..•. •· ,-'' , .. <_ ·consideratiori·.before'_a · decisiori•could ·be , . One.of thos.e problernS'is ht>using.' There·X. made'.· "_i-< . . . ... . , . . . . . . Deat'Editor: • • . :· ' .• .... 1i'~ppreciate fr _very much)f · , . ·just isn't enough ro·om on campus for aHthe . , Also, whatis to become of the Hyde _Pa_rk ' . :lam writiniin referenbeto ob- • yo.u'.c;l place my.ad orUhe' local ·· · . . students that wish to\board . here; ' Ther_e and . Oakwood .buildings? . Would these dor": .· taining your assistance in a matter ·· buUetin board . • .I can only trnst , situati9n is not one that is being overlooked. -mitories be sold? Would-they be kept along lean no.longer neglect. . -·· . that my ad is not·!! burden_for One tends to forget about the inconve11ienc- , with the garden apartments? Is the an- . I'm presently incarcer,ated at · anyone, for I mean "no harm. I d·- · d. 1· · •· H d p k · ·· h · f · ·d l · f •s·s 1 · · · h h · h · the·•Fishkill Correctional •Facility ••just-wish to end my loneliriess. 0 ~ e stu ent 1vmg .m y e ar Wlt out a . 1c1pate C ass O ·. arge enoug t at t e where l've beenfot the past three' , Wili you lielp me? .• · ' . . < . phone· C>r :washer .or dryer. Everything on 5omm.1.mity would expand to occupy _ a total years and_ within this peried of . . My .; ad, is . as follows: ·. i!l- • campusse~ms to be moving along just great, , of eight housingfacilities? . . . . ·.·. . . time I've reluctantly 'lost Just~· carcerated black student majoring · ·.· so why think about _ the people off campus? ... .(. These questions are not easily answered. It · about .. everything meaningful: . in juvenile justice, 29 years· old; Because they are students too. ·• · will take time- to weigh· the pros and cons from family ,,ties to·.:personal 5'7½, · 1ss Jbs, seeking a_;(!oiv The Board of Trustees has been thinking before a final decision c~n be made. Jt is not possessions. So,· I'm despar·ately structiv~ correspondence rapport about these students frequently. in the past ari . easy . decision .to . make. · Hopefully,. ·the . ·' in'. need of h_onest and consistent .. with anyone who doesn't itiirid ~x~, . few weeks. They have ,been' negotiating th_ e ri_ght _on_ e_w_ 'i_ll b_._e. fuade ·and next semester assistance to maintain a healthy;· tending assistance to some one in,. . . . . , . . . state of mind. ; . •• ·' .. . . need ofa friend .very desper*ely;· :; possibility'of building garden apartments 011· Marist will have no worries at all! - · My request is· merely, that you . ·. Thank you. Write to: .. •i: · · · · · :the north end of canipus. A decision w~ll not, place my :loneliness 'ad in- yciur · · . James Dempsey c/c GoJof if . This year; as M~iist greets the largest. volved slips away. What Mari;t isat present · freshman class ever- in attendance, there, is is due.to the efforts of the now-alumni; .what . the· need to clarify<how the many positive· it.will be depends onthe students here today. changes that they have been ·hearing-about Marist belongs to the students. The.ad:. . • were. made possible .. • The . responsibUity . for·· · ·= ·ministration '.is. here to work with,·. not ,for, ·. - -~ improvements, is not o~lythrougli the work .·. thestude.nts:. According_'to.the·results of the .···. of the administration and faculty. but most: . freshman survey, the µiajority, of them are' >importantly,thestudents .. ·,·= -. '.;_· __ :· ,· optimistic,-_enthqsiastic, ~nd well satisfied · During ·one's freshman year there is a , · with their :decision to: - attend Marist. What · tendency_ to· attempt to- discover all that · the freshmen begin to offer now to Mar.isl next edition ··. of : the : student . . . 'Box 307, 79A1389 newspaper. Now if by chanc~ B~acon, NewYork,)2508 , •. yourschool is wit~out a paper, · - ' . . - .. '- · ·correction. . -·. In.la~i--·~eek's- sto; oni"tlii new· ph6~;: s~si~~/b~i~;ins;alled, .~- fewitems should b~ clar~fi~d. '. ;. ;_, · . : " .. ",. ': ·. · The cost was not $5();000.00 and;Mr. Frija has never worked with.,~ - 1. T ._T .. before,;.Also, · ,conim-Se_rv is .·burying coaxiat·cables fore . · Marist at the same time that they are installfog-_the telephone wires .. ·. • . , ~y taking advantage of the trenching for telephone wires to install ; · · . the cable, Marist saves the future cost of trenching and eliminates .... futtir~defacen:ient of campus. -- • · Marist has to offer the student, while begin- wiU ·be the reflection they see as·_seniors; . · ning to understa . nd his role in the communi:- . hopefully, each freshman class will have_·. · · r-::._...-._=--~~~-......,._,,....-,-,----'----,---,---:---------. ty. Sometimes as he is caught in. the position inore to discover. / of observer,. the opportunity -to become· in- ... The Freshman class elections are to be held Wednesday,, October 8th. . Thirteen students are vying for four posi- tions· as class officers. Being that the class has only been here for the past month and a half it is imperative that the students get to know all of the candidates before they make a decision and vote. • · On Monday, October. 