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The communications departm~nt.~
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radio; '1;\l_aµd
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into •
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Arts;while
should •
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in the -way -their dep;irtnients are :zational
communications,
journalism
structured. . •
and° public reiations; according to
It's all part of .a plan that "".ill Augus_tine Nolan, chairperson for
make many of the current department communications_
and the arts~
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Music and fashion_
design would
• of concentration, starting by making faff· under_ a· different divisfon __
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according :·to. the< rle:w format, ..
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deans. "In some departments,_.there
•-wo~uld .)all; ·:fall ;·under<.i1ew
will be very little impact or change," • Com.~unfo_iitiont Dean
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''_while . • · ''This gives the faculfyJhe ch_ance
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There wiUbe niuch more emphasis their department,"· Nolan. said. "It
on deans being involved with outside doesn't niean that teachers_
can -only
agencies, -with grant writing and teach in those_ specific departmen_ts
recruitment."
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though/' -He.: cited• examples of
According to _
vanderHeyden,
Professors --Mary McComb and
what this will mean is that faculty Richard Platt of teachers that don't
will ~e cut into smaller groups, limit themselves tojust one area of
allowmg for more concentration communications.
Greek"\-\Teek
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Sorority
Sigma Sigma Sigma
finished 'first In last
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organizations on campus; helped to
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alo11g
with an· Engbsh a ),tudy of over 200 schools of
supervise and plan the week.
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first year a sportsmans~~Jaward ;was
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>''The students seemed to enjoy
ad,ded. AlHour soront1es received
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full credit f~rsportsman~hip, as_
well
be
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some_ dtffer~nces • m --o~m_ion. __
despite ijle fact that 1t has over 750
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eight competing teams were
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Epsilon Phi . and
Some. may find.it too ar_ch~c, and students majoring in communications. _ broken up • into two_ categories;
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"Phi Sigma Kappa ~nd Tau
e~tabbshmg cross-mteres! (among _it• is -for purely, academic_
reasons,,,
Ou! of. th~. soronties .com~ting Epsilon, third; Phi Sigma Kappa,
Kappa EJ>silon
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diff~[ent depamnenti,).
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said, referring to the
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Missing again from this year's
did receive some, Sansola said.
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what·they (the department) wants;" see OOC?llle
schools :tte Informat10n .K\lltZ said.
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lot of:time was put iast year trying to g~t them
on:
the
representahv~, who work har~, and
·said Professor Ed O'Ke_efe, who ,.an~ Sciences and Libenµ Arts and
in by Steve, Kelly, Martin; Frank
campus," Kurtz said.
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works on the fAC. "We then submit _Sciences.
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The sno)V on Saturday threatened • 1~_the commg year.
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of Safety
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and w,as · refeased as the Federal •. and-Security, said this
is
not true. -
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the Student Right -to Know and
Campus Security. Act. ~-
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Know and Campus Security Act is
a federal act that was put into ef-
fect in 1992 and requires colleges
to ·publish __
reports about· crime on
their . campuses.
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As required by the act, Marist
releases an anmial pamphlet
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a
list of crimes and their occurrence
on the campus over the preceding
three years.
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In Marist's last pamphlet listing
the required statistics, it stated that
there were no arrests, from 1991
through 1994, for drug violations
weapons possession or alcohol vio-
lations. •
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It also stated that within this time
frame, there was a total of one tape
at MarisL
With the act came the rlsk of
-"Crimes of sexual assault must be reported to
security •
by the victim in order for it tQ be
reported in year~end staiisncs_." .
_ -Joe
Leary,
director of S~ety
ancl
_Security
Department of Education's final
regulations concerning the act.
The compromise, • according·
to
the "Chronicle of Higher Educa-
tion,"·
requires'
rape-crisis advisers
and
other counselors to report
to
the
school authorities the numbec, not
the names, of victims
that had
come
to them
over a given
period
of
time.
This
time frame
is
determined
by
the school.
_ "The compromise required ...
