G,uards
Resigil
Volume 23, Number 2
September 13, 1979
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Securitysupervisors,
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when trying to enforce
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rf~rce~t:µ1ci:ease,faculty wolild
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spokes.man for the
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guidelines state clubs presently in
C_ann says allocation applications
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students were receiving
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30 clubs
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students'
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moile>: is alloca_ted and
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have · and he ~ys
cl~~ will
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be
permitted
to
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feceiving ·tlfe federatassistilpce.
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operation for
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W1tilthestudente1thergraduatesorleaves last year and th1S:yearJ3SG bu(iget of
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MaryRyaIJ. _ _
Mr;andMrs.
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GeorgeNaylor,Buchahan
college, said _Fraher, whereas-in previous
$28,000 will
be used for the
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"better
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residents
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Watch,
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(~ii~~tznJ<?·;~Ms~~t~!n!
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Fraher, appointed as
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the
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director :of ·
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$28;000
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one-thircL the
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company .and one of-. four international freedom loving poeple."
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financial aid during the·
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s\iinmer,
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said collectedfromthe$30.activityfee-.charged
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events scheduled. to appear at Marist ., ... They
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also said it would be- a
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"double
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approxim.ately
1,260
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students . are- to
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each full-t:i¢e
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student and .
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then
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Co_llege tllursemester, has b~n criticiz~ · standard~ for the Black Watch to appear
i:eceiyii)g . some· financial
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aid
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with
•a• alloca~
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to
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the
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various clubs and
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by three residents
in
the Dutchess County when people are asked to enforce civil
projected
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$5 million allocatedOto !.itl,i.dents
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The College Union
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B99rd area. The marching company_ has,.raised rights;
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(C;U:B.) and the
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Jam~
J. McCanri ~ontrove"':5Y l>ecause it
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ami..l,itacy force
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D.anie~:Heganty, a
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Montrose resident,
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~reaUon Cen~r
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receive one-third
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Jnvolve
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northern Ireland
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behal( of say~ he-plans to
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picketJ\1arist
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college at
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~i<l mariy
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~tuderits
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have
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piece of~~ ac~'lity
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or appro~bnately
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misconcep?ori of whether_ they shout_d
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plan to cancel the
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apply
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at ~~at time they should'.
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other
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guidellnestclubs that
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people ,
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''An.Y ~~up of people
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:gi~ny
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have
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operated with
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a balanced,b~dget
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for
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have
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show
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to
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another
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gr~up.
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eUgipleJor
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soinefm.anci~l~1s~n~~e~en at least
three
se~esters mµst raise
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25 the
p~rformµig co!}tract te~t~:
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and ma~y ~rcent
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of it's
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b~dget _!lpproved by the
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"It
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dreadful ms'!lt
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secunty
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prevent_
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dem~n-
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stildents
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apply
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late
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to
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,
receiye F)nancial
Board
before
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the
b~rd
.
aJ>-,
P.!:opJe m
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~~ af;a, ~ut espec;1ally to
,
all , stratjons .
.
fe_!:ro
said
he believes
.
l'ffanst
.
=
assistance
·
(because
.
the
duhds
•.
have been · proves any further allocatio'!, _Tlie student .. Irish . Catholics,
·
said Ethel Brogan, of , . College shouta
·
separate
.
the recent ev.ents
.
exhausted. -/:
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Fraher · who has worked with the
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Marist initial
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amoUJ1t early_
·
in th~··semester
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and
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.
the
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C9llege
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progr_Jlm; · ·
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financial~id office since June 1976
-
said
he
,
l~ter allocattLthe remain,irig r,o
:
perce~t
_
of
·
Black Watch 'Yas scheduled to appear at
·
.
-"No
,
doubt !here are
.
many .who feel
-
as
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·
hopesto
.
expand
·
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Qfstuderttem~
,
the
.
budget
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coUege's ad- theyd~,~ut;:we
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says
the-clubs wiQ, not
_
be able
_
to
·
muusn.:a~1onlater can~elled th~ show. The
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9:s
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this
CO!JJd
.
transc._end
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say why
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seasons in Division
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which they moved
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bask
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team to play
.
85 pereent
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of
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at home; says :Petro;
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rank
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should
be
,
totat support
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has
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sch
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eduled
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five
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Division
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·.
school for the
:
Division· I tran~
schedul~
23
of
26 DJ
vision lopporierits; says
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teams
'
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.
tbe
·
roster
this
·
seasoiC He
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also
:
fa.
>
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sitiolJ, and
.
was
·
very
encouraged
fo
hear
.
~th!~ticf
D.ire.c~r
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and
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many
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the,: new
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p~ibJe: ·for
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.
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season,
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wants
,
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to
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sf!e
"
Marist ·>move to
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Circle K hopes to help-
A Big Brother program at the Juvenile _convention
this
year, held
in
Chicago,
.
the
Hopson says he wants people to realize
·
that "Circle K is not for all students.
"It is for those who really care about the
community and the problems
·
they have,
"he added.
