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Staff; D an A d erholdt, G IlY Berger, Julie Bouffard, Dick Dear Editor: B rillhart, David Brown, Karen Consolati. Scott Clark , Tom What exactly is the purpose of a RA? It seems he 's just a Czapie nsk i, Joan Frias, Jeff Goldberg, Brad Hartley, John leech sucking up free room and board. Kashmanian, Michael Kata, Peter LockateU, M ike McLarney, Ed McLaughlin , Dave Pandozzi, R b R haull, Buddy Trinkle, ,Jim It takes him four weeks to find the pass key. He doesn't Wood, Claude Houle, Andrew Krane. seem to have the time to worry about the dorm but rather has to worry about his four other jobs. A Publication of the Undergraduate Students of Bryant College. We've tried to get our RA to turn down the heat, but we were sent away. It SUl'e is great for the health. You're doing a great job: why don't you take care of The views and opinion8 expressed in ~s publieatian ~~ th.0se ot undergraduate students and may not necessarily reflect the offiCial VIews of your responsibilities. the Faculty and Administration. October 13, 1972 Page 3 The Coffeehouse Faculity Members Gets Away From It All Endorse McGovern Dear Editor, If you're looking for an open. From the words to a in vo lv em ent in o ur We want to all attention to the significance of the scape from the hassles of song b y E lton J ohn, the o peration, for our present November 7 e1 ction for the futur course of ducation in ,college life, the Country name Country Comfort was staff is too small to be able this country. To us, on its educational record alone t.he Comfort Coffeeh ouse is chosen . Since April, the to carry out all these plans p resent Administration obtains little credibility. President where it's at. Located behind coffeehouse ha pr vided and really make "things Nixon has shown a consistent lack of interest in the the dorms, Country Comfort some good, live, weekend successful." The coffee house advancement of education in the unprecedented betoing of is a place where you can go en tertainmen t. belongs to the students of three educational bills. He holds the dubious distinction of and unwind. It's a place to The students who run Bryant and only they can being the only President in U.S. history to have vetoed relax. meet friends, take in th e coffeehouse, Wayne make it a uccess. Cliff significant education bills. In addition, he has shown Wallech also added that the arrogance in vet ing the Child Care Bill, and he has inflamed • coffeehouse is for all and racial feelings in his busing poliCies and social welfare that any campus organization proposals. Finally. he has finan ed federal aid to education or club is welcome to use it. with a tax program that overburdens the many and gives Students wishing to help run preferential treatment to the few. the coffeehouse are asked to H owever, w e h ave the opportunity of choice. be c ontact eith er Wayne or promise is still available to us as concerned individuals to see that Senator George McGovern is elected as Pr sident. A Cliff. The coffeehouse is al 0 - former t acher himself, Senator McGovern has shown in his looking for entertainers and musicians. Wayne Shink can past record and d and in bis announced programs that he will be contacted either in Dorm p romote just those purposes nd objectiv s that are 1 or by calling 231-4478. important to us. We agree with Senat or McGovern when he Cliff Wallech can be says, " The time has come to stop spending m oney killing contacted by calling children in Asia, and start spending it to teach children here 231-1364. in America." The coffeehouse really ~ Believing that the McGovern-Shriver ticket offers the has some good entertainment redirection that our times require, weare compelled to urge lined up for October. Rick support for the election of Senator McGovern for President. Drost, a local folksinger, will Signed, appear on October 20. Mary P. Lyons Janice White Elizabeth Palter Samuel H. Ramsay, Jr. , . Scheduled for October 21 is There is something going on inside for everyone. a rock group form North William B. Sweeney, Jr. Robert Wall Providence called Little Big Joseph IUacqua John Hannon some country living, and get Dennis Nordin Mickey Perlow away from all the steel, glass, Eugene A. Matteodo Hilliard Beller a nd brick typical of the Phyllis A. Schumacher John F. Jolley Bryant Campus. 'It's a place Fred Clark James P. Ingraham where you can go on Janet Monahan James R. Estey weekends at a very cheap Harvey Zimmerman Joan F. Marsella price and really hear some Fareed EINaggar Albert J. McAloon great entertainment. Country Patrick J. Keeley Anthony G. Porreca ' Comfort is a renovated barn Paul E. Gauthier Steven A. Cobb which evokes a sense of Vera P. Kr iger simplistic rur al life in its decor. The coif ehouse began three years ago as an experiment by a group of Bryant students in the commuter lounge of the old by United Press International campus. Proven successful, Today is Friday, October 13th, the 287th day of 1972 the students decided to bring with 79 to follow. their idea to the new campus The moon is approaching its first quarter. and make it even better than What's going on here Ma? The morning stars are Venus, Mars and Saturn. before. For their new home, The evening stars are Mercury and Jupiter. the group decided on an old Shink and Cliff Wallech, Hom. On October 27, blues Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. grange on campus property. ,hope to eventually have the singer Gil Hager will perform. Spanish King Ferdinand the Seventh was born October 13, One of the students, Cliff coffeehouse open every day The m 0 nth w i I I b e 1784. Wallech, write to the Bryant for as long as possible. Plans highlighted by a Hallowe'en For draft eligibles the lottery number is 236. Building Commission and are now in progress to get Mas que r a d ePa r t yon asked for permission to use entertainment every weekend October 31. ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY: the old barn for the both in the form of musical Everyone is invited to In 1775, the Continental Congress ordered construction coffeehouse. Permission was groups and many other attend these events. Daily of a naval fleet, thus originating the U-S Navy. granted and renovations were specialties. Plans are also admission to the coffeehouse In 1937, Germany promised Britain and France it would begun with the College doing being made to have a feature is only 25 cents. Coffee and not violate the neutrality of Belgium, a promise later broken. the major repairs while group and big party once other beverages are 10 cents. In 1943, Italy declared war on her former Axis partner, studen t volunteers did the every month. "But this can't Come to the coffeehouse. It's Germany. rest. By April, 1972, the be done," said Cliff Wallech, an inexpensive way to have a In 1970, Canada and Communist China established coffeehouse was ready to " wi thout more student really great time. <:4plomatic relations. UPI 10-13 . RESIlLTS OF - - THE STRA tv BALLOT PREFERENCE POLL'
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Do You Favor Abortions For' Thosa O~ir i ng .Th~ml Page 4 THE ARCHWAY SAMMY's CORNER Low Poll tion ar No Peace Debuts Dear Mr. Knox: At Warwick Mall Prize I am going to graduate from college this year. Upon graduation I will receive a trust fund which I would like to A propane -powered Mr. Adelberg, an by United Press International invest wisely. Can you tell me how and where do I start? My racing car which may account executive at WPRO main intention is to make money with the least risk. forecast the family Radio, has used his racer to automobile of the future will promote the station's The Nobel Peace Prize Thank you, Committee says it has S.P.C. highlight the Cleaner Air summer environmental Week exhibit sponsored by campaign. He also exhibited decided against selecting any winner this year and the Dear S.P.C.: the Rhode Isl a nd it in the recent Pawtucket $100,000 prize will be held Yours is the kind of problem I'm sure most of us here at Tuberculosis and Respiratory Fire Prevention parade, and off until 1973. Bryant wish we had! And there's no short and easy answer to Disease Association at the similar civic events which The winner last year was it. Warwick Mall Monday and direct attention toward West German Chancellor Here are just a few pointers: Tuesday, October 16 and 17. environmental needs and Willy Brandt. 1. While you are here at Bryant, take advantage of the shortcomings. He is one of a No reason was given for courses the college offers in Investments and Corporate Harvey M. Adelberg of f a mily team dedicated to' the decision to withhold this Finance. If you can spare the time, join the Bryant College 630 Oaklawn Avenue, environmental clean-up. His year's Peace Prize, but it is Investment Club, a group dedicated to improving their skills Cranston, owner of the wife Janet, who teaches not unusual. and techniques in buying and selling stocks with a view to biology at Co ventry High converted 1968 Camaro, will T he other five Nobel long-term capital gains. be on hand both evenings to School, makes it a point to push pollution problems and Prizes--those for Medicine, 2. There is an ideal portfolio for every investor; but explain the car's effectiveness Chemistry, Physics, before you can design yours, you must set your own in reducing air pollution, its their solutions in her course curriculum. Literature, and priorities. From your letter I gather they're in this order: relative economy, and Economy--will be announced Growth of principal (high) simplicity of conversion from in Stockholm next month. Safety of principal (high) gasoline power. A member of the Income (low) Audubon Society of Rhode Remem ber that growth of principal and safety of A confirmed Island, ~1 . Ad Ibe r g is principal are directly opposed to each other. The more you environmentalist, Mr. convin d that oneern for 77 Busted crave of one, the more you have to give up the other; so my Adelberg combined his air pollution' growing, and advice is to limit yourself--certainly for starters--to . concern for clean air with his that pro p ane-powered cars For Running companies of unimpeachable quality, blue chips, if you hobby of car racing in may help reduce its prin iple please, selling at moderate prices relative to the prospective bringing the car to its present source, the automobile. He Connecticut earnings of the companies. form. Because it is the only poin ted out that there are 3. Maintain substantial reserves--one-third to one-fourth one of its kind on the East no w some 250,000 in use Toll of your fun ds--to ensure that you can take advantage of Coast, his racing is presently throughou t the coun try, A state police crackdown st ock market breaks. These reserves should be invested in confined to drag strip most owned by industrial on Connecticut Turnpike toll short maturity bonds or be in the savings bank. If you exhibitions. His best-elapsed fleet operators and the evaders snared 77 motorists commit all your funds to common stocks, you'll have no time for the quarter-mile General Services over the weekend at the West defense against a bad market; so be prepared for the worst. distance is 12.8 seconds, and Administration of the U.S. Hav e n , t r atford, and 4. S u bscribe to one or more of the more reputable he wins more often than he Government. Greenwich toll stations, the financ ial servic s such as Standard and Poor's "The loses. o n n e cticu t Transportation Outlook," The United Business Service, or the Value Line. D ep a r t ment rep or t e d You might even, being young and ambitious, subscribe to W. Ellerbe Ackerman, yesterday. "America's F astest Growing Companies," a service oriented In tallat ion of a specially Jr • progr m consultant for A p a r t m nt toward aggressive growth companies--although ompanie of d . e I 0 • in g I · r I t he s p ons o r i ng TB- R D spoke s man s aid t he this nature carry a considerably higher degree of risk than do carburetor makes possible Association urged the public cra c kdown would b e the more seasoned companies usually recommended by the the use of propane, which in turn reduces emissions from to inspect the car, which expanded to all stations on first three services mentioned. already meets the the turnpike, particularly at 5. Secure a good broker and explain your investment 75 to 90 percent below those from gas-powered cars. Mr. Environmen tal Protection peak travel hours. The price objectives to him. Listen to him, but make your own Agency's 1974 emissions of evading the 25-cent toll is decisions after you have studied his recommendations Adelberg describes the power unit as a 350-cubic-inch standards. He voiced a ten-dollar fine. carefully. gratitude to the Warwick A similar surveillance 6. And last, but not least, keep your nerve and don't engine built by R . T . Automotive Engineering Mall Manager, Jackson W. was ordered last year after chicken out. The day your emotions start ruling your mind is Byer, for continuing support Governor Thomas J. Meskill the day to tum the problem over to someone else, either an Company of Concord, N.H. The adaptive work was done oft h e Association's called for an investigation of investment adviser or a no-load, mutual fund, or to put it all environmental projects. The toll operations and security. in a savings bank and forget it. by Petrolane, · lnc . of Coventry. Mall was the scene of the A state auditor's report Signed, Christmas Seal-Atlantic released yesterday criticized Sam Knox. Richfield free auto emissions turnpike toll security and Editor's Note Enthusiastic about the testing last spring and the recommended more police Mr .. Knox is very interested in receiving questions car's economy, Mr. Adelberg preceding autumn. surveillance at the stations. concernmg the stock market and investing in general. Send said that its fuel all questions to the ARCHWAY, Box 29. consumption rate is ..------ comparable with that for gasoline. Both spark plugs FRANKLT SPEAKING i¥ Phil Frank and oil last three to four times longer than the owner of a conventional car can expect, so maintenance savings make up for the ." conversion investment. A . .... o further saving could be realized by elimination of the gas tax when propane fuel is used, a legislative change already effected in California.
