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1987 The ommeC nt, November 12, 1987 Bridgewater State College

Volume 65 Number 8

Recommended Citation Bridgewater State College. (1987). The Comment, November 12, 1987. 65(8). Retrieved from: http://vc.bridgew.edu/comment/596

This item is available as part of Virtual Commons, the open-access institutional repository of Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Massachusetts. lll&11t11 The Comment Bridgewater State College November 12, 1987 IVol. LXV No. 7 Bridgewater, MA "Which wav did he ao?" Printing ·Arms race problems adressed: postpone Star Wars yearbooks "flawed"

ByEdWard By Bryon Hayes

According to Yearbook editor The "A Week of Education on Ronald Pettit "production of Nuclear Arms Race: 1987 yearbook will be delayed November 9 - 15" lecture series five weeks and students will began Monday night in the Green receive their books in January." Room of the Campus Center. The yearbook office received The event was sponsored by the 1054 books on Wednesday, Union of Concerned Scientisits October 28, but Pettit decided to (Photo by Deb Willis) '(UCS). return the books after discovering Students wait for the bus in front of the Conant Science Building late, last The topic for the evening some major defects. He reports Friday afternoon. "Computers and Star Wars," was that there was a serious problem presented by Dr. James Fink, a with the red background screens dividers were splotchy and very long. For alumni to have almost three weeks to reprint and member of UCS. He began by on the first 16 page signature of spotted. This was not quality books falling apart after a few rebind the books and they will determining the current factors, the book. printing." years is not a good thing. We arrive back by mid-December for positive and negative, in which .:~rst 16 p~ges 0£ tij; rifi •n p2Qition .1~~,iu4j~~~~t:Y:111~ want to senu them back to be distribution as early as January. the nuclear arms race is situated. background screens were not Pettit found the book's binidilgs rebound." Taylor Publishing ·is the The positive forces are: the . consistent with the red screens in to be less then satisfactory. Pettit will be shipping the company that Pettit ha~ been conclusion of the Intermediate the back of the book and the "The binding was extremely books out Thursday afternoon to working with to get the yearbook cont. on p. 3 graduated grey screens on the loose and will· not stay together Dallas to be rebound. It will take cont. on p. 3 Campus Center doors smashed By Ed Ward Social welfare

Students walking through the lower floors of the Campus minor announced Center last Friday may have noticed a few shattered glass doors. Two of the broken doors By Mona R. McNamara require students to deal with were located in the lower foyer people." That is one of the facing both the front of the Upon returning to· BSC this reasons for the minor in Social building and the movie lounge fall, students found that many Welfare. and a third by RG4 beneath the changes took place over the According to Dr. Dorothy auditorium. summer. These changes in­ E. Howard, Professor of Social Campus Center Director Dr. cluded additions to majors and Work, Richard Veno was reluctant to minors. What does this mean "The advantages of a Social release information Friday about to students? It means that the Welfare minor are endless; the damage. department of Social Work is when graduates deal with Due to possible legal announcing a minor in Social clients, they will be less complications, however, he was Welfare. This is a minor for all conscious of themselves and unable to release any details, students; it's goal is to present more conscious of the client except that no one was injured. a clear under- standing the of whom they are attempting to Maintenance: personnel at the human services field and how serve." Campus Center reported that one functions in it. damage to the foyer doors resulted Social Work has been an Bruns and Howa!d ex­ because of a probable dispute independent major since 1977. plained that the minor works . between two individuals leaving However, it has been a part of just as any other minor. the Rathskeller on Thursday the Department of Sociology Introduction to Psychology night. They could not, however, since 1972. This was due·to (PY 100) or Introduction to provide any information about the fact that social work was a Sociology (SOlOO) are the the broken door near RG4. fledgling department in the only prerequisites to be a Other maintenance personnel early 1970's~ mino;r. There are four required aware of the damage stated that "The department is growing courses that begin with In­ although there had been no injury very fast," according to troduction to Social Welfare. this time, there could be injuries Professor Aida Bruns, de~ Students must also take several .in the future. They claim the partment chair. "Many students electives; the topics covered for doors in the foyer are unsafe are going into the human the electives may range from · (Photo by Deb Willis) because they swing too fast and The foyer doors as they appeared after being services fields. Or they are in child welfare to substance could cause an injury if students service related fields that abuse. smashed Thursday night. are not careful. 2 The Comment Thursday, November 12, 1987 News Meal - less meal planned '.Ii~ on Thursday, November 19, toNorthAmerica. . ;"JIStlrEJSS·. Oxfarn America celebrates it The tragedy exists in our own . tf · annual day of "Fast for a World country as well. Nearly 32.5 Harvest." This well known million Americans live below the organization is an international poverty line. The United States is agency that funds self-help the only industrialized country development projects and disaster where children make up the relief in poor countries. Oxfam largest segment of the poverty America's Fast for a World population. While no one is sure Harvest provides a symbolic way how many Americans are to participate in the struggles of homeless, estimates range from the poor and hungry around the 600,000 to 3 million, and the world. Fast for a World Harvest number is increasing. is held each year on the Thursday This year, the BSC Catholic before Thanksgiving, a time Center is once again challenging when people in the United States the entire community of traditionally celebrate their abun- Bridgewater State College to dance with family and friends. become involved. The goal is a The facts are sobering. Inter- "Meal-less Meal." On Thursday, nationally, many people involved November 19, every member of in growing the world's food ~n't the community is invited to fast afford to feed their own families; from the noonday meal. This every minute, 30 children die for sign of concern can provide one want of food and inexpensive more opportunity for solidarity as vaccines, while in that same a community. minute, the world's military On Monday, Tuesday, and budgets absorb $1.7 million of Wednesday prior to the day of public funds. Four times more fast, sign-up sheets will be malnourished children are female present at all the campus dining than male, and 36 of the world's areas. All students with meal 40 poorest countries export food cont. on p. 3

