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V. 39, No. 8, November 2, 1973 BR YANT COLLEGE - SM ITHFIELD, R.I. FRIDAY, NOV EMBER 2, 1973 VOLUME XXXIX NO.8 BRYANT GOES APB Photos by Jef Stein How come those athletic types always get the girls? • • OPINION Amnesty? With the world falling apart around us and everyone Yes or 0 losing their heads, it's nice to know that we at Bryant are N ... keeping ours. I'm keeping mine in cold storage in an attempt Cl) ..0 to keep it from boiling over. For the past five weeks I have Dear F.Alilor., E Cl) attended five Senate meetings; and for the past five weeks I > have left each Senate meeting with a fantastic headache, lost On We dnesday night o (October 31 ), six reprints of the Z and bewildered. For some unknown reason, the Senate -I< article, "No Amnesty" by Jerry meetings always end up in confusion and chaos. They Norton were placed on bulletin ~ usually start out nicely; but due to some llTesistible drive boards in the Unis tructure. This 3: among certain senators not to be outdone by other senators, was an attempt to get some :r: they become hell-bent on the idea of turning the second half reaction by the students. u The article , which was ~ of each meeting into a fiasco. People start talking all at once, c::x: published b y th e Young Cl) showing no respect to whoever has the floor; and build into Americans for Freedom was reprinted and put up by one of • ~ a chorus of cacophony. I look forward to these Senate meetings not because I'm an interested student, but because its members. We expect to place Sex, Sex, Sex of the juicy "discussions" which follow the adjournment of more articles up on different SUbjects. We urge the student each meeting. body to read them. Whether you Dear. Editor, I am disgusted with the lack of respect and common agree or disagree-read them and • decency which is displayed at these meetings. I doubt that then make your own stand. giving each Senator a copy of Robert's Rules of Order will Hopefully , you'll start to get Wh ile watching an old Mae chair- not so much from Wes t movie the other night and help, because I'm sure that they don't respect the person involved in the world around excitement, but from intrigue. you. hearing her say, " Come up and I was completely boggled by who drew them up enough to read them. This article is not We hope in the future we will see me sometime," it brought to the fa ct that it took 20 minutes directed to the entire Senate, but rather to those few who be able to form a chapter of mind an article that was in The just to accept the minutes of the persist in turning each meeting into a three-ring circus. I Y.A .F. at Bryant. We would then Archway a few weeks ago, whi ch last meeting. From there on in, it sincerely hope that there will be a better show of respect at be able to lead debates- but only solicited students to attend and was like listening to t h e get involved with the Student Whitehouse' s explanation of the next meeting and that everyone will have the decency to if the students are informed. Keep your eyes open and Senate. The following day. Watergate! Everybody who was keep their mouths shut while someone else is speaking. read articles put up for your unable to concentrate on my somebody had something to say Paul Carroll reading. school work, I found myself about everything, but nothing Assistant'News Editor . A Young' American for Freedom repea ing t ..... o words. They rang that anybody said amounted to in my mind, they pulsed in my anything because these purported blood, lhe ~ had ontrol over my somebodies have nothing that is Alton Mott · Bryant Controller entire actions all that day. 3:15, anything to say about everything . .386; 3:15, 386; 3:15, 386; 3:15, (If this last line confuses you just Dear ·Editor, 386; 3:15, 386; 3:15, 386. The keep saying to yourself, 3:15, time passed and finally there I EffeCtive iMmediatelY., Alton new Vice President for Business both the American Institute of 386; 3:15, 386 ... ) But through it was; Room THREE HUNDRED Mott is appointed as Controller Affairs. Certified Public Accountants and all I stuck it out, through the old EIGHTY·SIX! (at 3:15) ME! for Bryant College. In addition, Mr. Mott comes to Bryant the Rhode Island Society of business, the new business, the Little snot·nosed me! A nobody! tem porarily, he will also be College from Haskins & Sells (:: .P.A.'s. monkey business, and while the But here I was among all those responsible for those departments where he was a senior accountant He presently resides in West Senators gave each other the