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fuel and the service stations O"r catalog sent 0" request where it is sold. He pointed $1.00 Deposit· Refun dabie ORDERS AI RMAILED WITHIN .;s HO URS OF RECEIPT o u t, however, than an au tomo bile c an be fitted with two 19-9allon tanks for propane, which will give it a 4. 4 LEX 4 N0 E R eo., range of close to 400 miles, Bf 1J.fC VICf; faUAJ) again comparable with today's conventional family R g P.M. FRIDAV ~IGHT RAfOl car. October 13, 1972 Page 5 ~- - New England IGHT Crossword Puzzle Theater My Phllosopby 2 Conference On What A Child Is The New England Theatre Conference By Jo Anne Goldstein (N. E.T.C.) is offering three A child is God's gift to the world. When a child is first day of workshops, lectures, born, he is given the world at his feet . It is at this point that e r f ormanc es, a n d social he will decide if the world is going to rule him or if he is 'events on Friday, Saturday . going to rule the world. and Sunday of this week. All A child is a man in a small form, yet he is "the best copy activities will be held at RIC of Adam before he tasted of Eve or the apple." He is happy in Providence. and makes others happy in the part he plays in his life and the lives of others. The worle he is in molds his chara ter_ He On t h i s , th eir 2 1st is a part of nature that is untouched in the beginning; but as Annual Convention, " Trinity time goes on he becomes soiled as other wonders of nature Square" will present a special • do. At first, " His soul is yet a white paper unscribbled with performance of "School for observations of the world, wherewith, at length, it becomes a Wives" on Saturday, October blurred notebook." He is content with the world, for he 14, at 8 :00 p.m. Tickets for knows no evil nor has he been faced with any misery. He is this performance only cost aff ctionate to all because he has not yet been taught to $3.00 for adults and $2.00 hate. He enjoys life for what it is and not for what it could for students. Other be. He expresses himself in the only way he knows how, by attractions scheduled for the talking; yet while he tries to express himself, he becomes program are demonstrations By EDWARD JULIUS frustrated due to the limitation of his vocabulary. The start by The Looking Glass of his life is a s·ource of old memories for others, which he Theatre, Pocket Mine Circus allows to be a part of theirs once again. of Boston, and Fisherman's So many people look at a child and wish they could have Players of Cape Cod. Also ACROSS DOWN 1. Early Explorer ~French State his pureness and simplicity of life once again. If one could slated for the weekend are 5. Group of Eight 2. Ceremonial Gar ment only stop his life at the child stage, he would have eternity performances of new one-act 10. American Inventor 3. No t i on 14. Ceylon Aborigine 4. Sa l i nger Novel forever. I plays by The Proposition, of , 15. Baron 5. Additional Ones Boston fame. 16. Wall Part 6. Task 17. Help 7. Sailors lB. Large Crowd B. Finish Registration fee for the 19. French River 9. Abstinence from Drink gorl' ? ."Il'1$tructions: Oks!:! ... en tire wee kend (including 20. Educators 10. Tennyson 'liork ... Oee. nicke.l,dime 22. Natural Ability 11. Flower Container I'll give the Trinity performance) is 24. Rabbit 12. East of __ or q,uarl:.er .. . it. a 25. Lounge About 13. Kind c:>eposit coin ... trg. $3.00 for members and 26. Vacillates 21. ~ ovie Cowboy Pt'ess 'ORINK $5.00 for non-members. For 29. Abhorred 23. Beer SELECTOR button. 33. Watchful 25. Overa lls 10¢ " ..-::::..,,-,. further information, you 34. Opera Si nger 26 . Los Angeles Dist r ict may call RIC at 831-6600,. ~5 . Column Part. Var 27. Hawa iian G ree t i n~ )6. Girl 's Nickname 28. Corrupt Extension 27l. )7 . Path 29. Gi r l's Name 38 . Dog's Name 30 . Hackneyed Topping off the whole 39. Comparative Word 31. Seni or 40 . Vandals 32. Hous e Essentials weekend, Trinity Square 41. Speak 34. I ne briat ed R epertor y Company i 42 . Place of Employment )1. Gr owths of Hushes 44. Theater Employees 41. Drug Taker conduc tin g a tour of the 45 . Bumpkin 4;. I t ali an Pronoun newly-renovated Majestic 46 . T e Side 44. Afr i can Country 47. ~u i C kly 46 . Sepa rated Theatre in dc;>wntown 50. _~9 "t ens 47 . Phot ocopy 54. ~ight B eeing Trip 4B. Conservat i ve We\l~r ... And at notime Providence on Sunday 55. __ Frome 49. Cut of Beef Where~ do we humans morning. 57. Small Quantity 50. Leg Part mg explicitl!:! 5B. Military Branch 51. Next to 49-Down damned promise 59. __ Reich 52 . Active Volcano cola? paSSivity. 60. Historic Ship 53. German State 61. Style 56. Article \ A 62. Miss Berger Boy 63. Growl Learns BRYANT'S FIRST I once knew a boy who was a virgin from sins. He COUNSELING SESSIONS radiated joy and happiness to those who surrounded him. F or Freshman and students who want to know about He brought contentment to career opportunities, selection of major, liberal arts electiv s, those who he sowed concern curriculum selection, and more. for. He knew not how to Students who want help in planning their college harm another individual. progra m can obtain personalized help in this series of counseling sessions. Here is your chance to talk over career IWhen I 'would speak to him r------. of my minds troubles, he opportunities with the people who know. Find out about the PREGNANT? would tell me how easy it job s t hat wills u i t you best and which offer the best NEED HELP? was to be untroubled, and I potential. Learn about the electives that fit in with your Adoption Services, Pregnancy Testing, Etc .... would be. He showed me personal goals and can broaden your horizons. CALL: 70LL F~EE j OO-jlJ -J't30 how my troubles were as Just check the list below. Pick out the topics that • National FamilY Planning trou blesome as I wanted interest you most, or better yet come to all the sessions and Council, Ltd. them to be, and no more. get the full picture. Seeing this, I dealt with them DATEDAY SESSlON and t h e y we re no longer Oct. 17Monday Economics there. The radiance that was Oct. 14Tuesday Social Sciences 10 Top Albums his was transformed to me, Oct. 18Wednesday Law Enforc m nt and w e glowed together. Oct. 19Thursday Secretarial & Office Education .T hen he was gone. A full Oct. 24Wednesday Edu-ation 1. CHICAGO FIVE--Chicago year passed between us till I Nov. 9Thursday 2. CARN EY-Le o n R u~ ell saw him again. I saw him and Oct. 31Tue day 3. NEVER A DULL MOM ENT--Rod St uart he glowed not. I spoke to Nov. 2Thursday 4. HONKY CHATEAU--Elton John h im and he smiled not. I Nov. 6Monday 5. BIG BAMBU-- Cheech and Chong would say a joke and hi Nov. 8Wednesday 6. ST JPERFL Y-- urtis Mayfield-Soundtrack t e th would flash, ' but he Nov. 9Thursday 7 . DAYS OF FUTURE P A S SED~-M ood y Blues would not smile. His joy and Nov. 13Monday 8. SEVEN SEPARATE FOOLS--Thr e Dog Night contentment were gone. He Oct. 16Tuesday 9. LONDON SESSION··Chuck Berry had been to war and was a Nov. 26Tuesday Transportation 10. MOODS--Neil Diamond virgin no longer. Times and places of meetings will be announced on th Peter Klein faculty bulletin boards and in the ARCHWAY. Page 6 THE ARCHWAY Herb DeSimone To From ·Above FILL IN by THE nROL THE Meet Bryant Students I I I THE PRINCE (REVISITED) PICTURE Once upon a time deep.in the forest, there was a small prin cipality that had no prince, that is it did not have the kind of Prince that the people thought it had. The people were not dwnb, but they could not see very far in front of themselves. They were a timid lot. Always afraid to speak out against the Prince because they like him and besides the Prince always u~e d to call the country "one big, happy family" and after all, a family is a family. Very often the Prince wold walk through the town and talk to his "subjects" just like a commoner. He did not always wear his crown and royal robes and there was always a big friendly smile on his face that went from ear to ear. He used to take part in many of the activities of the people: their parties, feasts, sports This is ~"'o:-tl events, weekends, beer festivals, and the like and that is why the contest. people loved him so much. He seemed to be one of the boys, a It s our way of neighbor, a really regular Joe. you to think about The people knew the Prince very wen. but they did not know anything about the government of their beloved country. That and the kind of person Herb DeSimone talks to Rh de Island College udents. was one thing the Prince would never discuss. Not that the people want to be. We assume have some ideas about HERB DeS I MONE, primary campaIgn IS ues. He were terribly interested, it was just that no one knew anything fu ure and notion Republican can didate for will also talk about the job and even the members of the royal court, who were also well a known to the people, would say anything about the interworkings that thing called success. 0 Govern r of Rhode Island, situation, which is of concern of the government. co u rse. success means will be speaking at Bryant to each student of Bryant T hen one year the Prince built himself a big new palace. And to different things to different College on Tuesday, Octo ber College on the basi of the pay for his new palace the Prince raised the taxes by more than people. To some it's money. 