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840 County .Street (Route 140) Taunton, MA 02780 617-880-0006 Financed by Ma~sachusetts Housing Finance Agency The Comment Thursday, November 12, 1987 3 Star Wars plan has numerous flaws cont. from p. 1 country does not have the trillion would be placed next to the SDI system stands to fail, but Nuclear Forces Treaty, which dollars needed and would have to American satellites and could be reminded 'the audience that, "The will decrease the numbers of borrow it from other European detonated when a threat occured. Soviet Union will continue to be weapons instead of decrease in countries." Also, he pointed out "These are relatively inex­ around. New weapons will not strategic arms with the meeting the two largest flaws: the SDI pensive and would travel with work. We must find a way to between President Reagan and system has no means of being any satellite we placed up there." share this planet if we are to Soviet Premier Gorbachev; and a tested, and it invites Soviet Fink concluded that he feels the survive." new generation of Soviet and countermeasures. American leaders. "Once any computer system is Yearbook editor Ronald Pettit The negative factors are that the, developed, it must be tested; any Meal - less meal planned U.S. abandonded the Salt II (computer) science expert knows limits, even though the treaty that. SDI can not be tested unless cont. from p. 2 dining area so that everyone ye a b00 k wasn't signed; the continuance of a "mock attack is staged." But r tickets can sign away their noon during the day can make his or the strategic opportunity for a how do you convince a country, meal on November 19. The food her own special donation to the cont. from p. 1 full test ban on nuclear weapons - when the missiles are going in service will donate the cost of hungry. At noon, the bells of produced. Pettit explains that this the Soviet Union ceased for 18 its air space, that it is not being the meal to Oxfam. Other Boyden Hall will toll for five is the first year that he has dealt months and would agree to attacked? And waiting for an members of the community, minutes to call all to a greater with this company. The pub- continue it if the U.S. would actual attack to determine that the including faculty. off-campus awareness of the hungry and the lisher of the last book was also. The U.S. turned down this system doesn't work is absurd, " students, staff, and commuter poor. This special moment will Hunter Publishing of North proposal. Fink said. students can sign up during this be followed by a short prayer Carolina. He was not pleased Fink then spoke of strategic He added that the program would time to indicate their pledge not service on the front steps of with Hunter because "their defense initiative (SDI) and its consist of over 20 million lines to eat that meal. Oxfam pins will Boyden Hall. It is hoped that as representative failed to provide eventual purpose in the arms of print, and that the skilled be distributed at this time. many members of the com­ the services we needed and wasn't race, and the feasibility of its computer programmer can do .On Thursday, baskets will be munity as possible will be accessible." Hunter failed to success. 1200 lines of "perfect" work in a 11 placed with the cashiers at each present at this event. submit a bid when the yearbook SDI is a 1 trillion dollar anti - year. put out one last year. Only attack missile defense plan which "It would be inconceivable that Taylor Publishing, Josten's, and depends entirely on computers the number of "perfect" lines Herf and Jones Publishing and its software," he said, its needed could ever be reached," he submitted bids and Taylor was purpose is to 11 determine the said. chosen. incoming warheads from the Countermeasures to this system Pettit informed Taylor Pub- decoys, by reading infrared would be relatively simple and lishing of the problems with the codes." The "catch" to all of this effective. A possible counter yearbook and they reportedly is that the computer system will measure is sending out more SHAW'S agreed to reprint the improperly have less than 28 minutes to do targets and decoys to confuse the screened sections, but informed this - the flight time of the computer system· and allow a Pettit that the binding is the best warheads. critical decision making time to PRESENTS possible that they could get. Discussing the ·feasibility of pass. Pettit stated, "We don't know SDI's success, Fink was not Fink said, "The computer must THE PERFECT PART· now if this is true." optimistic. make such decisions in the boost The yearbook office will be "Here is a plan, of which the phase (when missiles go from the TIME JOB, FOR mailing a postcard out to anyone price tag ($1 trillion) is too. too. ground into the atmosphere) BUSY ··:·{1l\~~1~11M~:w~liilfJMM:i.~lll••1111ui:~~~a.the·sys.tem··~S many . which of approximately . 3 THE week, notifying them of the flaws." minutes. Decoys would take this FULl·TIME delay. In the meantime they are The flaws Fink alluded to are time.up." in the process of devising a new that SDI is vulnerable to Also, Fink stated that, what he $TllMNT. bid to include binding in- espionage, and is an economic called "space mines" could be structions for the 1988 yearbook. disaster in the sense that "the used. 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"Som t ing's r ttin t C" Science building in need of repairs

To the Editor: requiring darkness can't be chemistry department are two to performed. We could do them in a four times higher than the DEQE Drip, drip, goes the water onto closet or the elevator, but how standard. All science department the suspended ceiling tiles on the does one show instructional requests for bottled water have third floor of the Conant Science films? been ignored. Even if the broken Building - it must be raining. In a building rece1vmg so plumbing is fixed so that all the The leaky roof has caused holes much use, there are but two drinking fountains work, the to appear in the ceiling. Last year working toilets for women on water should be tested by a the damaged ceiling sections were both the first and third floors. professional lab to be sure we replaced and the roof patched, but Maybe the administration thinks aren't all being slowly poisoned. the patches haven't all held and that scientists don't have kidneys some of the new tiles have been like regular people. Or maybe I agree that our campus looks ruined. As there was a leak in one they figure there aren't enough lovely from the outside, but just of the chemistry department women there to need all those try to work here. We can have a stockrooms near a light fixture, toilets. Tell that to my professors marching band and spend creating a fire hazard in a room when I'm late for lab because I thousands of dollars on the full of chemicals, it might be a. was standing in line in the sacrilege of tearing up a garden good idea to check the roof again. bathroom. I was told by an that was planted as a memorial; What if the same situation administrator that "we didn't we can have all such frippery but develops in the organic stock­ know there was a problem," but not a safe, clean workplace. room with all those drums of several staff members told me Maybe it's time to reexamine our acetone? there have been several com­ priorities and concentrate on The ugly curtains in the plaints made to the admini­ improving things which are basic science building have been re­ stration with no result. to our college's operation. placed by an image-conscious And, since none of us has· "Something's rotting at BSC," administration with blinds that kidneys, maybe it doesn't matter and I think it's the Conant let in so much light when they're that the tap water is unfit to Science Building. closed that optics experiments drink. The copper levels as tested and some Ghemistry experiments thi1:1 summer by our own Ann R. Morrill

