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IN THIS 'ISSUE Viewpoint P. 2 Intersession P. 4 \_ Vol. 13 No. 8 Published For and By the Stude~s November 13, l 973 .Art Department Burns by the QUILL News Staff At approximately 12:30 p.m. Bristol Fire Department, which oh Friday, November 2, a fire by now had arrived at the scene, broke out in the painting and contained the blaze to one room drawing rooms of the Art and put it out. Department, the North pod of Extensive damage was the Science-Math Building, on the suffered in the form of furniture Bristol Campus. Mr . James and painting supplies. One wall Cathers, an art instructor, was gutted, floors and ceilings happened upon the blaze which were ruined, and windows were had already reached serious smashed. proportions, on bis return to the When asked to list the pod from lunch. He immecliately probably causes of the fire, Chief (12:40) rang the alarm. Edward Borges of the Bristol Fire Biology - instructors, Drs. De partment replied that the Jungwirth and O'Connell, were scene of the fire had been cleaned the next to the scene; and they so thoroughly by Cheir RWC triend vainly to put the fire out compatriots so as to make it with the extinguishers at hand. virtually impossible to discern. At 12:45, Roger Williams' He added that it is not only College Fire Department heads unwise but. unlawful to proceed ...... ···~ "! t Steve Antonio and Joe Lopardo, in this matter. ~ '_ . -- - ~\ i. :":':;: l .., . ).,::'!J entered the building with Scott When asked for an estimate .¢_.. ,.._, ' - ·- - ·- ...... ~ Air Packs and removed a set of of damage done, Mr. William . · ~·i' :..'f' · ~ potentially explosive acetyline Nott, Physical Plant Director, " gas tanks and a .small Irish Setter replied that the Cigures will be in Photo by Daue Dupris puppy (Beelsy") which were later this week, when the housed in an adjoininl! room. The restoration is complete. Student Budget Bearings Zannini Urges Conservation '--"' Slated For November 19 In a memorandum to the C o 11 ege Comm unity on At the meeting on November last year to use on budgets and 5, Senators discussed the budget November 5, 1973, Vice we should have approximately President of Roger Williams hearing, upcoming social events, $34,000 (depending on next the new Academic Council, and College, Frank Zannini, stated semester's enrollment) for the that because of th.e fuel crisis and the proposal to have a student on year, for the Budget Committee its impact on the College the Board of Trustees. to work with. He said that Tbe treasurer reported that Community in general, the reports on club's accounts. would following measures are being print outs on money available to be forwarded monthly to either us this year and of money from instituted by the Physical Plant the Senate Treasurer, President or Department to conserve fuel and last year would be available in a Secretary, and that from there it electricity. couple of days. Comptroller, should be filtered down to the Gary Phillips, who had been clubs. He also suggested that the A. Thermostats in all rooms invited by the Senate to talk, Senate not pass out phones to and buildings are being lowered stated that we have clubs because they are very hard to a temperature of 65 degrees. approximately $2000 left from to control. B. All outside air intakes are being closed and the buildings Following Gary's speech, the retained on full re-circu,lation 24 Senators voted unanimously to hours a day. appoint him as their financial C. All exhaust fans will be advisor. Gary graciously secured except those in toilet Womans accepted. areas and laboratories. On the Social Committee's D. The power to every other progress, Vice President Marc exterior light pole will be Career. Perry asked the Senate to disconnected. appropriate up to $450 for a Zannini said, "the steps Thanksgiving Turkey Bash. lt was outlined above· being taken by Conference decided not to appropriate the the Physical Plant Department to Female high school students money until entire plans were Wby $7 Spring '74, conserve fuel and electricity may from all over Rhode Island and drawn up and presented to the cause some d iscom.fort throughout the winter months," nearby Massachusetts and Senate. by Louonda Deuine by Daue Goldberg however, students' cooperation Connecticut wiU have an In response to the Academic Concerning the reason for In order to prevent the by wearing sweaters and turning opportunity_ to meet and talk Council's request for three the $7 deferment fee this year on confusion that occurred