(anyone) who has significant re-
sponsibility for
student
campus ac-
"Crimes of sexual assault,"
Leary said. "must be reported to
security by the victim in order for
it to be reported in the year-end
statistics."
Leary and Marist are wrong ac- •
cording _to _the Federal Department
of Education.
Paula
Husselman, the Depart-
ment of Education's specialist on
the
act.
said arrests do need to be
made in crimes such as alcohol and
drug violations in order for them to
appear in the report.
Bui
she continued to say that
counselors and housing -officials,
including resident_ assistants and
directors, must report other crimes
to security to update· the distributed
statisti~.
They do not have to report • the
name of the victim, unless the vic-
tim wants action taken against the
assailanL •
This includes sexual assault,
Husselman said.
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the timely reports that are
submitted in addition to the year-
end report. counselors and housing
officials have.to submit nwnbers on
how many people have come to
them to report a crime. But names
do not have to be used," Husselman
said.
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ancl fantas~i_rig
~hat one
/i{uriel.'s Wedding: and·, Dolores_- an'd D~yid:
·c:::aruso·:-return_s
to·.!~ ...
by Jl;'STIN_SE~~ET
trying to find herself as she attempts day she will be v.:ea_ring
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Clai~orne=now
in the theaters - two
screen
_after
:leaving
'Dennis
Fra!}Z
Circle Film Critic
to prove to everyone that has put
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~he~e's lots of,, lau~hs-m_ t~e. movies that o_f~er
wonderful ~arts for . and th~ bare but~
_of.f!ll:D
~lue_.
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her down that she is worthy of
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1t s d1re_ch:d
Laughs at the theater, f~r me, are
·\respect.
pathetic
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faf!tdY
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1f people actually go and by ~arb_et
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_bitch
gir_ls-·
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super~_original,
but
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.Female.
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throwing us garbage hke The Brady
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turns
that Muriel's
:wedding
fakes
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t~e
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dnvel tha,t._·comes
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as stu~1? pe~ple pay mon~y to.see
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her p·arents off of ap~thet1c fath~r refuses to a~cept his
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·acllve
them, 1t s g01~g to stay that_
y;ay.
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thousands of dollars,
.she
takes an children, contmuously puttmg them
co~edy that w~l~ engulf you m the . Roman
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" ... youcandance ... youcandance .. !" release date ofGood Friday ..
Muriel's Wedding comes from
Rli ,..~
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(Grade: A-)
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was personally hoping to take
salvation for some movie buffs,
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Collette, who is so convincing as the
sucked (surprise!),
_we
can now look Mom, Dad and Grandma to it on
striking gold with the $100 million-
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ugly duckling trying to. make· her
forward to the crop of in.ovies due
.
Easter
·Sunday; ·but
it looks like I'll
plus Pulp Fiction and now the_
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greatest dream come
·true
(she won
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out this spring before gearing up for just
_have
to wait.
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controversial Priest, set tci open soon.
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summer
_disasters.
like Kevin
Muriel's Wedding
is honestly the.
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makeup-is also outstanding,
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Costner's
-Waterworld~
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Girl?
best movie that· I've seen this-year (I.
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·ugly
as can be
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in th·e beginning and
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highly
.
Tom Collette stars as Munel
friend,
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sex-crazy
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party' girl.·
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The ABBA music is vital to the
.a
break sometune soon?
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suggest_-you
see this heartfelt drama
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Hesslop, an Australian outcast who
Rhonda (Rachel Griffiths).
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film,
'making
the audience laugh· at
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stars in Kiss of Death~ which
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dreams otbeing wed ~espit~wha_t
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Through Rhonda, Muriel.(-.yho songslike"Femando~•andthenow'-
op~ns•next week, and.D!e·Hard:
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all ~e res_1dents
of Porpoise Spt! keep
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·Jater
changes her. name to
."Ma~el") .
immortal "Dancing Queen:•: .