17, from ten to el ven a.m. economy being able to us 20% . Well, needless to say, the people were not pleased. But no in Room 386. He will then the f aci liti es of t h e For others , uccess means one really spoke out against the new taxes and it started them a tu , o r f r i end s . or go on a walking tour of the government in order to wondering about where all the new tax money was going and ontenrment wit the world Rotunda a n d dining ar as bet ter prepared for the where the old taxes (which were high, but bearable) had gone. around them. All the same, from eleven to eleven-thirty future. Well, as time went bn, the people bacame more and more we feel that the career you a.m. Other issues will also be discontented. They began to question the Prince and his royal pursue will be a vital factor He will give his views on discussed. There will be a court and when they did not get the answers, they became very angry. They tried and tried to find out how the government was in life 's equation for success. the "open government" question-and-answer time for managed. They formed a Representative Committee in the policy which is one of his the students. Work at a hopes that a smaller nwnber could apply more pressure on the ~ job that you Prince. They tried to get the answers from the Prince's advisors. don't like (or But alas, the Prince proved to be too powerful and too sly. He U.N. Taps Outer Space had control of everything. The people no longer loved him as a you're not good at ) an (W ASHINGTO N )--The and Social Council for the brother. They became very alienated and in fact, learned to hate you'll draw a picture li S t at e De par t men t h as principle of the free flow of the Prince and his new Monolithic Palace. They lost all this. But enter a field d " . " I' nforma tion and ideas to patriotism and wandered around the countryside in bewilder- gives full range to you expre se serIOUS concern ment. They did their work. but that was all. They were a abilities, that challenges and about a United Nations draft which the U.S. Government conquered people. Conquered from within, betrayed by a friend, d e c I a rat ion and a a t t a c h est h e g r e a t est and duped into a serfdom existence. stimulates you daily, and Soviet-proposed convention importance. The Soviet Draft And that little country still exists today som ewhere out in the you'll be able wh i c h wou l d proh ibit· Conven tion i s equ ally forests. Very few people evergothereand most that donever t o d r a w a television broadcasts directly unacceptable on the same return. But the few that have returned say that the country is picture like in to homes from orbiting grounds." barren and the people are unhappy. They ten of the great wealth this. satellites. Soviet Foreigl' Minister of the Prince and the bad living conditions ofthe people. They ten It all depends on you. Spokesman JohnF.King Andrei Gromy 0 0 August ofaoncehappy,prosperouscountryruledbyabenevolentPrince Wedon't sayourfi Id · explained the Department's 8 t h c a lled on the U.N . andhowithasbecomeasad,unproductivecountryruledbythe for everyone . Those stiff hand of a dictator. position following charges by Gen e ral Assembly to have t h e p ers onality Dr. Fra n k Stanton , Vice c on sider a Soviet Draft tal e nt find Marketin Chairman of the Columbia Convention which would bar Conference. But it is on the detaile d set of questions excit ing and f inanciail Broadcasting System, that orbi ting satellites from agenda for the UNESCO which in our view have been rewarding. Others. of th e United States was beaming television broadcasts Biennial Session October inadequately studied, or not realize it's not their up acceding to an international to homes. 17th." studied at all." tea. But it's worth I campaign to censor satellite Specifically regarding the into! Ald we think we can television broadcasts. UNESCO propo sal, K ing He said, " The United Stanton made his charges be honest with the advic w " We have s erious said, " thedraftdeclarationis Statesis seekingtopostpone in a sp eech in Memphis, give y ou , both about job con em," King said, " about still at a procedural stage an( c o n sid era t i 0 11 0 f the Ten n e ss e e , a t 5 0 t h pr o spects in .Marketing and the draft declaration of the has not yet been considered declaration on grounds that Anniversary ceremonies for your particular suitability for n it ed Nations Economic by the UNESCO General it is premature. We have a radio station - the field. So come in and ...------.... ---;....------1 visit with us. MEET Veteran's Club Meeting Careers In Herb DeSimone Marketing Monday., October 16 Faculty Dining Room Republican Candidate : Tuesday. October 31 me: 3:15 for Refreshments served Governor of Rhode Island We'd Like To Talk To You ... 3:00 p.m. Room 260 About You. I Tuesday, October 17 · Bryant College Accounting Association will h old a meeting on October Room 386 10 - 11a.m. 16 at 3 :00 p.m. in Room 247. All accounting majors Walking Tour: are invited to attend. Rotunda & Dining Area 11 -11:30a.m. em bers of the Law Democratic representative to discuss will be available in Room C-353 on Monday afternoon between 2 p.m. Br'lant College proposed veteran benefits. and 4 p.m . for pre-regis tration counseling. outh or ::tJeSimone Free refreshments. Page 7 THE ARCHWAY Coping With Stress This Week Under The Capital Dome Part II by United Press International
Albert J. M~Aloon Washington news and McGovern policies. That is agree beforehand to release Psychology Department analysis ... in deoth from the why President Nixon will not all American prisoners before nation's capital by George agree to end U-S military the U nited States ends its Marder of United Press support of Saigon. And that participation in the War. Last week we promised inducing st!ess is the personal International. is exactly why McGovern M c Govern takes the to discuss the when and why question, .fdo people like commits himself to do just posi tion that that becomes of using specialists in coping me?" We may not be able to Getting away from that. an impossibility because a with stress. The shift within test this. with lab rigor, but rhetoric, there are three In other words, war settlement is attached to one generation from reliance some tests havf! been devised major differences between McGovern is willing to take other conditions --safeguards to help us better understand on the general practitioner to the Nixon and McGovern the risk of having the Saigon for the Th ieu government ourselves. Try the following the specialist connotes a deep policies on Vietnam. go vernment collapse the through a cease-fir e or change in the sociology of to help Y9u answer the One major difference is mom en t the Vni ted Stat~s through a politi ca l American medicine (family question "do people like on the support of the Saigon withdraws, if it is unable to arrangement. d'octor) to one based on me?" government of President stand on its own politically McGovern's argument is Is c i entific principles of Check Yes if on the Thieu. President Nixon is and militarily after being that the end of Uni t ed re se arch and practice. un willing to set the Thieu supported for ten years with States' participation in the Bemoaning the loss of the whole you can agree with the statement. Check No if you government adrift to sink or U-S military aid. War will bring the release of family doctor is an exercise swim on its own once the The risks President th e A merican prisoners in nostalgia ; his little black are inclined to disagree. Try to answer every question: United States gets out. He Nixon and McGovern would becau se there w ill be no ba g n d bedside manner insists that before the United be w illin g or unwilling to r ea s o n to hold t h em ann ot compare with the In order to be liked, States gets ou t, Hanoi must u n d eltak e regarding t h e prisoners any longer. e xp e r t i se of a t e a m of 1. A person should keep agree to a cease-fi re and stop Saigon government refl ct a But supposing t h at doctors and array of medical basic lash on· how they look Han oi insists upon holding t ec h n iques in a c linic or in mind that alma t every tr y ing to t a ke over the minute of the day he is under S aigon government by at the war. the prisoners as hostages for hospital setting. so m ething else-osuch as s r utiny by someone else. f or c e... 0 r make some McGovern now believes Ye ~ No- p olitical arrangement which it was wrong to go in, and United States' direct efforts A scie ntific a tti tude 2 . A p erson should be would give th Thieu regime ' that the United States must to overthrow Thieu. diffe r s from so- alle d independent enough to talk a chance to survive. get out before it is hurt any The answer to that is comm n sens in a variety of more. semantics-every observer of ways. Common sense, at one freely to friends about a pet S en a t o r M eG 0 v ern interest or hobby whether or would say the U-S has helped President Nixon, through the War has predicted the time,. told us that throwing n ot t h e y s h ar e his the Saigon government much e verything he has said, downfall of the Thier salt ov r our left shoulder enthusiasm . Yes-'No- m 0 ret han it deserves indicates a belief that it is a G o vernment if the United w 0 u ld bring good l u ck ; 3. It is wisest to preserve h e I pin g b u i 1 d u p just war and that the United States withdraws its support. science tells us that it is a (1 ) ~ dignity even though strongly o ne-million-man South States must get what he calls Bu t what if the POW's waste of salt, (2) a reinforcer tempted otherwise. Y g __ V i etnam ese A r my from an honorable settlement for aren't rei ased? of super s t ition. S ience is No- nothing. S igon as well as the U-S The Mc G overn policy systematic i ommon sense is 4. When othels make M Govern would stop before it withdraws. in ludes a form of military randu m, based mostly on If the P residen t didn't insurance. He would keep f eelings and uncontrolled mistakes in conversations it is further military help to wise to correct them. Y s- Pre iden t Thieu the ady t hink it was right for the United States Naval and Air experiments. Y ar ago (and No- McGovern was inaugurated. Unit d Stat s t o get involved power in the ar a un til the not so long ago that orne 5. W h e n we me e t He would have the nited in the War, he would have POW 's 'fere released. r ead rs will n ot recall it strangers we should be witty States stop all U-S military been able to withdraw the Only then would there lJ1 any people believed that day a fte r he be c a me be a t otal withd rawal of sickness was punishment for and charming 0 impress action in Indochina, and . them. Yes- N 0 - leave Saigon to fight on with Pr e sident --as M G over n United States military power s in . May be not in the promises to. from Southeast Asia. i mmediate family ( but 6. At an introduction if w h at it has, if the war we do not catch a name we continues . If Saigon can In ot h er w ords, the R etaining th air and maybe yes if all things were present policies are not made naval power in the area known) though it could should request it be repeated. survive, so be it ... if it can't, Yes- No- so be it too. That is the in a present day vacuum; but would b e the club in the happen as a result of an 7. We should never allow McGovern position. on a basic approach to how closet McGovern would use a nce sto r's sin fulness, or the War started in Vietnam to insure the release of the pu s hing it back to the ourselves to be made the butt The assumption has been of a joke. Yes- No- that once the United States and whether the United prisoners. There is a n ultimate--original sin. It was a States should be there at all. implication that he would belief with no certification, 8 . When talking with a wit?draws ~uppo~t from the clever conversationalist we Thleu regIme It probably resume use of force if the so to spea k . Internal - should make an honest L' Would cdlapse, either from Another basic prisoners of war were not onsistency is not a hallmark disagreemen t involves the released. But that assumption of common sense; feelings attempt to be equally clever ' within or without. . . in repartee. Yes-.No- That assumptIOn IS prisoners of war. President now is b ing denied by the are p aramount. When we 9. A person should be behind both the Nixon and Nix_on insists that Hanoi Mc Govern staff. seek health we cannot afford to ' pla ce ourselves in the careful to reflect the mood hands of faith healers of the company he is in. Yes-- 10. 