THE
CIRCtE
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Volume 23, Number
7
November 1, 1979
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Dean
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Cox says:trosh shape up
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by
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Christopher Hogan
C~itor
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that
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16 to 17 percent
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of the freshmen
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"If
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you tlon't have it together ·
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6y freshmen
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He adde<l ~t- these oroe:rams
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received less than a 1.5 cumulative index
That1¥sgiving, forget it,"
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LaMorte said' are also available for
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upperclassman
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and he
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did not know how many freshmen
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before mid-term, grades were distributed
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Approximately 504
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freshmeri (64
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per-
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received more
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than a 3.0 index.
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"'1'.he
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grad~s collectivelv
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2ive
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According
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Marist's academic
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cent) received
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grades mo:re
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than a
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2.0
l'l'm nor sure,
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there
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might
be
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other
not~g
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to
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be
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as~med
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of,
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but .~me
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~uirements, freshm
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must
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have
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an
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cumulative
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index at mid-term
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of this groµpsmissing,''
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Cox said about the·two
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defmatelyhavetobe
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unprovea upon,
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Cox
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index ofl.7 at the end of two semesters to -
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semester~
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says
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Dear
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of
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Students
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G~rald
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groups not .included in
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the figures.
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!he
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fr~shmen.
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v
~ur
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class
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avoid acacl~c probation. Last year, 202
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Cox
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Cox
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says
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that.he caMo
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announce will have it all worked out at the·end of the
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begun to ipake its mai:k and its ~pr,ess1on
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freshmenand36 transfer- students had less
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estiinates
on-
the entire
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student body;
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week,"
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the campus."
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than a 2.0 index
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Cox said
the
current
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mid-
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The ffigher Educational' Opportunity
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term grades' are a "significant change.'-'
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~ogl'lirn
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and validation students
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(those counter
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of'what
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college is like," said
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LaMorte added· th~t the Ipt~r-house
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given special consideration for
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admission
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Coordinato
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ot the
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Freshmai_l Program Council has planned five programs for
this
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Cox
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told the freshmen that.tutoring will
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this
~emester), approxiµlately 70 students, Father RichardLaMorte at a meeting held
.
sem
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est~r concerning
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how
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t9
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change
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be provided for those who want help'. He
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were n
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Qt computed into the approximate
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Tuesday attended by ab~ut 350 out of mor~ courses
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register; note taking,-
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.time added that those who do not want help do
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figu~s due to !!i:ror, says Cox. He added
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than 500 fr
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eshmen.
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mariagement;
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and exam
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p~eparati~n ~or:
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not
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have to utilize
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the service.
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POliC:e
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hCJve
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tCJFf8
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~uspe.ct~
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byJi~
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Towp.seU:d
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Edito;
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the 'road from Sheahan
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Hall
to
Jhe Leo approximiitely 190 to
200
lbs., age
20
to
25,
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the,~nly
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IIotic;eable
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mark on his_face is
a
· Police have
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susp~cts but. a~_, of yet
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T.~s
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th~ first attempted rtlpe
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on
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\o~e ~ch
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scar over hi~ left upp~r hp.
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arre~ts have
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been
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made
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campus,
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says W~ters. There
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were two
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say they
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would like any m-
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vestigation of
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the
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~ttempted
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r8:pe
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on
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alleged qiciden?
of
harrasement oy.~i;- the
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f~rl!latfori
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Oll
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the attempted,
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rape
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to . b~
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~mpus on October 12, a~ording
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to
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past two
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yea_rs.
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~ec~d
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to
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e1~er
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Wat~rs or Det~ctive
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Lieutenant Charles Mittelstaedt of the
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In order to
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attempt to
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stop this kina of
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Mittelstaedt oHhe Town of Poughkeepsie
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'.l'own of Poughkeepsie
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PCllice.
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aitack agau,i, Marist Security
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luis set up a
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Poli~e
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The alleged attack occurred
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afiout 1 :00
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telephime
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number
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any wt!maµ
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Waters said
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tnat a composite sketch of
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a.
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whel'! a fe1:J18le upperc1aSSIJ1an, whose
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wallting afone
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on cam.pus
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~n ~all
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a~dthe
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th~
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a~em.p~
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apist will be
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posted
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the
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name was.not release~, was
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~11tmg a!one
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c~ryty
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perso?
