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Ck G Set Dree• Rl O Kick Ff C on Cer T W Ee Ken D ~ § "flit/lly,OctfJ/JeIIJ" 0) ", S ~: i Good Luck From The Arthway ~ '§ "tio~ Heres hoping you don't have Triscadectaphobia. ><oQl ><d~ -t ~ ;:; o .. i:I >~ C":l • cAULIFFE cK dr ee rl g Set o CASE DECIDED Bryant College received Kick ff Con ce r t Wee ken d today an official copy of the rbitnitor ' Award, dated The gym will be the • weave his muscial magic. October I I, 1972, from scene of musical gymnastics Frid ay night's concert Arbitrator William J. Fallon, th i s w ee kend when the IL with McKendree Spring and in t he m a t t er of t h e S tude n t S e n a t e in Epic R ecords hard rocking ar h i tr a tion b etw en the conjunction with Fantasma band, ELF will be the biggest Bryan t Faculty Federation Productio s presents Bryant m u sical surprise in a long and Bryant College relative Fall Weekend '72. Weeks of tim e . Be p repared to hear to the dischatg of Cornelius hard work have gone into the M c K e ndr ee Spri n g J . McAuliffe as a member of production of this event and electronically blow the gym the facultY last fall. tonight the students will reap roof off. Arbitrator Fallon found the rewards when McKendree Providing that the gym is that t he discharge of Mr. Spring and ELF take to the r e st o red to its o riginal McAuliffe was for just cause. stage in what promises to be condition by 8 o'clock on The issue tated in the a very fine evening of music. Saturday night--boogie and A ward was whether Mr. TOnights schow marks the blues fans will be on hand or M c Auliffe had been New England Debut of Deep the long awaited penormace discharged in accordance Purple produced , ELF, a of Canned Heat a nd with the collective bargaining hard rocking new band. N.R.B.Q. agreement for cause; and if McKendree Spring, who The four members of McKendree Spring who will apear The weekends festivities he h ad not been, what his have been perf o rming in the Bryant Gym on F riday. October 13. will conclude on Sunday remedy would be. togt:Jther since 1968, has been several reasons. First of all acoust.ic guitar is meant aftemoon at 2:30 with the The matLer was called "one of the b est they have no drummer. AU strictly fo background and New England Folk Con rt. p sented at hearing held in nknown gro ups in t he the g p 's per ussion i percussi 0, while mos· of the in t he Rotunda. Appearing Providence on December 7, world. ,. Somehow they have d on 011 th rllitnrs. lead guitar ork is don b' i II be ao ard recording 1 Q 7 • January 6, Februarv missed out on fame and McKendree Spring consists of Martin SI tusky. The real artist Ellen Warshau, STASH, 25. May 17, and June 26, fortune, but in the process Fran McKendree on acoustic unifying force in their Jim Monahan, Scott Cannon 1972. Final briefs were filed they have gathered a cult of guitar, Martin Slutsky on instrumentation is the 'liotin and Bryant's o wn Mark on behalf ·of the Federation fanatical followers. electric guitar, Fred Holman of Mike Dreyfuss. While the Barthel with friends. and the College on August T he music tlhey play is n b ass gui t ar and Mike guitarists provide the driving Fer all those who have 29, 197;::..2.~ ___ for the most part written by Dr yr. ss on electric violin. force for the ongs, it is the been _u ffer ing from what the group, bu t i t is also T h e other thing t hat violin which em ellishes the they thought was a terminal culled from the likes of Bob detracts from th ir image as total so und w ' th flowing case of Bryant College Dylan, Ar lo Guthri , Neil rock band is that they look l i nes or b ols te r s t he stu ck-in -the-woods blues, 31% Vote Yo un g, and Tom Rush, li k a folk grou when they arr a n g e men t s with f ast here 's y o u r chance t o get among others ... people whos fi t appear on stage. As soon chopping strokes. Dreyfuss your head together. music and talent th y a s they start to play, uses a ring modulator, an A big crowd is expected In Senate · respect. however, their true identity Arpsynthesizer , an ech o f or t h e weekend so i t's McKendree S pri ng as a rock band lips