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Open your mind to new One of the most ideas and experien es. Stress Page 8 THE ARCHWAY English New Official Tongue TRIVIAL TRIVIAL IES by United Press International Unfortunately, we had no winner last week; so this week we're going to double the prize. Here are the answers to last week's quiz. A UPI SPECIAL REPORT tr an s I a t ions have been servants who expect to go to (Brussels )--The English available on a more-or-Iess Brussels are being ordered to 1. What gang killed the Lone Ranger's companions? The language, for years the unofficial basis for years. learn French fluently. There Cavendish Gang unofficial lingua franca of This was necessary not only is no sign, though, that they 2. Who narrated the "Fractured Fairy Tales" in ROCKIE Europe's boardrooms and for American and British are following the orders. AND HIS FRIENDS? Edward Everett Horton. boutiques, today became an businessmen; but for As the Managing 3. What was the name of the Hign School on OUR MISS official tongue of the Scandinavians, who more Director of the Berlitz BROOKS? Madison High. Common Market. often speak English than Language Schools in Britain 4. Who was the rich kid on the DOBIE GILLIS SHOW? Chadsworth Osborn, Jr. Britain joins the market French. Even within such puts it, "we have really not January 1; but English market nations as Holland seen anything spectacular to 5. How did 26 MEN always start? They came riding over a hill, half went left and half went right. became an official language and WEst Germany, English date by way of enrollment in 6. What ship did Ensign O'Toole serve on? The U.S.S. nearly three months early to is often the second language courses to learn French." Appleby. e a s the t ran sition. It is in the Common Market. Most observers expect 7. What was the name of the main character on YOU'LL already widely spoken in Telephones at offices are En·glish to dominate NEVER GET RICH? Sgt. Bilko market headquarters in answered in French. All ~ eventUally, if only because it 8. On STAR TREK, what is the number of the Brussels. documents appear first in has become recognized as the ENTERPRISE? NCC 1701 What this means in French. Press conferences are "language of business." The 9. What was Rob Petrie's son's full name? Richard practice is that almost all conducted in French. Menus F,ench have made it clear Rosebud Petrie documents will be published in the Market cafeteria are that they will not give up in English, and English written in French. th e ir linguistic primacy 10. What was the opening line of every LOVE THAT language translations will be After a decent interval, without a fight. BOB SHOW? "Hold it, . I think you're going to like this available at meetings and the British are expected to picture. " conferences. Until now, only ask for equal time and space. 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I or Elaine San Souci any questions? call 333-6096 are here Abbott Run Valley Rd. to s~ rve YOU- COME SEE THE ALL NEW DESIGN!! Cumt?eIland, R.1. 02864 Page 9 October 13, 1972 PEACE POWER TURNS VIOLE-NT Buddy Miles yells, "Let's suddenly as could be Douglas Pike go through some changes imagined, the security man's together" at the Los Angeles fist came up from his waist Route 7 Forum crowd, commanding and planted itself in the Smithfield. Rhode Island it to stand up and dance. boy's mouth and nose, Cordially Invites Most of its 18,000 members knocking him on his back. The Bry~nt College do--and a few pay a terrible Not satisfied, the "Peace Administration, Faculty, price by getting caught in Power" representative picked and Students A;omeone else's grim games at him up, u:..jng one hand to IWthe corners of the stage. It's grab his shirt, the other to to our all part of an ongoing cover his face. He then Electric American reality slammed the back of the known as the Rock Concert. boy's head against the steel .. It is a reality which has railing in front of my seat . .,oecome a nightmare for The sound was sickening. many, throughout the It was too much for me country and around the and I tried to reach over the Thursday Evening., October 19., 1972 world, and it doesn't look railing and stop the slaughter, like anyone is waking up. yelling, "What's the matter The nightmare stems from with you, are you crazy?" A concert security forces: second security man Free Admission you n g "men" from collegE attempted a karate chop football and wrestling team~ across my neck. A Sounds by: Explosion 7 who perpetually brutalize black-suited concert comparatively helpless employee shone a flashlight mem bers of an audience in my face and told me to sit w i th ou t understandable down. I tried to explain what 7-9 P.M. provocation. happened but he said he 'd All Drinks Half Price already en it and wasn't the This concept in concert least bit disturbed, and that securi t y began on a mass there was nothing I or scal e in 1970 w h e n anyone else could do about prom ot er s C o ncert it, so I should sit down or be A ssociation switched from thrown out and arrested. The wn ,an group or artIst 1 French radical writer like it? Isn't Joni treating rent-a-cops to an security goons were laughing know. Other than an article J ean-J ac q ues Lebel la ter them like objects and saying or g a;1. iz a ti 0 n c aIling itself and joking with each other, in L.A. and a similar one in commented on this same 'just buy your tickets (at $30 "Peace Power," comprised of enjoying what they had just ROLLING STONE, which a head) and records and shut colleg'e athletes. Promoters done to the unfortunate boy. festival: "The rotten star bo th apologized for "Peace systems and stage systems up?' Does she really think said the move would provide And that's one of the Power" (saying it "had a 'stars' are superior to other better "karma," but the real keys to the problem--not and security brutes have got tough job to do,") and an to go. Anyone with people? I would say to her r e a n for the switch was only can these goons act with article written by a something relevant to say quite the opposite: only b cause "Peace Power" hires impunity against an strike-breaker in the Los slaves worship 'stars,' only out at roughly half the price audience, buy anyone who should have the right to A n gel e sHE R A L D express oneself at concerts un-free people need 'gods.' of ren t -a-cope. Since then, tries to stop their maiming -EXAMINER (contending (while the 'pros' are setting Free men and women don 't this concert security concept risks not only a similar fate "Peace Power" was using up, or at other convenient think it is more 'devine' to be has been catching on but legal action as well. "g 0 od" tactics because times). What about. all those a singer than a coal miner or throughout the country and The whole concert audiences must be "kept in people lying on garbage for a farmer. You just make around the world. situation is absurd, and it line,") there has been three days and nights, more money in the present would be hilarious if it were virtually no response. In fact, doesn't Joni Mitchell owe system, that's all. Fame isn 't not so vicious. Performers A t first, however, this I can't even get a statement them enough respect to let a u to matically a sign of like Buddy Miles are always concept seemed like a good from promoters--because them speak out if they feel quality. " idea because "Peace Power" commanding audiences to they refuse to talk to me. ------did its job with restraint. But stand up and dance, while The groups and/or artists as time wore on and the the security brutes themselves are about the u.s. GETS organization came to realize immediately attempt to force only ones who have any real, it would not have to answer their sitting down again. One immediate power to stop NEW VEHICLE for what it did to audiences, would think some sort of "Peace Power," but they just by United Press International it gradually became more reasonable solution could don't seem to care--not even The pedicar is being The driver also can aggressive and bullyish. h ave been worked out by the so-called peace and love in tr a d uced in Connecticut. change gears on the As a former rock critic, I now; but since these concerts groups. UPl's Gene Costello has the five-speed synchromesh transmission at any time, have witnessed several brutal have been going on for some For example, at a recent story ... and unnecessary scenes. The time and the situation has Grateful Dead concert, this A new vehicle going on whether the vehicle is moving most memorable came at a only gotten progressively same sort of brutality was the market shortly may make or not. The pedicar, esigned Leon Russell concert during worse, it's apparent few taking place in front of the a hit with anti-pollutionists which I became directly people want to be bothered stage; and guitarist Bob Weir and people who don't like to by aircraft engineer Robert Bundschuh, weighs a little involved. enough to find the answer. finally responded toward the pay the high cost of gasoline. more than 100 pounds, is Knowing full well what Arlyn Prichard of Long end of the show by saying, The Environmental about four feet high and would happen, second-billed Beach i s one of those "Leave 'em along." Of Transport Corporation of thr ee feet wide, and has a uddy Mi le s, a notorious fe w --about the only course, his exhortation had Windsor, Connecticut, has 5 8-inch wheelbase. It has a audience-baiter, commanded promoter who has been no effect, and the group developed a pedicar. It is wel de d aluminum alloy th crowd to stand up and pu tting on shows for any seemed quite disturbed, yet propelled by leg power and is cha sis and a body made of dance. Most of it did so and length of time who does not only a few months later on, capable of going 13 to 15 c y C olac, a material used in one teenage boy near my seat use "Peace Po wer." His the Dead played another miles an hour with no more football helmets. was hauled out behind a security consists of a few show for the same promoter. effort, the company says, It rides on four b a c kstage curtain for being rent-a-cops and is admirable When it comes to flower than walking. bicycle-spoke wheels--two of too close to the stage. low-key--yet he has never had power vs. money power, they The stubby little vehicle wI-.ich are equipped with disc His buddy, about 15, any sort of trouble from all seem to sell out. will be rolling off the brakes. The coc kpit will 5 ' 8 ", 140 lbs., protested audiences. Even Joni Mitchell asse m bly line shortly after accommodate an adult up to vocally. I couldn't hear what "These kids don't want --whose music would lead the first of the year, if all six fi~et