at the . with professional businesswomen deferred loans , Donald last registration, registration off all lights when they're not non-voting Senate members for being used, etc., will be greatly during Roger Williams College's Desrochers, Financial Aid forms will be sent ' out on the Committee, it was decided by appreciated and will also help us second annual Career Conference the Senate that Don Annaldo, Officer, explained that it was November 21 for the Spring to get through the winter with an for Women, scheduled for 10:15 Chairperson .of the Senate necessary to institute the fee to semester. In case of closeouts of a adequate supply of fuel and on Tuesday, November 13 at Academi.c Committee, would by cover administrative costs section, a form will be sent to the electricity. • · Bristol. The <;onference is to be incharge of appointing pec$ple for incurred due to the follow up student informing him of such. '<:>art o( the area activities for the Council. necessary on students who did The student will have ample time \._ - 1/ational Career Guidance Week, In the near future, the Senate not repay their loans for one to re-plan his schedule in case November 11-17. plans on sponsoring Lois reason or another. I closeouts occur. Mr. Stan uww The Career Conference will Schuyler's film , "How to Make a The first time deferred I Jacobiak, Registrar, cites the fact On Monday, October 22, the focus on growing opportunities Woman," from Polymoor Films, tuitions were allowed was in the that out <>f 1300 mail University Without Walls meved for women in accounting, Boston, Massachsuetts. Spring of 1971, which was the enrollments for Fall, 1972, only from 266 Pine Street to 35 manage me nt, marketing, and A committee has been first semester Mr. Desrochers was six had to be readjusted. Richmond Street in Providence, gene-ral business-traditionally formed to spearhead the project here. There was no deferment During this past summer, a which used to be Saltzman's male-dominated fields, which, of getting a student on the Board charge at this time. There were committee of faculty and Mens' Clothing Store. In the new more and more, are seeking of Trustees. A meeting to discuss approximately 100 students. Of administrators met to decide building they have four floors, qualified women. Emphasis will the subject is scheduled to be these students, a good number about registration procedure. The the entire building, of workable also be given to practical held in Dr. Gauvey's office next required considerable follow up faculty's general opinion was that space. questions and aspects of career week. The Committee will consist because they weren't paying their mail r egist ration was Their new telephone n umber preparation, such as combining of one dorm student, one bills. This, of course, involved "dehumanizing." However, Mr. is 751-6100. On the Providence work and marriage and the legal commuter from Bristol, one l etters, phone calls, and Jacobia k warned that an campus, they can be reached on ramifications of discrimination. commuter from Providence, and secretarial work. "in-person" .registration would Extensi6n 65. possibly one more dorm student. Visitors are welcome for tea Continued on page 2 Continued on page 2 Continued on page 2 or coffee. Page 2 THE \QUILL TUESDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1973 ViewP-oint Woman's Careers /EDITO .RIALS'\_ Confd The QUILL has changed hands again. That might not seem like news. As the new Editor, I can pledge only fairness and completeness, from p. 1 good spirit and candor. I can also pledge that the newspaper will The Yearbook improve with every productive individual who walks through our door. The conference will open As the QUILL receives over $8,000 per year in student funds, we with a General Session, durir find it is necessary to close our office to casual visitors three days a ::bav• JJa1lanJ The year book is $55,000 stashed away. If this is which the keynote address will l week so that we may concentrate on the news, culture, and sports that out ... finally, and what a so, why did they ask for $3,500 delivered by Gloria Lincourt, - affect the students. Open hours are Monday and Friday from 9 a.m. to yearbook it is. Vice President for Marketing, 5p.m. from the Student Assistance The cover is rather nice and Service last year? And why is a People's Bank. Three informal Bring your suggestions and complaints to us first. We'll be glad to the picture of Gauvey isn't bad sem inars in two sessions, talk. picture of Holly (sitting out in (straight from his press t h e woods) pasted over this beginning at 12:30 ard ending at Jack Mahoney portfolio) ... but the rest, well ... statement? Well, you see, it's 2:15, will be held. Conducting Opening the book we first because this type of nonsense the .;'\ccounting Seminar will be find a couple of seniors going up '~es up another page; and there Carol Garand, Revenue Agent, the down staircase and vise-versa. aren't too many in this year's and Ruth Morgan, Tax Auditor, Letters To The What this means means that good book. Ah, but on to t he both with the Internal Revenue ol' Rog grads are going United States. Here at Stewart Marqus ...... $1.00 Steve Stillman ...... 