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·~ith a Ve~geance, s.et to hit ~e~ns . uite soon
as
well
(I know you didn't
telling her.
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that she can truly make friends·
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·totally
humming these songs hours after the
It's too bad, liecause I don't want· see t is_ on
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m9vie ends,
'and
you_'ll promis_e
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maJors.
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Michaei
Fashion Show and Awards, Marist's
coHecllon of apparel
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this .show. Leva,. Kalinka, Cynthia gSteffe and
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forward to several other happenings.
a~cordmg to Ehz?beth Csordas,
alumni, have been workin
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~1rec~or
of .~he fash~?,n
department, student designers since Se~ember in
will be entering an intimate apparel
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themes a_nd mspirations all come student's personal style their·talent
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from aspect~ of: nature,'.'
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and ability and the infl~ence of the
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Damu Smith
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long time' peace,
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community leader and organizer will
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mobilizing the environmental justice
movement on a, global leyel.
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public's
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Bob Lynch, director of College
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o_rganization thatJas:'_captuied the
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and:: representatives;.
of non-
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believes students
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attention and· raised the, awareness
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governmental organizations in order
.
at Marist should be concerned about
of people across the globe through· to fight for environmental justice.
environmental racism.
non~violent activism,-
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"Environmental racism is the
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n_ewest
blata.nt disregard for our earth
.:.forefront
of the· agenda of many States to over 100
.communities
to
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and itis unacceptable. We need to
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environmen!al organizations.
educate minorities about· how
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they
.enlighten
our students right riow
Smith said, minority neighbor-
can fight for social justice and free
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about this issue and how it effects
hoo_ds are often· used as dumping their neighborhoods from the threat them as
a person," he said.
grounds for the toxic wastes of many • of toxic waste.
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<'~t is a sp~cial !ssue !hat ~ee'!-5 working _with
the plann_ing
committee racism,. but also some activism
spef1al Jocus,
Smith sa1.d.
H
1s for the First National People of_Color towards how students can organize
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this new type of envi-
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held'inWashington, D.C., .. ronmental disaster."
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Traveling to South Africa, Sinith Smith will be giving first hand
of: color· m the United· States of ll'!et with s_everal leaders
of
accounts of his own story and will
America, from urban Harlem in New eriviforimental organizations and
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be showing some moving slides that
York to
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rural
Columbia,
in provided support for communit1es
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government to what-one author called·"fend-
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If you had been, maybe you wouldn't have walked home all alone from Nite Cap or
The Republicans want to shift programs·to
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princip!es res~~ding to their.needs it'wiff
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If you had known, maybe you would've been more careful when you jogged the streets the process will have to fend for'.themselves
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of Poughkeepsie early in. the. morning and at night.
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hardships was the
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And in addition, the following thought runs through your head...
what they call the Personal Responsibility Act. pro~l~ms iµ-e mo_re
diverse. Racism. Deficits.
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was designed to cut spending in order to
Religio~ wars.
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can't believe. the school wouldn't tell us. How can they pretend that girl was never
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finance these
tax
cuts for the rich. It's goodbye
But Just as FDR strategtca!IY chang~ the
raped? She must feel slapped in the face by her school."
~elfare moms _hello capital gains cuts! If the focus of goven:iment so too will R~pubh_cans.
Harsh reality, kittens.
rich are happy we are all happy, right?
But bewar<: of thos~ who try to discredit the
Crime, of all shapes and
sizes,
happens at Marist College.
WRONG! NEWf,
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AKE UP!
Contra~ with ~enca
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ow you are tired of hearing this, but for the sake of the incoming freshmen, don't
cushion the blows middle class America will gai1_1
or lose politically.
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naive_ to Marist as you were.
have to suffer once more at the hands of the
It is more important than petty politics
And above all, don't letthat victim be slapped in the face.
Republicans. The contract proposals will be beca~ _it is a legislative agenda_tJ}at
is trying
The point, well I'm not quite sure if there is one, not on the surface at least;
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the yalues and soul America
Basically, The Circle has been informed that the so-easily-forgotten rape case of 1993 And if anything arrives at the White House has always had.
