Zoo
lander
is

ou
t
in

thea
tres
,

see
mov
ie

rev
iews
of
th
is

and
o
ther

curren
t

box

off
ice
draws
,

Pg
.9
.·

L

Peace-based

ac
t
iv
ism

appears
a
t

Mar
i
s
t

Co
l
lege
,

's
tuden
ts

and

facu
l
ty
work

toge
ther
,

Pg
.
5
.

Vo
lume
SS
Issue
3

October
4
,
2001

Senator
by

JACLYN
JACOBSEN

Ed
i
tor-
in-Ch
ie
f

"Thousands
of
peop
le
d
ied
in

the
Wor
ld
Trade
Cen
ter
,
and
so

a
lso
d
id
many
of

our
i
l
lus
ions
,"

de
­
c
lared
Sena
tor
George
M
i
tche
l
l
,

former

Sena
te
Ma
jor
i
ty
Leader
and

coord
ina
tor
of
the
1998
Nor
thern

Ire
land
peace
accords
,
in
the

McCann
Cen
ter
on
Monday
n
igh
t
.

M
i
tche
l
l
,
a
na
t
ive
of

Ma
ine
,
spen
t

f
if
teen
years
in

the
Un
i
ted
S
ta
tes

Sena
te
,
f
i
l
l
ing
Sen
.
Edmund

Musk
ie
's
sea
t
when
the
la
t
ter

re-_

s
igned
to

become
a
v
ice
pres
iden­
t
ia
l
cand
ida
te
.
M
i
tche
l
l
became

Sena
te
Ma
jor
i
ty
Leader
in
1989
,

and
sponsored

the

Amer
icans
w
i
th

D
isab
i
l
i
t
ies
Aer
t
l290)
,
the

C
lean

A
ir
Ac
t

(19~0.),
ind

C
l
in
ton
's

hea
l
th
care
reform

b
i
l
l
.
In

1998
,
he

was
dep
loyed
to
.
Nor
thern
Ire
land

to
orches
tra
te
a
peace
agreemen
t
.

The
famed

peacemaker
and
pub­
l
ic

servan
t

s
tressed

the

percep
t
ions

of

terror
ism

and
the

Mus
l
im
wo
r
ld
,

as
we
l
l
as
the

no
t
ion
of
th
is

"new

war"
and
Amer
ica
's
invu
lnerab
i
l­
i
ty
,
have
been
irrevers
ib
ly

a
l
tered

by
the
a
t
tacks
on
Sep
t
.
11
to
the

f
ive
hundred
s
tuden
ts
,
faculty

members
,
and
Hudson
Va
l
ley
res
i­
den
ts
who
a
t
tended
the
lec
ture
.

"The
a
t
tacks
exposed
the

rea
l
i
ty

tha
t

no
p
lace
is

immune

to

terror­
ism
,"

s
ta
ted
M
i
tche
l
l
.
Emphas
iz­
ing

the

effec
ts
of

g
loba
l
iza
t
ion
and

techno
log
ica
l

advances
,
the

sena­
tor
acknow
ledged
the
d
iff
icu
l
t
ies

See

.
.
.

MITCHELL
,
3

PHOTOCREDIT~ENHAGGERTY
Sena
tor
M
i
tche
l
l
spoke
at
the

Mccann
Cen
ter
on
Monday
,
to

Mar
is
t
s
tuden
ts
and
facu
l
ty
.

Students
from

loca
l

co
l
leges
join

peace
protests
in

D
.C
.

by

CHRIS
KNUDTSEN

Layout
Manager

S
tuden
ts
from

Vassa
r
,
Bard
,
and

New
Pa
l
tz
jo
ined

mass
ive
demon­
s
tra
t
ions
in

Wash
ing
ton
D
.C
.
th
is

weekend
to

make
a
p
lea
for

peace
.

Severa
l
thousand
demons
tra
tors

l
ined
the
s
tree
ts
on
Sa
turday
for

two
separa
te
convergences
,
one

carry
ing
an
an
t
i-cap
i
ta
l
is
t
theme

and
the

o
ther
in
tended

to
be
a
na­
t
iona
l

wa
lk
aga
ins
t
wa
r
and
rac
ism
.

Pu
l
in
Mod
i
,
a
sen
ior
a
t
Vassar

Co
l
lege
,
sa
id

tha
t

the

Un
i
ted
S
ta
tes

shou
ld

exp
lore
peacefu
l
responses

bef9re
resor
t
ing
to

v
io
lence
.

"I
th
ink

we
shou
ld
ho
ld
off
on

bomb
ing
because
as
much
as
it

may
seem
l
ike

the

appropr
ia
te
re­
sponse
,
i
t

w
i
l
l
on
ly
lead

to

fur
ther

suffer
ing
and
dea
th
,"
he
sa
id
.

"
I
t

won'
t
change
any
of
the
reasons

why
th
is

terror
is
t

a
t
tack
happened

in

the

f
irs
t

p
lace
."

The
re
were
l
im
i
ted

sk
i
rm
ishes
be­
tween
demons
tra
tors
and
po
l
ice

throughou
t

the

day
.
Mod
i
sa
id

tha
t

the

po
l
ice
wear
ing
r
io
t

gear
herded

the

crowds
a
long
a
s
ing
le

pa
th
and

de
ta
ined
them
for
over
an
hour
,

even
tua
l
ly
a
l
low
ing
them
to
jo
in

w
i
th
the

res
t

of
the

demons
tra
tors

la
ter

in

the

day
.

"Tha
t
's
i
l
lega
l
,
you
can
'
t
jus
t

ho
ld
someone
,
le
t

a
lone
a
coup
le

hundred
peop
le
,
for

no
reason
,"

he

sa
id
.

Derr
ick
Jones
II
,
a
sen
ior
at

Mar
is
t
,
sa
id
tha
t

the

pro
tes
ts
were

unca
l
led
fo
r
.

"They
're

to
ta
l
ly

unaccep
tab
le
a
t

th
is

s
tage
,
we
haven
'
t
gone
to

war

ye
t
,"
he
sa
id
.
"I
don'
t
th
ink

they

rea
l
ize
tha
t

doub
le
the
amoun
t"
of

peop
le
d
ied
in
the
Wor
ld
Trade

.Cen
ter

tragedy

compared
to

Pear
l

Ha
rbo
r
."

Jones
con
t
inued
,
"
the
pro
tes
tors

themse
lves

aren
'
t

un-Amer
ican
bu
t

the
ir

cause
is
."

"
I
t

is

our
du
ty
to

re
ta
l
ia
te
as
the

leader

of

the

free
wor
ld
whenever

our
pr
inc
ip
les
and
va
lues
are
a
t-
tacked

upon
,"
he
sa
id
.
.

Mod
i
d
isagrees
however
,
say
ing

tha
t

the

demons
tra
t
ion
was
no
t
d
i­
rec
ted

aga
ins
t
pa
tr
io
t
ism
or
aga
ins
t

See

.
.
.

DEMON­
STRATION
,
3

PHOTO CREDITnNDYMEDIA.ORG
Demons
tra
tors
l
ined

the

s
tree
ts

of

D
.C
.
th
is

pas
t
Sa
turday
,
Sep
t
.
30
,
to

ca
l
l
for

a
peace
fu
l
response

from
the

Un
i
ted
S
ta
tes
to

the

Wor
ld
Trade
Cen
ter
tragedy

on
Sep
t
.
11
.
















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October
4
,
2001

COMMUNITY

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l

Ques
t
ion
o
f

t
i
le
Week

Wheres
your

.favor
i
te

p
lace

to

go
on
campus?

"I

l
ike

to

go
to

the

r
ive
r

to

c
lea
r

my

head
."

Laura
R
icc
iu
t
i

Sophomore

'The

gym
because
I
'm

b
igge
r

than

you
."

T
im

Fau
lkner

Junior

'
'
I

don
'
t
rea
l
ly

l
ike

anywhe
re
on

carr
ipus"

Steve
Marcare
l
l
i

Sen
ior

- Secqr
i
ty
Br
iefs
-
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"
'
•·· ·
k
tanag
ing
Ed
i
tor

Due
to

the

ser
ious

na
ture
o
f

some

o
f

the

secur
i
ty
repor
ts
,
the

usua
l

l
igh
t-hear
ted

and

com
ica
l

na
ture

the

br
ie
fs
are
wr
i
t
ten
in

has
been

omitted
th
is
week
.

Wednesday
,
9126

One
o
f
the
secur
i
ty
pa
tro
ls
spo
t­
ted
a
Humvee
a
t
abou
t4
:00
a
.m
.

.

tha
t
had
s
l
id
off
the
road
up
to­
wards
S
t
.
Anne
's
Herm
i
tage
.
The

veh
ic
le
had
apparen
t
ly
h
i
t
some

e
lec
tr
ica
l
w
ires
and
there
were

sparks
and
popp
ing
sounds
.
Se­
cur
i
ty
observed
the

Humvee
pu
l
l­
ing

away
from

the

scene

and
ca
l
led

for
backup
.
The
backup
secur
i
ty

un
i
t
fo
l
lowed
the

veh
ic
le
up
R
t
.
9

to

the

Cu
l
inary
Ins
t
i
tu
te
.
Wh
i
le
the

chase
was
go
ing
on
,
secur
i
ty
a
lso

rece
ived

a
ca
l
l
from
a
Gar
t
land
E

b
lock·

res
iden
t
comp
la
in
ing
o
f
a

"peep
ing

tom"

ou
ts
ide
her
w
indow
.

After
le
t
t
ing
ou
t
a
scared
shr
iek
,

she
saw
the

ma
le
re
trea
t

to

h
is
ve­
h
ic
le
,
the

aforemen
t
ioned
Humvee.

The
Poughkeeps
ie
po
l
ice
depar
t­
ment
was
ca
l
led
in
,

and
the

fema
le

issued
a
s
ta
temen
t
.
The
secur
i
ty

off
ice
suppor
ted
the
s
tuden
t
's

s
ta
temen
t
in
regards
to
the
tres­
pass
.
The
dr
iver
o
f
the
Humvee

was
la
ter

iden
t
if
ied

as
an
18-year­
o
ld
Cu
l
inary
s
tuden
t
and
was
ar­
res
ted
and
charged
w
i
th
trespass-
'
ing
.
He
was
re
leased
on
h
is
own

recogn
izance
and
Cu
l
inary
secu­
r
i
ty

was
a
lso
no
t
if
ied
.

T
l
lurs
t
lay
,
9127

A
t
abou
t
noon
,
secur
i
ty
saw
the

no
tor
ious
Humvee
on
campus
ye
t

aga
in
.
The
opera
tor
o
f

the

veh
ic
le

was
ta
lk
ing

to

s
tuden
ts
.
He
wa
ived

·
down
secur
i
ty
and
was
look
ing

for

d
irec
t
ions
to
the

Dean
o
f
S
tuden
t

Affa
irs
.
Secur
i
ty
to
ld

the

s
tuden
t

to
leave
the

campus
immed
ia
te
ly

and
to
never
come
back
.
I
t
was

later
found
tha
t
the
s
tuden
t
was

m
is
taken
ly
look
ing

for

the
Mar
is
t

dean,
when
he
was
ac
tua
l
ly
sup­
posed
to

have
a
mee
t
ing
w
i
th
the

Cu
l
inary
Ins
t
i
tu
t
e
's

Dean
.

Fr
i
t
lay
,
9128

The
en
try
off
icer
in

beo

Ha
l
l
repor
ted

an

inc
iden
t

a
t
abou
t
3
:00
a
.m
.
invo
lv­
ing
a
verba
l
dispute
between
two

ma
le
s
tuden
ts
.
The
verba
l
d
ispu
te

s
tar
ted
a
t
abou
t
2
:20
a
.m
.
and
esca­
la
ted

in
to

a
shov
ing

ma
tch
.
The
two

were
separa
ted

and
to
ld

to

go
to

the
ir

respec
t
ive

rooms

for

the

even
ing
.
A
t

abou
t
the
3
:00
a
.m
.
one
of
the
s
tu­
den
ts
dec
ided
he
hadn
'
t
sa
id
h
is
f
i­
na
l
p
iece
ye
t
and
confron
ted
the

o
ther
male
ye
t
aga
in
.
A
shov
ing

ma
tch
resumed
,
and
the
RD
and
a

coup
le
o
f
Res
iden
t
Ass
is
tan
ts
re­
sponded
a
long
w
i
th
secur
i
ty
.
The

be
l
l
igeren
t
s
tuden
ts

were
aga
in
coun­
se
led
and
wen
t
back
to

the
ir

rooms

for

good
.

Sa
lruday
,

9129

A
sexua
l

assau
l
t

repor
t

was
rece
ived

by
Mar
is
t
Secur
i
ty
a
t
abou
t

4
:00
a
.m
.

ou
t
o
f

Champagna
t
.
The
v
ic
t
im
had

been
ou
t
dr
ink
ing
with
some

fr
iends

and
re
turned
w
i
th
tha
t
same
group

o
f

fr
iends
.
She
was
lef
t

a
lone
in

her

room

af
ter
they

re
turned
.
Accord
ing

to
secur
i
ty
repor
ts
,
a
ma
le
then
ap­
proached
her
room

and
sa
id
he
was

go
ing
to

"
take

care

o
f

her
."
She
made

i
t

c
lear
tha
t
she
wan
ted
no
par
t
o
f

any
sexua
l

con
tac
t
,
bu
t
the

ma
le
was

pers
is
ten
t
in
h
is
a
t
temp
ts
to
"
take

care
of

her"
and
accord
ing
to

the

v
ic­
t
im
,

even
tua
l
ly
"succeeded
."
Desp
i
te

the

urg
ing
o
f

secur
i
ty
,
the

iden
t
i
ty

o
f

the

ma
le
is
no
t
ye
t
known
,
and
the

v
ic
t
im
has
not
ye
t
f
i
led

a
repor
t

with

Poughkeeps
ie
Po
l
ice
.

Sa
lun
lay
,

9129

Townhouse
B
fema
le

res
iden
ts

ca
l
led

to

comp
la
in
abou
t
obscene
,
harass­
ing
phone
ca
l
ls
a
t
abou
t
5
:40
p
.m
.

They
adv
ised
secur
i
ty
tha
t

the

ma
le

had
ca
l
led
a
t
leas
t

4
t
imes
w
i
th
ob­
scene
reques
ts
and
d
id
not
l
ike

the
ir

responses
.
Angered
,
he
proc'
eeded

to

te
l
l

them

th~t
there

was
a
bomb
in

the
ir

house
.
The
fema
les
responded
.

by
say
ing
wha
t
a
sick

person
he
was

to
say
some
th
ing
l
ike

tha
t

a
t
a
t
ime

l
ike
th
is
,
and
then

no
t
if
ied
secur
i
ty

o
f
the
inc
iden
t
.
Secur
i
ty
had
con­
tac
ted

the
on-du
ty
RD
,
and
the
RD

con
tac
ted
hous
ing
.
A
decis
ion

was

made
to
evacua
te
a
l
l
o
f

Townhouses
A
,
B
and
C
.

Poughkeeps
ie
Po
l
ice
were

brough
t
in
as
we
l
l
as
a
New

Windsor
bomb
dog
.
No
th
ing

was
found
,
and
the
scene
was

fu
l
ly

reso
lved

a
t
abou
t
8
:30
p
.m
.

Sun
t
lay
,
9130

A
&econd
sexua
l
assau
l
t
case
in

t
_
wo
days
was
repor
ted
a
t
abou
t

4
:
10
a
.m
.
,
th
is

time

in

Leo
Ha
l
l
.
.

The
v
ic
t
im
's
fr
iend

gave
the

fo
l­
low
ing

informa
t
ion

to

secur
i
ty
,

as

the
v
ic
t
im
has
refused
to
com­
men
t
on
the

inc
iden
t
.
The
fr
iend

(a
lso
a
Leo
res
iden
t)
had
ca
l
led

secur
i
ty

and
sa
id

tha
t

an

un
iden­
t
if
ied

ma
le
had
assau
l
ted
the

v
ic­
t
im
.
The
v
ic
t
im
me
t
the

ma
le
a
t

McCoy
's
where
she
had
been

separa
ted
from
the
group
o
f

fr
iends
she
had
arr
ived
there

w
i
th.
She
was
convers
ing
w
i
th

the

ma
le
a
t

the

bar
and
asked
for

wa
ter
.
Ins
tead

o
f

wa
ter
,
she

was

g
iven
a
more
po
ten
t
subs
tance

tha
t

she

drank
anyway
.
The
ma
le

ins
is
ted
tha
t
she
needed
some­
one
to

wa
lk
her
home
.
She
sa
id

tha
t

he
cou
ld
wa
lk
her
home
,
bu
t

he
wou
ld
not
be
ab
le
to
come

back
to

her
room
.
He
wa
lked
her

home
,
bu
t
a
lso
found
h
is
way

in
to

her
room
.
Once
in

her
room
,

he
locked
the
door.
She
de­
manded
he
leave
,
bu
t
he
go
t

more
aggress
ive
and
proceeded

w
i
th
the

assau
l
t
.
Secur
i
ty
off
ic­
ers
tr
ied

to

get
the

v
ic
t
im
to

ta
lk

bu
t
she
h11s thus

far

refused
.
No

more
informa
t
ion

is

ava
i
lab
le
a
t

th
is
t
ime
,
bu
t
the
inves
t
i
gat
ion

is
s
t
i
l
l
go
ing
on
.
Director
o
f

Safe
ty
and
Secur
i
ty
Joseph

Leary

sa
id
,

"When
the
s
tuden
ts
are
ou
t
to­
ge
ther
,
they
shou
ld
s
tay
to­
ge
ther
.

I
t

makes
i
t

safer
for

ev­
eryone
."

The
C
irc
le
would
l
ike

to

cor­
rec
t

the

S
tudy

Abroad

ar
t
ic
le

pr
in
ted
on
Sep
t
.
27
.
Th
ir
ty­
n
ine
s
tuden
ts
had
indeed

a
lready
lef
t

the

coun
try
.
We

apo
log
ize
for

any
confus
ion

th
is

may
have
caused
.

Campus
Corner

Do
you
have
any
ques
t
ions
,
con­
cerns
or
comp
la
in
ts
abou
t
Mar
is
t?

We
l
l
i
f

you
do
,
here
's
your
chance

to

do
some
th
ing
abou
t
i
t
.
Come
to

the

Town
Ha
l
l
mee
t
ing
on
Thurs­
day
,

Oc
t
.

11
a
t
9
:30
p
.m
.
in

the

Caba­
re
t
.

I
f

you
can
'
t

make
the

mee
t
ing
,

you
can
a
lso
fill
ou
t
a
S
tuden
t

Speaks
form
.
These
forms
can
be

p
icked
up
in

the

d
in
ing
ha
l
l
,
com­
muter
lounge
,
the
cafes
,
and
the

SGAoff
ice
.

S
tuden
t
Ac
t
iv
i
t
ies
w
i
l
l
be
conduc
t­
ing

ma
l
l
tr
ips

once
aga
in
th
is

week­
end
.
Sa
turday
's
tr
ips

w
i
l
l
run

from

3
:00
p
.m
.
un
t
i
l
m
idn
igh
t
,
and

Sunday
's
tr
ips

w
i
l
l
run

from

noon

un
t
i
l
6
:00

·
p
.m
.
The
buses
w
i
l
l
leave

the

M
idr
ise
park
ing
lo
t

every
hour

on
the
hour
,
and
the
cost
o
f
the

tr
ips

are
$1
.

You
can
s
ign
up
now
a
t
Co
l
lege

Ac
t
iv
i
t
ies
for

the

Bow
l
ing
Tr
ip
tha
t

is
schedu
led
for
Sa
turday
Oc
t
.
6

from

2
:00-4
:00
p
.m
.
The
cos
t

is

$3

w
i
th
a
va
l
id
Mar
is
t
ID

and
inc
ludes

transpor
ta
t
ion
,
2
games
of
bow
l­
ing
,
and
shoe
ren
ta
l
.
You
are
en­
couraged
to

form

your
own
teams

for

the

even
t
.
Fu
ture
bow
l
ing
tr
ips

have
a
lso
been
p
lanned
i
f

you
can­
not
a
t
tend
th
is
one
.

Suppor
t
the
Mar
is
t

Co
l
lege
Rad
io

S
ta
t
ion
and
l
is
ten

to

WMCR
88
.1

FM
.
L
is
ten
a
l
l
day
for

a
w
ide
array

o
f
mus
ic
shows
,
as
we
l
l
as
news

and
spor
ts
shows
.
Ca
l
l
ex
tens
ion

2132
for
reques
ts
or
commen
ts
.

L
is
ten
for
the

Ed
and

Ma!
f
Show

on
Sa
turdays
from

5
:00-7
:00
p
.m
.

The
Mar
is
t
Co
l
lege
Academ
ic

Leam
ing
Cen
ter
w
i
l
l
be
open
for

proofread
ing
eve
ry
Monday

throu
gh
Fr
iday
from

11
:30
-1

:30

and

Monday
throu
gh
Thursday
from

7
:00-9
:00
p
.m
.
You
can
a
lso
u
t
i
l
ize

the
ir

on
l
ine
proofread
ing
a
t
h
t
tp
:
/
/

www
.acadern
ic
.mar
is
t
.edu
/a
lcu
in
/

paprform
.h
trn
l
.

Bookb
inder
Produc
t
ions
proud
ly

presen
ts
"F
i
re
and
Ra
in
,"
an

even
ing
o
f

James

Tay
lor
fea
tur
ing

Dave
B
inder
.
The
program
is
a

nos
ta
lg
ic
so
journ

through

20
years

o
f

James

Tay
lor
's
mos
t
memorab
le

mus
ic
.
The
even
t
takes
p
lace
on

Thursday
,
Oc
t
.
4
a
t

8
:00
p
.m
.
in

the

Cabare
t
.

