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Rolling Stone and Billboard "hooter"), all blended with big have called the Hooters "best beat percussion, vibrant electric new group," "best new live act," keyboards, solid bass and and "best video artists," and scorching electric guitar. platinum and gold records have Berfore hitting full stride as a been rolling their way ever band, the Hooters served as since the 1985 release of Cyndi Lauper's "band before I "Nervous Nights," their first had a band," in the creation of Columbia LP. On October 6 her 1984 "samsh album, "She's they will appear in concert at So Unusual," which includes Colby College, and Central the number one hit single, Maine will have a chance to "Time After Time." Several witness first-hand the Hooter members also put in cutting-edge sound of the studio time on Patty Smyth's five-man band, fresh from the first solo LP, "Never Enough." studio and the recording of yet Fans are proud to recall as well another sizzling Columbia LP, that the group opened the "Live "One Way Home." The concert Aid" broadcast, has played from is set to start at 8 p.m. in -Amnesty International, and has Wadsworth Gym on the toured with Don Henley, Mayflower Hill campus. Squeeze and Loverboy. "Our influences come from all Lead guitarist for the over," says co-leader Hooters, and the other keyboardist Rob Hyman, "from co-leader of the band is Eric Jamaica ska to Celtic folk and Brazilian. He and Hyman are English classical rock, but joined by a bass player Andy essentially we're an American King, guitarist John Lilley and rock band, rooted in American drummer David Uosikkenen. traditions." The eclectic Hooter Tickets are $11, $9 for Colby sound, information on " coming this Tuesday, Oct. 6, to Colby which has been students. For Philadelphia band "the Hooters are described as accordian, the concert, call (207) 872-3338 recorder, melodica (or or (207) 872-3342. Colby to participate m Soviet exchange by Bridget Connelly undergraduates to attend between the U.S. and U.S.S.R. text of the program . By March Middlebury, attended a Soviet Universities will also be in recent years. 15, the consortium hopes to meeting at Middlebury last f Colby College is participating arranged. If this is successfull y Though many o the maj or have the plan officially agreed Friday, September 25th, with in an educational exchange done, it will mark yet another stumbling blocks have been to or by the Soviet Union. representatives from all program with the Soviet Union first in American-Soviet overcome, there are still many The Soviets were first participating colleges. which would allow, for the first relations. details that need to be worked approached with the idea of At this time, according to time, Soviet undergraduate The pr inciple force behind the out. In late October, Benson this particular exchange last Anemone, it appears that students to attend American effort has been Middlebury will travel to Moscow to January. Benson, along with between 50 and 60 Soviet universities for an entire College, which has established f urther d iscuss plan s with college presidents from studen ts will attend academic year. relations with the Soviet Union officals from the Ministry of Middlebury, Swarthmore. and aproximately 18 to 20 colleges Although no f ormal throug h its Pushk in Ins titute F or ei gn Aff a irs , and the Sara h Lawrence , met with the with each college receiving two agreem ent has been rea ched, For Russian Language Studies. Ministry of Culture. off icals f rom the M inistry of or three students. organizers are optimistic that To better the new pr ograms Less than a month later, a Higher Education in Moscow. Previously, only graduate Soviet students will be on chances f or success, Middlebury Soviet delegation plans to visit Since then, the consortium students were permitted to American campuses next fall. . has hired Raymond C. Benson M iddlebury and other has received "positive signs" study in the U.S. and they The American Collegiate as director of consortium. participating colleges but Colby f rom Soviet off icals, according usuall y concentrated on one Consortium for East-West Benson, who has re centl y is not expected to be on their to Prof. Tony Anemone, the major technical subject. This Cultural and Academic retired from his post at the itinerary. director of Russian and Soviet new program requires that the Ex chan ge, the group putt ing American Embassy in Moscow, In mid-January, Benson and studies at Colby. Anemone, Soviet students take a variety the exchange together, says It is is considered the person .the president of Middlebury, who has been involved with the of courses , half of which must responsible f or the many Olin Robinson, will return to o since March , e deal with subjects outside their more likely that a program f pr je ct wh n perm itting American successful cultural exchanges Moscow to present a inal ized Colby was first contacted by continued on page 5 J *******,******.******!fr****************••••••••••*Vr******ikkkkkkkkkickk-kkkkkkitk+*kickiek*kkk*kkkki* if ¦ " ' • i ' * Colby bans table at Head of the Seller s Henry G, Bonsa ll has Pr of. JRoger Bowen forse es WMHB calls itself " A Rea l J Charles " * __- been name d " Roving Fo od serious long-term effects for Radio S tati on " and a * Ambas sador. " Sue facobson has , the country g iven th e f orer unner in getting new j ' the story on the '31 grad 'fund amental contradictions in mus ic to the publ ic ear. 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; —-—— ; Douglas Archibald addressed the campus two the school has to offer. It seems, weeks ago in .a letter to reconfirm the decision from your depiction, that if the made four years ago by the Trustees to combat The real coach only got rid of his the social problems that existed here at the "favoritisms," the roster of the time. He stated in his letter that "the closing of Colby soccer team would fraternities brought an end to most of these consist of entirely different Coach Serdjenian names. This allegation is problems and there is a strong sense that Colby absurd. It is unfair to those who is now a better place." To the Editon Nil s allegation that the have made the team because Enter: The Commons System. "sophomore class" players were The Commons System was enacted to provide you seem to imply that you are We would like to comment on arbitrarily cut because "we a superior player, merely the students with the opportunity to have more the recent letter written by Nils were 60 players out on the field, input into the residential life at Colby. But as it having been subjected to some Astrup concerning the Colby too many" is also very grave injustice. This is has evolved over the last three years, I've seen College Men's Soccer coach misleading it become more of an invisible social system for , and completely extremely selfish and conceited. which the student holds less and less esteem for Mark Serdjenian. without foundation. Since Much of the letter expresses the reason that segregates even further an First of all, preseason soccer when do coaches (who want to bitterness at the process, and it training this year was the have successful seasons) cut is inappropriately this process already highly diversified campus. People here longest in recent history. We specific classes of individuals? are divided, by dorms, majors, sports, musical that you seem to blame for your tastes and classes, to name a rew. To add participated in double sessions Coach Serdjenian , like any inability to make the team. Like every day for an entire week. other coach, evaluated all of his everyone who tried out/ the another division in such a small community, as To everyone who participated Colby is, only acts as a detriment How many , players on the basis of skill, and players relied on their ability as people actually feel any allegience to their this constituted 25-30 hours of then cut those who would not the only criterion for selection pure soccer in which to make an immediate or future on the team. Commons? I lived in Woodman for two years ' and I never knew who my Governor was. And demonstrate one s talents and contribution to the team. Mark Serdjenian is highly fitness. In this letter, Nils Furthermore, the five mile respected as a coach and as an for me, the Commons System was a neat way " to organize four dining halls. alleged that the players that run is merely a device in which individual, and it is truly However, as a Resident Hall Staff member got cut never had a chance to Coach Serdjenian can gauge unfortunate that you vented this year, it is much easier to see the positive prroye themselves. We never our fitness level. Nothing more, your personal anger at the benefits of those people working behind the played a game, (11 vs. 11 nothing less.. Winning or losing coach merely because you were scenes. Yet, the problem remains however, scrimmage) therefore he never the race does not translate into not selected. It is also that these people seem to be working in vain, saw us in action. He has no clue how well or how poorly one unfortunate that you did not go and this sentiment snowballs into apathetic of how I play...." This statement will play on the field. Clearly, it and speak with Coach constituents who lend little or no praise to the seems almost ludicrous this was the only facet of Serdjenian about your efforts of the governors. How can we reverse considering the amount of time Coach's decision, preseason grievances. Instead of this situation? we spent on the field. Nils, how would consist solely of this run. presenting an informative and One solution to this issue would be to review can you honestly think that Many of the players seriously fair argument to Coach Coach Serdjenian "did not have the original goals of the Commons System and question much of what was said Serdjenian or to the Colby see whether or not the system is evolving the sufficient qualifications" to in your letter because of your community, you chose to way students and administrators had planned. judge your play? Is 25-30 hours consistent allegation that the martyr yourself. Both the As a governance system, the Commons is an of soccer not enough? On more coach only would pick a certain reasoning and the tone of your adequate way to voice the views of the student than one occasion during type of person to be a player on letter were malicious, and we to the administrators. However, as a facilitator preseason, the players were the team. The so called "boys" suspect that it was written of social activities, it lacks spirit and student given ample opportunity to are portrayed as individuals merely out of bitterness and a backing. The solution may be to simply redefine demonstrate their skill in 6 vs. 6 who the coach only picks to be childish desire to get back at to the students the exact purpose of the scrimmages; these games allow on the team merely because of Coach Serdjenian. commons, and ask the students themselves players the greatest freedom to their personality, not because Patrick Clendenen what they think ought to be done about social prove their talents. thev are the best nlavers that Rich Calichman issues. by Paul Beach co-editor-in-chief Ethnic diversity?