.
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' Center at New Paltz and entertaining theme of Circle K was•stated 'as dealing
children at Saint Francis Hospital are
two
with the
·
problems of the children.
·
of the objectives-that the Circle K club·
. ·
The theme deals with the lonely child,
hopes to accomplish
this
year, says Circle th~ abuse child, and ~e child
in
_crisis,
K president Steve Hopson.
.
says Ho~on. Hopson said by attending the
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, Circle K
is a service organization that
·
convention he learned a lot from the
·
began at Marist four years ag~and was· mE!!Dbers of the other chapters acrO§S the
·_
reviv~ last st:mester by sophomore St4!ve
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!!at1on.
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Hopson,
.
Te~
.
Seor98,to,
. _
treasurer
_
and
·
.
. 0!-'cle K h~pes to plan fund i:aISll_lg_
~c-
.,.;.
.
secretary,
-
Dian~
_
Perreira,
faculty
,
·
~d-
tivtties-to
_
raJ..Se
.
money
_
fo
_
r the
acf:iv
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1tiE:5
visor, and.
·
~he
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Kiwanis
·
Club
·
of they plan during
~
the year. The KiwanIS
Poughkeepsie. .
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Club has donated 100 roses to the club to be
·
student$
to
.
sail
.
Every tfu-ee'years tlie theil'le of Circle K , sold October 13
.
to raise money, ~ys
.
1s changed at a convention
··
of the charter-
Hopson.
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members
in
the United
States.
At
-
the . '
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Marist students
will
attend courses on
.
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theHudsonR.iyer this year- armed witha
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$1,0(!:0 of new equipment, one 17
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fQOt
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researchboat,
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and17 science
.
majors; says
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biology professor
.•
Dr .
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William
.
.
Perrotte
:
The class, entitled
·
"Liriinology",
will
~
·
conducted on the Hudson River covering
20
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miles
(terfmiles northward and southward
.
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from
M~),
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(CSI;)
in
order to
.
"coordinate activities." -
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Plants
. ·
and living
·
_
organisms
will
_
be
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presiµent, says the primary Qbjective of Schmidt
·
added, "The only way we can g~thered by the stduen~ ~ug!t usage of_
IHC
this
year-is an ev~lu~tion of the
work effective)y is to work together."
dredges, plaructon nets,
·
~d cover~, safS
deveJopmenl ·or tfie freshman dorrintory
,
Inter-House
•
Council consists of four Perrotte.- MC?St Hudson Riyer ~dies_
\Vil.I
concept. Schmidt
--
says the
.
e-valuation
.
. members of Ch!iffipagnat House Council, foc~es on Bi~y (sub!ectifig
_
orgall!-8ms
.
.
would
be
•
made with
···
the
.
input from
.
three
.
representatives
·
from
•
Leo, two
.
todif~erent.~utedlevelsoftoXlllS until the
.
_
students
Jn
Leo Hall, Leo
'
RA's arid the students fr~m Sheahan Hall; and
/
on1; ~ch. le".el
is
so !1,ig~ th!1t50 percent o,f;the plants
,
.
.
administration and
,-
would
.
·
not be
,
com--
.
from
·
Benoit ~d Gregory, as well as one arumals die within
.
a
00.
hour period; added
.
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.
pleted until mid-se~ester
'
grades
'
;
have
.
fa~ltyand one
~taff
member represen~
_
Perrotte_.
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been rel~sed: Sc~~t w~uld
also
like
_
to
_
tat1v~. All
the
lHC me~bers have_y~t
_
to be
_
OrgaJUSJ_D
.
,
}ongeyity, _growth
.
patte~,
-
see more mteraction between faculty and appointed, says Schmidt ~e firSt IHC
_
and beh~VIoralhab1ts
will also be studied,
students outside of the classroom.
·
•
meeting
will
be
this
Thq_rsday, September ~ys Perrotte;
.
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.
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Sclunidtsays he would like
-
Inter~House. 13,atll:20a.m
.
!,IltheCampusCenter.
-
All
_.
,
I>e~o"e sa~s
·
that
.
he may expand the
·
,
,
.
,
Council to
_
work, closely with other bran.: IHC meetings are open to students
:
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Limriology course to a
<'
gener~l and ad-
,
· ·
·
ches
·
of the
,
_
Council of
·
Sb1dent Leaders
'
·
vanced course .
.
Maintenance work
·
bas been completed
F'on~ine Hall was scraped,. sanded. and Business Officer Anth
.
onf C&mpillll to say,
on
·
11 buildings and
. ·
numerous areas painted. •
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"We've cleaned it up, a little effort will
. throughout the. campus grounds
this_
The
.
rinanc:ial Aid office was moved keep
i~
that way."
-
_
summer, says
Business
Officer Anth~~Y
from Champagnat 1st floor to Adrian Hall,
When the students returned for the fall
C&mpilli.
.
.
.
