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THE -cI-RCLE
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Volume'f8,
Number
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MARIST COLLEqE, POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW..XORK 12601
Fe~niary 24; 1977
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Students Confront
Foy
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Tro1.1~id
grC,up
ask$
for etec;utiYe
he'lii.
- BULLETIN - . . .
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agreed to_admit ijle students. -Th~
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D ':. two administrators left
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as. the·
MINISTRATORS · · ANI) '. THE
~tud~Qts 'walked
jntp
Foy's office.
GROUP OF
21
STUDENTS ARE·
"'!'he 21· students tool(.. chairs
. TO· -ME~T
WITH'.
PR~8IDEN'.I'·.-
from
the. office's conference table-
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LINUS R~. · FOY. -T09Ay:·:TO
an.dspread theni•oufin:a cfrde_iIL .
TALK·
. - ABOUT
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THE],the large rooi:n'.
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"Others sa.Loi:i,a-·
· GRIEVANCES .WHICH ~WERE
couch arid·the floor/· ·. ..
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PRESENTED ·_TO'••ilIM
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LAST: '. Mer_
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readJhe_ introduction~ 'of,:.
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the_ list':to Dr. _Foy; :~ho.
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w~s"~it.:.
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. ting in a:ch_air:atthe he_acl.o..fthe:".'
A
group of 21 students· who -·circle. Cheers could - bti
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·heard -
presented a list of-grievances to from outside.
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Marist · CoUege · Pr~ideqt Linus _ Crilley hanaed the list.to Di". ·
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Monday \Va~neda student . Foy anci_ explained_ that· ~otigh· -·
strike of .class~ woajd· be called the school year trouble has been
. if so~e changes
are
not:made on . buildirig;and it<,could.be seen
fn
campus•~y,Fri~Y-:
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;evecyiss!!e()fJ~e Qirc~e but on~.
-_The 21 students
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met -with F!>Y
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"We came•·to you; because \Ve
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for. tw.o and. a ha}J hours after' wanted. to -'establish a r~pport
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(pfloJby"J.
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said.· parties;· iristea.d of .st!J.dying:··. •
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Greystone~--~bout
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seve_n. ~!egc:>r1e1>,;;;e>L ; ~11tu:a?C1!1:3:: anihj:liff~cul~ies}:w1~ · atmosphe~e ;: and the ,;-cQllege
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with;',', he; s!-'ld;
~,'If
I'm .wrong or·
Hall at}~: 3.0.~:IJ); ~t~r,z:~~g to, . c9-~plamts, :
w_lµch.:::
m~l1_1_d.~>,the.;.;~We. adit,:µIiisirat~o~:
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losing two groups, because_Clf
this
my- adm1IU~r~tors are· wrong, .
del~y . the·, I!leet!n~: w~tli ·
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the dinmgi.~efYl-C~, 'st~de.~t
~ g9vern~ · :
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Dr.Foy
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stµ4e~tstalk~d, .. situation; saidpr: Foy:There ~e: _thert,they'rEl going to have to say
pres1dent
0
until,W:l~; :-
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~ent;,a<:hJlin!5trat1on,: fin8llces,
ab<>ut~~ch Jiemon,theli13t. M_uch students who· co~d, succeed m they re wrong.
If.
you . (the
~Q~ had.asked th.e 21,students.
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soctal
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c~pus iliyip~ .. ~d :: of'-:,
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tile • j!,s<!,tissi,~n
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, iny'olyed · coll~ge ,but
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do not• attain. stti<ly -· st~dents) . are · w~o~g, then· you
towmt·until:10:15becausehehad_acade_rrncs, ,'IJieQ .Crilley,
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read, .. problems ·m.:the,.doroutor1es. habits because of.the extra free will:have
tq
admit.It
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also."
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· a previous appointment with two -seyen basic· demands cgµipiled -."Although· I
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haven't don~ a time--. which· the." schedule
Guy Gr~co; a junior, expressed
college adm~istrators. . ·
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· by-the group..
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··_st_atistical survey, there's a . provides. "We're also losing very. hisfaithinthepresident."Ithink· ·
But __ after . getting voice, , ap-
''Well ollviously ·yo_u came:to, · growing (eeling Jhat·alcohol is. to bright students:. who·: :either · we have to. be a ~ttle realistic. ·
. proval fromthe crowd of more me with your situation breaking blame
foi
the. troubles
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the " transfer or· move out,"he added; · Sometimes· we
think
the
tl)an 300 stationed outside the- down;'' said Dr. Foy. "I'd like to
dorms," .said FQy. ,
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Crilley suggested.that as far as, president' can do anything right
off~ce -the group ·wa\ked
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single- talk.about why .it· has.broken up
_· .He.said the time schedule now . destruction in the dormitories is away, bur it's·not true/' ·
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file in~o the building·;>: . ·.·• .. .
this
way_;
and why you're here_ to . µsed
is
respon~iblefor part ofthe concerned, alcotiol probably acts--
Foy then stood up and shook the
F_oy's secretary, Ms; Michele
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seememstead·ofDr. (Antonio)_ '.problem.Foysaidonereasonthe~.asa<'triggering·device'.' butth~. hands of each member of the
· Hilpertshauser metthe students Perez _(dean of students).,,~,
-. scpedule was-Implemented in the Jack
of
activity_ on .campus and· group 811d said he would stay in
. / and asked them. to have· the . .Mem~rs of the group said they fa<!e of 1Q7~:.was to give part~iime . the lack of student voice in ad-
touch. until the problems were
. "common c~lirtesy'' to -wait to . had, Ul_llted· to Dr. · Perez : but
students ·such' as hq_~EIWives a ministrative .decisions causes solved.
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until 10:15 because received .no_ feedback; Kevin
cha,~ce . to_, attend - chi"sses, -. frustration, ·
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. . . · i_\!ter the meeting, __ several of
.. _. _ . he "has
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had•-that meeting- Wolff, resident c::oor@iator.'in
However ~ere·l!re·not as.niaQY
Dr.-Foy and the group>also the m_embers said they were
.·· - _scheduled for two weeks.'' .. ' -. • House IV ChampagnafHall, said ·part-time students as Marist _ discussed . problems_ with the impressed with Dr; Foy's honesty
· ·- Peter. Baudouin, , one of ,tlie . he spoke to Dr. Perez ·about the
expected;,-''This isjust a drinking• Marist Dining Service, student · and
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:willingness to help the
· leaders,- replied, <'They wanr us decisioil<to !~place _some .of ·tge:-"
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sc~~ule;that's the other side. of academic complaints, Dr. Perez' student bodf . ·
. to •go
up
·-now. '\Ye.• represent .stude!}t resident, coordi.nator~ th~coin°;"_saidPr~ Foy.J{eadded, decision concerning. resident
"I feel President Foy was
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with m.terns from other colleges.' that .many·res_ident students use coordinator jobs, and college extrem~ly cooperative," said
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few moments later
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Foy "Perez told me that if I didn't wee
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fr~e periods on 'fuesday,.to _have-·· fi]tance matters. . .
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. Peter Boudouin .. "He. listened_ to_.
