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decide
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tuition hike JQday
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'lbe College Board of
Trustees
Marlst
.
Business Manager
' today
will
consider a proposal to Anthony Campllii refused
this
raise the eo5t
ofa
credit-hour at week to verify the figures,
.Marist
by
$6
to
-$102,
and room
.
saying,
"I
would
not "'comment
and
board fees by
$190
to
$1,990
a until the
·
proposal
is
made
to
,
the
year,
the
-
Circle has learned.·
Board of Trustees."
If
approved, a
.
.
full·
time
tin-
Approval of
the
hikes
would
dergraduate
•
living
at
~
.
Marist mark
the
seventh consecutive
.
would pay about
.
$5,000 f9r
t!}e
year for increases
in
tuition
and
.... a-.-..lil.l
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school ye:ar:
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room
and,
board
fees.
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·
exact amount of
the
ttiition, room
and board
:
hikes
will
be
-
made
-during
.
·
tciday's meeting. They
-
have
·
hesitated . to provide
estimates
.
while
awaiting the
results
of
contract
talks
;
with
_ facu
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lty and staff.
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THE CIRCLE
April S, J.979
News in brief.u
Phonathon effort
plications from tbe 78 received, a ~r ding
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Nor
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m
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an
s_eek
_.
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,,,.
to P.erez
.
Perez said the four people
will
be
A
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$2
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0
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000
interviewed, two
will
be eUminated and
program
·
interns
nn
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ounci
.
r.ig
.
.
raises
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~:~en:1=
1
d::~n~egivt;nt~him
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The Circle
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Students interested in communication
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Remind your parents of your graduation
,
Over
$20,000
has been collected from
internships should make arrangements
gift, beg
your roommate to do his laundry
.
alumni during a phonathon for the Marist.
now, according to Bob
'
Norman,
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com-
or tell your girlfriend you love her
.
in
the Fund, according to a spokesman in thei
Gregory u
·
rges
w k
munication internship director
.
Circle'sspecialissueofAprll~.Adsrange alumni office
.
Final figures are not
_
.
.
.
Or
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''Don't wait
untll~the
fall semester,"
from
fl
.50 to $90.00 depending on size
.
complete yet
.
·
Norman said
.
He urges students to contact
Deadline
is April 16. Contact
the
Circle
Last year the phonathon raised over
to
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sto
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p
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un
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ge
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him
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now. C-268
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$150,000,
and
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$30,000 came from alumni
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Fifteen credit internships in New York
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The
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annual drive
is initiated on a fiscal
.
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City
that are open are: i:iews, production,
·
Feature Night
·
basis which starts on July 1 and ends on
College students "can put' it together
.
if
:
and sales
.
positions at
.
NBC; WCBS
I
Specials on beer, pizza and soda will be June
.
30. The spokesman said seven out of
they use their power. World
.
hunger
is
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Newsradio (se.niors only); AP New York
t
offered in
the
Rathskellaf Monday night to ·
.
ten phone calls have been successful and
serious business, but
.
if
y'all could get news bureau,
·
the
Hughes TV
·
network;
the t~es of Grosby, Stills Nash and Young most of th~ money
_
comes from parents
_
together we could wipe out world hunger in
.
Dancer,
·
Fitzgerald
&
Sample advertising
starting at
9
p.m.
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and alumm.
.
a month."
.
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agency; Carina
&
Assocl
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atesad agency;
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These words were said by Dick Gregory WNEW-TV
(senionJ
oilly)
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Blues Brothers Contest
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dent
Adv
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who spoke to approximately 150 people
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Local
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internships (any number of
_
;
Two concert tickets
will
be the prize of a
.
.
.
ISOr
.
Monday nightat Ma
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rist as part of a ~orld c,redits): WHPN ~ewsradio;
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Bl!!es Brothers lookalike C9ntest on
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April
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hunger week program.
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WKIP;
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(Bea co~);
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WGHQ
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30 m the rathskellar. Anyone interested in
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Health
is
a cruciatissue
:
according to
~,
(Kingston);
.
.
WKNY
_
,
(lgligston);
·
;
competing must contact Diane Digit,
C-
Gregory.
_
.fie said "a great nation
is
the
.
Poughkeepsie
:.
Journal,
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Kingston
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428.
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,
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best
~
nation mentally and physically. I
.
F:reeman
,
.
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Ta,co_nic
"
Press
,'.
(weekly ·
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.
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~aj, Lee?
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first floor _champagnat
know
.
what the human body
-
can do when
.
newspaper) The American Red Cross PR;
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Psych Symposium
•.
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resident adVISOr,
has
been disinissed from
,
you keep it physically
fit.
y• all got a big Caricer
"
.society
.
PR: lieart
:
Ass.ociation
·
A
gradua~
.
psychol
,
ogy syrilposiwn on
his
job
;
fe>rced to move
.
off' campus, and
•
job, so be careful of
,
what yoil
,
put
in
your
-.
:PR; Qnited WaX,:PR; Matist College PR
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"Per~on~l Vi~ws of Psychology
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and
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the b,anned from the doi:ms last '.l'hursday
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in
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body."
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Offi
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PR;
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Sports
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commuD!,tY" 1s to be held on Wecinesday at
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what he terms "msubordination and
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p.m. in
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249,
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Champagnat.
.
Three failure to act up to responsibility
of
a
R.A.
,
'111.e _!llain part
,....
of
.
Ckeg~ry•s
.
speech
·
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Other'
.