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on
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du~y
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!<:~ompany
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d~n,mton~s.
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back
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dol'Jllltory;
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says
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Joseph
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\lie gu:-1
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to tbe1r
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dorrmtory
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says
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Waters
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.Waters,
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directof
of
security:
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TJle
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alleged
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addt?<l·that
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a
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mimber
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of
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females
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rapist
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wC>n1aµ near theJ.;e
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already/ca~ed
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the riumber
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rap~tfrom thefemale,
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He is
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saidto be a
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The
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alleged
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atta~er
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w.as
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,frightened
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caticasian
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between5,, 10"
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~~en he
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oic.es~lk~g ~o~
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with
blond haif
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Th.e menio~ysJie\v~igrai
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van~~,s
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callgfif
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two
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Offlcers resign
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by
Da.vi4 Ng
by
Dianria.Joiies
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"about the large turnover of su~rvisors at
Featur
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eeditor
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Marist
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Two Marist College students have beeri
Two Security
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supe~isors resigned
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this
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Don~elly
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addeo. poor conditions
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vhich
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pJaced
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oll
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proba,ti~n,
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and
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a
third vvill
October according t9 Joseph
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Waters, caus
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ed security problems
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1ec1
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fo
his
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probably face probationary
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m~sures
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as Director
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of secutjty
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and safety, totaling
.
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resignation·.
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Poor lighting
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al)d
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Marist
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well; following
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three
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•unrelat~ incidents of
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seven Marist Security supervisors who Security'slack of control over who came
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vandalisminthedorinitories,accordingto
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hav~
~esigned this past yeaf.
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o~ ~e campus were
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two
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problems
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lfhich
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Gerald Kelly, director
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of housing;
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William
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Donnelly, a former Secunty
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he cited.
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Two glass doors, in
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Sheahan and Leo supervisor; sa~d low pay
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and poor
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con-
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'Ligntshavegoneoutinsomeareasand
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Hillis, 11nd
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the
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window
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pane
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a
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study ditions are
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_two1nain reasons
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he resigned have
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Iiot been
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fixed
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:for
,
mo~ths,'
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says
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booth
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on CIJ{lmpagnat Hall's ninth flo~r
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after working two
.
days
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at::Marist
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Don- I;>onnellY:
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There
are
some
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very
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vulner_~ble
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were
,
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broken by
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fltuderits
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during the
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nelly, 50,'who ret:ired
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from the New York areas especially fo['
.
girls walking around
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weekend
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of
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Octl2~14, the weekend
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b~ore
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Police Force after 23 years
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of ~ervice; is
.
at
night."
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ex,aminations, said Kelly. Cases
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the fourth supervisor \\'.ho resigned due to
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Powe~ was not available for comment.
'of
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vandalism in the dormitories had
been
low pay: Frank Duff, Michael O'Hara
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and
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Waters
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saig he would not discuss
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the two
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report;edlylow
this
sem.ester as
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compared Joe Poluzzihav:e also resigned
this
year resignations,
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preyi
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duetolowpay .
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Crufrles Powers resign~in
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"Whe!}a person is employed ~ere it is a
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Tlle cost; of'replacing the doors will
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be October and
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Waters accepted Edward
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personnel matter," Waters said
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"Both
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met'
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by
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students
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'responsible
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for
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the
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Purcell's resignation
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this·
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semester ··Bill
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Donnelly aµd
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Charlie
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Powers left of
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d~st111ction, said Kelly, and
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the
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third because Purcell-was allegedly
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drinking
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their
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ownfree will. As a manager I don't
.
stqderit
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who
,
isre
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spoi:isible_fof breaking tl!e
while on
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d1:1ty.
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f~el f~e to_ disc
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uss _'VhYthey resigned
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and
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glass
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window will most,_li,kely also pay.
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"If'they
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want competent
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people they
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rm
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not gomg
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t,o."
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"Alcohol was th~
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root cause in :everyone
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have to pay tt:iem ~ore," Donnelly
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said
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(except when
LeQ
Hall's
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front door
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broken) of those instances. Each of those
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damages -in the . dormitories during the
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previous weekend and
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the firsf
'
weekend
by
Marisa Simone<
the May 1982 graduates, thus bringing
.
the
since midterms;
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Other
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minor cases
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of
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writei
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period of notice to three se~esters before
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vand~lis~
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incl1;1de ;ripping
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elevat?r
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graduaµon."