· the former Registrar's office. ~·
. ·
.
semester,. they en~ountered a much
Painting and replacing of broken items · ,:Wo apartments were created in Lep . cleaner, accessibl~, and liveable campus,
was done on all the buildings,
,
but major
.
Hall
for Freshman Mentors and on said
Campillil,
and he believes
.
a
renovation was done
in several cases, says Champagnat
_
8th floor for Bro; Joseph
'
"cooperative effort"
-
is
called for on the
Camplllli.
· ,
.
.
~
·
Belanger, he
·
said.
·
·
,
part of the staff and students, to keep it
.
Classroom
200
hl
Donnelly Hall was
·
Outside, the
-
Donnelly parking lot was clean.
.
.
·
·
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.
.
converted
to
the Registrar
'
s office, which completely
·
resurfaced, a new practice
-
-
The
-
vandalism of the campus that
,
bas
required new heating and ventilation and athletic field was graded and sodded near
·
occurred
-
:
in
-
past years and
•
the
"pigsty
·
·
exterior resurfacing, he aid.
·
·
I
·
the McGann Center, and the various rQads look" from
,
Tuesday nights and
weekends
.
.
The Donnelly Fine
Arts Center
.
was around campus were patched and relined, will no }!>nger be tolerated,
·
accor4Jng
to
-
·
consolidated to include photography, ai:t,
.
Camplllli said
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Campilllt
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music, and
•
fashion, he said.
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!tenovations
.
and chariges proIUpted
·
·
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. Donnelly 100
"Y'S
converted to a Com-
MaristBusiness Officer Anthony Campillii
munication Center for Radio arid TV. New · to say,
~
.
.
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·.
doors; windows,
·
·
catpeting and acoustical
Renovations and changes completed
·
on
wall treatment were put
in, Camplllli _said.
the camp~
this
swrurier prC?mpted Ma~t
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you could say
anytblng
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to
our
ne~ college president what would
yoauy?
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Fain~
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Leo :.
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lik'3
the college and I
thin;k it's going
to
.
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be
a
goo(\ year
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are
friendly,
. ·
I like the parties:
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because he's riot afraid to
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talk
to
the
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Seegers-call dormitory
a
home
Torie
Seeger
ten month old son Jamie.
Torie who is in· charge of the freshmen
"We don't know any other way," ex-
living in Champagnat and Leo says, "I'm
plains -Torie, freshman 'm~ntor, "We've concerned for the scattered freshmev
-lived in dorms since we've been ma1Tied." because they aren't in the same situation
. "One concern," say Geoff Leo Resident as other freshmen. I think they should be
· director and assistant • to the Dean of given a lot of credit: I think they will ~e
Students, "is that there is a distinct better for it though
if they can handle It,
possibility for achild living all)ong college they'll go through a lot of growth in that
students to grow up too fast." "I don't negative situation.''
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wantJamietogrowuptoofast.Iwanthim
According toGeoff, "Tone's Job
IS
· j
b ·
bab ,,
challenging because she must
try
to help
to en oy emg a
y.
•
those scattered freshmen attain the
·. "If
I were 'singleihese last few years I
identity of the class of.1983.".
·
think"it would have gotten to me. I'd
_1'e
as
. frustrated as the students."· says ~off
"I just hope that if the freshmen dorm
Seeger. "I have rpy self doul>ts and:l can doesn't work this year," saysGeo~"they
use Torie as
a
sound board. It's ruce to don't give up on it." "It's like a baDy and
have somebody' to talk·to rather than the it's going to gro~ and I'm going to ha\'.e fun
11 "
h
dded
· ·
. watrhing it." _
·
·
wa ·
e a
·
Geoff studied· at Spririgfield Col_lege, in
Geoff Seeger
, The ·Seeger's'say their main goal is to
make the new freshman policies work. Jeff
,says he
will
"go by the book,!' explaining
that "the guidelines in the student hand-
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. by-Diapna Jones
book~ year,eliininate the possibWty
_of
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Feature~ditor
questiomng. Its clear-cut and
dry.
.
Massachusetts and received his Bachelors
in Psychology, .and
his
Masters
~
Student
Personnel Administration. He was em- .
pioyed
at
Springfield· and
the
C.I.A.(Culinary Institute of Am~rica) as
Resident Director before arriving ~t Springfield
in
Teachers Education. She
·
·
was employed as co-Director with her
M~~~
received her bachelor tiegree in hus~and at Springfield before coming to
Early Childhood Education at Hood / Mar1st.
A college donnitory may not seem
a:
Accor!,ling _ to Ge.off
µ
a student does
· Uk Iv nl
to ·
f
mil
b t . ,-
h
.
something wrong 1t
will
be handled by a
e -
.S\ce
raIS~
a
!1
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u it s ~e specific action explained in
the
handbook.
_ fo1Geoff Seeger,
his
wife Torie, ·and their
·
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College Md. and her Masters at
.
. Frosh
tripl~s:
Murray $peaks
''the
best:"
nyLinaiCirigliano
floor-!ounge,_whic~ was convertedinto a
14arist president
Dennis
MU1Tay ad-
, Associa1ccdi10,
-donmtory roo~
this
semest~r becau~ of dressed approximately 150 upperclassmen
.