Come
see
the

W
i
l
l
iam
and
Sad
ie

Effron
Lec
ture
in

Jew
ish
S
tud
ies

ca
l
led
"Words
tha
t

hur
t
,
words
tha
t

hea
l
:
the

e
th
ics
o
f
speech
."
The

lec
ture

w
i
l
l
be
performed
by
Rabb
i

Joseph
Te
lushk
in
.
Te
lushk
in
has

wr
i
t
ten
ep
isodes
for
such
te
lev
i­
s
ion
h
i
ts
as

The
Prac
t
ice
and

Touched
by
an
Angel
.
The
even
t

w
i
l
l
take

p
lace
on

Tuesday
,
Oc
t
.
16

a
t

8:
00

p.
m.

in

the

Ne
l
ly
Go
le
t
t
i
The­
a
te
r
.

The
S
tuden
t
Programm
ing
Coun­
c
i
l
presen
ts
a
S
tuden
t
Coffeehouse

on
Wednesday
,
Oc
t
.
10
a
t

9
:00
p
.m
.

in

the

PAR
.
The
even
t
w
i
l
l
fea
ture

s
tuden
ts
'
or
ig
ina
l
acous
t
ic
mus
ic

and

poe
try
.
Pr
izes
w
i
l
l
be
awarded
,

and
food
and
beverage
w
i
l
l
be

served
.
A
l
l
app
l
ica
t
ions
mus
t
be

in

by
Oc
t
.
5
.
App
l
ica
t
ions
can
be

p
icked
up
a
t
the

SPC
desk
in

the

SGAoff
ice
.

Come
see
"The
Ye
l
low
Dress"
in

the

Cabare
t
on
Tuesday
,
Oc
t
.
9
a
t

.

9
:00
p
.m
.
The
program,
is

a
mono­
logue
presen
ted
in
p
lay
form
,

wh
ich
de
ta
i
ls
the
exper
ience
o
f
a

woman
who
is

a
v
ic
t
im
of

domes
t
ic

abuse
.














_______

THE
CIRCLE
______

_

October

4
,
2001

N

E

W

S

Page

3

New
York

C
ity

to

have
prhnary

nm
-o
f
f
for

Mayora
l
amd
ida
te

by

BRENDAN
MCGURK

mogu
l
M
ike
B
loomberg
,
founde
r

of

News
Ed
i
tor

B
loomberg
,
L
.P
.
,
as
the

Repub
l
ican

New
Yo
rk
C
i
ty
he
ld
i
ts
Pr
imary

e
lec
t
ions
fo
r

the

2001
Mayora
l
race

las
t
Tuesday
,
pos
tponed
two

weeks
from
i
ts
or
ig
ina
l
Sep
t
.
11

da
te
.

Pe
ter
Va
l
lone
,
c
i
ty
counc
i
l

speaker
,
and
A
lan
Heves
i
,
c
i
ty

comp
tro
l
ler
,
were
bo
th
e
l
im
ina
ted

from
the
Democra
t
ic
Par
ty
t
icke
t

wh
i
le
Fernando
Ferrer
,
Bronx
bo
r
­
ough
pres
iden
t
,
and
Mark
Green
,

pub
l
ic
advoca
te
,
are
locked
in
a

s
ta
t
is
t
ica
l
t
ie

for

the
ir

par
ty
's
nom
i
­
na
t
ion.
S
ince
ne
i
ther
won
more

than

40
percen
t
,
a
Democra
t
ic
Pr
i­
mary
Runoff
is
schedu
led
for

Thursday
,
Oc
t
.
11
to

de
term
ine
the

w
inne
r
.

He
rman
Bad
i
l
lo
,
fo
rme
r

U
.S
.
Con
­
gressman
,
was
e
l
im
ina
ted

from

the

Repub
l
ican
t
icke
t
,
leav
ing
med
ia

Par
ty
nom
inee
.

A
l
l
cand
ida
tes
are
runn
ing
on

p
la
tforms
emphas
iz
ing
educa
t
ion
,

con
t
inued
cr
ime
prosecu
t
ion
and

preven
t
ion
,
and
reduc
ing
po
l
ice

m
isconduc
t
.
These
issues
,
how­
ever
,
have
taken
a
backsea
t
to
re­
cen
t
ly
press
ing
concerns
such
as

comba
t
ing
terror
ism

and
ma
in
ta
in­
ing

na
t
iona
l
secur
i
ty
.

Howard
Wo
l
fson
,
execu
t
ive
d
i
rec
­
tor
of
the
Democra
t
ic
Congres­
s
iona
l
Campa
ign
Comm
i
t
tee
,
was

quo
ted
in
the
Sep
t
.
30

New
York

l
imes
,

say
ing
tha
t

the

o
ld
p
la
tforms

have
become
non-
issues
.

"Issues
tha
t

have
dom
ina
ted
cam­
pa
igns
thus
far
are
c
lear
ly
off
to

the
s
ide
and
have
become
a
lmos
t

irre
levan
t
.

I
t
's

jus
t

no
t
the

way
po
l
i­
t
ics

has
been
prac
t
iced
in

th
is

coun­
t
ry
.

I
f

peop
le
have
d
isposab
le
in-
come
,
they
'
l
l

be
g
iv
ing
i
t

to

char
i
ty

ra
ther
than
po
l
i
t
ic
ians
,"
sa
id

Wo
lfson
.

The
horr
if
ic
even
ts
in

New
Yo
rk

C
i
ty
have
lef
t
a
l
l
po
l
i
t
ic
ians
in­
vo
lved
in

a
s
trange
po
l
i
t
ica
l
land­
scape
,
where
some
say
they
w
i
l
l

be
unsure
of
how
to

proceed
.
Cur­
ren
t
New
Yo
rk
C
i
ty
Mayor
Rudy

G
iu
l
ian
i
has
unsuccessfu
l
ly
re­
ques
ted
to

run

a
th
ird

term
,

due
to

term

l
im
i
ts

laws
.
G
iu
l
ian
i
c
i
ted
the

need
for

cohes
ion
and
exper
ienced

leadersh
ip

in

a
t
ime

of

cr
is
is
.

Accord
ing
to

Fred
S
iege
l
,
op
in­
ion
co
lumn
is
t
for
the

New
York

l
imes
,

G
iu
l
ian
i
's
con
t
inued
leade
r
­
sh
ip
is
the
bes
t
th
ing

for
the
c
i
ty
,

bo
th
econom
ica
l
ly
and
insp
ira
t
ion­
a
l
ly
.

"New
Yo
rk
is
on
the

edge
of
an

econom
ic
abyss
.
Tha
t
rea
l
i
ty
-no
t

the

mayor
's
persona
l
i
ty
or

c
i
ty
po
l
i­
t
ics

-is

wha
t
New
Yorkers
have
to

focus
on
as
they

cons
ider
Rudo
lph

G
iu
l
ian
i
's
reques
t
to
s
tay
on
for

three

mon
ths
af
ter
h
is
term

ends
,"

sa
id
S
iege
l
.
"He

has
come
to

sym­
bo
l
ize
the

bes
t
of

New
Yo
rk
to

the

res
t

of
the

coun
try
.
And
we
bad
ly

need
the

res
t

of

the

coun
try
to

he
lp

pay
for
our
recons
truc
t
ion
."

For
G
iu
l
ian
i
to

run

for

an
unprec­
eden
ted
th
ird
term
,
lawmakers
in

A
lbany
wou
ld
have
had
to

l
if
t

c
i
ty

term

l
im
i
t

laws
,

pos
tpone
the

may­
ora
l
e
lec
t
ion
,
and
rush
the
b
i
l
ls

through
the

leg
is
la
t
ion
,
a
l
l
before

the
pr
imar
ies
.
G
iu
l
ian
i
has
s
ince

propos
i
t
ioned
the

cand
ida
tes
for

a

three-mon
th
ex
tens
ion
af
ter
the

Jan
.
1
end
of

h
is
term
.

Ferrer
was
the

on
ly
cand
ida
te
to

oppose
the
term

ex
tens
ion
say
ing

in

Monday
's

New
York
nmes
tha
t

pr
inc
ipa
l
ly
and
prac
t
ica
l
ly
we
mus
t

re
ly
on
,
"processes
of
trans
i
t
ion

tha
t

are
order
ly
and
cons
t
i
tu
t
iona
l
,

and
tha
t
have
worked
..
.

in
our

na
t
ion
and
a
l
l
of

i
ts

pol
i
t
ica
l

subd
i­
v
is
ions
for
over
two

cen
tur
ies
."

Ryan
F
inger
,
a
sen
ior

Commun
i­
ca
t
ions
ma
jo
r
,
ag
rees
w
i
th
G
iu
l
ian
i
's

proposed
term

ex
ten
t
ion
.

"I

th
ink

i
t
's

a
grea
t
idea
.
Through

th
is

cr
is
is
,
he
's
rea
l
ly

come
through

as
an
examp
le
for

everyone.
He
's

proven
h
is
leadersh
ip
sk
i
l
ls
and

exper
t
ise
very
we
l
l
,"
sa
id

F
inger.

O
ther
s
tuden
ts
,
such
as
fresh­
man
Se
th
Co
t
ton
say
tha
t

ru
les

are

ru
les
.

"Hav
ing
G
iu
l
ian
i
ex
tend
h
is
term

defea
ts
the

who
le
purpose
of
term

l
im
i
ts
.
He
's
been
a
grea
t
leader

and

i
t
's

unfor
tuna
te
tha
t

the

end
of

h
is

term

comes
r
igh
t

now,

bu
t
i
t
's

the

law
,"

sa
id
Co
t
ton
.

Brendan
McGurk

is

a

sen
ior

Commun
icat
ions

ma
jor
.

S
en

a

tor
M
itche
l
l
addresses
U
.S
.
ro
le
in

wor
ld
...
From
1

in
comb
j
i
t
ing
th
is
la
tes
t
threa
t
to

Amer
ican
'
idea
ls
and
l
iber
ty
.
Ye
t
,

he
ins
is
ts
,

"I

be
l
ieve
Amer
ica
is

up

to
the

cha
l
lenge
."

One
of

i
ts

ma
in
cha
l
lenges
for

the

na
t
ion
,
Sen
.
M
i
tche
l
l
be
l
ieves
,
w
i
l
l

be
reconf
igur
ing
Amer
ica
's
ro
le
,

bo
th
ac
tua
l
and
perce
ived
,
in
in­
terna
t
iona
l
po
l
i
t
ics
.
"The
no
t
ion

of

us
go
ing
i
t

a
lone
[
in

in
terna
t
iona
l

affa
irs]
is
bur
ied
in

the
rubb
le
of

the

Wor
ld
Trade
Cen
ter,
"
M
i
tche
l
l

sa
id
.

The
crea
t
ion
of
broad
in
terna­
t
iona
l
coa
l
i
t
ions
and
a
g
loba
l
ef­
for
t

to

erad
ica
te
terror
ism

are
para­
moun
t
to

overcom
ing
th
is

new
ev
i
l
,

accord
ing
to
the

Sena
tor
.

Essen
t
ia
l
to

these

peace-bu
i
ld
ing

effor
ts
,
sa
id
M
i
tche
l
l
,
is

conquer­
ing

common
m
isconcep
t
ions
abou
t

terror
ism

and
rep
lac
ing
them

w
i
th

rea
l
is
t
ic

ones
.

"Is
lam

is

no
t
the

enemy
,"
he
sa
id
,

echo
ing
Pres
iden
t
Bush
's
na
t
iona
l

address
.
M
i
tche
l
l
warned
Amer
i­
cans
tha
t
terror
is
ts
are
no
t
repre­
sen
ta
t
ive
of
the
ir
soc
ie
ty
or
the
ir

re
l
ig
ion
,
and
mus
t
be
seen
as
a

separa
te
en
t
i
ty
.

S
tand
ing
ta
l
l

above
the

pod
ium
,

Sen
.
M
i
tche
l
l
commandeered
the

aud
ience
's
a
t
ten
t
ion
w
i
th
h
is
qu
ie
t

bu
t
de
term
ined
rhe
tor
ic
.
H
is
se
lf­
depreca
t
ing
humor
and
s
imp
l
ic
i
ty

of

language

charmed
the

aud
ience
;

wh
i
le
h
is
s
treng
th
of
conv
ic
t
ion

persuaded
them

terror

was
no
t
in­
surmoun
tab
le
.

"We
mus
t
be
true
to
our
idea
ls
,

and
be
s
t
rong
,
v
ig
i
lan
t
,
and
aggres­
s
ive

in

our
ac
t
ions
,"
M
i
tche
l
l
sa
id
.

He
s
tressed

the

impor
tance

of

hav­
ing

a
d
ip
loma
t
ic
and
econom
ic
re­
sponse
to
the
a
t
tacks
,
in
add
i
t
ion

to

a

m
i
l
i
ta
ry
re
jo
inde
r
.
D
raw
ing
f
rom

h
is
success
in
Nor
thern
Ire
land
,

M
i
tche
l
l
added
,
"We
d
idn
'
t
drop
a

s
ing
le

bomb
,
or
spend

a
s
ing
le
do
l­
lar
,"

h
igh
l
igh
t
ing
the

long-
term

in-
effec
t
iveness
of
a
m
i
l
i
tary
a
t
tack
.

A
m
i
l
i
tar
is
t
ic
approach
,
accord
ing

to

the

former

Sena
tor
,
is

no
t
the

end

so
lu
t
ion
.

M
i
tche
l
l
no
ted
tha
t

any
so
lu
t
ion

to

the

curren
t
cr
is
is
wou
ld
have
i
ts

d
isadvan
tages
.
He
acknow
ledged

the

imposs
ib
i
l
i
ty

of

preven
t
ing
a
l
l

terror
is
t
a
t
tacks
,
and
the
power­
lessness
of
any
government
to

sh
ie
ld

the
ir

c
i
t
izens
from

i
t
.

"We
are
learn
ing

the

l
im
i
ta
t
ions

of

conven
t
iona
l
m
i
l
i
tary
powe
r
,
es­
pec
ia
l
ly
in
democra
t
ic
govern­
men
ts
,"
he
sa
id
.

"[Terror
is
t]
ne
tworks
can
be
lo­
cated
and
des
troyed
,"
M
i
tche
l
l

con
t
inued
,
bu
t
conceded
such
an

effor
t
wou
ld
take
a
tremendous

amount
of
t
ime
and
resources
.

M
i
tche
l
l
is

conf
iden
t
the

Bush
ad­
m
in
is
tra
t
ion
w
i
l
l
accomp
l
ish
these

goa
ls
,
and
c
i
tes
"Amer
ica
's
no
to­
r
ious
ly
shor
t
a
t
ten
t
ion
span"
as

the

on
ly
fac
tor

tha
t

can
impede

th
is

accomp
l
ishmen
t
.

Wha
tever
the
so
lu
t
ion
may
be
,

Amer
ican
c
iv
i
l
l
iber
t
ies

and
r
igh
ts

mus
t
be
pro
tec
ted
,
urged
M
i
tche
l
l
.

"We

mus
t
pro
tec
t
them

to

the
ir

fu
l
l
­
est
ex
ten
t
,"
exhor
ted
the
former

Sena
to
r
.
"Amer
icans
are
more
free

than
ever
before
in
our
h
is
tory
,"

he
sa
id
,
bu
t
accen
tua
ted
the
need

to

ex
tend
our
l
iber
t
ies

abroad
.

Sen
.
M
i
tche
l
l
a
lso
s
ta
ted
h
is
ap­
prehens
ion
as
to
the
Pres
iden
t
's

grow
ing
power
in
in
terna
t
iona
l

conf
l
ic
ts
.

"I
t

is

impor
tan
t

in

a
rep­
resen
ta
t
ive
democracy
,"
M
i
tche
l
l

sa
id
,
"
tha
t
more
than
one
person

has
a
say
abou
t
your
l
ife

and
your

money
."
C
la
im
ing
the

"need

to

re­
spond

promp
t
ly"
has
"ou
twe
ighed

the
demands
o
f
democracy
,"

M
i
tche
l
l
vo
iced
concern
over
the

fu
ture
of
the
Un
i
ted
S
ta
tes
in
the

g
loba
l
arena
.

Campus
reac
t
ion
to
Sen
.

M
i
tche
l
l
's
lec
ture

resounded
w
i
th

pra
ise
.
"I
'd
l
ike
to
congra
tu
la
te

Sena
tor
M
i
tche
l
l
and
the
co
l
lege

for
pu
t
t
ing
the
recen
t
even
ts
in

perspective
by
inv
i
t
ing
such
a

leader

in

in
terna
t
iona
l

conf
l
ic
t

reso­
lu
t
ion
to
our
campus
,"
sa
id
S
tu­
den
t
Body
Pres
iden
t
Kev
in
Hogan
.

"Br
ing
ing
Sena
tor
M
i
tche
l
l
here

has
showed
the
cons
is
tency
w
i
th

wh
ich
Pres
iden
t
Murray
has

hand
led
recen
t
even
ts
."

D
r
.
Mar
t
in
Shaffer
,
Cha
ir
of
the

Po
l
i
t
ica
l
Sc
ience
Depar
tmen
t
,
ech­
oed
Hogan
's
sen
t
imen
ts
.
"I

appre­
c
ia
ted
the
fac
t
tha
t
Sen.
M
i
tche
l
l

s
tressed

no
t
on
ly
m
i
l
i
tary
concerns

bu
t
long-range

human
i
tar
ian
con­
cerns
as
we
l
l
.
It

was
a
grea
t
oppor

-
tun
i
ty

for

Mar
is
t
to
hear
from
th
is

h
igh
ly
respec
ted

na
t
iona
l
f
igure.
"

Jun
ior

Br
ian
Sands
was
happy
to

have
a
t
tended
th
e
lec
tur
e.
"Sena­
tor

M
i
tche
l
l
was
bo
th
informa
t
ive

and
char
isma
t
ic
,"
he
s
ta
ted
.
"I
'm

g
lad
tha
t

I
a
t
tended
."

There

w
i
l
l

be
a
'
'Peace

C
irc
le"
he
ld
on
the

lawn

be
tween
Lowe
l
l
Thomas

and
Dyson
on
Tuesday
,
Oc
t
.
9
,
be
tween
11
:30
and
12
:30
.
The
even
t

is

in
tended

to

be
an
open
forum
for
a
l
l
d
iscuss
ion
.

Demons
tra
t
ion
...
Fmm1

Amer
ican
va
lues
.

"I
t
's
no
t
about
be
ing
an
t
i­
Amer
ica
bu
t
we
shou
ld

be
focus
­
ing

on
how
we
are
incorpora
ted

in
to
th
e
wor
ld
v
is
ion,"
he
sa
id
.

"
I
f

we
cou
ld
harness
[na
t
ionw
id
e

pa
tr
io
t
ism]
then

we
cou
ld
make

a
d
ifference
in

prob
lems
w
i
th
in

our
borders
such
as
pover
ty
."

Three
busses
of
Vassar
s
tu­
den
ts
carry
ing
be
tween
100
to

150
wen
t
to
D
.C
.
on
Sa
turday
.

The
Vassar
S
tuden
t
Ac
t
iv
is
t

Un
ion
pa
id
for
ha
lf
of
the

tr
ip'
s

expenses
and
stud
en
ts
pa
id
the

rema
inder
.
There
were
a
lso
ap­
prox
ima
te
ly
200
Bard
Co
l
lege

s
tuden
ts
and
a
number
of
s
tu­
den
ts

from

New
Pa
l
tz
a
t
the

dem-
ons
tra
t
ion
.

.

Re
lated
Story
Pg
.
5

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.C
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There
w
i
l
l
be
a
voter
reg
istrat
ion
dr
ive
Thursday

and
Fr
iday
,
Oct
.
4
and
5
,
in
the
Student
Center
near

Co
l
lege
Act
iv
it
ies
.
The
dead
l
ine
for
reg
istrat
ion
in

New
York
is

Oct
.
12
.
If

you
aren
't
reg
istered
now
,

here
is
your
chance
.
You
can
a
lso
change
the
d
is­
tr
ict
you
are
reg
istered
to
vote
in
.
Why
lose

your

vo
ice
when
you
w
i
l
l
live

here
for
four
years?

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2001

FEATURES

Page4

K
indness
and
hosp
i
ta
l
i
ty

in

Irelan
d

The
exploration
and
expecta
t
ions
o
f

a
curren
t
abroad
s
tuden
t

by

RORY
FLANNERY

S
ta
f
f
Wr
i
ter

C
lose
your
eyes
and
p
ic
ture
for

a

second
,
or
maybe
two-no
,
be
t
ter

make
i
t

th
ree
-a
p
lace
where
the

mood
is

a
lways
l
ive
ly
,

the

amb
iance

is

warm
,
and
peop
le
b
lend
toge
ther

as
if

p
laced
there

by
some
h
igher

powe
r
.
Can
you
see

i
t?

I
f

no
t
,
tha
t
's

okay
.
You
can
come
to

Ire
land

as
I

have
and
exper
ience
th
is

scene

f
i
rs
t
­
hand
ins
tead
of
labor
ing
over
i
ts

image

in

your
m
ind
.

When
the
Mar
is
t
abroad
group

f
irs
t
arr
ived
in
Ire
land
,
(John
Pau
l

Duph
iney
,
He
id
i
Ke
t
t
ler
,
Brendan

Reeves
and
myself)
none
o
f
us

knew
qu
i
te
wha
t
to
expec
t
.
Much

l
ike

you
have
now
,
we
a
l
l
had
our

pre-conce
ived
though
ts

on
th
is

for­
e
ign
land

in

our
m
inds
.

I

canno
t

ho
ld

the
vo
ice
for
the
en
t
ire
group
,
bu
t

to
me
Ire
land
has
l
ived
above
and

beyond
my
persona
l
expec
ta
t
ions

o
f
i
t
.

I

men
t
ioned
ear
l
ier
of
the

peop
le
in

Ire
land
;

the
ir

k
indness
and

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Mul
ti
p
le
br
idges
cross
the
Ri
ver
L
lffey
In
Dub
l
in
,
Ire
land
.
The
c
i
ty
of

Dub
l
in
Is
where
Mar
lst
students
study
ing
In
Ire
land
w
i
l
l
Intern
over

the
course
of
the
semester.