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To the Editor: Americans. In addition, requests turning their attention to fighting for emergency food assistance hunger. They have organized Students in BSC's chapter of the have more than doubled in many educational and fundraising Massachusetts Public Interest cities in the last few years. activities such as canned food Group helped relieve the local drives and letter-writing hunger problem last week The more upsetting fact is that campaigns to build awareness of through their canned· food drive. people go hungry unnecessarily. hunger in America. Four boxes of cans were collected The. United States government for donations to the Salvation has a stockpile of more than 200 The National Student Campaign Army soup kitchen in Brockton. billion pounds of food every year Against Hunger (NSCAH) serves - about 20% of our total food as a resource to student groups Many people remain unaware of production. Hunger cannot be fighting hunger and coordinates the reality and extent of the blamed on a lack of resources; the their numerous efforts against the hunger problem in the area and in food is available. What is needed problem. BSCPIRG students are the United States. As many as 20 is the political will to focus on currently gathering-more students million people - over half elderly the eliminiation. of hunger. to help survey people at local and children - go hungry every With these facts in mind, soup kitchens. The survey results year. That's one ·out of 12 students across. the country are cont. on p. 6 Alternative darkroom needed

By Bill Bilodeau yearbook offices. the student darkroom which we When this happens The now use? That darkroom is for In accordance with the new Comment will move, as will the the use of students, and has set Bridgewater State College image, yearbook office. We will be hours in which any student can the BSC bookstore will be setting up· our own darkroom develop black and white film and expanding in March to include a wherever we end up. It's just one do prints. separate gift shop and self - of those neccessities of· putting service textbook area. The way out a newspaper. The bookstore certainly won't thi.s will be accomplished is by want students trudging through expanding the· bookstore ·into However, this leaves the their new $etup to use the current what is now The Comment and question of what wil become of cont. on p. 6

Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Business Manager Ad Manager Copy Editor Bill Bilodeau Christine Howard EdmundE Ward JohnR. Bums III Karen Hayes The Comment Graphic. Arts Editor Photography Editor Entertainment Editor Sports Editor Caitlin Andrews Michael R. Abusheery Brian Hughes Angela Comacchioli The Comment is a student supported and operated weekly newspaper seiving the academic community of Bridgewater State College. Editorial policy is determined by the Editor-m-Cbief in consultation with the Executive Board. Republication of all material contained herein is prohibited without the expressed written pennission of the :Eclitor-in-Chief. All materials submitted become propety of The Corrunent. l.etters to the E.ditor are encouraged but may·be limited to 250 words and must.be typed. Letteis, classified advertisements, and all other written materials are subject to condensation Advertising rates are available upon request Any person wishing to join The Comment should contact either the F.ditor in Chief or the Managing &litor. All correspondence should l::e directed to The Comment, Campus Center, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02324. Telephone: (617) 697-1200 extention 2158. The Comment Thursday, November 12, 1987 5 Joy/ Rdd[kJ here is fcrrible/ ~ wh a:f -f Jiis p/a.t~ :rt ~(fJ!j lnct r h~v~ h:J Wt l k. rully rit:td; 1s q fi~ m'ks t"t3ef t;, my 0-1r. I PMki~ s~~e ..

"I just want to go to BSC" To the Editor: I worked two jobs to cover the the office processes about 9 ,000 gap between my bill and my applications and awards about financial aid award. 1t makes me 5,000 people some soTt of '~~~~~~· 1 1 ~' ' ~ i" ftf Se'~ th•at · people are Campus Conversations in last financi$ aid. I w:as also tol<;J ~t ·"' receiving excess money that I, as with sueh a week's Comment. The question large amount cof well as many others, could use applicatiol)s ))eing processetf for that particular week was, that toward our college bills. it sometimes hard to. "What are you planning to do is tell exactly where the money goes. with your f'"mancial aid?lf When I I cannot believe the gall of a I walked out of the first read the question, I thought office few called upon individuals to amazed. How could this be? I that the answer would be self publically announce their in­ think the financial aid office evident How very wrong I was! tentions of misappropriating needs some sort of review. They financial aid funds awarded them seem terribly understaffed. The Financial aid is to be used to through the schoo.l. Others person I spoke to told me that to pay for school and school related desperately need the financial aid process everything correctly, it expenses. Personally, I don't see to attend Bridgewater State would take many more workers how Ms. Frisbie's whitewater College and these individuals than the office had or could afford rafting trip can possibly be have every right to resent those to hire. considered school related. Nor do who use their financial aid for I have only one thing to say. I I see how Christmas shopping or non~college related expenses. don•t want to go on any vacation. Santa Claus fit into the picture. I went to the financial aid I just want to go to college. I worked very hard this office to make them aware of this summer to pay for my education. horrible situation. I was told that Christine DiMaria Alternative darkroom needed cont. from p. 5 Community Service and Public darkroom that now exists to facility. Chances are, the current Affairs. There is also, as many of move into, or let the students go darkroom will be dismantled. So. you know, a very well - equipped without. there must be another place in darkroom in the science building. Maybe they do have plans to mind for another darkroom. Unfortunately, all students aren't keep the darkroom open some­ But where? In the Campus allowed to use that one - only where on campus. If not, I Center, where space is already at those who are taking· sincerely hope they come up with Commuter Cafe a disgraceful mess a premium? Somewhere less photography courses can gain some. It seems a shame to let a accessible? There is a darkroom access to it. student activity die out in order to in the basement of Harrington Which means that the expand a store that's almost never school To the Editor: off his or her own table in order Hall that is used by the offices· of will have to find open anyway. a place for the to even sit down and eat. I have been a student both I would suggest that containers full-time days and part-time be set near each of the exit doors nights for ten years. I have never both front and rear as well as a Help seen the Commuter fight Cafeteria in local table for the trays hunger directly beside cont. from p. 5 such a disgraceful mess since I it Students as they do at MacDonald's; across the country you are concerned about the first began will be compiled into the my undergraduate then people would at leasl remain undaunted by the dismal injustices that lead to hunger and 1 NSCAH's annual studies. In the past~ there would dispose of their own trash and report on the statistics on hunger. Through want to do something to. help, always have been pla~es to make country's emergency food their dedication it more pleasant for each to helping th~ stop by the BSCPIRG office ·dispose recipients. The report of your trash when you wave of commuter hmchers to eat is hungry in America, they hope to across from the Rat or call distributed to key members finished eating and a place for their lunch. of educate as many people as extension 2313 (697-1271) and get congress and leading your tray or at least young hunger possible while actively reducing involved in the campaign against work-study people who worked Ka,ren R. Kelley organizations to address problems the number of people who are hunger today. ~leaning off the tables. Now it Graduate with the current federal programs. forced to suffer unnecesarily. H Student LEileen Mullen ~eems that a person must clean 6 The Comment Thursday, November 12, 1987 Campus Conversations With Deb Willis Which registration procedure . do you like better; standing in line or filling out the registration forms? Did you know registration was next week? {This question was asked Friday 11/6/87, three days before registration was to