1.00 Lory Jackerson ...... 1.00 Roger Williams College, a small Mindy Gersten ...... 1.00 Nat Hires ...... 1.00 Heather Emanuel ...... 1.00 group of caring students gave what they could afford to the CHAPTER MEETING of RWC - A.C.L.U. Student Union QUILL POLLI On Wednesday, November 14 at 3:45 p.m. in Science-Math Starting LH 14. Students and Faculty Nears Compleation Tuesday, Nov. Welcomed! by Norman Mowry As you probably know, there lower level. is a new building rising on the The upper level will contain Deferment RWC campus. The Student the main dining room which will Center will be Roger Williams' also be used for assemblies, "all in one" building. lt will mixers, and other school Cont'd from p.1 house a snack bar, bookstore, runctions; an infirmary; and recreation room, multi-purpose another multi-purpose room. At the e nd of the fall •ilJt (@uill room, and the Rathskellar. Mr. The workers will hammer semester, the number of students Clark , Su p er intendent of throug h the winter; and, requiring follow UP. again Construction, said there is also according to Mr. Clark, the Published Weekly in Prov. &: Bristol ,increase; but it was decided even the possibility of a Post Otfice building should be completed in so that no fee was needed. After under the same roof-all of these mid-February. evaluating the Spring, 1973 offices to be contained on the ------by Student .Publications, Inc. semester, there was such an in creased number of students Deferment fees can be waived in requiring follow up that it was special cases such as in bank loans Simeoni Phone 255-2146 then decided that if deferred that are tied up or if someone is U...._,Mute 11ews,.per ,_1tllshe4 fw ·lk lt._ll _, RWC: payments were to be offered in perhaps only two days late. the Fall of 1973 with the Contest PrevlMKe all4 Brt1W. ft .I. It 1llall - ...... provi.e a MWI Minimum down payment is llttYk:e to tlle 1tlMlettt Wy. It 1llall alM · w cea1i.ere4 le.ally administrative costs involved and half for veterans. On a bank loan, Michael Simeoni, candidate au&onemeu1 from t~ cerporatf- 1tnact~ el Roeer ·wu11am1 the number of students looking a $100 minimum down payment for Senior Class Presidency, has C"ef l~e H It II supported t.ully by tile 1tu4enll thnMlp· die for them also increasing, that a is required. This j{; because when con tested t he Senior Class 1ludent activity fee ud out1ift advertlllll« revenue. In this IHH It fee of $7 would have to be the bank loan comes in it usually elections. He has stated his •H•l ~ respon1lltle only to die 1llldftlt Wy of Retft' Wlllia1111 charged. An additional point is covers the entire year's tuition in reasons .as fo llows: a. The ("ellt'•«'· l.:nsl•ned edlterlal1 repreMnt the views of tllts paper. that veterans tend to be one lump sum. Registrar's Office stated taht a TllC"y 4e Ml 11•ce11arlly reflect the opl11•1 of the faculty. ••· unusually lax on the point of ·------print-out list of seniors would b• ml11l1traUen. or student llelly •• a wltek. S&ped Mltorilll1. paying their bills, which requires Spring '74 forwarded to the SAS Office b) fflu•111. rtvlew1 ... letters reprelt'tlt &k penemal vle1n el &k follow up which in turn creates November 14. This has not been - 11¥rilttl. the need for more money to Cont'd from· p.1 done, and thus it negates the cover the work and materials possibility of balloting by mail; involved. not work, in that the Registrar's and b . due to accidental Jack Mahoney ...... Editor-in-Chief The $7 fee was arrived at as Office would have to handle conditions, balloting was not held Laurie Werthessen ...... Business Manager t he projected amount that it 1500 registrations in three days. at hours which llad been As was said, this plan failed last Lovonda Devine ...... News Editor would cost to cover designated by the SAS. administrative charges for follow semester; and Mr. Jaoobiak is David Kellog ...... Cultural