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that threatens to drive a a knife through the
We are on the eve ofa very exciting time
Just remember, these incoming students are going to find out about it somehow.
he~ of ~orking_ c!as~ America, President because just
3:5
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spoke of the
Clmton wdl stop 1t m
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New Dea_l this will be our piece of history
Wouldn't it cushion the blow a tad bit if they were slightly informed before September
America, the Democratic party is alive and story to to tell.
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working for you righ! now,
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As Qov. Tommy Thompson of Wisconsin
Because you can bet all the money- in the Marist PR fund that The Circle will be
Tallahassee, and all over America. We know said, "When you look_back years from from
covering every day of the trial, and they'll eventually have to pick it up and read it.
you don't w~t another round of Reaganomics. now, you're going to say they came, they saw,
Scary thought, huh?
We're working for real change as we fight the they conquered."
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humor columnist, but sometimes
wearing ·shorts;-just when I was
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don't think Thrifty delivers kegs on
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Sundays , we'll make it a BYOB
Whether she felt guilty :for not . doing homework is out of the . affair.
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That'd be a hell of a lot of after-
winter or 1:>ecause
she kriows we're-
Yo~:re all getti!l~ into your
Easter hard boiled eggs sitting in
all goofmg off down here, she gave fratem1t1es and soront1es, there are
people's refrigerators
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us a·nice little dusting on Saturday formals and dancy~type
things going
a lot of people stealing salt shakers
as proof that she knows that students on --oh yeah, and SunFest is coming. from the cafeteria· - because that's
are taking advantage of the good It's all got everyone iri a much better - the only way to eat a hard boiled
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. egg, sopping wet in salt.
She sees all of you down at
the .
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But chances are that most of you
river.
with 1t a lot of warm weather and
are reading this paper on Monday,
She sees y' ou ·gu· s tannin· · it
bikinis, becaus': there's nothing
af!er Easter. That means you'll have
in Gartl · d
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missed all of the festivities. Don't
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And she sees the basketball
all. of the snow and ice. Actually, I. wind of change coming to this
games in· front of Champagnat into ~ad had enough of the stuff way back
campus (no, it's not the treatment
all hours of the night.
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plant.)
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With evecy new season there
irresponsible, Mother Nature has snowboard.
comes new_things to do and enjoy. I
become evecyone's mom away from
But, there's no use in crying over· know this. because I have exper-
home - which wouldn't be so bad if spilt milk (even}f it's got twohe:iping ienced a whole gaggle of new
she did some laundcy and made our
tablespoons of Nestle's Quik in it) seasons and have only recently made
beds evecy once in a while.
and we should all welcome this new this discovecy.
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1g n 1anapo 1s 00 party at my
warm and there are cool breezes
Maybe on Sunday we should all house on Labor Day. After, we're
flowing through our open windows? come back to Poughkeepsie a litle going to drag race golf carts down
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Smits collected 15 points while to college compet1ho_n,.1s
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College's Rik Smits, the first-ever shooting 50 percent from the field;
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alumnus
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first-round college draft pick said." . the road,. Smits ex~l~med.
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on th_e
court, while "A lot of guys have been playing
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a quiet,
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after pacjng Indiana w_i~h
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4/13- lccrosse
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Army. 3:30 p.in.
Men's
&
liiomen's crew hosting
4/14- Basebdl
at
Molllt
st.
Mary's.
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12:00
p.rn.
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vs. Siena,. 3:30 p.m. •,
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4/18-Bcsebdl
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Forch:m, 3:30 p.m:
Locr~vs.
Lafayette, 2:00 p.m.
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by JASON FARAGO
Staff Writer
Sometimes, that is the way the
ball bounces.
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Entering the seventh, Marist
mounted a comeback. Murphy tripled
and scored on· a single by Melissa
Fanelli who was plated by a Laurie
Sleight single.