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lack of space,
"IS
the best thing that could in the cafeteria last Thursday night after
"Living in the l~mnge is great,"· says have happened to us."
·
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~ Y
'students· had started school Wed-
freshman ·Chris. Gould, '!You.have two
"_I don'~, wa~t to be moved;
says
_
_
nespay.Reiteratingthethreekeypointshe
more people to dep~nd on and·a. lot more O'Leaey, but
if
they do mov~ us they mentioned to fr~ishmen during the
space; I'd rather stay in a triple than g9.
shouldn't move _us off the fl!st floor weekend, MU1Tay said he·has met
many
· into a double room." ·
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. ~ecause
3:11
our fn~nds are here, if the,rd.o _ "decent people," _that- Marlst boasts· a
Gould, and his two other rooinmates, · move
us
m the middle of the semester. it• "slrongheritage" and that he intends to" .
. Richie Hargraves,.and Tom 0.'Leary all· wouldn't
pe
_right." .
, . . .
.
"stringently enf~rce" the norms and
-agree· that. Jiving
in
·
the· Leo. Hall-
first· · .
Accordipg
tc,
Hargr,aves, ~vmg •
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the values
of
the college.
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lounge
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does hay~ . two mmor disad-
- Murray said he had made
J1ll
"conscious
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a ·lack· of space for effort to. meet as.
many·
members_ of the
'clothing; and ;cabine~ are being
SU~ .,
community ..•. who support the college."
stituted for closets, sa)'.S .Hargraves. .
The president, appointea by the Board of. . . . .
Dr. _Dennis Murray
. "H
we had brought more stuff w~,rmght,. Trustees on August
I, said the liberal arts
In
his
!~minute speech, Murray ·also
have had a _probl~m . with space, says- concept
of
education
-is
very present at said the school
will
enforce the notms of
Hargraves, '~but-•~, worked out and w~ Marist; adding it is not a "technical the college "for your own good and the
· h,ave enough room. .
, education" but "broad
based!'
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good of the people around you."
_Hargraves says_ his roommates. an~
He said Marist's history, from its days
His
wife, Marilyn, who
has
been visibly
. ~"alf cannot get mto the bathroo~
until_
as.
'a
training place for
Marist
brothers to
by
his
side during the open week of school, ·
· 8 A._d.
becaus~
the hallway door leading to· the present,-"dictates standards that have accompanied
him and was introduced to
t!:le oathroom1Skeptl.9~~ until after.that to,be maintained."
.
.• • .. the crowd.
· !Ille. ·He , says they will shortly be
-
receiving keys to the door which
will
allow
- easy access to the bathroom.__
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Students
go
abroa·d.
' O'Leary and ·Gould say they were not
told . by the Housing Offi_ce that the
"3ituation was temporary
until and .they
by Karen Flaherty
universities are usually more selective,
would be placed in regular rooms as soon
Staff
Writer · .
, - says Belanger.
as donnitory space is available.
c
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The average abroad student can
earn
30
Hargraves, who registered late said he
Twenty-nine Marist students will _ be· -' credits during the academic year. .
was told the stiuation would
be
temporary
attending classes
this
fall in universities
in.,
Studer_its, are Pls:ced
~ classes applicabJ~_
by the Housing Office. ·
_ •
England ._ Spairi, France, Ireland, and to their acadermc maJors. _
All three freshmen agre~d the situation
Kenya ·
~s
participants in the Marist
~ine Communication Arts majors lead
is "wor~g ou~ well" . and they
are
Abroad program, _says Marist Abroad the tally for the largest.r;1umber of students
reluctanttoforfe1t the lounge for a regular
Program (MAP) Director Joseph in a single department: Six students
will
room. . ,
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·
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-· Belanger.
·
.
attend the University
of Birmingham
in
· "It's r~lly great" says_ Gould, ~•it's not
· These upperclassmen will be "elbow· to England while five Spanish majors will be
lou_d and its easier-to meet, ~op~e because
elbow with foreign students".who will offer studying in Spain.
· . your near the elevator,U<>ve 1t, Its really .a
"stiffer
competition" because foreign
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September
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THE
CIRCLE
Volume 23,
Number
2
September 13, 1979
co-editors
associate editor
copy editor
feature editor
sports editor
·
photography editor
.
cartoonist
advertising manager
business manager
Christopher Hog
·
an
David Ng
Lina Cirigliano
'
Jane Neighbors
Dianna Jones
Jim Townsend
Mike lontosca
Bob Whitmore
·
Jon Urban
Fro_nk Kozakewics
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St
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aff;-Rory Ferguson. Oee
.
Acomporo, Marisa Simone. Mory Ryon,
Joe
Emmetts.
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Steven Porath
,
Bill Taylor, Jim Williamson, Mike lantosco, Pam Miller; Pot Morofoti,
.