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warning s1gns;littenng, p~ching
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holes in,
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Seniors are. also being notified
if
they
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walls, and gene~l uncleanliness
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T~e cost
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198Q
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~re completion
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of any
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req~~d
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rieed additional credits in liberal
arts
and
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manyQfthes~typeof~aIIUlgesw~only ~ourses m th~ _ma_jor field of-study,
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to ~frequired
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run about
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$5
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accor~ing to
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overall cUD_lul~t•v~ mdex no lower tha_n 2.0,
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IllIDlJllum
for
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an~ a ~ulati~e index of ~.tleast 2.0 "._l
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reqwred
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1980-!Jl c<>llege catalogue;
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office no later thon
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all letters. letters must
be
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withheld upon reque>t. Letters will
bepublisheddependinguponovailabilityospoce,
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·- BrQt~erly
l_ove
To the Marist Community:
knew how to have· a
good
time,
· Although words cann,ot
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to and he kriew'\vhen
to
work~ Most
express
our
feeling of ren;iorse :
important
of ·
all, he
was
not ,
over the loss
of
our brot?ier, · afraid
to
show his love for others; ·
, Ambrose Verliri, we,
the
brothers · . , Bernie became
the'=
victim of
-' of
Sigma
Phi Epsilon,
believe
it
is
poor
highway plimniiig
on
the. . , ·
necessary
!ID<!
app!(lpriate ·
~o
part
of
the town
of
Poughkeepsie: ·
bnng·the
ClI'Cumstaiices
of
this _
and the
state
of
New
York;-and .
: unfortunate accident. to the
at- · '
poor~
judgment on
the
part:of an . · .
, tention of the Marist community .. • allegedly intoxicated driver.··
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, -~"family-•is·· neyer the:same; . .cWe hope arid
p~y
thatjusti.ce ·
after oneof'it'smembers,:has
,
:,.will
be
seen
throughiirthis
case,,-'
beerkprematurel:f"taken
.
frc5m
out,
of coiirse;thafwould stiUbe·· .
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. thi~ life~ : ;.
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- - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • S1gma·Phi Epsilon .Fraterrµty, " .We·would like·to:conclude this
.. :will
·grieve for many
years
OVl:lr·' letter witli·a. plea,·to· the~entire.
•· our
brother's death· for,_ in: many , . MarisLcomm\Wity:
jf
:,you
·a:re_ · ·
. .- \YllYS/_Bernie Verliil defines·our · wallcing:afong:Routec:9:or Route.
:cc.fraternity. .
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after diirl~/be
extra
alert of·.
Good
and'evfl
' .· Virtue, ·diligence; ·rid bJ:'Otherly · tlie•ti:~ic, ·and~-·
if
,you :have been
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ love are· t~ree .- principles for _
drinking
Jhaf night, please/for.
which every brother - of: our.' the sake
of_God; do not drive;_ ·
fraternity~
·
strives; Be_rnie _:ha:d ; ._, ··. ·: / / \ i ·
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:f.-Thankyou,
. already achieved thesegoals. He_
::-,- ,<:\'J_'hebrotµersof·
always had
a,
.smilefor.:aJriend,
· Sigma Phi Epsilon .
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and everyon~ was hi~Jrie~d.:.He
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finished the second half of ·that:ciiche
'chin-
- good. Forevil,'returnjustice.
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The college's office. concerned with ·dor- . . altogether cease.
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mitory life might benefit from.that thousand
_!!ut that.would he p~rhaps extreme, even if
year old quote: It reflects the·individualistic
_itis effective,
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for colleg~Is the place where·
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manner in which some problems ofdis~ipline·
mistakes_ will he made - and mor~ . im- .-
might be resolved and yet how a levelof ob-
portantly· - forgiven. However, - something
jectiye fairness can be maintained.
·•
should be
·
done now before more vandalism .
. The cases of repqrted . vandalism were
occurs. These •iears
6f
disrespect and childish
· seemingly low early ir;i this· semester until the
hehavior
,
;in
,
,-the._ dormitories'--may he' ·
weekend . before mid-term . examinations. .
prematurely- unfounded
hut
shduld. not go
Some-· upperclassmen noted that Marist . unchecked.
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·arid
de~nnination/:yo,l
-~_ouid . ·.
Col_lege. was taking a. more _ academic·
at~---~ . .