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internships
.
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include:
:
gue~t
plinelists
.·
wm
speak
.~
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on on two separate occasions.'~
.
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captivat~
-
much of the audience and an
_
Poughkeepsie
·
IBM and
:
Kingston
·
IBM
.
:
psychotherapy
and
community mental
.
Last
Wednesday night the
-
first floor
.
.
occasional
.
'.'amen'';
,
"right
.
on•
:
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;,:
or
._
a~
,:
.
(both
·
15 credits
.
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and
-
~niors
·
only) and
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health
:
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· ·
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Champagnat, placeq on alco~ol probation
plause could b~ heard as he knoclced the
~
oil~NTH
.
Sales
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New .Haven Connecticut
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thatafternoon for a prior incident held
a
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industry, colleges,
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nliclear
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plants
.
and
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thif (15
..
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Lost
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party with two kegs and a partf which
Egyptian - Israeli peace treaty
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A reward is being offered for the return about ei~hty
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peopl¢
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Gregory
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showed the audience a
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a silver choke chain
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with
a
cbinese
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"I think I'm betng
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used as a scapegoat;
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paper and sa!d
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it
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was a ir_l:~~ge
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to cµ
--...
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U
es ay
.
ec
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u.re
.
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caligraphy charm. If found, call Vivan said
Lee.
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~embers dunng the '60's sayµig in effect
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Grimm at 473-3283
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However Assistant Dean
.
of St
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udents
·
to keep
_
an eye on Gregory because
:
he
·
gets
·
lnw tur
·
n
·
o
·
ut
·
Gerry Kelly said "I don't intend Ray to be
might be trouble. He
·
saicl with
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that
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V
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Toga! Toga!
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an example to other
·
R.A.'s or to other
documentas evidence
:
he will sue the
.
CIA
.
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S
i
gma Phi Epsilon is sponsoring a toga members
.
of the
Oooi'."
,
.
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Ac~or~irig
,
to_ Gregory
,
the CIA
'
s~rted
.
Some
12,000
peoP.le die ofhunger
:
e
~
ery_
\
night in the cafeteria, Saturday, at
9 p.m.
.
.-_
Lee
has _app
_
ealed th~ cas~
_
to Dean
_
P
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e~ez
.
after himdun
.
ng t~~rly '60's because
"
l day; said Leo O'Neal to 11 Marist students
.·
Cover is $1.00 and
2.5
cent beers
·
will be a~ has since been
;
re~nstated for v1S1tmg
kno"1 everyt~11g th~r•re
·
d~i~g" an~
-
they
.
Tuesday night in
/
the Campus Center'.
served. Everyone
is
encouraged to
'
wear' ngl}ts in_the dormitories.
_
.
.
·
.
:
suspect~himof~ymgafflliated
_
withthe O'N~l
is. with t~e United
;
Methodist
_
.
their favorit~
-
toga.
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L~
.
sa1d
.
he -wo~ld pursue.the
_
.
caseJur-
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Commurust Party
,
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Hunger and
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l:le Ms
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~o):iec~use,
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con
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erne?,
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<,r
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about
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309
times
a
Lifestyle.
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~est
Prof
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with
::
~a~p~ ~ust\ce
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an<lc ~µden~
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?~r
on
·
c9lleg~
,
~amp~~s
~rid
~!sh~ d~
·.
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~p~}t~ on
·
·
dispelljng
:
prevalenfmyths
,
:
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The
:
ctrcle fs
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seiJI
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sponsortng
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a
·
iiest
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basi~lly
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the
,-
sa~e
_
routine,
_
chang1!lg ab
.
out liunger
··
an(i.
·
discussed ways to
'
teacher
·
contest. All entrys
.
must
'·.
be
'
50
s
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certam things ~or Jl!~re c~e!lt
evellts.
corilbaUt.
O'Neal
said
that
·
.
the
.
Maris
f
,
words or less and signed. All entrants will
.
11y
er
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pla
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,
ce
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m
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ent
.
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program;
.
whl~h
wa~
held .in
·.
the
.
community can help by
'
suppo~mg Br~(
be kept confidential ]>lease submit to
~
the
.
th~tre, was sponsored by th
e'
CUB
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for
,.
_the World, an org~ru~tion
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which
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Circle office,
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lobbies for passage of leg1Slation that will
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increase
i
_!.l!e
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food. s
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upply
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starving
.
MarlstNlght
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countries
.
A fihnstnp was later shown on
·
pr:~~~10/
.
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•8~1eis
B::~~
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A replacement for the position of
Fall
·
registration
;
:li~rr:!~!v:nJ~e:~!':5
-
to allev!
ste
'
food
theatre. The performam
'
e
is
open
·
to
director of Career Development
·
an9
set for
·
n
·
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ext
·
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w
·
e
·
e"k
,
.
Thidecture is
•
sponsored by CUB arid
is
stud~nts only.
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Place~ent should
_
be chosen
by
tomorrow,
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,
part of~ week - long program to make the
according_ to
~~n ?f Students Antonio
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community aware of hunger problems.
,
Special Ed
Pere
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.
The position 1s cuITently held oy
Registration for the fall semester of 1979
,
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.
LarrySnyder,whoisleavingattheendof
,
will take place
-.
from April 9th to
'
12th,
Fratern·1ty
·
recru,·ts
.
·
.
~ny_one interested in teacher cer-
the semest~r.
.
. .