To the Editor. New students tend to tone should not be commending our Most people would agree that down whatever is differen t... in diversity when minority Colby's greatest problem' is it's order to fit in." This "toning students stick out as sole glaring ethnic, social, and down" is typical of an overly (isolated) beacons of their geographic homogeneity. Still homogenous society. ethnic, social, and geographic on the first page of the Colby Conformity is already backgrounds. - Echo of the year are told in prevalent and there is little The point here is not to jo criticize the nature of the Colby Colby Ccl "Class of "91: Facts and living example to encourage community nor it's admissions Editors-in-Chief Figures" tha t "Colby' s diversity as revealed by reputation as having a attempts to label policies. But, shameless Paul Beach repudiation of critical Carolyn R. Lockwood homogeneous population is "homogeneity" diversity. based on superficial A 5% minority contingent self-evaluation by and of the, Colby community benefits ncj Manag ing Editor obsevations of the campus." should to very few be lauded as Senior Editor Production Manager Does this article truel "growing diversity." As such one, neither this paper nor the Betsy Kuller Kachen y believe Mike Diamond Sue that "22 minorty students - 11 strong anomalies to the Colby student body and black, 8 Asian, 3 Hispanic, community, minorities and administration it serves. If we News Editor Opinion Editor Business Manager are to content ourselves with Jerry Haden reflect Colby's growing foreign students reflect Colby's Chip Gavin Heidi Dill diversity?" extreme homogeneity not the way we are through lies we may as well complete our Advertising Manager The article uncannily goes on diversity. Only when minorities Features Editor Lay-out Editor to feel like a normal part of the isolation on the Maine Kristin Dale Thomson suppor t a complaint of Chris Preston Mary homogeneity. In "Class of flow will the college have wi lderness and totally '91..." Parker Beverage, the attained appropriate diversity. disregard the fruits of ou tside Lay-out Assistants Arts Editor Dean of Admissions, is auoted. The college and its paper communities. Matthew Burke Advertising Design Lee Walter Raphael Smith Lauren Kossow Dm\e Pierce Sports Editor Jon Nash Matt Stetson David Russell Nancy Humm The Colby Echo, founded in 1877, is published weekly by the students of Colby College, The views expressed within its Graphics Editor Photography Editors pages a re not necessarily those of the student body, facu lty or Ann-Louise Band Alexandra Wyle admin istration; nor are the opin ions expressed in letters cr the Echo. David Coleman commentaries necessarily those of Editorial communications should be addressed to Carolyn Lockwood and Paul Beach; business communications to Heidi Staff Writers: Dave Scannel, Clay Parker, Scott Barkham, Meridith Dill; advertising communications to Kristin Dale; and , Hart, Mike Frerct, Gail Rutherford, Cindy Cohen, Mike Schwartz, circulation communications to Susan Kachen at the Colby Echo, Lawrence Rocca,Hal Crimmcl, Mindy Robinson, Christine Gilman, Roberts Union, Colby College, Waterville, Ma ine 04901. The Emily Isaacs, Jen Riley, Scudder Kelvie(visitng writer). Colby Echo reserves the right to edit any letters or articles submitted. Letters should be typed. Typists: Liza Barber, Mark Bergsten, Kaari Busick, Cindy Dempsky, The Echo ' s offices are located in the basement of Roberts Chris Dixon, Chip Gavin, Jill Moscinski, Gina Rogers, Sarah Un ion. Office hours run from 10:30 dm to 11:30 am and 2:30 pm Tucker. to 3:30 pm Monday thru Friday Appointments are also welcome. The .Echo may be reached by phone at (207) 872-3349, Photo Staff: Alex Wyle, Dave Coleman, Sam Shanick, Liz P OSTMASTER: Send address chang es to the Colby Echo, Normandy. Roberts Union, Colby College, Waterville, Maine 049017 \ ¦ ^ ¦¦ ' -_UMHKHHaa--__---_---__-__--_----C------^ Thursday,October 3, 1987 ^
Head of the Charles Ski hill off limits Chip Gavin Colby bans tent at head ECHO NewsEditor of the Charles Chip Gavin ECHO NewsEditor . or tables, "the big concern this Monday that if any tents are year is warning people not to There will be no official tent discovered at the October 18th bring alcohol." or table sponsored by Colby at event, "we will take, them down John Farkas, director of the Head of the Charles regatta and have them confiscated." student activities at Colby, said this year as law enforcement "There has been increasing MDC officials warned him that officials in Massachusetts have concern on their part about "if people are found to have prohibited them from the rowdirtess and alcohol," said alcohol in their possession they Esplanade area along the Cook. "It is starting to get out will be arrested." Charles River, according to of control just because so many But Randy Catlin, head of the campus alumni officials. people are attending." Colby Crew Club, said the club The Head of the Charles will Rutigliano expressed his "won't really be disappointed" still give Colby Crew Club concern over last years regatta about the lack of a Colby tent members the opportunity to crowd, saying there were and will "find a way for people compete against other schools "200,000 people there and to organize." but the Boston Metropolitan 180,000 were intoxicated." He "Probably what we'll do," he District Commission "is added that security at the event said, "is put a big. banner up. Sign at beginning of Ski Hill, . adamant that there will be no will be increased to 300 officers Maybe we'll put some posters photQ Mexandra Wyle tents, gatherings or alcoholic this year rather than the 30 up beforehand and try to get beverages" at the event this officers present in 1986. everyone in the same place." A not so obvious change at appear in court. year, according to Sue Cook of Jane Mermelstein, a member Mary Beth Mclntire, leader of Colby occurred over the Robertson said he assumed the Colby alumni office. of the group that is organizing the Boston area alumni group summer when the Old Colby the area was posted because That mandate was confirmed the Head of the Charles which usually organizes Ski Hill was posted as off limits the four-wheelers "are tearing by Ken Rutigliano, director of regatta, said Saturday that Colby's Head of the Charles to the entire Waterville up the properties near the hill." special events for the MDC although she was not aware of activities, could not be reached community including Colby He said the charge of under whose iurisdiction the any mandate prohibiting tents for comment. students. "criminal trespassing with a The college stopped operating motor vehicle is a class E the hill as a ski slope after the misdemeanor crime. It carries a 1976-1977 academic year, fine of up to $500 and/or 6 according to Colby College months in the county jail." Treasurer Douglas Reinhardt, "If they ever got that I'd have who cited a number of reasons to go to the nut-house," he said, for the closing of the hill "because I've never seen the full including "a lack of use, penalty." particularly by Colby Students "The fine usually, and I ... who were going to the underline usually, runs around commercial slopes." $50 and I've never seen them "The community of get jail time," Gilbert said, "but Waterville, in cooperation with that doesn't mean they won't." Colby and the city have had the He also sent a warning about area posted," said Director of new legislation requiring fines Colby Safety and Security Peter to be paid when they are set in Chenevert. the court and that those who Complaints about noise and are fined will no longer be property damage from allowed "a couple of weeks or residents near the longer to pay up." decommissioned ski hill, which If a person can not pay the Magda Lacharite and other Outing Club members rest near the summit of is located at the end of the