.
As ·Gerald· Kelly, dir~ctor of
·
-housing/ an.d:-.: .. •-
If
we: ever, told:you 'liow ·you \°'have •.laughed,• an9 justpassed~'it ~--·- .• ·
_mosphere; it \YaS beginning to. appear more' . Gerald_·
·
Cox/ ._ileiin•.:
of.
students,· : wouia _ ..
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foucliecr US?With joy,_and~ ha~-;::Qff;
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like a place pf higher learningth1m a site' oL, .. prob~bly, agree
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:th11l.the' maj<>r
riaui;e~ofvaii~' -
\piJless;· Y,ou:_.W'o~ld~have '.
fi~sh:00 ,_. ::.
B~J:"Ili~, ~QU,_t()_~ch~d
US w~t~J9Y
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greater_partying;_·Its~emsaln1ps~.-foolisifto
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•ttiat-;l>oy~h.
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g~:and-.sJ:irµggect,;a~<i<~app~~-:
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~~roamed
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. .hinges,-windows stayed-unbroken, and lvalls
:Foi·the;inajo!ity
o.f.
those who
live
on ca
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all -
of.
us
·when - we .:needed - we-loved-you: and
.
respected you
.
. were left itltact, after :weekends. But there · pus ·
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at least
W!? .
would.
lik£·
fo
believe -,
Jeadership.
_a_nd:
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gtifgaricet,:you fo~"Y<>µf,-.hard
.work
';i¥,@etei~:.
was .a time. not too long ago ,when. the_re was
alcohol is something that can
.
be i:esporisibly. ·
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.· _ , would have blushed and walked ··mmation.- · We
will -:
mISS~•
¥911, ;- :
recklessness in. the . three major <lormitories, . haridled and, P~Jhaps
C
except . f9r.· a . slight- . . ..
away~
If
w~
ey~t
tQld you;'Bernie, _:B~rni~, but-ym1 wnf:a1~rs·:~ef
<~,
places we call our own, when damages were..
hangover the morning after, there reallyJs no
.. how much we loved you, and with. us.
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damage dorie.
It
is part ofour cultural mak~-
, respe~tedyou for'y_ourhardwor~ . - ·.
' : ... ·; -- Your Brothers . . -::-..
That's bistory now, and that is where it
up to have a social drink ~·ow:and 'then. But
should rem_ain.
All
indications, the freshmen
for few; alcohol is an instrumendorleaving
• ·
dormitory concept, stricter. guidelines for
behind the pressures of college; dajly life, and
behavior in .. the'huildings, and tougher job . even the pressure of having pressures. Axidin .
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.. descriptions for the resid~nce advisory staff, .
this instance, th~ destruction is greater to the
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. dormitories, and to'the mdividuat'"~ .. : ... '·
:.SPEAKING
Off
MARtST-~
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Some.
solid groUr1¢1
.. _ As James Daly, director
'6f
admissions, ·
fashionable
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· to read about ·
in
technical
noted
iri
S~p~mber when the · sixth con-··
educational bulleiins. Former .:President•·
secutive record freshmen cla·ss crowded ·onto
Linus Foy saw the ·trend and·the co.Hege was· ..
theMarist. College. campus,-. "It's good news. . alerted. · The_ sc,hool upgraded_
iis
~dr.i:iissions· -
for Marist.
If
you're investing: time and in~--
office_·imd took
a
nfore -aggfessive
style
in·
terest, it would
he
bad·news
if
we weren't in
looking'for the next freshmen class; the'sear-
this situ~tion: The value of your degree
choften started;as the present !reshmen_class
would go down."
·
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was. ju!lt• finishing~· their
_
first · midterm·
.As the colleges and universities near· a
,
examinations.
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decade of declining enrollment. when many
, . , The~Adhiissions Office has leai-ned quickly :
"·
schools
will
he forced to
close,
it should come
that co\leg¢ edu~tioris willbecoiµe lli<>.re the<
as a. r~assuringstatement to the ·students , matketabJe pfoduct iri
tJ1e
1980s"rather than _- .
here, _es~~ially -the senior· chiss as·they race· ...