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.
according to· Registrar paMy ~a: J:Ie
_
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.
·
·
.
t1f1cation in
special education but have
not
Perez said the Job pos~t1on
-
will differ
expects
the
Course Adviser, gescr1bmg
·
·
··
yet filled out a preliminary registration from~ecuITent
_
onein~ttherewillbea coui:ses
·
availabl~ and their time slots
;
to
23
-
new members
.
form atthe Offi~ of Teacher Education,
it c~rdmator of mternshi~ and a coor-
be re~dy on
.
_Apnl 6th.
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is uece:ssary to do so before Monday,
A
rll W!13tor ofJ?lacement who will wor:k closely
R~ident s
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tuden~
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wi~ rece!ve- the
.
.
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9~
when
_
course
.
registration begins for 1he with th~ direc~~r.
,
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Course Adv
_
1se
,
r .
10
their
.
ma1lbox~s
.
~enty
.
~
three new
.
members of Sigma
.
Fall
1979
semester. Special Education
~e
.
sci:eemng ~omrruttee consists
.
of Comm~te~s may p1c;k-
_
~e !JP at the om~
.
,
:
Phi
.
Epsi!on ~ere installed
.
on
,
Ma
_
rch 20
registration Jorms are, available at the
.
cha_1rpers~9- _
.
Ja~~ ~aness_,
_
assistant
.
of c~ntmu~~ ~ucation 1:11 Donn~lly, at th~
and~ said
Mile~
M~Cou~, ru~_h cha~an.
.
Teacher Ec;lucation Office, Room
.
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protessor_
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business,
.
Di::
:-
John Lahey,
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R.eg1strar s office_ or
.
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.
th
_
e sw1tch~oard.
· T~e
.
fr~termt;v, which
·
became
-
~
Donnelly. Information abot•t
'
.
the
s
ciat . director
.
of
·
M
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arist-Oreen Haven
·
HEOP,
_
T~e Course Advtser wil,l also _ll~t
_w~!
~s
_.
nationally recognize~ charter.la~ J?lOnth,
Education program is also tvailabif
Dr. WµIiam
_
Olsen
~:
assistant professor of
.
available
.
for the, S!,lpl;Iller ~-ses~1~~ _
.
~ow has 49 members
.
further reci:u1tm~~l
;
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history Roberta Staples
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counselor and and evemng session,
.
accordmg to Mane
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P~ed over
_
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.
s ~ e r
,
bY coutactmg
.
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st~dept Rob
Rr~ri.
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of con
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tinuing
_
education.
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CA9
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April 6_ihru.
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"A FILM OF GREAT COURAGE
AND OVERWHELMING
EMOTIONAL POWER.
A FIERCELY LOVING EMBRACE
OF LIFE."
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April 5, 1979
THE CIRCLE
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Keg foartl flows,
dorm Jules flouted
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by
Jack McCutcheon
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In
_past
years, kegs of beer were
aildJoanSeergy
-served
at house parties and social
Although ·the
state
Liquor ~utho~ty gatherings
in
the dorms. This semester,
forbids kegs
in
college dormitories, however, state law and Marist liquor
there have been num~rous "keg par.; license state that kegs are only allowed
ties " according to many students.
in the dining
\
service area and the
_
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~gs of beer are not pennitted in the Rathskellar, says
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temporary Director
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residence hall rooms at anytime unless of College Activities, Father LaMorte.
they are purchased from the Dining
Perez said the reason for
this
change
.
Service after obtaining a license and of policy
is, "this semester, we're
approval for a soci~l event from Dean following
·
the law."
Perez according to the college
_
alcoh9l
· _
students
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say some reasons they
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policy:
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violate s~te
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and campus policy by
The
_
students,
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who. wish to remain
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keg Quymg,
IS
neatness and cost. One
unidentified, say they have brought student said, "Instead of having ten to
kegs into their
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rooms all
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year. One fifteen cases of
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beer and having bottles
:
· studenfadmitted to having "2»-2.5
kegs
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and caps all over the place;
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the keg
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since September," in his room'. W.hen. keeps the place a lot cleaner."
·
given
this
iilformation Dean
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of students
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Another student added,
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'It
(kegs)
,
Antonio Perez replied, "I'm
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shocked." sure
is
a lot cheaper/'
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F:tOs~
grades up at midterm
Sociology rilajors mum on
meeting with Zuccarello
By Christopher Hogan
said Cappozzola. "I feel that as an Student
and Chris Barnes
Academic Committee representative I
should be in there."
Three seniors, who may
_
not graduate
·
Fealey said that he·
'Y3S
not _allowed into
due to the state Education's Department the meeting because it was mtended for
rejection of a proposed Social Work just those three students. He added that
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degree, refused to comment on the "there's nothing Marist can do for me now
"private
·
matters discussed" in a closed except reimburse me the cost of my
meeting Tuesday with Academic Dean relocation
to
another college."
Zuccarello, Dr. Florence Michels, and Di'.
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Senior Fran Hurley said that she<'said a
Donald Callista.
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lot"
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during the meeting but refused to
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The meeting, which was arranged ~Y
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comment on
if
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Zucarrello asked the
Zuccarello to "discuss the
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certam students not
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to "comment on the
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curriculum problems that students have", meeting."
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barred Student Academic Committee
According to the Peterson's Guide of
representative Jeanne Cappazzola; junior American· Col~eges for 1978! a Ba<:helor of
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,
Soc;iology student James Fealey, and two Arts
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degree is aw~rded m Sociology -
Circle reporters.