Editor M. Simeoni will approach the up work. lf more than $7 .50 is convinced that that was an Student Senate today to request David F. Husband ...... Sports Editor charged, it would mean becoming indication. a mail-out b alloting for all George Meleleu ...... Photographer involved with the Truth in This semester, Mr. Jacobiak seniors. He feels, furthermore, Lending Federal law. The school was given full responsibility for t h at public inter views, i.e., Sta!f: Dave Goldberg, Norman Mowry, Jim Gordon, Marc rerry, Scott does not have the manpower to planning and implimenting QUILL, should be held before Miller, Brian Phillips. become involved with this, so a registration; and as he stated , "l the election, which in tum should set $7 fee is charged no matter don't want any confusion this be well publicised and properly ------~ what the amount deferred is. time around." conduclRcl THE QUILL TUESDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1?7JH 1t Page 3 Students Read In Creative Writing Series In The Coffeehouse by Elizabeth Hanson The RWC Theatre million-dollar bomb shelter, dead bodies on stage (or are The Creative Writing Lou Papineau is a freshman Department will present two which tells you where they're at. there?); and, of course, Inspector Department presents its second from East Providence with quite plays on November 15 and 16, The fun is in watching bow Hound, played by Loring ~ and poetry reading of the an impressive writing career which is a first for us. The plays Arnold deals with the :.'>cial Benisch. Come to the Muldoon semester on Thursday, already backing him up. He had a are two types of black comedy, workers who try to help him. Manor and find out who is the ember 15 at 8 p.m. in weekly column of record reviews but both are sufficiently different When you've seen his technique, ·real Inspector Hound. This is all cture Hall 130. Reading from in the Woonsocket CALL and he and interesting to provide an maybe you'll agree that he's got leading up to something. their own works will be Jan has written many film reviews for entertainin g night for our something. Long, Kim Horton, Lou The POINT. Lou's poems have audiences. "The Real Inspector In Person Papineau, and Emmanuel also appeared io several small "Crawling Arnold," aby Jules Hound," by Tom Stoppard, will Ross- all Roger Williams students publications. Among the poems Feiffer, will be directed by Scott be the second production of the and Creative Writing majors. he'll be reading from are, "Before Racusin and will probably be evening, following "Arnold" and Jan Long is a s6phomore and After," a poem about limbo done in Theatre One. Showtime a brief intermission for "Forest from Maywood, New Jersey, who and Walter Cronkite; and a poem is 8 p.m. Check our ads for refreshments (Cree). Hound will writes poetry. She claims to be that begins, "I'm painting location. Cast: Sprague Theobald go up in the Coffeehouse at Lawn'' innuenced by Wallace Stevens, lewdness on the walls of the as "Arnold," Bill Kahn, Philenda about 8:45 p.m. Sistine Chapel." Stryki!r, Mar y Rocha and CAST by Dave Kellogg who says, "Music is reeling, The. last few Coffeehouses then,/not sound ... " This theme is Emmanuel Ross is currently Jennifer Sims. Moon .... _...... R. Wilber Jules Feiffer is well known have been less than satisfying, but recurrent throughout much of working on his novel, tentatively Bird Bood ...... S. Theobald "Forest Lawn" at ' least was a Jan's work. Sometimes it is seen titled "Down and Di.rty." He'll be for bis outrageous brand of Cynthia ...... J. Cohen quality production. The play isn't as a negative force, as in reading Crom such prose pieces as humor and his acute sense of Felicity ...... P. Whittaker anything great; but it is fun to "Strangler," where she writes, "Nuthouse" and "Back at the satire. "Arnold" is a good Mrs. Drudge ...... B. Carlin see-it's a show to enjoy without "Living beneath the bell/has Old Nuthouse" to round out the example of his style-well written Magnus Muldoon ... D. Husband trying to figure out what it started taking arrect ... By evening. Emmanuel's work bas a and quite funne. The play Simon ... _ ...... Seth Abbott means. Lawn has both sad and midnight/it engraves a permanent strange and eerie quality about concerns a 35-year-old man Inspector Hound ..... L. Benish funny moments and might be it-deeply personal, almost to the (Sprague Theobald) who has Set Design & called "Lemonade" ten years impression;/one more way or later. stopping my breath." Jan is point of being confessional-and dediced