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Dr. Foy · said he would
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start what we h~d to say with an open
· immediately<to · •work·· on:. the. _mind,.showing much concern for
problems;· and would · meet ·with ,the betterment of Marist College
. any admintstrators involved . ._ as· a ·whole." · --·
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, <THE SEVEN BASIC DEMANDS GIVEN TO PRESIDENT FOY
: \ ~) Be~er. performan~e, hi~e~
~~llty
ill
·p~o~uring, preparing
. and_s_ervh:ig food;
and
ac~o11µtabillty of the.funds generated
by
the
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in
ad-
-~inistra_tive
pollcie~ that
will
ellmbiate
the
flagrantoverriding of
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s_tude1:1t mput
in
the form -of administrative vetoes.
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.open; honest relationship between administrators
and
students. .
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tJie
House Council; i.e., equal voice
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issues
~oncerning dormi~ry Jlfe
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the. needs of resident
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. the stude~tJegisla~v~J)~Y,,fnvolved
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proposal; ·
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.New ·academic _or s_cliedule changes, affecting
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the, Marist.
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Student· sues
financial· aid
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fflECIRCLE
FEBRUARY 24, 1977
. R•d badge·
of
courage
by Wendy Stark -.
she said. She said she is planping
Many donors agreed with a
another blood
bank
for the fall so
junior, criminal justice major, "I
Tuesday, Fireside Lounge was
Marist can make
up·
tQe di£.. gave blood because I might need
more than
just
a
place for a~ ference.
"H
only one out of every
it back someday .
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by Wan~ ~lenn
bill.
College UniC?n Board movie, a · ten ~ople gave a pint, we would
The process, which takes half
wineandcheesepartyorapoetry be set with plenty of blood".she
an
hour,
starts
with registration
Laruffa said he is not disputing reading.
It
.was
the place w:here added..
and ends with a canteen where
A Marist
College student
is
the payment, but the financial aid 97 Marist students and three
A
faculty member who donated
donors can eat jelly beans, juic~,
sueing the college's financial aid department's methods. "I would ·faculty members. may .have said, that lack of participation on
coffee and- oreos. The donor IS
department for
$425.
have no objections
to
pay the "h
1
d save
a
life" by donating the
part·
of the faculty could be
giving 'blood only .five
to_
eigh_t
D.
La.ruff
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·d th
contributi·on if ·I hadn't
been.
e pe
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f th
ti.In
om
a, a Juruor, sa1
e
a pint. of blood.
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they don't have the time.
A
non --
minutes. The
rest
o
e
e. IS
financial aid department had forced," he said.
At l0:30 a.m. eight registered donar, senior psychology major spent having pulse,_· blood
allegedly failed to tell him that a
The case was heard in the. nurses of the Greater New York theorized that like herself, most
pressure,· · temperature and
$42.5 student contribution would · Poughkeepsie
Town
Court Blood Program, along with seven people are afr~d to give.
·
hemoglobbin tested. .
be taken out of
his
,New York Tue~y, Feb. 15 before Judge Dutchess County Red. Cross
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A sophomore, political science .. Approximately Ital£ of the
State Higher ·,Education Service ~braham Banner. .
. .
. volunteers
converted
the major who oonated said, C'It's my aonors asked,- said it was their
Corporation
Loan.
Laruffa represen~ himself., · Fireside Lounge into a blood moral obligation. to. help · out.. It first. time giving blood. Others
. Laruffa, clairils that he was and qcerry_ Kelly, director of
bank.
Their goal was a projected ·· makes me feel:good."
said they· donated annually.
A
misled,._fromthetimeheapplied ~ancial aid_·an? Joe Jo~n. donation: of 100 pints of blood.
Junior,PaulDeFranco,headof . faculty m~ber said,
"I
try to
for the loan in October until the director of ~e ~ e r Education
At 3: 30 _ p .m. · when donor ·the Italian Society that publicized
give it twice a year because
I ·
check was signed in January, to Opportunity · _Pro~ra~, registration closed, exactly. 100 . the blood._banks
with
funds from
know it's needed." A sophomo~,
believe he would receive the
full
represented the financial aid pints o( ~lood had been d
9
nate<!?- Student Government said,- donor . p·outical -science maJor said,
$1,500.
..
department. .
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seven .pints less.
~an
last year. turnout could have been better.. "rve been giving blood since 1973 ·
Instead · of the $1,500 he
Th4:: judge asked
both
sides to Although the goal was reached.. "Givihg.,.blood is
.
to.
the donor's
and
I
almost have a gallon;''
received $1,075
·
with
a
letter subnut a
S~ar)'.'
by March 1, Mrs:
Joan
Maier, Hudson Valley benefit in the long
run,''.
he said. ---. After tbe. blood
is
analyzed by
stating the he would have to pay when a decISion
will
be made.
coordinator for the New York Donating one pint of bl~- en-
the Grea~er- New Yor~ B~o<>_d
the remainder of the money.
Gerry Kelly r~fused
to
,c~m-
Blood Program said she.
was
·titles the donor and
his
family to
Program
m
New. York City, 1t
1S
According to Laruffa this was m~t. on_µie pending case until
a
disappointed in the lack; of par- . receive blood anywhere in . the. delivered to · four . · Dutchess
the first time he had heard of the decISionISreached.
ticipation at Marist·.
.. · ..
United States.within a y~ar. · _ 'County hospitals._ Between lOOto
In comparison _·with • other
A
senior; · ainerican · studies ·
200
pints of blood are refrigerated
by 'David
Ng
_stairs but decided.to return
to
the .
thiI:d floor
for
help. .
A citizen's band radio valued at
After he
.
and · three · other
colleges its size, Marist should
be
major said; "I gave blood to keep -: in a .countybloo(!
bank
at Vassar
donating:300 to 400 p~ts a year myself and my family covere~." · Hospital. -'. ·
$90
and about .
$30
in cash were students returried to the staircase
taken out of room 308 in Leo early but no one was .· around .. The •
Suri
day. Apparently, three . per-
students . found-· the antenna to a
sons entered the room while the C,B. radio on the third .floor . ·
occupants, William O'Brien :and loungenext to the door leading to
two friends were asleep, O'Brien, the· staircase.
. .
·
who lives across _the hall from -
The Leo residents blocked the
308,
borrow~d the. room from . exits leading
'
from·the dormitory
Joseph Cann who was away for before notifymg campus security ·
the weekend. The .door was left ·;officers and .. the Town of
unlocked when:they wentto bed. Poughke~psie-Poli<;e.
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·
Jay Laraia, a third floor
Security officers Garry Rosa_:;
resident, said that he·. was
in_·
the
and Vinny Quinn
arrived before
hallway when the· burglary
(!C-
the police.
.
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curred.·. He . saw three· people. ~According to _Joseph Waters,
_
. __ leave the room
and
head toward . dir~ctor of security, both campus.·
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M~rist students donating blood last Tuesd~y. · ( pho_to
by_
J.
Gigliotti) .
lnterhouse Council meets:
S"annon
new pres.·
by Alison
Wckey
· wh_at are you going
a rtommate by the end -of the will vote on this.issue next week,'
sixth week of the semester, now after they get some feedback ,
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Although houseinaster Peter · states that they. must have a from students and faculty ..
to 'do with your
life?
Amato cancelled the Interhouae
r()()mmate by the end of. the
Section six of the. housing .
CONSIDER .......
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CHRISTIAN.
COMMUNITY.
SERVICE
MIN_ISJRIES ..
· LIFE pPTIONS
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SEMINARS
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-7:30PM.
DIA'LOGUECENTE.R
. ·3rd
FLOOR
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i.Eo· ·.
