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Volume 18, Numl>er •
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THE
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MARISTCOLLEGE, POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK 12601
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February 17, 1977
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its week - long suspensi9n
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activities yesterday, after an through the business_ office:
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enough of an effort
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hire as "Women in Media", Black
agr:eeinent concerning funding of
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Student Newsletter,
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the club football.team was
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made
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financiatboard;
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President
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Although
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irifu~rities are
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under• fines,
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the loss
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offunds
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and as a Bl'.oadcasting
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with
br.
Antonio_ Perez, dean
of
Foy,
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Vice. ~; Pres1dent
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Edward
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faculty, Jastresol1,
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gave President JohnDo:wliilg and
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Treasurer Thomas McTernan
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being penalized
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makirig Department received
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extra time to come up
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with their
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John
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the
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385 applications were
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350 from their trac('members of
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assistant
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students; ·to help· pay
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McTernan said there maybe a
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decided that it could riot winter
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carnival', held
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contribute $5,000 to
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weekend; and
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students
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By Mike Tietelbaiiin
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blacks on the administrations
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Abez:nathy, and convince them to hire
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tea~hers. Disctjrilinaticm
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is
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a
Christian
;
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LeadersQip
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oii-
most horrible
.
thing and we must
ference,
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said
-'
he
·
believes do solllething a
_
bout
it."
·
pressure
:'
must
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"
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applied
to
·
.
Abernathy, wbQ
,
is
a Baptist
_
club, as ithaaforthe past eleven provided with
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further
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in~
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years
;
because of a
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five per cent
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formation concerning
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the event.
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discrimi
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nation
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minister
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president of
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against-
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the
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lliring
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of
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black and
.
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Southern
•
Christian Leadership
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min9rity
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teac;hers
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on
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c~llege
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Conference,
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said
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more
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blacks
'.:: :
campuses.
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must
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get · involved in the fight
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iln .,
an:
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interview
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at--Vassar · against discrimination.
,
Gollege';Swidayt'
·
wn~re the civil
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The 51 .:.year-old Abernathy took
:.
rights_leaderdelivered a sermon over
·
leadership
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of
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the powerful
;
anqle$fe;'Abernathy
;
~d "we SCLC after the assassination· of
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m.ust
f·=
ili!e
,
press4J:'.e
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Jrom
:
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-all-
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Martin Luther. King, Jr. in April
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THE CIRCLE
FEBRUARY 17, 1977
CUB moves elections
Ainato
against
RC changes
The College Union Board has
rescheduled its elections for the
end of March, so that members
can vote on revisions in the CUB
constitution. The elections are
usually held during the last week
in February.
.
According to Thomas
.
Mc-
Ternan, treasurer, the thirteen
membe
.
rs of the CUB were
scheduled
to
·
meet yesterday, to
vote on constitutional changes
involving a different procedure
for electing committee chairmen,
·
a revised financial policy, and
more clearly defined duties for
officers and chairmen.
John Dowling, president, said
that the title of vice - president
may
·
be changed to "sales-
manager" because of tr9ubles
the CUB has had in the past with
vice - presidents.
.
·
·
If
the
·
revisions
·
are approved
by the CUB, a
.
referendum will be
drawn up and students will vote
on the changes before the CUB
elections are held.
The constitution was supposed
to be revised during the past two
CUB
administrations, said
McTernan, but the revisions were
put off until it was too late, and
new elections
·
had come around
again.
McTernan added that some
parts of the constitution were
outmoded. "A lot of times we did
things without referring to the
constitution and then
.
we looked
back and found we
.
weren't in
accordance." However, he would
not detail any specific instances
·
when
this
had occurred.
"What we're really doing is
streamlining the constitution,
and taking out the parts which
don't work any
·
more/' said
Dowling:'
·
Asked whe~her he thought
.
the
revisions would be passed,
McTernan said, "There may be a
few minor details which will be
changed such as wording, but I
By
Wanda
Glenn
which were to be phased
·
out
think
the basic principles will be
anyway, according to Perez,
approved."
Peter Amato, director of there will be three interns from
McTernan said he could not be
housing, said he is upset with the various schools, and
2
full
-
time
more specific on
•
the proposed
loss of the resident coordinator residence directors for Leo and
changes, because he thought his
(R.C
.
) jobs:
·
·
.
Champagnat Halls.
·
views might influence the way
• Eliminating
.
the jobs, said
The
.
interns will receive
a
other CUB members would see
-
Amato, "will take away money stipend of $2800 a year and
them. He said a balanced from Marist students and suggest credits from their respective
presentation would be given the job is unimportant"
schools
·
for working during the
when the members met.
Six of the eight R.C. positions day in the counseling office the
Should the revisions not be will be eliminated next semester, career development
·
office,
.
and
approved, they would go back to according to Dr. Antonio Perez, with
·
the activities personnel,
the CUB policy board, and the · dean of students.
•
.
along
.
with
·
working in their
organization would probably
Originally all eight jobs were to particular
:
dorms.
.
.
operate under the old constitution
·
be cut, but Perez reconsidered,
"Working
'
with
~
interns will
until next year
;
.
,
leaving one
R
.
C.
in Gregory require a lot of time, because
Dowling said that candidates House and
_
one in
_
Champagnat theydon'tkriowthe school," said
for
CUB
offices should submit
·
Hall;
·
.
·
.
-
Amato.
·
applications by the
first
week in
·
Normally the R.C. acts
·
as a
He says the R.C. job offers.the
·
March; in order
-
to be considered liaison between residence
,
ad-
.
students a "chance to exercise
for nomination.
visors and the residence director
what
.
they were taught about
·
in
.
and
·
is
paid abclut $1,200 a year,
class."
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or be reimbursed
if
he. has paid -which they have been dealing
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bills.
,
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with since December.
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involvedin King murder
InplaH;lf7iie
Circle
on a Memphis, Tenn. hotel
it
a peopl~'s inaugurati<m.
_
balcony in April of 1968,
·
''Finally;
'
his
move without
ByWendyStark
.
·
of
-
Marist is reflected in the
llte
•_
~ev. Ralph
:
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Abernathf,
Abernathy,
.
.
who
.
Was
·
.
the civil heSitati
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on
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or1 the whole
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questiOn
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.
alid
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MaW'eenTully
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...
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Q~ty
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9f
the
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w
.
~ekly.
.
.
By Mike Teitelbaum
president of the
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Southern
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rights leader's
.
closest
.
friend, of pardoning those who refused to
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·
Judy Strigaro, a sophomore
:"
Christian Leadership
Con~ saidhehasovercomethethought fightintheVietnanrWar.lthink
·
A little more
'
than
half
of'
politicat science majorsaid~
,
·
ference, said Sunday he believes of dying. "Whenidie,
l
want to he has to go a
little
further and
1 .
Marises students have a
"The Circle could be better i f
top government officials were be moving
.
forward;'' said the believehewi,11 takethafstepand · favorableopinionofttieircampus Marist
'
had the riews to improve
involved in the
-
assassination of fatheroffour
:
.
''Idon'twanttobe deal with those who did go but
:
newspaperaccordingtoasurvey it.'
t
.:
Junior communicatfons
_
Martin Luther King Jr;
.