fine on-the-spot, according to Mt. Tumbledown, Photo by Merrie Post Quarry Road, may have led to Gilbert, they must spend a day the posting according to in the county jail for every 10 Chenevert. unpaid dollars." "The complaints we get are He added that many of the Betsy Kuller Colby College evaluated from the four-wheelers that go complaints by residents are ECHO Managing Editor Committee, and student (pr oviding a female up there," he said, referring to because the four-wheel drive housing. psychologist) and the expansion the practice of operating four vehicles "tend to be relatively Last week was Colby's turn The committee also looked at of minority organizations on wheel drive vehicles on the loud vehicles and they're going under the microscope, as a minority recruitment, campus. property, "people shouldn't go up there all hours of the day team of eight educators spent on-campus programs for Seitzinger reported that the up there four wheeling." and night." three days meeting with minority students and the committee applauded Colby's "There has been a kind of Robertson said the students administrators, faculty, and science departments at the confrontation of the eminent hell-raising going on up there," he found in the posted area on students in an evaluation of the request of Colby Faculty. question, "what is the place Chenevert said, "so in order to September 12 were the first college. They left, according to The Accreditation Committee and role of fraternities at stop the hell raising the area people he had dealt with administration officials, with a studied a variety of academic Colby?" was posted." because of the new posting and positive report about Colby. and social issues that the The committee was also very He noted that several Colby that "all the people we dealt Every ten years the New college has been working on for impressed with Colby's newly students discovered the new with that night were polite, England Association visits the past 4-10 years. They improved computer facilities posting earlier this year when courteous ... they seemed like Colby, as it does other New inquired about the system of and renovated residence halls, they were caught in the area real nice young people." England colleges, to evaluate majors and concentrations. according to Sei tzinger. and given summonses by The fact that you re a nice and advise it on the basis of its Student services and faculty 'There was never any doubt Waterville Police on charges of person doesn't do away with structure and integrity as an benefits were also observed. that we wouldn't be criminal trespassing. your obligation to obey the law institution. Accordi ng to Dean of re-accredited," she said, Patrolman James -Robertson however," he said. In preparation for the Students Janice Seitzinger, the remarking that Colby already of the Waterville Police Detective Leo Gilbert of the accreditation team's visit, the Accreditation Committee was has it's own evaluation system Department, who caught the Waterville Police Department faculty, primarily Dean of "extremely impressed" that and that "every five years four Colby students on the hill said the names of the four Faculty Doug Archibald, Colby has improved in many of overseers, distinguished Colby earlier this year, explained that summonsed Colby studen ts gathered material for a college the areas that the Committee Alumni and parents who are they were not arrested but would not be public knowledge self-study which the committee had expressed concern about experts in particular fields, summonsed on charges of until after thoy appear in court used to compile their from thoir previous visit in examine each department." trespassing and will have to sometime in mid-October. evaluation of Colby. 1977. Seitzinger concluded saying, The committee looked at Among those areas that Colby "It is helpful for outside people many facets of the college, has improved are the condition to come in and give including tho curriculm, student of tho Library, the course load, suggestions. All in all wo did course loads/ the Student (from 5 to 4 courses per quite well and are a very- As.odation Executive semester) the health services. healthy institution." Reagan's Foreign Policy S«i4' Chip Gavin fc -fh^ ^ ** ECHO NewsEditor S Wirt- tiVtfdfa yuflrsfcj rj Colby's Political Action Bill Bearg, President of the would be premature to hold a Group held a meeting Colby Young Democrats, said, vote on more aid to the Wednesday, September 23, in at the meeting, that the group is Contras" until the current which Chris Hobart and Alex "a needed extension for the Central American Peace Plan is Day led a discussion of possible Political Activism on campus." given more time. future projects and explained The group has be""en More aid to the Contras is not the groups basic purpose. responsible for two activities currently slated for a vote in the The group started when a already, including the letter Congress according to .Guest small group of Colby students writing campaign and but Hobart said the Colby attended a march in organizing Colby students to group is planning to send the Washington D.C. protesting rally against the Klu Klux Klan. letters to Cohen anyway. Contra-Aid last year. "From The letter writing campaign, On Saturday, September 26, that some people got inspired held at dining halls last the Political Action Group to do other things," said Day. Thursday and Friday, resulted organized their second activity: Day explained the group's in 279 Colby students urging a carpool of about 25 students purpose is to be a kind of Maine's Senator Cohen not to to Rumford, Maine, where the "clearinghouse" and "to gather support aid for the Nicaragaun KKK was holding a meeting. information from different Contras. The Colby group started the organizations that people Kathy Guest, a spokesperson day by attending a rally at the might be interested in and make for Cohen, said Monday that Rumford High School where a calendar, maybe every week the Senator has not made a local leaders and citizens had or month, of things people can committment for or against aid gathered .to demonstrate Camp Caribou get involved in." but has said that he "thinks it continued on page 5 by Mary Thomson
Last Saturday morning governors this year, the high Colby's newly elected officials turnover is not a reflection of headed out to Camp Caribou flaws in the Commons system, for a leadership retreat. The but instead demonstrates the goals of the retreat were as mobility in government follows: to introduce governors positions. Many of last year's to one another and to resource governors, such as Tom Ferris, people, such as, Janice Stu-A Vice President, and Leslie Seitzinger, Dean of Students; Dougherty, Parlimentarian, Sarah Swager, Associate Dean have simply moved up to higher of Students; and Dan Eusibio, positions. Dining Services Director; to Much of what these clarify the roles of these elected governors learned will be officials; to discuss important discussed at the Town Council student issues, such as the Meetings which every dorm alcohol policy, housing, and the will hold on the first new meal system. Melissa Wednesday of every month. Bronzio, Commons The purpose of these meetings Coordinator, felt that the is to get more student input. retreat "increased awareness Presently, one of the main flaws on a lot of different issues and in the governance system is the was very successful." Bob "common man." It is hoped that Murray, Stu-A Treasurer, these Town Councils will allow agreed, "This weekend gav e the student to discuss dorm, everyone the chance to find the commons and campus wide limits of their jobs and how best issues. Both Sarah Swager and to interact so that the job gets John Farkas, the Director of done." Student Activities, hope to see a Although it may seem that lot of student involvement in there is an abundance of this area.