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Council meeting
.
on
Friday,
second· week of the semester..
agreem~n:t, concerning the
.
becaus.e
of
a .
personal
·Section four
b~
of the housing
·
vacating oL roo~s , · during ·
emergency, ·the council ~et agreement · which
·states,-
vacations was discussed, arid the
anyway. Friday's meetiJlg ·was ·· .
1
'reolacement of a .key-
will
cost Interhouse Council drew:up a
the second since the beginning of $;5f or the stµdent may. opt to sta~ement
to
be voted on next' · ·
the semester and the council felt replace the lock to assure better week;
·
1t
says-students
will·
be
it necessary to meet to get things · SE;Curity at
his -
hei: own ex- . allowed to · reside in: their room
organized.
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pense;''. :was 'discussed. Coun- •during· vacations, except sum-
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. Jim ·shannon -was ·elected cilman. Jeff Blanchard wd
-
key mer, paying an additional"
··president of tlie council'· by
art
deposits· might-:ensure that ''nominal· fee. charge; .. 'f.his ·
- eight to · one vote.. Shannon students ·
will be more careful : proP95al will be. on n~
week's
replaces Jim Honan, who · . with tbeir keys. Faculty
~ember·
agenda: . . . · . ·
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. resigned as . pr.esi!Jent, :·
in : .Joe Nortoq ?id, ''I
m,i
~PP9Sed · •
:!\180
o~ ~~xt wl:81c's agen~ is
· Jariuary.
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· to key deposits." fie sau;l.if at ~e the el~tio'! of vice - president
. ·. : Section three of the· housing end of the year a studentloses a
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· and discussions offood plans. Tf!e
agreement'-.was :changed _by
.
a
.k~y,
he· should
be
held respon-. next -~eeti~g of. Interhouse
unanimous- vote; · Formerly Slble
to
replace the
Jock.
This
CounciJ
IS
Fnl:fay, February 25th .
written
that
au·
students
.
~·oc-
money would.be talcen
fro!Il
the . at 2:15.p~in. :-:· . .
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copying a double room moo have '. . students liability f~.
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immediately
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from
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kicked
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'· _'l)vo -~dents
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wei:e.
f.ined_
$25 ...
students_ w.¢re. no~-rel~ .. ·
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·.·four; :o_'_c~ock
: each and placed· on disciplinary · ' ·
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investigation by, the ;Marist
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Saturclar,~orning. The .dalp~es
. probatiorifor:one .year in con:. Colleges~uritypersomiel;which'• aIDounted
to
~2, ac~rciing to
. nection with' vandalism; on. the' 'was •· req~ested: by- •.. Dean,(of ..• Jlre.d J811:US, ! ~ ~ t direct<>r of;.
: 'nmth
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FEB~UARY 24, 1977
THE
CIRCLE
PAGE3
Persoi,ality of the week:
R•
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g
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h•t
Hasbrouck: A mall of variety
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.
151
~
.
prices
1
. by Phil Colangelo
-
arts.
.
about
karate
~
•,- says Hasbrouck
vend,
na
machines
Hasbrouck studied a Korean
.
"is
that it
is
an individual
sport,
·
Being a full-time student a form of karate called Tae Kwon and your success
·
depend., upon
captain of the football team and
Do
for three years and achieved a yourself and nobody else."
By Jim Birdas
Rathskellar, and said "70 percent
sensei of
his
own karate
class
lst
..:
degree Black
.
Belt.
Then
he
Although Hasbrouck enjoys the
of the vending machine's money
seems
like
a
full
load for someone studied under Bong
Su
Hans,
who individualism of karate, he
was
a
Anthony Campilii,
_
business
goes into making the product, 10-
known_~ 'Sickie Dickie' to can-y.
_
did
.
the fighting scenes
in
the
_
captain of the
.
Viking
football manager, believes the nickel
15 percent goes to the college, and
But ~Richard Hasbrouck
2.8
.
of movie "Billy Jack" for one year.
"team
this
year.
·
increase in the price of items sold
the rest goes to
us.
Hyde Park says he Jtas c~me
to
a
·
Hasbrouck, who someday
He had two successful 700 - plus in vending machines on campus
When asked
.
whether there
self - realization through karate
-
hopes to teach social studies,
ran
yard seasons
·
before leaving is justified.
would be another increase,
that has enabled
him
to deal with
his
own karate school
in
Kingst9n school and although he may have
"Look around us" said
cam-
Campilil said that the $.25 price
·
:
these and other problems~
and for three years. He says he was lost a step or
·
.
two to 'Father pilii, "no other place 'in the area
·
lasted for a while and he sees no
has given
his
life a direction.
fortunate
to
get the chance to
run
Time', he has more than made up sells soda at only
30 cents a can
.
"
increase in the near future.
·
Hasbrouck went to Marist from
his
own class beca~e it gave
him
for it by being the
spark
'."
plug
.
for
.
H~ continued, saying that the
·
However Quick said "there may
1969. to
1971,
theri he droprc= out the opportunity to work, "wi'th
au
the team all season fong.
•
·
increase in the cost of syrup had a
be
an
~crease; possibly in the
for fiv~ years and returned
·
in the
·
types of people:
I found out'that is
_
He played full-back most
of
the major affect on the price.
fall."
spring of 1976; During that period what
l
wahted
:
to do.'' .
·
year and he
_
was the m(?st
-
Campilli went further, saying
:students reacted to the in-
he worked as
.
a carpenter, a
·
He views karate
as
"a growing
-
respected member of the team, that the vending machine crease differently. Pete Mc-
te~cian at
·
IBM,: drove
a
process, ,it brings
,
you doser to pm:-tly because
of
his
ability and companies
.
had requested the F·adden said, "The increase was
tractor trailer, managed a gas your spiritual values and it gives the
.
intensity with
.
which
·
he increase last October but Marist expected, but when you
think
s~tion and studied
_
the martial you a hold on
-
your emotions
;
"
··
played,
and
partly because
·
as one
·
held off until the mid-semester about it, it still is a bargain."
;
_-.·
There
was a tinie
'.
when many Viking puts_ it, "my mother break
.
Campilil claims the final Brian Brey said
"I
never used the
.
w
·
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e
··.
e·
k
..
.
people considered
him,
because always told me to respect my decision was made by request of machines,
.
but
I suppose if
I
./
:
·
of the
.
way he acted,
to
be
''rather elders . ."
·.
·
the vending. companies in a pre-
wanted something bad enough
I
_
sick
_
in the head.'' ,He looks back
He feels footoalland karate are arranged committee meeting
_
would spend the extra nickel."
In
'
.
...
now and
-
says, '
.
'karate made me very similar in that they are both
·
between the yending companies Willie Dombrowski said
"I
.
·
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grow, it relieved me of all of my ouUets for your frustrations and and the school.
·
wonder if any one can give
R
.
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.
inadequate feelings as
:~
far
·
:
as anxieties.
:
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.·
•
·
.
Bill Quick, an employee of the justifiable reasons for an absurd
_
eVleW
_
physical capablllties are
.
coil-
.
Hasbrouck currentlr)nstructs Minute Man Vending Co., said
_
increase over a
-
two month
·
-
cern
_
ed~
I realized ldidn'_t hav~ to a karate chlss at Marist which
is
"costs have gone up." Quick period." Kevin O'Brien said «It's
prov~ an~g jl,Jlymore."
-
held every Monday night from added that:their company makes
·
ridiculous to have these
·
high
"One
·
of the attractive things 7:30 to 10:30.