6th at 9:30 PM in the.Leo Stone lounge the candidates for the· Presidency _and Vice Presidency will be mak- ing presentations ~n their ideas 'for .the up- coming year. · · , The candidates : for the position of . Treasurer and . Secretary• are slated to· make their presentations on October 7th at 9:30 PM in isheahan Lounge. Elections will be held the following day,.October 8th. _ Attendance at these various presentations are extremely. important because the can- didates selected will determine the success of the class of 1984. Make sure that you know that the person you vote for is who you think · is the most promising candidate for the class. · . Make your vote:countl . ' . \ I · ··- . . ' . :.- - _ _ - ~t": :;.; ,; .. i ~ /. : · .· . ; .! :. ,:~ - ~ · . .: : :" .:2:) -c ': : ~:;..~::_,~~ _ y _, ___ .· . . • -~~·-- - ~ - - · - ... ~~:--~ - - ~ ~ - ~ ~ . - - ~ ~ . . . · · , . . · - . . ' ,, ! I j j j 1 I J I J .. • . i ,- , , :, ' , r - ,. __ : r ,. , . r r' r . ' -•·. • . . /c ·: . • , : ·· • .; . · '' / · .• Page 4 • THE CIR . CLE· October. 2, 1980 . . . . . . . .. . - . . . -c . ., , : ,;,~~iri~g- ; · . .• P8rent', s \ We - ~ke~ : (i: e~,nti )(i i~J- · -· Ph~t~grop'1er . l ·. ·- ., '. . , . . . .: · : ' . . ' • . · . . · · " ' · · . . · ., .· . / , . , .: .. ( ;/{ : {t{? ;}\ . :>\ ( .~ :;. ::: f ! t;> ByLorettaKennedy . - dinner and during . the intermissio~ _ an open _. . weekend's festivities~ · There will be trips t(? _ . . , · · Who do you think will . win the Holm _ ~ Ali-f . ight? - ~ · Denise ; DeVincentis, Who's fighting? · Sophomore: · · . Jeanne Novotny. Sophomore: · '! do~ •t like Ali. I hope Hobbes wins. ·· · .. . · . < . and . . : . · .. bar will be available .- - · . ' . ·.· · .. •. · · Vanderbilt. ' Mansion, - Roos _ eyelt · . Estates, . ~: _- . . Marybeth Kellrriey ;... · .. ~ The ... natiOllauy · . · rariked . . M3fiSt · · S~er - ·· and . the · ~amuel . M~r . se ·_ · Hob~e~ ·: _ follo\~1~rig ~ --~ ·: . ( .·· . · . · · ·. ' · , team will be playing Kings Point early · this there will be a 6:15 mas·s inthe · College · <;· · . .. ; Dinner,-theate~, . Pr~sident's Brunch · and · . . Saturday morning to . begin . a full day Q_f ac- . Chapel; ' as · well as an . _ 11 :00 A¥ . · sei:~i~e Oil ;\ ~: ~ :' a Paren~~Studentdanceare · some of the - tivities . . . . . · . · , , ,. : . • . ... Sunday / :--:. · ·: .'''. · · . . ,. _ .-_,< : , 0 : · · ·· • ..: · ' • • many events plarined for this year's Parents . The 0 parentswill ha~e an opportunity to ' : Saturday : e~ehing _offers' a choice 'O of tit~ · Weekend. . ,, . · . . . · interact With faculty members · and meet Digger Phelps Roastin the ~.cCanri Center · : The College Union Board will be kicking '. President · Dennis . Murray at the Presiden~ ··· or the Parent Stud~nt da~ce m the Co~lege :. off the weekend with a Dinner Theater on ····• tial Brunch. This event was especially well · Dfo.ing Hal~. ' .. ; ·: '" -; ·· . : .. · - , . . < -'-': : . : . Friday evening . . A · buffet dinner will be 'received last year and can preserita sj)edal · • The weekend· is s _ cheduled to w1~dup · - ,:· . " served along with a theater presentation of outlook on the Marist . community. · with a brunch, planned for 11 :45 AM m t~e :: . •· · N~il Simon's plaf "Plaza Suite." Before : H~storkal _ tou_rs wiU ~ ~!so : be a ~~rt _oftllis ~ F~oli~~ox Pu~ . , _ . . _: . ,: ; _> : · . '. · ,- · · ,> · . · . - Frf!shRlen : Survey Revea_ls optillllsnf , / . . :- ~: .; . , , .. •. .. -,- . . ~ - . . . . ~ By Peter Fredsall . . . · andc· . · Mary Alice Russo · SiaffWriters , · •: .. 4... . , . ... -' . ,,_ - - . similar feelings with each person asserting "They care about you:as a student,' ( says ' • · · _ enth~siasm for his ·· or her floor: Many Nanette · Plescia, A Comhiu~cation"s°majc;,r ) . . Sheahan Hall residents however, said that of her professors. . . . _: · ?· ,, ; '. :-o ' ; the large number of students in the building I A fe'!. students complained about varied posed problems in · gaining access · to problems, such as the noise of the trains · C fnterViews with 105 freshmen . students telephones, . washing machines, .. and · nearby the · dormitories · ("the . brochure have indicated that the class of 1984 is showers : Those with three to a room con- ' didn't meritiori tha(,'; noted one > Leo iesi- . . generally satisfied so far with Marist Col~ sistently . mentioned lack of space as a pro- - dent), not having enough places · to go in the ·; ..... . lege; What the hew students have found blem. Patrice Larath stated, ''The trip!es : . area in the afternoon, . ?ifficulties'_iri finding .' ~ . most impressive, and in some cases surpris - . really kill you- there is no room." Sheahan . · on-campus jobs,- and · washers artd driers · . .. · ing, is the friendliness of the stQdent body. •· was best defended; however, by . Barbara that work poorly . . Some things praised by : About seventy~five percent volunteered . Stenderhoff, who said, "I think . Sheahan is · the - freshmen were . the small size qf the , that the quality of the food served