Social Work at Manst College.
"It
concerns the whole student body and
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Zucarrello said that he did not know how
we should have representation
·in
there," that information was published.
Public relations ~ontest
to
stop vandals
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.
by Lark Landon
what he should be doing anyway is sa~."
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said Porath. "But the problems does exist,
_
A _con~est
,
to .r~uce vandalism on and the contest is a step towards creating a
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ByTerence1'!oore
fr~shmen who raised their
·
grades to the
campus i~ awa_rding a $100 prize to the chan e for the better," he added.
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monitoring
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program conducted in the
fl<?Or
or wing with the largest decrease in , Kefl said he would like
to
reward floors
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Morethan50pe~centofth~17lfreshmen residenceJialls, the Studies Skills Course
the
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percentage ~mmon
:
_damages, says or·w;{ s that do not cause damage, by
who
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had ~umulative ~rade m~exes_ below conducted by the Leaming Center,
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and
Gerry Kelly! assistant ~ean of students .
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mainteknce improvements, not money.
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1.7 last sem~ter ra
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ised their. IIlldU:rm "sheer determination on
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the part of some
Twenty· fi"'.e d~llars-w11l be awarded to
One example is Gregory House, Kelly
grades
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this
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semester, says Associate students."
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all floor or wmgs where no damages oc-
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id "Gre ory has always taken fine care
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Academfo D
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Cox said freshman cooperation with the
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curr~d f~r the y_ea~ and Kelly says
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about 1~
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the hoJe." This past we
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ekend, house
,
However, Co~ said ~f t~e
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proJected 70
Study
skills
course
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uis about 5 ~ because
floors IIllght wm it so far.
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. members painted the front and back
students who Will be
.
~ ~ d at the end some students have decided they can
student~ stev~ Porath and Jean ~ionsh,
orches of Gregory with the assist~nce of
.
of the SOIU"!\er,
and
an
addibonal
70
~
90
succeed
on their
own."
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rep"':'entmg a: group of
students
m
the .
~intenance,
Kally
said.
Kelly '·' now
whowillbeplace~onacadenucprobabion
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Cox said while there is no penalty for
Publlc_ Relations course taught ?Y considering repair
.
of Gregory's air con-
closeto half are fres~en.
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those freshmen who elect not
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Augustme ~ol~n, app~oached Ke~y With ditioner to reward house members.
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stud
.
ent must ~~eve a mllll?1um ticipate
'in
the cou!'Se, the chances of
the contest idea astheir group proJ~t, he
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G"ving both monetary or house im-
cumulative grade pomt mdex of
1..7
at ~he dismfssal for those same students who do
said. Th~ prize ~oney is ~_ing paid out b~
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ro~ement rewards,'is "an attempt to give
~nd of two semesters and a cumulative poorly will Qe much greater than for tho~e
.
the housm~ offl!!8·.
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~eco nition" and
"of
saying yes - we
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0 l:lUhe erd of four
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semesters,
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who did participate when the
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Academic
Kelly said a suruliar _idea ~s proposed a
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r~ciate it" to residents who do not
_ . said Cox
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Review committee reviews these students
at an Interhouse Coun~il meeting last fall, d~~ge their wings or
fl<><?~~•
sai~ Kellr.
Failure tod_o so could.result m_a writte~
in
June.
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but added
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that housi~,g funds
,!or
te
Porath said contest publicity will beg~n
warning to the student, a probation of one
Cox said he
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does not expect midterm
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re'!ards could not
be
freed- up at t e this week on posters and
in
WMCR radio
semester, or dismissal, according to Cox. grades overall to improvEl- by finals .,nd
time.
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announcements.
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Introducittg Wide~Bodv DC-10 Servic~
to
the Heart of Europe~fl99 Roundtrip.
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And our great
bargain price
is still
the same as before.
Just $299 roundtrip
from
New York
to
Lux-:
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$149.50 one
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way. Price indude~ an.
excellent dinner, free wme
and cognac.
No
restrictions~
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are good
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LETTERS
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typed triple
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be
•igned. but nom'!'
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withheld upon request. Letters w,11
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be
published depending
upon
ovoilobility o spoce.
.
that too
many
people
regard
our
The Circle is the·weekly newspaper of the students of Maris! College and is published weekly during the school year exclusive
ot vacation periOdS by the SO\lthern Dutchess News Agency, Wappingers, N
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·1ct·1m·1zed
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practice time. 'lbe problem is·
use of
the shell
in question as a
To
the
Editor:
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privilege for which we should be
LarkLandon
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KathyNorton
on 'Ihursday March
29
the· gtatefuLitlsnotaprivilege,it.is
Terry Moore
as.50ciate editors
· Christopher
Hogan
Circle printed
u
article about our right
.
as
one of
the
three
Chris Hogan
sports editors
the women's crew
team
entitled varsity crews representing
Larry Striegel
contributing editors
DavePoit~r
"Second Class
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Treatment,tt
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Marlst
College
In
intercollegiate
Beth Weaver
.
reference"to that article
I
would competition;.
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Bob
Whitmore
cartoonist
like
to
clear
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up:- a few
mlscon•
.
'Ihatwe
must
sbare·equtpment
Tom Crane
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business manager
'ceptions
and to
make
our
feelings
.
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an
·_
unavoidable fact wlJ!ch
we
.