AFTERNOON
STROLL

PHOTO
CRED
IT
/KATHER
INE
SL.ALITA
Mar
ist
students
en
joy
a
sunny
Tuesday
afternoon
stro
l
l
in
front
o
f

Champagna
t
Ha
l
l
.

hosp
i
ta
l
i
ty
for
v
is
i
t
ing
gues
ts
is

far-reach
ing
and
I
canno
t
beg
in

to
exp
la
in
how
impor
tan
t

tha
t
is

when
you
'
re

a
s
tranger
in
a

s
trange
p
lace
.

The
professors
here
are
a
l
l
very

aware
of
who
the
v
is
i
t
ing
s
tu­
den
ts
are
and
take

in
to

cons
ider­
a
t
ion
the
ir
t
ime
to
ad
jus
t
to
the

new
scene
,
mak
ing
the

trans
i
t
ion

in
to

a
new
co
l
lege
tha
t

much
less

wo
rr
isome
.
In

the

weeks
to

fo
l
low
,

a
l
l
of

the

Mar
is
t
abroad
s
tuden
ts
,

inc
lud
ing

myse
lf
,
s
tar
t

var
ious
in­
ternsh
ips
throughou
t
the
c
i
ty
of

Dub
l
in
,
add
ing
fur
ther
respons
i­
b
i
l
i
t
ies
to
our
comm
i
tmen
t
o
f

wor
ld
trave
l
.

I
t
's

an
indescr
ibab
le

exper
ience
,
bu
t
I

am
endeavor
ing

the

a
t
temp
t
.

Dub
l
in
is
a
c
i
ty
tha
t

takes

some

t
ime

to

learn

bu
t
so
far

I

have
on
ly

been
comp
le
te
ly
los
t

once
,
wh
ich

I

th
ink
is
no
t
too
bad
.
The
food

here
is

much
l
ike

you
wou
ld
f
ind

in

Amer
ica
w
i
th
bas
ica
l
ly
a
l
l
the

cha
in
fas
t

food
res
tauran
ts

es
tab­
l
ished

in

and
around
the

c
i
ty
;
bu
t

who
wan
ts
to

ea
t
mass-produced

impos
ter
mea
t
produc
ts
when

there
is
an
overwhe
lm
ing
abun­
dance
of

grea
t
l
i
t
t
le

de
l
ica
tessens

to

be
had?
Aga
in
,
I

canno
t
speak

for
the
who
le
o
f
the
Abroad

group
,
bu
t
cer
ta
in
ly
not
I. The

ma
in
me
thod
o
f
transpor
ta
t
ion

used
by
the
group
is
the
DART
,

wh
ich
s
tands
for
Dubl
in
Area

Rap
id
Trans
i
t
,
a
tra
in

tha
t

runs

a
l
l

day
and
takes
you
in
to
the
c
i
ty

PHOTO

CREDIT/http://users.bigpond.com/kirwill~pictures/pictures.htm
Dun
luce
Cast
le
is
one
of
the
many
h
istory
sigh
ts
found
I
n
I
re
land.

cen
ter
mak
ing
i
t
conven
ien
t
for

mee
t
ing
c
lass
hours
.

I
'm
go
ing
to
leave
the
Dub
l
in

n
igh
t
l
ife
to

your
imag
ina
t
ion
,

bu
t
I

can
assure
you
tha
t
wha
tever

you
're
th
ink
ing
,
mu
l
t
ip
ly
tha
t
by

abou
t
f
ive
.
I

can
te
l
l

you
tha
t

s
ince

the

l
ega
l
dr
ink
ing
age
is

18
,
th
ings

are
comp
le
te
ly
d
ifferen
t
t
han
in

Amer
ica-bu
t
you
have
surm
ised

tha
t

by
now
I
'm

sure
.
So
,
tha
t
's

l
ife

r
igh
t
now
for
one
o
f
the
Mar
is
t

Abroad
s
tuden
ts
in

Dub
l
in
,
I

hope

i
t
has
en
l
igh
tened
you
as
to
how

th
ings

work
here
or
a
t
the

very
leas
t

g
iven
you
some
th
ing
to
th
ink

abou
t
o
ther
than
that
upcom
ing

qu
iz
in

c
lass
th
is
week
.
I

w
i
l
l
say

tha
t
s
tudy
ing
abroad
has
thus
far

been
a
very
reward
ing

exper
ience

and
I

h
igh
ly
recommend

i
t

to

any­
one
who
has
the
means
and
or

wherew
i
tha
l
.

I

look

forward

to

see­
ing

everyone
in

January
and
hope

a
l
l
is

we
l
l
in

and
around
the

Mar
is
t

campus
.
Cheers!

The
M
irac
le
of
L
i
fe

S
tuden
t
de
l
ivers
baby
on
commu
te
to

c
lasJ

by
KATHERINE
SLAUTA
.

The
con
trac
t
ions
were
c
lose
,
and

as
re
laxed
.

Fea
tures
Editor

desp
i
te
a
va
l
ian
t
effor
t
,
her
hus- "She

was
scream
ing
and

scream­
band
M
r
.
D
iVa
ld
i
cou
ld
no
t

st~ut
ing
,

ye
l
l
ing
a
t
her
husband
for

do­
Rama
Mohan
is
a
sen
ior
b
io
l­
ogy
ma
jor
from

Hopewe
l
l
Junc­
t
ion
,

NY
.
As
a
sc
ience

ma
jor
,
she

has
dea
l
t
w
i
th
many
aspec
ts
of

l
ife
,
whe
ther

i
t

is
in

the
lab
,
or

through

a
book
.
However
,
no
sc
i­
ence
c
lass
cou
ld
prepare
her
for

the

m
irac
le
she

exper
ienced
:
the

g
i
f
t
of

l
i
fe
.

Pu
l
l
ing
away
from

her
home
on

Thursday
Sep
t
.
20
,
Mohan
pre­
pared
herse
lf

for

her
17-m
i
le
com­
mu
te
to

Mar
is
t
.
However
,
there

was
a
de
lay
in

the

process
.
As

she
drove
down
her
s
tree
t
,
she

no
t
iced
her
two

ne
ighbors,

V
i

v
i

an

and

Jake

D
iVa
ld
i
,
in

the

fron
t

yard

"I
don
'
t
know
wha
t
made
me

s
top
,
bu
t
I
d
id
,"
she
sa
id
.

Upon
ex
i
t
ing
her
car
,
Mohan

no
t
iced
M
rs
.
D
iVa
ld
i
,
n
ine
mon
ths

pregnan
t,
in
distress
.
Mohan

sa
id

she

saw

Mrs
.
D
iVa
ld
i
swea
t­
ing

and
heav
ing
;
she
was
in
la
­
bo
r
.

the
ir

ca
r
.
As
he
ran
ins
ide

to
ca
l
l
ing

th
is

to

her
,"
she
sa
id
.

9

I

I
,

Mohan
ass
is
ted

Mrs
.
D
iVa
ld
i
.

Desp
i
te
the
ye
l
l
ing
,
Mohan

"
I

was
ho
ld
ing
on
to
the

w
ife
and
se
t
t
led
on
the

fron
t
lawn

and
pre­
she
was
scream
ing
,"
she
sa
id
.
"
I

pared
to

he
lp
de
l
iver
the

baby
.

was
te
l
l
ing

her
to

jus
t

brea
the
,
bu
t

"I

kep
t
th
ink
ing
,

'I

can
'
t
be
l
ieve

she
kep
t
say
ing
she
had
to
s
i
t
I
'm
de
l
iver
ing
th
is
baby
on
the

down
.
I
to
ld

her
'
lady
,

i
f

you
s
i
t
fron
t
lawn
,"
'
she
sa
id
.

"
I

was

down
you
aren
'
t
ge
t
t
ing
up
.
'"

scared
.

I

was
hop
ing
the

baby
was

As
Mrs
.
D
iVa
ld
i
sa
t

down
on
the
okay
."

lawn
,
M
r
.
D
iVa
ld
i
ran
ou
t
o
f
the
Sudden
ly
,
af
ter
ten
m
inu
tes
,
a

house
w
i
th
b
lanke
ts
.
He
and
con
trac
t
ion
,
and
one
push
,
a
baby

Mohan
prepared
Mrs
.
D
iVa
ld
i
for
boy
was
born
.

labo
r
.

"I

caugh
t

the

ch
i
ld
and

I

was
fo
l-
"We

se
t

her
up
w
i
th
b
lanke
ts
and
low
ing
the
cord
ou
t
and
w
i
th
the

p
i
l
lows
,"
she

sa
id
.
"Her

labor

came
nex
t
con
trac
t
ion
,
the

p
lacen
ta
came

rea
l

qu
ick
.
Her
con
trac
t
ions
were
ou
t
,"
she
sa
id
.

r
igh
t

now
top

o
f

each
o
ther
."

Mohan
w
iped
the
face
of
the

Mohan
sa
id

Mr.

D
iVa
ld
i
was
ner- baby
off
and
c
leared
the
mucus

vous
,
bu
t
once
he

rea
l
ized

the

baby
from
i
ts

mou
th
.
Af
ter
wa
i
t
ing
for

was
ac
tua
l
ly
com
ing
,
he
focused
wha
t
seemed

l
ike

forever
,
the

baby

on
h
is
w
ife
.

began
to
cry
.
She
wrapped
the

"He

to
ld

me
tha
t

s
ince
I
was
the
baby
in

a
b
lanke
t
and
handed
h
im

b
io
logy
ma
jor
,
I
wou
ld
know
wha
t
to

the

mo
ther
as
the

EMTs
arr
ived
.

I
was
do
ing
,"
she

sa
id
.
'
'They

don
't

teach

you
tha
t

in

c
lass
."

Mohan
sa
id

Mrs
.
D
iVa
ld
i
was
no
t

See

.
.
.
BIRTH
,
S










_______

THE
CIRCLE
______

_

October
4
,
2001

by

KATE
DELGADO

S
ta
f
f

Wr
i
ter

Though
Mar
is
t
Co
l
lege
may
be

more
recogn
ized

for

i
ts

D
iv
is
ion
1

a
th
le
t
ic
s
tand
ing
then
as
a
ho
tbed

for
po
l
i
t
ica
l
ac
t
iv
ism
and
rad
ica
l

th
ink
ing
,

t
imes

are
chang
ing
.

The
f
irs
t

mee
t
ing
of

the

S
tuden
ts

for

Peace
took

p
lace
Tuesday
,
Sep­
tember

25
in

Fon
ta
ine
Ha
l
l
.
A
sma
l
l

congrega
t
ion
of
s
tuden
ts
and
pro­
fessors
me
t
as
equa
ls
to
d
iscuss

the
sudden
and
urgen
t
issues
tha
t

w
i
l
l
be
fac
ing
a
l
l
Amer
icans
in

the

com
ing
weeks
and
,
mos
t
l
ike
ly
,

for

some

t
ime

thereaf
ter
.

The
focus
of

the

mee
t
ing
was
to

ana
lyze
and
d
iscuss
our
re
la
t
ions

w
i
th
Osama
bin
Laden
and
the

M
idd
le
Eas
t
as
we
l
l
as
the

poss
ib
le

op
t
ions
for
our
u
l
t
ima
te
goa
l
:
a

peacefu
l
reso
lu
t
ion
.

Af
ter
such

a
monumen
ta
l
tragedy

i
t

is
na
tura
l
tha
t
fee
l
ings
such
as

fea
r
,
anx
ie
ty
,
and
defens
iveness
s
t
ir

in

the

hear
ts
and
m
inds
of

a
l
l
who

FEATURES

Pages

were
affec
ted
.
The
pr
ime
m
iss
ion

of

S
tuden
ts
for

Peace
is

to

comba
t

these

fee
l
ings

through

informa
t
ion

and
d
iscuss
ion
.
The
pr
inc
ipa
l
goa
l

of
the
group
is
to
br
ing
forward

fac
ts

concern
ing
re
la
t
ions

w
i
th
the

coun
tr
ies
invo
lved
,

a
long
w
i
th
ad­
dress
ing
the
incon
trover
t
ib
le
ad­
van
tages
of
a
peacefu
l
reso
lu
t
ion
.

P
lans
are
a
lready
underway
to

put

toge
ther

a
var
ie
ty
of
func
t
ions
on

campus
where
the
messages
o
f

peace
and
to
lerance
can
be
com­
mun
ica
ted
to
the
s
tuden
t
body
.

Though
many
may
no
t
be
aware
,

Mar
is
t
Co
l
lege
has
a
s
trong
h
is­
tory
of
promo
t
ing
educa
t
ion
and

exposure
to

peace
and
non-v
io
len
t

reconc
i
l
ia
t
ion
.

In

the

1960
's
,
Mar
is
t

Co
l
lege
was
a
forerunner

in

the

an
t
i
­
war
movemen
t
for

V
ie
tnam
by
hos
t
­
ing

some

of

the

f
irs
t

peace
promo
t­
ing

forums
to

be
he
ld
on
campus
.

Teach-
ins
,
as
they
were
ca
l
led
,

were
settings
for
discussion
o
f

ideas
and
op
in
ions
in
re
la
t
ion
to

the
Un
i
ted
S
ta
tes
'
po
l
icy
on
wa
r
.

As
a
safe-haven
for

ex
i
led
orofes-
Mar
lst
s
tuden
ts
gather
to
d
iscuss
re
la
t
ions
w
i
th
Osama
b
in
Laden
as
we
l
l
as
as
peace
fu
l
reso
lu
t
ions
to

the
terror
ist
attack
Tuesday
even
ing
.

sors
and
adm
in
is
tra
tors
,
Mar
is
t

h
ired
many
teachers

who
had
been

forced
ou
t
of
the
ir

jobs
,
a
t
o
ther

more
prov
inc
ia
l
schoo
ls
,
because

of
the
ir

be
l
iefs
.
More
recen
t
ly
,
in

the
ear
ly
1990
's
,
teach-
ins
were

he
ld
dur
ing
the

Gulf
Wa
r
,
our
na­
t
ions
las
t
par
t
ic
ipa
t
ion
in
unde­
c
lared
wa
r
.

As
a
larm
ing
as
i
t

mav
sound
,
ra-
c
ia
l
pre
jud
ice
does
ex
is
t

in

Amer
ica

and
has
found
i
ts

way
on
campus
.

Propaganda
and
in
tense

pa
tr
io
t
ism

a
l
l
a
id
in

fos
ter
ing
the

in
to
lerance

and
preconce
ived
no
t
ions
o
f

peop
le
in

the

M
idd
le
Eas
t
.

Amer
icans
everywhere
wa
tch

the

news
foo
tage

and
are
horr
if
ied

by
wha
t
they

see

dur
ing
t
imes

l
ike

these
.

And
wh
i
le
i
t

is

impor
tan
t

to

res
is
t

the

temp
ta
t
ions

to

po
in
t
f
in­
gers
and
iden
t
ify

enem
ies
,
i
t

is

jus
t

no
t
tha
t

s
imp
le
.
Wha
t
is

i
t

tha
t

we

are
so
ready
to

a
t
tack?
Is
i
t

a
war

on
Afghan
is
tan?
A
war
for

jus
t
ice?

A
war
on
terror
ism?

Un
t
i
l
we
d
is­
t
ingu
ish
wha
t
i
t

is
we
are
exac
t
ly

look
ing

to
seek
revenge
on
,
s
tep­
p
ing
back
,
tak
ing

a
brea
th
and
re­
v
iew
ing
the

fac
ts
is

of
the

u
tmos
t

impor
tance
.

PHOTO
CRED
IT
/Ka
the
r
ine
S
lau
ta

Mar
lst
students
re
turn
from
the
ir
c
lasses
Tuesday
a
f
ternoon
.
S
igns
of
Fa
l
l
's
presence
Is
more
apparen
t
as
the
weather
grows
co
ld
.

The
d
ign
i
ty
of
human
l
ife
,

even

beyond
the
boundar
ies
o
f
the

Un
i
ted
S
ta
tes
,
mus
t
be
uphe
ld
.
Se­
cur
i
ty
and
independence

is
an
in
­
a
l
ienab
le
r
igh
t
for
a
l
l
peop
le
on

ear
th
,
no
t
jus
t

Amer
icans
.
See
ing

our
fr
iends
,
re
la
t
ives
,
c
lassma
tes
,

or
any
o
ther
innocen
ts
harmed
is

no
t
jus
t
ice
.
As
Maha
tma
Gandh
i

sa
id
,
"Nonv
io
lence
and
tru
th
are

inseparab
le
and
presuppose
one

ano
ther
.
There
is
no
God
h
igher

B
irth
...
From

i
/

"She
was
cry
ing
,
he
was
cry
ing
,

the

ch
i
ld
was
cry
ing
,
everyone
was

cry
ing
,"
.she
sa
id
.
"The
EMT
's

cou
ldn
'
t
be
l
ieve
I
de
l
ivered
the

baby
."

The
ch
i
ld
was
named
S
tephen

Ram
D
iVa
ld
i
.
The
D
iVa
ld
is
gave

S
tephen
his
m
idd
le
name
af
ter

Rama

Mohan
v
is
i
ted
the

D
iVa
l
id
is
in
the

hosp
i
ta
l
las
t

week
.

"I

wen
t
to

v
is
i
t
and
a
l
l
the

nurses

knew
the

s
tory
,"
sh
.
e
sa
id
.

S
ince
the

rap
id

de
l
ivery
,
Mohan

has
re
turned
to

her
everyday
l
ife
,

however
w
i
th
a
d
ifferen
t
perspec­
t
ive
.

"I
t

was
grea
t
,
you
don
'
t
norma
l
ly

ge
t
to

see

th
ings

l
ike

th
is
,"

she

sa
id
.

"I
'm

to
ta
l
ly

e
la
ted
tha
t

i
t

happened

and
tha
t

I

cou
ld
exper
ience

i
t
.

I
t

was

the

g
if
t
oflife
."

than
tru
th
."

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THE
CIRCLE
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October
4
,
2001

OPINION

Page6

Congress
sha
l
l
pass
no
law

.
.
.

abr
idg
ing
the
freedom
of
speech
or
of
the
press
.

Dread
and
Repu
ls
ion
:
Pa
tr
io
t
ic
consumer
ism

by

CHRIS
KNUDTSEN

Layou
t
Manager

pa
tr
io
t
ic
spec
ta
tors
.
Hulk
Hogan
,

the

c
lass
ic
examp
le
o
f

the

US
hero
,

has
been
rep
laced
these
days
by

Kur
t
Ang
le
,
a

former

O
lymp
ic
cham­
p
ion
(
i
t
's

true)
.
For
h
is
tor
ica
l
wres­
t
l
ing

fans

such

as
myse
lf
,
it

was
no

surpr
ise
when
Ang
le
won
the

heavywe
igh
t
champ
ionsh
ip

n
igh
ts

ago
.

Cash
ing
in

on
na
t
iona
l
pa
tr
io
t
ism

isn
'
t

a
cr
ime
in

i
tse
lf
,

bu
t
it

wou
ld

on
ly
be
r
igh
t
to
wonder
abou
t

V
ince
McMahon
's
mo
t
iva
t
ion
be­
h
ind
th
is

(
i
t

is

fa
ir
ly
safe
to

assume

tha
t

Kur
t
Ang
le
was
not
or
ig
ina
l
ly

p
lanned
to
w
in
the
t
i
t
le
un
t
i
l
the

recen
t

tragedy)
.
G
iv
ing
Ang
le
the

t
i
t
le
to
insp
ire
pa
tr
io
t
ism
isn
'
t
a

bad
move
,
even
if

it

is

s
l
igh
t
ly

m
is­
d
irec
ted
.
G
iv
ing
Ang
le
the

t
i
t
le

for

increased
merchand
is
ing
to
cash

in

on
an
a
lready
ex
is
t
ing
sense
o
f

pa
tr
io
t
ism
is
terr
ib
le
,
however
,
a

concep
t
tha
t

wou
ld
not
be
too

ab­
surd
for
consumer
mas
term
ind

"V
inny

Mac"
.

When
you
're
wa
tch
ing
te
lev
i­
s
ion
over
the

nex
t
few

days
,
try

to

no
t
ice
how
many
commerc
ia
ls
use

phrases
l
ike

"an

a
l
l-Amer
ican
dea
l"

or
have
red
,
wh
i
te
,
and
b
lue
co
lor

schemes

beh
ind
them
.
Abou
t
one­
th
ird

o
f
those

commerc
ia
ls
or
ad­
ver
t
isemen
ts
wou
ld
probab
ly
have

been
l
ike
tha
t
anyway
,
bu
t
th
ink

abou
t
those
o
ther
two-
th
irds
.
Is

tha
t

rea
l
ly

wha
t
"a
l
l-Amer
ican"

has

come
to

mean
these

days?

The
tragedy
on
Sep
tember
11

shou
ld
no
t
be
used
as
a
marke
t
ing

approach
.
I
t
's
ac
tua
l
ly
worse
to

cash

in

on
th
is

than

i
t

wou
ld
be
for

a
po
ten
t
ia
l
Sou
th
Park
ep
isode
to

demean
the
entire
even
t
(wh
ich

surpr
is
ing
ly
hasn
'
t
happened)
.

No
t
on
ly
is
commerc
ia
l
iz
ing
th
is

even
t
degrad
ing
to

the

l
ives

o
f
a
l
l

those

who
d
ied
,
bu
t
it

is

insu
l
t
ing

to

the

genera
l
pub
l
ic
because
com­
pan
ies
are
mak
ing
foo
ls
of
us
by

exp
lo
i
t
ing
a
na
t
iona
l
sense

of

un
i
ty

or
pa
tr
io
t
ism
for

the
ir

own
prof
i
t
.

Rampan
t
consumer
ism
such
as

th
is
is
one
o
f
the
reasons
tha
t

Amer
ica
has
fa
l
len

ou
t
o
f

favor

w
i
th

some
na
t
ions
,
and
con
t
inued
ex­
p
lo
i
ta
t
ion
by
our
compan
ies
on
ly

serves
to

va
l
ida
te
the
ir

cr
i
t
ic
isms
.