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the .
traditio.nal ,me:mories
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of
the· same: ,
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to meet post~gr{l.duate - lif~
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armed
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a·
edlicatiori in the.1960Si Even itisfogan prin- -..
diplo~a :as_ evidepce :'of. being colli~e. ~.•ted.on.~~bum~rstickers;·''t\Briqget~Suc;··'
. educated. That piece of paper, f?asi}y ru.ined·>:. :cess/'<is·· w~Wai!l,l~ib·for' ,the. _high,_school _
' by a spilt ~up-. of water,_ is ·only a syi_nl>ol
~f: .
·,,gradn.ate· who,,js •:~on~rne~ ~ith ·whaf hap•. · .·
_Marist · College.);,;'herefor~; •
if
Matjs~
_sh_ould. - ·pen? af~1\ ~lleg~ gradua~!on._~: as many <>iliei: :
somehow:disapp~arjn the undertow C?f:small ·
admiss~oris'.. cg~selo~_:7 no~ ·;during:·:-:,ih~_- .
. colleges . folding
m.·
the
c:19808, ;
the:: paper .. '.college .fair
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l\19nday:nig~t-in ·the James
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becomes· a symbol only: of some!hing. ~hich ,. McC_a_nnCenter.
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'·. H9;wevet, ~r~i see~s it
;will,
~e_atlte~:)he
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·_of;/!>ti~in.~~.<
#cco¥til)gi ·.::1md.
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yooa!!()~allj.;
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colleges.;,
Two:::admJSS1ons : counselors • minded
areas of
study; And,•asw1tnessed
thJS · :
: ·who"-woi:kJor:different ·schoob(o.utsi~e New .•...
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-November 1, 1979
THE CIRCLE
Page 3~
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Ha·rr.iers -firtlsh 'eighth
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in regionals
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by Chris Egan
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Noveml>er loth
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in Riverside, California.
He ran the
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10,000 meter course at
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Sportswrittr
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J>hiladelphia's Behnont Plateau in
32:44.4
.
The
Marist
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cross country
team; ranked
.
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and became Ma~t•s first
cross
country
ninth dn the
.-
latest
,
NCAA Divisimi"
n
°
runner
:
to
·
qualify
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for
a national
cham-
Northeast
poll,
continued
.
its
.
strong
pion$hip:
,
.,
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,
showing by placing fift}l.iri the Northeast
•
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The
.
Running
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Red
Foxes
finished the
regionals
.
~d
·
missed
-
qualifying
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for
•
the race
with
155 points, barely being edged by
~tionals by seventeen
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points
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·1..owen University's
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138. Edinboro
Sta~
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RonJhldziala; however
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finished eighth finis~ed
,
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first,
;
Indiana University of
.
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in t4emeet enabling him
to
.
qualify for the Penmylyania
.
was
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second,_
and· Ship-
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National
NCAA
l)iv:ision
n
:, ..
me_et on pensburg
State
was third. Only the
tol)
four
teams
qualified for the nationals .
.
Coach Rich Stevens says this was
"without a doubt Ron's
best
race
·
ever for
us," and
the
team
as
a whole ran well also
.
He points out
-
that if the
team
had beaten
four more men it would have qualified .
.
.
Stevens says a protest was filed against
Edinboro State
because
according to the
official NCAA handbook it had been
declare
_
d_ ineligible for regional
·
or
cm.mpionship_ competition. He says he
contacted the NCAA. which
told
him
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his
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tean
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the only
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loss
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.~hte~t
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seaso~
1S
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Ke~
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.
starting:
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Edinboro's eligibility had been restored
before the meet.
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the University
·
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of
the
Intercollegiate American
Amateur
Athleti~ Association
(IC4A)
championship
.
last Fnday at Sunken Meadow Park, New
York.
Gadziala again was Marist's top
finisher, running the_ five mile course in
25:31.2
for ebthth place.
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co,ac;:h
Mike , ,held
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Pa~e had to ~l!ttle for_ a field goal.
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improve throughoutthe year
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like the long hillier courses."
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Two years
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ago
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Ron
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-·Marist College
.
a,id
·
"joined the cross
•
program was also helpful for cutting down course the same length the one
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in
country_ team. He ~s a good runner in on sickn~ and building up strength," California will be
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high schO.Ql but wasn't heavily recruited by says
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Gadziala. ..
As for goals for the meet, he says he
coach
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The team's record went above
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500
for would like to make the top twenty five
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maJ~r; has done something no
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"I
just want to
run
my
best
race and
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cross country runner ever has, to Soutliern C9nnecticut State squad among see where it takes
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me" he says.
qualify
for
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others,
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finished _third in tha
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find it
a
challenge to go
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·
that point, the ~am's record has risen to out and keep
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running. During the off•
virtue
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run
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times.