tall with space left was being said because of the to make trouble, they just one to believe she cares goes as planned. The pedicar over for a pre-schooler, a noise, bu t after his pal was want to have a good time. a bou t such th i ngs--really will sell for 550 dollars. couple of bags of groceri s or hauled out, my eyes were What ("Peace Power" does) doesn't. At a British festival The pedicar has a a picnic lunch. tr ained on him and the :5 utterly ridiculous. We are an Asian man climbed the three-way pedal system .... i gh ty-four-year-old security forces with extreme going to k eep our shows stage and tried to speak while which allows the driver to concentration and at no time funky and enjoyable," says Joni was tuning up. He was pump with only one foot if cardiologist Paul Dudley did the boy make so much as Prich~d . brutally beaten by stage he so choose, use both feet White went for a test drive and reports he was im pr ss d a threatening gesture with J have sent letters about hands while Joni said, alternately, or when an extra an y part of his body. The this problem to every record watching all the time, "Don't surge of power is needed, he by the way the pedi ar took 'man" he was talking to was c ompany . pub lic relations maXlrrum advantage of the behave like tourists. Give us can depress both pedals at LL..t ...... L ______11 _ Page 10 THE ARCHWAY Capital Punishment Survey il/htl! Sex? by United Press International Some states are taking a remanded back to lower l ac cord in g to a pris on by United Press International wait-and-see attitude toward courts for re-sentencing. spokesman, saved $50,000 a the ruling against capital All bu t twelve states year in not having to m an the It's intruding everywhere goodies a person needs . . . punishment. UPI has a were affected. Those states area around the clock. Everywhere you tum ... on the moon or even here at nationwide survey report ... and the year they abolished But although death row Now it's sex on the home. The electric chair in capital punishment were was eliminated, Connecticut moon. But turning to the Tucker Prison in Arkansas Alaska, 1957; Hawaii, 1957; Governor Thomas Meskill This Dr. Howell from , question of moon sex ... was unplugged and used Iowa, 1965; Maine, 1887; still is in favor of capital Houston say s sex on the Doctor Howell briefly for giving convicts M i c higan, 1847; Minnesota, punishmen t in the killings of moon is what we'll get when comments that the cost of haircuts. 1911; North Dakota, 1915 peace officers or jail guards;a we put spacemen and the project will be enormous. The Pen nsylvania for all but a limited number Governor Meskill says, " .,., spacewomen up there to run So, he says, different nations Execution Room has been of crimes; Oregon, 1964; know capital punishment is a a colony. sharing the cost seems partitioned into offices for Rho del s 1 and, 1852; deterrent to murder. I favor He told other bigtime obvious. jailhouse counselors. Vermont, 1965; West the retention of t hi s space doctors in Vienna that So does the other Pot a toes and other Vir g in i a, 1 965; and deterrent." thiS boy-girl moon colony question ... but Doctor vegetables are being stored in Wisconsin, 1853. . . Missouri's death ro w was a- could be a reality by the Howell also wants to talk the drop portion of t he S 0 m est a te s h a v e eliminated nearly three years., 1990's. about the reasons for such a gallows in New Hampshire, abolished their death rows ago and its eighteen residents A nd a b o ut that sex moon base. He says a moon and the same area in the comp l e t ely . Others are placed in the general prison doctor .. . colony would provide a base Idaho State Penitentiary k ee.p i ng t h eir c ondemned population. Bu t t h gas Howell says the colony f or r esearch which can be holds medical quipment. men on death row during t he c h m ber r em i n s in tact. wou l d have f a r m s and carried out nowhere else. Th e f our sta tes a r e slo w Cou r t r e sen tencing " There c oul d b e future everybo d y would live and The sex , doctor, the sex . among se veral whi h have process and gradually letting crimes an d future trials that w or k in under g r o u nd Howell says th m oon ch osen to utilize t h eir them mix in with the g neral would change things," says structures built from m aterial colony would provide a place e x e c u t i 0 11 e qui p m e n t. prison o p u latio n. Those t a t e Penitentiary Warden found righ t on the moon. w here man himself can be -sometim es in unusual ways, i n c 1 u de n i n e rn e n i n Harold Swenson. A nd about that sex on stu died perhaps to find a way in the wake of s tate and U.S. WaShington, 45 in Texas, and Despite the court rulings, the moon . .. t o b e t t er live together on S upre me C ourt r ulin gs sev n in Ohio. many states still maintain D actor Howell said th e earth. a ga in st capital punishment. O th e r s tates ha v e specia l quarters for farms would produce rops T he do c tor f i n ally But others among the 38 eliminat d the " death row" condemned men and their which are rna t valuable. He discusses th basisics. st ates of the Union which designat i o n a l t h o ugh th > d eat h faciliti s, including s a y s someone sugges t e d He s ays : "T h e had capital puni hroent up to ar a are still in use. In Ok l a h ome, Ma r y l and, m u s h r o o ms but Docto r memb ership 0 the colony las t J une are ke pin g their Ca lifo r nia, where a state Delaware, Indiana, Alabama, Howell sa ys they gave up will be m ixed. It is only death facilities intact--just in r u lin g s t r u c k dow n Loltis iana, North Carolina, that idea because even a na tural that babies will be case the high court ruling exec u tions before the U. S. V rm ont, Mississippi, ew m oo n man--or moon born there." o u tla wing the use of gas ruling, 102 condemned men York, and Massachusetts. w oma n --would have to eat Sex on the moon ... c hambers, gallows and moved out of San Quent in's The s ix - si d d gas 160 pound of mushrooms a simple, right? . . . What's all electric chairs turns out to be in famous death row earlier chamber at Colorado State day to ge t the nutritional the fuss about. temporary. this month. Penitentiary, where the last Th e Supreme C o urt Oth e r states closing person in the United States NOTICES ruled five to four last June death rows included Florida was executed in 1967 also 29th that the death penalty where 100 men had been remains inta t . Warden F red F or Sa le 1969 Rambler Intramural Cross Country; a s usually en for ed in the und e r d e ath se n ten ces , Nyke said he'll keep it " until A me rica n T wo d oo r , We d n esday, October 18 at U nited Sta tes was in ennessee, Kentucky . S uth someon bigg r than me says eco nomical and dependable 3: 15 p.m. Rosters must be in . violation of the E igh th Caro l ina, Connecti ' u t, to junk it." transpo rta t i on $85 0 Mr. by Monday, October 16. Amendment prohibition of Kansas, Missouri, Nevada, The reason uch facilities Cedergren in Alumni Office cruel and unusual Nebraska, New Jersey, New remain pro bably is sum med or Telephone 433-0605. punishment. M e xico, Arizona, and u p best by Wyom ing State T he gym will be closed all At t h e time of the Virginia. Penitentiary Warder Lenard Anyone wish ing to sign up day Friday and Saturday due decision, six-hundred men Connecticut's closing Meacham. for the Men's Double Tennis to the concert. and women were awaiting came in March, 1971, when Wyoming's gas chamber, Tournament may do so in execution. The Court set the state's three condemned he says, is cleaned regularly the A thle tic Office before aside the sentences of 130 men w ere allowed to mix because "you never know Monday at 3 :30 p.m. TRISCADECTAPHO B IA: convicts who had petitioned with the general inmate when the pendulum w ill fear o f Fri day th e thirteenth for review and left the door popUlation. The state, swing the other W!l..Y." open for the others to be 8 -TRACK STEREO
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B~rant Students By Peter Lockatell I could not believe that I was actually in Yankee Stadium to watch the New York Football Giants take on the Students International Meditation Society New Orleans Saints last Sunday. .It is a rare treat indeed for You are swimming in the sleeping, and dreaming, and · powerhouse of its -creative a Giant fan to find tickets for a regular season Giant football stormy Atlantic. The rough, is also differen t from altered energy, it prepares game. The Stadium as a rule, has been sold out for months in choppy sea batter you until states of consciousness such meditators for daily activity. advance. As I sat in my seat, I started to figure out why these you feel like Joe Frazier's as hypnosis and Meditators report a decrease games are always sold out. (even with a mediocre team like sparring partner. You are autosuggestion. in tensions and annoyance, the Giants on display!) Just before gam2 time, a lady and exhausted; but, Because the an d an increased capability approached and occupied the empty seat next to me. She ddenly, you dive to the physiological effects of TM to h a ndle problems. TM is looked to be in her late twenties or early thirties, and she e ry bottom of the ocean are m ore profound and not an escape from problems, immediately started talking with the people around me as if fl oor. restful than sl ee p , the it is a prepartation to meet they were her next door neighbors. Finally , he mentioned to All is quiet there. All is meditator feels refreshed and them. me that all the fans in t he section have had the same seats for erene . You see fish and physically rejuvenated after ScamtWc study has also seven years or more ! More or less this statement explains lan ts more beautiful than onl y 1 5-20 minut es of shown t hat meditat rs why Yankee Stadium is always sold out. your childh od dream of meditation. perform better on recaU The point I am trying to make here is why can't pro Christmas. Finally, you swim During Transcendental ts, and learn more quickly foo t baU fans see their teams at. home on the television i n to the all-encompassing Mediation, this metabolic t h an noo - med i t.ators. screen? The answer is home team blackouts. These blackouts blackness of the ocean deep. rate is reduced by an average Meditators a l so sh ow assure football owners will sell out their home games ea h When you sruface. the of 20 percen t . The significantly betler results on week. Yet there are teams like the Giants and the Jets who - sotrm is over, the sun is physiological e vidence more difficul material. The are always sold out. Why can't tho fans that cannot get to hining. You are deeply together with measurements relation between the practice the ballpark watch the game on television? rested from the quiet of the o f s ki n resistance, blood of TM nd ree 11 ability From ti.