.
moving backward or
:
standing
·
didn't stay
.
"
.
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.
,
.
'c
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,
taken by The
.
Circle.
208
of the
400
major Noreen Fennell :added
"It
During a press conference at still. I don't mean physically but
_
Abernathy and
.
~ Young both
-
s~uden
_
ts _
,
survey~d
'
.
_
said
-
The deals with a lot oftrivia and it's
:
·
·
.
Vassar College, Abernathy also
.
forward
·
.with
aggressive w<>rked with Dr,J{ing during the
·
Circle
IS
iriforma~lVE:·
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.
· ·:
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,
too repetitious
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.
said President Jimmy Carter
·
policies/
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era of civil righ~ in the late 1950's
.•.
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J?an
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F;l
_
ynn, a
Juru~r
b~m~ss
·
:_
·
32
students
'
had an unfavorable
.
deserves
an
A~plus rating for the
·:.,·
Abernathy; who is a
.
candidate arid 1960's
,;
Atiemat~y
;
.
wlio
'
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will
.
maJor
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;
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The
·
Circle
.
is ~-
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.
opinion <>f
_
Theqicle;Soµie said
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firstthree weeks of his ad~
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for.
c
the
-.
Congressional
-
seat
<c
celebrate
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rus
':
51st'birthday1n
:
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formabv~
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and the
.·
n.ewsis tlle
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pap
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three we~ks
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d
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l{fug-
as
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current:
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Se~or
;
biology
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major
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irilpro~e~ent;
·,
w~e :Others
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said
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believe'-'
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iitmly
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:t,hat;
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e~:::J;~,1!~<:1~
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why
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he
1
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rate~
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{
·president'of the
·
SCLC
/
kirigJvas
• .
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Geo!ge
.
G~~skiagre~d;
=
sayuig
theY;
di~
tread it
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"
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there was
a
plot to
-
kill Martin
'/
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a11
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¥pllis
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'llike
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th
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e
,
new~paper,.-it's one
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of
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R:u~e
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n
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L?pez.
,!
a
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freshm:in
.
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Luther King, . Jr.,,, the : Baptist
'.!First, ,,
.
through
.
bu;
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cabinet
.
·
.
<
':'With
7
Andrew
•:-
y
oung:
·
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iJl ::
the
th7 fe~
,
g~~.
'things
.
we' haye
,
,on
'
,
.
f.0bt
,
1ca
L:
S<;1enpe;JII18JOr~
,
sa1d,
·
minister said.
"L
believe
,
the appointmentsi It
:
is made
,
up of United
·
·Nations
.
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and Ralph
tJlis
campµs.
::
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.
.
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·,
The qX:~le
~ ~an:to~ar~ the
~
.
onspiracy _involves indiyid:Uals individqa~;
.
J>J~
'.
ck,
,.
Jernale
,
and Abernathy
)ri
tlie
:
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halls
,.
of
40
P~t-9f!nt"ol".
.
16ps~dents said
.
facu~ty;-;
-
·
!t
::
only gives;
;
the
.,.
m
very
high
places
m
our male;
.
who have pr'?-ven they are Congress, this proves without
a:
The Circle
~
~as
_
fair
;
Most of ~e
.
s~denf:s side ()f the story.
,
government. I really don't know aware and have a
.
deep sen- shadow of a doubt that even
studepts said that the small S1Ze
.
who,andifldidlwouldn't
:
say
·
at
·
sitivity-to
_
the
.
problemsthat
_
face though the dreamer, Martin
·
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·
this
particular time; but I think a
t:)ur counf.iJ'
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.
Luther King Jr.,
is
dead, they
Ne..,
R.j
A
s
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·
·
en
very thorough investigation can
''Second,
:
the
.
i~auguration cannot
:
kill the dream,"
.
Aikr
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tnr
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.
.
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fjnd out."
.
itself .
.
Carter took
.
all
,
th~ pomp nathy said.
·
·
·
··
· ·
King died in Abernathy's arms and royalty out and really made
as long as
.
peop~e obey them
·
and non-smoker,
I
·
sympathize with
·
it is about tune the
.
college
·
put those. who do smoke ~d fe~l
,
Lasrweek
:
,;no smoking'' signs them up;'lhave
·
seeri people
·
ask smoltjlig should '?E!penm~ed
m
were · placed on the walls in all other people to put cigarettes out classes. Along ~th t~e right to
classrooms in Donnelly Hall, and and they have not
.
,.
. ·
.
·
, smoke,
cons1der~tion
and
the campus center. "These
Mike Mahoney, a sophomore courtesy sho~d also be shown to
signs,"
.
said Andrew Pavelko, commuter · added, "People will non-smokers.
.
-
.
physical : pl~iJ:lg director
·
at ignore the
.
signs and smoke
Winnie
_
Saitta, a junior from
;
By Bill McLaug
_
hlln
·
.
Marist, "were authorized
-
by the anyway:
I
do not
·
mind people Champagnat added, "I smoke so
administration for the
·
;
basic
·
smoking in class as Iorig as the it is hard on
·
me; but
I
can un-
health effect of all people."
people around them do not derstand the reasoning behind it.
· Pave~o said that smoking
:
is a
.
mind.".
·.
,
.·
·
.
The teachers and other students
·
general fire hazard and with no
Senior
·
Dave
·
Schools,
.
also
:
a do nobippredate it so
I
do not·
.
smoking, the classrooms will
.
be
-
commuter said;
.
"IJove tlie
no-
.
smoke in class
/
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By
.
Maureen
Tully
·
girls wing. Sherry Smith is the
new R,A
.
·
on third floor Cham-
New resident advisors
.
(RA)
pagnat, replacingVivian Paniati
and resident
.
coordinators (RC)
who transfered last semester~
have been
,
appointed in
Cham-
Vallerie Ballerosa replaced
pagnat and Leo
Halls
and Benoit
Michael Nugent, who graduated
House for
·
the remainder of the
last semester, as R.C. in Leo Hall
spring semester.
- .
.
and Richard Crump
·
is the new
Senior Brian Bennett, formerly
· ·
R.A
i
·
for the fourth floor in
·
Leo;
the R
.
A. on sixth floor men's wing
Bill Deeken will replace Sam
in Champagnat
,
·
is
•
now
·
R;C.
for
.
Delgado
;
who resigned for per-
·
-
Benoit House.
_
He replaces
·
Lev
..
sonal reasons
•
as RA. of Leo
'
s
I<'edynia~. who resjgned for
third floor.
-
·
.
·
·
.
.·
personal
.
reasons;
.
·
accordirig to
.
In
/
r
.
espo~e
:.
to the
,
new ap-
Peter Amato
;
director of housing.
pointnients, Amat9 said,
·
"I
think
Mark RudolpJl will replace
the additions
.
to the staff will
.
Bennett.
·
enhance teams in all the
Paula Peglo
·
was
.
appointed
•
·
buildings and add. to -the
team
R.A. for sixth floor ~pagnat
.
appr01l~h to servicing students.''.
.
...
ft1ain,e
.
11-nce
·:.
ch-rges
··
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.
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to
:
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remove
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·
tes
:
s
,
e
·
~s
.