Loretto Kennedy,
Jofln
Moyer, Dennis White. Oove
.
0
Metz, Mik;-~cCorthy,-Modeline
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Whalen. Thomas Hosse't. Koren
.
Flaherty,
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chris Egon, Mory Deluc;io,. Eileen Doyle.
Rich Sommei-;Moggie S
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chubert
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Moving
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By tipgrading the m;n•s basketbati team
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colleg~ prospects from high schools, Th~ first
from Division
II
to Division Ifor the
1981-
,
ye~rs ~re hound to be discouia
.
ging
.
but the
82
season, Marist
:
will suffer
~
in the
~
im-•
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decade
'
of Division
I
basketball could make
mediate
.
future. However,
.
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the move' to·
,
Marist promin~nt.
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Division
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could pl!!ce Maris
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Wagner College: arid Siena
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College
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have
map" a:cross the
_nation.
and attract many.
.
made
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the transitions with greafsuccess; They
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·
·students
and '. ~ddition.al -funds
-
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through
,
are
;
both
<
:well lrnown
~_
small
;
cotleges
··with·
'
revenue.
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Division
I
b'asketball
·
teams
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t}Jat ~njoy largt;
If
the team can schedul~
23
of-26 gam~s
attendances at home games.
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with Division·
r
teams for 1981-82; Marist is
certain to suffer
·
po<ir ~in~loss
'
s,~asons and
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not gain much notoriety,
.
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. But, in fiveto ten
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yea,s, Marisf could build
its team with funds acquired from large
tur-
•.
nouts in atteo
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dance
.
and attract many. top
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inf~nt
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~ra\VI~
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before
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~lki11g;
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Theri
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with titne and experiince~
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hewalks.
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Marist Will crawl in
its
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infancy .
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Biit
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walk proudly and
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strongly when
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its basket- -
baH progra~ ages.
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Readers
W-rite:
All_ letters must
be
typed triple space with a 60
space
margin. and submitted to the Circle
office no later than 6 p.m. Mond'oy, Short letti>n ore preferred
.
We
reserve the right to edit
all lette_rs. Letters must
be
signed, but name\ may
be
withheld upon request. Letters will
be
publish~ depr,ndmg
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upon ovailabilityo
space.
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Edl=tio~
on ~e opening the ~ole
of
pie
.
jounuillst .. I
hope
issue
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the Circle.
I thought
.
it
.
we all can work together
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live
was nicely done. Your edltoi;al !1P to the ideals stated
hi
•that
statement "Simply ·the Tntth'.'
tsSue;
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was·
fair
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and
accurately sum-
. marlzes inyown feelings'about
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Louis
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varsity
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will
b~
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held
Saturday night
from 9:00
p.m. tol:00 a.m.
'Yftb
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the band
"Mau/'
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College
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catalogs
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available
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all
studentswith
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presentation .
Ministry
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Surid~y,
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Circle
S~ptem)?er21stfrom
9~00
p.m;
meeting on
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invited
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the club d-~ring tryeir a~mi~i~tration
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is
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!Mortgo"Cann, with all good
.
intentions, has
a
·
gocxFscaretactic tha
_
t
.
wiU ~ake up the
_
:club
issued strict orders on
.
club spending:- No.
.
officials into keepivg
.
proper_
'.
accounting
reckless spending. No more deficits.
books, probably the student go~ernment's-in-
ln.
the · past,
.
several
clubs
and ·
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tention, but is it a responsible
law
to live by.
orgariiiations,...., notably The
-
Circle
a.rip
the
It
is one thing if a club president, or chair-·
• Reynard, the college's yearbook, have in~
man flagrantly:mistisesthefQ.nds_or blatantly.
curred deficits. The
·
l~ss
.
popular
·
clubs,_ not
drawing enough students from the camptist
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have also incurred s~al!er losses
.
throughout
the semesters.
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The strict allocatio
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seem Hke a
wise administrative move, ancfa good actio~
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ditorials
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.all
good intentions, is it
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practical?
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~keeps
no
·
a?co~rit_of !towm~neyis spent. But~
In
Cann's·guidelines, ne,v clubs that have
·
to !s~u~ a1t across~the-board rule tha·t any
·
been 'i:>perating
for·
foss
_
thari
.
-
three semesters
..
def1c1t
_
1s
.
the· perso~~l- responsibility
·
·of
_
;
.the.,
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must
:
raise 40 percent of its budget. Ne,v
.
club official is
unfai~. Like in
·
the business ,
clubs iiUhe process of
_
introdudng itself
.
to
\V
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orld
_
,
·
there a:r
_
e
·
tpo manr, intangibles, things_
~:
the campus rarely
.
have sound financial
.
unfor_eseen ,vhen the budget was
·drawn
with
.
backing to begin with, ~ucilless
·-
fo ~aise 40
.
a
goal to stay in the black. The~e is inflation
.
percent.of its
.
own revenue. Under this point,
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tas~ of:)ldvertisers, unexpe~ted small
.
nuni:
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College,
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with
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a c9nstant
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growing
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be'rs
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-_
for
.