Relaxing in the sun at Camp Caribou By GARY LARSON \ THE FAR SIDE j Reagan s Foreign Policy by Janet Boudreau
Believing the Reagan contradictions" in tn e 1981-82 as a 'grea t democra t;' Administration to be president's foreign policy. He and the Iran/Iraq war in the "remarkably disappointing," cited 12 of what he considers Persian Gulf. In each of these Professor Roger Bow en, Chair the Administration's most cases, Bowen explained what of the Government serious "fauxpa s :" the he saw as the 'ser ious Department, j oined Iran-Contra Hearings; Contra contradictions.' approximately 25 students to funding (i.e. arms); Strategic In addition, he addresse d the discuss the legacy of the Defense Initiative (SDI), Star 'pro blem * of excessive cover t Reaga n Adm i ni s tra tion's Wars; U. S. Marines in the activ ity on the part of the foreign policy on Thursday, Middle East; the South Afr ican Reagan Administrat ion and September 24, at 7 p.m. pol i cy of ' cons t ruct i ve asked the group: "Has [covert Held in Foss/Woodman engag ement ;' crea ting a activity! made America lounge, the discussion was the national hero out of a liar and stronger?" and "Have we made first of a series of discuss ions lawbreaker ( Lt. Colonel Oliver more friends for [this activity]?" being sp onsored by the Colby North); encouraging Americans A student asked how countr ies Young Democrats this year. to violate a Congressional Law get away with this covert Bowen began with and (tho Boland Amendment); action. "Every country needs opening statement to present Grenada; Libya - a 'hollow Central Intelligence Agendes to his own views and then opened victory; ' the support , through ga iher information ," Bowen the topic up for discussion. He covert funding, of a murderous responded , "but the problems foresees serious long-term killer in Southeast Asia (Pol arise when such institutions are ¦ Ncrd Mn h9 ' ¦ | | _____ }[ effects given the "fundamental Pot); hailing Imelda Marcos in cont inued on page 5 . ./. .._ ._ .. - .:. _ Exchange continued from page 1 major. Soviet government will have Prof. Anemone says another no personal contact with the aspect of this program which he students.' finds "most exciting and most The host colleges will bear all new" is that this project will the expenses of incoming include students from different ¦' students except travel to the ethnic backgrounds. In the past, United States. The colleges will only students of Soviet heitage pay for travel within the were permitted to study- in the country, tuition, books, housing U.S. Under the new proposal, and spending money. President the Soviet Union also agreed, Cotter estimates that the cost for the first time, to permit will run between $18,000 and American students to study in $20,000 per student. areas all over the country, This cost will balance out as including Siberia. Students will American students begin to choose among major study in the Soviet Union. universities in 15 different Students will pay the normal republics. tuition to their respective After a month long colleges. The colleges will, in orientation on one college turn, use the money to pay for campus in August, the Soviet the expense of hosting Soviet students will begin classes at students. the various colleges and Colleges participating in the universities. As requested -by program other than Colby and Soviet officals,.the students will Middlebury are: Amherst, have American roommates. Bates, Bowdoin, Colgate, Ihey will receive no special Connecticut University, Mount priviledges. One Soviet offical Holyoke, Sarah Lawrence, Photo by George Hallenbeck living at Middlebury will Smith, Swarthmore, Wesleyan, Policy occasionally visit participating Trinity, Union, University of • :olleges to make sure the Vermont, Oberlin, St. continued from nare 4. continued from page 4 students are having no major Lawrence, and possibly used to undermine government non-interventionism, a against the KKK meeting being problems. Aside from this, the Haverford. regimes and to kill." The only 'hands-off approach to held on the other side of town. good sign he sees coming from coincide with our fundamental After leaving the school, the the current Reagan policies is democratic principles of free group proceeded to the KKK the arms accord currently being will and respect given the meeting grounds where verbal negotiated with the Soviet sovereign rights of others, the bouts between protestors and Union. students present were skeptical. KKK members persisted, while Bowen did not see these One asked, "What about the armed KKK members guarded problems of foreign policy and Soviets and their constant the entrance to the farmhouse intervention as unique to the threat?" where the meeting was being Reagan Administration, Professor Bowen further held. however. He viewed "both explained his position: According to Hobart, the Democrats and Republicans "..obviously U. S. involvement Colby students did not [alike] as having had lousy track is necesary and expected, participate in any violence records." hftwever such actions need to although, "at one point a KKK "America in the post-war era be mutually beneficial [for all member pulled out an has not learned its limits of concerned]." automatic rifle" and police in power, yet,"he said. "We cannot "Reagan's Economic Legacy" full riot gear eventually had to force people to do our will. We will be the focus of the second set up roadblocks around the are not better. We are the Colby Democrat event with farmhouse to prevent more United States. We are different, Professor David Findlay protestors and KKK members in that we possess our expressing his views. It is from entering the area. democratic freedom, and that scheduled for Thursday, The next meeting for the difference is good ." October 1, at 7 p. m. in the Political Action Group has not When Bowen proposed a Foss/ Woodman Lounge. yet been set. Off the Hill _ _ ^___^_^__. ______- - - - _. _. _. ^^^^^^^*^^^^ ± ^* » ^
Clay tor in Alaska
by Brannan Claytor
I would like to begin the story of my adventures in Alaska this summer by acknowledging the very tragic death of Josh Wolfe who died in a small aircraft that crashed. He was returning One of cur Colby employees, Henry Bonsall from a hunting trip when his Photo by Alexandra Wyle plane flew into a mountain during a white out. While I worked this summer as a fishing guide and a pilot at Seller's roving ambassador Rainbow King Lodge, I experienced such conditions. We called it "zero-zero." In by Sue Jacobson Sporting his gray cordouroy Clerk in the 1960' s. He simple terms you're fl ying in a Colby Mules baseball cap and managed a Dunkin' Donuts in cloud. It's a total white out, and Few . people on Colby's carrying his clipboard, he is one Tterre, Vermont . and then you cannot see a thing. One campus can remember the days of Colby's most visible and decided to come back to would think that it would be when the men's hockey team favorite personalities. For this Waterville to manage Dunkin' wise to avoid clouds, if they are played games on the frozen reason, Seller's took him out Donuts here. "Waterville is so dangerous. Unfortunately, Brannon Claytor Kennebec River. But Henry G. from behind the checker's table really my home," Mr. Bonsall that is impossible when you run Photo by Alexandra Wyle. Bonsall can. At age 78, the 1931 and into the dining room. "We stressed. "I was here in the days a hunting or a fighing lodge. Colby grad is back on campus made the position for him," when we could ski on Guests paid $5,000 per week to beautifully challenging sport serving as Seller's "Roving exp lained Dan Eusebio, Mayflower Hill as scouts when fish in Alaska, not to sit around and an art to be truely good at. Food Ambassador" and is the Director of Dining Services. it was still all Mayflowers." waiting for the weather; to The work we did was very oldest employee at the school. "He's a great asset to us. We Mr. Bonsall' s earlier 1 clear. Conditions changed very exciting as well as dangerous. Over the past three years, thought he'd be beneficia * Waterville memories also quickl y, and we were All of the guides and pilots were almost everyone on campus has because he can really talk to include anecdotes about a much sometimes stuck out on the insured for three million come to know his smiling face students about anything under different Colby. He attended river for the night. It was not dollars, a piece!! Our lodge had and friendly