n1 like the old way because "I like the old way because "No, .. l didn't know it was ''I like. the new registration 'T like the newcomputeriz¢4 yqu knew exactly what you at least you knew what·. next week. I think. it ·was because rm a.senior and I system~There \'y~U alway~ were· going to have.·. Also classes you were getting poor·advertisirig.on their don't. have·· to wait. in·••line }Je J(t()p~~~~··W~~I1·y()u the old way you didnft have ~t~ whenyou were done~ No~J .·· part I.~()n'tlikethe:.·.new a,nyrnore to get classes.~?~ <:>+t··"Y~~~:~~~~~.~~g11ew-:~\l, to drop· and add as much as didn't know. .. gidntt... · .1cx1o!"<·.•.··•·/· ··•. ·.·••··i~lJ:9-Y .. rJ::~QPJf!§ when the hook· came out Kevin Afcaro 1 ~~~~t~~~~$.~.~P?;y·~~~~~~~ 11 semesteris··over.' yesterday (Thursday). • • ;~A~~ x·l ·~lf~ffl'..···?·~·~~n-.~ Mike ··Brewer ·r~~i~~~~~~!+ :t~ ·~~1:l~p;: ;~iit 2.•;re~~~td,f,\y. ·(11;;Jl;J.1t$d~y .. ··.•ll.t~f.) .Anne Marie Chicoine · ····•:••··.·~1'QµfJ;¢~ft"~ni:>li~j'•·················/·.·•<·

BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed ttflt.IJ,. /?O YW THINK ------Shanxi Opera Exhibition m11r TH£ Rm,qa- t.1z I'V€ H€f/KP a 11/.llW "S(JC.KS,"' MeNT P£N6{J/N OU.IE 17./ATH€WA5 He 15 V€KY f\fA7(jn4 /?llT 7HRT'S f?r/R!N6 TH€ FIJNf ? ·vtKY €Fffcnvg·, f'OtmCf/UY 57l?JK€ PIP 11 C'MON,,, IN 7HER0t.(, .. llSTl!TlJ, SOC~5! &~OP/ opens today aerru JOB /;5N'T H€ r THfltl 1r1e 1 C ) I / . -, / ~ The long-awaited exhibition accompanying the exhibition, it from Shanxi Province. China, is is likely that usually someone scheduled to be shown in the.Art will be on hand to give Building's Wallace Anderson explanation·s and answer Gallery and Pennanent Collection questions. aided by our students Room from Thursday, November from China, who will serve as 12 through Thursday, November interpreters. The regular hours of 19. This showing consists of the exhibit are from 8 - 4 OT, MY &05H ~· we Nei&R 10W 711€ hundreds of works of art and Monday through Friday, and 9 - 5 IJN!ON !?£FtrN5€ artifacts that document the on the weekend of November 14 COMMtme 1HRT 1H& traditions of the ancient Chinese and15. opera. Included will be An opening reception will be costumes, masks, studies of held Friday, November 13, from facial make-up, painted scrolls, 4 - 8 p.m., and all are invited. musical instruments, and, These works, which also are photographs and videos of being shown at Austin:-Peay perfonnances. State College in Tennessee, have We hope that you will have the not previously been seen outside opportunity to view this exhibit of China. The exhibition is part I W/15 WONP61?tNG I l/H ... I 77-/0(/fJl(f Yoll during the week-long run; faculty of our exchange program with 51/U MIGHT Be are invited to bring their classe.~ Shanxi Teachers University. HIR!N& ... UH .., Since a delegation is Er re rs - Errors, everybody makes them. If you notice an error in The Comment, we'd like to know about it.Stop by our office in the Campus Center, or call us at 697-1200, ext. 2158 The Comment Thursday, November I 2, 1987 7 Entertaininent Squeeze impresses all at Thumbs up for Performing Arts Center By Dave Spuria The Circle Jerks By Max Speed A few people took offense to Good seats, good music and a their music and told them so, good place to see a show. What a . There is a cool breeze so the ie,,':-_.:; dnger kicked one of night! Two hot bands with blowing µrrough the vehicle as them. Nice guy, huh? enough energy to power Pro­ our protagonist is carried The main reason I went was vidence for a week nonstop. This toward his ultimate to see Dag Nasty, who were tour is very exciting. destination. Out of the supposed to have second I'll save Squeeze for a minute to speakers comes a strange yet billing but ended up going on discuss the incredible energy of familiar melody that has risen first because The N ecros were The Silencers. The Scottish to an excruciating, eardrum­ whining about how they were quartet sang songs from their bursting crescendo. As he touring with the Circle Jerks debut album A Letter From St. watches, the speakers below and how they should have .Paul. Lead vocalist Jimmie the safety glass explode out­ second billing, etc., etc. Well, O'Neill captured the attention of ward, slicing the occupants anyway, Dag Nasty came on the sold out crowd with his with jagged shrapnel and glass. strong and kept the crowd emotional vocals and acoustic Amazingly, he is unscathed, screaming through their set guitar playing. Lead guitarist Cha even though many of his with songs like "Can I Say" Burns cranked through some coadjutors are dead or bleeding and "Wig Out." Their set was vintage bluesy riffs on "I See from their many wounds. He too short, but what they gave Red" and "Painted Moon." watches, mesmerized, as a us was incredible. "Painted Moon" featured O'Neill hideous, mind-wrenching beast Next came the Necros, and on harmonica and more sizzling emerges from the space where they were horrible. leads from Burns. This band will the speakers were only seconds The Circle Jerks came on advance to the highest ranks if Squeeze played at the Providence before. This hideous beast after a short break and started Performing inspects with their exposure is consistent with Arts Center last week to a packed the damage it has their self-proclaimed their abilities. Wow! house. done, and sees that there is "sing-along," "Wonderful." The break was nice and short, one, a chosen one, who has Lead throat Keith Morris the way I like 'em! And on came to show us five miracles. He did during a slow bluesy unidenti­ been spared. As the apparition shared the vocals on that one Squeeze. Their five-star musical this by pointing out the members fiable number and finished off by stares in awe, our protagonist with yours truly and other cuisine was highlighted by tasty of the band along with their a raucous "Annie Get Your Gun." breaks from its spell and bolts members of the audience. new numbers such as "Trust Me instruments. I think everybody who was there from the vehicle that has now They played all of their to Open My Mouth," vintage Then came an extra long, faster (that crowd) owns a copy of rolled to a stop. Not bothering well-known songs, including Difford and Tilbrook writing. version of "Black Coffee" which uSingles, 45's and Under." The to look behind to see if the "Love Kills" from the Sid And hasn't lost any was performed using the audience response from these tunes was gargoyle-like creature has Nancy soundtrack, "Coup in a particularly different way. gi\lf".n .:.:·~~~1sc, he makes for a D'etat" and a faster •••Mt.tllfAlll ent. "Pullin overwhelming. Encore number 2 version of '"'"First, Glenn Tilbrook gave us .3 was "Tempted."People all arouµd si?,•.1 th;;:t bas familiar symbols. "When The--~- Hits The Fan" of my best musical fantasies had options. We could sing, we could me went ape as I sat hypnotized. Aa he bursts through the door, from Rep<> Man. and a cover of it sounding. And a whole new jump three times, or we could They thanked the audience and the a young mohawked girl Creedence Clearwater Revival's 11 entourage of material including just sit and do nothing. After a house lights came up. Incredible! greets him and says "Welcome Fortunate Son'' from their "Tough Love," "," show of hands, it was a This show.had it··alI. A serious to .. Speed of Sound••. " newest album. Morris, always "Footprints," "853-5937" and unanimous choice of alternative warm up band that will be the advocator of fair play, even "Hourglass" sounded terrific; number 1. Tilbrook broke our knocking on bigger arena's doors This week, l made my way stopped the show when one But the classics continued to singing assignments down by · in the future. A· legendary band down to the Living Room for guy got ticked off because they thrill the audience into fits of sections. I wasjn section 2,. so I that gave each one of us "our" a show that I wasn't too wouldn't let him up on the singing and dancing in the aisles. got to sing "Black Coffee - song, as well. as being original enthusiastic about, but wanted stage so he could stage-dive. "" may have been Black, Black, Black." It was and energetj.c. And finally, an to see anyway. The Circle "You keep coming up here, their best song in Providence that really very interesting to hear the audience of great people who I'll Jerks were playing with Dag and you keep getting thrown night. In the midst of all this, Arts Center in four part harmony. gladly invite to my next house Nasty and The Necros. Why off, so why don't you just cut keyboardist (and English T.V. After our chores were through, party. This is a concert rarity that the Necros were there, I have it out and stop being a jerk!" star) did his best Squeeze finished "Black Coffee" I hope becomes less rare. But no idea. , AU in all, this show was one imitation of the P.T.L. ministry and made for the off ramp. Their good talent attracts good people. The Necros are a bunch of of the best, even though the as he danced around proclaiming first encore was well received Pretty good, eh? redneck bikers who can't play evening was dampened by the for ... well, for anything. I have attitude of The Necros. Why notlting against redneck bikers, is it that the punks want to Fatal Attraction :Exhausting but these guys were very "Walk together and Rock anti~punk, making offensive together" By John Ryan Douglas trying to evade Close, neared the end, certain scenes as Kevin Seconds jokes about Sid (Vicious} and who is now pregnant with were thrown in for. no apparent says, while the Heavy Metal Nancy (Spungen, · his girl­ bands Fatal Attraction. may appear to Douglas' child. Close will do reason. They seemed to be there just want to drive a friend) and Throwing Muses. most people to be another anything to get Douglas back, for the sole purpose of dragging wedge between us? Hollywood movie using well including kidnapping and murder. the movie· to a iwo-hour length. known actors to save a rather thin Douglas does a brilliant job as a In one of the scenes, Douglas plot. But right from the man on the edge who stands to. goes to to have them The Hidden beginning of the film, the lose everything he has worked so arrest Close after she tries another By MJ. Gensler among other things. This alien is audience is enthralled by a hard for. Close also does a great violent method to get him back. a· one man Hell's Angel. On the complex turn of events. While job as a woman who will do Before he went to the police The Hidden stars Michael trail of this hideous galactic not being a mystery whodunnit, anything to get back the man she station, Douglas broke into Nouri (from Flashdance) and Kyle criminal is Kyle MacLachlin, out this movie has something that "loves." Close's apartment and tried to kill MacLachlan (Dune, Blue Velvet). for revenge on the evil entity. most films today don't have-­ her. This whole episode· was Kyle MacLachlan has quickly What ensues is an off-beat emotion. The characters are so One of the problems of this totally illogical and completely gone into bizzare small budget entertaining film that is done in lifelike that you can actually feel · film is the directing. The director,. unnecessary. films with Blue Velvet and he the same vein as Robocop. what the actors on the screen feel. Adrian Lyne, 'tends to over­ The full impact of the film hits continues it with The Hidden. Among the reasons for The plot is based around emphasize certain objectS that you after you have left the His acting ability quickly makes MacLachlan's incredible perfor­ Michael Douglas as a married later play key parts in the film's theater. After an emotional roller itself · apparent in this film. He mance is the help from his man w~v has an affair with plot. One example of this is coaster ride, you feel drained and is definitely one of the best co.. star Michael Nouri (Alex's Glenn Close. After a steamy when Michael Douglas checks to exhausted. All the feelings on. the today. Even though he is of "Brat love involvement in Flashdance). weekend together, Douglas -see if a revolver'is still where he screen were. empathetically trans­ Pack'' age, the fact is that he is He' gave MacLachlin's perfor­ decides the affair was a mistake. last had it. The close-up on the ferred to the audience, providing better than any· of them which .is .mance all the credibility required. Close, crushed by the news of his gun told the audience that before for a fantastic film. After seeing probably why he isn't a member. He is, .for the most part, a leaving, slits her wrists in a the film was over, the revolver this film, I can see why it has The Hidden is. aboufan alien believable cop even though his bloody attempted suicide scene. was going to be used. been the number one movie for who takes over the body of a part is based on· all those other Douglas bandages her wrists and the past .few weeks. If you like human and then partakes in stereotypical cops we see in now realizes he is in trouble. The The other problem was with love stories, this is a movie in a .murder, punk music, stealing cinema That is not his fault and rest of the movie· is spent with some of the scenes. As the movie. class all by itself. Porsches and bank. robbery cont. on p. a a The Comment Thursday, November 12, 1987 :High Energy By Kevin Gaffny night long and especially during their timeless classic "Sweet With a new album out Emotion". (Permanent Vacation) and an American Tour, the Bad Boys of Brad Whitford, the second half Boston are back and better than of Aerosmith's double guitar ever. Aerosmith played two attack, has grown musically over tremendous, high energy shows the past few years. He came up at the Providence Civic Center on with some incredibly cool riffs Friday and Saturday, October that had the crowd jumping. He 30th and 3 lst. kept the high-paced tempo They opened the evening with a grooving through such songs as rendition of their 1975 classic "Draw the Line," "Last Child," "Toys in the Attic." Stephen "I'm Down," and "Coney Island Tyler never sounded better. His Whitefish Boy." scratchy, lewd lyrics were perfect­ Although much of the crowd ly in sync with Joe Perry's wild, was sedated. Aerosmith obvious­ runaway guitar leads. ly wasn't. They proved to me and The backbone of Aerosmith's many others that their barbaric sound, drummer Joey Kramer, party life is now a thing of the kept the sold-out audience on its past. This band is going to be feet with his hard pounding on around for many years to come. If the skins, including a ten-minute you missed them in October, get solo at the end of their latest hit tickets now for their show at the "Rag Doll." Tommy Hamilton Boston Garden on New Year's was impressive on the bass all Eve.