.
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much cleaner
.
and non-smokers
·
smoking signs,
.
but they will
·
not
.
·
r.ecnesident
;:.
Gino DiMartino,
will no lo
·
nger be irritated by the do any good unle
·
ss they are also a junior said,
"I.
do not
.
un-
.
public
.
assembly
_
of smokers in
·
a
~
enforced.
It
is very inconsiderate ~erstand why the rule was im-
·
By Cathy Ryaii
·
'
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are built
.
into the walls.
.
.
i\
Janus added that the dressers
!
given -area.
.
.
.
.
.
.. ·
· ·
for other students
.
notto ask
if ·
posed on the
.
students.
:
There
Several
·
· Marist
.
students gave
·
they can smoke
:
in
.
a
.·.
confined should not be any question, it
is
·a
·
their views on ·the
-
no smoking area, but it:is all
'
right to smoke person's perogative to smo_ke or
signs and the effects tlle
'
signs outside or ·where there
is
good
not. Although .a pr~fessor must
will
have.
ventilation."
·
,
·
'
.
,
:
·
comply
.
with the new rule,
I
.
Junior Steve Meier,· a com-
Sophomore Brian
·
Jantzen
.
of
believe he must use discretion
01,1
muter, said ''They are nice signs Leo Hall said, "Althoµgh
lam a
the matter."
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There~ a$15 charge for having
weren't
·
meant
.
to be freestan-
1
each dresser
·
removed· from the
ding, so
-
when they· are detached
·11;
walls,
·
according
·
to Fred ·.Janus,
.
and
.
not made freestanding, ther
....
·
·
director
,
of
·
maintenance. ·
.
Janus
•··
eventually
·
fall
•
~part. ·
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.
.
.
·
.
.
.
said there
has
:
always been
a
Amato
.
·
srud in the.long
run
charge; but it
-
wasn't enforced
studen~willhavetopay
.
forthem
i
until recently
;
,
,
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an~y. when
a
room
·
check is
_
_
1
.
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.
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According to
_
Peter
· ·
Amato;
done at
.
the
·
end of.the year. _He
· .
.
_
director of residences, the money
•
'
•
said besides
.
the
··
dressers falling
.
_
studentsJmy_ will be
used
to pay
a
.
apait,
.
the removal of th~ from
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,
·
man
.
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for
·
.
:
labor,
.
and
· .
to
·
.
.
,
buy
·
·
.
·
the
.
w-ajlsJeaves broken tiles
,
and
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materials
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F:EBRUARY 17, 1977
THE CIRCLE
PAGE3
Need
a
job? Come here
Larry
Snyder
By
Maureen
Tully
A reference file is also
available for students. This gives
The
Office
of
Career the students a chance
to
have
Development and Placement, references kept in
·
a permanent
located on first fioor in Cham-
file, so when they are looking for
pagnat
·
Hall offers more for a job
his
or her references are
undergratuates than most people readily available through the
know says Larry Snyder, office.
director.
.
One of the biggest functions of
According to Snyder, the office the office is the Job Preparation
offerr
guidance
to
un-
Workshop. They are offered once
dergr aduates as well as seniors, every two weeks and include such
in c>,oosing courses that will help information as, how
to
write
in pursuing their major.
resumes and cover letters, who to
·
There
.
are
·
reference materials get references from and in-
and resources which show what formation on civil service
tests
kinds of jobs are being pursued in and the College Placement
An-
different majors
.
There is a nual.
career library which consists of a
Every semester the office
series of envelopes containing presents a major career in-
career opportunity information
·
formation day
.
This
semester the
in fields ranging from accounting office is sponsoring a day on
to X-ray technician.
business administration along
with computer science and math.
On campus recruiting is also a
function within the office. Snyder
said, he is working with William
Austin and the alumni office to
expand
·
this
program
.
He is
contacting alumni so that they
will inform the office of job
openings with the companies they
work for. Besides using -the
alumni as a liason, the office also
sends notification of job openings
to seniors and graduates with the
appropriate
major
.
or
background when openings are
found
.
Snyder said, "serious students
should use materials
_
early
enough, so that by senior year the
Job Preparation Workshop would
be good for technicalities."
·
cu:
·
Lack
ot
.
illterest
Griffin asks
--
for
·
thinking, Higgins said.
_
Higgins
.
"If
people get interested
Ms
.
VanParys added that one
.
we
'
Uhave more power behind
us;
'
-
By
Larry
Striegel
survey
·
funds
Lack of interest on the part of member of the advisory board Eventually we want
to
become
Marist'snearly700conunutersis wQUldbeelectedtotheothervice-
equal with the
.
Campus Union
ByDavidNg
Marolda suggested that a
the biggest-problem facing the presidential position which was Board and the student govern-
revised survey be made to in-
commuter
union
(C.U.)
·
says
-
created in the new C.U
:
con-
merit. The main
_
obstacle is
in-
Bob Griffen, a junior criminal
elude the commuter population.
Joseph Higgins, president
.
·
stitution, adopted last fall
.
She terest."
justice major, asked the Student
He also sai:l that a ·second survey
,
On
Friday afternoon, Higgins, said the second
_
_
vice-president
The C.U .
.
will
have a problem Academic Committee (SAC) for
should be more in depth.
.
.
Vice-President Sue VanParys, would be a member of both the sponsoring many
.
activities for money Monday night, to publish a
Kathleen Spear, the math SAC
Treasurer Serafino Celano, and a executive
.
. and advisory
_
boards the rest of the semester because survey on cheating at Marist
representative, challenged the
group of 10 students discussed and
·
would .belp bring
·
the two
·
there is orily $362 left in the which he took last December.
validity of the survey stating the
.
ways
to
get commuters involved
'.
groups together
:
for
·
a more ef-
budget according to Celano. He
.
Although the final statistics are
questionnaire
is
"vague,"
.
in
.
their organization .
.
Higgins ficient government.
.
·
guessed thatthe C.U. had "about not yet ready
,
Griffin said the
"subjective", and "deceptive."
said that the C
.
U. islooking for
-
·
Higgins said that
-
the C.U.
is
$900"
'
in
the beginning of the main objective of the survey is
Griffin was supported
by
the
volunteers.
to
·
-
·
be':ome planhing a ski trip and possibly a school year,
.
but added Uiat he did
"to point to the fact that there
commW1ication SAC
.
member,
<
represen~tives. on
an
,
a~V1Sory
'.
~ r
party_
to
get co~uters
.
not know what happen.ed to ~e
_ ·
may
be
a very severe cheating
Rosie Nguy en, who helped
'
board which will-wo~k with the
:
.
mvolved With
·
the Marist
c
com-
·
mo.ney becausE! he ha_s1ust talten
.
problem on campus.,. He adds
conduct the survey. Ms. Nguyen
executiye
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board
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semes~r
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that
,
the
.
'preliminary
,:
:fil\di.I,l,gs
said
this
survey
wasAone
oi
.
tne
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The
>
volunteers
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would
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.
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-w~
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about
,
,our
,
bu~et, but
if
we
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get has cheated
·
at least once. _
.
.