in the better than Leo; you get to know people: classes and · campus, the location . on the >: cafeteria was poor, but.about twenty per- . better." . ' · . . . .:. , -:-· , · • - · _Hudson / the McCann Center, and the ~ig ) - cent ne>ted the meals are.not as bad as they . A majority ·or those · askea about the ·· Brother/Big Sister program: Communica- \, had expected. Approximately sixty-percent dorms approved-of the wee~day rule pro- ,-tion1 Major Karen Flood, of New To _ wn / i ,.. expressed satisfaction with the idea of the . hibiting drinking; although f~wer men (on- ·.Conn.quipped thatthe programis ~•wick~ ·~ ·alHreshman dormitories. Three students, ly about halO liked the . idea ,!han - did . ed exce,ll _ ent." . . - . · · . : -.. __ · • · _ . • · ~ . > ·· however, , commented that . the houses women. Almost everyone disliked · the rule · . . . Aboilf. ninety~five percent '. of the : should be mixed to allow freshman to meet : against being able to drink alcohol while freshmen considered : themselves well ad- .: . _ some upperclassmen .. . Sheahan residents . standing in the hallway~ - --:e- . • . : · .. · justed to being away from their fainily and . showed . particular . displeasure over . the · .· · About , seventy-1ietceilt . . expressed . · friends, . with . many stating they . missed . :. . number of rooms with triple occupancy, ·· satisfaction with . their classes, with some, boyfriends and girifriencls O: Betty Cea. said .. ' . saying that . they found their roommat~s · .· such as Patty Bowles; : noting that the work she went away to scho : ql because she, ' '. was ) . · . ce>mpatable but l , onge~ for more space . . · · • .· · . . . is _ much h~!der tnanj~ : was in hig~ school. : looking . forward . to being m.pre "indepen ~ - ; ' '. · · · ·.· . C::omputer Math inaJor, Lynne Di Napoli ·. · An . . equal · amount described the : faculty · .. · dent.' 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'. •.. , ·, Ocfobei'2; 1980 · THE CIRCLE· Page 5 · ·.\,. .. . . _......,,._ .· - . ·. < .:>) ByMarkit Wegg . : <: · . . '.t ' lifestyl~-ofthis man gave witness io.t'he fact··- Trans~endence .in life~and thus giving . ::.~; Assistant Campus Minister C that God's wildness possessed him in some . birth to-full humanity. / - · , / : - ~-:· •._ · 1 ·• _' • ·, • ·. ·. . · • • · : · way.' · ' '· : · · . · . · ... ' · , \ . · · . For .those thaf att~nded this _Pr~se~ta- .. _.-A· Carmehte. monk, Rev.· · . Wilham --: . . . . . . . · t1on,.the monk's sharmg was an mv1tat,1on · McNamara, ·o.c:D., who happens to be a:, • ' The religious mystic is indeea a sign of · to.them to experience the untamed creative mystic,' hermit, and .well~known ·_spiritual · contradictio·n :.'to. much of the modern wildness of God. In order to do that one , writer came.to our campus the w~ek before· ... world. Chri~tian mystics have often written - must yield to: God especially through a .,: :Jast and'spoke on the wildness of God. He , how: their lives are literally consumed. by prayerful relationship. I wonder if ·_· eloquently:_expourtded,_ on the _boundless · the love 9f God. -They go as _far as to S!!Y everyone on campus who believed in God _ · =· · force.ofGod that one is able t<> experience . . thatthe only true reality is the God-reality · spent five minutes putting himself/herself ~• · ~obviously hitknowledge of God was learn- :omnipresent in creation.·;' And they of in· God's _presence in quiet what 'greater : ed dhr~ugh , _ contemplative-: prayer arid modern timeiitsist that mystical realization · things might begin to happen in his/her life . mystical ·_ experien~e; .. The. ---audierice_·: ap- does not· deter one frombeing human but and-:in the life of the Marist community at .,. peared delighted by Father McNamara's _ . rather completes human nature as· it actuals large? Perhaps God's wildn~~s might be · depiction of his hermit life in· the. ·pristine ly fulfills the deepest - yearning at the core of tapped bearing witness to the scripture that ~ackwoods of 'Nova_,Scotia.· Indeed, the man-that is, to be !,Irtited with the "the eye has not ·seen; nor has the ear •. : Guest Speaker is the new additionto The o~~i don't know. strengthen one's' ability to believe? I mean, · Qircle/· Faculty members, the administra- X--Well, you do things with plays, don't · accepting the reality of a play is almost an · tion/maintenance workers and any other you? :act of faith, isn't it? When the curtain person·· affiliated ·. with the cat,npus what- . O-~Sometimes. opens, and there is the painted scenery and soever who is not a student is·cordially in- X--You don't sound~ all that positive. ·-the artificial lighting and the drawn-faces--. vit~d to voice.his/her-opinion-on any sub,- Don't you believe in theatre? · - and people accept it--isn't that an amazing ject:Now . is your chance to nave a-dire.ct O--Believe? · things? . line to the students. Just drop ·a line in . the .. X--Believe; Yoti · do believe in belief, . ·o--You seem quite excited by the idea. cainpus .mail addressed to The Circle and don't you? Isn't theatre where you--1 have · X--Well, yes, I guess I am. I seem to be let thestaffknow-ify9u are interested. ·. it here somewhere--where you "willingly discovering it as I am talking to you. - . / .