{ne to time the blackout issue has come in the ocean, and you are xcited c hemistry, and br in wave in di ates that TM improves courts and the courts have ruled for continu d blackouts. because you have touched patter s s h o ws th n a n mem ry and learning ability. Now the Congress has jumped into the pictme. They are currently holding sions to determine whether pro football the u nknown de ths. You individual gains a profoundly I wonder what th t auld 0 s swim e as i ly n o w, the deep state of r st while the for one's studies and grades? has the right to blackout a home team's television area. concrete water b eneath mind remains a wake and able 1'1 ahari hi Mahesh Yogi , Pre ident Nix o n has already given his backing to the su porting you. to respond to stimuli (see the current exponent of TM, a n ti -bla c ko ut forces, and there are in ications that the Y ou have just Scientific Am e r i can, teaches that with more Congre might abolish it. Even if the Congress does de ide ex p e ri e n ced, in very Febraury 1972). Agaib, Dr. problems needing solutions, to abolish the bla kout, there are still a few unanswered metaphorical language, what Wallace states that "it must and with more knowledge to questions. Transcendental Meditation is be remembered that TM is an digest and utilize, man must One of these unansw ered questions is whether li k e. Meditators emphasize, effortless mental activity that find a way to tap this source government has the right to restrain private business from the world "like" here, simply requires neither of crea ti ve po wer within making a profit. The owners claim that lifting the blackout because talking about it, as contemplation nor himself to meet his problems will effect a fan's attitude about seeing a pro game in person. tal king or reading about concen tration, and in this and to cope with them. This argumen t does have some bearing. In most pro football an y thing, is an intrinsically respect differs from other cities, home games do not sell out until the day of the game. If the blackout were removed, fans could wait til the last diff rent activity than that of forms of meditation such as rvl 0 d ern man's dilemma direct xperience . It is, yoga. TM sets your mind 011 is like that of a house minute to see whether the game would be televised. If the however, for the purpose of an angle and lets it glide suffering from severe cracks. game were televised, fans might be inclined to stay home and ex plana tio n that Mark d own to the score of your A good architect knows that watch. B a rlow, a teacher of in telligence. the trouble lies in the Here is my solution to the problem. In cities where the Tran c e ndental Meditation foundation. He doesn't try to home games do not sell out immediately, mix up the (TM), trained by Maharishi What makes TM 0 easy patch the cracks in the walls, broadcastingschedule. In other words, show a home game M ahe sh Yogi, will be and enjoyable? It is based on he goes below the surface one week and show another city's game the following week. speaking at Bryant, October the mind's natural ability to and makes the repairs there. The station or broadcasting company should take great care 19th. move tow ard greater and to mixup the game schedule and announce the games at the greater happiness and last second so fans would not take advantage of the new Transcendental Dr. Demetri Kanellakos, pleasure. You experience this system. This partial blackout system should also be practi ed Me di tation is a completely Senior Research Engineer at natural tendency when you in such cities as New York and Washington in order that they nat ural, effortless technique Stanforn Research Institute, have been studying boring maintain their attendance figures. whi h allows the mind to had this to say about material, and from down the The question I have just answered is the most s rious e x p e r ience finer and finer Transcendental Meditation hall you hear strains of your one now facing the Congress. As an avid football fan, I hope levels of tho}lght, until it and different states of favori te song. Your mind is the Congress rules in the fans favor. Even if television ends transcends thought and consciousness: "We sleep to na turally drawn to it, and up adopting a plan similar to mine, it is not worth it. If you arrives at the source of rejuvenate our bodies, we you start hummingalong as have any ideas on how Congress can solve the blackout creative intelligence. dream to rejuvenate our the words run through your problem, write down on a piece of paper your idea. (Proper TM is a unique though brains, and we transcend to head. Your mind goes the the English is not necessary!) Proceed to leave your suggestion in process which is completely develop our creative song naturally and my mailbox at the Archway Office, and I will publish your d iffe ren t from any other intelligence. If we deny effortlessly w ithout any suggestions in our next issue. Remember, you may have the pro gram o r practice for ourselves sleep, we cannot concentration or answer everyone has been looking for. self-improvement. TM is not function physiologically; if contemplation on your part. a religion and not a we deny ourselves dreaming, p hil osophy, but an As the mind moves we cannot function Continued From Page 1 empirically verifiable ELECTIO N RESUL TS within, desiring this finer psychobiologically; and if we technique. It is not based on Senior field of intelligence, it arrives deny ourselves transcending beliefs nor does one have to R. Komita 80 at the source of creative we experience suffering change one's life-style to S. Edwards 74 energy. This phenomenon because we do not use our practice it, or wear special P. Gaboury 70 can be viewed in nature. As full m en tal po ten tial. " robes, or follow a special M. Vincent 68 we move from a molecule to - diet, or do any kind of M. Senk 61 an a tom and further break The Student's ex ercises. You don't even 6 the atom into its compc'1ent International Meditation B. Berk have to believe that it will Society (SIMS), is a R. Ponteri 2 parts, we 0 brain atomic work. All you have to do is I energy, the greatest known non-profit educational McGovern Nixon practice the technique, and source of energy. organization which is F. 79 131 all the benefits, both physical established in sixty-five S. 84 76 and mental, occur Experiencing one's own countries and on all major J. 68 58 automatically and creative energy has a ,US college campuses. Such S. 53 47 immediately. tremendous effect on the institutions as Yale and What makes TM so activity of the meditator. He Un i versity of Massachusetts McGovern Nixon unique is that it is the only finds his creative ability is at Amherst include in their 284 312 type of mediatation which ex p anded. Thought and curriculm a course designed 48% 52% has received such significant creativi ty are easier because by SIMS and taught by a Industrial Arts Referendum scien tific recognition. Dr. he is using more of his mind, teacher of TM which is called Robert Keith Wallace of the exercising more of his "The Science of Creative Yes 562 78% No Harvard Medi a l School in telligence. Intelligence." SIMS invites 161 22% concluded that TM is a state the Bryant Community to a of consciousness unlike the Because TM directs the free introductory lecture on Physical Education Referendum three most common states of mind to thE' source of its Thursday, Oct. 19th, 8:00 Yes 584 80%
""" ..... _,., ...... ~_ ( t,... _ _ -"n. ~rlD l,..;'I "\..rt 1" t- O , 1;, '" ,, ' 1 Page 12 THE ARCHWAY Independent! Intramural IG T Football ' AT & BREW Results by Steve Botwinoff
The Raiders continued their winning ways with a victory over Dorm 10. The g a m ew a s the roughest independent contest of the seas 0 n . The defensive play wa s au tstanding on both sides as the first half ended scoreless. D fense continued to dominate in the second half and the game looked like it would end in a scoreless tie. However, with time running out in the game, the Raiders drove deep into Dorm 10 territory. Raider quarterback Bob Luceroni then hit Casey Checkarella on a short touchdo wn pass for a 6-0 lead. The play came with just three minutes remaining. After the ensuing kickoff, Dorm 10 was forced deep into their own territory. The Raiders tl~n got an ex c ellen t defensive play by "Itch " DeVincent as he trapped the Dorm 10 quarterback in the endzone for a safety. This ended thescoring as the Raiders had an 8-0 win.
In o t h er a ction , t he Trojans and Bola's Best fought to a 0-0 tie. This tight contest came down to a dramatic ending. With less than thirty seconds remaining in the game, the Trojans lined up a 35-yard field goal attempt. The kick fell just short and the deadlock was secured. The Freshman continued their winning ways by rolling over the 13-gang by the score of 16-0. The freshman took the ope ning k i k off and moved q uic k ly downfield. The op ning drive was halted and J eff Sharples split the Uprights for a 35 yard field goal and a 3-0 freshman lead. After holding the 13 gang, th e freshman moved downfield on long passes to Jeff Sharples and Bob Foster. It's the place to be together. T hey then scored on a 10 All the salad you can make plus a Boneless Sirloin Steak. yard pass from Bo b Cashman All for just $4.8512 oz. $5.7516 oz. to Al Farrier . The extra Other items from $3.25. Plus all the draught beer pain t was kicked and the or red wine you can drink. freshman led at the end of th e first half 10-0. They Monday & Tuesday are Party Nights at Steak & Brew, scored again on a nice 15 Monday: Our regular $4.85 12 oz. Boneless Sirloin is $3.75. yard run y quarterback Bob Tuesday: All you pay for our regular $4.95 Roast Prime Ribs is $3.75. Cashman and upped their Mond.y iTuud.y speml oller nOI valo d on ho ltd;ys l ead to the final score of 1 6 -0. Key 'nter pti ns for th f r eshman d fense were stlille 6- Brlw pick ed off by Bob Fast r, Ralph aldweU, and M arly 1195 Douglas venue Brauch Ave. Exit off Routes 95 or 146. Seh wartz to help hold the l 3-gang scor I ss. CAR RALLY- R gistration 11 :30 a.m. at Bryant Parking Lot ALL ARE WELCOME October 13, 1972 Page 13, FresbDlan Prospect The UPI SpOTMRoundup by Rolfe'Schnur Ted Williams Edited by Peter Lockatell