to spend his life crawling Ass't. Director ..... J. Hutchings Music composed by ... B. Dennis The plot simply concerns capable or writing short, imagistic yet he is able to keep that instead of walking. He lives with two old ladies at a cafeteria who poems that stun the reader, such discursive, distand tone of writers hj s parents, who don 't Music played by ...... J. Barr are reminiscing over their life and as "Down South in August," like Kesey. understand him but try to help "Inspector Houng" will be a making funeral arrangements. which actually makes one thirsty Hope the reading fits your him. His parents are typical of unique production in many The play is well-written enough after reading its three lines. schedule. This listening will be the late '50's - early '60's. They respects. The staging is unlike any to avoid being morbid and it is Kim Horton thumbs in from easy, and the admission is free! practice air raids in their I've seen done here before. It will quite funny. The subject of death Newport every day and likes to be travezse theatre, which has the is tastefuUy handled in some stage in the middle of two really comic lines. call what he writes "anti-poetry" The two old ladies have or just plain "weird." He, too, is Brother To Dragons audience areas. What this means is that the case will play to both reached senility; but Gertrude is a . sophomore Creative Writing by Richard Wilber more childlike than Clara, who major and is a reader on the For its opening production in sides of the house. This type of has a stronger character. Sheila mammy-type slave figure. Ms. s.tag i ng does have many poetry staff of ALDEBARAN. the new Trinity Playhouse, the Meek did a great job of playing McHugh looked the part and was When he's not playing with his Trinity Square Repertory this imposing and all-knowing possibilities. good as Gertrude. Her sense of typewriter, Kim is polishing up Company is now presenting woman. Her voice, her stage Tom Stoppard's timing was right. Getting many of his latest poem. He plans on Robert Penn Warren.s "Brother presence and her skill as an "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern the show's laughs, she captured to Dragons." Thjs is a new actress carried her character Are Dead" play is very much a the essence of an old woman. As n?ading from such delights as, with She.Ha, Donna Ferrara had "For De Bool," and " It's a version or the play which Trinity nicely all through the show. black comedy and very first staged in their 1967-68 entertaining. "Hound" is no trouble with her role as Clara. Feeling You Get When You Singling out people in a show season. Having spoken to people of th.is quality is hard to do. patterned after an old-time While it was no challenge, she did Think Of Someplace Like who saw that production, I Everyone was excellent right British melodrama; but it is much give a good performance. Sheila Guam." Kim's forte lies in his and Donna's reactions to the believe there were considerable down to the smallest part in the more, as you will see. The setting "hility to pull off seemingly light, changes for the better. chorus. The technical aspects of other people in the cafeteria were 1 The play, which is Muldoon Manor, which is all natural and believable. c lines that have more sober this show makhed the quality of very musterious. The household \ rtones when strung together recounts the murder of a slave by the acting. Director John Lombardi has is full of odd characters and '--'•h the main spring of his a cousin of Thomas Jefferson, To begin with, the new an idea of what will be comic, poetry. An extremely clever opens with the arrival or the playhouse is a delight. It is small strange happenings: a cripple in a but I feel both actresses were family in Kentucky and a lively and intimate as the old house was wheelchair, Magnus Muldoon (or more or less self directed. Lawn is writer, Kim should have many folk song sung by the slaves and an uncomplicated show, but one words with which to enlighten us. but it has the addition of a more is he?) played by Dave Husband; other members of the chorus. flexible stage area without the the sombre Mrs. Drudge (Betsy with which a lot could be done 1\ere is much music in this play, problems of the wings in the old Carlin) who knows more than she for comic touches. For example, and it makes a large contribution theatre. Eugene Lee's set was a routine could be worked out so to the overall image of the lets on; two drama critics (Rich that the way the ladies ate simple but good for this play. Wilber, Sprague