,
club
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functioris
<
when
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IJ,iversified 1?.tudent p
'
opulaiicin,
.
will see
·
liule
more were expected: The new guideline d6es
·
growth
of
riew clubs that will
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deal with the
.
not take these facfors info consideration
•
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variety of interest this college seems destined
·_
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best, the
,
SG president's
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is a go<>d
:start
·
to
:regulate--
how, .
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Cann is making the
_
club 'officers. per-
clubs spend money\ but itlack~ the deiaii, the. , ·
sonally t~sponsible for any
.
deficit
_incurred
fine print, thatsuch·a·docu·mentshould have.
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their job, which
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_Marist
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dertakes
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a
great de§f~! r~sp
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<>nsibility:
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"The further away I get from Marist
· College, the less I
drink," says Hal with a
proud tone in
his
voice. "It's a combination
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pressures from grades and
the pressure
Editor's.Note:.
This
is
the first
of
two
ar-
from social forces."
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ticles concerning : alcoholism and the
Alcohol"
is
used
as
"instant
cures"
for
college drinker. "Hal"
is a
false nanie for - boredom; loneliness and tension, as a
· a Marist :student who asked no to
be
sedative~
and
to
relieve
pain,
according
to
identified. -.
the National Institute on Alcohol, Abuse,
Halsits
al
Frank's Bar and Grill and and Alcoholism -(N.I.A.A.A.). It
is
also
· tightly grips a glass
of
beer in
his
hand.
He used to _°forget . worries;
escape· from
·
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~reality, and to help cope with the pressures
of
life.
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times a
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week," says Hal-softly.
"As
far as getting
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under-20 group and
:f.ord:
oh
theft
gfveo .
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(drinks) in about an,hour. Then I'll have a .
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himself
in the mirror_._ Consistent·
U!le_ ..
ot alcohol can . cause -·
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his
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drownec;I
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were first drinking?
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_is probibiy
an
alcoholic although he does
.:.no you occasionally
drink
heavily after after" and discover that you could not
notlike to.admit
it.
He has answered
12 of
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a· disappointment,
a
quarrel, or when ~e .remember part of the evening before, even
-~ _questionsaffinnativ~Iyon the National_ ..
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boss gives you a hard time?
. though your firendstell you that you did
Council
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-When you have trouble or feel under not -"pass out."
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pressure,. do you always
drink
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heavily_ th~ usualr
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to have a few extra drinks when
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being an alcoholic;;
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-Have you noticed that you are able
to others will not know·it?
"A day :usually doesn'.t go by when
L
handle more ll_q119r than you did when you
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"I know that when I go home I can stop,"
friends/it absorbl)I a lot of time-which could he saytfof
his
habit which costs about $20
be putto better __
use,
and.it has affected · w~kly; "It's become .an escape from
both my mentaland physical health," says- -.anyone_ else .I don't like.''
·Ha}..whc.> added that he first began ~ing
"It (
drinking) might not have a great
wh~n he·came to.Marist, .. ,
· • _ . · .- . significance on my -grades," he com-
-- Approximately 70 percent of Americans mented. "Although I have to admit they
use alcoholic beverages, iu:cording
to·
a
(his
grades) would probably be a little bit
·
Metrop~litan Life Insurance .,brochure . higher
if I had_ made those earlier morning
entitled "Alcoliol and· Health." About .
9()
classes,"
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.·to.
be. "social
The following questions we~. devised by · .:.
. drinkers"•··
whller
per · ce~t al'e. called the N .C.A. to _detennine prob1em drinkers;
. "pro~l:111 drinkers;" -
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necessary- expansion of:staff, · recruiting, ~The fo~tball team
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remain ·ufDivision
by
Pat Marafiorti
October and will
be
installedinNoveniber,
and publi~ty."
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S1arrwri1<•r
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Sue Laurence, the Television Production
, prog~am
will.
~e something the students· Intercollegiate . Athletics -for Women . . O~e $40,000 Title Ill grant for. the Beirne · teacher, will' benefit the . most from the
and _,co!Illllumfy_ can' be pro~d of,- and-:- (AIAW~. fetro ~ys he does ·not foresee
Media Center has enabled
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Marist to eqµipment, Ribaudo says._ But other
something they \can stand behind to sup-
much difficulty
with
the move of the other
buy a new, turntable, an ~1tmg deck, a faculty members and students are able to
port. He says the Mid-Hudson Valley
is
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sports. Unlike basketball, they would not . mix,ing board, lights, curtains; monitors, use the facilities, he added.
•~wi,cle. op_en,'~ :with Marist providing the 'be required to play 85 percent of their · color caxµeras, and a new grapllics room
"Business, Foreign Languages, and
only~ serious _four year athletic program .. contests against Division I oppon~nts.