President Jack Boyle ruled
·
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muters from
·
their
,
geographical
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"'We · don't
;-
have
-:
people
',
in-
more •. people mv9lved we can
Ed Marolda
a
commuter SAC
that the
·
committee could
_
not
region
.
and
-
wo.uld help the terested. Commuters don't kriow probably ~et more next
_
year,'.'
member,
sail
since the survey further discuss the issue, because
-
executive board know whaL about the C.U.
·
and these events Celano srud.
did not include commuter SAC did not have a quorum, to
_>
,-colllm11
_
t~rs
__
want ~nd
.
are willhelpgettheminvolved,
"
.
said
students
it
could not be totally further discuss or vote
on the
·
·
·
·
-
accurate. He said the average issue. The
SAC
will taJce the issue
Week
in
-
:
Review
:
vandals strike
.-
again
~y
Cathy Ryan
knowing it was sealed, according
to Kevin Wolff, resident coor-
-
Two doors were kicked in and dinator on the 8th floor, Cham-
By
Pat Larkin
one which was
.
already
.
broken pagnat.
-
was removed from its hinges, at
Wolff said at approximately
A poll conducted bY the Daily
approximately
·
4
a
.
m. last 6 :30 a.m. Saturday the electricity
.
News showed only
18
percent of 'Saturday, on the 9th floor in was turned off on the 8th floor,
those
interviewed
favored
Champagnat
Hall.
Joseph and was off for about a half hour.
malting Puerto Rico
.
the
,
51st
Waters, director of security said
Waters said,
''I
can't say now
state. The poll was conducted on
.
there is
an
.
investigation
_
being how the investigation is being
January
_
10,
11
and 12. 533 adults
conducted by Maris_t security into conducted, because that would
were questioned
,
in New York
the matter.
·
·
·
include names/' He said he has
·
Citv.
northern New Jersey, and
According to several ob-
interviewed several students he
Nassau,Suffolk,Westchesterand
'
servers, Admissions Director felt might be able to help in the
Rockland counties. Puerto Rico
·
·
David Flynn
-
and Dean of investigation,
-
and obtained
is
·
currently
under·
·
com-
Students Dr. Antonio Perez were names of other students he in-
monwealth status. Puerto Ricans
there. to inspect damages
,.
and
.
tends to interview;
areUnitedStatescitizensbutpay help clean up, on Saturday
.
When asked what
will
be done
no federal income taxes, have no
·
.
morning and found
..
several after the interviews, Waters said,
vote in national elections and garbage
.
cans
overturned "Let's see what we have when the
~ve no voting representatives in
throughout the building.
interviews are over."
·
Congress.
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A window
.
on
•.·
the
-
9th
·
floor
Dean
Perez was not available
lounge was broken accidentally for comment -at press time.
-
.
The
west all-stars defeated the
when ~omeone pushed on it, not
.
.
east
125-124
in the annual
NBA
all . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .
star game on Sunday. Julius
-
.
,
Erving was voted
_
the game's
MVP.
He
·
scored
'
30
-
points
·
and
.
grabbed 10 rebounds.
·
.
Secretary
.
. of ·State, Cyrus
·
R.
Vance left Monday night
to
the
Middle East on a mission he
hopes will establish personal
relations Wi,th keyleadersto help
settle
_
the
·
problem in
'
the Midgle
·
East
:
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The
N. Y.
Jets have threatened
·
·
to move to
.
New Jersey
.·
unless
·
:
they are able to
use
Sh~
Stadium
..
before the baseball season ends.
,
_
The N
.
Y.
Mets
are co-tenants of
the stadium and the
Jets
are not
.
allowed to
·
play honie
games until
:
the
'.
Mets'
-
season
is
over.
·
Donald
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the
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Mets;
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PAGE4
.
EDITORIALS
Unintended but real
This
week's lead story in the CIRCLE concerns
discrimination, a word many of us would say
is
loosely used,
·
too
frequenUy or not enough
.
.
·
Discrimination is perhaps the most dehumanizing thing a
person can endure. ~ot only is it dehumanizing but it
is
restricting, it stunts the growth of a human being,
ii
curtails
their freedom.
·
Marist
is
indeed short of fair representation by members
.
of
minorities. How many faculty members are black? How many
·
administrators are women, and how many faculty and
staff
members are non-catholic? Although this is probably the area
where the most barriers are being broken?
.
.
We realize that this is probably "unintentional", but.what we
are opposed to is that there
.
is no active recruitment
·
of these
minorities. Excuses aside, we feel
·
it
is
time to
·
insure equal
.
inv~lvement by
all
membe
r
s of society
in the
.
Marist
com
:
·
munity
.
··
,
_
·
Furthermore, discrimination c
_
omes
.
in many forms
·
and
sometimes we don'teven realize it. By not extending a
.
~nd to
our own black community we are spreading a shadow in
this
area. We should be fighting for the poor, the aged
,
·
those
discriminated against because of sex and those who are objects
of religious· persecution.
.
The editors support all anti-discrimination laws
.
and en-
courage the enforcement of.them
.
For
we
believe, that as long as one person remains the object
of discrimination, the rest of free society is in serious danger of
losing the
·
righ~
.
they deny others
..
·
:
·
Wasteful thoughts
:
· .
·
THE CIRCLE
FEBRUARY 17, 1977_
What's Hapnin?
going
to
result in? You complain management and cooking staff's
of vandalism and yet you remoye
capabilities
·
of handling the food
all the alternatives
to
drinking
service.
To the administrators of Marist and partying
.
_
Perhaps security
We are
·
calling
upon
·
all
the
College:
_
might stop by the gym
to
keep an residents of
Marist
College to
We have been students at eye on things ratherthan
·
locking
organize within your dorms, and
Marist College for four years and it up. They would also
be
able to
·
begin a food strike. Even
if we all
have never seen such a
total
lack help limit the use of the
gym
by have to live on peanut butter and
of concern for the students of
this
outsiders, which is another Cup-A-SOup, we have to show the
college as has occurred over
this
problem which
_
has
been_ r ~ .
.
administration that we are
past year. Throughout the year, it
~en, there
IS
~e deCIS1on of getting tired of all
this
nonsense.
would seem
that
tiie students
_
domg away
_
with th
.
e R.C.
As our student organizations
have
.
.
been last on
·
·
the ad-
positio
_
ns; You are saying
.
by
this
.
have been virtually stripped of
ministration's
..
list
of priorities.
that
.
you
-
don't
think
.
·.
Maris~
has their power,it
is time we spoke
_
th
1
ualified
to handl
out ourselves
in
this matter.
We have
_,
orte question, we as
·
e peop_
4:
q
.
e
.•.
·
w
·
e
calf
upon
the
.·
ad-
students have a right to have these positions, as well as that
of
.
answered: WHAT IS GOING ON
.
housemaster,
right
here
.
in our
·
ministration of
this
.
college to
HERE?
·
own community .
.
Having both
take immediate action
in
rec-
Going back to September, we
.
beenS;~.'~,wehavetakenpartin
,
tifyingall
.
ofthesesituations;ltis
were charged key deposits which the
_-
trauung program of
.
the one thing to stand back and say
were m
·
violation of the housing
residences~, and ~ee a great the
·
students have a voice, when
contract.