Theobald) who What's production. The lighting was precise without highlighted their lines, showing In the major roles, most or being overdone and it worked leave the safety of their seats to anger, humor, or bewilderment, the actors were very good. The well. enter the play. There are a lot of etc. Going On only exceptions were James Eichelberger in the role of RWC Films (Free): Thomas Jefferson and Marguerite Thurs. (15) - Shane. Directed by Lenert in the part of Lucy Lewis, George Stevens. Ala'h Ladd, Van Jefferson's sister. Mr. Heflin, Jack Palance. Science Eichelberger did his best in the OPEAJ UNDER part; but he was, in my opinion, Tiie Math Lecture Hall at 7 p.m. miscast. While he did look very /J)EJtJ )/A/l/ACENEl/1~ much like Jefferson, his vocal Plays: quality did not convey to me a Thurs. (15) and Fri. (16) - The president. of the United States. Pizza RWC Theatre Department will Ms. Lenert, however, did not present two plays. Crawling seem up to her role until the very Arnold by Jules Feiffer in end of the second act-when she Lecture Hall No. 1 at 8 p.m. and was quite good . David Kennett was fantastic Gallery Tom Stoppard's " The Real in the role of Lilburn Lewis, the Inspe ctor Hound" will be murderer. He conveyed very well presented in the Coffee House the crumbling mind of Lewis Theatre. culminating in the 111urder and the following events. Robert Concerts: Black, in the part of Isham Lewis, Nov. 13 - Focus and Wishbone got off to a slow start due to his 53 discount to all students showing college ID's Ash at the Orpheum Theatre at 8 lines. He did not have much to p.m. $4.50 - 6.50. build on, it seemed. Once he Nov. 14-15 - Bette Midler will be established his character, he proved to be well suited to the at the Music Hall. $5 - 7. role. Very well suited. Serving all varieties of pizza, oven hot grinders, stuffed Nov. 16 - Neil Young at the Barbra Meek was marvelous Boston Music Hall at 8 p.m. in the role of Aunt Cat, the quahogs, steak sandwhiches and a variety of drinks. $4.50 . 6.50. Nov. 11 - Taj Mahal, Blue and The Chris Rhodes Band Cousens. French Club Tufts University Gym at 8 p.m. Hours: Sun, Tues, Thurs, p.m. . ..., at Tufts~ $4.50 at ticket Wed, 4 p.m. - 11 \ ies. Formed '--. 17 - Genesis at Cohen Auditorium at Tufts. $1. by Dave Fer/ind Nov. 18 - Orpheum. Hot Tuna The French Club is now the Fri. - 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Sa.t. - 4 p.m. - 2 a.m. and Argent. $4 · 6. youngest club on campus. On ...,. Nov. 21 - Richard Harris with a November 7, the officers were 5 0-piece orchestra and chorus elected by the members. They plus Jonathan Livingston Seagull. are: Jacques Dietenne, President; Closed Mondays $5 - 7. Martyn Packard, Vice President; Nov. 29 - Music Hall. Loggins Dimitrios Tomares , and Messina with Guest Star Jesse Se ere ta ry-Treasurer; and Mrs. \-- ~ERIDAY SPECIAL - Fish and chips - stuffed quahogs. Coli n Young at 7 and 10 p.m. Jesperson, Club Advisor. Dec. 1 & 2 - The Grateful Dead The purpose of the Club is to w~y specials on menu. broaden the understanding of the I will appear in concert at the .I Music Hall at 7 p.m. Buy 'em French culture. According to the early. Club officials, new members are Dec. 2 - The Who will be at the welcome- b e they French Call 253-927 5 Boston Garden. speaking or not. PAGE 4 ' THE QUILL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1973

*******************************·*****************·. Hawk. Sports· Review _) ************************************************- .lll .... . :tl,,,.,...... - , A .,.,,... _b > L <=~ ; ,r;, 13 Year Old HAWK HOCKEY Genius 73-74 Ili... Boris here again. As you know, Bobby Fischer had my number in lceland , and beat me &porting their third coach in down to the final squad by their astoundingly in the World Chess as many years, the Roger season-opening game against Championship. He was 29 at the Williams Hockey Team began Hawthorne College on November time. He played this game at age practice last week in preparation 30. The game will b e at 13 against Donald Byrne at the for an upcoming 17-game Hawthorne. Rosenwald Tournament in 1956. schedule. The eight home games, the Byrne was an International Under the leadership of Fred first o n December 3 against Master at the time. Soares, who also coached the Gordon College, will be played at Hawks' Soccer Team , the icemen the Portsmouth Abbey rink oCf Photo by George Meleleu Byrne Fischer have already b egun cutting West Main Road in Portsmouth. Black The weather was everything but warm last week as the Quill's roving White players, with hope of getting The season's schedule is: sports photographer, driven out in the cold by a nagging sports editor, N-K B3 N-KB3 found this group of football-fetished fanatics scrambling around on the P-QB4 P-KN3 N- B3 B-N2 HOME GAMES college's front lawn. Unidentified to protect the innocent, they asked Dec. 3 (Fri.) for a final picture before charging off to face an opponent who, Gordon College ...... 