. for usage
by
students enrolled in
this
fall's Psychology are just some of the other
', within a-60 riµle radius of' Poughkeepsie. ·
CClfeelit-is both reasonable andJogicalto · · Television Prodticticm course, says departments that
will
be using the studio,"
All other sports in the athletic-program
make. this move over a period· of three
Director:· of Media Services F·rank Ribaudo says. "We're also here to help
• •.· would also:move .up to Division.-! except
years,
ti
said-Petro.
Ribaudo.
students who might have special projects.
· football and the women's-basketball team.
The ~uipment is expected to arrive in
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_Society r,efuse-s al location
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1977, my
first
year as a member, the
"The Gaelic Society
is
here to increase
h.y
S~even
Porath
. Gaelic Society wasn't much more than an awareness of Irish cultural events," says
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organlzed drinkingroup.Meetings weren't -Shine, l'thoughyoudon'thaveto be Irish to
.John Tritvolta, Jon .Voight,: and )The Gaelic Society·. has ,refused any-
much more than an excuse
to drink."
join. In pas_t years, the club has forgotten
·ristopher Reeves will make their Marlst
_tud~nt Govemm~nt {SG) allocations
this
Last year,. membership increased from that the Gaelic Society can be a service
to
·
ebut
this
year.--.:thanks to College Union
ear; .attemptingJo survive, oh·their :own
30 to
45 official members, says Shine.about the Manst con:ununity.'' ·
oonHC,U.B.fChannari Tom Shine: who and·.
to ;~ork·toward a 'more
koown.
arid
his first year elected as president.
. "We're going to stress organization ·and
s ordered
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'/The_ ·Champ;'.\~.i'Saturday active level, saY.S ,G~elic Society president
• "Things just fell through last year, .,, · strong membel'. involvmment," Shine says
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of
about
this year. "It's a challenge.
l
want
pcommg_year.
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to
,work toward
this
support by members and non-members · more ideas from old members and ·new.
C.U.~_~, Jias ~Jso anticipated a· new moyu~ · n~ image_ bye mphasizing clu~ goals_~~d,, . wasjust
too
much for. a successful yea1\" , We're a democratic club, everybody has a .
rojection;system,and1will,be showmg ~rganization throughout the year.
•
·::.~~e-9!lys he hopes1'to eliminate last _say in things. Organizati~nal authority
is ..
ore popµlar. and .recenCvariety of ·films : "A~thy, poor · m:ganization, and lack
of
year's year._ listlesless attitude, of inem~
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my job,, but· it's the members ithat, inak_e ,
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:yea.r, says ~fiirie: \
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,Scholder Not Predicting Now
Jerry Scholder
in
1976
"Some ·people ~re good enough, some
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people _aren't ... there's a reason for
eyery.thing."
by David Ng
Co-ooitor
think Jerry was beset by bad luck; plagued ,
with these things." •
Je_rry Sch~lder. once !alked a~out
~cfng Pressures
helpm~ M~rist
wm .
an _ mterco}!e&1Ste ·
Stevens said that Scholder has put too
championship, b~o~g an All-Anien~n • much pressure on himself throughout high
. athlete, and runmng m the 1980 Olympic school and college, running everyday
Garn~. That was when he was a!!. 18-year without taking a_ break from
his
training -
old runner
in
1976 and led the Mari.st cross schedule. Scholder agrees, "I put too much
country team
to
a l~l ~so~.. .
. pressure on myself, no one else did."
• But after two.seaso~ ~th
lDJUnE:5 ~nd
"I just worked too hard. There are
illnesses, Schotder 1sn t
predicting
different· training methods for different
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All I want to do
IS
tram as hard as I-can
Scholder who ran more than 1000 miles
.·everyday,and~eewhathappensattheend. during his'summer ti:aining in 1976 and
of
th~
seaso~,
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the 21 YE;8r _old ac-
1977 explains some prople can run less
counting maJor_.
I m .not gomg to say miles and still perform well:He now runs
anyt!ti~g
an~o~e,. I ~on't make approximately 700 _ miles
in
_pre-season
predictions;. predic,tmg hasn
t
gotten me training for cross-country.
anywhere." . .
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Scholder's · says his attitude towards
_ . H~~ev_er ,. h1~ pred1ct1ons ~eemed running has allio changed.
'"l'I!l
not as
Justified mhis freshman year. Dunng the serious as I used to be. There are other
first
two months. of _
h!5 ·
first collegiate ·things in life, it's not do or die," he,$ays
season, . Schold~r set ·either a . course or after working for International Business
meet .. record m every . race. • He was -Machines this summer.
na,tionaJly c~ed, . reg~ter~& _the sixth ·
"A national ranking isn't that important
fastest five -mile. time m D1V1s1on
ill of Some people are good enough, some people
.the. National -Collegiate Athletic Ac-
aren't" he adds. "There's a reason for
sociation
(NCAA).
. . ,
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everything."
· "'Then Scholder suffered knee probleµis
Scholder who didn't finsll the five-mile
andj_throat infection nearthe end-~! 1976. team scru:unage Saturday, says, "At the
1
Jn 1977, he c9v.tract~ mononucleosis and en9 of the season, we'll see. I'm going to
' .- then broke
his
toe durmg the track season. work and concentrate on the national's."