This was done for the number of things lacking. We see you are doing
·
all you can
.
to
good of the students. The Inter-
no benefit in this actiori what-
silence that voice. Maybe you
House Council gav:e the Dean of soever .
.
We shoulqbe
.\'.Ol'kylg
to
.
s~9~d
,
all
re,.think
Y<;>~
--
own
Students full veto
·
power,. develop the
.
talents
_:
here at f~e~gs
_.
_
·
about
.
your
. _
_
roles at
nullifying their
·
p
_
9wer. More Marist, not
·
going around the
:
:
!dar1:!t; 1t would se~m to
.
us
1!11!
.
:
·
rec:ently you have seen it fit
_
to country.
If anything, these ac
;.-:
ideal . of
.
cooperattor.!_
.
and_
1!1·
d ·
t
th
f
din
th
t
·
a
·
b
tions will
.
further
.
alienate
.
·
the teraction no longer ~XISts within
:
.
sru~~nt
-
~~erJien~ :i/i;;oi!
students
·
not benefit them.
'.
·
.··.
·, •
.
· '.
the adniinistratiori;~epsmust be
-
· ·
funds
·
when
·
they would
.
not
-
Lastly: and most certainly not ta~en, at ~llleyels to.rebuild ~at
·
comply
.
.
Jeast, there is the food
'.
When
.
the
.
. ·
Nco
0
0Wp~~at1on and interaction.
Now, you ha:ve carried out two staff of the dining
hall
stated at a
.- .. ·
• •
,
•
·
·
-·
more actions; with
this
same lack
·
recent
.
food
_
committee )neeting
.
M1'c~ha
·
s
·
eml
.
cDer:!Kt;
.
of concern,
,
First, you have cut
thaf
.
they
·
cannot
·
consistantly .
wuu
. back on the
.
hours of the gym;
serve
:
us good
quality food,
·
we
:
.
Michael .Milone
.
, ·
·
At other colleges, a food fight is seen as a respite froµi a long
.
What construc~iv
.
e purpose is
this. ·
mii~
C
serio
_
usly question
.
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dolliu-s"and
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like
to sugg~t
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a scrap
fight is planned as a demonstration
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and the cafeteria
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heavily
our own games.
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Additi()nal
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drive of our artistic \'fork
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which
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patrolled as a result.
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litters th,e
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mad about
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the whole boarding
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managers
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coaches, arid
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money for the football team.
As
a
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experience at Marist
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No activities,
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destruction
in
the
halls
,
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a
member
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of "ihe
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result, rio organiza~ion
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0
bear
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greater threats of, take over from the administration. (No; you
Vikings, I am concerned with the trying
tci
make is that the football
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the burd~!} of fundin~
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the team,
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can't solve the drinking Qroblem by
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whish
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is th~re be~use
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Bravo Marist! A demonstration ~pills
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scholar~hips
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g1rtmtoanyJoo~brul whoan~:wher
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was even som~:what passi~tfm th~ style
·player.
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fact, we
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pay
40
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co~e fr~m
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llPPOi::lJhe t~~; I
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of the sit-ins during the late '60s'. Sure, we're being pretty selfish
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when
we
demonstrate over
an
issue which does not exactly rate
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d
ing,
5
ya
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but the point is
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must'
b
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Football ciub
b,
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larges
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headlinesih theN.Y.
Times.
But at least it's a start:
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funded.
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club
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on
.
campus.
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The club caimotsurvive onJts
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seventy"
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participants;
arid
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Dear Editor,
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bythe
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As a member of the
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Marist
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collected
.
from
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raffles,
ticket Body.
The
Football
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Club is vital"
College FQotball
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Club, I
.
am sales
arid playing fees
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do not
to
the Marist Community. Please
concerned about
_
the
.
recent meet the costs of
.
operating a
do not let it die.
controversy over funcliI_lg for
.
the team~ The
$5,000 previously
,
Sincerely yours,
1977-78 school year.
It 1s not my allocated
-
by the Student
Bob McAndrew
decision whether the club should Government is
.
essential to the
.
_
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be funded by Student Govern-
club as a
·.
lease revenue to start
mentor the Athletic Department, each season'.
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Hot
potato
chartered under the student
body, to the
.
administration
·
government to have
.
their
conc~rning other
.
highly
_
con-
,
financial backing moved to
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the
trovcrsial issues
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it will
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To the Editor:
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academic dean's office.
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crease the capabilities and u~ility
Your editorial last week was
Some of the pros of this inove
of the academicteaching
:
tools
highly commendable
;
There is a would
be:
1.
stability of funds. 2.
.
and labs of this college;
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small worry in our minds, larger amounts
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of funds;
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It
is
time for educators,to stop
-however, that you did
.
not carry professional help in areas of
.
the
drawing on the blacklx>ard,
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- · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . the issue far enough;
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. organizations where it is actually stand with.us.wbi!~
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we
The passing
.
of the hot potato drastically needed. 4.- increased
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receive "hands on" ·education
m
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(the football club)from the desk amount of funding available for
an9ffice;~tation;'theatre, field or
of the athletic dir'E!'ctor is not the smaller clubs that remain under
lab.
If this
.
is
.
a growing
-
liberal
.
The Marist College CIRCLE is the weekly newspaper of lhe
_
studeni~ of Marlst
coneoe and is publlshed through!IUt me school year exclus
i
ve ot vaca!lon perlOds
by the Sou
.
thern Ou
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tchess Nows Agen
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y. Wappingers. New York.
Daniel Dromm
Larry Striegel
Co-Editors
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basic decision facing Marist. The student goyernin.ent control; 5; it arts college; lets prove it.
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management of WMCR believes will allow the bedaggered student
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WMCR management
that
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the
time
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has 'come for
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goverruilentto forget the "monev
.
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yirice Capozzi
several of our larger
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major
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clubs
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lia
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begin
to
act as
a
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Gino DiMartino
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ari<f organizations, pres~ntlY representative of the student
·
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Chris Paccione .
Commission
.
er
.
enough
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to yolunteer their time to
supervisethe._voting at the
polls;
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Anyone
.
interested
m
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the Election
To the editor;
Commissioner
post
and .- or the
The Student Government needs assistants
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to
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the
·
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commissioner
:
an · election commissioner who
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please
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drop a note with your
would
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be
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respo
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nsible
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for
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the
.
nanie and postoffice
box
nwnber
arrangement of '(;an<l;idates night
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and campus number:' c-o Student
as w
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group
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Gov't
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Post Office or P
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C184
c-o
of QfJler Mariststtiden!S who care
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An<;lre Green
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Deadlint? for
submitting information
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is
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itin
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day
,
February
20,
1977. Elections
will ~eheld thefirst
full
week
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cooperation.
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Andre Green
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FEBRUARY 17.1977
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THE CIRCLE
Anything
you
·
want.
Your
choice?
Questioning
,
camera
person
.
By
Wanda Glenn
Questioning
cameraperson:
.
What is something you've never
·
done before, but would
like
to if
you had the chance?
Edmond Fabbie: Soph. ac-
·
counting major
"I think I would like
to
go
to
Rio
de Janeiro on
a
raft
with
Andrea
True."
