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; '. · 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~
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:· :' 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• , ·:
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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
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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
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of tree could'be prevented from dumping lh~ir lit•
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trimmings · and.,. Jitter· that .m.aintenance !er,. put_ he w_~s unable to .do that without
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area "soinc. time ago.!' He added that
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meone may.have dropped. a
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rectify. th1s--s.ituauon, Some ·students ~ave
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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
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s_tuclents this year· have a,higher: degree· of
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cblems lie anci the'.creation of the need. for
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dorm. :'First, the. increased _numoer of · of faculty.'' He explamed that a healthy m- · . :
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number of rejecti9ns and the largest class , Moder_n Language,
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the Freshmen program last year resulted m
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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
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.Page.2_!'. THE.,CIRCL~ • October,z 1~-'·
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associate editor ·
sports edito·r
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photogr~phyeditors
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advertising manager
business manager
distribution manager
cartoonist
Loretta Kennedy ·
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Michael McCarthy
Chris McVeety
Michael Chung
• Suzette Emerson
Charlie Lamberta
Thomas Rooney,
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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.
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Everything seems to be.moving along so
be made until sometimein October:
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wellthesedays oncampus·that it's almost as
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if·somethingsinister must be going o~. Why
think that it would be the ideal solution to
is everything so quiet?
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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
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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?.
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bang."
How much would it cost to live in one of
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later thon 6_p.m. Mondoy. Short letters ore pref.erred. We reserve the right to edot •
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be wllh_held '!pon _requ~st. Le~ers wl_l_l,
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publish~ depending upon availobilily olspoce. . ·
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On . • behalf of the Athletic · the Pep Rally was a success.
DepartmenJ, I want . to thank
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Mike
McCarthy
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an
Assistant Athletic
outstanding jot, at the Pep _Rall~.
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Director
Dear Editor:
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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
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the
have very little idea what, college
newsp_aper in selecting a. few
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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.
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traditions that l am not alone· in
what the article implied, ·Ladycliff
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these apartments? Would there be resideht: .
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writiniin referenbeto ob- • yo.u'.c;l place my.ad orUhe' local
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students that wish to\board . here; ' Ther_e
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, 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-
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I'm presently incarcer,ated at · anyone, for I mean "no harm. I
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the people
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in juvenile justice, 29 years· old;
Because they are students too. ·•
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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~,
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few weeks. They have ,been' negotiating th_ e
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assistance to maintain a healthy;· tending assistance to some one in,.
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This year; as M~iist greets the largest.
volved slips away. What Mari;t isat present
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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:.
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next edition ··. of : the : student
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the cable, Marist saves the future cost of trenching and eliminates ....
futtir~defacen:ient of campus.
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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.
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On Monday, October. 6th at
9:30 PM in
the.Leo Stone lounge the candidates for the·
Presidency _and Vice Presidency will be
mak-
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coming year. ·
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. 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.
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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 ·
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mystic,' hermit, and .well~known ·_spiritual · contradictio·n
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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
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force.ofGod that one is able t<> experience . . thatthe only true reality is the God-reality · spent five minutes putting himself/herself
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:omnipresent in creation.·;' And they of in· God's _presence in quiet what 'greater
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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
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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
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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
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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
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:act of faith, isn't it? When the curtain
person·· affiliated ·. with the cat,npus what-
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opens, and there is the painted scenery and
soever who is not a student is·cordially in-
X--You don't sound~
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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
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O--Believe? ·
things? .
line to the students. Just drop ·a line in
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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.
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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." "
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O--Am I? I know you said that, but--
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x~-And don't you think theatre and
X--What?
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o~-I have doubts.
O~Tlieatre? . • · . ,
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O--Do you really believe that?
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X--Look ... this makes for no kind of in:
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nian what God has prepared for them that
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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
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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.
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believe in theatre or not.
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silly thing. You're playing with me.
O--Well?
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things up for everyone. There are people
who read this paper who love theatre--who
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O--Yes?
X--You're--hell. Let's just continue this
some other time. All right?
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Laurie Washburn
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what they hope will
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members are Dicki
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Daronco, a Jr., Bruce .Kulas, a
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Chuck Petty, a Jr,, Corinne
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residents agreed to be on
Soph., and Jim Corbett a Jr.,
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who is the call for campus tours. Several campus ·
ResidenfCoordinator.
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services are being considered,
Beautification of the house is their first such as a concert and a Christmas trip to
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New Yorlc City. Other social plan's include
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They feel these materials will improve the
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interact with us more often."
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want to/improve the
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grounds and the external condition of the
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house. However, Ralph Zaccagnino, the
members of the same family. We care
Inter House Council Representative, says,
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about each other and we treat each other
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like brothers and sisters."
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Recently, two
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The Resident Coordinator, Corbett, who
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safety is endangered. Because of the newly
sponsor a Presidential Reception.''
paved riverfront, there is' a substantial .in-
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The neighboring house, Gregory, has
crease'in traffic on the Waterworks Road.
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elected Celeste Courtney, a Jr., Susan
The residents of Benoit and Gregory find
Gehen, a
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the speeding, skidding and
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Eilene Hogan, a Sr., Mike Iaritosca, a Sr.,
behavior of the local teenagers
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nuisance.
Bob Kenney, a Jr., Theresa Sullivan, a
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They also fe~l it is extremely. dangerous for
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Soph., and Laurie WasQburn, a Soph., as
cars pulling
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good scoring opportunities. Fairfield at-
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lapse," Fairfield was able to score
tempted to force Marist into a rough game
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Wheaton
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chase on Tuesday, Sept. 29, to even their
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all hard hitting; ·but it seemed that revenge,_· fense,'the Red Men'punted the ball back
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was}he only thing on the minps of the Red ·· Marist and. with 1:26 left in the.·half;:·the
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tack_of the1eason. Afterwinning_the'toss;, , .. ·:•we have
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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. _-, ·
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rookie quarterback_J1m Cleary tossed· the , were . slow .. at first; · but _:. now . we're . After.· ariother
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the two point conversion was no good, and
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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. .
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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.
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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
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time was halted at t_he 3. This drive though, , year players, those on the· field 'during last
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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
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·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
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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
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. fall sports squads; th~ football _and soccer_ footbaUvictories a la ".id~otape in the pub, - team of the year;
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is kicking off this week with flag football.
teams, remain undefeated through the se- · adding to.their suppor.tive reputation.~ •
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cond week of~h~ seas?~· The fans, too,
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have .not slackened tJteir tremendous sup- . -.T_his week~ndJ~mgs shoul~
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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
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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
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Paltz at home next Monday. The crew team
smilin'! ·
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ng~t back . to LeondJ?ff is also moving, taking two of three scrim-
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