• To All Clubs and Organizations: Hiding Out • Predictable By MJ. Gensler predictable. care less; they're too cardboard Budget packets are now available One of them gets hit and the when they're togejier. Cryer's · Last Friday night I went to a remaining guys are dragged into opponent fer lov.:: { '~ i prestige is sneak preview of the movie custody. The G-men screw up in an interesting cha.~.·;. ":;Z,·': th.at is not in the SGA office. Hiding Out starring Jon Cryer of Cryer's case and he narrowly developed at all. He has all of Pretty in Pink fame (you escapes Boston via South Station five minutes of acting time put remember that character Ducky?) with the encouragement of flying into the movie. He is passed by Due back November 23rd I am a fan of Jon Cryer's. I very bullets to escape to beautiful the prodoc~ and dir~oor much wanted to like this ~o-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= movie. downtown Delaware. Here is the easily. His character needed to be I just d'.cie!'t. :even though subtle plot twist. morp developed. When this Add that special look to your senior ma~her always said, "If you have Cryer :':1aves off his beard at the movie opens up on Friday to no~:''5 nice to say, don't portrait with a say it!" over the. :~m age of 29 and enr0lls national release, be sure to miss I find. that I must. This movie is in his cousin's high schc·ol. it. by .. r.o means worth the ticket From here it gets w°'~~~ }lll~: recommend it as video material. won't go into further details The story starts off in my about the plot in case a few brave Student I.D. Specials: favorite setting for movies-- peoµJe are that intent The on Hidden Facial Tanning System: $3.00 ~ Boston! From there it. goes thn.••r.dng their money away on to 15 minutes quickly downhill. You see, _these this and don't want to know the Special Intro-10 visits in tanning bed: $29 three stock brokers (we'll have to whole story. It is taken over by cont. from p. 7 assume they survived the crash all the Hollywood stereotypical he does his best with what last month) bought counterfeit he plots and borrows heavily from has. The rest of the cast is made Eur-0-Tan bonds from a mob guy and the them and from television. up of unknowns. Other than three of thein have agreed· .to all Of .course, any movie that . the Poisches, it's a low budget testify against the mobster. 8 Broad involves teens requires a love film with high ·quality .. It's a Street That's when the mob puts a in~erest for the protagonist. In good ·time and.· a·.. great contract out on the three of them. way· to Bridgewater this case it is totally unbelievable escape the real world This· is when I started to yawn for a couple and the star crossed lovers have of hours. I would even recommend and the entire movie became too no sympathy from me. I couldn't this as ~xc.ellent video fare. 697-8856 The Balancing Act: Folk Rock Rebirth An education for_ those who can't look the other way. By Dave Spur.. turbulent folk of "This Is Where it All Begins". this vinyl is a Folk H.:.::.:k .n definitely making treat from start to finish. These a comeback. Look at Suzanne Guys B~·-)1onest and dependable. Vega and R.E.M. But this music "We're Not Lost" finds The Act deserves the attention, and I'm Bafancing some thoughts about always excited by a new band destiny and purpose. Purpose? with folk~rock credentials. I'm Isn't that a fish? As you can see, . really excited by The. Balancing The Balancing Act make you --..-;: Act and their new record 3 Squares think a little. which is probably and a Roof. This band has why few, or less than that, know captured every progressive ?5pect who this band is. 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II Permanent Vacation 1111 Perfect comeback for