Colette DeVincenzo - Soph.,
accoW1ting major
"I would like
to
be on
a
secluded island · surrounded by
peace and love."
Mike McGoorty - Fresh.,
business major .
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. "Live in a house in Hawaii with
an olympic swimming pool and
an unlimited
supply of beer."
Jeannie Donato - Fresh.,
George
·
.
Mccutcheon
Jr., liberal
arts
..
business manor
"I would like to go skydiving
_
_'._'Go across country on a because it's something
.
totally
motorcycle
.
with
.
somebody different and
I
·
would like the
crazy,
·
hitch to
.
California with
a
·
feeling of freedom and being able
girl
or go to
Calif
~
in
a
black
to
watch the world from above."
van."
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Sonia Torres - Soph., business
major
.
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"I've always wanted to be in a
situation to find myself in a tragic
or dramatic happening with other
people of different race, color,
and religion; where we
all
have
to unite and work the problem out
together. I feel that Would give
us
all
a chance to realize the
im-
portance each individuaI holds.
Unfortunately it talces tragedy to
bring people together."
Mary Vitale - Fresh., liberal
arts
"Go camping across country
and ride a motorcycle."
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If anyone has an idea for
a
question please send it to the
CIRCLE box.
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Mary Vitale
George Mccutcheon
Sonia Torres
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ne':er,
if
you
c_hange
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answer.
c~1tic1ze,
define,
describe,
.
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supplies you need.
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nught,
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sh
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Avoid leaving . Essay
.
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questions test your
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discuss, elaborate, ,enumeraJe,
7. Arrive in
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the examination
blanks, an
·
answer might
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be• ability to epxress yourself, to
evaluate, explain, illustrate,
.
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DEVELOP
.
A CONFIDENT
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room a few minutes
.
early.
correct even though you are not interpret and organize material.
interpret, justify, list, outline,
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sure.
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prove, relate, review
,
state,
.
Tests do serve a purpose. They
·
PA CE
. ·
THE
EXAM
count agamst you .
.
In
·
multiple dicate what or how much yo~ summarize, trace
.
Each one of
g
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ve y~u an opportunity' to check CAREFULLY
.
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?hoice, cross ol!t what you kno~ instructor is asking for, The ones these tenns c_alls for
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specific
·'
your progress. Students who ha\fe
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Listen
to
the instructions and
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IS
wrong and
think
about what
JS
most frequently used are:
type of material, so think about
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formed good
·
study
·
habits
·
read through
_
the entire
test.
left. Be sure to completely erase analyze
;
compare, contrast,
their meanings in advance.
throughout
·
the term should
·
be Organize your thoughts.
·
confident. Exams
will
help your
·
Budget time for
..
each question.
understanding of important ideas They might be equal in
•
scoring,
aiid
_
your ability to express theiµ:
.
so answer the easy ones first. ·
Remember to number the an-
OR
GAN I ZE
PRE-EXAM swers to match
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questions.
HOURS
Think carefully -about one
.
l. r:pie day before an exlijil,
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review
a
m~um
<
of
_
three
hours
;
Question yourself as you
·
review. Reread
..
text
·
passages
o~y
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when you
.
have difficulty
·
remembering
them:
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2. Eat and sleep well so that you
are refreshed for the exam
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Get up early to avoid
rushing
on the morning of the test.
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Shower, have a good br~k-
fast, exercise, go for a walk.
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5.
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Take
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a
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last
look at your
.
swmnary
notes, unless it makes
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you nervous.
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question
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at a
time.
Your first
sentence should
be
.
clear and
contain
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some, if riot all, of
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the
main points in your answer.
·.
Jot down key words as guides.
·
Indent paragraphs,
.·
number
points under
.
each heading,
.
or
make a rough diagram or outline.
Write legibly.
If
the
,
instructor
·
cannot read your work easily,
·
your mark might sµffer.
ShorMorm
•.
or
objective
questions
,
demonstrate your
ability to
·
recogrtjze
·
details
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and
your ability to choose among
alternatives. Pay attention to key
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if
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THE CIRCLE
The ''Derbs'':
A Marist ·tradition·
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ByKenHealy
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The Brown Derby is at 92 Mairi
St. in beautiful downtown
Poughkeepsie.
It
is
·
owned by
Frank Marchese.
The Brown Derby isn't the
newest or nicest Ioo~g bar in
Poughkeepsie. But you don't go to
a
bar because it's new or nice
looking; do you?
.
The
Brown
.
Derby
was ·
established back around 1935,
FEBRUARY 17, 1977
they think. Neither bartender Some Brown Derby regulars enjoy a luncheon
and a
mug of dark ~er.
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Jim Trebby nor anyone else knew
(photo by Kathy Butties)~
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The Brown Derby on Main Street. (photo by the Lone Ranger).
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exactly when the Derby first
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opened
,
They are sure of
.
the friendly ~d keep to· themselves.
.
is almost non existe11t at the
.
.
Marist, Bennett and
Vassar
come the
.
lorig bar provides erioµgh
.
1930's however because the One of the regulars, Brendan Derby.
,
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in to play pool and drink. Many of space to insure you will.be ser-
hardwood ~r, the shelves and Brady said "The Derby is a
You can eat every day at the
them bring in their own pool cues. ved.
ff
yoh go out to a bar to do_
mirrors are from a display at the neighborhood place, people stop
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Derby too. Lunch
is
served in the
According to Jim, a bartender,
.
something other thari make noise
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1932
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Chicago World's Fair and in after
.
work to talk and have a
·
afternoon
;
There are hot arid cold
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the
.
Derby
was
once
almost
ex-
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and
be
seen;
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the Derby could
.
be
they have always been there. beer. During the wee~it's pretty
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sandwfohes, chili and soups and
elusively a Marist bar. It
·
was
.
the place. ·The prices ofdrinks
Traces of the first
half
of the quiet." Even during the
-
weekend, at
night
·
cold sandwiches are
.
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decorated with oars from
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the and food are very reasonable.
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twentieth century are throughout
.
when the Brown Derby
,
is available
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until
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o'clock. Sun-
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Mari# Crew
team
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and
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had
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would give the Bro:wn Derby
a
the bar. The walls are decorated crowded, the place maintajns
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a day; Monday and Tuesday nights
·
posters of Marist · football
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"fo_tir Pitchert, rating but since
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with fI"orit-page headlines from mellow atmosphere. There
is
a
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ar~ "Specials Nights" with beer players
,
· Marist students
.
were we cari't afford pitchers
I'll
giv-e
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famous events
·
like 'Lindberg's stereo
,
behind the
bar
and you
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waiting arm~ of rock and
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have
more tal~nt,,.~d
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campus
that need
dreadfully sen~us. ~en they by
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attention and answers,
not
just
record a song -like "Rip Her To powerful rhythm from
bass
and the food.
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FEBRUARY 17, 1977
Construction c~ntinues on the
pool
in
the McCann center. (photo
by
Tennessee Ernie Ford.)
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THE CIRCLE
PAGE7
TARGET DATE APRIL 1st
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Plans for the Mccann
By
Cathy Ryan
three full length basketball time staff.
courts, four tennis courts and a
It will cost non-students
$3
per
The
James
J.