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all the success' the
-Maris!
On a <;:old
arid
·overcast
Sunday,
the Red Foxes played the Manhattan
But the late inning heroics cal"''.
to an end as Courtney Sleight lini'J
a shot back to the pitcher. The
pitcher knocked it down only to have
the Jasper thirdbaseman
throw
Sleight out at first.
r_•·
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athletiqearils h~ve:
been
·experienc-
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f
ing this"year;it seems the luck would
College Jaspers.
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Head coach George Burgin
described the day
as
not being fit to
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start runriing ouk.
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)VeJJ,
think again/
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-oonsistency:'of
the ineh's
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t~nnis~~t'eant'.Jppear_s\to
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be givin.g°
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them:a.)egitimate shot at a Northeast
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Conforencetitle'.
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:/Le"<l-°by~o.
Lsingies<senior
co~.
captain':"Martin
Byrne; the team-has
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play:
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"Their field
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was not in the
greatest of shape,'' Burgin said
before Marist lost to Manhattan 7-6.
"Just not-great weather for softball."
The way the ball bounces.
On Friday, Marist hosted the
Colgate
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Red
.
Raiders.
Hudson went the distance for the
win. She struck out six and twirled
her sixth shutout of the year as Marist
downed Colgate, 4-0.
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jll~t:s~a~~cf
to; com~ t1~ethei' in the.:
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last-two,weelcs;:
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. '.>T)i_e:-~ed:
Fqxe{kept
up its_._
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winning ways
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by.--:
defeating
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Siena,
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5~2;':on.Tuesday··.at·,the Dutchess.
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Regardless,
starter Michelle
Hudson took the hill and was saddled
with
.her
third loss of the season as
she.fell to 10-Jand the team 17-5-
1
(7-0-1
-Northeast
Conference).
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According to Burgin, the field
was laden
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with
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ditches
that
_contributed
to the shotty Marist
With Hudson pitching a shutout,
the Ma_rist batters only needed one
inning of damage.
In the third, singles by Darrah
Metz and Angela Degatano (1 RBI),
two Colgate errors and an RBI
double i,y Fanelli would score three.
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R~cq~et
G}!Jb
in Poughk~epsie:
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,'.")3yrne
won his match, 6-Q; ~,O,
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defense as they committed five errors
on the day:._
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Byrne perfect
.9-0~record
this•\
seaso*>,·
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'He,is
playing so well; that he has'.
only
'lost
two
.sets
aU,season: long;:
!~sing. a se.t-to Casey..Cohloff/ 4-6/.
and also losing one set
1o
the No.1--
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siefgl~s play~t-froµi:Arniy~.
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Hea·d. coach' Cnarles
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Hardmaf{:
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hafiiothing bufpraisiffor Byrrte:··>;
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:'.¥.¥tin
is·the pe~t:male:play¢r:_
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that ~arist_ has se.en,'.' l.fardman said.
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"He
.
has been· playing close: to that
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zone tliat many
gooa
players· have.
"l.'fot
only is
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he playing good.-
-'sophprriore'sensation
Michelle ·Hudson uncorks during a recent
tennis;··.but it is ~lean
·tennis,''
.he
·-softball
game.
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Byrne· in tum gives his coac~es
a lot of credit.
,
,
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"Th·e coaches
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h,ave
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been
extmnely helpful," Bryne said.
Byrne is also qui,ck tci'give credit to
his teammatesi:
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"We are· doirig well'as"' a team~
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and really coming together," he said ..
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Two instances when the field
helped Manhattan was in the bottom
of
.
the
first,
the
Manhattan
thirdbasemail lined a shot down the
-line.
The hit turned into an excursion
as
the
ball skitted away and turned
into a hoinerun.
The second was a routine
grounder late in· the game tha-t took
a strange bounce that shortstop Beth
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Murphy could not handle,
.
Hudson,
in defense of her
shortstop;said there was no way she
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could have possibly asked Murphy
to come u_p with the ball.