Boston's Aerosmith ... By Mike O'Connor Mick Mars write tunes like I"\ "Girls, Girls, Girls" without first After years of somewhat having heard Joe Perry's good albums, God only knows screaming guitar work? Probably how many greatest hits, live, and not. greatest hits live packages, the So why is Aerosmith, one bad boys of Boston finally kick of the most influential hard rock in with a rockin', hip 80's hard bands of the seventies, trying to rock sound. Following the path sound like a mix between Motley of their success with rap rockers Criie and Bon Jovi? Only they Run-D.M.C., Aerosmith arrives know. with Permanent Vacation. But despite this, Aerosmith This album is probably the returns the crudeness and rudeness best album the boys have released which have made them famous. sinceRockln aHardPlace earlier Tyler can still blow a harp better in the 80's. The only problem is than anyone in rock, and his that they try at times to sound vocals still have that bluesy grind like The (Jvfotley) Criie, Bon Jovi that separates Aerosmith from and many other currently "new" other hard rock acts. The band hard rock acts. Don't they know . sounds tighter than ever despite that all the new bad boys on the doing another Beatles cover, "I'm block wouldn't have made it Down" (Their last was "Come today without seventies hard rock Together""" in 1978). garage bands like themselves and Despite Tyler and the band Kiss? Just listen to the music and of rude rockers trying to make a look at the musicians. Would slick hit record, Aerosmith winds Bon Jovi wear scarves and scream up being Aerosmith, which is if Steve Tyler hadn't done it years probably the best news for earlier? Would Nikki Sixx and everyone. Help us fill our white space! • The Comment needs writers, photographers, • • r9' ~ ·" advertising staff, editors, and graphic artists. ·\

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By LisaHennessey As for the basic plot:· supernatural U.S. science. A If you can get past the slime group of graduate students at a and the opening credits, there is a nearby college are asked to prove movie to be seen. Director· and that the devil exists, scientif­ composer John Carpenter may ically. The devil looks like a not have lived up to his huge lava lamp. The lava lamp 11 Halloween" film fame, but he may not be threatening, but the has provided an alternative to result is the possession of street these teen splatter films. Waiting bum-turned~zombie murderer, for Jason or Norman Bates to kill Alice Cooper. Cooper performs for the twenty-seventh time has : one of the best scissor-deaths on tarnished my enjoyment of horror screen today. films. Prince of Darkness is a Prince ofDarkness is a change polished piece of gruesome and from these redundant "hack - imaginative special effects. From away - till - the - screen - turns - · a bizarre cult of priests to human­ red" films. If you enjoy great eating cockroaches, the film special effects, you'll enjoy keeps the audience squirming in Prince ofDarkness. their seats.

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87·2211 (CP0 171-88) Andrea McFarlane and Susan McDougall wonder, ·is it winter yet?•, as they wait for the bus. .(Photo by peb Willis) 10 The Comment Thursday, November 12J 1987 Sports Bears victorious in season finale, 23-0

The Bridgewater State Bears blasted the Rams of Framingham State 23-0 this past Saturday in the season finale. A fumble recovery early in the first quarter set up the first and winning points for the Bears. A , 25-yard run by Dan Kelley brought the Bears to the one yard line. From there junior running CJ/' back Tom Egan went airbourne ~r; over the line and in for the diving \ louchdown. Rob Charters added ·. tne extra point. Midway through the second quarter. 13:::-idgewater took the ball on their 3 9 after forcing the Rams to punt. The Bears were stopped and forced to punt, but a · Framingham penalty nullified the 4th and six and made it 4th and . one. The Bears faked the punt and ' got the first down. Kelley hit Jerry McGrath cutting across the middle for a 21-yard gain. A play later Mark Sarkisian, filling in for the injured Frank Dennison, scored on a five yard run which made it 13-0 Be.a.rs. Rob Charters' point after attempt was blown wide by a gusty wind. · After a slight scuffle betwee,p ·

locker room at half. the Bears came out and put some more points on the board. Rob . Charters hit a 20 yard field goal · to make it 16-0, Bears. Late in the third quarter, the Bears added the icing to an already nice cake. Mike Kane snagged a one-handed Photo courtesy of Dave Wilson catch at the Framingham 20 yard line and Bridgewater's own quarterback Dan Kelley (19) throws the ball as he escapes the hands of a broke two tackles before hitting Framingham State Ram defender. Offensive guard Rich Rao (63) looks on, ready tackle. t?' cont. on p. 11