Mc Cann track. Different activities may be
day to use the center, and Petro
Recreation Center, which will conducted at the same time,
said
"if
we find it's an attractive
open around April 1, will be open because there are two curtains thing for outsiders, we may raise
daily from
9
a.m. until
10
p.m., which are able to divide the gym the fee." He said they don't want
except on Sunday, according to into sections.
to push Marist students out, but
Athletic Director Ron Petro. He
There
are
permanent there may not be any
.
students
said the hours on Sunday will bleachers in the gym which seat here during the swnmer, so they
vary upon student interest.
.
2,075,
and also portable bleachers need revenue to cover the whole
The center will
be
.
open to
in the pool area which can be year.
Marist students and their friends, moved to the gym, raising the
The swimming pool will be
who will have to sign in as Marist capacity to 2500.
rented to outside groups a couple
guests, and pay
-
a
$1
per day fee.
There will
be
a mezzanine on hours a day, at
$55
an hour, ac-
It
·
will also be used by people the second level, which will in-
cording to Petro. He said there is
from the Poughkeepsie area. elude a dance studio; audio-
a lack of large pools with diving
Petro said there will
be
basic visual room; storage room; a wells in the Poughkeepsie area,
attendants
checking
iden-
room for judo, wrestling and and the YMCA may want to run
tifications at the <ioor.
boxing; and a weight room.
some programs.
The gym, pool,
_
lockerrooms
·
Petro said the weight room will
Petro said I think it's an op-
and lobby
will be ready by April have a reconditioned universal portunity for Marist students to
1,
"give or take a
·
few days," gym, and they hope to have take part in recreational ac-
according to Petro. The other apparatus for weight training. tivities that have never been here
facilities
will
be completed by the
The' mezzanine also includes a before, and it's up to them to take
swnmer.
multipurpose classroom, and advantage of it."
The
130x220
ft.
gym
includes three offices for full and part _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_
.
P~op
,
le
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you meet: Glynn Berry
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CACC BASKETBALL
asofFeb.14
+Dowling
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By
Tom McTernan
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Two
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weeks ago,_ the
.·
var~ity
·
·
basketball team: reached the high
point ofJts
7~14
seasonwhen they
.
.
upset riationally~ranked Mon-
mouth
79~77.
At the· top of the
·
scoring column that night was
.
Glynn
.
Berry,
_
who
..
scored a
development
·
as
a smart
.
player
-
who could play both the guard
and forward positions. They were
_
Pete Gillen, his varsity coach,
·
and GiLReynolds, who coached
the
Bedford'-Stuyvesant
.
Restoration
.
community team.
According to Berry;
.-·
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Reynolds
was
his
best coach ever.
"I
was
only
·
thetwelfth man on the team
-
but he got everything out of every
player."
_
·
·
_
were
0-9
in my junior year at
Nazareth
_
but the next year we
went all the way to the (CHSBL)
finals against Mater Christi."
In other _
words, history can
repeat.·
_ _ _ _
·
ANNOUNCEMENT
St. Thomas
Bloomfield
West Conn.
MARIST
Kings
Nyack
Ramapo
Concordia
+Clinched title
.·
J.
V. coach Bob Hildreth
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BULLETIN
7
2
6
2
4.
4
5 7
4
6
3
5
2 8
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B
cai:eer-~gh
32
.
points and the
deciding
·
free
-
throws with
16
:
seconds remaining in the contest.
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That
_·
performance
·
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·capped
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a
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brilliant week for
:
the
6-2
native
.
of
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Chicago;
'
~s
})e
received selection
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,
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tothe ECAC DivisiofrUl
.
weeklY
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recruited the Kingsmen forward
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Applica~ions for
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lifeguard and
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at
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the
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to the
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winter
J>f
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of
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the McCanri.i
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quarterfinals 9f the 160-lb,_ sub
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1974.
Berey
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visit~d the
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Marist
·
.
Recreation Ceiiter
·
are
now
being --~ novice
..
division
in
the.
New
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campllS ilFMay
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and.
t,
d~cided to
accepted. See Larry
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Van.Wagner
York Golden
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~loves with
a
with Berry atthe end of the
-
Red
Fox bench;
-
ineligible for the first
semester
.·
due
.·
to academic
proJ)lems
,
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It
gave him
.
plenty of
enroU. "1.t was dose and
,
rcould
·
in Room
301
Fontaine for further
clear - cut dec1S1on at the Felt
help my"mother/'
,
he said
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Berry
details.
Forum Tuesda}'.
.
~ight.
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Glynn Berry
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tinie
.
to
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contemplate
.
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his
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future School.
"hi
niyjunior year,
I
was
beyond Marist and to recognize eligible one we~k, ineligible
.
the
the importance of the classroom next," he said. But that, he ad-
.
in preparing him for thisfutilre:
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ded, is behind
him
now.
.
"I
was just floating through
Berry started playing the
·
"city
and
-
getting lucky my first
_
two game"
·
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as
_
a seventh-grader
.
at
-
years," said the junior com- Holy
.
Cross school in Brooklyn.
munications
_
major.
"I've He recalled,
"I
was
5-11
and the
realized
·
that what I do. here will only reason
I made the
team
was
affect me afterwards. College
·
is
because
l
was tne tallest guy on
security but soon I'll be out there
.
the team; I didn't even know how
..
onmy own. lgot to
think
about it; to
·
line up for a foul shot,"
_
is there going to be a job waiting
.
At Nazareth, he even got cut
for me?" Berry disclosed that he from the freshman team. But
has not yet decided on a
·
career fonner varsity coach Jim Mc-
.
goal.
.
-
·
.
•-
.
·
Morrow recognized
his
potential
·
Academic difficulties
..
were and put
him
back on the squad.
nothing new
to
Berry, whose By the end of the season he was
a
family ~ad moved
to
Bro
-
oklyn, star.ter and on his way.
.
.
_
where
he
attended Nazareth
High
Berry credits two men for
his
has
·
three brothers
-
and three
sisters at home
-
and
·
another
brother
·
attending Cal. State -
Fullerton.
·
· ·
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In
his
freshman
.
year here,
Berry
·
started off.strong,
-
with
29
points
in
~
his first two games. He
finished the season with an
average of
.
8.3
poinis and
3.2
rebounds, improving those
numbers to
10.1
and
3.9
during his
sophomoreyear.
,
.
Currently he is averaging
13.3
points and
5.9
·
rebounds in
13
games and has seen
his
shooting
percentage rise over
50
percent
for the first time ever.
.
An
intense competitor who
feels that winning is "the only
thing," Berry expressed his
disappointment in the team's
poor s~ason. But he added, "We
.
Sports Cont.
combined for
U
straight points to
give Marist a commanding
84-72
advantage; Marist reached the
century
mark
for the first time
this
·season
.
when Brickowski
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scored with
1:
10
_
to go.
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Lajeunesse Jed
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six Marist
players
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iri
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double
·
figures with
26
points and
10
rebounds. John
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Moro was next with
17,
followed
by
..
Brickowski
(16),
Janeczek
(13),
McKee
.
(12),
and Jories
(10).
Yizar)vasthe game's high scorer
with
2t
·
.