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n
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o
money on the vending prices when students c~•t afford
Overthepast2~years,theCIA
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.has been making
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secret
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anriual
. payments
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to .. Ig,ng H~eiA of
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Jordan
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totalling millions of
. ·
dollars .
.
President Ford
··
was told
.
of these
payments
last year
.
but-
·
.
ByDanielDromm-
.
·
experience of what it feels
like
to
did nothing to stop
'
theni. Earlier
·
...
be·a professional," he said.
.
last week, President carter •
.
"Guided design,
"
a different
After the students follow the
l~arned of the payments from the approach to
·
teaching, wm
be
steps on th
_
e general handout
Washington Post
·
follQwing ·
an
~
utilized next
..
semester by Dr. sheets and come to a decision on
investigation~ and
_
ordered the
·
Milton · Teichman,
English the '.problem
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"they are given a
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,
department, and Dr .
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F.Icireilce
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feedback sheet so
·
students can
P.~~!!!i!i,
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~~d:ntt
J:::·
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Michels,
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religious
:_
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studies match their
·
·
observations with
told of the secret arrangement by !'.lep~ent, in a contemporary
.
that ofa pro.fessfonal,"
:
Teichman
the ~~eyi<>us
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a_dministra~i~11;
> ':
.
~oci~
:·
pro~lems class they
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w
,
ill _co~~~i~!;
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not
be
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Gov~mment spent more
than
$72
..
01aking,''
.
acco~g to Te1c~an professiona\
.
Teichman
said,
million
:
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to
·.
finarice
·
the
_
who sp
_
oke :1t a film pi:_esentati~n
.
"We try to stimulate the students
.
Presidential election, but
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it
·
011
~e subJect}~t -Friday._
to
~
come
_
·
up
·,
with
·more original
reports that 'it_ has almost $24
·
Te1chm_an said students
11?-
the ideas than the professional_."
million left over for the 1980
c.o~s.e will be presented with
·
a
O~er
,
~roblems covered
10
the
election
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.
-
·
. ·
f1ct1c1ous problem; such
,
as the .course will be urban decay and.
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care
.
of the
·
tenninally ill, in a
.
_
juvenile delinquincy.
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A Calif.
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th
.
. hospital situation, and asked to
Ev
.
ery student wm
be
·
required
osep
;
.
ano
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r.,
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th t
bl
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t
d
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·
Secretary of
,
Health,
.
Education
.
so ve
a
·
pro em 'gui e
.
d by
.
o o a maJor paper and willwork·
and Welfare has advised that the printea materialsJ1andeq
_
out
.
by
.
in groups
.
of five or six besides
Federal Government is resuming the instructor.''
.
.
.
.
handing in
-
regular home:work
its fight against
·
race
and
.
sex
.
"We will put them in the role of
·
assignments .
.
cJJscrimination
:
in schools, the
.
a sociologist
~d
give them the
·
power to
· _
·
cut
·
off
.
funds:
~ssss~ss~sss.ss.ss.ss.ss.ss.ss.sss:sssssss.sssssssa
froceedings again~
.
six
school
·
districts were reopened in Texas
and Arkansas,
.
for
.
being in
violation
·
· of
·
Federal·
:·
discrimination laws.
•
Federal
·
.
funding
·
to
·
schools that
·
are
raciallY,
,.
.
segregated will be
·
stopped
·
by Califano
·
:
·
·
.
.
.
·-
.
.
·
. Henry A,
.
Kissinger; the former
Secretary of State, was hired
as
a
.
foreign affairs consultant by the
. ,
Natioajll
_
Broad¢astirig
.
Company.
~
<
.
He
bas
also
"
been
:
offered a
full
··
· professor's spot
.
at
.
ColUDlbia
.
·
Univer~ty.-
.
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B~Ila
'· ·
Abzug,
.
>.;
former
.
,
representative,
·
told
.
President
,
..
"
Carter
-
that she
·.
is
•
riot interested
·
·
,
-
in'the fede~al
-
job lie offered her,
bµt
is
'
more interested
.
in running
for office.
,
Abzug
is
almost
cer-
.
.
·ta1n
·
:
to
.
:
nm
:
in
.
_the Democratic
.
:
.
· inayoral
•
i>rimary
_
in New
.
York.
A
,
:
·
recenl;J>Qll
;'
take.n
~
by the
Dally
.
·
News ~owed Mrs.
Abzug leading
0
all 12 candidates for mayor,
.
with .
Mayor
,
Beame coming
.
in
'
second •
.
·
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wo~kers
.
8-lld
a
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were killed at -
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Neptune
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World~~e
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Rochelle,
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last
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week
(,
by
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a
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dissatis~~4
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empl9yee
t
who
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took
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h.is
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own
'life;
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a
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suppoi't¢r
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of
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Nazism and
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frequently es:pressed
.
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hatre<hf
blacks
and Jews.
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THECIRCLE
FEBRUARY 24, 1977
Students for Marist
It started with ral~y ..
~
More than 400
cheering
students gave their support to a
group of 21 students and student
leaders including members of the .
student government, the college
union board, . and the housing
staff in the theater Sunday night. .
The
group
listed
several
grievances about Marist con-
.cerning the dining service, the
lack c:>f student input · in ad-
ministrative decisions and the
lack of communication between
students and administrators.
The rally was planned by an ad ·
hoc committee in meetings on·
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday during which about 25·
students discussed their com-
plaints about Marist and possible
solutions. · .
,
·
The meeting was announced to
students at · meals- and house
. meetings in the dormitories
Sunday.
.. ·
, At nine o'clock Sunday night,
Kevin McGhee, a senior . and
resident coordinator in Hotise-U
in Chaµipagnat Hall,. acted as
. spokesman .while the 20 otherl? sat
behind
him.
on the stage
i]l
the
theater. McGhee explained_that
. he and the group had .compiled a
list
of grfovances, solutions, and .
demands . in seven categories
including the · Marist Dining
.
.
Service, the student government,
social activities, administrative
decisions, dormitory policies,
financial issues, an_d academics.
As.
he read the six-page list,
McGhee interjected personal
experiences such as ·the time he
spoke
to Dr, Antonio Perez, dean
of students, about
his
decision to
replace _resident coordinators
with interns and full-time
workers. McGhee said Perez sat
and listened and nodded
his
head'
and then said,. "I'.m sorry, but
I've made up my mind." He_ also·
t9ld of · high prices which. the
dining service · charges . for sup-
plies for cocktail parties.
Dllring_-the hour long rally,
in
-R
-
the th-eater McGhee· ·told the
Kevin McGbee acts as a spokesman during the meeting
in
the theater Sunday night.
·
(photo by J.
Gigliotti).
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audience _that he and . the group
planned . to take, the . list - to comnients.
~ppropriated their
lowest· Crilley, one of ttjeleaders, said lie
President Linus Foy on' Monday
"I consider· the administration budgets in at least
four-
years.
was satisfied with the turnout and
morning. He asked the crowd-to ·prostitute$becausetheytake:our ''lt'scomingdowntothemsaymg .thathe hoped'the same amount
accompany
_
the group to. the 1noney and they screw-~,'' said we can't handle our.ow11 money,'' · would be thereto accompany the
President's office as. a sign .of Valerie Bellarosa the resident saici Daverii..
· .. · .
·
.· . .· .•
group to Dr. Foy's 'office in the
' support.
.
.
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,
.·
. - co~rdinato! in Leo. Hall. ~e , : After four.·
.
. o.ther_
µienibers
·
or
morniii( .: -.
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< . .