Murphy also chipped in with an
RBI of her own.
In the nightcap Bridgette Foy
started. her second game of the
season since the loss of No.
2
starter
Robin Stohrer.
The
freshman
ran irito
a
bit of a
jam. in the fifth with no_ score.
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"She (Foy) wasn't finding the
plate,'' Burgin said. "Up to that point,
she had thrown a lot of pitches and
we wanted to win the doubleheader."
Hudson was called upon in relief.
Burgin admitted he did not have
a problem throwing his ace twice
in
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.Foxeifhas
been outstanding all s~ason long, and
it continued against the Saints;
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Marc
Nussbaum won his. match. at No.
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singles, 6-3,
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Also notching victories'wereNo.
3 singles Probodh Chiplunkar and
No:'4 Tony Yacobellis.
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Teaming with(:hiIJlu~i,ceron No_.
2
doubles was
Dw,
Suinarsam; .who
notched llis first' college victory..
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·_.•~Everyone
_played.really
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Runners fare better than weath~r-.:at Yale Inv.
(agl!ii:ist Siena); ii wiisa'totalteam
McQuillan's time of
19
minutes
Redmond finished first in her heat
effort,"· Hardman said.
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by-M.,\RC LESTINSKY
38 seconds, a personal record, in the': and broke:a·:Marist indoor record,
Oit Friday, the Red'Foxes,Io~t io
Staff Writer "'::
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5,000-meter run was good notched
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Fordham
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6-~; an~ last
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her a fourth-place finish.
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Kelly said
:lie
was glad to
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see
the Red Foxes
_was
by Kristina
Andriuschenko's performance in the
1,500.
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Thiu:'soay
they dowiie:rl
Io11a CoU~ge;_
As snow-·was
'falling:
outside,-
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·coach
Phil. Kelly said
_he
Redmorio havhuch acstrong-race.
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recordswerefaHirig inside
was pleased to seeJhatMcQuillari~s.
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cl()ser
·£Yoarl_ethlen·v·w1·toamt1·0enila's1·.·otrnac
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the
times seem to ~e becoming more
to finish,'"Khelly said.b
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than the;i;core;read;,howeY.er.
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corisistent.
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Due to t e meet eing moved
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"We
definitely played better than
The·surprise snow st
orm
may
.
"This
race makes two weeks in-. inside, senior Dawn. Doty
.had
to
the score indicates,". Hardm~i,said.
have
.postponed·
most of the events
a-row now that she has run well for forget about the hurdles and try her
Andriuschenko,
a first year
runner from·Moscow, set a personal
best time (5:33) .
Kelly
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said the outing was.
different but successful.
"Overall, it was a good day for
us,'' Kelly said. "It was just so
bizarre."
"Marc's· (Nussbaum)
·m-atch
wa_s to be held on the outdoor track, but
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us/' Kelly said.
luck at another event.
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close
,
(4~6,
:,4~6};
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:anch;:,Chip
it did not stop the Red Foxes from
Also in the 5,000, junior Melissa
Doty joined Redmond in the 800.
(Chiplunker) almost
iJi:illea
llis,match
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racing well.
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Zobel placed sixth with a personal
She responded with a personal
out."
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One runner on track for Marist
·best
time of 19:55.
best time of 2:34.9.
The Red Foxes will return to
action on April 22 when they travel
to the Columbia Invitational.
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After winning the first se(6-3,
was sophomore_Mary ~cQuil_lan.
In the 800, freshman Kerriann
One other rfonnance tci note for
·and_
taking_(! 5~4 'lead. in
_the_
Secopd,
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Chipfonker lost in three; 6~3, 5-7
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Hardman-praised his, players
for
all the effort they. have put in.
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"AH
of my
.
players are very
coachable," he said. ~mtey all listen
to
what I say and apply it
.on
the
court."
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One thing Hardman preaches ·is
"Get the pop."