--· . suspend your disbelief?"_ . . O--And you believe it? This Week, Dori.aid Anderson, Eri~lish . O--I've heard that. Yes. I know that X--Certainly. Don't you? and Communication Arts teacher.gratious~ ·. from somewhere. 0--1 don't know. ty·accepted,the task of kicking o~f the col- Xs-You sound surprised. . X--But you're the theatre-person. u6m with the following "interview." " . O--Yes: It's very pleasant. .. . O--Am I? I know you said that, but-- X--1 wouldJike to ask you something· x~-And don't you think theatre and X--What? · · about theatre. ' ~- · · ·· ·· · ·· . believing are. somehow closely connected? o~-I have doubts. O~Tlieatre? . • · . , · · · , Theatre finds its origins in j-eligious X--Doubts. What do you mean? Either . 'x~-You . C know ... pfays, g~easepaint, observances, isn'tthat right? _., . you are or you aren't. / Stanislavsky. · .. · ~- . 'o-~That is often suggested. O--Do you really believe that? .. ·o~~Oh. ;_ · .• .. · .. ·. . . . ; , X--And don't you think one of the at- X--Look ... this makes for no kind of in: _:c--X~~Yo~ are a.theatr_e-person, aren't yo? · · -• tractions·. of •• theatr,e is that it --helps terview. You don't even know what you \ )' 11,1 ID a: :::, Ill Ill .... !:i C) I ii:: z :::! '1:S 4 o-so al:: :::, 0 ► II. 0 .... .... ct ca= heard, nor has it so much as dawned on nian what God has prepared for them that love Him." At any raJ,e,J would hope that those who are at least a bit_ interest<::d in. deepening their relationship-with the Lord would seek a path of contemplation in their lives if they have not already done so. In that seek- ing ofGod, God will be found. As one sage said-"If one has begun.to seek God, that person has already found God," And in finding God, one may discover that God is more lovingly wild as much as wildly loving - than ever imagined. think. 0--Perhaps I was miscast. x-~I'm beginning to believe it. O--Don't. X--What? O--Don't believe it. I don't want you to. X--And l suppose you don't care if 1 believe in theatre or not. O--I doubt it very much. · X--Stop that, will you? Stop this whole silly thing. You're playing with me. O--Well? X--Look, I don't want you to me~s things up for everyone. There are people who read this paper who love theatre--who - really do believe in it. O--Yes? X--You're--hell. Let's just continue this some other time. All right? O--Fine. But, uh~- X--Yes? O--Break a leg. \ I } - , , . (' ) . ' • I I . - ~ - - . Page 6 · THE CIRCLE· Octobei2, 1980 . . . ,.. : ' - ·.: ·_! ·: / . , ' • . . . . .. . : . . -· • - · - < : . . >: -- . . , . . " \· . · ·: : - · - .. -- . ' . ~ - - . • Bel)(l~f alldc_GregOiy , .seek ··. ·.· . be3l1tifi~clti • On " / f : , ,· . · \ ·_ ' _ · • · . By Theresa Sulli~an · and S . ullivan-Parlimentarian. Grace Tejada · and is-the Inter-House · council Representative. · Laurie Washburn Many · kitchen · supplies and . furniture . . , · . . . · . have already been donated by members of The members of B . enoit's . and Gregory's. Gregory house to spark the beautification House Co . uncil have each made plans for proceedings. Kitchen curtains were made what they hope will · be a productive year: by Miss Hogan. · . The Benoit Council . members are Dicki • Keeping with the long standing tradition Daronco, a Jr., Bruce .Kulas, a · Soph., · of serving the Marist Communi!Y, alr of Chuck Petty, a Jr,, Corinne · Strange, a Gregory House . residents agreed to be on Soph., and Jim Corbett a Jr., . who is the call for campus tours. Several campus · ResidenfCoordinator. . orientated · services are being considered, Beautification of the house is their first such as a concert and a Christmas trip to · priority, and thus, a Beautification Com- New Yorlc City. Other social plan's include mittee has been established. The Chairma · o · the standard Halloween and Christmas of the ·. Beautification Committee ;- Kevin · House Parties . . _ . _ . Sullivan . says, "Over half our materials '. Another major concern of the House · (from last semester) are missing; we are go- Council · is . the · improvement oC other ing to try .to : build our supply of house residents' · attitudes.