, · ·_; __ .
· "Now's the tune we have to do . crowd gave.· her >a. standmg _,the group commented,M~Ghee : Fr.• ~1char.d ·Lat,forte, Leo·,
something," he· said., "l'_ve been .. ovaifon:-Moments lat~r; although ·gave.? final appeal. ''If.WE! don't · · housemaster,_saiq he th<>Ught·
''a.
here four years and I don't want her statement was made. in jest;. gettogether, on .this,". he said,
lotof .the ptesE!ntations should.be
to see Marist•go down the drain; she said .''rallies -like this one- ''we're going
,.to
loo1Vlike 'idiots .·. clarified."· Asked whether
.
he.
'We're doing it for the stud_ents' ·shouldn't:be needed." .. •··· .
:
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and
they- won'f.
·
do
anything
thoughfthecrowd would show up_
benefit. We n~ed your trust and . John: Davern, ~~udent gove~- . ~.cause~ :we won't do. ,a
damn
in theim1~g;'Ff")..a}'dorte· s~id,-·
we need your support."
_. . ment ·treasurer, explamed that·. · thing for ·ourselves.". The crC>Wd. · '.'It's one:thing to .have
a
group of
Oth~rs in the· group answer~d ·
this
year student gov~rnment and ___ .. gaye
him
a standing ovatio11 and · people here.froni_~ tc(:10, .. but it'.s
questions · and added· their the college· union:, board were · then st~od up·and left e~citedly" . another·: to
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have :them follow
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communicaTe'tlieir views it/th~.
The two. top. officials ·of the administration," Higgins··, said; __
'- .. Coi:nmuter
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Union, (C. U.) :agreed·
CC-
Sue·var1.Parys, vice :- presiclent · ·
with the demands voiced ·by _the · ofthe C.U,;·said she thought most.
. . resident,. stud~nts at MQnday's
·
. of . the commuters didn't know .
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. -rally:·
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abouf the rally. "I'm glad· Dr. ·
"It
is. up to the->entire student (Linus) Foy is starting to listen to
·· body
to
make sure their demands'' the studtmf demands," :van ··
are met. ·we, ·the
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commuters, Parys'"said.
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. should. realize that even: though .
Both officials th
·
ought
if
the .
we live off campus, we • a:re an commute.rs got together with th_e .
integral part
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of the student residents · · then . everybody in:
. body," - said Joe
,
H~ggins; volved would reap the benefits .. ·
·president ofthe C.U. «In order _ .. _There · will be -a Commuter
for
this
to work efficiently and -Union. m~ting .Friday
.m
"the
- ~-~operly,
coipniuters · must· Bro~sing Library· at2_:30;p.m, .. ·
Marist students crowd into theatre Sunday night. ..
Students .
march
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Pat Larkin
the leaders walked· single file into · · Erica Grotzet. of second floor Leo
.
Greystone
and
conUnued said "It's about
time ·
the ad-
More than 300 students walked ,. cheering as Petro and-Wade left. · ministrat~on recognizes that we
from the M:arist.-c.afeteria. to :They cheered as they -saw are~Marist.College. Without us, .
. Gi'eystone Hall Monday morning movements ft-om windows in Or. . you have notlfing." Bob Coufal, of
·
at. 9 o'clock in support: of 21 Foy-i§ office throughout
the
:third. floor · Champagnat said;
student leaders who presented· a meeting.. .·
. . . , - .
. . "Sometimes I think. the ad-.: ·
list- of grievances' to President" . Stu<lents were quiet when some. ministration was just seeing how
Linus Foy. ·
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of the leaders came out· and told far they could: push us- before· ;
After breakfast, students filed.
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them what was .going ·on in the· there
.
was a reaction."- · . · • ·
out , of the cafeteria,- - walked meeting ..
A
half hour. after the . , Sharon Murphy, a ·resident of
across campus, and formed a line . meeting started, ~reen came ~!,It. · fo~ floor Ch~pagiiatsaid! "I ·
which exte!}ded from Cham- - and thanke1;t the crowd; tellirig. tllink it's about time :v1-e all umted ., ..
pagnat Hall to a path near Foy's theni it would not have beerC,to fight for what shotild be. The .'
office.
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possible withouttheir support. He ·a:dministration has gotten aw!lY · · ·
Students stood
in
groups and .also
said
the students
·
1:Uust with a lot and)Jhinkit's great
. : talked among themselves in 21 continue :to fightfor-~eir. rights.. . that we finally. gQt. t~get!ter'." · ..
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degree temperatures for about 90
.. S.hirlane:: Ferrante, -:another .
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. Dr. Foy told student leaders he· Green about ·10:30 and_ told the: much. Russ Beckley of third floor~-
. had an appointment with . Ron crowd the meeting was going on . Champagnat said, . "I feel
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P~tro, athletic director, and· -and. Foy·_ was,:-listening to· the~ should be given ~hat :we;warit'i.
,: Thomas Wade; dev:elopment grievances. She told the students
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director, andJie would see them . they • could , leave,
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:saymg• :the- unity. -Rich
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of fifth
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a.m: ·
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insideL :
meeting .:woul~Ja~t Jor ~' wliiJ.e / .floor Leo said;
~·~~ !act that Je; ·.
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... and arrive at Greystone ...
Teachers give
opinions.
.
.
on·
student·
rally
· By Suzanne Breen and
· . Rosie Nguyen
Teacher reaction to the student
rally Monday morning
in
front of
Greystone
was
generally
favorable. Many did not know
· what
_was going
on.
Dr. Eugene Best of. the
religious studies and sociology
department chairman#5aid "the
faculty should have been in- ·
formed because ·
I think
that the
faculty
feel
that we're here to be
at the service of the students."
· . Other faculty members who
were told that a i:ally was being
held said they ·were not aware
that students had any com-
. plaints.-"! never heard students
- complain and I'd have to see the
specific complaints ·· of the
·
stu.dents," ~id E.~1glis!i t~acher
Eleanor Conklin.
"If
.students
don'( come to ciass, they'll be
penalized by me." ·
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. Most
faculty
members
- however,
said
they were · sym-
pathetic to. t@ students' situation
and felt that it was good that
. students became organized.
Dr.
Edward
O'Keefe,
psychology professor said it was
"difficult to comment on whether ·
claims are justified without
knowing them. I'd say it's a
healthy thing, though, that
students are . actively . pursuing
their grievances." Professor
Casimir Norkeliunas said he was
"very . sympathetic to the
situation in the dorms. Students
are· telling me that things· are
very serious there."
·
Mr. Robert
Lewis,
assistant
professor of English, said he'd
"be happy to react but after I
read some of these complaints.
I'd
be
sympathetic to some and to
others
I·
wouldn't be and
I
think
that students should think twice
before striking classes.''
Dr. Richard Platt of the
communication arts department
was "glad to see that students
can organize and get together
when they have a grievance."
Athletic Director Ron Petro,
felt there was nothing wrong with
the group rally as long as
it
was
organized. · Concerning
the
. complaint about shorter gym
hours~ Petro said students were
unjustified because "not one
student carne to me asking me to
extend them again."
Business manager Anthony
Carnpilli said
''iit
many cases
'. students only know one side of
an
issue.
I
only wish there was more
time for them to see both sides of
an'issue."
He said he would be willing to
get together with students
because "they have a tight to
know the whys and wherefores of
. their money." Concerning the
rally, he said "I think that
if
it's
organized and
if
that was the only
way to get -your point across - do
it."