·New England College blown away by Visigoths, 24-8

By Angela Comacchioli passed it off long . to the left. They were unsuccessful in taking The Ments Rugby club defeated advantage of this opportunity as New England College last they were pushed back by the Saturday 24-8. strong Visigoth ruggers. In the starting team were backs The Visigoths scored two more Dan Coady, Co-Captain Rick times before the end of the half. · ·;)lli\);/~~''.!1%2.:i ..• •·•.·.. ·.· DaSilva, Mike Zeoli, Dan Trys were carried in by Twiss and Hennessy, Chris Mend·.:!s, and Coady to give the team the 20-0 Chris Murphy. In the scrum was halftime lead. Mike Petrillo, Dave Nee, Tom Devin, Co-Captain Scott Brown, In the second half the B squad Tim Dever, Tom Twiss, Mark saw playing time. · · Mespelli, Al Hebb and scrum Jim "Tank " Barton scored a try half Gwvn Thomas. for the Visigoths. New England scored two trys in the second The Visigoths gained control of half, gaining only 8 points. the game quickly when Murphy Conversion kicks put forth by ran the ball in for a 4 point try in Devin and Hennessy were the first minutes of the game. unfortunately carried wide by the Shortly afterwards Ze<.\li ran in a strong winds of the day. try for another 4 points. Hebb continued with the · scoring, The B squad worked well bringing the ball in for a try to together, continuing to dominate build the lead to 12-0. the game the A side started. The New England threatened to score final score of the game was 24-8. Photo by Angela Cornacchioli next. A penalty against BSC The men's rugby club (3-4) will Members of the men's rugby club A squad. Front (1-r) Co-Captain Rick DaSilva, Dave Nee, Chris stopped them at about the 5 be host to Wentworth College Murphy, Vice-Pres. Tom Devin 1 Sec. Al Hebb, Gwyn Thomas. meter mark. New England kicked this Saturday. Game time is 1:00 Back row (1-r) Pres. Timmy Dever, Chris Mendes, Tom Twiss, Leroy Staples, Mark Mespelli, Mike the ball through the mark and behind Swenson field. Collar, Co-Captain Scott Brown, Dan Solari, and Craig Wardle. The Comment Thursdayf November 12, 1987 11

Wrestling Player Profile· Scott Brown Next Tuesday November 17th B the wrestling team will play in their first match back as a varsity SPORTS team at Lowell University at s 7:00pm. Good luck! Tennis The women's tennis team placed c SHORTS second in the MASCAC conference with a 4-1 record. The Football Basketball team ended the season with an New England Conference The Basketball home opener is overall record of 6-7. South Division: November 21st against Southern Writers Div All Maine. The Comment is looking for Worcester State 5-0-0 7-1-0 The women's game will be sports writers to cover the Westfield St. 3-2-0 6-3-0 played at 5:30, the men's game following winter sports: women's Mass. Maritime 3-2-0 4-4-0 will be following at 7:30. Both basketball, men's and women's · Bridgewater St. 3-2-0 4-5-0 games will be played in the Kelly swimming, and gymnastics. Framingham St. 1-4-0 2-6-0 Photo by Mike Abusheery gym. No experience necessary. Anyone Fitchburg St 0-5-0 0-8-0 This week's club sports player player and a true team leader. interested contact the Sports Karate Editor at the Comment office in profile is of Scott Brown. Here's a closer look at . Bears w1·n 23-0 Brown is the scrum captain on B · the Campus Center. rowme: Bridgewater State Karate. "-.= this year's Rugby Club. He Ma" Man ' JOr: agement sc1ence · cont. from p. 10 competing in its first quad-meet, was a three year starter on his Place of birth and date: Boston, · 2 high school football team and Mass·. _ _ pay dirt, 23-0 Bears. came out with second places Field Hockey 11 10 64 has made the transition from Dan Kelley was 6 for 20 and 114 out of four events. Bridgewater High School: Holliston High h d B c l football to rugby nicely. School yards and three interceptions. oste oston ° lege. Boston The field hockey team competed Instead of blocking linemen, Favorite Food: Lobster Kelley also rushed for 82 yards. University, and . Sou~heastern in the 1987 ECAC Division III he now plays prop and Favorite Hobbies: Golf and Defensively Joe Burke (8 Massachusetts Umvers1ty at. the Championships at Plymouth supports the hooker. Brown Skiing tackles), and Rich Conklin (13 Kel~y Gym las~ Wedn~sday m~ht. State, N.H. on November 6-7. leads the club in Favorite Movie: Animal tackles) along with Mike Bridgewater s Mens spam~g Bridgewater State beat Keene drills' and House Gallagher, Jim Tllompson and teai:n won second pl.a~~ m State 3-2 in the first round of coordinating the practi.ces. Favorite Book: Greed and Bill Heydt held the ·Rams to a begmner and advanced div1s1ons. competition in triple overtime. At 6'2" and 225 lbs, Brown is Glory on Wall Street goose egg on the score.board. Outstanding competitors for Wendy Stoddard scored first for one of the most feared players Favorite Quote:"Rugby is not Mike Gallagher broke the school Bridgewater were Joe Burke, BSC. Regulation time ended with in the New England Rugby a social disease" record for interceptions in a Randy Phelps, Rosann a 1-1 tie. In overtime play Karen Football Union. He is Sports Hero: Chris "Macho" season with nine, breaking the Kuziowski in their respective Nash scored first then Michelle well-known for his crushing Mendes record previously held by Tim beginner sparring d~v~s~ons. . Magner scored the winning goal. tackles and aggressive play. Best Thing about BSC: The Mill'erick. The advanced d1Vls1on had its On Saturday Bridgewater fell His te~mmates love to tell the Management Science The Bears finished in the South share of high points with Jeff 2-1 to Plymouth State in a story about the time he bit the d h al" f Division with a 3-2 record 4-5 Donovan. Chris Fogciena and competitive championship game. . M Department an t e qu ity o overall. • Chris . Mendes. Bridgewater is nose o ff an opposing U- ass education it offers. A Kathy McGough assist to player. But don't let his Future Goals: To be a Stock A big victory ended this season expected to do ~ell in the fall Andrea Erickson was BSC's only appearance or the stories fool Broker which the Bears hope to carry tournament bemg held at goal. you, because Brown is a Extra-curricular Activities at into next season when they open Bridgewater State College on 11111111•-1:==~~::!~:!:~~~~~~":'·"'·'~2B~S~C~:lR~u~g~b~y_:an~d~in:!!tr~a!;m~ur;_:a1~.s~. _J up against Plymouth State. Sunda)', December 6\h. Fly with. the finest Get your careeroff to a flying start. Become a during the summer. There are no on-campus This is an excellent opportunity to prove your­ Marine aviator. If you're a college freshman, drills. Plus, you receive $100 a month during self amongst the best and start off sophomore or junior, you could qualify for the school year. making from $17,000 to $23,000 our undergraduate Officer Commissioning Seniors can qualify for the graduate Officer a year: See if you measure up. 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