Maybe
th
is
is
an
exaggera
t
ion
or

jus
t
ano
ther
o
f
my
consp
iracy

theory

parano
id
de
lus
ions
,
bu
t
i
f

i
t

h
i
ts
home
to
you
in
the
s
l
igh
tes
t

b
i
t
,
don
'
t
shrug
it

off

and
move
on

w
i
th
your
day
.
Ca
l
l
the

company

ho
t
l
ine
or
check
the
ir

webs
i
te
and

make
a
comp
la
in
t
;
get
your
fr
iends

to

do
the

same
,
and
le
t

them

know

tha
t
human
l
ife
shou
ld
no
t
be

tr
iv
ia
l
ized
·

for
a
marg
ina
l
prof
i
t
.

Ever
ge
t
the
fee
l
ing
you
've
been

cheated?

La
te-n
igh
t
ta
lk
shows
and

Sa
t­
urday
N
igh
t
L
ive
had
a
f
ie
ld
day

when
the

C
l
in
ton
/Lew
insky
scan­
da
l
h
i
t
the
news
,
a
long
w
i
th
the

pas
t
year
's
pres
iden
t
ia
l
e
lec
t
ion
.
I

have
ye
t
to

hear
or
see

a

joke

abou
t

the

curren
t
wor
ld
cr
is
is
,
so
perhaps

the_.~)\ecutive
producers
o
f
these

slmw~
have
a
t
iny

shred

o
f

tac
t

lef
t

w
i
th
in
the
ir

corpora
te
bones
.

The
U
.S
.
shou
ld
s
tr
ike

w
ith

a
b
ig
s
t
ick

Then
aga
in
,
le
t
's
be
rea
l
is
t
ic
.

There
's
no
such
th
ing
as
tac
t
or

reservation
in
today
's
wor
ld
o
f

commerc
ia
l

en
ter
ta
inmen
t
.
Profes­
s
iona
l
wres
t
l
ing
,
long
known
for

rac
ia
l
s
tereo
typ
ing
,
has
ac
tua
l
ly

been
re
la
t
ive
ly

reserved

for

the

t
ime

be
ing
.
Ka
ien
ta
i
,
the

Japanese
tag­
team
o
f
the
WWF
,
began
a
new

"g
imm
ick"
over
the
summer
tha
t

inc
luded
over-dubbed
speak
ing
,

s
irn
l
iar

to

Godz
i
l
la-era
mov
ies
.
In

add
i
t
ion
,
the

pa
ir
co
ined
the
ir

new

ca
tch
phrase
,
"ev
i
l

indeed
,"

wh
ich

was
a
lso
spoken
through
over­
dubb
ing
.
B
lockbus
ter

Pearl
Har­
bor
coincidentally
hit
the
mov
ie

thea
ters
around
the
same
t
ime
as

many
in
the
US
exper
ienced
a

br
ief
ly
re
l
ived

an
t
i-Japanese
sen
t
i­
men
t
.

Th
is
is

no
t
a
new
theme

in

pro­
fess
iona
l

wres
t
l
ing
.
Over
the

years
,

the
WWF
and
WCW
bo
th
had

gener
ic
e
thn
ic
charac
ters
,
from

the

"ev
i
l"

M
idd
le-Eas
tern

Iron

She
ik
to

by

DERRICK
JONES
I
l

S
ta
f
f

Wr
i
ter

As
Amer
ica
prepares
for
war
,
I

must
s
tress
tha
t

we
must
a
l
l
s
tand

toge
ther

beh
ind
our
Pres
iden
t
and

governmen
t
on
wha
tever
ac
t
ion

they

choose
.
So
th
is

means
to

a
l
l

those
bea
tn
ik
,
pac
if
is
t
pro
tes
tors
,

keep
your
non-v
io
lence
rhe
tor
ic

non-ex
is
ten
t
.
Jus
t

in

case
you
were

t
ip
toe
ing
through
the
tu
l
ips
and

s
ing
ing
kumbaya
on
Sept

11
,
the

US
was
a
t
tacked
for

the

f
irs
t
t
ime

ever
on
the

ma
in
land
by
ev
i
l
and

v
ic
ious
terror
is
ts
,

and
it

is

t
ime

for

US
to

s
tr
ike

back
.

I
t

s
ickened

me
to

hear
of

ins
tances

l
ike

the

one
a
t

Bard
Co
l
lege
where

there

were
an
t
i-war
pro
tes
ts
.
I
ge
t

it
,

the

US
is

supposed
s
i
t

back
and

ta
lk

th
is

ou
t
w
i
th
Osama
B
in
Laden

wh
i
le
the

New
Yo
rk
F
ire
and

Po
l
ice

Depa
r
tmen
t
look

for

over

6
,000

m
iss
­
ing

peop
le
in

the

wreckage
tha
t

is

now
know
as
Ground
Zero
.
We

are
supposed
to
sit
back
and
ta
lk

abou
t
how
the

Wor
ld
Trade
Cen-
ter

is

be
ing
carr
ied
away
in
dump

trucks
.
We
are
supposed
to
sit

back
and
ta
lk
wh
i
le
we
bury
our

tha
t

f
irs
t

p
lane
was
h
i
jacked
.

I
t

is

now
t
ime

to

ac
t
w
i
th
dec
is
ive
force

in

the

war
aga
ins
t
terror
ism

and
tha
t

means
s
tr
ik
ing
devas
ta
t
ing
b
lows

not
on
ly
to

the

terror
is
t
,

bu
t
to

the

coun
tr
ies
tha
t

harbor
and
suppor
t

them
.

To
the
pac
if
is
t
,
my
message
is

th
is
.
There
is

no
peacefu
l
jus
t
ice
.

Peace
and

jus
t
ice

are
two

d
ifferen
t

concep
ts
and
in

the

war
on
terror

-
ism
,

they

are
no
t
compa
t
ib
le
.
The

terror
is
t

on
ly
unders
tands
one
lan­
guage
,
wh
ich
is
ac
t
ion
,
and
on
ly

one
word
,
wh
ich
is

force
.
I
hope

tha
t

they

apprec
ia
te
the

Amer
ican

trans
la
t
ion
because
somehow
I

th
ink

it

is

go
ing
to

have
more
mean­
ing
.

I
t

is

easy
to

ge
t
emo
t
iona
l
when

the

word
war
is

used
.
Two
groups

of

peop
le
seem

to

emerge
;
the

ones

who
p
ick
the

red
,
wh
i
te
,
and
b
lue

and
head
for

the

fron
t

l
ines

or
the

ones
who
p
ick
up
the
ir

sk
ir
ts
and

head
for
the
h
i
l
ls
.
The
la
t
ter
are

usua
l
ly
the
se
lec
t
few
tha
t
are

known
as
bea
tn
iks
.
The
US
was

a
t
tacked,
the
US
w
i
l
l
a
t
tack
back

and
w
i
l
l
do
so
w
i
th
ex
treme
impe­
tus
.
Our
so
ld
iers
and
governmen
t

the
"comm
ie"
wres
t
lers
such
as

N
iko
la
i
Vo
lkov
;
these
charac
ters

resurfaced
whenever
there
were
dead.
.

.


.

shou
ld

and
w
i
l
l
be
fu
l
ly
suppor
ted

mternat10n~
tens
ions
and
_
gener-
We
l
l
guess
wha
t
,
the

t
ime

to
s
i
t
in

the
ir

effor
ts
to
r
id
the
wor
ld
o
f

a
l
ly
p
layed
m
to
the

hands
of

over- back
and
ta
lk

was
over
the

m
inu
te
the
peop
le
who
a
t
tacked
our
cit-
ies
.

Bea
tn
iks
o
f

the

wor
ld
,
le
t

me
te
l
l

you
th
is
.
You
jus
t

don
'
t
rea
l
ize

how
good
you
have
i
t
.
We
are
the

land
o
f
the
free
and
the
home
o
f

the

brave
.
Those
are
no
t

jus
t

words

on
paper
or
lyr
ics

to

a
song
-i
t

is

rea
l
i
ty
.
When
tha
t
is
threa
tened

and
a
t
tacked
,
i
t

is

the

du
ty
o
f
our

governmen
t
to

use
wha
tever
force

is
necessary
to

pro
tec
t
tha
t
.

You
say
tha
t
when
innocen
t

peop
le
are
go
ing
to

d
ie
because
the

US
re
ta
l
ia
tes
is
an
in
jus
t
ice
;
the

on
ly
in
jus
t
ice

wou
ld
be
no
t
to

pro­
tec
t

US
in
teres
ts
,

va
lues
,
and
most

o
f
a
l
l
i
ts

c
i
t
izens
.
Hencefor
th
we

mus
t
re
ta
l
ia
te
.
I
t
is
our
du
ty
as

Amer
icans
to

do
so
.

I
t

is

our
du
ty

to

pro
tec
t
our
way
o
f

l
ife
.

I
hope
tha
t

a
l
l
Amer
icans
heard

the
Pres
iden
t
when
he
gave
ad­
dress
to
Congress
and
to
the
na­
t
ion
.

I
t

is

a
t
ime

to

un
i
te
as
c
i
t
izens

o
f
th
is

grea
t
coun
try
.
A
l
l
reg
ions
,

a
l
l
cu
l
tures
,
a
l
l
po
l
i
t
ica
l
or
ien
ta­
t
ions
,

a
l
l
,
for

Amer
ica
.
We
can

pu
t

the

f
lags
in

fron
t

o
f

our
houses,

on

our
cars
,
and
on
our
desks
,
bu
t

un
less
the

red
,
wh
i
te
,
and
b
lue
are

in

our
hear
ts
,
th
is

does
no
t
mean
a

th
ing
.
We
have
forgo
t
ten
how
to

be
Amer
icans
.
We
are
now
s
low
ly

learn
ing
.

I
t

is

unfor
tuna
te
it

took

an
even
t
l
ike

th
is

to

spark
our
pa­
tr
io
t
ic
sp
ir
i
t
.
They
a
t
tacked
the

Wor
ld
Trade
Center
in
1993
and

brough
t
it
down
in
2001
.
When

w
i
l
l
we
learn

our
lesson?
Unfor
tu­
na
te
ly
,
h
is
tory
repea
ts

i
tse
lf
.

In

try­
ing
to
appease
the
las
t
mad
man

tha
t

wa
lked
th
is
ear
th
,
we
a
lmos
t

los
t

Wes
tern
Europe
.
In

try
ing

to

appease
B
in
Laden,
we
w
i
l
l
on
ly

lose

more
Amer
ican
c
iv
i
l
ians
.
Ap­
peasement
,
peacefu
l
jus
t
ice
,
or

wha
tever
you
wan
t
to

ca
l
l
i
t
,

tha
t

is

the

wrong
po
l
icy
for

th
is

t
ime
.

Th
is

dog
has
been
d
igg
ing
in

our
yard

for
too

long
,
i
t

is

time

to
pu
t
h
im

down
.

To
the

bea
tn
ik
,
when
you
pro
tes
t

aga
ins
t
the

war
tha
t

w
i
l
l
f
igh
t
ter­
ror
ism
,
you
are
pro
tes
t
ing
aga
ins
t

the

pr
inc
ip
les
tha
t

are
a
l
low
ing
you

to
pro
tes
t
.
When
you
pro
tes
t
th
e

war
aga
ins
t
terror
ism

you
are
pro­
testing
the
war
for
democracy.

When
you
pro
tes
t
the

war
aga
ins
t

terror
ism
,
you
are
pro
tes
t
ing
the

war
for

freedom
.

As
our
Pres
iden
t
has
sa
id
,
e
i
ther

you
are
on
th
e
s
ide
o
f
the
US,

or

you
are
on
the

s
ide

of
the

terror
is
t
.

To
the
bea
tn
ik
,
the
pro
tes
tor
,
the

an
t
i-war
demons
tra
tor
,
I
ask
you,

wh
ich
s
ide
are
you
on?

S
tuden
t
ob
jec
ts

to

m
is
in
formed
abroad
ar
t
ic
le

by

T
IERNAN

APPLEGA1E

S
ta
f
f
Wr
i
ter

I

am

wr
i
t
ing

th
is
le
t
ter

in

response

to
las
t

week'
s
ar
t
ic
le
concern
ing

the
Mar
is
t
Abroad
Program
.
I

wou
ld
f
irs
t

l
ike

to

preface
my
op
in­
ion
by
prov
id
ing
background
in­
forma
t
ion
on
my
s
i
tua
t
ion
.
I
ap­
p
l
ied
to
the
to
the
Un
ivers
i
ty
o
f

Oxford
las
t
fa
l
l
throu
gh
Mar
is
t

Abroad,

was
accep
ted
in

February

and
prepared
for
th
e
oppor
tun
i
ty

o
f
a
l
ife
t
ime
.
My
s
is
ter
Br
idge
t

(C
lass
of
'88)

and
bro
ther
Ryan

(C
lass
o
f
'91)

were
bo
th
invo
lved

in

th
e
abroad
program

s
tudy
ing
a
t

S
t
.
Pa
tr
ick's

(Maynoo
th,

Ir
el
and)

and
Oxford
dur
ing
th
eir

jun
ior

years
respect
iv
ely
.
So,
in
th
e

App
lega
te
fam
i
ly
,
go
ing
abroad

was
the

ru
le
,

not
the

excep
t
ion
.
A
l
l

summer

I

worked
to

f
inance

my
l
iv
­
ing

expenses
in

Eng
land,

wh
ich
has

an
ex
treme
ly
h
igh
s
tandard
o
f

l
iv­
ing
.
The
passpor
t
was
processed
,

the

paperwork
s
igned
,
the

$30
,000

s
tuden
t

load

was
in

the

works
,
and

the
V
irg
in
A
t
lan
t
ic
t
icke
ts
were

purchased
.
Then
Sep
tember
11
,

2001
happened
.
I

worked
for

LVMH

in
New
Jersey
tha
t
have
off
ices

tha
t

over
look
th
e
New
York
sky­
l
in
e.
Tha
t
morn
ing
I

w
i
tnessed
th
e

second
plane
h
i
t
t
ing
the
second

tower

and
bo
th
tow
ers
crumb
l
ing

to

th
e
ground
.
I

lef
t

work
imm
ed
i­
a
tely

to

make
ca
l
ls,

to

see

i
f

my
fam­
i
ly
and
f
r
iends
were


safe.
Thank

God
a
l
l
of
th
em
were
,
al
thou
gh


a

fr
iend's

fa
th
er

is

miss
ing
.
My
par-
en
ts
dec
ided
tha
t
i
t

was
no
t
safe

for

me
to

trave
l
to

Eng
land
on
Sep­
tember
30
.,
and
so
I
re
turned
to

Mar
is
t
on
Fr
iday.
I
pu
t
up
pro
tes
t

aga
ins
t
my
paren
ts
ou
t
o
f
pure

hab
i
t
,
bu
t
deep
down
I
knew
tha
t

Mar
is
t
is
the

safes
t
p
lace
to
be
.

The
reason

tha
t

I
wr
i
te
th
is

le
t
ter

is

to

c
lear

up
a
fa
lse

s
ta
temen
t

from

the
ar
t
ic
le
las
t

week
.
The
ar
t
ic
le

s
ta
ted
tha
t

"39
ou
t
o
f
42


stud
en
ts

in
t
end
ing
to

s
tudy

abroad
CHOSE

to

trav
el

to

fore
ign
un
ivers
i
t
ies

.
..

"

I
f

I
wer
e
a
s
tuden
t
who
was
not

fam
i
l
iar

w
i
th
the

program
,
I

wou
ld

have
thou
gh
t
tha
t
a
l
l
o
f
th
e
s
tu­
den
ts
were
s
t
i
l
l

in

the

Un
i
ted
S
tat
es

on
Sep
tember
11
.
Guess

what!
The

majo
ri
t
y
o
f
th
e
abroad
stud
en
ts

were
a
lready
a
t
th
eir

abroad
un
i­
vers
i
t
ies.
The
Aus
tra
l
ian
group

lef
t

in

Ju
ly,

and
my
fr
iend

Me
l
issa

Ber
t
ina
to
lef
t

for

France
on
Fr
iday,

Sep
tember
7
.
As
far

as
I

know
,
the

three
o
f
us
were
the
on
ly
abroad

s
tuden
ts

lef
t

in

the

coun
try
on
Sep­
tember

11
who
had
a
d
iff
icu
l
t
dec
i­
s
ion
to
make
.
Who
knows
i
f

we

cou
ld
have
even
schedu
led

a
f
l
igh
t

on
t
ime?
The
d
isappo
in
tmen
t
is

s
t
i
l
l

l
inger
ing

in

me,

bu
t
be
ing
safe

is

my
number
one
concern
.
I

hope

tha
t
th
e
abroad
s
tuden
ts
are
safe

where

th
ey
are,

bu
t
they

l
ef
t

when

we
thou
gh
t
trave
l

was
safe

and
the

USA
un
touchab
le.
I
am
sure
tha
t

fore
ign
trave
l
is
re
l
iab
le
,
bu
t
the

Un
i
ted
S
tat
es
has
no
t
made
a
m
i
li­
t
ary
response
ye
t
.
Th
is
reason
i
s

why
I
d
idn'
t
go
abroad.
For
s
tu­
den
ts

consid
er
ing
go
ing
abroad

nex
t
semest
er,

I

have
some
advi
ce
:

i
t

is
a
d
iff
icu
l
t
dec
is
ion
by
i
tse
lf
,

bu
t
p
lease
take

in
to

cons
idera
t
ion

the

wor
ld
we
l
ive

in

r
igh
t

now
and

dec
ide
w
ise
ly
.
I
am
not
advoca
t­
ing

bu
i
ld
ing
an
underground

bun­
ker
and
s
tock
ing
up
on
Po
land

Spr
ing
,
bu
t

I

wan
t
peop
le
to

be

care­
fu
l
.
Amer
icans
are
vu
lnerab
le
r
igh
t

now
,
bu
t
our
s
treng
th
as
a
na
t
ion

w
i
l
l
hea
l
the
devas
tat
in
g
wounds

from

Sep
tember
11
.
Thank
you
and

God
Bless

Amer
ica.

Appl
ega
te
i
s
a
po
l
i
t
ica
l
sc
ience

ma
jor
who
is
m
inor
ing
in
G
loba
l

S
tudi
es
(
see
nex
t
issue)

See
Le
t
ter
to

the

Ed
i
tor
on
7
for

fur
ther

remarks
on
th
is

ar
t
ic
le
.






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The
v
iews
presen
ted
are
no
t
necessar
i
ly
those
o
f
The
C
irc
le

Freedom
f
ighters
turned
terror
ists

by
JE§
ICA

TARA
SMITH
S
ta
f
f

Wr
i
ter

Be
l
ieve
i
t

or
no
t
,
i
t

wasn
'
t
very

long
ago
tha
t
Osama
b
in
Laden

was
ac
tua
l
ly
though
t

of
as
an
a
l
ly

to
the
Un
i
ted
S
ta
tes
.
In
fac
t
,
the

CIA
had
he
lped
"funne
l
money
,

arms
,
and
f
igh
ters"
to
b
in
Laden

no
more
than
twen
ty
years
ago

(Mo
ran
,

MSNBC
)
.

Su
re
,
he
is
known
as
the

new
pub
­
l
ic

enemy
number
one
to

the

S
ta
tes

today
.
Many
c
i
t
izens
on
ly
know

h
im
as
the

man
who
has
f
inanced

numerous
a
t
tacks
aga
ins
t
Amer
ica
,

beg
inn
ing
in

the

ear
ly
n
ine
t
ies
.

For
those
peop
le
who
wonder

where
b
in
Laden
has
acqu
ired

much
of

h
is
top
-
leve
l

comba
t
weap
­
onry
,
f
igh
t
ing
techniques
,
and

Amer
ican
in
te
l
l
igence
,
the
s
tory

beg
ins
in

the_.~ly
e
igh
t
ies
,
when

the

Sov
ie
t

Un
ion

ihvaded

Afghan
i­
s
tan
.

A
t
the
t
ime
,
Amer
ica
and
the

USSR
were
s
t
i
l
l
in

the

th
roes

of
the

Co
ld
Wa
r
.
In

fo
l
low
ing
i
ts

po
l
icy

of
con
ta
in
ing
commun
is
t.
expan­
s
ion
,
"
the
In
ter-Serv
ices
In
te
l
l
i­
gence
agency
,"
or
IS
i
,
was
the

CIA
's
pr
imary
branch
for
tak
ing

par
t
in

defend
ing
Afghan
is
tan
f
rom

the

invad
ing

Sov
ie
t
forces
in

1979
.

The
IS
i

took

in
teres
t

in

a
man
who

was
runn
ing
a
fron
t
organ
iza
t
ion

known
as
the

Mak
tab
a
l
-Kh
idama
r
,

or
the

MAK
,
and
became
"re
l
iab
le"

par
tners
in

the

f
igh
t
.
Tha
t
man
was

Osama
b
in
Laden
,
who
lef
t

Saud
i

Arab
ia
to
f
igh
t
for
the
Afghan
is
.

A
t
the

t
ime
,

the

C
IA
saw
b
in
Laden

as
a
hero
of
sor
ts
,
a
r
ich
boy
who

had
gone
to
war
and
was
we
l­
comed
home
by
the

Saud
i
monar­
chy
he
ha
ted
.

They
a
lso
fe
l
t
tha
t
even
if

he

m
igh
t
prove
a
prob
lem
for

the

U
.S
.

la
ter

on
,
a
t
leas
t

he
was
an
t
i-Sov
ie
t

a
t
the
t
ime
and
wou
ld
work
w
i
th

the

CIA
aga
ins
t
the
Sov
ie
t
threa
t
.

Even
today
,
the

CIA
fee
ls
tha
t

i
t

was
necessary
to

fund
b
in
Laden
's

organ
iza
t
ion
to
coun
terac
t
the
in­
vad
ing
sov
ie
ts
.
Sen
.
Orr
in
Ha
tch
,

a
sen
ior
Repub
l
ican
on
the

Sena
te

In
te
l
l
igence
Comm
i
t
tee
who
was

invo
lved
in
mak
ing
those
dec
i­
s
ions
,
fe
l
t
tha
t

"I
t
was
wor
th
i
t
."