Benin comments
·-.
By
Cathy
Ryan.
out how student's money is being
spe~t."
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Dr. Italo Benin, philosophy
Benin
thinks
students should
professor, cancelled
his
Monday develop a critical, but not
morning class, and accompanied necessarily negative attitude,
seven of his students to the toward the faculty "because
Marist student rally,.although he students -. seem to
accept
didn't know the specific issues everything we do and it scares
being presented.
me." -
Benin said. seven out of ap-
"The community here is
im-
proximately 27 students came to mature in the respect that faculty
class, and said they wanted to members are· afraid of
criticism,
. join the rally. Agreeing with and students are afraid to
, student action, Benin. said, -"I
criticize them."
went with them to find out what
Benin said there is also little
. their complaints were. I was very dialogue between the faculty and ·
· pleased with the actions students administration. He said although ·
took and the way
·
they ap-
he can't speak for the faculty, it is
proached .it."
his
;opinion that they have an
·Benin said · the pro~est was
unfavorable ·attitude toward the
· valuable . becatis~ it is · an initial administration.
step · toward . ''real
com- · . It is useless, Benin believes, to
munication between faculty and approach the administration
students.".
because "any criticism is taken
. However, he feels students as a personal attack."
· should take · a closer look at the
He said the administration
total.value they are receiving at doesn't provide any leadership
i
Marist;
since they are _investing for- the college. "I don't think
, $3,000
to
$4,000 each year.
·
stu<lents
know what the role of
· . "The problem .
is
deeper
than
the adrnil$tration is."
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THE CIRCLE
FEBRUARY 24,_ 1977
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THE-CIRCLE
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t~)
Letters tO
the
Editor·
The Maris! co11egi'c1R·CLE is the weekly newsp~per of the students of Marlst
College and is published throughout the school vear exclusive 01 vaca!lon ·perlOds
bv the southern Dutchess_ News Agencv.•Wapplngers. New York.
Alioth, r
view
exists _at Marist because the position
is
hired · only because .
college once was all-Brother, all-.
q~~-
No one is select~d and
male, all-Catholic. Active and hired Sllllply because of. ~ce,
The Editors:
continuing efforts have been. co!o~, creed, sex, age or national
We regret that the editors of made by Marist executives and ongm.
.
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.
.
Daniel Dromm
Larry Striegel ·
Co-Editor's
- Associate Editor
Photography Editor
Sports Editor
Articles Editor
Layout Editor
Assistant Layout Editor
Advertising Manager
Business Manager
Transportation Manager
The Circle misrepresented the administrators to _ change that
The . Af~1rmahve
Act~on
facts about discrimination at situation in recent years.· As Co~ttee
IS
present!~ draf~_g
Marist, stating (Feb.
17, 1977)_
President Foy. has - stated:. gwde!mes to standar_dize active
that . ''there . , is no active "Marist.
1
is committed to af- . re~rw~ent efforts aimed at all
recruitment Qf minorities" here. - firmative action, not just becaus~ · mm~r1tles; We welcoI!le from the
Reginii Clarkin
Joe Gigliotti
Tom McTernan
Cathy Ryan.·
David Ng
JimBirdas
Ruben Lopez
Kevin Cavanagh
Susan Weisberg
That
week's lead story it is the law but because if is Mar1st ·
community
. any
documented
the - a'ctive right."· .
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. ·
suggestions which will contrib~te .
recruitment of minorities · at-
We all must distinguish bet-· to th~· success of these active
tempted by Dr. ·Lanning. M.any ween. active and successful - recrwtment efforts .. -
.
active recruitment attempts recruitment. Affirmative. Action·
. •
. Eug~ne C. ~est
similar to his are .likewise means that: new and• positive
-AffirmativeAcUonOff1cer
'
documented, The -Affirmative efforts must ·be made to over-
•
.
John Hennessy
Action Officer must
be.
able
to
come past discrimination:· but
,
1
Harriet St.~ermaine _
Staff: Jeffrey Benedict, Suzanne Breen, Elmne Brusoe, • Phil
Colangelo, Maureen Crowe, Ken : Healy, Alsion Hickey, Patrick
Larkin, Bill McLaughlin, Chris Paccione, Wendy Stark, Maureen
Tully, Michael Brennan, Ralph Capone, Rosie _Nguygen, Mike
document·the·affirmative action aoes ·- not
mean
''reverse
JudithSam~ff
taken to recruit, select and.hire discrimination.'' Any candidate.:.
; _ · Roy_ce~te .
minorities at all levels of ad- fein~e or male, . non:.w:hite or
Membe~s, Affirm~t1ve·
ministration, faculty, and staff. _white, young or
019;
Catholic-or ·
Action C<muruttee
Te~t~lbaum, Wanda Glenn. .
·
A
discriminatory situation not . .,_ finally selected f~r :_any _·
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Bad manners
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EDITORIALS
hear
any
of the dialogue due
to
each other. What
kind
~f com----
-the inconsiderate chatter of ·· mwuty
j.s
this?
·. ·
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"
Kno~k, -~nockin'
They sat 'and disc~sed'jor four days
th~
problems with.their s~hool.
' To the Editor, . ·
.
Thifevening (Feb.
17)
we had
to put up with the niost'obnoxious
behavior
possible.. C.U.B.
spo~ored a series of_ oldie. films
in the-Fireside lounge from
9-12.
We stayed until
10
o'clock and -
~inally left:because _we could,not
many students; They. were
;Sincerely,
repea·
.
tedly asked to ·quiet down,
· JobriJ:Dowling
but refused.
.. , . _ . . ..
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Elizabeth Ganz
It_
is really- sad, because
· RQbe~ Ge_ckl~ ·.
everyone_ complains that .there is
Thtnilas Nugent
11othing-to do and when there is,
J.
0
t!cskulli~vhman_
they ruin it.· Students complain
1u,
about the callous administration, . ·
Kathy Pinto
yet ·they spoilg'ood thi!1gs f<rr
JohnDeLuca
,
c.--
Their c;oncern grew out of Jhe unconcern around them.
Prl
•or·
,•t,•es
commµn1ty, . but
of_
the
The issue . here, whether· the -
surrounding co1:Dffiunity also.~
student ··government. · or th~
. For. many college studen'ts,· half -the prize of un_dergraduate
What other club-promotes as athletic departmenr·should'fund
education is knowing, defending and even loving their school: B_ut fqi:
~
much. involvement by · the it, is not iniportiilit Regardl~ss of
Mariststudents what
is
there?-: Maybe a campus with funny looking\
, .. students, faculty or coinmunity?
who
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funds it, the football club
artwork and some dorms. But the experiences make the memories. So - Dear.Editor:
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People .think of- the football club. must be funded. The
$40
sacrifice
far it's.note been a good
.
year for Marist
A
deli, some k~y_s, a new
I·am
writing in·regardsJo the · aij~t·a·bunch of jocks running · paid by· the players ~o play
schedule, frosted.football fWlds, broken doors,. and an unfm~~ed.fun: ·. football club contr-ovetsy.' Being,, around knocking each _other
roottiall and represen~Marj.st is a
factory were·
<?n
QW,
miilds.
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,greater
sacrif~c:::e to them than'the .
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the 'importance· of'.havmg: the. that. There ·are managers, $5,00Q_ is .to Ute_ Marist overall
But, like the proverbial darkness before. the dawn,-' we now have club. The Football club is not o_illy
.
-students;
and ·' community .budget.