Ranked 22nd
in
cowitry of all-NCAA Division
m
runners
Made all-IC4A All-East coast_ College J)Jvision Team· ·
- ~rid he was unable. to b~eak ma!1Y of -his
The NCAA Division II regional qualifier
own records set dunng his explosive fresh-
and the Intercollegiate American Amateur
nia~ year. - ._
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Athletic Association championships
'will be
.
Made New York State First Team All-State Te8Dl for 1978.
• · Made -First Team Center Atlantic Collegiate Conference
.His
coach R1cli Stevens says,
held in late October.
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:- Anothertwenty percent, just plain hungry, And yet, intlie :
. (a~e of starvatjon; they have lmpe. Hope thanhe rcpns
will
,
(eturn to the African Plain. Hope that the Asian rice crop .
· .--will
be bigger this y~ar. Hope that someone, anyone; with
. · ,
'--anything
fo
<Sffer
will c<.>m¢
to
µelp·them fight the battle Jor -
life.
Someone
in
the Peaee Corps. They'd like:to stand tip
. for therpselves, _these prisoners of fate, but they're just _
too weak
to stand up. But with the Peace Corps aflame.
'begins
to fljcker. 'fl)ey'ves.een o~e·r lµt~ yoti befpre,. Se~n · .·
. the changes
you
·can
bring:
:-nvo
thousaijd :wells on
the . -
\ - p1frched earth of
Sahel.
Seen-ho\v lheir·knowledge helped ·
· _ reduce the
grain
losses. Whoare they? _They're people
,· 'pretty much. liKe:you. f,>eople with comr:nitment:~d skills_·
•
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-.who've assessed
tlieii
lives arid decided there
.
nmstbe.,. · --
more than just
hc1ving
a job: They looked _into themselves .
and knew itw·as- time
for
the talkto erid and the work to
begin.· They're yery special pe~ple, .these·people. Totally
<.
-prepared to give everythingthey!ve~got.
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- .·' l<>usy, and the pn'igress come~ .a drop
a( a time. But ttte rewards are infinite.
-· · Join the Peace Corps arid then
take a good long look
iI1
the mirror.
• You'll never Jook · the same to
· yourself
again.
' JTht::Peace
CpfP,S_is
alive and
well.· Call loll free: · _ - ·
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wiite: The ·
Peace. Corps, • Box
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opportunity"
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with Business Administration majors.
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"Business
is
very well known and it's
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(Marist) been recommended by a lot of·
Although girls
IIlBY
be prettier abroad, · people," says Roald.
"l
guess
·the com•
Marist.
·"is
a land ,of opportunity'' for. petition ~.harder here and
it will teach us
Norwegians. Knut Roald and Oyvind the way to get jobs," he added.
Larssen.
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"It's much bigger here and I
think
the
_ Both foreign freshmen will play midfield· people are a lot friendlier here," says
for the Marist soccer team after arriving · Larssen. "We eat different food.now. We
in the United States from
Oslo, Norway · eat more cakes and don't. have as much
two weeks ago.
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fish."
- .r•until now. it's been-bad,',' says ,Roald
, "In Norway they don't have sports
. abotitthe riuniber of'attra<;tive girls he has. activities . in school, just clubs," said
, seen: ''There
·are
too·
many-fat girls (at Larssen. "It's much. the same (playing
. Marist). Ifwasn't too good so far. Maybe soccer) way and we use the same-practice
we're a little bit spoiled, but they're quite drills.''
thin have blond
hair,
and they've got
"Right now we have language
figu~es in Norway." ·
problems," says Roald about the
Roald and Larssen first heard of Marist possibilities of having trouble in the
when they wrote to Marist soccer coach classroom. "Maybe we will get difficulties
Howard Goldman (also head of a national in hearing what the teacher. says and
intercollegiate soccer team at the time) taking notes.''.
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The Marist College football team opened into
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eqd zone. The game ended
21-6.
its
1979
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season
with
a
21-6
los.i to the
Malet said
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was very impressed with
University
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the showing of
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quarterback Hackett, who,
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Despite the loss,
coach
Mike Malet was -added
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''very much encour.aged,, by the work of position ~t was
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last
year.
the
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team. - "Last
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year ~e
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University· of
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Malet
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pointed
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out
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that Hackett only
New.Haven score
35
points in the first
11
quarterbacked t~o. ~ames
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last
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year ·
minutes:
This
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the New -Haven
because
of a broken
wnst
suffered in the
coacllesfeel
their
team
is
stronger.'' Malet
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three
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by Junior quarterback
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defense~ Malet ways
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touchdown New Haven
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Bob Keller,
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Dennis
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quarter ,went·
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improved~' ·ovedast year and says ~at
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140
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quarter by
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scoririg
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three tunes.
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pointwitsblocked and
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Brian
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two-poµit
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day's gameagainstllosting Stony Brook
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Ney,
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