Today
,
many
Amer
icans
see

Osama
b
in
Laden
as
a
co
ld­
b
looded
terror
is
t

who
w
i
l
l
s
top
a
t

no
th
ing
to

dec
ima
te
the

Amer
ican

way
of
l
i
fe
.
Bu
t
the

pub
l
ic
d
isas­
soc
ia
tes
themse
lves
from
the

know
ledge
tha
t
our
own
govern­
men
t
had
he
lped
crea
te
th
is

man
.

We
fa
i
l
to
acknow
ledge
tha
t

our

own
CIA
has
prov
ided
h
im
w
i
th

the
power
and
know
ledge
he
is

now
us
ing
aga
ins
t
the
U
.S
.
Bu
t

then
aga
in
,
th
is
isn
't

rea
l
ly
the

in
­
forma
t
ion
tha
t

is

ge
t
t
ing
ou
t
to

the

pub
l
ic
.

The
governmen
t
and
the

med
ia

have
fa
i
led
these
pas
t
few
weeks

in

inform
ing

the

pub
l
ic
tha
t

we
a
re

no
t
dea
l
ing
w
i
th
some
bumb
l
ing

terror
is
t
who
desp
ises
Amer
ica

enough
to
consp
ire
aga
ins
t
i
t
and

is
for
tuna
te
enough
to

have
the

f
i
­
nances
to
s
tage
these
a
t
tacks
.

In

fac
t
,
we
a
re
dea
l
ing
w
i
th
an
in
­
te
l
l
igen
t
ind
iv
idua
l
who
has
re­
ce
ived
a
degree
of

t
ra
in
ing

f
rom

the

CIA
and
in
tum

is
teach
ing
such

techn
iques
to
members
of
h
is
or­
gan
iza
t
ion
.
He
is

capab
le
of
a
t
ta
in
­
ing.
top-
leve
l
comba
t
weaponry

and
he
knows
how
to

opera
te
them

as
we
l
l
as
to
tra
in
o
thers
how
to

use
these
weapons
for
mass
de­
s
truc
t
ion
.

Osama
b
in
Laden
has
probab
ly

a
lso
ga
ined
a
lo
t

of
know
ledge
of

Amer
ica
through

h
is
con
tac
t
w
i
th

the
IS
i
and
the
CIA
.
W
i
th
h
is

know
ledge
and
exposure
to

Amer
i­
can
in
te
l
l
igence
,
he
is
capab
le
of

us
ing
wha
t
he
knows
to
carefu
l
ly

and
s
tra
teg
ica
l
ly

formu
la
te

a
t
tacks

aga
ins
t
the

Un
i
ted
S
ta
tes
.
The
fac
t

tha
t

he
has
the

f
inanc
ia
l
means
to

fund
the

opera
t
ions
of
h
is
organ
i­
za
t
ion
is

on
ly
a
frac
t
ion
as
to

how

dangerous
th
is
man
is
perce
ived

by
our
c
i
t
izens
.

Some
peop
le
underestimate

Osama
b
in
Laden
,
they
be
l
ieve

tha
t
he
was
incapab
le
of
organ
iz­
ing

or
f
inanc
ing
the

recen
t

a
t
tacks

on
Amer
ican
so
i
l
.
Given
wha
t

Amer
icans
rea
l
ly
know
abou
t
b
in

Laden
,
i
t

is
dangerous
to
ma
in
ta
in

such
ignorance

among
our
c
i
t
izens
.

Th
is
enemy
has
been
prov
ided

by
our
own
governmen
t
agenc
ies

w
i
th
arms
,
money
,
and
know
ledge

of
how
to
run
a
war
organ
ized

enough
to
cha
l
lenge
super-power
,

and
wreak
inca
lcu
lab
le

damage
on

our
so
i
l
.

Le
t
ter
s
to
the
Ed
i
tor

To
the

ed
i
tor
:

I

am
w
r
i
t
ing
th
is

le
t
ter

in

response

to
an
ar
t
ic
le
wr
i
t
ten
in

las
t

week
's

issue

of
The
C
irc
le
concern
ing
the

Mar
is
t
Abroad
Program
.

I
th
ink

tha
t
the
au
thor
m
issed
a

very
impor
tan
t
po
in
t
when
she

wro
te
the

ar
t
ic
le
,
"

.
.
.

the

recen
t

ca­
tas
trophe

d
id
surpr
is
ing
ly
l
i
t
t
le

to

dampen
the
en
thus
iasm
of
many

fore
ign
bound
s
tuden
ts
,"
because

a
lmos
t
a
l
l
of
the

s
tuden
ts
were
a
l
­
ready
ou
t
of
the
coun
try
,
and
had

been
for
some
t
ime
.

S
tuden
ts
s
tudy
ing

.
in
Aus
tra
l
ia

had
been
abroad
s
ince
Ju
ly
and

o
thers
had
lef
t

in
weeks
prev
ious

to
the
a
t
tacks
.
The
three

s
tuden
ts

tha
t

d
id
no
t
par
t
ic
ipa
te
were
sched­
u
led
to
leave
af
ter
the
a
t
tacks
.
I

myse
lf
was
no
t
schedu
led
to

leave

un
t
i
l
Fr
iday
the

14
of

Sep
tember
.

Fo
l
low
ing
the
a
t
tacks
,
in
terna­
t
iona
l
f
l
igh
ts
were
cance
led
and

de
layed
;
in

fac
t
,
my
trave
l

agency

d
id
no
t
know
if

my
f
l
igh
t

wou
ld
be

leav
ing
as
schedu
led
tha
t
Fr
iday
,

or
when
i
t
wou
ld
be
reschedu
led

fo
r
.
In

conve
rsa
t
ion
w
i
th
the

ab
road

off
ice
and
o
ther
off
ices
here
on

campus
,
I
was
g
iven
less

than

two

days
to
make
a
very
tough
dec
i­
s
ion
.

G
iven
the

uncer
ta
in
ty
of

the

f
l
igh
t

schedu
les
and
mos
t
impor
tan
t
ly

the
uncer
ta
in
ty
of
the
ac
t
ions
the

Un
i
ted
S
ta
tes
wou
ld
be
tak
ing
in

response
to
the
a
t
tacks
,
my
par-,

en
ts
and
I
dec
ided
tha
t
the
safes
t

p
lace
for

me
was
he
re
,
in

Amer
ica
.

Tha
t
was
the
hardes
t
dec
is
ion
I

have
ever
had
to
make,

because
I

had
enthusiastically
chosen
to

s
tudy
abroad
in

London
;
and
I

was

no
t
go
ing
.

Susan
DeCo
t
is

To
the

ed
i
tor
:

Th
is
pas
t
weekend
my
s
is
ter
,
Su­
san
,
who
is

a
jun
ior

a
t
Mar
is
t
Co
l­
lege

brough
t
home
The
C
irc
le
for

the
recen
t
educa
t
ion
of
wha
t
is

go
ing
on
a
t
Mar
is
t
to
her
fam
i
ly
.

Many
members
of
the

Henn
fam
i
ly

have
gone
through

Mar
is
t
(8
g
radu
­
a
tes
so
fa
r
)
and
we
f
ind
The
C
irc
le

to
keep
us
up
to
da
te
on
many

th
ings
.

I

regre
t

to

inform

the

s
taff

of
The

C
irc
le
tha
t

I

am
d
isappo
in
ted
in

the

ar
t
ic
le
,
"Don
'
t

Condemn
the

Con-
dom
."
I
am
no
t
cr
i
t
ic
iz
ing
Jess
ica

Cana
le
for
her
preach
ing
,
because

I

am
we
l
l
aware
of
her
freedom
to

express
herse
lf
,
and
I
am
thankfu
l

tha
t
she
educa
ted
those
who
d
id

no
t
know
of

s
ta
t
is
t
ics
of

some
sexu
­
a
l
ly
transm
i
t
ted
d
iseases
,
bu
t
tha
t

is

a
l
l
tha
t

I

w
i
l
l
no
t
cr
i
t
ic
ize
her
for
.

I
am
in
awe
of
the
fac
t
tha
t
we

can
b
lame
the

co
l
lege
hea
l
th
cen­
te
r
,
the
book
s
tore
,
or
even
an
RA

for
no
t
supp
ly
ing
condems
to
s
tu­
den
ts
.
How
can
we
b
lame
o
thers

for
our
own
embarrassmen
ts?
I
t

is

C
irc
le
le
t
ters@ho
tma
i
l
com

ins
t
i
l
led

in
many
peop
le
from
the

beg
inn
ing
of
puber
ty
tha
t
if

you

a
re
respons
ib
le

enough
to

become

sexua
l
ly
ac
t
ive
,
then
you
need
to

be
respons
ib
le
enough
to
pro
tec
t

yourse
lf
.

I
f

you
are
embarrassed

to

buy
a
condom
,
or
d
idn
'
t
fee
l
l
ike

wa
lk
ing
across
the
s
tree
t
to
the

drug
s
tore
,
then
how
a
re
you
ma­
ture

enough
to
wear
one?

S
tuden
ts
shou
ld
no
t
depend
on

Mar
is
t
Co
l
lege
to

suppor
t

(or

even

he
lp
them

w
i
th)
the
ir

sexua
l
ac
t
iv­
i
ty
.

I
f

you
choose
to
be
sexua
l
ly

ac
t
ive
,
then

you
need
to
be
smar
t
,

respons
ib
le
,
and
ma
ture
.
You
r
par­
en
ts
mos
t
l
ike
ly
are
no
t
suppor
t­
ing

your
sex
hab
i
ts
,
and
they

send

you
here
and
expec
t
Mar
is
t
to

do
a

good
job
of
pro
tec
t
ing
you
.
.
.
so

why
wou
ld
Mar
is
t
be
on
the

o
ther

s
ide
of
your
paren
ts
'
mora
ls
and

suppor
t
these
hab
i
ts?

E
l
izabe
th
Henn

Mar
ist A
lumnae

C
lass

o
f
2000

Student
makes
a
ca
l
l
for
peace:
Letter to
the
ed
itor

Imag
ine

a
wo
r
ld
whe
re
women
a
re

all
house
w
ives
and
have
no

chance
to
vo
te
.
Imag
ine
a
wor
ld

where
our
b
lack
bro
thers
and
s
is­
ters
canno
t
come
to
co
l
lege
w
i
th

us
,
where
they
can
'
t
even
share

our
wa
ter
foun
ta
ins
,
or
perhaps
a
re

s
t
i
l
l
a
l
l
sou
thern
s
laves
.
To
our

genera
t
ion
th
is

wor
ld
wou
ld
be
in­
cred
ib
ly
fore
ign
,
and
ye
t
i
t
is
a

wor
ld
tha
t

cou
ld
eas
i
ly
ex
is
t
if

the

modern
men
ta
l
i
ty
had
preva
i
led
in

the
pas
t
.

I
read
in
the
las
t
issue
of
The

C
irc
le
tha
t

"The
fa
te
of
the

coun­
try
is
w
i
th
our
leaders
tha
t
WE

have
e
lec
ted
."
F
irs
t
of
a
l
l
,
if

we

were
to
a
lways
res
t

our
fa
te
in

the

hands
of
our
e
lec
ted
leaders

w
i
th­
out
in
terven
ing
,
the
above-de­
scr
ibed
wor
ld
wou
ld
very
much
be

a
rea
l
i
ty
.

I
t

is

in

no
way
un-Amer
i­
can
to

ques
t
ion
our
governmen
t
.
I

wou
ld
say
tha
t

i
t

is
,

in

fac
t
,
the

h
igh
­
es
t
form
of

pa
tr
io
t
ism
.

Second
ly
,
I
am
offended
by
the

wo
rd
"we
."
I

d
id
no
t
vo
te
fo
r

Geo
rge

W
.
Bush
and
ne
i
ther
d
id
more
than

ha
lf
of
the
vo
t
ing
popu
la
t
ion
of

Amer
ica
.
I

therefore

see
no
reason

to
accep
t
h
is
po
l
icy
(wh
ich
has

changed
drama
t
ica
l
ly
in
the
pas
t

few
weeks)
w
i
thou
t
ques
t
ion
.

I
t

is

my
pa
tr
io
t
ic
du
ty
to
ques
t
ion
my

governmen
t
.

I
was
a
lso
bo
thered
by
the

s
ta
te­
men
t
,
"(
t)he
reason
tha
t
we
are

go
ing
to
war
w
i
th
these
terror
is
ts

is
to
pu
t
an
end
to
v
io
lence
.
Th
is

was
an
unprovoked
a
t
tack
on
the

hear
t
of
Amer
ica
."

F
irs
t
of
a
l
l
,
was
th
is
a
t
tack
tru
ly

unprovoked?
I

th
ink

we
,
as
Amer
i­
cans
,
shou
ld
rea
l
ly
be
ques
t
ion
ing

our
innocence

in
in
terna
t
iona
l
a
f
­
fa
i
rs
.
Second
ly
,
who
a
re
the

te
r
ro
r
­
is
ts?
Wh
i
le
our
proud
leader

has

imp
l
ied

over
and
over
aga
in
tha
t

i
t

can
be
no
one
bu
t
Osama
b
in

Laden
,
the

FBI
s
t
i
l
l
has
no
conc
lu­
s
ive
ev
idence
as
to
who
was
the

mas
term
ind
beh
ind
the
even
ts
of

Sep
tember
11
.

In

o
ther
words
,
even
if

i
t
does

turn

ou
t
to
be
b
in
Laden
,
war
was

dec
lared
long
before
there
was

even
an
enemy
.
F
ina
l
ly
,
how
ex­
ac
t
ly
w
i
l
l
war
pu
t
an
end
to
v
io­
lence?
Look
a
t
the
terms
be
ing

used
.
Wa
r
is

v
io
len
t
.

I
t

w
i
l
l
cause

so
many
dea
ths
tha
t
on
ly
s
ta
t
is­
t
ics
w
i
l
l
do
the

tr
ick

in
descr
ib
ing

them
,
and
when
the
war
is
over

there
is
no
reason
to
be
l
ieve
tha
t

terror
ism

w
i
l
l
go
away
.

Terror
ism
is
no
t
a
coun
try
.
I
ts

leader

is

no
t
any
g
iven
person
.
I
ts

leader

is

ha
tred
,
and
the

ha
tred
to
­
wards
Amer
ica
is
no
t
w
i
thou
t
i
ts

reasons
.
We
mus
t
look
a
t
those

reasons
and
see
wha
t
we
can
do
to

correc
t
them
,
or
show
those
who

ha
te
tha
t

they
are
m
isgu
ided
.

Cer
ta
in
ly
those
who
he
lped
to

perpe
tra
te
these
horr
if
ic
cr
imes

aga
ins
t
human
i
ty
shou
ld
be
pun­
ished
,
bu
t
tha
t
is
no
reason
to
go

carpe
t-bomb
ing
an
en
t
ire
coun
try
.

D
id
we
carpe
t-bomb
Ch
icago
be­
cause
T
imo
thy
McVe
igh
bombed

Ok
lahoma
c
i
ty?
Of
course
no
t
.
No
t

on
ly
is
Ch
icago
an
Amer
ican
c
i
ty

(and
we
a
l
l
know
Amer
ican
l
ives

are
more
important
than
o
ther

l
ives)
,
bu
t
T
imo
thy
McVe
igh
was

wh
i
te
and
he
d
idn
'
t
he
lp
con
tro
l

our
gas
pr
ices
.

Maybe
we
cou
ld
s
top
o
i
l
ing
our

guns
for
a
m
inu
te
and
look

in
the

back
of
the

o
ld
arsena
l
for
a
much

more
powerfu
l
weapon
tha
t
's

p
rob
­
ab
ly
been
ga
ther
ing
a
b
i
t
of
dus
t
.
.
.

d
ip
lomacy
.

Dan
ie
l
I

Buz
i

Le
t
ters
to

the

ed
i
tor
can

be

sen
t

to

an::Ie!etter.r@hotmo
i
l.com.
The
C
irc
le

canno
t
pr
in
t

anonymous
le
t
ters
.
A
l
l

le
t
ters

mus
t
be
rece
ived

no
la
ter
than
Monday

af
ternoon
of
the
week

of

pub
l
ica
t
ion
.
Fee
l
f
ree

to
make
commenJs

abou
t
pas
t
issues
,
ar­
t
ic
les
,
or
s
tory
ideas
.




_______

THE
CIRCLE
______

_

October
4
,
2001

Kar
la

Bono
f
f
:
Sub
t
le

Mus
ic

to

our

Ears

by

Chr
is
t
ina
D
ias

S
ta
f
f

Wr
i
ter

One
may
be
temp
ted

to

assoc
ia
te

Kar
la
Bonoff
w
i
th
the

l
ikenesses

of

A
lan
is
or
Jewe
l
,
bu
t
she
is
hard
ly

comparab
le
.
Her
lyr
ics

aren
'
tnear
ly

as
tor
tured
as
A
lan
is
Mor
isse
te
's
,

nor
is
her
vo
ice
as
de
l
ica
te
as

Jewe
l
's
.
Converse
ly
,
Bonoff
has
a

un
ique
ly
s
trong
and
clear
vo
ice
,
at

t
imes
abrup
t
,
bu
t
mos
t
ly
r
ich
and

s
incere
.
Her
lyr
ics

are
con
temp
la­
t
ive
;
g
iv
ing
though
ts
on
love
tha
t

any
co
l
lege
s
tuden
t
wou
ld
love

to

hear
.

Abou
t
ha
lfway
through
a
song

I
'd

f
ind

my
m
ind
roam
ing

to

re
la
ted

top
ics
or
memor
ies
,
and
isn
'
t

tha
t

prec
ise
ly
the
ac
t
ion
mus
ic
is
sup­
posed
to
evoke?
Then
aga
in
,
i
t

cou
ld
have
s
imp
ly
been
boredom
.

L
is
teners
se
.
tk
ing
a
qu
ie
t
,
re
lax
ing

n
igh
t

o~r~d,
undoub
ted
ly
,

have
found

the

show
mos
t
sa
t
isfy­
ing
.
I
found
the

mus
ic
adequa
te
ly

su
i
ted
for
the
CD
p
layer
,
bu
t
the

l
ive

performance
somewha
t

d
isen­
chan
t
ing
.

Bonoff
and
Kenny
Edwards

p
layed
a
range
of
songs
on
the
ir

acous
t
ic
gu
i
tars
,
from
the
ir
own

record
ings

in

the
ir

group
Brynd
le
,

to
ba
l
lads
wr
i
t
ten

for
o
ther
s
ingers
.
Bonoff
's
s
tron­
ges
t
ma
ter
ia
l
was
tha
t
wh
ich
she

p
layed
on
the
p
iano
,
inc
lud
ing

"All

My
L
ife"
,
wh
ich
she

penned
,

bu
t
was
reco
rded
by
L
inda

Rons
tad
t
and
Aaron
Nev
i
l
le
.
Be­
tween

numbers
Bonoff
's
sense
of

humor
wou
ld
rouse
the
apprec
ia­
t
ive

o
lder
aud
ience
,
of

few
co
l
lege

s
tuden
ts
,
who
gave
her
a
s
tand­
ing
ova
t
ion
.
She
responded
w
i
th

an
encore
performance
of

"Goodbye
My
Fr
iend"
ded
ica
ted

to
the
v
ic
t
ims
of
the

Wor
ld
Trade

Center
a
t
tacks
.

Proceeds
from

the

show
,
and
par
t

of

the

money
ra
ised

from

CDs
so
ld

Thursday
n
igh
t
,
went
toward
the

Tw
in
Tower
's
Fund
.

PHOTO
ICOURTESY
OF
STUDENT
ACT
IV
IT
IES

Kar
la
Bono
f
f
per
fonned
a

free

show
for

s
tuden
ts
a
t
Mar
is
t
on
Sep
t
.
27
in

the
Ne
l
ly
Go
le
t
t
l
Thea
tre

B
ig
W
ig
Per
forms
at
Temp
le
in

Brook
lyn
,
New
York

by

JIMBO
MARITATO

S
ta
f
f

Wr
i
ter

This
past
weekend
I
had
the

op­
por
tun
i
ty
to
trave
l
to
the

f
ine
bor­
ough
of

Brook
lyn
to

a
t
tend
a
mos
t

joyous
occas
ion
am
ids
t
what
has

become
qu
i
te
a
depress
ing
town
.

Though
I
may
have
been
on
ho
ly

ground
,
do
no
t
be
.
m
is
taken- there

was
no
re
l
ig
ious
serv
ice
invo
lved

(un
less
of
course
you
take
your

mosh
re
l
ig
ious
ly)
.
Tha
t
's
r
igh
tk
ids­
I
made
my
pos
t-d
isas
ter
re
turn
to

NYC
to

indu
lge

in

the

l
ikes

of

B
ig­
w
ig
.

Some
of

you
,
undoub
ted
ly
a
mere

handfu
l
of
the
Mar
is
t
commun
i
ty

may
have
a
t
tendecJ
the
B
igw
ig

show
at
C
lub
Cranne
l
S
tree
t
two

weeks
ago
.
I
was
a
b
i
t
preoccu­
p
ied
on
sa
id
even
ing
w
i
th
some

impor
tan
t
matters
(read
:
getting

drunk
w
i
th
g
ir
lfr
iend)
and
thus

was

unava
i
lab
le
to
make
sa
id
engage­
men
t
.
When
word
spread
tha
t

B
ig­
w
ig
was
p
lay
ing
the

Temp
le
Beth

Ahava
th
Sho
lom
(h
i
ther
to
be

known
as
'The

Temp
le")
I

made
my

p
i
lgr
image
to

Brook
lyn
.
Now
,
nor-
ma
l
ly
when
one
goes
to

see

a
show

i
t

is
typ
ica
l
ly

best
to

at
leas
t

men­
t
ion
the
open
ing
ac
ts
.
However
,

due
to
a
complete
and
u
t
ter
de­
bacle
on
the
par
t
o
f
our
dr
iver
,

N
iko
la
i
Bucharusk
ie
,
we
arr
ived

one
song

before
B
igw
ig
's
se
t
.
Th
is

was
indeed
benef
ic
ia
l
by
a
l
l
ac­
coun
ts
as
I
w
ish
someone
had

turned

the

f
ire

hoses
on
Brook
lyn
's

own
,
Fr
iend
ly
F
ire
.
I
wou
ld
say
i
t

is
unfa
ir
to
judge
a
band
by
one

rea
l
ly

pa
the
t
ic
song
bu
t
when
your

fron
t
man
in

a
hardcore
band
is
a

ta
l
l
sk
inny
Ir
ishman
who
can
'
t

scream
no
fur
ther
judgmen
t
is

needed
.