· towards living ·. in · · essentials · to what . it • . was." . Corbett · Gregory. The R.C. Brian Whalen, express- · specified this by saying, "we want to get · ed these views when he stated, "I'd . like to more ' furniture, a coffee table, and a rug." see the ground laid for unity·on this - side of They feel these materials will improve the campus. Also, I see in the future, several . .._ atmosphere. Sullivan commented, ~'We're - opportunities for the rest of the campus to · going to try to make it seem like home." interact with us more often." · Benoit residents , want to/improve the Celeste ~ Courtney said, "Gregory House grounds and the external condition of the · is not a dorm, it's a home. We are all house. However, Ralph Zaccagnino, the members of the same family. We care Inter House Council Representative, says, , . about each other and we treat each other "We can't do - anything to the outside, like brothers and sisters." . _ because of Maintenance Unions." Recently, two · concerned Gregory and The Resident Coordinator, Corbett, who . . Benoit residents, Courtney · and George · ,; is also the President of Sigma Phi Epsilon, . - Penny, devised a petition to point out to ½ says, "Once we get the house fixed tip, ·the Marist Community that the resid . ents' _ Benoit House and the Fraternity will co- safety is endangered. Because of the newly sponsor a Presidential Reception.'' paved riverfront, there is' a substantial .in- . The neighboring house, Gregory, has crease'in traffic on the Waterworks Road. · elected Celeste Courtney, a Jr., Susan The residents of Benoit and Gregory find Gehen, a · Jr., Gene Hajduka, a Sopti., the speeding, skidding and . J>oisterous Eilene Hogan, a Sr., Mike Iaritosca, a Sr., behavior of the local teenagers a nuisance. Bob Kenney, a Jr., Theresa Sullivan, a . They also fe~l it is extremely. dangerous for . Soph., and Laurie WasQburn, a Soph., as cars pulling _ out of the parking lot or . House Council Members, with Brian • students · try.ing ' to . , cross the road. Penny · . Whalen a Sr., as the Resident Coordinator. - and : Cqurtney are hopeful, the petition will The House decided to elect officers who be one step_in - the · direction < of alleviating , · are: Hogan _ -Secretary, Ian~osca~rreasurer ,' this probiein . . . ' . . : , GREAT . · FOR : \ WA.TCHiNG , - 'YOUR, . - ' FAVORITE : _ TEAM~ •. INDOORS , OR · . outno - oRs - _ _ . - • - -: ; , - -· - ~ ,. - .. _ . . ' ; ct · 0~1;s19 9 ~ . - . . _. . . ' . . · -- ' .. - ' It's a seat, a bafk res't, ' k '. beach ' chair:.for anything and : anywh~re 0 }.our imagiaation - • says you need a comfortable and convenient . _ pface . to sit. - The · 20~~14" back re$.t is at- . . -· " tached to a - J4''x12,,_foam cushion seat and · provides st9rage and the duck cover is re- .. _ . rnov~_ble 1or cleaning. In . assorted c9Jors. , , . . . . ..__ _ .... OPF..N SUNDAY . - ' . , . > . - . ' / . , \ . . \ U.Jnbeaten , By Dennis Martin Marist!s off-target shooting finally came ' Staff Writer ·to · an end with 38:00 left to play, as . sophomore Bob Cooper connected on a ·· Maris es · soccer team remained .. fine pass from senior Julio Rostran. Marist ~ ' undefeated Saturday by defeating Fairfield continued to control play, and with 10:00 · - _ University by the score of 2-1. The victory . left to play, the ever dang~rous ~aul Ver~e, ''-! increased their Tri-State Conference rec _ ord from Peru, scored on a direct ktck. Manst . ) to 2-0 and their · .overall record to 5-0. and goalie Andy Homola lost their chance · Marist started out slow in the first half, for a shutout with 5:30 left to play, when Women's Tennis By ~ke McCarthy Sports Editor . - .- · coach is psyched,! think he was really hap- py with the turnout of girls this year. The freshmen have · really · gotten involved." . as they failed to . take advantage of_ many on what Coach Goldman called a "defen- good scoring opportunities. Fairfield at- _-sive lapse," Fairfield was able to score tempted to force Marist into a rough game · their only goal of the game, thus accoun- by,-as Doc Goldman said, "using a muggc ting ' for the final score of 2-1. Marist ,viii ing type defense in the penalty area.'' attempt to continue their undefeated . While Marist was unable to take advantage · season in - games · against Kings Point at of a weak Fairfield team's mistakes; Fair- home on Saturday, starting at 11 AM, and field .. offered very little trouble for goalie a tough Tri-State Soccer Conference team, Andy Homola. - St. Peter's, next Wednesday. ~• ; -· ''WE'RE - RANKED" Ram School Record Points Ram School Record Points Division I . 1. Clemson (14) 4-0 345 6 U.S. International 4-2-1 76 2 San Francisco (6) ._ 4-0 323 7 . , 3-1 72 3 Indiana (2) · 5-1-1 292 8 2-0 36 4 Alabama A&M (1) · 5-0 275 9 . (1) 5-2 32 . 5 Connecticut ( 1) . . . 5-1 250 10 Randolph-Macon 2-0 14 . 6 Phil. Textile 2-0 . 221 Division Ill - 7 . St. Louis 5.2 \ 207 1 . Glassboro (21) - · 6-0 354 8 Columbia 1-0 188 2 wash . (St. Louis) (3) 3-1 300 9 SIUE 5-2 - 148 3 . Lynchburg 2-0-1 298 10 UCLA . 6-0 142 4 Ohio Wesleyan 6-1 295 . 11 American 1-0 118 5 Brandeis · 2-0 . 267 __ 12 Rhode Island 3-0 85 ' 6 Ithaca 2-1 233 ~ 13 Cleveland State 3-1-1 61 7 Scranton ... 4-0 216 14 LIU 3-0 52 Wheaton 5 - 0 189 : Marist's womens · temiis teani beat Pilr- .. · 1'his year the team boasts 11 girls, 4 of chase on Tuesday, Sept. 29, to even their . these freshmen, while last years team had .· record at 1-1 after dropping a decision to only 7 members. "I'd like to see a lot more lonaon - Friday. . , . . · . . . · peopie _ comeolit . toseeus,,,Arctirisaid - of . The score against Purchase was 4-1, with - · the fan support; "A .lot of people are miss- · · the girls winning · 3 .. of the singles matches ing s9me good athletes:'' The teams next a _ nd the doubles inatch.