As' one walks around the CAGE WORLD Magazine. Story Harness Racing Bryant campus and wanders Bo b Hamei is a 6 '3" "Super Bowl" despite flat tires on his sulky, swept both over to the Gym, he sees guard-forward from By Peter Lockatell heats of the Kentucky futurity to become the sixth triple many of our basketball Scarsdale, NY. He played for Lost in the fanfare of crown winner in trotting history. " Super Bowl" was never players preparing for the Arch bishop Stepinac in this year's playoffs, was a seriously threatened in the second heat by any rival in the 1972 -7 3 basketball ea on. White Plaines, New York. He baseball tragedy that five-horse field, finishing in one minute and fifty-nine This year there is a large possesses a good shot and occurred a couple of weeks seconds. Spartan Hanover was the runner-up in the s cond Freshmen representation and plays excellent defense. His a go. Ted Williams, the last heat and second in the overall standing for the race. In the this is directed in introducing two brothers start for player to hit 400 for a full first heat, "Super Bowl" was slowed by a blown tire midway a few of these players. nationally-ranked Bentley season and current manager in the home stretch and had to stave off a late rush by Charles Armstrong is the College in Massachusetts. of the W ashin g ton "Songcan" to win by a neck in two minutes flat. tallest player in recent years Mike McCall played for Senators-Texas Rangers, Auto Racing to step on the Bryant court. La Salle Academy in Rhode decided he would not return Former world champion Jackie Stewart of Scotland led At 6 '9 1/2" and 240 pounds, Island and gained All-Class A next season. The last two from pole to pole to win the United States Grand Prix at Charlie hails from Waterbury, R . 1. He is 6'3" and is an seasons have been nothing Watkins Glen, New York. The win was Stewart's · econd onnecticut and played for aggressive player who gives 'but headaches for the straight, capturing the Canadian Grand Prix two weeks ago. Tech. He is a strong 100%. At LaSalle, he played confident Williams. " It just Stewa rt's teammate, Francois Devert of France, finished rebounder and possesses with sophomore guard, Ned wasn't fun anymore." cited second and Denis Hulme, driving a McLaren, was third. desire and a good attitude. Bohan. Williams at the time of the Emerson Fittapaldi of Brazil, who has already clinched the Dave Sorafine is a 6'8" Joe Schmeltz is 6'6" and announcement. championship series, was never in serious contention. He left fr e shman from North 220 pounds from No doubt it was a the race with a broken shock absorber. Stewart, who Providence. He gained honors Immaculate High in disappointing end to an averaged 117.483 miles an hour, ginished more than 32 of All-State Class "B" first Danbury, Connecticut. He is otherwise brilliant managerial seconds ahea(j of Devert. team and All-State all-groups a strong, aggressive player career for Williams. Why did Bobby Allison outgunned Buddy Baker by half a car s e o nd team. At North who shoots a hook shot from his career have to end so length in a flat out duel over the last ten laps to win the Providence he averaged over either side. At Immaculate he abruptly? Why did baseball National 500 Nascar Stock Car Race at Charlotte, North 20 points per game in his gained All- W estern have to lose such a valuable Carolina. The two drivers swapped the lead four times in the s e nior year. Dave is an Connecticu t Conference. asset? Texas o w ner Bob last ten laps. Allison's win, with an average speed of 133.234 exc llent shooter and Coach Immaculate is the school Short is one of the reasons miles an hour, gave him nine victories for the year and F olliard has high hopes for where Ray Depeltau and for the Williams tragedy. The brought his earnings to more than 248,000. him. Rick Shanley played--two problem can also be traced to Ron Hutcherson of Keokuk, Iowa, drove his Mercury to Tom DuPont is a 6'2" returning vets. the Lords of Baseball. a two-lap victory in today's Triton 300-mile race at College guard from Waterbury, Robert Penta is a 6 '3" It seems to me that Ted Station, Texas. Connecticut. While at Wilby forward from Salem, Williams fell victim to the The race wa s marred by the death of driver Louis High chool, he was named Massachusetts. He was the business end of baseball. Wu s t erhau en of Austin, Texas. Wusterhausen was killed the Most Valuable Player in unsung hero for Bridgtan When Williams and Short when his car skidded out of control on the first lap and was Wa t erbury , All- ity in his Academy, tate Champs for were in Washington, the team hit broadside by a car driven by Cleve mith of junior a n d senio r years, Maine in 1972. In high was going well, but the Bloomington, illinois. All-League and second team school, he played for Everett attenda nce was not. Shor There was a second major wreck involving Johnny Early All-State his en ior year. High in Salem. had to .. pay through th of Jeffersonville, Indiana, and Bud Schoyer of Toledo, Ohio. Besid s his fine shooting, he Roger Sampson is a nose" just to use Kennedy Early suffered a brain concussion and three to seven broken p o s s s s e s eX l.! ep tional 5'11" guard who played for Memorial Stadium for his ribs while Schoyer had possible fractures of the left knee and ju mping ab il i ty and the R.I. Class-A East team's home games . ribs. all-around hustle. 0 - hamps, Mt. St. Charles. R egardless of Short's Hutch erson led 136 of the 150 laps in posting his victory P a u 1 M elvin hails from He was All-Class A and made shortcomings in the front wi th W. B. Bailey of Houston finishing second and Iggy Dan bury, Connecticut and the State Tourney second office, Williams was Katena of Willis, Michigan finishing third. played at Danbury H igh team. performing miracles with the School. At 6 '5" and 200 These are the players and Hockey Senators. Ted had moved a A federal judge in Philadelphia says he is " going to rule pounds, he has the size and on 0 cto ber 15 practice previous weak Washington ability to play forward at begins for the 72-73 Season. that hockey is not immune" from Federal Antitrust laws. club to a fourth place finish The judge is hearing arguments on all major legal actions Bryant. He was first team All players are welcome to in 1968. The feat earned All-City and All-League in come out for practice for involving the NHL and WHA . The suits have been Williams managerial acclaim. consolidated so they may be disposed of more easily. his junior and senior years; both J.V. and Varsity. Next One of Williams' greatest No ruling has yet been made, but the WHA season is and was named honorable week an article will appear attributes at the time, was his scheduled to open Wednesday so a decision may be mention All-New England by on the ten returning vets. a b i Ii ty to teach his players forthcoming. the fine arts of hitting. He Pro Basketball increased Frank Howard's The NBA Cleveland Cavaliers have suspended veteran home run total and batting guard Lenny Wilkens for refusing to report to the team. average, helped Eddie Wilkens, the former Seattle player-coach, was traded to the Brinkman and Aurelio Cavaliers for guard Butch Baird and forward Barry Clemons Rod-iquez swing better bats last August. Wilkens has said he wants to play for a team on and Williams also helped a the West Coast. disillusioned Mike Epstein Rick Barry, who jumped from the National Basketball come through with more Association to the American Basketball Association four basehits and home runs. years ago, has returned to the Golden State Warriors of the Some of these players were NBA. Barry says he will fulfill the remaining three years of a the reason why Williams was five-year contract signed with the Warriors in 1970. able to field good teams a fe w yea rs ago. Yet Ted with Flood and McLain on was on a par with the San would never see these players the ball club, the Senators Diego Padres. Then the Lords reach their full potential on attendance still did not show of Ba s eball a nd Sho r t his team. much of an improvement. To decided to move the Own e r Bob S h 0 r t add to Williams' ills, Flood franchise to Texas this decided that he had to boost later left the team and never season. The place the newly attendance somehow, so he returned. Denny McLain name Rangers played in was d e cided to trade for a few never recovered from his half a dump, the Rangers slumped controversial ballplayers. He year layoff, and proceeded to to last with untried rookies tr a d ~ d aw ay Aurelio lo se t wenty games that and major league reje ts, and Rodriquez, Eddie Brinkman season. In other words, the the attendance figures again and Joe Coleman to Detroit Senators were falling apart took a considerable drop for Denny McLain, paid a and there was nothing Ted downward. It was at this pile of cash for Curt Flood Williams could do to prevent point that Ted Williams saw and he traded Mike Epstein " It . the h ope lessness o f t he to Oakland for n e xt to The Senators spent that situation, and decided he was nothing a year later. Since last season in Washington. through w i th Short and Williams was a loyal manager, Th e club had become a baseball. he did not squawk about the revolving door with players Peop l e s om e ti m s deals, and maybe this was his coming and going con tantly. wonder why baseball has lost managerial fault. is The Club pitching staff was its popularity. The fact is The following season 6'9" and Dave Sorafine 6'8". in shambles, and the hitting Continued on Pa e 15 Page 14 1)IE ARCHWAY ·Rolfe Picks Reallgnment-- iMajor League Style by Buddy Trinkle -. Through, the past decade both American and National many people who live in The Pros or 0 , U. S. b a seb a l l h a s Leagu es c ould play, each National 'League cities would expanded from sixt en t ams o ther durin g t he r egu lar su r e l li k e t o see Carl Minnesota over Denver: 34-14.