B
igw
ig
took
the
s
tage
w
i
th
a

ra
ther
apparen
t
l
ineup
change
.

Gone
were
bass
is
tTony
and
Gu
i­
tar
is
t

Jeremy
.
In

the
ir

p
laces
,
s
tood

two

new
band
members-Bren
t
and

Josh
,
prev
iousy
of

the

Overdr
ives
.

The
s
i
tua
t
ion
made
one
wonder

wha
t
effec
t
the

rep
lacemen
t

of

two

impor
tan
t

e
lemen
ts
of
a
gu
i
tar
in­
tens
ive
band
wou
ld
be
.
The
an­
swer
:
ins
ign
if
ican
t
.

The
band
's
se
t
opened
up
w
i
th

the
roar
ing
sound
of
"Numbers
,"

a
track

from

the

band
's
second
a
l­
bum
,
S
tay
As
leep
.
As
Torn
fero­
c
ious
ly
screamed
in
to
the
m
icro­
phone
,
Josh
fo
l
lowed

w
i
th
backup

voca
ls
.
Drummer
Ma
t
t
se
t

h
is
cym­
ba
ls
ab
laze
w
i
th
the

he
lp
of
some

l
igh
ter

f
lu
id
and
smashed
them

to

h
is
hear
ts
con
ten
t
.
The
se
t
was
a

m
ix
of
a
l
l
three
Bigw
ig
a
lbums
,

though
mos
t
ly
focus
ing
on
tracks

from
the
ir
second
and
th
ird
re­
leases
.
My
h
igh
po
in
ts
def
in
i
te
ly

came
when
Torn
be
l
ted
in
to

"Moosh"
and
"Sore
Loser
,"
and

"S
ink

or
Sw
im"
from

the
ir

la
tes
t

a
l
­
bum
.

My
on
ly
nega
t
ive
fee
l
ings
about

th
is
show
were
had
no
th
ing
much

to
do
w
i
th
the
band
as
much
as

they

d
id
w
i
th
the

venue
.
Gran
ted
,

the

Temp
le
is

a
church
tha
t

a
l
lows

punk
and
hardcore
bands
to
ho
ld

a
l
l
age
's
non-a
lcoho
l
ic
shows
and

thus
they
don
'
t
rea
l
ly
have
a

sound
sys
tem
,
bu
t
the

sound
qua
l­
i
ty

was
abso
lu
te
ly
awfu
l
.
The
vo­
ca
ls
were
at
t
imes
c
lose
to
inau­
d
ib
le
and
the
equipment
shoddy
.

Cab
les
ran

across
the

m
idd
le
of

the

f
loor

cons
is
ten
t
ly
be
ing
pu
l
led
ou
t
,

resu
l
t
ing
in
momen
tary
loss
o
f

sound
on
more
than

one
occas
ion
.

However
,
I

mus
t
say
tha
t

I

was
a
lso

p
leasan
t
ly
rem
inded

of

my
younger

B
igw
ig
days
before
the

band
even

had
a
lbums
to

se
l
l
back
at
the

now­
de
func
t
Roadhouse
Pub
o
f

Cen
tereach
,
NY

The
crowd
at
the

show
was
a
lso

less
than
what
I
wou
ld
ca
l
l
idea
l

ca
l
iber
.
When
you
're
the
second

o
ldes
t
person
in

the
room
and
the

o
ldes
t
person
is
one
of
your
best

fr
iends
it
's

a
bit
s
trange
.
Know
ing

tha
t
am
ids
t
the
pond
of
teenage

B
igw
ig
fo
l
lowers
we
were
the

adu
l
ts
was
def
in
i
te
ly
we
ird
.
More

aggrava
t
ing
though
was
the
lack

of
intelligence
displayed
by
the

crowd
when
Torn
a
t
temp
ted
to

urge

the
crowd
to
do
something
pro­
duc
t
ive
in

the

na
t
ion
's
hour
of

need

before
p
lay
ing
"Sore

Loser
."
"Sore

Loser
is
a
sor
t
of
commen
tary
on

the
idea
of
f
igh
t
ing
over
re
l
ig
ion

tha
t

br
ings
i
t

to
the
same
leve
l
as

the
qu
in
tessen
t
ia
l
"My
dad
can

k
ick
the
crap
ou
t
o
f
your
dad"

m
idd
le
schoo
l
a
t
t
i
tude
.
I
t

was
qu
i
te

ev
iden
t
tha
t

our
fe
l
low

B
igw
iggers

d
id
no
t
have
a
l
l
o
f
the
ir
fac
ts

s
tra
igh
t
when
a
l
l
they
cou
ld
mus­
ter

up
was
"They
're

a
l
l
bu
l
ls-
t!
A
l
l

of
thern!
U
.S
.A
.!"

Desp
i
te
the

venue
prob
lems
tha
t

are
ever
presen
t
at
a
show
(don
'
t

be
l
ieve
me?
Try
the

Chance
some­
t
ime!)

The
show
was
s
t
i
l
l
qu
i
te
en­
joyab
le

if

no
t
a
b
i
t
nos
ta
lg
ic
.
Wh
i
le

Bren
t
and
Josh
may
have
some

ca
tch
ing
up
to
do
on
the
band
's

o
lder
ma
ter
ia
l
,
as
they
adm
i
t
ted
ly

cou
ld
no
t
p
lay
some

of

the

crowd
's

reques
ts
,
the

songs
from

B
igw
ig
's

la
tes
t
a
lbum
were
r
igh
t
on
targe
t
.

The
new
re
lease

Inv
i
ta
t
ion

to

Trag­
edy
is

ye
t
ano
ther
progress
ive
s
tep

in
a
l
ineage
of
what
I
l
ike
to
ca
l
l

"damn
f
ine
mus
ic
."
The
sound
is

tha
t

of

hardcore
and
punk
brough
t

to

a
ro
l
l
ing

bow
l
w
i
th
a
dab
of

me
ta
l
.

As
Torn
,
the

band
's
lead

s
inger
so

e
loquen
t
ly
pu
t
i
t
,
"We
're
no
t
a

punk
band
,
we
're
a
sh
-y

metal

band
."

B
igw
ig
heads
out
on
a
month
long

tour

th
is

week
w
i
th
Ens
ign
as
sup­
port
for

The
Su
ic
ide
Mach
ines
.

I
f

g
iven
the
oppor
tun
i
ty
to
see
th
is

band
,
don
'
t
m
iss
i
t
.

The
53rd
Annua
l
Emmy
Awards
W
i
l
l
Go
On

The
53rd
Annua
l
Emmy
Awards

w
i
l
l
be
he
ld
Sun
.
Oc
tober
11
th

PHOTO
CRED
IT
/H
'M
IM
!EMMYS
.ORG

by

MEGAN
LIZOTTE

A&EEd
i
tor

In
an
a
t
temp
t
to

rema
in
respec
t­
fu
l
in

the

wake
of
the

recen
t
trag­
edy
,
the
Emmys
have
been
pos
t­
poned
from
the
i
r
o
r
ig
ina
l

Emmycas
t
on
Sep
tember
23rd
.
Th
is

proposed
da
te
was
a
lready
a
la
ter

da
te
for
the

ceremony
.
The
three­
week
delay
o
f
the
Emmycas
t
is

be
l
ieved
to
be
the

longes
t

in

Ho
l­
lywood

award-show
h
is
tory
.
Pr
ior
,

the
Oscar
's
were
pu
t
off
for
two

days
fo
l
low
ing
the
1968
assass
i­
na
t
ion
of

Mar
t
in
Luther
K
ing
J
r
.

As
a
who
le
,
the
presen
ta
t
ion
of

the

Emmy
Awards
w
i
l
l
have
an
en­
t
ire
ly

d
ifferen
t
tone

and
approach
.

We
can
expect
the

ceremony
to

be

much
more
subdued

than

or
ig
ina
l
ly

conce
ived
.
"Trad
i
t
iona
l
ly
,
the

Emmys
are
a
tr
ibu
te

to

the
te
lev
i­
s
ion
indus
try
,
however
on
th
is

n
igh
t
the

indus
try

w
i
l
l
a
lso

jo
in

to­
ge
ther
w
i
th
the

na
t
ion
to

re-aff
irm

the

sp
ir
i
t

of

the

Amer
ican
peop
le
,"

sa
id
CBS
in

the
ir

s
ta
temen
t

regard-
ing

the

pos
tponemen
t
.
The
te
lev
i­
s
ion
indus
try
as
a
who
le
is
work­
ing

toward

crea
t
ing
a
program
tha
t

is

respec
tfu
l
and
tha
t

expresses
the

so
l
idar
i
ty
be
tween
the
te
lev
is
ion

commun
i
ty
and
Amer
ica
in

dea
l
ing

w
i
th
the

Sep
tember
11
th
tragedy
.

F
ind
ing
a
su
i
tab
le
t
ime
,

espec
ia
l
ly

at
the
s
tar
t
of
the

fa
l
l
TV
season
,

and
a
t
ime

to

use
the

Shr
ine
Aud
i­
tor
ium
,
wh
ich
is
booked
for

o
ther

even
ts
a
lso
came
in
to

p
lay
.
There

w
i
l
l
be
a
momen
t
of

s
i
lence
,
as
we
l
l

as
a
spec
ia
l
tr
ibu
te

to

Dav
id
Ange
l
l
,

the
Emmy
-w
inn
ing
producer
of

Fras
ier
and
Cheers
who
was
on
one

o
f
the
forsaken
a
ircraf
ts
tha
t

p
lunged
in
to

the

towers
.

Accord
ing
to

Torn
O
'Ne
i
l
,
au
thor

of

The
Emmy
's
and
Mov
ie
Awards

the
pos
tponemen
t
_is "unprec­
eden
ted
in

Emmy
h
is
tory
."

"
In

the
pas
t
,
TV
Academy
lead­
ers
a
lways
dec
ided
in
the
Ho
l
ly­
wood
trad
i
t
ion
,
to
go
on
w
i
th
the

show
no
matter
what
happened
,"

See

.
.
.

Emmys
,

Page

9





_______

THE
CIRCLE
______

_

October
4
,
2001

Page9

Ed
mid:
FOX
'
'dedam
l
'
'

w
inner

of

new

'~~·
'

by

ED
WILLIAMS
ID

Manag
ing
Ed
i
tor

Af
ter
be
ing
de
layed
for
a
week

due
to

the

terror
is
t

a
t
tacks
of
three

weeks
ago
,
the

te
lev
is
ion

ne
tworks

have
s
tar
ted
to
run
the
ir
new
fa
l
l

l
ineups
,

inc
lud
ing

the
ir

brand
new

ser
ies
.
So
,
tha
t
means
it
's
jus
t

a

matter
of
t
ime
before
these
new

shows
are
cance
led
and
rep
laced

w
i
th
more
new
shows
,
r
igh
t?
We
l
l

there

are
usua
l
ly
one
or
two

shows

tha
t
end
up
l
inger
ing
,
and
some

even
tum
out
to
be
leg
i
t
h
i
ts
.
I

spen
t

las
t

week
wa
tch
ing
a
few

ran­
dom
new
shows
,
and
here
are
the

resu
l
ts
.

Ins
ide
Schwartz

***Thursday

8
:30NBC

Th
is
show
is

very
un
ique
and
in­
nova
t
ive
;
tWP
qua
l
i
t
ies
tha
t

are
u
i
te

•
\
'
•
{

rare
in

tele\il~on
these

days
.
Bu
t

w
i
l
l
th
is
s
tra
tegy
pay
off?
Mos
t

successfu
l
shows
fo
l
low
a
ra
ther

s
tr
ic
t
formu
la
for
success
and
ap­
pear
as
c
lones
of
o
ther
proven

shows
.

Schwar
tz
seems
to

have
a
major

targe
t

aud
ience
of

young
to

m
idd
le­
aged
male
spor
ts
fans
.
This
is
a

ra
ther
in
tr
igu
ing
targe
t
that
may

come
back
to
haun
t
the
show
in

the

long

run
.
One
can

look
to
the

cr
i
t
ica
l
ly
acc
la
imed
,
bu
t
qu
ick
ly

canned
Spor
ts
N
igh
t
for

ev
idence
.

Schwar
tz
s
tar
ted
off
w
i
th
two

spor
ts
anchors
g
iv
ing
us
some

bakground
on
the

main
charac
ter
,

Adam
Schwar
tz
p
layed
by
Road

Tr
ip
and
Ra
t
Race
s
tar
,
Breckin

Meyer
.
Schwar
tz
was
jus
t

dumped

by
h
is
long-
term

and
on
ly
g
ir
l
fr
iend

to

da
te
and
is

s
trugg
l
ing
to

make
a

career
change
and
en
ter
the

wor
ld

of
spor
ts
broadcas
t
ing
.

Schwar
tz
of
ten
dr
if
ts
off

in
to

per­
sona
l
as
ides
w
i
th
spor
ts
f
igures

tha
t
show
us
wha
t
is
rea
l
ly
go
ing

on
ins
ide
h
is
head
.
These
as
ides

are
of
ten
com
ica
l
,
and
the

sudden

appearance
of
B
i
l
l
Wa
l
ton
s
i
t
t
ing

cross-
legged
on
a
couch
is

enough

for
me
to
laugh
any
day
of
the

week
.
O
ther
cameos
in

ep
isode
one

inc
lude

former

foo
tba
l
l

grea
t
D
ick

Bu
tk
iss
and
former

box
ing
referee

and
curren
t

judge

M
i
l
ls
Lane
.

W
i
th
the

excep
t
ion
of

Schwar
tz
's

bes
t
fr
iend

Dav
id
,
p
layed
by
MAD

TV
's
Bryan
Ca
l
len
,
the

cas
t
seems

to

ge
l
toge
ther

fa
ir
ly
we
l
l
.
Dav
id
is

humorous
bu
t
seems
to
be
a
lmos
t

out
of
p
lace
a
t
t
imes
,
and
h
is
t
im­
ing
seems
a
bit
off
.
Schwartz
's

o
ther
fr
iend
and
secre
t
love

in
ter­
es
t
Ju
l
ie
,
p
layed
by
Miriam
Shor
,

shares
a

g
r
e
a
t

chem
is­
try
w
i
th

thema
in

cha
rac
-
man
t
ic

tens
ion

is
qu
i
te

obv
ious

a
n

d

m
inds
of

CBS
execu
t
ives
when
they

p
icked
up
th
is
show
.

Aga
in
,
E
l
len
is

p
lay
ing
a
charac­
ter

of
the

same
f
irs
t
name
,
bu
t
th
is

t
ime

she
is

re
turn
ing

home
af
ter
her

L
.A
.
based
In
terne
t

company
went

bankrup
t
.
In
the
second
ep
isode
,

E
l
len
is
contemplating
wha
t
she

shou
ld
do
w
i
th
her
l
ife
.
Th
is
leads

us
to
very
unamus
ing
conversa­
t
ions
w
i
th
fam
i
ly
,
fr
iends
and
un­
for
tuna
te
ly
herse
lf
.
She
dec
ides
to

head
down
to

the

lake

w
i
th
the

book

Wa
lden
's
Pond
in

hand
in

hopes
of

INS
IDE
SCHWARTZ
/NBC
.COM

very
long
.
I
g
ive
i
t
one
s
tar
for

DeGeneres
'
perseverance
in
try­
ing

the

s
i
tcom

th
ing

one
more
t
ime
.

Undec
lared

****
Tuesday
8
:30

FOX

Fox
has
s
low
ly
bu
t
sure
ly
been

c
l
imb
ing
up
the

proverb
ia
l
ladder

in

terms

of
qua
l
i
ty
programm
ing
.

I
t

is
crea
t
ing
shows
for
a
d
iverse

aud
ience
w
i
th
shows
tha
t

cater
to

many
d
ifferen
t
tas
tes
.
I
t

s
t
i
l
l
has

X-F
i
les
for
the
sc
i-f
i
fans
,
i
t
has

The
S
impsons
for

jus
t

abou
t
any­
body
,
i
t
has
Tha
t
70
's
Show
for

wo
rk
s

p

e

r

-
fec
t
ly
as

ne
i
the
r

ntE

EU
.EN
SHOW
ICE
IS
.COM

Te
lev
ls
ion
ne
tworks
have

prem
iered

the
ir

fa
l
l
l
ineups
.
Fea
tured
shows
Inc
lude

"Ins
ide

Schwar
tz
,"

on
NBC
,

"The

E
l
len
Show
,"
on
CBS
,
and
"Undec
lared
,"
on
Fox
.

t

h

e

teen­
a
g

e

a
n
d

young

adu
l
t

aud
i­
ence
,

and
i
t

h

a

s

h
i
t
s

1

i

k
e

A
l
ly

.MRa

f

o

r

t

h

e

o
lder

wan
ts
to

jeopardize

the

fr
iendsh
ip

by
starting
a
ser
ious
more
than

fr
iends
re
la
t
ionsh
ip
.

The
f
irs
t
show
showed
grea
t

prom
ise
,
bu
t
th
is
abs
trac
t
concept

be
ing
used
may
no
t
be
a
h
i
t
w
i
th

everyone
.
I
t

was
good
enough
for

me
to

wa
tch
aga
in
,
bu
t
I

have
a
fee
l­
ing

o
thers
won
'
t
fee
l
the

same
,
and

the
show
could
be
head
ing
for
an

ear
ly
ex
i
t
.
I
t

does
fo
l
low
the

g
ian
t

ra
t
ings
grabber
,
Fr
iends
,
so
any­
th
ing

is
poss
ib
le
.

The
E
l
len
Show

*Fr
iday
8
:00

CBS
He
re
was
a
reason
E
l
len

DeGeneres
'
f
irs
t
show
was
can­
ce
led
.
Peop
le
,
d
idn
'
t
care
abou
t

her
anymore
.
The
woman
is
no
t

funny
,
and
her
las
t

show
went
in
to

a
sudden
ta
i
lsp
in
a
t
the
end
of
i
ts

run
.
I
am
no
t
qu
i
te
sure
what
ex­
ac
t
ly
was
runn
ing
through
the

d
iscover
ing
the

true

mean
ing
of

l
ife

and
what
d
irec
t
ion
she
shou
ld
take

inher

l
ife
.

She
dec
ides
to
take
a
job

as
her

old
h
igh
school
's
gu
idance
coun­
se
lor
,
bu
t
I
h
igh
ly
doub
t
th
is

ser
ies

w
i
l
l
fo
l
low

as
successfu
l
a
d
irec
t
ion
.

The
show
doesn
'
t
have
much
o
f
a

suppor
t
ing
cas
t
,
as
the
lone

br
igh
t

spo
t
seems
to
be
ve
teran
ac
tor

Mar
t
in
Mu
l
l
,
and
tha
t
's

no
t
say
ing

much
.
I
t

a
lso
has
an
awfu
l
t
imes
lo
t

on
Fr
iday
n
igh
ts
at
8
:00
p
.m
.
I
ts

targe
t

aud
ience
is

mos
t
l
ike
ly

adu
l
ts

around
30
years
old
and
up
wh
ich

doesn
'
t
seem

to

ma
tch
up
w
i
th
th
is

t
ime
s
lo
t
.
A
la
ter
t
ime
may
have

been
more
benef
ic
ia
l
.

Maybe
i
t
's

the
t
ime
s
lo
t
,
maybe

i
t
's
the
lack
of
a
so
l
id
suppor
t
ing

cas
t
or
maybe
i
t
's
the
fac
t
the

DeGeneres
jus
t
isn
'
t

funny
,
bu
t
I

have
a
fee
l
ing
th
is

show
won
'
t
las
t

crowd
.
I
t

s
tepped
up
w
i
th
the

cr
i
t
i­
ca
l
ly
acc
la
imed
Bos
ton
Pub
l
ic
las
t

year
,
and
th
is
year
they
gradua
te

to
a
co
l
lege
show
,
a
lbe
i
t
a
much

more
l
igh
t-hear
ted

show
than

Bos­
ton

Pub
l
ic
,
w
i
th
Undec
lared
.

Th
is
new
ser
ies
g
ives
us
a
look

in
to

the

wor
ld
we

a
l
l
know
and
love
,

co
l
lege
l
ife
.
S
teven
Karp
,
p
layed

by
Jay
Baruche
l
,
grew
seven

inches

over
the

summer
,
and
is

no

longer

a
scrawny

l
i
t
t
le

nerd
.
He
is

pumped
and
pr
imed
to
take
tha
t

nex
t
s
tep
in

l
ife
,

and
he
is

ready

to

in
troduce
the
new
and
improved

S
teven
to
the

new
women
he
w
i
l
l

mee
t
a
t
co
l
lege
.
Comp
le
te
w
i
th
h
is

r
id
icu
lous-
look
ing
,
zebra-pr
in
t

sh
ir
t
,
he
mee
ts
h
is
new
Br
i
t
ish

roomma
te
,
L
loyd
,
p
layed
by

Char
l
ie
Hunnam
.
L
loyd
is
qu
i
te

suave
and
debona
ir
,
and
is
a
la­
dies
'
man
.
We
a
lso
f
ind
out
tha
t

H
i
t
or
m
iss
weekend
for
mov
ie
debum

by

MEGAN
LIZOTTE

A&EEd
i
tor

Apparen
t
ly
,
the

box
off
ices
were

h
i
t
hard
th
is
weekend
.
Peop
le

f
locked

to

the

megap
lexes
through­
out
the
na
t
ion
w
i
th
exc
i
temen
t
as

three
new
mov
ies
opened
.
No
t

on
ly
was
th
is

an
escape
for

peop
le
,

bu
t
a
pos
i
t
ive
boost
for
the

mov
ie

indus
try
.

Coming
in
f
irs
t
p
lace
,
w
i
th
$18

m
i
l
l
ion
in

t
icke
t

sa
les
,
the

thr
i
l
ler
,

Don
'
t
Say
a
Word

made
a
h
i
t
.