.
At Loudonville on Tues'day,
,
Marist
fell
,·
behind 43-30 by
,
the
half. They fought back
to
within
,
-·
10
points
-
with eight minutes left,
but-
.
· Siena countered
·
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with
.
two
quick
baskets to regain control
and coast
to
·
the
win.
.
Lajeunesse led
.
Marist
with
·
ts
·,
points, followed by Jones with
-
14
and Glynn
BeJ:TY
with 12; Wayne
. ,
Meyer had
2Q
points:to pace the
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FEBRUARY 17, 1977
Red
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High On
Sports
Capture
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By R:a}pb
Capone
and came up with big
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saves off the.
half
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progr~ed
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CLARKF.;
AND
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DUN?f
NAME~
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S!ARS
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Zenone and Firmino Naitza agam~e
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Germamagoaliemade
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Zerione Naitza scored two of the before the close of the
half.
the difference, stopping Julio
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Junior Ron Clarke and seruor BillyI>unn \Vere selected
last week to
three Marist goals
as
.
the
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Red
In the second half,
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Marist
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Rostran and Zenone on a qilick the 1976 Met~ Football Conf~~ence all-star
team.
.
Foxes double-blanked the Ger-
continued to assert itself
con-
shot off
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of
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a throw-in
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Clarke, who was the only
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Viking selected to the team
last year, was
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mania Reserves (2-0 and 1-0) to
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trolling the ball in the off~nsive
The riext time,
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however, the also voted th~
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outstanding defensive lin~an in _the conference for
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capture the Germania Indoor endand~peatedly striking at the Reserve goalie. wasn't as for-
l!n,6. A versatile performer, ~ke had 5
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mterceptions l ~ fall to lead
Soccer
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Tournament.
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Sunday at Reserve cage
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Yet the Germania
tunate;
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With
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just
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eight seconds
.
the team for the second strrug~t
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year. ~e ~o handled kickoffs ( 41.7
Dutchess
C.C:
It w~ Marist's netminder
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'tf.as
eq~ to
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the ,gone
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in the sec,;md
half,
Zenone avei:age)andha~apassrec~pti~np_Iaym~t1ghtend. . .
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stra~~ht tournament challenge, co~g up big twice ~n • t<_><>k a throw-i,n ~om Fii'mino ~d .
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Coach Ron ~vme w~ la\11Sh m
his
p~aise, of the 6-1 lin~backer. He
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victory, coming three months
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Zenone, and again on a header m rifled home a bullet
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to
give isan outstanding football player
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I don t
think
anyone.will ever
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know
after
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Mar~t won the
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ECAC front of the net. The persi.'ltence Marist a cormnariding
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1-0 lead. how
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ke,pt tiie heat
DUf!Il
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defensive ~nd for MarISt
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w:as
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The
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(}ermama Reserves, le~ Marist got its
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payoff. Fir-
onand,atthe~ee~utemark, descnbed byLevme
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as
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football player
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who showed
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t~~~t
cluunp~
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the last
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two
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nuno, taking a pass at midcolirt;
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the
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Reserve goalie made
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a
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s~ad>:. performance and unpr(!V~~t oyer ~e past ~ e
years." .
years,
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came out strong against_
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dribbled in
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between
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two
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defert-
crucial save on Zenone in
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close
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Le_vme
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exp~essed ~p~mtment that
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lin~ba~~er Mike
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Red
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Foxes,
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in the match ders and lofted a floater over
the
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Suddenly
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the tempo changed and
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Schlitte; another Viking !)Omtnee, did
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not make the squad
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He had to
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be~w_een the,
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two undefeated
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goalie
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to give
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the Reserves ~~ed in, hungry
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play under ~e mQst incredible
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co!iditions_ due tomjilries
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and personal
survivors
uf
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the
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double-
Marist a 1-0 lead
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The Red Foxes
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for the
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equalizei:-; But
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problems. He and Clarke are the b
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elimination
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to.urney .
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a refused
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as
Zerione;
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dribbling the Germania
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movethebaUoutoftheirzorie, goal~making
th~
final 2.:0.
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"I was
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vei'y happy
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when
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Germania; however,
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by
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virtue
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perfoi'mance," said
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Last
,Wednesday, the Red F'oxes suffered a 91:-3~ loss at West Poiilt to
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riliinites in~o the gaine,
a
pile-~p ofa 2;;.lvictory'~v,~rDµ.ichess in
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smiling
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g1v~
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run.nmg up
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in
the finals.
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epted the first
Despite the score, coach Eileen Witt was ple~~d with her team's
man ftillback John
King
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Both t~arils
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deflected away a shot headed
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as plafin
the
first half came
to
a
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summed
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up his stngle
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turnover lilgamst ~eµ- press. But once
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we got dowJicourt, we
the l'ight comer of
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to
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each
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te:am
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9i$'t nu~ktfour shots/' noted Witt,
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keep the game
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missing on a
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to
drawTtrst .·
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oxes
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will go on
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her
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fir~year
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the women's
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coach.
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Sparked•·•
by
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Kiijg's
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save, the
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blood;
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Zeifone:-~Firinirio
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bid to
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indoor
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touriiainents
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10 ~~all~ood,
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returrung froin an ankle injury, led Marist with 14
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Red :f.~xes
s~~~ to
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move
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l'!tey
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we
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ntj~t over
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the_ top of
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th~ b~, an
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Wednesday.
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the
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askeiball" are sche
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duled to begin in the
g~
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Tuesday, with the
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finals slated for next Thursqay.
~ix
teams
9ualify
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fo.r. the playoffsand a~
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a 43-40 dec:isiori'"to the
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Redrlecks ; who wer~ led by
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Kevm Wolff (15 points) and Steve
Forres~•
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(12). However, the "~prockeyes" rebounded on Tuesday for
a
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surprtsmgly
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easy 75-47 win over the."Bullets.''-Dick Fleischmann
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le~ the winners with 24 points w bile John McCarthy contributed 17 and
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their playoff chances by
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Tuesday.
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Tom Luke and Jim Nystrom led the way
with _16 pomts apiece;
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Also battling for playoff berths are Ute
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REMINDER: The deadline for filing ro~ters for co-ed volleyball is
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By ToinMcTernan
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The · Red
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who minutes to play
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m. ~~ck up and return completed rosters to room 319
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weekly all-star
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Toe 6-2 guard
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had 72
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points in
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games against..
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half.
by
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finished
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as uie
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team the previ?Wi week,
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Dowlirig pulled
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D~wling coa~
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sc9rer :with
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while
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Two familiar
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faces on the Germania Res~rv~s at Dutchess Sunday
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victqry
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that clinc})ed
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fifth
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brief sc~e :with Jane~
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1ed MarisL with
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were lac
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co~ch Jeff ~e~e an_d
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BenJailllllO Naitza; brother of
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title. The
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Zenone ~d F ~ o
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22➔,
shot
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35foul shots
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three-
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apiece;
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~a~onte of thegoO<!- sized
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crowd .
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to eight for Marist.
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pomt play
an~
a
pair
o~ foul sho~
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broke away from a 50-S0 r~slll;'les its schedul~ followmg a two .; week break at the RPI
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