7 p.m. Dec. 10 (Mon.) knowing of the team's pigskin prowess, stayed in the warmth of their P-Q4 0 -0 R.I. Jr. College ...... 7 p.m. rooms. B-84 P-Q4 Jan. 23 (Wed.} St. Francis College ...... 7 p.m. Q-N3 . PXP Feb. 1 (Fri.) Suffolk University ...... 7 p.m. QXBP P-83 Feb. 44 (Mon.) Stonehill College ...... 7 p.m. An Alternative P-K4 QN-Q2 Feb. 6 (Wed.) Hawthorne College ...... 7 p.m. R-Ql N-N3 Feb. 11 (Mon.) Curry Coll ege ...... 7 p.m. Q-85 B-N5 Feb. 26 (Tues.) Nasson College ...... 7 p.m. Intersession B-KN5 N-R5 AWAY GAMES Q-R3 NXN Nov. 30 (Fri.) Hawthorne College ...... 8 p.m. Northern Essex Community and receive credit for the trip. Dec. 5 {Weds.) Mr. Fox suggested special BXP Q-N3 Suffolk University ...... 9 p.m. College will sponsor a two-week Dec. 8 (Sat.) advisors for this program, all with B-B4 NXQBP Curry College ...... 7 p.m. tour of Italy this coming January Jan. 26 (Sat.) a special interest in Italian affairs: B·B5 KR-Kl Trinity College ...... 7:30 p.m. under the di.rection of Professor Jan. 28 (Mon.) C.D. Grise. This tour will be Mssrs. Mancini and Schuyler and K-Bl B-K3 Gordon College ...... 7:3r Feb. 7 (Thurs.) supplimented by two weeks or Mrs. Spencer. These advisors, or BXQ BXB R .I.J.C ...... Feb. 13 (Weds.) related study at that college and others or the students' choosing, K-Nl N-K7 Stonehill College ...... - ~- Feb. 17 (Sun.) will be open for credit. _should be contacted as soon as K-Bl . NXP Nasson College ...... 7:30 p.m. According to Dr. Richard possible, as petitions for credit K-Nl - N-K7 Feb. 21 Thurs.) University Conn. Frosh ...... 6 p.m. Fox, Assistant Academic Dean, must be filed before departure. XK-Bl N-86 this is an opportunity for Roger The price of air fare only is K-N l PXB Williams College students not also to be noted, according to Dr. Q-N4 R-R5 only to tour the Italian cities of Fox, as it is a very low $200. QXP NXR Hawk Track Rome Florence, and Milan; but Dr. Fox may be contacted P-KR3 RXP K-R2 •o apply for a related for more information at (255) NXP R-Kl Independent Study here at RWC 2247. RXR Q-QS B-Bl UNWANTED NXR B-Q4 Into The Sunset PREGNANCY? N-83 N-K5 American Family Planning is a WANTED P-R4 P-R4 hosp i ta/ -affiliated organization (ALIVE) N-K5 K-N2 The following are the results Small College State Meet at R.I. K-Nl B-84 offering you all alternatives to an Sports Writer of the final two cross country College on October 31 (4·1/2 K-Bl N-N6 meets that the Hawk team unwanted pregnancy. For Inquire mile course): Bryant College· 25; information in your area, call: K-Kl B-N5 participated in: QUILL OFFICE (215) 449-2006 K-Ql B-N6 Barrington College meet on Rhode Island College . 46; AMERICAN FAMILY PLANNING! K-Bl N-K7 October 27 (5-1/4 mile course): Barrington College · 51; Roger A Medical Service K-Nl N-B6 Barrington College · 25; Eastern K-Bl R-B7Mate Williams College · 108. RWC to Help You Nazarene · 37; Roger Williams · runners: Ben Hellman · 17th 'B. RWC Runners: Ben Hellman· 1 2th place · 34:49; Steve place · 25:18; Steve Antoniou Antoniou - 13th place; Randy -20th place · 25:57; Randy ITALY Stephenson · 17th place. Stephenson · 22nd place . 28:30.

15 DAYS Buffington's $410 January 1974 Business Majors "A 15-day field trip to Italy, touring the Make Money Pharmacy cities of ROME, FLORENCE, AND In Your MILAN. Visits will be made to the Spare Time For all your personal following locations: Call needs Roman Forum, Catacombs, Bristol Office Vatican and St. ,Peter's, Victor 458 Hope Street, Bristol 255-2146 Emmanuel Monument, Palazzo 253-6555 Degli Uffizi, Santo Croce, Piazza Della Signoria, · 11 Duomo, and \ many other points of historical \ cultural interest. " Steve's Auto Body "Price includes; R.T. jet fare (Alitalia) from Boston; Hotel Accomodations (all Fender & Body Repairs nights); Two meals a day; Tours and Lectures; Optional trips to Venice and Radiator Repairs Napes" Also Available: Mail $25 registration fee to: Professor 382 Thames Street .... C.D. Grise, Northern Essex Community College, Haverhill Mass. 617-374-0721 Air Fare For Bristol for further information or contact 253-7547 Richard Fox at 2247. Only $200 253-8719 ..