Mike McG(?Orty
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advertising manager
regarding this
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tssue known, accept. We are
wµllng
to
row our
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distribution manager
.before it blows up into a full-scale
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share of
the
5
a.m. practices. We
Photographers: Tom-Bµrke, Pat Larkin
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wehave_shownourselves to
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Patti Morrison, R~y Stuts, Debbi~ Adamowicz,
Chris
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Joan ~er~Dori Purdy;
Cll;ris
Egan, Jim,'.l'ownsend.
BQb
Whitmore, Jim Kochis;.Lina
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However,
.
wo
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do not
recognized as a
yars!ty
team by-
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Marianne Beyer, Jack Mc~utcheon, Eileen Ryan, Rich Sohanchyk. .
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to
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have.
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even as victims
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as
an. after--
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sitajltlon, and
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a~~~nt of coiti~on d~m2ges at thEl end of
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the
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:
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of·
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of all the
m:~s
of th~
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students
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pi:_actlce, the
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d~y1smg
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,
to
create
an egalltarfan·-team,• the
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coin;
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problemisdeepertbanthem~e
.
MaristW0111eri'sCrewTeam
meritarv ;,,-hen all other
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measures to coutroi
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absurd idea of bribitig people ~,-ith money not
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the
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consult_
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to
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hei_i:ig ~reated
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for Sociology students a!_ld
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Dear Editors:
moriey~all
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students!Y
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all
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without appropriate represen
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softball, an event that
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be_ eligible
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t<>
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part1c1pat~
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this
.
• t_ly
contr;i.dicting it.self,
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oncerning
cori1-
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from the
-SAC.
How
can
anyone
•
help those
·
many
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Marist Students - p~r- Aoumament ~ua!l,y, but this was
...
mui:ii,cation. Maybe they ~hould
·
re-~xamine
people who don-'thelp themselves'!
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ticipate in. However, this year
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not _the ~se,; .
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sad
c-ommt11fary
raise~
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hands.
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the chance to play allud~ many _
First,
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publicity for
.
this.
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tour-
Marist students,
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due
to
s_eriowL-nament was
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almost
noQ.:.existent .
violations in
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the procedures that
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There were·no pQSters ei:pla~in~L
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governed the entra~e to: this how
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many.
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tournament.
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coordinator,
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As.part of Wo'rldHunger Week this ~e~k,
the CUD sponsqred two
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lectures describing
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the problcma~ well
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as urging
-
college students
.
.
·'to
put it together" and .. wipe it out."
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· On Monday tiight;· the
.
former comedian
.
.Oick Gregory_ utter,ed
:
thes-e words to an
.
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atidie11ce
of
150
in the theater who· replied
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However, on Tuesday night n
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than
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eleven people attended the second lectu
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Could it ~e th!}twe tnily are the "television
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become so passive that
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initial interest in a pressing issue fizzles oii.t to
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apathetic ipdifference overnight when \t
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b~fore he said "Goodnight",
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Grego,ry
asked those in the audience who·
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wouid
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which
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close to half pledged support with
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case' 111ay be, it's
a
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interested in world hunger while
2
½
billion
go hungry;
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John
Hughes
Commuter
.Unt_on PresidentL
What is the morality of Marist College and how
.
with
a core
cuITicul~
to
explore the possibllity ,
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does it affect the students? What' does it really
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of moral
_
roots.
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The cl.ass
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cri~ria
.
ls
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presented
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mean to be a stud~t at
this
institutt,oi:iofhigher
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solely for ~e i,urpose
.
ot cou~ development,
.
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learning?
As
strange
as
this
may
sound
I
do ask
.
leaving the.mdividual at
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a loss for whatever:
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is·
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myself these questions now~nd again .
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The very
not encompassed
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by these guidelines. 'lbe in-
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fact that I-do ask myself th~e questions.
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divi~al needs seeniJo range far
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beyorid
the
reJ>8!i~ly gives an
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indication of how ~rd
course outline.
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for ananswer.
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situatiorfleaves us pursuing that ~t;A
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Whatever attracts us
to
a·private college like
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m:!:}ie
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.Y;,We are left
.~
with no choice: butto
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Marist,
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has
.
to be more
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than
.
the image of a
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four
.
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pu~u~ it .
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~sic needs go tiruteedec(th,!!refo~e _
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year party and an unquenchable thirst for beer;
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we musttum to gradf?polnt index,es
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satisfy
thls
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Besides
the
facMhat each
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one of us also pays
,.:-new)'.earningforon,.paperapproyaLThe
student
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appr~ximately nlnety~x dollars
per-
credit hourr
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ls
for¢ed into a position of high achievement
arid:'.
just
to call ourselves a- private institution
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of,
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outstanding grades tofindacceptaric~Jn
a
world,
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"higher" learning, Belng
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a
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private ~rty does
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other
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<~9netary
.~tu~
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to
be; ~
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students,
both
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College;
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but~ybe
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seems that our leai:nlng
experience 1'.e&ches
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Marist
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can
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April"S, 1979
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THE CIRCLE
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relf schooi Jhildre
we~k
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a rendiiion of "Jun e . ook,, by . '- -
Marist
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Children's -Theater- Clockwise
rightar;Loii 1\_t[erlino (~owag!ff, Dave
a~
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(Bag9eera);' ijathy Pinto. ( Wiftett) ,·
nny -. Higgi:ms, · A.Hcia McDowell, Pat
ar~fioti, :and Donna· _Layport (British
ultuf~~LA presentatiori for
th~
Mari~t
tt>m-
unity wiH be made 1:1):illay, at 7 p.m. in the
mpus t~eater.