·Purple People Eaters to an enormous number of se ason , the bas ball public Y a s tr z emski , B r ooks come alive. twenty- four teams. Through could see every baseball star Ro b inson, Harma n expansi on, the quality of Kill e brew and Mickey Atlanta over New Orl aI)S: 24-17. tlanta improves with in person at least once a year. each game. baseball has been severely As is stands now, many Lolich, only to name a few. Pittsburgh over Houston: 35-24. Steelers almost pulled d il uted. I nstead of having people who live in American If realignment were to be off a major upset. only ixteel teams fighting League ci ties would most drawn up, certain problems Kansas City over incinnati: 41-24. Chiefs roll over for eventual prospect, you definitely like to look at would surely arise; but the Bengals. now have twenty-four teams Roberto Clem ent e, Juan n a t i onal pastime woul_ \Y,ashington over St. Louis: 17-14. Cards try for second vy i n g fo r t h e ame Marachal Johnny Bench, and c ertail ly be m u ch more upset in two w eks. prospective candidates. Hank Aaron. int esting and also twice as . Los Angeles over Philadel phia: 21-6. L.A. almost back to i n ce x p a sion has T ypically speaking, much fun to watch. occurred, many of th teamsr------ normal. Green Bay over Detroit : 24-21. Tough game in NFL's th a t h a ve c om e i n t o black-and-blue division. e x i s t a nce ar e p e r p e t u al College Football Oaldand over Buffalo: 31-17. Raiders must play better losers. Besides that is the fa t that bas e ball has not than last week. By Peter Lockatell Chicago over Cleveland: 17-16. Bears pull an upset. increa d it's popularity since Dallas over Baltimore: 28-24. Coach Landry calls good.' spreadin g its wings into many In l a st week's a tion , m o st of Uni t e d Pr ess Miami over San Diego: 42-28. Butch cassidy and the areas which just weren't International's Top Ten College Football Teams won, but Sundance Kid run over Chargers. ready for it. Something must many of these teams suffered close calls or lost point spr eads N.Y. Giants over San Francisco: 35-26. Snead continues be changed! Do we want to and ranking slips in this week's polls. At the top of the list of amazing year. let baseball fall by the college football dose calls was Southern Cal. The Trojans N.Y. Jets over New England: 52-0. Joe Willie passes for wayside and let football could only manage a 31-20 decision over Pacific Eight rival many TD's. (which is anxiously awaiting) Stanford. Coupled with Oklahoma's day off, Sout hern Last week 9-4. The season 16-9-1. to emerge as our number-one California lost some ground in this week's poll. Ohio State Rplfe S,chnur. national game? on the other hand, charged into contention with last w ek 's Many people would like come from behind 35-18 victory over California. to see baseball changed so FOOT BALL SCHEDULE Buckeye fullback Harold Henson ran for three that it would be more FRATERNITY touchdowns in the contest, and moved his team to the interesting to watch. One of DIVI SlON B TEAK NO. TEAK NO . fourth spot in this week's ratings. Elsewhere, Notre Dame DYVIS ION A the suggestions would be to Til'! itT 1. 1WII'-S 1. 13-CANG scored a last-second touchdown to beat their point spread DaTA sto TE 2 . BOLA I S BEST 8. RA IDERS realign the divisions, thus PUl S IC TEF J. DEGEN ERATES 9 . TIII1NDER THIllIPfRS and Michigan State 16-0. Florida State was surprised by p BEl( 4. DOll! 5 10. TOP OF THE '!'IIELFT I creating new rivalries ~. DOll! 10 11. TR().JAlI S Florida 42-13, as Florida's Dave Bowden passed for two TD's 6 . f'lU:SItI~ 12. VET£RAlIS interstate and throughout tailback Nat Moore ran for two more. Also, Alabama SUNDAY. OCTOBE k 1 5 MO~DA Y! OCTOBERi6iUESDAy;oc:roB!ii!7\€Dt.ESrUY:omOHER1B any particular section of the corralled the Georgia Bulldogs 25-7 .. Two third period 1,00-1'1 6 V9 t ).15- 1. X't vs TEP J' t S-PI J vs 6 ),15- Pl 2 vs 9 country. 1 . 00-1"2 9 vs 7 J . 1S- F2 'rE v. BEX )'15-1'2 2 V," 7 J'15-F2 S va 6 touchdowns by quarterback Terry Davis turned a tigh t game Z'1 5-P't 10 V 9 6 4, ) 0-1'1 'rKE vn PEP 4.JO- F1 5 vs t2 4"O_P1 7 v s 12 Z' 15-f'2 2 V $ } , JO-P2 DELT A SIr.; 4 , JO-P2 I '" ) 4 , JO-P2 4 V" 1 into a somewhat easy victory for the Crimson Tide. So , , ) O- P't 12 V5 4 vs PHI SIC For instance, wouldn't it THURSDA Y, OCTOBtR 19 without any further ado, here are this week's United Press J ,I S-Pl 4 vs 2- be interesting for the New International's Coaches Top Ten College Foot ball Ratings. l:~g:~: ~ ~ : t~ York fan if the Mets play ed Team Records Points 1; . JO- f' Z 8 VI! 9 the Yankees eighteen times a 1 Sou them California( 5-0) 333 YO~LlmIALL SctlEDULII year? The same could be said 20klahoma(3-0) 324 1. su 7. API: 13. DORM 1 - D!l.t.VRO S 2. SLt' 8. lfIl>£PINDEIIT SYIIACIJ! f or the Chicago White ox 3 Alabama(5-0) 232 ~ : ~~I.OOl£NT Hf]U( !~ : ~U!llllOO 9 and the Cubs. If baseball 4 Ohio State(3-0) 208 ~: ::. :i: ~ill!s follow d football, it would 5 Nebraska(3-1) 198 SUNDAY loll S MONDAY 10/16 n TU'iSiiAYtoZlf--w'E"i:i'NEStiAYio7W- THulisD'u-ToiEf- realign itself in the best way 12 . 00 10 va B JoIS 'i va J jd$ 8 VB fJ ).15 11 vs 9 3.15 I vs 6 6 Michigan(4-0) 185 12 . ) 0 11 V lj 7 ) ,4S 6 ... 2 ). 459 v s 12 ) , 45 12 v s a ).'>52 v s 5 possible to attract national 1.00 12 vs 6 4 '15 7 vs 1 4 , 15 10 vs 11 4 .15 1) V8 7 ~ '1 5 , va 4 7 Notre Dame(3-0) 135 ~:~g i)v~ \ 5 rivalries. It is at this time that 8 Louisiana State( 4-0) 118 ....2,. JO_ 2_ V_S_J______- ______...... I propose that new divisions 9 Auburn(4-0) 41 be formed. An example of 10 Washington(5-0) 37 how the Major League could My tips proved to be complete disasters last week, but Magic Chef Sandwich Shop change itself in a way that everyone has an occasional off day. In this week's action, 80 PAGE ~TREET WOONSOCKET R.i. would surely help the Brown could surprise for the second straight week. Thi nat ional game is shown week ~here are heavy underdogs against Yale. Texas could Open 24 Hi-s. below. possibly beat the point spread in their game with Oklahoma. AMERICAN LEAGUE I think that 21 is a mighty big point spread. If Sonny Watch for our changing future EAST WEST Sixkiller has a good afternoon, look for Washington over Boston Oakland Stanford by at least a field goal. A warning to Michigan Bryant's Place For Night People New York Y. California supporters, watch out for Michigan State. Last week, the New York .M. San Francisco After 4:30·Am. Panic Botton 762-9877 Spartans made Notre Dame go to the end of their contest Baltimore San Diego before Notre Dame beat the point spread. Here are this 1-o------fPittsburgh Los Angeles' week's UPI odds: Philadelphia St. Louis Michigan - Michigan State 131-2 Air Force - Boston College 101-2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Duke Clemson 5 1-2 Detroit Houston Columbia - Harvard 6 Cincinnat ~ Atlanta Cornell - Penn 9 Cleveland Texas Dartmouth - Princeton Chicago Minnesota Ohio State - lllinois ~ ~ Chicago Milwaukee North Carolina - Kentucky 7 1-2 JJet~rn mull .Nov 1 Montreal Kansas City Syracuse - Navy Through these new North Carolina State - Wake Forest I» divisions, not only will new Oklahoma State - VPI 4 Cflt Stevens Nov 3 rivalries be formed; but if Penn State - Army 17 Yale - Brown 16 Crossword Answers Oklahoma - Texas 21 CHICAGO Nov 5 Mississippi - Georgia 6 1-2 Indiana - Wisconsin 1. Purdue -Minnesota 121-2 B EACH BOYS Nov 17 Arkansas - Baylor 14 Colorado - Iowa State 13 UCLA - Oregon State ] 4 Collegiate Service Club Oregon - Washington State 1
.. 8 0>1 1689-Brvant C"",pus - Sm ithfield.R.I. 02917 Stanford - Washington 3 Tulane - Miami 7 Discounts to esc members LSU - Auburn J.- 1-2 Florida - Mississippi State 13 October 13, 1972 Page 15
Bryant Run ners Find Tough Girls Make It Seem Like The Olympics Going In Recent Meets
by Alan Temkin
T he Bry a n t Th e Bryant Cross-Country Team went up Cross-Cou ntr y T e a m against its toughest test of involved in its third meet of the season. The Indians ran the year. The cross-country against Brown, URI, and m e et was beld on Friday, rovidence College on Oc t obe r 6, 1 972, at \.II:::;UClY, October 10, 1972 Lowell-Dacut State Forest. at Kingston, Rhode Island. The weather was p a rtly The course record for the cloudy and 0 0 1, which gave meet was s t by Flanders and the ruDDers ideal conditions owe of N o r t beastern at f o r t h i s m ee t. T I e :51. cross -coun try race was won T he r ss-coun try race b y Jim Roberts of Lowell was won by Smith with a Technological Institute with time of 24:42; there was a a time of 27 :30. Fowler of second-plac e tie between Worcester Politech came in Farl ey a nd Swart f rom second with a time of 27:36, Providence College at 25:05; Briggs of Worcester Politech fourth p lac e was held by came in third with a time of Thomas of Brown at 25:10; 27:49; Murch of Worcester a n d Grundy came in fifth Poli tech came in fourth at with a time of 25:105. The 27: 55, and Dave Stone of first Bryant finisher was Dave Bryant finished fifth with a Stone , wbo came in time of 28:01. twenty-s a nd with a time of The time and place of 26: 57. Phi-Up all pro volley ball chicks make a stab at another victory. The Bryant team had a the other members of the very difficult time in Bryant runners are as On Wednesday, October dominated the whole second SLT. SIX bounced back conquerring these teams, follows: eighth--Steve- 4, SIB and APK played the match and finally won it strong as Ann Adams shut because of the great depth of 0Ison-- 28: 20; six teenth first game. SIB won the first 15-5, SIX B won the third out SLT 11-0 in the third Richard Collard--29:15; the op'posing runn~rs . match 15-13. SIB had a big match 15-8, Grimes was match. seventeenth--Paul lead, but APK's Cheryl Lasky winning, but SIX-B came The time and place of On Tuesday, October 10, Buczak--29:25; s c ored all 13 points on from behind for their first the other members of the SIB played BSO at 3:45. SIB twenty-fourth-- J ohn serves. Susan Ricci served the spectaculor victory. Bryant College won the first two matches Dross- - 30:37 ; thirty whole second match to win The second game was Cross-Country Team are as 15-7 and 15-6. In the first first--Tim Banning-- 31:55; the second match for SIB between Delvaros and f o llows: 25th--Steve Olson-- match " Sleeze" Barter got 8 11-0. Independent Berk. Delvaros 2 7: 07; 31st--Richard thirty-fourth--Mike points for SIB. Pauline won the first match 15-4. Co llard--28:24; 33rd--Bob Riley--32:53; thirty-seventh Independent 9 and Phi Riendeau did a good job on Monica Luce did a find job K ashm a n ia n --29:52; -Ge orge Huley·-35:56; and p played the se a nd game. her debut on the volley ball serving seven in a row. 34th--John Dross--30:06; thirty-ninth--Gary Independent 9 won both the field. Doreen Quinn did an The second a nd third 35th--Mike·-30:51; 36th--Tim Squires--39 : 14. The final first match, 15-5 and the outstanding job for BSO. SIB Bannine--31 :15; and George score wa s Worcest e r second match, 15-12. matches were w on by Independent Berk 11-0 and is the first successful team Huley--34: 38. The final score Politechnic Institute, 25; The third set of matches this year to win 6 games in a 15-5. Carol Ehrlich and Ester was Providence College, 21; Lowel T e chnological was played between BSO and row. Faiman played good for URI, 4 7 ; Brown, 62; and Institute, 46; and Bryant GDI. BSO w on the first - Independent Berk, especially Inde p enden t 9 and Bryant, 117. College, 61. match 15-4, but the strong on serves. SIX-B played at 4 :15. SIX-B GDI team won the next two SIX and SLT played the wo n t he first match 15-1. matches 15-10 and 15-4. third set of matches. SIX In d ependen t 9 won the Intramural On Thur sday SIX-B dominated the whole first second match 16-14. It was a played Independent Grimes. match and 15-3. In a very very close mat h. IX·B won Football Si x -B won the first match close second match, SL T was the third m t b 1 5-6 . This 15-6. 'They showed good ic t Ii u 15 -13 . D e n ise was the first 10 for the Standings t e a mw o r k . G r ime s H n ba k 10 0 ked good for Independent 9 teanl. By Michael Kata From Page 13 WILLIAMS The S w i m Tea m is All students interested baseball has become to much havin g tim e tri a ls on the Red Cross First FRATS lik e big business . 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