- "The team is a lot match is at hom·e Monday against New 15 16 Penn State -- 4-1 ·. SMU · 1 - 1 - 2 8 50 9 Babson 2-0-1 149 40 10 Binghamton 2-1 134 stronger · . this year," said Lisa Arcuri, a Paltz. · , . senior doubles player with : tpe team. - "Our · . ·: . • i > , z· ' :' Tlie ' Jnttarriur.al s~a~on beg~~ Tuesday with Flag Foot bail. The following is the .. . · schedule for the next two - '\'.eeks; ~ ' ,/ . . . . . , . . . · · 3:30 , Razorbacks vs. Krumville Tubers 4:45 i 1-fomegrown vs. Guido;s : · · ·· ' ·. · ·. • · ~ ~ ~:_: • . l : W~d~~day iO/L . · 3:30 , . Phi Tappa Keiga vs , _ Disco Stra!lglers . . , : 4:45 - 5th Flo.or Rciclcies vs : fl/umbers . ::"'.- : _ ,·_ -:.. ~ , -..:;, .; ...... ·. · . · \ 3:30 Skull Ride;s vs. Bailtards . :- 4:45 Penguin Club vs; Gators ', . 3:30 .. ila1:cirbacks ' ~~- Discci Strangl~rs 4:45 . ; tt,omegrown vs; Numbers , - : - 3:30 Krumville Tubers~~: B~tards 4:45 ' Guido's vs . Gators . 3:30 . •' Phi Tappa Kegga vs. Skull Riders ·. 4:4S , Sih Floor Ro~kies vs , Penguin Clilb - . .,, · : - ·:,. '. · . : , . . · _ ,· . - azorb.acks _ vs. Bastards · . ,.: . ..... · ·. · · · · Gators } VJLi.~ SuoD~ . VJ~ · 010 : 1+ . AG - Ai~Y . It \ 17 Wisc./Milwaukee 5-0-2 26 11 Dennison 3-1 130 18 Appalachian State :4-0 - 16 12 Averett ' 2-1 91 19 Fullerton 3-1-1 12 · 13 Cortland 2-2 58 20 William . & · Mary ' 4-1 8 14 Vvllliam Patterson 1 - 0 41 .. Division II 15 Elizabethtown 3-1 38 1 . Lock Haven (23) 3 - 0 186 16 MacMurray 2-2 25 . 2 So. Connecticut - 2 - 1 -114 17 Wooster P.I. . · 2-0 22 3 W. Va . Wesleyan 5-0 101 18 Wilmington (Ohio) 4-2 19 4 Eastern Illinois 3-1 90 . 19 . Colorado Col)ege 4-3-1 8 , . 5 FIU - t - 1 84 20 'Washington (Md.) 1-0 2 - First - place votes in par~ntheses .. ;. .. · · • .... , · · · - ·· Budweiser® KING OF · BEERS ® ATHLETE · oF THE WEEK Julio Rostran, wlfo scored the deciding goal against Southampton, registered an assist against Fairfield, and has served as the most consistent scorer this season. ... ,, . . . A ..-..:~~ .. _.- \ r \ \ . ---- ~ .'' :, -. -., --,, . , . .· ' :: ·- ' :, ·, ' . . -~~ .. , ' ;1 . ~ ,'.·: . .:~- .. . '. :•_:·,/·•->: ·•. , .. :•·.:, J/r:~.\}\:;::'>\/+,;:)/J/c/ .~,.~-~::;,•,_ . .': '. <-< c" •. ~-··:,;:~:•~~)•::. :' .' - :: . By Barry Lewis':. . 'Felton '.·'ran. almost' untouched, thru the·. · >,.~-- .Sports,vriter, ·.. . , . defense wiih·"the·score: The run. was 66·-· •:· ·: ,: , :: , : . -.: . . -~- :. · .' -_:· - ·. ; -· · yards, · arid. after the point - conversion, . ".Th~re,was an'incentive in this'game. Maristled14-7.- --·.·: __ ·-·:. -·-. __ ,, ·· . We owed them something from last year, '·~- Aftel" almost- breaking.:_away •with the and they won't laugh at usaily more',' said .. :punt return St: Johns coughed up the ball Mari~tJootl;,all_'captain D~ve Whelly, as hi~ . on their next, offeits_ive play as·,Jim:'Cox · team; walked offL~ob,idoffField Sat:urday- ··· jumped:: on the fumble to ,give- the' Red . after han_ding St. Johns Univi:rsity a 38~13 - Foxes the:ball at the Red Men 42 yard line.·· ..,. · · : b~atin·g.-· The· win_· fai~ed . tlie ·Red Fo~es With a series: of pitcho_uts: to Felfqn,- Jim . . record to2-0, best mtheMet. Confer~nce. •. Dowd and Ed ·Pruitt~ ,and ·.a fine ruli'by • · St. John's head coach, Bo~ Rjcca, ha_d . quarterback,Cleary,''Miirist _broughtJhe .said before· _the contest·:that ."Ma,ris~ is ball_ to The 22 y~rd' line; An _iHegal ·pro~ ;, ,·-· ·· · rea_dy. for . , us, • • and . we . won t .. be cedure call on the ()ffense brought the ball · · underestimating them · at __ alLTheY.,; are tpe ..• ·back to the 27 ;:buf' a fumble by Felton gave only first place team in the ~onference;-_so: the ball right backtcrSt.1Johns .. · .. :. . . this.should be adog-fight.!'The· gal!le was , ;: Not able. to do anything· with· their· of~ all hard hitting; ·but it seemed that revenge,_· fense,'the Red Men'punted the ball back ~o was}he only thing on the minps of the Red ·· Marist and. with 1:26 left in the.·half;:·the - Foxes; after Ias.t ye~rs · 36-6 thrashing by, __ Red Foxes hacfthe ball at the.Red Meri 9. It·. ' . .:: .-·· • • '->~ ';.:_ '· -·-· '"·"' this same Red Men team; ' · .. . · ... , was then back to the Preston Felton off en- .. · ,. if also was to ,.be a .day_ where Madst •·· sive show,: as the 195 pouriij rqnriing back:· Preston Felton scores one of his 3 ·touchdoll'DS; .... · · ,. could run when they had to, and-pass the • ran.thru the St/Johns defense.for-his third . . . - c: .. _< - : . .. · -- -,.,,. : ·, ·' .. · ','.' > ,· · · '"·. .. · resfof the way for their _firsfbalanceC, at-.. ~·consecutive toiichdown.· . . .. M~let ordered the field goal unit -,,,9n .t!'te · that' might be)he game. Th!s though was · tack_of the1eason. Afterwinning_the'toss;, , .. ·:•we have a: great offense, a11dthe block~ field, and what he got.was a 27· yard score not to be as St. Johns put one more and:choosing to receive, Lou· Corsetti_ ran_ ' ing :was 'there.when.I needed.it. The holes · from first year player Kevin Daley. Daley is .": touchdown_ on the board as a pass by Truz- the ball to the Marist 43 yardline:'.EJecting_ . were ,all-around me,··so I :jusf went' thru._· · ·now--9:9 on extra-points, with the 27 i:olino was· drilled right_ into the hal!.ds .of to p~ss to his team's_ firstfffensive pl~)',,.:;them,('co1c11mented·Fefroll_a(Jhehalf, "Vie,·_ yarder. _-, · . _:.