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open ho
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use
T_JIE CIRCLE
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The week
in
review
Around the· world ....
end· of the week.
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April 5, 1979
Inquiring
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Phot9grapher
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By Deborah
Adamowtcz
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About
120
people attended a com-
1
municatlons open house Ssturday, for
prospective English and Commurilcatlons
Majors, sponsored by the Department of
En:g!-fsb
~nd
Communication Arts.
President Carter
and
Soviet President
Leonid
I.
Brezhnev could meet at a
summit
as
early
as
next month
if
the
Kremlin
approves
American
proposals
to
remove the last roadblock
to
a new
strategic
anns
limitation
-
treaty.
Word
fro1J!
Moscow is expected by _the
But, because Brezhnev
is
plagued by
several ailments
and
would not be able
to
make a long
·
and
difficult
trips,
and the last
two U.S. - Soviet summits were
·
held in
Russia,
the
summit. might
take
place in
Alaska and Hawaii.
.
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Question: Do you think giving
$25
dollars
to
the
Door
with the
least amount of
damage
Is
a good incentive
to
cut down on
camp~ vandalism?
/
In
a welcoming speech, Academic Dean
A,.,,..
d th
t
Louis
Zuccarello
said Marist's aim
"is
to
,
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,
r
'OUn
·
e OWn
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provide specialization and breadth."
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Marist tries to prepare stuqents to be able
·
Con~ional experts warned this week fail because of intense radiation -
making
.
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to "deal with value issues in professional
that the Three Mile Island nuclear reactor it impossible to measure conditions, inside
life."
.
·
·
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may be
so
contaminiated by radiation that the reactor.
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Dr. Milton Te1cninan, professor of it may have to be junked. .
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Local authorities said some schools were
'English,-spoke
ori the value of majoring in
Nuclear Regulatory
·
Commission of-
reopening
and
some of the
50,000
to
~0,000
English.
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ficials said
the
dangerous hydrogen bubble residents
who
feld the area were
retur-
Dr. Jeptha Lanning, associate professor• inside
the
reactor
is
continuing to shrink, ning.
·
·
of English, said the communications
bu~
w~rried
that
vital instruments
·
might
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culTiculurn-"addresses
.
some of the needs
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ofourtin1e."llesa1d'thatvarlouscampus
Atou
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.
nd
the
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natio
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clubs give opportunities
to
.
test
the theyry
_
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of the classroo~-" .
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Amoun~ of .Asbestos considered safefor
·
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under
-~
positi~n~
taken'
by
'
ttie
U.S.
En~
·
Four 1vianst students who
'
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have coni-.
·schools
in -Ulster County could be s~en as
;
'viro~ental Protection Agency.
·
pleted or are now
in
communication in-
hazardous
in'
Dutchess Count
school
. ·
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ternships spoke of their experiences.
.
,
.
~i:~~~rt:inth~i~~~to~lda:e!
RA
,
:a1ips.
answer prQblem
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q~eries
general
•
assignment reporter gave her
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Colleen Brogdon,
freshman:
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"well
roundedtraining/' She said she
was_
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no
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use by
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three
resi_dent
.
ad
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v
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1s
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nrs, one
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By
<;hrist<1
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pher Ho
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receiving the same experience as
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r~ident director, and one Sheahan House
''No.
I
think
it
would be a waste.
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People
shouldn't
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be
paid
to stop vandalism.
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is
the
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second in a seri~ ofarlfcles. youricil ~epresentative f
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or approximately
York University who were also at the AP,
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one ho
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KathyPinto.workedasa TVinte
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rn at.the
dealing
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with the resident advisor
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Topics coi:ic;ei~u~g
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avail~bibty
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of
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Culinary Institute in Hyde Park. Through•-
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RA's, coordinatmg house functions, the
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her internship, she said she learned abou~
What does an·res1d~nt advisor do ~h~n main role of an RA, dealing
:
with students.
"things
I
would never
be
able to get in a
o~e
.o[
the people on his floor
says
~at,his
·
on a one-to-one
..
and gr.oup
·
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basis,
.
and
classroom,"
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girl friend may be pregnant? Or ~hat
d~s
deiiling with stug~nts
·
personal problems
,
·
,
Pam Miller, an English major who
is
an an RA do when a student.on his floor 1s
.·
were discussed in order
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to na1Tow the
intern
in
the Marist public relations
.office,
constantly
·
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b
'
eirig
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harasse,~
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by other
<
number ofapplicants
Jor
the pext round of
said
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''I'm
grateful
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to the internship
students
·
on the
-
floor?
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interviews.·
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program for. providing me
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with the
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ex-
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These
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are
.
some
_
of the questions
.
that
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Applican~_ will be notified within the
perience."
.
·were ~sked by HoUS1ng
staff
members l!3st next two·weeks as
,
to
·
whether they ha~e
Pat Larkin is a salaried intern for
IBM.
·
week
m
the Sheahan
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HousEl
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RA scree~g
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been selected to advarice to the next round;
"l
write
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for IBM News and write proce~.
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in which applicant~ will
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be interview~d on
promoUonal releases to
.
newspapers.
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Applicants
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were scre~ned
-~Sheahan
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basi~.
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don't
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ohe bit of
.
Secondly,
the
SJ>«?Il50!mg org~~tion,
availableabo~tthi~t~~mamentdw:mg
,
the
difference.