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some hope.
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an.invaluable part of the Marist: spectators to think_ofalso.
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When asked if he got the
'21'
together, CUB social committee
·
chairman .. Peter Baudouin replied, "No, I didn't start this thing, the-
R.
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· .
administration did. He told how in. a meeting last week
an
'ad- . .·· . ,
igl,t-on.
ministrator vetoed the decision of the Leo house council to have ten
kegs at their party. He limited th~m to three._ The following day; the
administrator: pulled Baudouin aside and said he had reconsidered and Dear Editor:
.
cqld .Monday inorn following,
WMCR 'management would like
to say these few words. :We -can
remember no· •-·- greater · en-
-thusiasm \.encompas·sing the
student_• body as- was•_portrayed
over the concern for student
rights
ail~
privileges!. \YMCR
.management·· hopes that · the
would allow three more barrels. ·
· ·
Regarding the student rally .of
Sunday night past, and the
The key was in the ignition, that incident fired up the engine.
.
organized, non-violent<'walk. for
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· justice" through the blistering
Baudouin got a few together, and they broughttheir friends. The
'21' · ·
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worked until eleven o'clock {and a few later)
ori
a ~aturday night
because they cared about Marist. They got some gripes to~ether a~d
solutions tvo.
·
Drinking·
agairi"',
They g~t
400
into a rally.on-Sunday night
to
hear their. story·.
It
was a
bedtime story which lingered into the next day when over 300 · To the Editor: .
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"apathetic" Marist students got up at
8
a.m. on a· ~fonday morning to
Angry and. terribly disap-
rally to a cause which might l;lave b~en called "Save our Marist."
It
pointed don't expr_ess my fe~lings
was beautiful
to
see that many caring for their college .. They finally after·. reading -.. the ·,
,J:ailuary ·
27 ·.
had some pride in their school.
·
· Circle. The. articles
I
read are
-,
indicative of the · students at
The administration started it. Luckily the ·man at the top of it all M~rist_ -
one· . l!P~cifying .. a
does care.• During the meeting he was so very honest,' an ·observer student's. favorite :--pastime --
c_ouldn't help but crack a smile. _He was interested and sincere.
·
drinking;
two articles { one .with.
h~lf-page·· ····covera·ge' .. a·nd.
Some·say it had to happen. Hopefully
if
the students and ad-- photographs)·on locaJ:bars, and·
ministrators will communicate it won't happen again. . ,
finally ·a. report of'•the damage
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attributecl . to.
dr;unks.
-The
,Circle· ·
There's-a new kind ofdestruction here. Admiriistrators and students -says it .al(iri one issue.
. ·· _
f..
, are breaking down communicative barriers, not doors in the dorms. •. Let me·tell ytni.howgladlam-
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to
be
spending
iiiy
last
s_em~r.,
tteyl Re·mein
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out here intArgonne, Illinois; .not
· because · · of. _;courses· .. and·--
. professors(lcertainly
had~
good•··
; education~! ~xperience), but with ··
>
the ·imm~uricy the_ majority of
Marist· students exhibit.· For the·
.
_
. .
_past_ four
years,
-I've
~been
Jp.;.··
With
all
the_ confusion of the past. week many_ people. may have · creasingly frustrated µstening to
overlooked the fact that two years ago, Shelley _Sperling, .a -Mm.st -· bragging _about one's. ability. to ._
freshman; was shot and killed in the campus cafeteria. · • .·. ·. ••
;put• down beers:·or. of a:Jloqr's •
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Shelley was a prO<luctive and creativ~ member_ of the Marist destructi.on.
, .: · · .:, .-_ : ,~· :-.
community~: She was in the'-5cience of)'v~an -. Three
Year
Degree
.
I
realize
.ll18;t
whatiL
think:--
program m,id was an honors student. .S~e
wµt
always berexnembe~ed prop~bly woi:i
t
affect_., th_ose
by those who knew and,Joved her. -.
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:.. - contmually foggY.-braln.ed
Memories· of.Shelley live on, We•think_of how.homble 1t _was that ;'"students.'' What.anyone;~ys.-...
night; of all the chaos and -~onfusfon that prevailed; We rern~t>e.r.,,all. . wor't:
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you _gro:w.: up. ; For:
the tears'that were,shed.- - . · -.
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',:· ;. ·
;fu,o~,µulividuals; you<~e just
_ -Yet Shelley herself had _always wanted toll~~ fully. She.was:11ot a .. · w~sfii:i~.>fOUI's: or._your':JMll'ents'.· :
. quitter ;·By facing _her ·death w,e can share·o1!1' gr1.ef9:"d
.9U1'
Iov~ . .- . ;_ ·. m~n~y,..,~ere. ,:An_d : yo_11: ai:e not::
·._We
must
remember;·Shelley and-what 1t was ~e that, mght:not .. dolll~~tl_le. s~~!-~Y:g~. -_:';.•·-:;
because we are mol'.bid,but Qut of a deep. concern
thaf
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continuation of talks,: between
students and, admfuistration ..
will
provide
us _
w}th a coffiIIiunity
which'is direly needed!·
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short:- Right-on!
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WMCR Management
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Record review
-·students-
work
·-Rankin and Hillage
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Pat
Lafk!n
cafeteria, tutoring, working in
by Chris Paccione
album. It's the sowid of
his
voice
the various offices on campus,
and Kenny
Ran.kin
rather
~
the lyrics that work.
Thl?re are 270 students enrolled marking papers for teachers, or
"You Are
So
Beautiful," opens
in tha work study program at working for Marist's ·AV-TV
This review could easily state, like a Lana Turner movie score,
Marist College.
Of
these 270, Center.
...
"I like
this
album, it's very nice", with_ the strings and clarinet
about 175 students actually have
Each student is allocated a · oyer and over again; but it is! adding a melancholy feeling. The
jobs. Gerry Kelly, director of
certain
arilowit of money for the Sunply stated, the album
is
nice songismoretouchingandintense
financial aid~ said students who· year. Hhe uses the money before mellow folk music with
a jazz
than -Joe Cocker's version
do not have jobs either ·find
dif-
the year is over he is allowed to style (like something out of the because of the way· KeMy uses
ferent jobs or they. find-they · keep_ the job
if
there are enough cool era). Kenny Rankin is one of
his
voice. I
also
like the way he
cannot keep up with their ·studies fwids . in the program.
"If
we those few singers who
can
do a does "Groovin"', a song that
and work_ at the same time.
\pave-the fWlds, and the student popular song and make it S<>Wld · makes you whistle along Wl·
_ Kelly said for a student to get has the financial need we will
try
like
his
own. With the help of Don consciously.
My
personal
on _
work study .he mu,st to keep
him
employed for the Costa,
who
does
- the favorite is "While My Guitar
"demonstrate financial. need!' entire year;" said Kelly. ·. -
arrangements, the album
has
a Gently Weeps," which is also
He described financial need as,
Kelly said there ~as about personal style that is con-
very different
than
the original
-''the co~ of education less the $152,500
in
the work study budget. vincingly
his
own. The album is version.
In
"Make Believe", his
financial -al>ility of the family to He said for every dollar paid to· a made with a lot of care and pride, own song, he uses his voice in a
meet that expense."
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student the federal government which is evident after the first way that puzzles and defies
The students can get jobs pays
BO
cents and the college pays. .
~ning.
Rankin's bluesy, folksy categorization. It's
an
album that
working -on security,
in
the
.