M
ichae
l
Doug
las
,
who
p
layed
Dr
.

Conrad,

jus
t

wan
ted
to
wa
tch
the

Macy
's
Parade
w
i
th
h
is
daugh
ter

and
ea
t
a
ma
id-prepared
turkey

d
inner
in
h
is
Manha
t
tan
home
.

Bu
t
,
b
ig-
t
ime
bank
robbers
in
ter­
rup
ted

h
im
.
Led
by
Br
i
t
ish
badd
ie

Sean
Bean
,
he
needed
informa
t
ion

from

Doug
las
'
newes
t
pro
bono
pa­
t
ien
t
,

Br
i
t
tany
Murphy
.
So
,
the

rob­
bers
k
idnapped
h
is
daugh
ter
and

constantly
wa
tch
h
is
apar
tmen
t
.

Th
is
was
a
formu
la
ic

s
tory
of

th
iev­
ery
and
a
good
man
r
is
ing
to
the

occas
ion
.
Doug
las
tr
ied
h
is
best

to

f
igure

out
the

mys
tery
lurk
ing

in

Murphy
's
head
and
g
ives
the

rob­
bers
wha
t
they
deserve
in
this

over
ly
pred
ic
tab
le
f
l
ick
.
In
th
is

race-aga
ins
t-
the-c
locker
,

there

are

just

enough
tw
is
ts

to

keep
the

mos
t

av
id
movie
wa
tcher
in
teres
ted
.

Com
ica
l
and
somewha
t
e
lus
ive
,

Zoo
landercame

in

a
c
lose
second,

cap
tur
ing
aud
iences
.
In
th
is
good

sp
ir
i
ted
mov
ie
,
h
igh
fash
ion

mee
ts

low

comedy
on
the

c
inema
t
ic
run­
way
.
Ben
S
t
i
l
ler,

wr
i
ter
and
d
irec­
to
r
,

p
lays
a
super-va
in
supermode
l
,

Derek
Zoo
lander
,
work
ing
in
the

campy
fash
ion
indus
try
.
Work
ing

w
i
th
h
is
equa
l
ly
d
im
compe
t
i
tor
,

Owen
W
i
lson
,
they

b
locked
a
p
lo
t

tha
t

wou
ld
have
h
im
(S
t
i
l
ler)
under

a
spe
l
l
to

murder
the

pr
ime
m
in
is
ter

of

Ma
lays
ia
.
Dur
ing
a
l
l
of

th
is
,

the

f
i
lm
focuses
g
tea
t
ly
on
the

fash
ion

industry
.
Dav
id
Duchovny
ap­
peared
as
a
hand
mode
l
.
Un
l
ike

S
t
i
l
ler
's
wacky
sp
iky
ha
irdo
,
a
few

par
ts
fe
l
l
f
la
t
.
I
t
's

def
in
i
te
ly
hard
no
t

to
p
lay
a
long
w
i
th
the

mov
ie
's
an­
t
ics
.

W
i
thou
t
a
doub
t
,
i
t

a
t
trac
ts
our

vogue
,
bu
t
doesn
'
t
necessar
i
ly
ho
ld

a
t
ten
t
ion
w
i
th
i
t
's

fa
ir
ly
"bra
in
less

humor
."

Open
ing
in
th
ird
,

Hear
ts
in

A
t
lan
t
is

p
resen
ts
An
thony

Hopk
ins
'
la
tes
t

s
tar
tum
,

as
a
m
ind­
read
ing
mentor
to
a
fa
ther
less
boy

in
th
is
swee
t
Stephen
K
ing
ta
le
.

The
mys
ter
ious
Hopk
ins
ren
ts
the

upstairs
room
from
the
se
lf-ab­
sorbed

mo
ther
of
11-year
o
ld
An
ton

Yelchin
.
In

a
s
tandou
t
perfor­
mance
,
Ye
lch
in
w
i
thou
t
de
lay

b
inds
w
i
th
h
is
new
ne
ighbor
.

Hopk
ins
was
ab
le
to

he
lp
h
im
learn

abou
t
h
is
dad
,
beat
bu
l
l
ies
,
la
ter

f
ind
ing
himself
in
love
w
i
th
h
is

crush
,
M
ika
Boreem
.
H
is
charac­
ter
rema
ins
ra
ther
en
igma
t
ic
and

undeve
loped
,
wh
ich
may
have

some

v
iewers
ca
l
l
ing
the

in
tersec
t­
ing
s
tor
ies
incomp
le
te
.
To
ld

through

a
f
i
l
ter

of

ch
i
ldhood
inno­
cence
,
the

mov
ie
h
i
ts
home
in

a
l
l

the

r
igh
t
ways
.

Con
tr
ibu
t
ions
.
from£!
On
l
ine
.
com

Megan
is
a
jun
ior

Commun
ica
t
ions
ma
jor

w
i
th
a
concen
tra
t
ion
in

Adver
t
is
ing
.

L
loyd
seems
to

be
a
b
i
t
of
a
know­
i
t-a
l
l
and
is
qu
i
te
annoy
ing
.
He
's

a
lmos
t
too

perfec
t
.

The
res
t
of
the
cas
t
is
rounded

out
w
i
th
L
izz
ie
,
p
layed
by
Car
la

Ga
l
lo
and
her
roomma
te
Rache
l
,

p
layed
by
Mon
ica
Keena
.
L
izz
ie

seems
happy
to

be
on
her
own
now
,

bu
t
m
isses
her
boyfr
iend
.
S
trug­
g
l
ing
on
whe
ther
or
no
t
to
en
joy

co
l
lege
l
ife

or
s
i
t
in

her
room
and

su
lk
a
l
l
night
abou
t
be
ing
away

from

her
boyfr
iend
,
she
dec
ides
to

go
out
and
have
some
fun
af
ter
a

phone
squabb
le
w
i
th
her
pa
the
t
ic

and
lone
ly

s
ign
if
ican
t

o
ther
.
Hang­
ing
up
the
phone
in
a
f
i
t
of
rage

she
bumps
in
to
S
teven
who
is
a

mess
af
ter
ge
t
t
ing
a
surpr
ise
v
is
i
t

from

h
is
dad
,
Ha
l
,
who
dropped
the

bombshe
l
l
tha
t
S
teven
's
mom

wan
ts
a
d
ivorce
.
Bo
th
in
vu
lner­
ab
le
s
ta
tes
,
they
dec
ide
to
have
a

la
te
n
igh
t
rendezvous
in
Steven
's

bedroom
.
Af
ter
conso
l
ing
Ha
l
and

offer
ing
words
of
w
isdom
over

some

brews
,
S
teven
's
fr
iends
head

over
to

the

bedroom
on
ly
to

f
ind
a

scrunch
ie
(
the

un
iversa
l
do
no
t
d
is­
turb

s
ign
of

the

guys)
on
the

door­
knob
.
Th
is
leads

us
to

an
awkward

morn
ing
af
ter
scene
where
S
teve

seems
to
want
more
than
a
one­
n
igh
t
s
tand
,
and
L
izz
ie
wan
ts
to

forge
t
that
n
igh
t
ever
happened
.

The
poss
ib
i
l
i
t
ies
are
end
less
for

humorous
encoun
ters
in

the

fu
ture
.

Th
is
cas
t
o
f
unknown
ac
tors

meshes
extremely
we
l
l
toge
ther
,

has
a
grea
t
t
ime

s
lo
t

fo
l
low
ing
the

proven
Tha
t
70
's
Show
and
cov­
ers
a
top
ic

tha
t

w
i
l
l
hit
home
w
i
th

teenagers
and
co
l
lege
s
tuden
ts

everywhere
.
Barr
ing
fu
ture
hor­
r
ib
le
scr
ip
ts
,
th
is
show
seems
to

be
a
hit
in

the

mak
ing
.
Of
the

new

shows
tha
t
I
've
seen
,
th
is
has
the

best
chance
to

make
i
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T
ino
deserves
respect
from