out. It e f f e c t, a t h eramin, and advisable to get your tickets doesn't fit the picture of .qu ickly becomes apparent v a ri o us o t he r p ieces o f early. E ections your averalre rock band for t h at F r an McKe ndree's elect r o ni paraphernalia to Results Pell and Ghafee Slated to Debate Here Monday ollow Freshman W. Harrison 125 re butta!. Afterwards, Senator Pell United States Senator Claiborne P ll, will face Dr. Joseph Hagan, Vice T.Banning 123 a nd M r . C hafee will an swer his opponent, fromer Navy Se retaxy John Chafee President for Public Affairs M. French L21 questions from the audience. in a debate spon ored by the Rhode Island Press h as e xtended on behalf of D.Kay 99 Association. The s nator is now fighting a tough the Rhode Island Pre s Club D. Stump 91 campaign effort spearheaded by the personable and the Rhode I land Press D. Williamson 76 former Rhode Island Governor. Photographers' A sociation D. Halper 62 an invitation to the Bryant H. Flaum 48 Student Body to attend the M. Lynch 71 debate between Se nator H. Pezzola 71 Claiborne Pell and former M.Gay 63 Navy Secr etary John H . M. McGraath 39 Chafee on Monday vening, M. Gilchrist 60 October 16, at 7:30 p.m. in : J. Galligan 68 the Auditorium. Sophomore This is the first time that K. Katz 149 the asso iation has allowed K. Nigro 137 o u tsider s to attend their J. Anderson llS meetings. All visitors will be B. Pring 97 allowed sea ting after the B. Irelaand 86 association members are in B. Margolin 73 the Auditorium . R. Ennis 71 D. Goldstein 71 Each candidate will have A. St eves 63 fifteen minutes to present his S. Elkin 71 stand on the issues, and each Page 2 THE ARCHW A" f I EditD/if/tly LETTERS TO THE !, r EDITOR I To Beer Or Not To Beer Bryant College Credibility ~ Last week THE ARCHWAY brought out the problem of WBCS, Bryant College-Cledability ~ the Dormitory Deposit. During the past week hearings have Dear Editor, begun on the question of interest payment. THE ARCHWAY Bryant C nege has a credability gap, part of that gap has, r will r e p o r t o n t he progress or the r gression of these to do with WBCS . As you know from my previous letters hearings. f I've talked about money, rumors politicising and hope. I This week THE ARCHWAY has done some research on wrote with a somewhat naive pen hopll1g the school would another area of the college where students pay in and receive "enlighten me" w ith answers, hopefully straight and ~ less in return for their payment. On a typical night when th wish f ully hone,st. So far the only straight answer I've Bryant student is bored he or she has a small place where received was a year ago when I talked with Dr. Evarts about they can go to relieve this inner frustration. The Rathskellar the radio station. I walked into the room 0 meet him and is open every day from 3 p.m. until 2 a.m. This facility was when I mentioned I represented the radio station, he said, built in a small pink house at a cost of $15,000. The initial " N o!" the school had plan for a station then! \ I cost was figured in the 18 million dollar construction figure Now the answer has changed and the administration is in 1969-70. THE ARCHWAY has come upon daily figures of playing dirty pool. When they ask us a question and it takes daily receipts of the Rathskellar. The take is about $200 and us 24 hours to get an answer we are accused of delaying. on some good nights it brings in as much as $400. Some We've produced instantaniously every time for the school quick calculations show that an average week's gross income from membership lists to accurate budgets. The school has is about $1400. This is a lot of money. failed us every time! The school was fooled by two Now let's inform the freshman about the changes in the pretenders who ran a non-existent radio factory last year-owe. "Rat." When the Bryant pub opened, the beer cost 20 cents had to tell the school of their mistake, we had to I10und it a glass and $1.25 a pitcher. Now, the prices are 25 cents and into their heads? until they agreed! This summer a week $1.50 respectively.
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