20 cents.
kind of a voice adds much must be heard, so check it out.
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meaning and dimension to the ·
L -
Steve Hilla~e
. notes&ttsides
- . -What Rankin's voice does for
the songs on his album, Hillage's ·
guitar does on this. Formerly of a
British group · called Gong,
·- Commuters Meeting
Creative Writing Contest
/
There
will be ;a meetfug of the - \Vriters: You can win $100,
$50,
_Commuter- Union on Frid~y at .or
$25
in cash and book prizes for
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2:15 and every Friday thereafter best short story, humorous essay,
Hillage is _one of those_ optimists
· left over from the sixties: "My
role ...
try
to -syntesize ... a jazz-
Cowicil on the Arts, the National rock element; ultra, ultra spaced
Endowment for - the
Arts
and - out element; and a rocking lead
private donors.
guitar."
Special Ed.
That's his philosophy of music
and he has more than succeeded
in fulfilling that on this album. He
has
his
own unique style
of
guitar
playing, and though widerrated
now, will soon emerge
as
one of
the best lead guitarists in rock.
He plays in such a way that each -
note is a surprise, as
if
he were
feeling his way through rather
than - thinking.
He
takes
Donavan's "Hurdy Gurdy Man",
much farther
than
one would
expect.
. His songs, like "Electric
Gypsies", don't seem that well
constructed, but are salvaged by .
his instinctive feel for the guitar.
This
is
where the album's main
strength lies, the instinctiveness
that makes every lead sowid
improvised.
"Om
Nama
Shivaya",
is
a
musical
meditation, but once again it's
Steve's excellent guitar that
makes it work. "Lunar. Musick
Suite" starts out wipromising,
but
contains
some surprises like
a trumpet solo and an interesting
change of meter. By far the
highlight of this album is George
Harrison's, "Its
All Too Much", a
tour de force which is a fitting
close for the album. With all due
respect to Mr. Harrison, his leads
could never approach this.
LAST
MINUTE
NOTES ..... due
to a publishers error, last week's
<;:ontinued on page 2
in the Browsing Library in the or other short pieces between 250.
. · Campus Center'. Both residents • andJOOO words - with free copy of
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Poet Constance 'Berkley will
• . third annual· Van Trip to the :read from her .work at 2:15 p.m,
· Eastern
Psychological on Friday, February 25,'
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the
Association on the weekend of Firesiqe Lounge of the .Campus.
~Aprill5and16, The coriventionin Center at Marist Cqllege. The
__ Boston will include presentations program is open to the public.
· __ on virtually every area . of con-
The program is sponsored by
temporary psychology. The cost Marist's Poets and Writers Etc.
will.
be $14'.56 for transportation Workshop and the Creative Artist
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terested ·should contact the Sl_lpported bythe New York State
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.4. For more· information please
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Dr. -- Tim.
Ryan,
psychology department or Eileen
Kirk, Leo.
Judith
Lander
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be
returned . · to
the
Teacher
Education Office before March
28
_
in
order
to
qualify for enrollment
in
the required
courses for Fair:
1977.
Summer·Employment
The Marist College Little
People's Summer Workshop
would like _ to announce that
applications for summer em- ·
ployment may be picked up at
room 271 (CUB office) in the
Campus Center. ·
Judith Lander, contemporary
singer, songwtjter and -pianist, .
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LA VIN STOPPED lN GG Q:tJARTERFINAI..S
by Tom Mcfreroan
29) in.
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close
first
half,
.but
result tQe final score was their
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Janeczek. scored nine
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seconds biggest-lead of the game.
Joey Lavin, a freshman from Yorkville,' was
elimina1oo.
fro~ the
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beatmg_ Trenton State J4:'6l
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after intermission
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to
put Mari.st • Three Southampton players. New York Golden Gloves competition at the Felt Forum Fnday rught.
Monday rught,
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_the varsity ahead for the
first
time since reached 20 points, led by
.
Tony
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Lavin who had won
his
three
preliminary bouts in the 160-lb:
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su~
basketball
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team did two things midway through the opening
half ..
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Silva with
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For Marist,
Berry
novice division, suffered a cut above
his
eye and lost
his
title hopes
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they usually don't: they won on Seven minutes of back-and-forth became a one-man show with a
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whentherefereestoppedthefightneartheendofthefirstround.
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the road and. they ~tained a action followed before
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Janeczek g~e-high
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points.
Also
in
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Described
in
Saturday's New
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York Post as "an impressive amateur
co~eback drive
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until
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the~
.
had ~ked
a
13-:1
spurt
that gave the
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double
.
figures for
Marist
were middleweight,"
Lavin
deserves our congratulations. for
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his
fme
.
the game safe
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m the~ victory Red Fox{#s· a
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Janeczek (13),
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this
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Last
Tuesday at Loudonville, BERI:lY NAMED ATHLETE OF WEEK
pas~
week were on the road, and Glynn Berry, who scored 15, and Sif#Da quickly increased their _43-·
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found Neil Lajeune~e •
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who
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J1ad
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Cirino
Berry; a junior from Brooklyn, N.Y;;
has_ been named Marist
the~selves ~ g
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to
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overcome a points ~d eig}!t rebounds.Marist 15:10
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Before they connected on
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29
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:had
possession when Sieija
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011.~turday. He also had
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four· g~e l_osmg
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Mar1St
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rallies fizzle out m losses to
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both: receiyed
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turnovers and Red
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followed by Jack Grennan
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continued their hot spooting; As.a
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years ago
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A wrestling clinic will
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n~xt :ruesday ~d Thur~
fillfilling the1r
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will be COI?,dti'7tedby
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Joe Sabatella, coach at
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According to C()ach Eileen Witt,
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fotils alone tlla.t upseLWitt
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with
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25
points
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chool..!Wrestllilg intramurals are sc!ledµled for the
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~ef~rees, ~ere),nc~nsistel}t. They
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Reg8!1ay
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c;al~gtp~ little things but-
full-:eourt
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press.
Ann
Goger also
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1s diffl~ult f~r me to ,pick a wmner _for_ tomghts 1!1tra~~at_
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Witt reached tl_le
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court
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did nothing
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when
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people were
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in
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double
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figures
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for
b3:sketba~fmalssmceI don tknowwhoth~fmallsts are~s Im, wnting
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by the sent flying by obvious fouls. A Marist ·with 1
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But Just to show that I'm not copping
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niferees that Marist was a half-
fight almost broke out because . .Yesterday the women
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took
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Pepper" and show
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up tonight
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nour late and wouldn't .be able to t,liey were losing control and both .... : their s-10
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cord
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ga,me warmup.
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teams were
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against Manhattan .
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The Red .J'~S W~EK IN MARIST SPORTS _(Feb. 24~March 2):
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nThere was a ~chedtile change
The Clippers ran off to a
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Foxes
'then
concfode
tfie
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season
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and we got.the t~e_mov~d back
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Jead
on
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a
rescheduied game against
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Thursday
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Feb. 24 ;_~Basketball: at West
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Point; J.V.·-4 p.m.
fro~-_6Jo 6:30, said Witt. S~e
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Foxes,whothe!l cut
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1t to 3f25 at
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Pace<Mond~y (7 p.m.) in
,the
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Saturday;Feb.26-Basketball:·atC.W:.,Post; var~ity-8p.m,
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contm_ued_
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that the
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Con!!ordia the half on three straight bask~ts
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Mai'ist gym;
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ketball: Pace- at Marist
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