1
don'.t
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think
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it will phase
C.U~B.,
.
could not give information about
entrance period.
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this touinainent{as late as Friday, March
We have
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van
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Ori
this date I was told
.
by rv,aria
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receiving our C.U.B. funds.
This is
grossly \
.
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Troiano (C.U.B. President) that she
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had
unethical.
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no information, but would
talk
to Kenny
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. ·Kenneth--Sullivan
.
in the
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Sullivan
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and
,
get
back
to
me Monday,-
argues that he had
too
~ny teams. But,
if
March
2.&th.
On Monday, March 2.6th~
I
was
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he
ran
tbe tournament correctly he w_Quld
told my roster was.too late.
It
was past the
not have
this
problem.
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was worked.out. Tbey have nQw op~ne<;i the
In
essence,
Kenny Sullivan rari a word of
rosters to· get all of
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mouth
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tournament,
deciding
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Jeam. I find
this
com1>r_omise
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disc~tely how many teams he would
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.
accept, and which
ones
he would
,
accept.
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haphazardly
Also,
he'"
decided what
the
deadline date
being placed on these tt?a1I1£
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would be. All these decisions were
·,
made
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A
tournament where our C.U.B, funds .
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pz:ejudice;
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this
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Scott Carlto~
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Tell~
Local
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April
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THE CIRCLE
Page
7
•Circle
Basebal,I
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pre.d
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America!} League East
·
Milwaukee Brewers ·
New York Yankees
·
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Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
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Detroit·Tigers
Toronto- Blue Jays
Cleveland Indiam
/
American League West
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Texas Rangers
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Twins
Oakland A's
Seattle Mariners
National League
East
Philadelphia Phillies
Montreal Expos
Pittsburgh Pirates
.,
New York Mets
Chicago
Cubs
st.
Louis
Cardinals
ictions
National League West
, San Francisco Giants
Los
Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Houston Astros
· Sal!,Diego Padres
Atlanta Braves
PhJIJies
may
meeJ Brewers in· '79 Series
By Chris
Hogan
.
Without "Charlie Hustle" (Pete Rose)
a "wait till next year" by manager Joe
Toronto and Cleveland will play baseball
·
and skipper
.
Sparky Anderson, the Reds
.
Torre early. Richie
"
Hebner
-
and Willie
for the first month. of the season before
There
'
s no doubt in my ~ d
that
the
will
place a lot
of
weight on the shoulders Montanez
will
provide a
fot
of power,
·
falling
~
completely
·
out of playoff con-
Phillie5, have enough power to compensate
of
George Foster. Well, Foster is going to
-
which
the
Mets haven't seen in their entire tention.
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fortheirlackofpitchingthisseason.With· hitjust·asmanyhomers,buttherewillnot history.
·
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-Darrell Porter, Amos
Otis
and Clint
-
sluggers like Gr_eg
_
Luzinski (35
~
homers)
be enough runners
-
on ba
_
se to drive home
The Cubs and the Cardinals will hide at Hurdle will highlight the Royals dramatic
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and
Mike
:
Schmidt
(21
homers), contact
runs.
Joe Morgan will improve on his .236
·
the cellar of the division and trade places squeeze
~Y
the Ange
.
ls in August. Also,
hitters)ike Gary
-
Maddox and Bake Mc-
average and only
19
steals; but only P.ete
for last througho~t tlie entire
seaso~.
Ka~as City always. seems to find youth
Bride will
~e batted in. Pete Rose adds the
·
Rose and a 30 game season from Tom
.
Th~ Yankees
~1
fold down the stretch,
_
that
~O!ll~
t~ough m tight spots.
:
final t~uch to set a perfect
_
stage for the Seaver would help out the Reds.
·
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despite another fine year by
-
Ron Guidry. -'
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Calif~rnJa will be the
·
only team close to
!
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world Series.
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'.l'he only
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thing
,
that the Astros and the
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Bythe
:
way, Paul Mirabella
will
be
in
the the Royals
_
in
that division; Rod Carew
r
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Watclithe Milw:aukee Brewers to make . Padies
_
have going for theqi
is next year.
.
minors by late May and Jim Beattie
will
pitcher Dave LaRoche, and lefty Frank
1
the series
•
and upset the Ya~ees in th~
,
Forget about
.
the
;
-Braves. Three Bob
find a spot"back on the Yank's team
.
This Tanana will carry the club, but Nolan
r
'American
-·League
East. The Ya
_
Ilkees
'·
Homer's cQuld not' even. help them
,
this
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time, the media will outdo themselves on Ryanjustwon'tbaveanycontrol at all this
l
bubble
will
fmally burst this season
_
when year
.
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Reggie Ja~sori 'and probably kill
his
year.
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Reggi~ JacksoGn (Mr.NOttct
1
obechr),kTh~nnan
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Mstontreal
w
1
ill
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stunllis
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the National Leagµe
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rephutahi
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him
t ~9 otJhertlife
y,rill
stir
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besides those t~o
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o e m the
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Andre
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wit
s own wor .
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earns. us one added note. Pete Rose will
f
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finaLpenant stretch:
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DawsoR and Warren Cromartie. Gary
Losing Luis Tiant is no greatloss, but the make more money from commercials than
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San Francisco will
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provide the National
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carterandDaveCashwillprovide
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support
BoSox
.
will need
a
rookie star to take the anyone else in the major leagues.
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o slumpt.