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"In boxing the strongest b_est
punch is a jab, with that pop,"
Hardman explains .. "In tennis it is
.
the same way, the strongest best ball
hit is one with that pop, so my
players practice to get the
pop."
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Hopefully if they continue
to
play
well, they can "get the pop" allthe
way through the NEC :rou~ament.:
The tou~nament ·wili° be· held
.
April 22-23 in Emmitspurg, Md.,·at
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The· Red Foxes host Wagner
College on Wednesday for the last
NEC. match of the year.
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''.You can't
win
a' game that way,"
assistant coach··Joe'·Bruno
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said
·of
.though
Molloy h~d 18hits, the ..
·Tuesday•s·
16::r:1oss to.Molloy
pitching·staff co~ld
'not:be
blani~d..
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3-6 Northeast Conference) took.
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io the field on Tuesday in hopes of
the defense'_and ili,e
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hosted Northeast Conference-foe St.
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ophomore_
'Chris
Webb; Clms
'.FrancisC(N.-y:)
to close
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Head coach
Arf
Smith said his,
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;a'iid
:•Nick.'
Bauorie
team 1·us_
tgo.t b.
eat.but
.th.
eg· ame· was.
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combined. to allow
.16
runs arid 18
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close.
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Freshman-Jim McGowan hit· his
Senlol' ~tch~r Matt Vale~tine awaits
'c#IIIJrom
umpire in Monday~s
9-4)oss to
St:
Francis
(N.Y.).
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."It
was a poor defensive
-~ffori,".
second homc:run
·,
qf ~hthine.
season to
The"i:leci
Foxes are ~15-1
(3-6
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Bruno said; "Chris (Webb) pitched
bring the Req Foxes
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two runs,
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eighth.
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happ~~e~ ;ilh two outs.
<iay;.
gt>ing i~for-4.
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did.everything for us," Smith
;
The top_ of'the·eighth
:·found
-·But
'Marist·
could· not. rally. to
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Senior.·Jeff Rose recorded.his
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split_· a said. "He's our'best hitter. We
Marist in a hole; allowing nine nuis,
CO!Jle
out on
.top~
as the' 'I_'er:rietj;
:.r9urth
los_s~
allowing_three
\\'.a1ksand
.do.iil;,le~e·ader;:~ith
$t,
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Fi.mcis: o~
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aJways h.ope io have him up in key
.
five hits; five ·:walks and two hit
score~L'three insurance_
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the·
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Senior Matt Valentine drove in· hits dalllaged the. Red Fox
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Sophomore Patrick Casey started
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Lasalle Invitational in Camden~
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place :LaSalle:
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start a rally so far behind in an
records, pe~onaEand:sc_hoo.!,.and
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hitting over .300. They are Mark
weeks ago, butJast.~eekend they
'Iwo Marist
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quit.
b~ball,that ~as seen Tuesday, this
-Barron
(.429), Vinny Roberto (.313)
ousted longtim~'rnralYillanova, and the softball team;
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have· well under, at.
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and Smith said
they lost 7-6_ t_o
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Manst Colle~e
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the· y<>ungei'
and les.s experienced only had 38
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m tbe_Jast fol!r before. _the season his team needed,
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cltuggmg along recently.
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get over .300.
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stro,ngly'at 11.:.s_-1(7-0-UIBC)
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the success of Michelle Hudson and bann_er~n
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Robm Stohrer was a b1g,part of
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Conference Player of the Year in
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wit~out her,
That
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the pathetic score of the
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This is· an accelerated schedule
.429 batting average, four homeruns, ~here
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_recruiting
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th.at ts b)owmg the
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Martin Byrne is· undefeated, 9-0, NEC away (Hudson and R. Stohrer the• Red Foxes. They combined to
Many tunes m an 111!1mg,
the Red players on
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team.
in his No. l singles position in
are last seasons pitching recruits). . give up 18 hits.
Foxes get the two quick outs and
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The depth may not be there.
Assistant coach Joe Bruno said
then someone will get in the box and
Teri
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And finally the snow is melted,
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