greetings while he the sun. And he's taken his job school at the old campus uncommon to be standing only one plane crash this was working as a checker at the very, seriously. He's been real downtown near Railroad guard in the freezing rain for summer. The pilot was landing dining hall doors. This year, the enthusiastic about it. He has a Square before the present guests against bear attacks. We his sea plane in the ocean along students are getting to know lot of ideas of his own, and campus was built. He all carried .45s, but it was a the coast. He had been given a Mr. Bonsall even better in his we've let him run with it and do remembers the days when the difficult situation, for although pilot report that the water was new position. He calls himself his own thing." Colby Mules played Harvard in I have no interest in shooting a sufficiently deep. The area has the "middle man" between the Mr. Bonsall is no stranger to football and when Colby bear, some had become fast tides, and by the time our students and the chefs. In effect, the food business. After he basketball games were held in accustomed to humans and pilot came in, there was only he is the public relations graduated from Colby with a the Winslow High School gym. knew that our presence meant several inches of water. It was representative for food degree in business When he was a college student food. We were always careful impossible to detect, and when services, whose duty it is to administration and economics, Coburn Hall was an about bears. The major problem he floats touched down, they welcome freshmen and he worked as a wholesale administration building, there was that the guests ocked in the mud. The plane upperclassmen to Colby, pass distributor for Kraft Foods for was just one black student on understandably would be lid four somersaults, end over out maps to new students, and eight years. Mr, Bonsall then campus, everyone was required terrified about an inquisitive ¦md, before it came to a stop. make two or three aaily visits went on to work in managerial to take six classes each bear running down the gravel Fortunately, no one was killed. to Dana, Roberts, Foss, and the positions at both the Canada semester, and only three Colby bar towards them. A natural A week later a different lodge Spa taking students Dry and Cott beverage students had cars. Mr. Bonsall reaction is to run. Well, then the was not as lucky. One of their suggestions for changes in food companies before serving a can also recall a traeic fire in bear thinks it's a game of tag, pilots tried to take off from a preparation and service. term as the Waterville City continued on page 17 and you're about to'be it. It is river. They "Were over-loaded difficult to convince people that with fish. The pilot climed to if they just stand still, the bear fifty feet, rolled over and hit the will come up and sniff you, lick water upside-down. None of you, if you're lucky, and then the four people on board go. One of the guides on the survived the crash. It is river had a candy bar in the tent extremely tragic yet a common with him one night. A bear sight. It is estimated that there ripped open the tent looking for is a small plane crash every day it, and when he squirmed, the in Alaska. bear started to maul him. He Once we had flown our guests shot the bear. The bear died out to the rivers, we would take instantly arid fell on top of him. them to the good fishing spots He was pinned there until in sixteen-foot aluminum morning. He was a lucky guy, flat-bottomed boats that were but his stupidity cost the bear its over-powered with, fifty-five life. horse powered ' outboard Wc flew the guests out every engines. I spent a great deal of morning, rain or shine, unless it time on the Nushigak River. It was blowing such that our float has huge rapid s and several le Rachel England enjoying her volunteer service planes were in danger of water falls. Twelve peop fl ipping in the waves. It was have died on this river. Some fantastic, f or Alaska is truel y a tried to raft it.' Others were land of rugged beauty. We killed when their sea planes Colby Volunteer Services worked ninety hours per week, stalled above the rapids, and they were swept through. Wc and getting more personal of fifteen hours a day, six days per by Jennifer Scott Momcnee, one the people in f ished al one the shores of the sa tisfaction than you ever cha rge of the week. Our days began at would be anticipated . Adopt-A-Grandparent and four-thirty in the morning and river because the rough water Imagine how fun it was f from the campus Rachel England , this year's Soup Ki tchen program s f el t went until everything held the ish in the eddies along to get away , all the every once in a while and play volunteer center coordinator , similarly ; "It' s easy to become done We would fl y the banks. thinks volunteering is secluded f rom the communi ty necessary gear and the guests One afternoon, as I was with the p uppies at the i Society. Or how im portant for several reasons. when you're at college. out to tho r iverdn the morn ng motoring up stream with three Humane f or them as thoy guests on board, the engine f ul f illing it would be to make "It's important to have a good Volunteer ing makes you and guide rapport with the town you live appreciate what you have by f ished for Grayling, Arctic quit. With no time to restart it, 1 someone who is less fortunate and or laug h. Tha t's in. One hour in -your busy life seeing how little others do," Char , King Salmon, gra bbed the barm and began to than you smile row to shore. The ten knot what Colby Volunteer Services can make a big di ff erence in Rainbow Trout. All the fishing continued on page 8 * y fishing. It is a is all aobut: helping out others so meone else 's." Aimeo we did was fl continued on page 8 Page7
¦" ¦*¦ -____ . —-._ ___ FEATURES"^ ^^ -_-• *^ Thursday, October 1, 1987 Colby: the top five by Meredith Hart The Top 5 Summer Institute advantage of the state of was held from July 12th Maine. The program offered a This past summer, Colby through July 24th. The program recreational dimension, and the sponsored a two-week was directed by Associate Dean group took field trips to the brogram that offered high of Students Edward M. coast of Maine and Acadia School minority students a Blackwell and sixteen Colby National Park. chance to experience the faculty were involved, as well The Colby students who acted Advantages of a liberal arts as three Colby students who as peer advisors for Top 5 were college. > acted as peer advisors. Vanessa Hemsley, Derek The program, entitled. The The minority students from Hudson, and Soo Hee Lee. As Top 5 Summer Institute, was Boston had four to five classes peer advisors, they were open to minority students from per day and the courses were required to oversee ten students Boston schools who had either lectures or "action labs", each and some of their completed their sophomore taught by Colby professors. The responsibilities included: taking year in high school and were students participated in every the students to class, filming ranked in the top 5% of their aspect of academic work and lectures and seminars, keeping class. took seminars from a variety of journals, and acting as dorm Applicants needed a counselor disciplines. advisors and administrative recommendation, a teacher The program offered students assistants. recommendation, and a the chance to chemically As an objective observer, personal statement showing analyze acid rain, experiment Vanessa Hemsley felt that there their motivation and interests. with electronics, utilize word were many "constructive and The purpose of the institute processors, and improve upon instructive classes." The was to teach the selected their writing and study skills. summer institute was a thirty-two minority students They were also shown the "positive experience" and the the attitudes and techniques importance of standardized "participants wanted to come neeeded for success in applying testing and were given back next year." to a post-secondary school, and simulated PSAT's and SAT's. Soo Hee Lee believed that to preview college life in a Outside of classes, there was "much available in liberal arts setting. participants were able to take continued on page 8