- .· , . , .. _ .. - ., . . Ed_Q.¢Gasper.is for t~e -~core_. The fry for rookie quarterback_J1m Cleary tossed· the , were . slow .. at first; · but _:. now . we're . After.· ariother · fine, stand. by the . Red the two point conversion was no good, and __ ball to _back Preston' Felton.':_another:first awesome." Jf anyone - was "awesome;: it - · Foxes defense which had stopped Stdohns the game ended with that score; 38-13. . .. ,year. player on a young· Mar_ist offense. would.have tc:i be Felton, who's game totals' - (oui::th. down try at:the l\:-farist 11, the ·Reg· After the game Marist head coach Mike Felton ran _the_baU up to the Red Meh 5 ' included· 14-carries for 104 Y!!rds· and 3 - Foxes took contfol of the ball and slowly : Malet gave his thoughts ·of the victory. · yard line, being stopped by·St_., John's .J?en- touchdowns.. , -.. , . ';. . ~ ~ .. : • brought it to the 31 yard)ioe'of the:Red ''Everyones playing and working hard. nis Bligen. With a gain: of 52~yards, Marist 1J1e extra point once again was gcfodand ·' Meri.before officials blew the whistle to end That's the differe'nce. St.Johns gave us our onc;e ~gain handed off to Felton, but this· although leading 21-7, the second and third the third quarter. . . . _ .. ·.. worst beating last season; and-we_ wanted time was halted at t_he 3. This drive though, , year players, those on the· field 'during last :_ . The.· Marist ·attack. continued in· the · · this football g~me. We needed it." <;oach was n_ott<> be wasted,.as once ii~ain Preston years pounding wanted more. St. Johns go~ . fourth- quarter, _with_ the· Red Foxes_ con ti- Malet added, ''I'm-happy but not over op- felton took_ the hand off up ~he ll!_iddle _to the ball on the -punt, ·but after two in- . nuingjheir assault on the· Red Men tef: · . timistic. Nexcweek we play Iona, and that give the ~ed Foxes an ear1y7-0 lead, as t~e complete passes, ql!aJJ.erb~ck Truzzolino -·· ritory.A_2nd a_nd 11 play·~t the· 25 yard line will be our test;;We're capable of alot of extra-pomt. attempt by freshman Kevm <finaUy found'a receiver, Marist lirtebacker c: saw: new Marist ; quarterback ·Steve . things, but we must all do our jobs." For Daley was good. In seemingly. the same.,, Dennis. Diesel. 1-Iitting la~t week with _the .·._ Jacaruso's p~ss. in the end zon,e :to Mi~~ : now it seems that the Red-Foxes job on the style, that beat·.· Bro~klyi_L C~llege a. week .. impact of a· Diesel "Train, 'this :week it. was.;,, Spawn, for, his second .touchdown·. of. tqe : gri_dlr~m. is . one that :wm. make -s"Or1e other -ec1rlier:,·· Marist. wen( the.: rest· of ·th~:gallle the.speed of a Diesel that got.the Marist ,of~ ·_:· afternoon.:Aftei-. ,the g~d,kick,· the 0 Red: · schoolsJake notice;. ·:: _ . ;--· · -)Y~tltot1t e,ver traili11g_the,~t:d .Meli;,/,,,>>: ;-rft:nse_ ,go_ing _; once again;,,Minuief latt:r, ·/ Fo,{eS leitd,g_r~w to 38-7)ind:it,~<>oked_ like: .. < :·-~~ije:N.tat!s.tofft:nse see~edlo·•be·~mttle · qu_anerbacl(: !.i~··.pe~f)';'. ~i~·••s<>P.hf'>!U<>tt:•• ·_•·. '.\· .. "'>'::. :.> · . , ':> . ·:•:., :·.·• - ::.:-'•,..:.,';;.;-<;.a· 1 •: ... ·~~ ... -::-.--.~--:-'"'."'."-,-~~:,..;:..:...:....:.-:-· ·-.:· :- .lil,!(,1d11_1s1cal ·. ~).~th~ ~S9~~-qu,~rter goty11q~r'~ \Mikei Spa_'Y~J~:•tht:~t!11d~i9ne, f of/the_ .~ed · ~.--'_:.,,:, ;_?: .. :;_,):.;y.·;;:: way, and .were,unable, _to -control many ·:.Foxesfourtn,touchdown of the·half. W1th:-.:i,': :; ;'. ·,o-,.- , -: ·j,asses; _ · .which'<forced,:the Red>Foxes: to.'(. the toiichdowri went the.half, as·Marist led .' ·,:- ' - : .: ·•{·.~ :. - punt. Starting:o~ th~ir own 45 yard]ine;~t'. : •. : 28-7: 1n:the, half MaristqtiartetbackCleary' · ·:'.~\ . ·;,. . . ' .. · .. · John's proce_aed _t~ run <>n Marist; _11nd)'vlth::. • wint:9_: l 8for 179 ya~cls and~ touchqowru. . .... . second; ye:ir ,qmuterl)ack ·Tony :Truzzolino . ' : ': _The differences in ~he offeil$e of the two ... _· •.••• - giyen ·an th¢tiD1.e inthe:world; the Red Men-~,~ schools- were clearIY: shown'. early' 'in_ the·· .. : quarterba'ckthrew a 30 yard pass to seriior :.'tblrd·quarter as St'..Johns after a 4th and 2 ' Frank,:~aveUi ·a~d$_t.,:John_'s.quickly,tied .. ,play was leftinches.short'of a first_down:- up: the. game 1~T on· DeJ!iS. Bligens .extra _;_ whileMarist on a4th and inches pl;ty fore:~· <· point. On. the very: next series, _Red- _Fox;:' edthe:RedMento committhemselves, arid. .. quaiferback Ji!.ri _ ·. f_l~ary; ha~~~d . of[,. .to._ with.". an _iUegal prosedure· ,can; the ·R.e~ ·-_; ·Preston Felto~ ~t the;: ~4 yard hne an_d ~~t-: >Foxes. fo~nd _new life. Moving the_-ball_ to ched along with a packed home.crowcl-as-. the 17 yard lme, Marist head coach Mike · .. LOU CORSETTI- rank~d No. 1 in ' · .·. . _'; punt returns lDiv; 1H 1; Met C~nf. Player _ . . oftheweek.(weekll· · · >-;. - . · , • .. ... 