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Philadelphia
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latest of_ thos~ four
times
was
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10
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meter
course
was only
36.4
seconds
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IC4A
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of
the question but he says
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from
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winlier
of
the
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race.
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freshmen
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cUITiculums
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academic
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sur:viv.iilg through the tighter
.
student market
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according to several
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admissions counselors who represe~ted
their
-
schools·at the
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Center during a college fair Monday night .
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Because
of
the decµning
.
birthrate and
.
the end
of
the 1960s' ."Baby
.
boom,'' it has
beeft reported that there
!ill.
be fewer h!gh
·
school seniors
..
to enroll
•
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college dunng
the next d~de, forcing many colleges to-
close; according to reports in educational
magazines. Arid
.
J?laDY
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colleges
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are at-
tempting
to
deal'with that problem now by
reshaping
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tlieir Cl,lrriculwns
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more students. ·
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will probably develop more vocational-
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studen~ for
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specific jobs after graduation
.
Job Conscious
.
Colleges
and
universities are upgrading
their
recmltfng method~ ~s the
1980s near
and
a
decline
in
the number of college freshmen Is expected
to
force
many
schools
to
close.
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years said it will
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get '
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dirty"
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the next
.
Ford; one of its admissiOJ? co~selors, said
scious about the job market. They like to
decade. He explained that
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will not be a
.
the ,school expects a decµne
m
enrollme~t
know
.
what's going to
·
happen
,
after
·
gradual decline but it will be very,sudden.
.
over
a
three year penod although this
graduation," she said; Barrett-hitz, a Nearly all
of
the
:
counselors claimed their
·
semester the school had a record number
fulltime admissions counselor hired by the schools
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had good
.
enrollment figures this of
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freshmen admitted .
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university to recruit exclusively from the
.
past September.
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Ford
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said a school like Catholic
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Westchester County area; said as a result
"Colleges will lower their standards and University, thaf
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has enjoyed
.
a str~ng
·
her schooLis maintaining and refining its try to make
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it look like they (admissions
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sense of tradition and a good reputation,
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programs
in
health and the scienc
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are the same,,, the source said.
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must "do a~ay wi!h certain myths" ab?ut
,
Clisreheer-mma
.
·dddeedd
.
fitehldsat of
.
ot%d
.
Y·unive~sity
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·
..
While
'
other colleges are gearing for the the school: She said m~t J>eople perce~ve
-
smaller number of college freshmen in the the university as enrolling only Catholics
,
currently has good backi!1g _arid the_re _has nEtxt few years,
Amy
]Ielbic; admi~ions
.
while it actually recruits students from all
·:
been no present change
m
its admission~ counselor from LeMoyne College; said her
.
backgrounds.
policy.
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.
. .
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.
school
·
has no appreqension
.-
LeMoyne
c_
Gene O'Connor; the counselor
.
from St
·
being a Jesuit schooVshe explained, will
·
Bonaventure University,
·
said "The
:
always draw a certain segment of th~
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oationalfrendisnotasbadas-it~ppearsto
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p~ulation;
.
.
..
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•
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Big schools nervous
<
·
:
be;" and added that schools
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without a
.
"There
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is a lot of talk but no one
is
too
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unique
··
product,
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)ocation, and tra~tioi:i,
.
nervous,,, she said. LeMoyne may have to
.
will probably suffer most. He
.
said
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his
·
.
cut back on its freshmen class because of
. ·
school
·
·
has
·•
already
·
begun looking
.
at the
·
Iack of
.
housing, she added.
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Schools like Yale
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University will also
share similar problems
,
because
.
most
.
people see them as places for the wealthy
or highly intelligent students, said Ford
;
The college night fair y;as organized by
·
the Marist College
·
admissions office and
inclutled approximately 1()0
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colieges
·
or
universities, some as far
·
from Florida and
poosible enrollment problems in the 1980's
and will recruit more fromjunior colleges
Catholic University· of · America,
However, one source who
.
has worked
!n
established in 1887 is even concerned with
admissions with diff(lrent colleg~~
.
for s
.
IX expected decre in
,
enrollment
.
Kathi
/
.
Vermont.
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