Dean of Intercultural Alffairs, Ed Blackwell Photo by Dave Coleman Mystic Seaport : A must for JYAB byJohn GosIin students to gain a greater Ellen Krause understanding of the oceanic environment. One of the many The Williams College Mystic highlights for students is the Seaport Progranv is for hands on research while on undergraduates who are board the R/V Westward. interested in American Literature of the Sea is a Maritime Studies. It is an course exp loring the opportunity to focus a semester relationship of man and the on the sea, and on our sea, a topic which has relationship with it in the past, fascinated many authors over present and future. To the years. This class is accomplish this goal, students traditionally taught by a take four classes and one visiting professor fro m one of elective maritime skill, plus a the participating colleges. two week sea experience The fourth area of study is a aboard the 100 ft. staysail Marine Policy seminar which schooner, the R/V Westward. examines the ways we use the This program is located in sea and the issues arising from Mystic, CT where students live those uses. Dennis Nixon, one cooperatively in houses and of the nation's foremost study in the facilities at Mystic admiralty lawyers and Mid-Maine's Music Mecca Seaport. professor at URI Graduate WMHB: Program Director Benjamin School, coordinates class LaBaree who is affiliated with lectures and field observation py Jennifer Scott months that it not only new remote sound board Williams College teaches the trips to create a fuller considers itself a real radio enables the station to transmit American Maritime History understanding of the sea's uses What first impressed me was station, but also a forerunner in Colby athletic events both at course. Specifically, this focuses and abuses. Recent semesters how professional it all was. I getting new music to the public home and abroad. on such marine activities as have visited the Naval War knew I would not find a ear. Besides the new equipment, a commerce, V) . shipbuilding, College where they discussed pseudo-D.J. stuttering into the One of th e many re-established executive board whaling, and their role in the current events with a retired microphone, "Here is an oldie improvements that has been gices WMHB a more nation's development. Vice-Admiral, and visited LNG put goodie going to Judy from made is the addition of a much professional network, as Students take one of two lab tankers in Newport, RI which Bobbie." Colby's radio station, needed equipment. A fifty-five opposed to last year, when only science classes, Marine Ecology have been docked due to hard backed by an extensive record foot antenna replaced the one member of the executive or Oceanography. Marine times in the industry. collection and powerful new previous twelve foot one and board stayed at Colby the entire Ecology is designed f6r students Learning is not exclusive to equ i pment is polishing its new sound processors, tape year. This new group plans to with previous science the classroom at Williams- image. decks, and turntables combine be together throughout the b ack ground , while vlystic. Students spend time Transmitting on 90.5 FM, the to give WMHB a superior school year with some members Oceanography is for those with .cquiring maritime skills of station" has a new motto: sound. Modern st ereo planning to stay the summer. little or no scientific their choice which include boat monitors, two giant speakers background. The Mystic River. building, demonstration squad, "WMHB-A Real Rad io ^ Said General Manager, Gary Station " and from what I could and a 150 watt amplifier also DeAngelo, "We basically want Estuary is ideally suited for .mall boat handling, celestial , class and individual scientific hear, it is comparable to any contribute to the list of new to be on every day from now to navigation or an independent "real" radio station I have acquisitions. As Associated eternity. That is important research projects. The Course is study with the Seaport's team heard on the airwaves. In fact, Press r|ews line has been set up because other radio sta tions taught by William Ambrose, Jr, of experts. Past projects have PhD and his wife Kristt Sandoy, the station has made so many to cover breaking headlines. and record companies cannot included helping to restore the ore, who particularly inspire changes during the last few Furtherm the addition of a continued on page 18 continued on page 17 doesn t have to be done on a time-commitment basis and "nothing is a waste of time if you make an effort." Colby writing center With over twenty-five She also feels strongly about programs to become involved the importance of volunteering with, there's something to suit in part because of an experience ? by Mark LaPomte Working alongside Jean is must have at least basic skills in everyone's particular interests. she had last summer. As a 't counselor at a camp for ? resident Steve Runge, who writing or they wouldn be Students can work with senior t The Colby Writing Center. Do previously spent time as a here. That myth, unfortunately, citizens, tutor elementary children with cancer she "was in a situation that you hear • you kno w what it is? student tutor, is now working deters many people from school childrpn, be a blind ^Unfortunatel y many people, on his second year as an availing themselves of the buddy, or won. with animals at about but rarely face. I realized ?(both students and professors), administrator, which he sees as resources offered in the center. the Humane Society. They can that I could be spending the last < who could make good use of a continuation of "the learning The Writing Center is a place also help with special projects week of their lives with them !!such a resource don't even process." While he's not at where students can develop such as the Blood Donor Drive and how important the time I spent with them was. When \ realize that it exists. Colby, Steve spends time their own , capabilities or Daffodil Days, a program you ¦ ¦ Located in Room 9 in Miller teaching at all levels of local regardless of the level at which where local florists donate see kids who have put up a shell "Library, the Colby Writing schools. they write. The main objective flowers to be sold and the around themselves and at the ]|Center has existed for the past The remainder of the Center's is "not to*proofread but to help proceeds go to the American end of the week they hug you •three years under the energetic staff consists of Senior Maura the student to help himself to Cancer Society. While there are and tell you they're going to miss you, it reall • eye of Jean Sanborn. J ean Daigle and Sophomore Bridget proofread, or to write, or to many diverse programs to get y makes you ^helped establish the program Connelly, who both work as start a thesis or whatever," involved with, students can just melt." ; that originally was housed in peer tutors and are apparently Jean said, stressing the fact that also help out on a much more England wants to stress that ¦ ¦ the Lorimer Chapel. Besides enjoying their work quite a bit. the center isn't a place to bring informal basis. Says England, people can become as ,' ] directing the writing center, At this point you're all a last minute paper to be "We're urging people to get committed as they choose, but Sanborn, who has earned a probably saying, "That's nice, corrected before class. Steve groups together and make up once they make that • PhD in writing, teaches several but what exactl y can the reiterated, "The center is not a thier own volunteer project." commitment, they're oblighated !! writing courses here at Colby. Writing Center do for me?" The repair shop for papers but for These projects might include to show up and to be ;; Prompted by statistics answer: lots! writers" and its objective is raking leaves for a senior responsible. Anyone interested showing poor nation-wide The Writing Center is not, as style rather than content. citizen's home or picking apples in volunteering should contact .' .' writing skills she saw "the time Jean and Steve both stressed, a So now you're saying, "So for the soup kitchen. the Volunteer Service's office " had come to Colby" and the remedial program. Face it! Any what if I'm not a writer?" All England wants to stress the located . in Dana, extension ¦* Writing Center soon began. student or teacher at Colby idea that volunteer work 3437. Top Eive continued from page 7 'the span ot two weeks," and she realized that "Colby was making a conscious effort to recruit minorities." Blackwell felt that the program gave Colby some "fringe benefits." It "enhanced our image and reputation as a progressive school and introduced students to our excellent faculty and physical plant," he said. '