Yanks
and
fans

~~~~~~~bySC01TDESIERE
These
Yankees
a
re
qu
i
te
a
team
.

Derek
Je
te
r
,
he
is
the
pos
ter
boy
,

the

ido
l

of

every
teenage

g
i
r
l
in

the

c
i
ty
.
Pau
l
O
'Ne
i
l
l
,
he
is
the
hear
t

and
sou
l
,
the

favor
i
te
p
layer
of

ev­
ery
guy
in
the
c
i
ty
.
Bern
ie
W
i
l
l
­
iams
,

he
is
the

supers
tar
,
a
sw
i
tch­
h
i
t
t
ing
,
offens
ive
fo
rce
.
Mar
iano

R
ivera
,
he
's
"Mo"
,
the
grea
tes
t

c
loser
in
pos
tseason
h
is
tory
.

There
is

the

p
i
tch
ing
s
taff

of

Roger

C
lemens
,
M
ike
Muss
ina
,
and
Andy

Pe
t
t
i
t
te
,
wh
ich
m
igh
t
be
the

bes
t
in

rece
ive

the

long

and
lucra
t
ive

con­
trac
t
ex
tens
ions
tha
t
one
wou
ld

expec
t
as
a
reward
for
lead
ing

h
is

team
to
the
top
four
t
imes
in
f
ive

years
.
T
ino
Mar
t
inez
d
id
no
t
.

Ins
tead
,
T
ino
was
to
ld
to
wa
i
t

un
t
i
l
the

off-season
,
when
h
is
con­
t
rac
t

w
i
l
l
exp
i
re
.
He
was
to
ld

to

wa
i
t

·

because
,
c
lea
r
ly
,
the
Yankees
jus
t

do
no
t
th
ink
he
is
impor
tan
t

enough
to
lock
h
im
up
before
he

has
the
chance
to
tes
t
the
marke
t
.

Wh
i
le
the

o
thers
had
the
ir

Yankee

the

game
.

fu
tures
secured
,
T
ino
go
t
to
l
is
ten

Then
there

is

T
ino
Mar
t
inez
.
He
a
l
l
yea
r
to

B
r
ian
Cashman

ta
lk

abou
t

is

jus
t

there
.

wha
t
a
grea
t
f
irs
t
base
prospec
t

N
ick
Johnson
is
and
abou
t
how
he

cou
ld
be
ready
to
p
lay
in

the
ma­
jors
as
soon
as
nex
t
season.

T
ino
go
t
to

hear
rumb
l
ings

in

the

med
ia
tha
t
George
S
te
inbrenner

loves
the
idea
of
br
ing
ing
Jason

G
iamb
i
to
New
Yo
rk
nex
t
season
.

In
fac
t
,
as
the
trade
dead
l
ine
ap
­
proached
,
T
ino
go
t
to
hear
abou
t

how
George
loves

the

idea

of
ge
t­
t
ing

G
iamb
i
so
much
tha
t

he
wan
ts

to

ge
t
h
im
r
igh
t

now
if

i
t
's

poss
ib
le
.

Yankee
fans
c
la
im
ing
they
a
re
in

favor
of
keep
ing
T
ino
wou
ld
be

ly
ing
if
they
sa
id
the
though
t
of

ge
t
t
ing
G
iamb
i
d
id
no
t
exc
i
te
them.

So
wha
t
if

T
ino
is

ca
r
ry
ing
the

team
·

offens
ive
ly
,
th
is
is
Jason
G
iamb
i

he
re
!

T
ino
a
lso
never
go
t
to
hear
Joe

Torre
s
tand
up
for

h
im
,
the

way
he

s
tood
up
for
the
o
thers
.
When

Bern
ie
W
i
l
l
iams
was
go
ing
to

be
a

f
ree
agen
t
,
Torre
spoke
a
l
l
year
of

how
impor
tan
t

i
t

was
to

br
ing
h
im

back
.
When
Andy
Pe
t
t
i
t
te
on
the

trading
b
lock
as
he
s
trugg
led

through
the
'98
season
,
Torre

s
tood
up
and
sa
id
tha
t

he
d
id
no
t

Yea
r
af
ter
yea
r
,
game
af
ter
game
,

he
is

there
.
He
's
the
re
,

knock
ing
in

b
ig
runs
.
He
's
there
,
h
i
t
t
ing
b
ig

home
runs
and
p
lay
ing
Go
ld
G
love
­
ca
l
iber
defense
a
t
f
i
rs
t
.
He
's
the
re
,

be
ing
ignored

by
h
is
fans
and
un
­
der..-i
!P
I>
rec
ia
ted
by
h
is
organ
iza­
rrhe
Ph
i
losophy
of

Pooch

tichl.. '

The
Yankees
dynam
ic
run
of
the

las
t

f
ive
years
,
wh
ich
has
inc
luded

fou
r

wo
r
ld
champ
ionsh
ips
,
has
a
lso

inc
luded
a
grea
t
dea
l
of
turnover
.

On
ly
a

hand
fu
l
of

p
laye
rs
have
been

on
board
and
been
key
members

for

a
l
l
f
ive
yea
rs
and
a
l
l
four

cham­
p
ionsh
ips
.

Or
lando
Hernandez
has
no
t
.
Ne
i
­
ther

has
Dav
id
Jus
t
ice
.
Nor
Roger

C
lemens
,
Sco
t
t
Bros
ius
,
Shane

Spencer
,
M
ike
Muss
ina
,
Chuck

Knob
lauch
or
Jorge
Posada
,
who

was
on
the
ros
ter
in
'96

bu
t
con­
tr
ibu
ted
nex
t
to
no
th
ing
.
T
ino

Mar
t
inez
has
.

On
ly
T
ino
,
Je
ter
,
W
i
l
l
iams
,

Pe
t
t
i
t
te
,
O
'Ne
i
l
l
,
and
R
ivera
have

been
around
and
con
tr
ibu
t
ing
for

the
dura
t
ion
.
O
'Ne
i
l
l
w
i
l
l
be
a
l
­
lowed

to

pa
tro
l
r
igh
t

f
ie
ld
un
t
i
l
the

day
he
dec
ides
to

re
t
i
re
,

wh
ich
may

be
soon
.
Je
ter
,
W
i
l
l
iams
,
Pe
t
t
i
t
te

and
R
ivera
are
regarded
as
un­
touchab
le
p
ieces
by
the
Yankees

organ
iza
t
ion
.
S
ign
ing
a
l
l
four
to

long-
term
con
trac
ts
was
made
a

top

pr
ior
i
ty
by
Br
ian
Cashman
and

company
.
A
l
l
four
even
tua
l
ly
d
id

M
ichae
l
Jordan
has
re
turned
.

S
imp
ly
pu
t
,
the
grea
tes
t
p
layer
to

ever
grace
an
NBA
cour
t
has
come

back
for
the
second
t
ime

in

h
is
i
l­
lus
tr
ious

ca
ree
r
.

I
t
's

abou
t
t
ime
.

I

have
heard
a
l
l
s
ides
of

the

argu­
men
t
.
Many
say
tha
t

M
ichae
l
Jor­
dan
shou
ld
have
s
tayed
in
re
t
ire­
men
t
.
And
there
a
re
a
few
po
in
ts

tha
t

make
the

skep
t
ics
be
l
ieve
th
is

is

so
.
F
irs
t
,
and
mos
t
impor
tan
t
,

is

the
fac
t
tha
t
he
may
no
t
have
the

ab
i
l
i
ty
anymore
.
A
t
38
years
o
ld
,

he
may
no
t
be
ab
le
to

compe
te
w
i
th

the
fas
ter
and
younger
supers
tars

of
the

curren
t
NBA
.

Second
,
is

tha
t

he
may
no
t
be
ab
le

to
l
ive

up
to
the

legend

he
has
en
­
graved
in
to

our
m
inds
.
He
lef
t

the

NBA
af
ter
a
momen
t
tha
t

def
ined

h
is
ca
ree
r
.
He
lef
t

a
w
inne
r
.
He
lef
t

as
the
man
who
dra
ined
the

game

w
inn
ing
sho
t
,
wh
ich
gave
the

Ch
i­
cago
Bu
l
ls
the
ir

th
i
rd

s
tra
igh
t

NBA

t
i
t
le
and
the
ir
s
ix
th
t
i
t
le
in
e
igh
t

years
.
Tha
t
is
the
u
l
t
ima
te

s
torybook
end
ing
in
a
s
tor
ied
ca­
ree
r
.
The
legend
of
M
ichae
l
for­
dan
is
so
large
,
tha
t

even
M
ichae
l

Jo
rdan
w
i
l
l
be
ha
rd
-o
ressed
to

ove
r
-
-
-
-
-
by

DAN
PUCBERELLI

S
ta
f
f

Wr
i
ter

come
i
t
.

Bu
t
in

these

fac
tors
l
ie

the

cha
l­
lenge
.
Any
of
us
who
remember

M
ichae
l
Jordan
a
t
h
is
bes
t
,
remem
­
ber
tha
t

M
ichae
l
Jordan
is

a
l
l
abou
t

cha
l
lenges
.
Jordan
loves
to
cha
l­
lenge

h
imse
lf
.
He
has
done
i
t

t
ime

and
t
ime

aga
in
,
w
i
th
each
fea
t
be
­
com
in&
one
mo
re
page
in

h
is
amaz
­
ing

book
.
He
overcame
cha
l
lenges

to

lead

the

NBA
in

scor
ing
on
sev
­
era
l
occas
ions
.
He
overcame
cha
l
­
lenges

to

w
in
NBA
champ
ionsh
ips
.

He
even
overcame
re
t
iremen
t
to

come
back
,
and
dom
ina
te
the

league
.
Who
is
to
say
he
can
'
t

overcome
re
t
iremen
t
once
more
,

and
wr
i
te
ano
ther
amaz
ing
chap
ter

in

h
is
s
tory?
No
t
me
.

Bu
t
yes
,
I
do
fee
l
a
l
i
t
t
le

m
ixed

abou
t
i
t
.
See
ing
Jordan
in

a
W
iz
­
a
rds
jersey

jus
t
won
't
fee
l
r
igh
t
.

M
ichae
l
Jordan
is

and
w
i
l
l
a
lways

be
the

ep
i
tome
of

the

Ch
icago
Bu
l
ls

organ
iza
t
ion
.
Tha
t
is
where
our

memor
ies
l
ie
.
Jordan
as
a
Wash
­
ing
ton

W
iza
rd
w
i
l
l
need
some
ge
t­
t
ing
used
to
,
tha
t
's
for
su
re
.
Bu
t

desp
i
te
th
is

awkwardness
,
I

rea
l
ly

fee
l
tha
t

i
t

won
'
t
ma
t
ter
come
Oc
­
tober

30
th
,
when
Jordan
makes
h
is

re
turn
to
baske
tba
l
l
aga
ins
t
the

New
Yo
rk
Kn
icks
in

the

ha
l
lowed

grounds
of
Mad
ison
Square
Ga
r
­
den
.

See
ing
M
ichae
l
Jordan
once

aga
in
lace
up
h
is
trademark

"Jordans"
is
go
ing
to
be
a
grea
t

s
igh
t
.
Th
is
is

a
lmos
t
l
ike

a
reun
ion

tour

of
one
of
the

grea
tes
t
perform­
ing

ac
ts
in

modem
t
imes
.
On
ly
th
is

perform
ing
ac
t
isn
't

a
rock
band
.

Th
is
is

a
man
.
One
man
.
The
g
rea
t
­
es
t
to
ever
p
lay
the
game
.
Th
is

man
is
the
one
and
on
ly
M
ichae
l

Jordan
.
Who
cares
wha
t
jersey

he

is
wear
ing?

We
now
have
one
las
t

chance
a
t

see
ing
the
grea
tes
t
p
layer
to
ever

p
lay
the

game
of
baske
tba
l
l
.
We

have
one
las
t
sho
t
to
w
i
tness
the

icon
of
hoops
h
imse
lf
resurrec
t
a

league

tha
t

los
t

i
ts

mag
ic
.
We
w
i
l
l

ge
t
to
see
a
man
br
ing
the
spark

back
to

the

NBA
,
and
i
l
lum
ina
te

i
t

once
more
.
And
for
tha
t
reason
,

and
tha
t
reason
a
lone
,
makes
h
is

re
turn
no
t
on
ly
accep
tab
le
,
bu
t

abso
lu
te
ly
necessary
.

We
lcome
back
,
M
ike
.
I
t
's

been
a

long

t
ime
.
I

can
'
t
wa
i
t
to

see
wha
t

e
lse
you
a
re
go
ing
to

amaze
us
w
i
th
.

Track
teams

compete
against
bes
t
inMee
to
f
Champ
ions

by

ROB
McGUINNESS

wasn
'
t
as
"sharp"
as
i
t

was
a
t
th
is
bes
ts
on
the

Van
Cor
t
land
t
course
,
Sa
turday
's
performance
was
a

S
ta
f
f

Wr
i
ter

po
in
t
dur
ing
the

2000
cross-coun- induc
t
ing

Dom
ton
and
sophomore
.

good
s
tep
towards
reach
ing
the

Compe
t
ing
in
wha
t
was
essen- t
ry

campa
ign
.

Char
l
ie
W
i
l
l
iams
(28
:59)
.
The
team

goa
l
.

t
ia
l
ly

the
irf
irs
trea
lmee
tof
the

yea
r
,

"Las
t

ye~,
th
is
was
our
th
ird
team
's

s
izab
le
freshman
c
lass
a
lso
"I
th
ink

we
d
id
we
l
l
for
our
f
irs
t

am
ids
t
a
ta
len
ted

26-
team
f
ie
ld
tha
t
mee
t
,"
he
sa
id
.
"We
had
[mee
ts

a
t]
fared
we
l
l
a
t
the

Mee
t
of
Champ
i- race
,"
Dr
isco
l
l
sa
id
.
"We
're
look­
inc
luded
two
na
t
iona
l
ly
ranked
A
rmy
.
and
Cen
tra
l
Connec
t
icu
t
."

ons
,
as
Geoff
Decker
(27
:

18
)
and
ing

forward

to

hopefu
l
ly
becom
ing

squads
,
.
the
Mar
i
s
t
Men
's
Cross
Mans
t
was
schedu
led
to

compe
te
Lou
A
lbano
(27
:24
)

qua
l
i
f
ied
fo
r

the
the

bes
t
team

in

schoo
l
h
is
tory
and

Coun
try
team
p
laced
14
th
a
t
the
in

the

Wagner
Inv
i
ta
t
iona
l

in

m
id- (vars
i
ty)
top-seven
.

break
ing
the
team
t
ime
record
a
t

seven
thannua
l
lonaMee
tofCham- Sep
tember
,
bu
t
the

mee
t
was
can-
"A
l
l
of
the
freshmen
ran
w
i
th
a
MAACs
or
IC4As
."

p
ions
Sa
turday
in

the

Bronx
.

ce
led
in
the
wake
of
the
Wor
ld
lo
t
of
ma
tur
i
ty
today
,"
Co
la
izzo

In
the
women
's
race
,
the
Lady

Sen
ior
M
ike
Nehr
(26
:07)
and
Trade
Cen
ter
t
ragedy
.

said
.
"Decker
,
Lou
and
Ma
t
t
Red
Foxes
f
in
ished
12
th
in

a
f
ie
ld

sophomore
K
irk
Dom
ton
(26
:

10
)
The
team
u
t
i
l
ized
the
non-race
Pe
tersen
a
l
l
showed
good
s
igns
of
of21
teams

wh
ich
inc
luded

na
t
ion
­
led

the

Red
Foxes
on
the

f
ive
m
i
le
weeks
and
d
id
severa
l
hard
work- l
i
fe
.

I
t

was
good
to
see
them

run- a
l
ly
ranked
Ya
le
,
Bos
ton
Co
l
lege

course
,
p
lac
ing
57
th
and
61s
t
re
- ou
ts
in

prepara
t
ion
for

no
t
on
ly
the
n
ing
an
even
pace
."

and
V
i
l
lanova
.

spec
t
ive
ly
.
Round
ing
ou
t
the

sco
r
- Iona
mee
t
,

bu~ al~o th~
Oc
tober
6

W
i
th
the
ma
jor
champ
ionsh
ip
Sen
io
r
L
iza
G
rudz
insk
i
(22
:17
)
was

ing
f
ive
we
re
sen
ior
Pa
t
Dr
isco
l
l
,
Pau
l
Shor
t
Inv1
ta
t10na
l
m
Pennsy
l- mee
ts
draw
ing
c
loser
,
the
team
is
Marist
's
top
f
in
isher
,
and
Jenn

jun
iors
Jay
Grady
and
Jama
l
van
ia
.

focus
ing
on
i
ts
supreme
goa
l
:
be- Rosenb
la
t
t
(22
:28)
,
Leann

Padge
t
t
.
W
i
th
a
f
ive-man
average

'Tm,~eally l.ooking·fo~ard
t?nex
t
com
ing
the
bes
t
team
in
the
h
is- Bo
l
ing
broke
,
Sue
Go
lden
and

of
26
:33
and
a
team
score
of
390
,
week
,
Co
la
izzo
sa
id
.
We
d
id
our
to
ry

of
the

program
.
Las
t
yea
r
,
.
the
Chery
l
Norr
is
compr
ised
the
res
t

Mar
is
t
improved

two

p
laces
and
46
hardes
t
workou
t
of
the
season
on
cross-coun
try
team
cap
tured
the
of
the

scor
ing
f
ive
.

po
in
ts
over
las
t
year
's
performance

Wedn~sday.
I
d
idn
'
t
expec
t
us
to
IC4A
Un
ivers
i
ty
Champ
ionsh
ip

Th
is
weekend
,
the
men
's
and

a
t
the

Mee
t
of
Champ
ions
.

come
m
here

~resh."
and
sha
t
tered
a
23-year-o
ld
team
women
's

teams

w
i
l
l
t
rave
l

to

Leh
igh

Even
w
i
th
the
success
,
men
's
Severa
l
Mans
t
runners
managed
t
ime

reco
rd
.

Un
ive
rs
i
ty
in

Be
th
lehem
,
PA
fo
r

the

coach
Pe
te
Co
la
izzo
sa
id
the

team
to
no
tch
cons
iderab
le
persona
l
Team
Cap
ta
in
Dr
isco
l
l
said
Pau
l
Shor
t
Inv
i
ta
t
iona
l
.

S
ta
f
f

Wr
i
ter

wan
t
Andy
go
ing
anywhere.
And

when
wr
i
ters
began
to
specu
la
te

tha
t
O
'Ne
i
l
l
was
near
ing
the
end

as
he
s
lumped
last
Sep
tember
,

Torre
s
tood
up
and
made
i
t
c
lear

wha
t
O
'Ne
i
l
l
mean
t
to

h
is
team
.

Now
To
r
re
shou
ld
s
tand
up
for

T
ino
.
He
shou
ld
be
there

for
a
guy

who
has
cons
is
ten
t
ly
been
there

for
h
im
.
Ins
tead
,
To
r
re
has
taken

the

company
l
ine
,
tha
t

Mar
t
inez
's

con
trac
t
s
i
tua
t
ion
w
i
l
l
be
ad­
dressed
in
the
off-season
.

For
h
is
par
t
,
desp
i
te
a
l
l
the
d
is­
trac
t
ions
and
trade
rumors
,
and

desp
i
te
hav
ing
the

r
igh
t

to

be
a
l
i
t
t
le

on
the
ang
ry
s
ide
,
T
ino
has
kep
t

h
is
coo
l
and
responded
w
i
th
the

season
of
h
is
l
ife
.
W
i
th
Chuck

Knob
lauch
a
non-fac
tor
,
Dav
id

Jus
t
ice
no
t
produc
ing
as
expec
ted
,

and
Be
rn
ie
W
i
l
l
iams
m
iss
ing
games

early
in
the
season
,
T
ino
has

thrown
the
Yankee
juggernau
t

square
ly
on
h
is
shou
lders
.
A
t

press
t
ime
,
he
leads

the

team

w
i
th

34
homeruns
and
113
runs
ba
t
ted

in
.
He
leads

the

team

in

to
ta
l

bases

and
in

s
lugg
ing
percen
tage
,
is

sec­
ond
in

games
p
layed
and
h
i
ts
,
and

th
ird

in

runs
scored
.

T
ino
has
cons
is
ten
t
ly
produced

for
the
Yankees
.
He
has
never

dr
iven
in

less

than

90
runs
and
on
ly

once
has
he
fa
i
led
to
dr
ive
in
100
.

He
has
never
p
layed
less

than
140

games
and
on
ly
once
has
he
fa
i
led

to

p
lay
in

a
t
leas
t

150
.
He
has
been

c
lu
tch
as
we
l
l
,
de
l
iver
ing
in
the

pos
t-season
,
never
more
so
than

when
he
b
las
ted
a
two-ou
t
,
sev­
en
th-
inn
ing
grand
s
lam
in

Game
1

of
the
98
'
Wor
ld
Ser
ies
,
crush
ing

any
hopes
the
Padres
m
igh
t
have

had
.

T
ino
Mar
t
inez
has
been
there

for

the

Yankees
.
From
the

day
hear­
r
ived
in
the
Bronx
,
he
has
been

the
re
,

p
lay
ing
eve
ryday
,
produc
ing

every
yea
r
,
and
above
a
l
l
,
he
lp
ing

h
is
team

w
in
.

Now
,
th
is

o
f
f
-season
,
i
t

is

t
ime

tha
t

the

Yankees
are
there

for
T
ino
.

TENNIS
..
From

12

A
ldorsson
c
la
imed
v
ic
tory
,
w
in­
n
ing
6
-4
,
6
-7
,
5
-7
.

"
I
t

was
one
of
the

bes
t
ma
tches
,

a
l
l
coaches
agreed
,"
sa
id
Sm
i
th
.

F
if
teen
teams
were
represen
ted

a
t
the

Inv
i
ta
t
iona
l
,

inc
lud
ing

some

top
schoo
ls
in
the

Nor
theas
t
.
The

Red
Foxes
fa
ired

we
l
l
aga
ins
t
the
ir

compe
t
i
t
ion
,
prov
ing
they
'
are
a

s
trong
team
,

accord
ing
to

Sm
i
th
.

"Th
is
is
the
s
tronges
t
team
we

have
had
s
ince
my


tenure
here
a
t

Mar
is
t
,"
he
sa
id
.
"W
i
th
the
add
i­
t
ion
of
Mar
t
in
A
ldorsson
,
Dav
id

S
la
ter
,
coup
led
w
i
th
N
ick
Bass
-a

Dav
is
Cup
p
layer
f
rom
S
t
.
C
roy
,

V
i
rg
in
Is
lands
and
freshman
M
ike

Nass
if
,
we
have
a
very
form
idab
le

n
ine
p
layers
on
our
team
."

Th
is
weekend
Mar
is
t
w
i
l
l
p
lay
a
t

the
Harvard
ECAC,

champ
ion­
sh
ips
.
Accord
ing
to
coach
Sm
i
th

th
is

tournamen
t

fea
tu
res
the

16
bes
t

teams

be
tween
Ma
ine
and
V
irg
in
ia

as
se
lec
ted
by
a
committee
of

seven
coaches
.




-._
......
:d

_______

THE
CIRCLE
______

_

S
ta
t

of
the

Week

Las
t
Sunday
,
the

Mar
is
t
men
's
tenn
is

team

defea
ted
R
ider
7
-0
.
The
v
ic
tory
marked
the

They
Sa
id
I
t

_
•

34
th
s
tra
igh
t

MAAC
v
ic
tory
for

the

Red

Foxes
.
Mar
is
t
w
i
l
l
p
lay
in

the

Harvard

ECAC
Champ
ionsh
ips
wh
ich
fea
tures
the

16
bes
t
teams

from

Ma
ine
to

V
i
rg
in
ia
,

accord
ing
to

head
coach
T
im
Sm
i
th

October
4
,
2001

SPORTS

"W
i
th
the

ta
len
t

we
have
,
I
'd

be

ex
treme
ly
d
isappo
in
ted

i
f

we
d
id

no
t

defend
our
t
i
t
le

and

advance
to

our

.
four
th

NCAA
champ
ionsh
ip
.
"

Men
's
tenn
is

head
coach
T
im
Sm
i
th
abou
t

h
is
expec
ta
t
ions
for

th
is

year
's
team
.

Page
12

Men
's
soccer

ha
lted
1-0
by
Manhattan

in

MAAC
opener

by

MIKE
DRECHSEL

S
ta
f
f

Wr
i
ter

.Two
days
ago
the
Mar
is
t

Men
's
Soccer
team

took

a
dev­
as
ta
t
ing
loss

to

the

d
isma
l
Man­
ha
t
tan
Co
l
lege
Jaspe
rs
1
-0
,
in

the

Bronx
.
Freshman
Ma
t
thew

Sa
lo
t
t
i
ne
t
ted
.
the
game
w
inner

in
the
51s
t
m
inu
te
of
the
con­
tes
t
w
i
th
a
20-yard
f
l
icker
just

pas
t
Mar
is
t
goa
lkeeper
Car
los

DeB
r
i
to
.

Mar
is
t
head
coach
Bobby

Herodes
was
d
isappo
in
ted
w
i
th

the

p
lay
of

h
is
team
,

i
t

be
ing
the

f
irs
t
game
in
Me
tro
A
t
lan
t
ic

A
th
le
t
ic
Conference
(MAAC)

p
lay
.

"They

(Mar
is
t)

have
a
warped

sense
of
rea
l
i
ty
,"
sa
id
Herodes

abou
t
h
is
team
.
"A
l
though
I

have
to
g
ive
Manha
t
tan
cred
i
t

~:..:
for
the
v
ic
tory
.

I
t

was
a
good

.
.
.
.

:-;.~~ ~.oal
and
they

d
id
wha
t
they

had

•
'
.
to
do
defens
ive
ly
to
·

preserve

the
w
in
,
but
we
shou
ld
have

pounded
them
."

The
Red
Foxes
dom
ina
ted
the

f
irs
t

ha
lf
,
bu
t
cou
ld
no
t
connec
t
.

Jaspers
goa
l
ie
Jesse
Lardner

made
s
ix
saves
,
and
a
l
though

DeBr
i
to
le
t

up
the

game-w
inner
,

he
s
topped
a
l
l
four
o
f

Manha
t
tan
's
o
ther
sho
ts
.

He
rodes
s
imp
ly

expec
ted
more

from
h
is
team
then
the
effor
t

they
gave
.

"Th
is
is

a
d
ishear
ten
ing
loss
,"

sa
id
Herodes
.
"It
's
as
bad
as

they

come
."

W
i
th
na
t
iona
l
powerhouse

Loyo
la
com
ing
to
Mar
is
t
on

Sa
tu
rday
,
the

Red
Foxes
despe
r
­
a
te
ly
wan
ted
to

defea
t
the

f
ledg
­
l
ing

Jaspers
.

"
I
f

we
p
lay
l
ike

th
is

on
Sa
tur­
day
,
you
can
expec
t
an
ex
t
reme
ly

lops
ided

ma
tch
,"
sa
id
Herodes
.

The
Greyhounds
of
Loyo
la

Un
ivers
i
ty
have
g
iven
up
just

one
goa
l
in
i
ts
las
t
s
ix
games
,

tha
t

one
goa
l
com
ing
on
a
pen­
a
l
ty
k
ick
.
They
w
i
l
l
come
in
to

the
con
tes
t
ranked
13
th
in
the

Na
t
iona
l
Soccer
Coaches
Asso­
c
ia
t
ion
of
Amer
ica
(NSCAA)

po
l
l
,
mov
ing
up
two

spo
ts
from

las
t

week
.

"Hopefu
l
ly
th
is
game
w
i
l
l

serve
as
a
wake-up
ca
l
l
for

us
,"

sa
id
Herodes
.
"Th
is
week
in

prac
t
ice
I
'
l
l

be
ro
ta
t
ing
p
layers

and
f
ind
ing
those

tha
t

are
ready

to

p
lay
."

M
iµ
is
t
squeaked

in
to

the

con­
ference
p
layoffs
las
t

year
w
i
th

f
ive
w
ins
and
w
i
l
l
mos
t
l
ike
ly

need
a
t

leas
t

s
ix

to

ge
t
back
the
re

th
is

yea
r
.

Herodes
a
lso
spoke
abou
t
the

sen
ior

impac
t

as
a
fac
tor

for

the

Red
Foxes
to
con
t
inue
the
ir

success
.

"In
order
for
us
to

p
lay
we
l
l
,

we
're
go
ing
to

need
the

leader­
sh
ip
ou
t
of
the

sen
iors
,"
added

Herodes
.

"
I
f

they

come
ou
t
and

take

charge
we
don
'
t
lose

games

l
ike

ton
igh
t
.
We
haven
'
t
rea
l
ly

p
layed
a
l
l
too

we
l
l
th
is
season
.

We
've
had
a
lo
t

of

breaks
go
our

way
and
we
canno
t
re
ly

on
tha
t
."

Th
ings
seemed
to

go
the
way

of
the

Red
Foxes
las
t

Sa
turday

n
igh
t
aga
ins
t
the
Rams
o
f

Fordham
,
bu
t
not
because
of

breaks
.
Mar
is
t
dom
ina
ted
and

des
troyed
the

Rams
6
-1
.
Dav
id

Mus
insk
i
and
S
teve
Murk
each

had
two
goa
ls
ap
iece
to
g
ive

Mar
is
t
the
ir

f
if
th
v
ic
tory
of
the

season
.

Sen
ior
Br
ian
Garafo
la
and

freshman
Pa
tr
ick
Saf
ino
a
lso

ne
t
ted
goa
ls
for

Mar
is
t
.
DeBr
i
to

had
to
make
three
saves
in

the

v
ic
tory

.

"The
Fordham
and
Oneon
ta

games
were
the

on
ly
two

games

we
p
layed
we
l
l
from

s
tar
t

to

f
in
­
ish
,"

sa
id
Herodes
.

The
loss

dropped
Mar
is
t
to

5-
3
overa
l
l
and
0-
i
in

the

confer­
ence
.

Mar
is
t
w
i
l
l
re-group
aga
ins
t

Loyo
la
on
Sa
turday
af
ternoon

a
t
1
p
.m
.
on
Leon
idoff
F
ie
ld
and

w
i
l
l
a
lso
face
Iona
a
t
home
on

Wednesday
Oc
tober
10
th
.

PHOTO CRED
IT
/MAR
IST
ATHLET
IC
DEPARTMENT

Sen
ior
S
teve
Murk
scored
two

goa
ls
in

Mar
is
t
's
6-1
v
ic
tory

over
Fordham
,
bu
t
ne
i
ther
he
nor
any

of

h
is
teama
tes

cou
ld

crack
the

Manha
t
tan
ne
t
on
Tuesday
n
igh
t
,
los
ing

to

the

Jaspers
1
-0
in

the

team
's
f
irst

con
ference
game

of

the

season
.

Red
Fox
footba
l
l
dro·
ps
to

0-3
after
loss

to
St
.
Peter
's

by

PETER
PALMIERI

Spor
ts
Ed
i
tor

goa
lfromJamesGa
lea
la
te
in
the
turned
the
ba
l
l
over
on
four

f
irs
t
scored
.

downs
,
af
ter
ga
in
ing
on
ly
one

Led
by
A
lfredo
R
iu
l
lano
's
32
ya
rd
.
S
t
.Pe
ter
'sranou
t
thec
lock

For
the

f
irs
t

t
ime

in

the

h
is
tory
yards
on
ten
carr
ies
,
the
Red
to

secure
the

v
ic
tory
.

of

the

J
im

Parady
era
,
the

Mar
is
t
Foxes
came
s
to
rm
ing

back
in

the
The
loss

was
the

f
irs
t

confer­
foo
tba
l
l
team
has
s
tar
ted
the
th
ird
quar
ter
to
cu
t
the

lead

to
ence
loss
for
Mar
is
t
,
dropp
ing

season
w
i
th
an
0-3
record
.

10-7
.
The
Mar
i
s
t
offense
the

team

to

0
-1
on
the

yea
r
,
wh
i
le

Mar
is
t
con
t
inued
i
ts
three- ma
rched
81
ya
rds
down
the

f
ie
ld
S
t
.
Pe
ter
's
evened
i
ts
confer­
game
sk
id
,
fa
l
l
ing
to

Me
tro
A
t- on
23
p
lays
,
capped
by
a
one
ence
record

a
t
1
-1
.

lan
t
ic
A
th
le
t
ic
Conference
yard
run
from
R
iu
l
lano
for
the

Red
Fox
quar
terback
John

(MAAC)
foe
S
t
.
Pe
ter
's
13-7
.
touchdown
.

Come
l
iusen
wen
t
7-17
in
the

The
team
recorded
i
ts
lowes
t
However
,
on
the
ensu
ing
game
for
77
yards
and
one
in­
po
in
t
to
ta
l
and
lowes
t

yardage
dr
ive
,
Ga
lea
conver
ted
on
a
21- tercep
t
ion
.
R
iu
l
lano
rushed

for

to
ta
l
of
the
season
aga
ins
t
the
yard
f
ie
ld
goa
l
a
t
temp
t
to
g
ive
49
yards
fo
l
lowed
by
jun
ior

Peacocks
.

the
Peacocks
a
13-7
lead
tha
t
Chr
is
Pr
ice
who
racked
up
44

S
t
.
Pe
ter
's
go
t
on
the
board
they
wou
ld
never
re
l
inqu
ish
.
yards
on
12
carr
ies
.

f
irs
t

w
i
th
an
impress
ive

68-yard
The
dr
ive
was
h
igh
l
igh
ted
by
a
T
im
Cu
l
len
led

the

Mar
is
t
de-
touchdown
run
from
runn
ing
45-yard
run

from

C
lay
ton
.

fense
w
i
th
11
tack
les

fo
l
lowed

back
Derek
C
lay
ton
.
The
sopho
-
La
te
in
the
four
th
quar
ter
,
by
Hea
ly
w
i
th
f
ive
.
The
defense

more
back
ran

for

a
to
ta
l

of
187
·
sophomore
John
Hea
ly
III
re- a
lso
recovered
two

fumb
les
by

yards
on
the

ground
,
more
than
covered
a
fumb
le
by
C
lay
ton
,
S
t
.
Pe
ter
's
.

the
en
t
ire
Mar
i
s
t
offense
,
en
g
iv
ing
the

Red
Foxes
one
more

Mar
is
t
w
i
l
l
take

on
Fa
irf
ie
ld

rou
te
to

earn
ing
MAAC
P
layer
sho
t
to
pu
l
l
ou
t
the
w
in
.
W
i
th
Un
ivers
i
ty
on
Sa
turday
in

Con­
of
the

Week
honors
.

2
:36
rema
in
ing

on
the

c
lock
and
nec
t
icu
t
.
Fa
irf
ie
ld
is

2-
0
in

the

The
Peacocks
increased
the
on
ly30yardsfrommak
ingam
i- MAAC
,com
ingoffa26-
21de­
lead

to
10-0
on
a
32-yard
f
ie
ld
racu
lous
comeback
,
Mar
is
t
fea
t
a
t
the

hands
of
Iona
.

Men
's
Tenn
is
look
ing

strong
ear
ly
on

by
PAULSEACH

Cap
ta
in
Pa
t
Dahner
t
won
the
coach
T
im
Sm
i
th
,
the

bes
t
ma
tch

S
ta
f
/Wr
i
ter

D
F
l
igh
t
conso
la
t
ion
ma
tch
,
of

the

tournamen
t

was
be
tween

Las
t
weekend
,
the
Marist
w
inn
ing
four
ma
tches
in
the
Jun
ior
Co
l
lege
transfer
Mar
t
in

men
's
tenn
is
s
tormed
in
to
the
backdraw
.
He
defea
ted
Ky
le
A
ldorsson
and
James
Newman

Brown
Inv
i
ta
t
iona
l
tournamen
t
Burbara
of
the
Un
ivers
i
ty
of
of
Assump
t
ion
Co
l
lege
in
the

w
i
th
the
ir

s
igh
ts
se
t
on
v
ic
tory
.
Rhode
Is
land

6-1
,
4-6
,
10
-8
.

quar
terf
ina
ls
of

the

ma
in
-d
r
'aw
.

They.
d
id
no
t
d
isappo
in
t
.

Accord
ing
to
Men
's
Tenn
is

See

.
.
.
TENNIS
,
11