ASox-c1st~Ce to
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Ythest Yankk~ _andtt~rewe
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Scott
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_isn't gettn:i~ any younger
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Clark will
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carry the offense
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with another team race. But Willie Stargell
;
38, and a
either. Maybe it's about time the Red Sox
,
.
300 average ancfprobably over 30 homers.
·
lack of consistancy
will
hurt the Bucks
.
look for some
·
new blood.
prospective employer, transfer, or
Th~Dodgers willfollow the Giants, only
The Mets will show
·
promise on opening
The who? The Baltimore Orioles, they
graduate school.
·
because
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of talent
_
like Steve Garvey, RQn day, as u~ual, but Lee Mazzilli and John
used to be a pretty
·
good team
in
'69, but
Ma says, "People are_ more careful
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Cey; and consistant Don Stitto_n:
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But the Steams
_
will be looking to play
.
elsewhere
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'then, so were
:
the Mets. Earl Weaver
will
.
about·what is put
in
the.students' folders"
!
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bullperi will
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fold
;
in
early August
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and the
·
by late July. The pitching
will really be
. '
have a frustrating
·
season, but watch
him
·--
sirice the Buckley amendment allows a
f
Giants will thriv:e during
.
the slump.
hurting and the Sh~ fems will be treated to
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to
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rebuild for next
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year.
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want
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another year to get r
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iper before they start torney'. I can
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THE CIRCLE
April
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}, 1-979
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Stickmell
win- twO;·
record· at
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Corsetti scores
- four
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goals
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By Ch.rle
Egan
The
Marist
lacrosse team won its 1979
.
home
·
opener with a·
20-3,
rout over York
College
l8st
Saturday at Leonidoff Field to
even thelr
recotd·
at 1-1.
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Lou Corsetti
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led
·the
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Marist
offensive
,
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effort'
.
with four goals
and
folll'
assists,
while
:
Jack
·
McGinley a~ scored four
.
.times
with an assist
>
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Marlst
d(l]lllUltecfplay from the opeiiirig
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faceoff; Bill Ciraulo
:
started
the
scoring
·
parage
at
_
9
:.a
in
the
first
quarter
in
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W:hich
.
.
Marist-'took
;-a
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lead. Corse~ Ciraulo,
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Chris
Walloiilarid-McGinley'aJso found net
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Just seconds
into
the- second quarter,
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Bill
Carew
scored to make the
.
score
6-0.-
A
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score
,:~
by
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Corsetti
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and two goals by
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.
turned
the
game into a rout
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before it
was
half over.
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the
shutout at
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quartei'
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as
Leori
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Terrano
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score
was
a long sh9t and beat
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Marlst
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goaliirPaul Keenan who played a
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game; accoi:ding
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head
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coach
c.
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cer.vont
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goal from that far
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is
'fnore
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or
Jess
lucky.
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It
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caught him
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Keenan faced
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ZJ shots·during
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the game
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just
two goals. The only other
Y<>rk
goals
were
;
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.
Terrano
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own
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game
last
,
Wednesday
against
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.
State. They
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Iost 23-0;
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arid qenimi said ''they llre
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really a super
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,
athletes on1he
:
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can relate.
It
seemed as
ff
he always-left tis
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~.t!rlnl(if Schatzel 1~ves,
1:~
go
back
to
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Inotiva~ed;
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lot'ofg11ys
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says
two ex-Ma.rist sprinters
and
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Accor.ding
~o
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quit the track I don't.think I'll eveirunfor
tl_le
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motivall:on to
run,
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that
s
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were , •given
the
opporturufy'' to
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compete \\'hich M~fl~
IS
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also
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member.
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Steye Henry.
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no
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111~re. sp~tez:s _on t~e t~m, •
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bµfw:ere unable to meet:the
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qualifying
.
Cery9µ1 thinks
:
a
~ig
t~t for
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the
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own, there's no one
_
to push you. If.you
.
h.e added.
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According to
.
Gillis,- there were
-
standards. He added that
·-
Gillis
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want someone
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who
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wants
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spend
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J>"tiginallY,Jive sprinters on the tea~
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attend three meets that he was entered
in.
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som~tin~ewith
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last
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Manst track team,. "He
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Abou,t
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the
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runners
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guys •• said
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Marist
track
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"!fe tends to discourage you;' M:aybe
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c1ttahl
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the
5t!.tndards
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to compete
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n~ber Ron G~dzi~la
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guyji
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the fact
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Two freshman
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90-:ll_S
with
2._39
(U.S;M.M:A.)
last
Saturday
1ri
New York
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advance Ao ~he Marist
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fll'St six polJ!tsm
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All-stars defeated t~ ~e'!V
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throu~
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third quarter to ~.e·a
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Fell~~o J?,ipers
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John
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york qty-13asques 101-94 O!!cMon~y
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first'
string
U.S.M;M:A-
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defeated U;S.M.M.A.'s second stling shell
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by
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ten
secondsrthe
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varsity
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heayY.veig}i1s edged Ma~t
by
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Tuesday,Ap~i
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match~
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boats.
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we
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made
a
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few
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ANACONDA
SPORTS.
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mistakes/! he said alfout the
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Friday';'"l>.pril 6
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a
p.m.
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st,;engWin
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tne upcoming season/'
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Next Saturday; Marist
.
will travel
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.to
ILinlj~rs
L
~gains.t the
,
University of
Massachusetts which has an
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abouV1~.ooo;
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