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????»y»»»^ CENTER I >?#?»??????? streaming out underneath the away from the boat, afraid that 45' F. When I climbed out, I was I would be crushed against it in boat as it flew downstream, extremely hypothermic, and headed for a twenty foot the thundering waves below. (I running the four miles back did not see it again for two waterfall. We chased him in our ^^§W *_. : upstream was the only thing I boats, but he had a head start. - weeks when some native could do to warm myself. The ^¦ : current was too strong for me Eskimos returned it. It was torn As we were chasing him we got ;9\ to get the boa t to shore. I was, boat was lost, my knees were so close to the waterfall, I was and twisted beyond cut up, but no one was dead. I however, able to get the boat recognition.) Beneath wondering if I was going to within a few feet of the shore, was very lucky. have room to turn around. waterfalls are keeper hold The next day, one of the other and the guests safely jumped to which turn you around and Fortunately, the boat ran up on Down town Shopp ing i the shore. Near the top of the guides had been thrown from a submerged gravel bar. The around. Fighting them is the boa t when the engine center seven foo t waterfall there was useless. I was under for about engine popped up and, with no , Me. 0490i j a small eddy. I was able to get started abruptly. A guest Who water to cool it, exploded. Waterville thirty seconds, before I was had been holding the front of the bow of the boat in, but it shot out into the rest of the four When we got to the guest, he 872-2118 was a losing battle. So, 1 the boat, now held onto the was laughing at his own luck. mile ride down the rapids. The handles wi th his bod y grabbed the bow line and water temperature was about Alaska is an enigma. It is a jumped to the rocks. No sooner vast land that can take your life WEL COME COLBY did I begin to pull than I as easily as it allows the sun to STUDENTS realized that the boat had rise on it every day. However, [ flipped upside down while it possesses the most going over the waterfall. I magnificent mountains I have I 20% Discoun t knew this because I was pulled ever seen and the most unique on yarn and kni tting so hard that I was flipped over wildlife. I saw American Bald i backwards. I went over the Eagles every day. They are the j supp lies wa terfall upside-down and most magnificent bird, for they backwards. We all wore are completely uninhibited by I with this coupon j inflatable life vests, but in the human presence, as if we are turbulent water it was not worthy of their concern. impossible to find the pull cord. The bears are awesome. At first Good until Oct. 10, 1987 In the fury of it all, I had they are terrifying, Then they j . managed to hang onto the bow are intriguing. And, at last, they line. I pulled myself to the boat, arc majestic and harmless. thinking now that my situation Although I have related many was not all that bad, for I had experiences that are rather the boat to hold onto. As I came shocking, I would like to say, around the next bend I saw that I have mentioned the what appeared to me to be the exciting and graphic scenes of Alaskan version of Niagra Alaska. It is truely a beautiful ¦
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Eagar Eddie, feeling the by Emily J.Isaacs rebuff digging sharp into his usually unshakable enthusiasm, On one of those rare warm sits back down. The two sit in days this fall two students who silence as half a dozen giggling have no prior knowledge of blue-eyed blondes pass by. each other find themselves Leaning over to whisper in seated side by side on the steps Despondent's ear, Eagar grins, of Miller . Library staring off "Can't beat the chicks here at at....the industrial wastelands Colby; babes, every single one (Waterville). of them." "Hi," says the young man Dail laughs outloud at this: who's dressed inconspicuously "Yeah, they're babes all right, in jeans, black high top Reeboks babes looking for a daddy, a One night one mistake and an oversized Colby sweat- rich one. You think anyone of shirt. "My name's Eagar Eddie them" he gestures to the dis- again - and again. And, all One night, soon after his - great day, isn't it?" appearing blond pack, "will right, one more time but after arrest, my friend said to me, "S'all right, Eddie. Kind o' give you a second look! If you're by Gerry Hadden tonight never ever again." At "Ger, my life is totally screwed cold; but it always is in this God not captain of football or hock- the end of a night, when you're up." I said, "Look, the money forsaken state," grumbles back ey you're nothing! Unless of Many of us drink and drive so leaving a bar or a party it's so you can deal with and jail is a the other young man who's course you've got an inheri- often that, what in reality is a much easier to just drive long weekend at most. Don't sporting the Don Johnson tance and marrying on your serious offense, has become yourself home than to first worry about it." scruff. "I'm Dail, Despondent mind, that is." trivialized - from where we admit to being toasted and then "You don't understand, man. I Dail. Nice to meet ya." "No, you're all wrong Des- often don't even think twice to try to find another don't care about the money or pondent. Why just yesterday about climbing in drunk behind alternative. Convenience takes going to jail for three days. The while waiting in line for the pub the wheel of a car, to the point precedent over personal safety. problem is that I just can't special I struck up a con- where we never believe we'll be It doesn't work that way, shake this awful feeling, deep versation with a real cutie. She the ones to get caught. Such a though. You only have to be down. I've never been in was nice, too; so nice I spent a foolish, false sense of security pulled over and arrested once, double before this. Everything buck-fifty of my dinner money we have. and convenience turns into in my life was going great and on sugar coated peanuts -- she I've probably driven under the complication - legally, now I feel like a total screw up. said she really liked them." influence at least a dozen times financially,and psychologically. It follows me everywhere." "Terrific, a new way to meet since graduating from high You see, I once had a friend I didn't say anything. What people: waiting in line for school. Before college, I would who was pulled over and could I say? soggy food." have never done it. Fear, and arrested for DWI. He spent That's when I realized how . Eddie's mad now, sick of the perhaps a clearer sense of right three days in jail, and paid over easy it is to end up on the moaning and groaning from and wrong, were the $1500 in fines and lawyer's fees. wrong side of the law. That's Dail. What a strange guy, he motivating factors in my He lost his license for six how easy it is to mess up your thinks. None of the kids he'd decision not to mix fire-water months. He lost his job. But the life. One night of drunken met on COOT were like him. with gasoline. But the fact is, legal and financial punishments irresponsibility. One night, one "Jesus, Despondent, what's you only have to give in once, weren't what convinced me to mistake. wrong with you? You need just once, and suddenly it stop,driving after drinking. Think about it Wednesday at help." becomes easier to do it over No, it was something else. Champions. That's all I ask. No response. "Nothing like a little brisk fall "Well, Dail, if you don't like it ¦MBWlBMl-f ,/i I ,i. • , T _^ handmade films j air, Dail. Gets me excited for so much," Eddie declares ¦r___^\ I lOVe mlS mOVie! j gjpk the football game this Satur- desperately, "Why don't you t-^S" day." just transfer?" Dail snorts in response, fixing A short half-laugh erupts his stare more determinedly. from Dail's lips as, while still "What!" yells Eddie, jumping staring at the wastelands, he from his seat, "You don't like answers, "Sorry kid, too late; football? An American pastime, I'm a senior." a collegiate tradition, spec- Watching him walk away, tators united in proud cheering Eddie thinks, "Are they all like for the team..." that? Oh God, is that what I'm "Don't forget we're at Colby," going to turn into?" sneers Dail. Then suddenly, Eddie hears a "So they don't win every voice. A voice from the skies! game." And then, as an idea "Eagar Eddie, don't lose faith, pops into his head, Eagar Ed- be strong, resist Despondent die's young voice cracks, "But Dail. You have a special gift, what about tailgating? Surely Eagar, you have the power to you can appreciate that." fight off Despondency!" Despondent Dail rolls his Still not quite believing what's eyes, "Gonna cost you a hun- happening, Eddie becomes a- dred bucks — there's nothing ware ofa warming deep inside the Stupid and Slow like to do him. Inner strength, he realizes. ______M_Ufl____l more than giving fines. They A new man, Eddie walks, no - . - MaIIv HocUI vnr ,i if *vt_r,A7iNF WS ^^— USSS ^SSMawMS ^^^^ mS ^lS ^S make more in a weekend than runs up the steps, two at a time, the drug dealers over in Mary all the way to the top of Miller ftofcssaofe^^ High." Library. jfe^a&a-glgu^ II COJLB1J COLLEGE S0OKS TO3LE M 8| fcjO_&£fc,T S UNION Sga | | Your Stor e for OFFICIAL Colby Clothing , i3 Insignia , Genera l Books , |Ere ^ ss ¦¦ and Much More!! " M M Open II - F 8:30-5 :00 & Sat . 