senators, their briefcases in hand, directed by David Simpson, and was assigned to the Bryant Barrington with his wife and two business (which is only fitting 25 cent cigars clasped firmly Charles Snyder, and the Dining account. He graduated from children. The Motts plan to move since Bryant is a school of between their teeth and their Business) ... Service operation. These U.R.1. with a major in accounting to the Smithfield area. beat-up London Fog coats draped To make a short story long, I responsiblities will remain in which was awarded with neatly over tileir forearms. found at the end of the meeting effect until the appointment of a "distinction." He is a member of From the Office of the President A hush fell over the masses as that I was rubbing my eyes, not the ga el as dropped . I was as from all that igar smoke; but THE A RCHWAY roud as p nch that I'd go ten mther from the smoke that was such a Jim Dandy seat way up in blasting out of the ears of all the the front row where I could Senators. In ending, I would just act ually hear and practically like to ask: why a Student Senate Are Teachers touch those men of fame, the do that has so much potential power EDITORS-IN-CHIEF gooders, the Bryant College allows itself to be stifled by uch Senators. The Senators having minute details. Rather than r RICHARD W. SCHIEBELHUTH taken their seats, the shuffling of attacking Roberts Rules of Order , Forgetting papers ceasing, and the fact that and each other, why not try the news reporters and camera uniting and working together for r STEPHEN F. SIDORUK men had situated themselves in a unified goal : the main problems rp ? all four corners of the room, I tha t face the Bryant College Their Job knew the start of the meeting was MANAGING EDITOR • Students. about to take place. Already I Sincerely yours in activity fees , found myself on the edge of my DICK '!RACY and 'lliE KODAK KID ! JOAN FRIAS Dear Editor, r ************************* What ever happened to the teachers who are understanding, LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS News Editor ..... .. .. .......... __ , , , " Rich Woolf helpful and concerned about Assistant .... _ . __ . _.... , .. ___ . _ . .. .. Paul Carroll their students? Here at Bryant I feel the teachers are forgetting the purpose of their jobs. We Sports Editor .. , _ . _ . __ . ... _ . __ .. , Peter Lockatell students come to college to learn I Assistant __ .. _ .. _ . __ . .. _ . _ . __ .. _ _ Steve Sadetsky by studying and through the help of our teachers. As of now, we sit Photo Editor .. _ . ____ . __ ........... _ .. Jef Stein in class and are told to learn the material through our books. If Entertainment Editor ...... .. .. Rob Rhault this is the case, then why don't we stop wasting our time and Production Manager .. ..... .. .... .. Brad Hartley money in school and just go to a Assistant ....... _ . .. Kurt Schlott bookstore and buy the texts? It seems to me that a teacher's objective is to help the Advertising Manager . ..... ... .. Rob Salam ida students learn; not to ridicule them for what they don't know. I Office Manager . ... _ . Cheryl Drew realize that the students have to give their time, effort, and Circulat ion Manager .. .. , ... .. ... Scott Clark participation in and outside of class in order to get good Staff: Dan Aderholdt, Karen Benoit, Steve Botwinoff, Kim Brubaker, grades- but a student is not a D ebb~ Colby, Fred Colson, Tom Cz pienski, Norv Garnett, Larry computer; we cannot be fed ~ mid s, Paul Lombardo, Rich Mage , Martin Mimnaugh, Lou information and be told to put it IgtO , Kathy Pearson, Dave Peters, Bob Pickett, Lynnda Pollen, Alan to use. We are human beings and • 'chockett, Lawrence Selvin, James Smith, Mike Wall ace, ameron should not be taught in the sam Wells, Al Werth. method t h at a c omputer The AR CHWAY----------------------~ is composed weekly clu ~ e academic year e xcllldinc programm r t program his vacaUOns by the underpaduate .nudent. of Bryant Coil ce. The publisher of machine. The ARCHWAY IS Bryant CollelCe. This ne , paper-is'written and edited enili:ely When we go for extra help by a student staff. and no form of censont.Up -at aU is. ~xerted on the cQntenis 'or style of any issue. The news and OpiniorlS expressed'in this publicaUon are- those we are told, " Oh, don't worr. !" of the students and may not necessarily reOect,th.,.official view. of the Faculty or are laughed at when we don't and Admini.tntion. The ARCHWAY is printed by Daley, Inc., 234 Brooks know the material.
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