'TOl\l i°(ELLY- ranked No. 5 in pass . receiving(Divllll . , . . . ·- .-,.._ STON FELTON ~-3 touchdo-..n~, . ai-ds' rushing, Met Conf, . ; . of the week 'I wee · ··· ·· ::TaK,2of;9 raCeii'ltJlthaca- ·-·->- t : :,,, .. ,~,."' .;)•:\ .. - :1_c:..·· :~-\ >· · :-t':.:,:::1)<;t}.c:'0o<L·\·c:~-• •- : :·· -.· __ '..·· .,, •... ··-,,c.. - .... ' ... . _.:,,·_·.:_' . }>_r-_..,_},•. ~y Mike McCartlir --~ ''•; .::t:: :)-'lth11;ca':9~So ·always beeri. a·, sm~ll: college: .. wain· Sue Dubatowka,. Enc· Dupont;. I;)om :_. - ·'. Cross Country -Mansfield St. Inv. Sports Editor. _ .:.' . •>:;.- ,.,.·: ppwef;~ysaid,Meyn;/'a11~-we complt!tely .. ·ca1~b~9, Scott_Bennett·,·Jim Spratt, Frank. --~sat.· > .• -. :·,;::•/~.~ · .· .... _. ••-~- ,. :.;~:_.,":: ,\o::···· ·- · · .. · .. ctominat~d 2 races due_ to·our early water- --Kozakiewicz,• Kevin_Wilson, Joe Verelli ... · . · -_:, .•. .· ... •. . . ,CMarist .took j of 3· varsify-crew s~rim~ ~,, pr.-actice ·start."_The heavyweight·boat-has•.:..~and Dave Ryan: .. -'~-:_-_> :·;·. --- . - -_ -.·. - . Women's Volleyball. New Paltz· . . -.: , dTI~geraces at IthacaColle1feSatutday:cThe ·., 'all :@;.!OJ:?~S, jtsJusta matter9fstrength, '.-" ·; · . , <·, ·:-·· ·.' ·-:·· .- c_ .•. • · ~~- ' · · .. :\ ._' ,, : - ":. •_, • H. Thurs. .·. :· · · .. .· . - · · me_!)',~ lightweiglit'boaftoolecthe opem;r by:,"·b~sics_ a~d_ c9n!litio_ning. fexpecG·th¢m>ip, _. Toe row_ers-bave,a tentative rase at Mer- 8 6oatle~gths;the :women's yarsity wonby .. ,be mµc_h·more.competitive by the endoftJ1,e rimack ori Sunday October 5; then have a •-15Ien.iths;a_n,Hhe men'fheavyw'eight boat- ·,,faIL!';/ \ ·). ~ ': _-:;:'~ • .· ;;:,:/ ,,:;_>. · r 8 ac_e :adt hom 0 e •ag! 1 ins 0 rLowb eU 1 1 9 heh . follMQ.wi!1g ·, dropped the thitd raceby2 lengths>. · ·- .. ;-'</' : .. >--->, _ . '.~-----_.·• _ , .. .., ·. · .'J,, :::; > . atuf ay, ct., •· _· cto er• · as anst . '~'The.fall, season ~is, always more r~lax-.. · : The men's:,varsity boat ~oasts COXS\Vain."::, at the Heaa of the Cliarles_River ~egaha in ed/i·iemarked-Andy Meyn,- '.'but ·it•~- very-.- Kristine Garrison, .Captain'-Bill «Buffalo''. · Boston, and thc::1qo Ne~ :Vork City fQr the insfrufuen{ai in our· training approach, and< ... Graham,' : Brian Morrisey, , _ Toni ~s_ale,. ~- Maritime-'Intei:natfonaL . -T 0 he -· season . win . we are taking it very seriously:-'' . ,,:;-. .·.. . John: Dyer, transfer· BiH Johnson,- Kevin/> close .in ~hiladelphia .. :cfor the Frostbite· . . . Meyri; wh~ coach~dJt~aca -for 2 Y.~rs; _ ' Kowalski,. Jim · F'Q}ey and : PhH; •:Trill''_ ,' Regatta' o~ ~aturday,: November 15, and· · was: impresse4 with 'hi!:,-leam's: sh~wing; , Dil'yfaria. The lightweight boat hosts coxs- · reopen agam m th~ spring. ,' •::,:;,"•·•••:-- • . _.., : _ _->•- <- .:, ;- ': r,·:,••· > ... ~.-c:·.- '•"'•, •·'• ,•- . _ ••--- ••• ,•• •::·-' A . Soccer- s,;na - A~ Wed . . . . -- . Klngspolrit -~ H · Sat. ·. . _,,, .... . : ~ . . .. . -women's Te11i1is · New Paltz, H · ~on.. . ✓ • • High on Sports By Mike McCarthy · Still<RoHin'·· . ' .• W.e;re stiHrollin! Two 1 of Marist'_s ·tri_aj~r ~. Some Maris 0 to~ians 'even glo~;. over· th; rousing chee;s· for Mai'ist's winningest. •. -Last but not least, theintramural seasQn- -:.· . fall sports squads; th~ football _and soccer_ footbaUvictories a la ".id~otape in the pub, - team of the year; .-- · . is kicking off this week with flag football. teams, remain undefeated through the se- · adding to.their suppor.tive reputation.~ • - · But · some :or Marist's lesser known- If you're not on a team, not.bing is stopping cond week of~h~ seas?~· The fans, too, . · > · , · >-. · · ·' :,.: ' ·> : : : : · athletes are also working hard for thafsup- __ you from going down and cheering your - have .not slackened tJteir tremendous sup- . -.T_his week~ndJ~mgs shoul~ JUS t ke~p on :-port that. they too_ deserve. Tlfe. womens_ buddies on. And the McCann Center is still port of the.teams asth~y forge ahe~d. A11d - rollmg.· There is -a bus gomg to highly - :volleyball team will play it's second game open till midnight for all you late night anyone who's been reading this column for•· tout~d Ion~, but .that shouldn't stall_ the -~- of the season at ~cCanri tonight against - athletes to vent your . frustrations · in a two weeks;· and reading the results of the . Manst express as long as the aforemention• 'New Paltz while the womens tennis team is healthy way. So lets keep the big Marist games, and yetstill feels fan loyal!Y has : ed bus is fuU.1$3.00, Mc~aim Center).'!'he '. well into their season.(l;l) and 'play New .. ball moving upwards, and we'll all ke~p .. nothing to do ·with wh_at goes on on the · soccer team trave!s to Si~nna on Wed~es~ Paltz at home next Monday. The crew team smilin'! · · ·field, deserves to be put in ~lie Sheahan - day but com:5 _ ng~t back . to LeondJ?ff is also moving, taking two of three scrim- ground floor porter closet fot;' a week .. · Saturday agamst Kmgs Pomt, expecting. mage races at Ithaca on Saturday . . ,-· •. . .. t · / 25.3.1 25.3.2 25.3.3 25.3.4 25.3.5 25.3.6 25.3.7 25.3.8