10:00-2 :00 (Kg wao-G % (207 ) 872-3609 M Well, maybe we should "send So what can the U.S. do? Is Why are in the troops." And do what - there a peaceful way to secure THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON hold the country prisoner, U.S. oil interests? I believe install martial law, and drill the there is. First of all, we must we in the oil ourselves? Is this really remember that, economically, feasible ? Somehow I do not see the U.S. technology is essential the U. S. public coping to Middle Eastern life as they gulf? favorably with the logistical know it. Therefore, what if the Why are U. S. ships in the and personal needs of such an U.S. did not protect the Persian Gulf? I've been looking opera tion. Would you, or your shipping lanes and all shipping around lately and have average American who is too (for our purposes) stopped? In discovered two basic responses busy to even vote, donate a the short run, this would most to my question. The two year or more of your life, to likely hurt them more than us. If defenses are, basically, oil and stand guard over an oil pump? this were the case, it would be international law. Another problem with this in the best interest of the oil The first is the blunt response option is that taking over the oil producing states to secure their " " - oil, or more directly, our oil. fields seems to be in direct own shipping, would it not? In other words, we, the U.S., conflict with the second Thus, we could solve the are in the Gulf ensuring the rationale for going into the problem through short-term our oil out of safe transport of Middle East in the first place, economic suffering on our part their country and into the "free that is the noble reason - to instead of long-term suffering world." Of course the holders defend the principles of that would most likely lead to of this view don't seem to international law. the loss of U.S. lives and openly consider what would Reason number two might possibly even destruction of happen if "they" decided to indeed be a noble justification those oil fields which are so fight back. It seems to me that for military intervention, as the important to U.S. interests. war wouldn't be the best thing U.S. has proven time and time Here we have two to ensure the safe flow of oil again that it only respects explanations for military out of the Middle East. But then international law when it intervention and one again, the pro-interventionist happens to coincide with U.S. non-military option. It appears "Consider yourself fortunate, Belsky. ... As curses doesn't worry about this that reason number one, "oil," because, "Hey, we can kick their interests. One example was the go, that sure beats having your descendants semi-recent case in which the does not justif y military strangled in the night by a walking corpse." ass." But can we? Of course we invention for two basic reasons. could (as some of our hallowed government of Nicaragua took the U.S. to the World Court to One, that creating a war in the foreigh policy makers wanted area of a natural resource is to do in Vietnam) "bomb them stop U.S. intervention, as soon as the court held in favor of obviously not a good way to back to the Stone Ages." Yeah, save it, and two, that the U.S. is that would really show them! Nicaragua the U.S. walked out NONCONFORMITY making the ruling powerless. In really not prepared to give all, Oh, but I guess that might sort that such a war might entail. I , after all, this case, the U.S. not only did of defeat the purpose not go feel that reason number two, if we have pave over the out of its way to enforce international international law, is not valid Middle East, it might be law, it would not by Nori Sterling even uphold it. because the U.S. is nothing but in creating a social group with difficult to extract what oil hypocritical when using it as a remained. "Nonconformity is an empty boundaries as to dress and justification given past goal, and rebellion against action, their cause is lost. In examples of U.S. disregard for prevailing opinion merely saying one must dress a certain this same law. As for the because it is prevailing should way, act a certain way, and non-military option, why not no more be praised than listen to a certain type of music, just give it a chance, we really acquiescence to it. Indeed, it is to be a "skinhead" or have nothing to lose in the often a mask for cowardice, "deadhead," a conformity is short-term. and few are more pathetic than promoted rather than a group One last thought, what about those who flaunt outer of individuals open to a wide alternative energy sources? I differences to expiate their range of dress codes and moral realize that this is not a simple inner surrender." codes. The way some members option, however, it is, In my experience I have found of these minority groups nonetheless, one that needs to that often those who rebel devisively shun anyone outside be pondered. After all, even if outwardly against conformity of their contingency is we did get rid of all of the are, in fact, conformists destructive to their purpose-as Middle Eastern terrorists, the themselves, but to a minority well. Simply because someone oil will not last forever. group. They fool themselves is ignorant to or, perhaps, by Christine Gilimin into believing that because they uninterested in the Screaming are part of the minority they Messiah's or interested in other are not forming an entirely music besides hard core music Parents: separate social group to which gives most skinheads reason to Subscribe to the they conform, yet that is deny that person's acceptance precisely what they are doing. into their social group. This is Colby Echo! Spa Enterta inment Identifying themselves with the also true of deadheads, punks clothing, gestures, language and any other given group in The Colby Echo is a weekly newspaper Every Friday 5-7 and musical tastes of that our society that disassociates published by the students of Colby minority, they have become, itself with the majority in such a College. The -policy of the Echo is themselves, conformists with a way as aforementioned. accurate, complete and objective joint prejudice against other It is hard to imagine society reporting of issues relevant to the social groups. People need to without conformity, and it is Colby community. ©e«¦ mm mmmm discover the middle road probably a goal never to be As members cf this community, you between confoming to the achieved for at all. But to claim should be kept informed of the current mm majority and conforming to the nonconformity, chiding the issues and events on campus and in the supposed nonconformists of the majority for sameness, while surrounding area. Our Colby and area minority in order to discover being part of a closed social coverage includes news, sports, arts, their individual tastes and group, one is instantly features and commentaries. As well, tlie values. hypocritical. And acting in such "Opinion " section gives students and Come on Friday 's These social groups have a a manner does not bring this faculty an opportunity to express their purpose in their desire to be world any closer to a place of ideas. Afte r your week's activities different, which is to be more social harmony where Wc appreciate and need your support. accepting of unusual ideas and individualism is widespread The Echo is not published during actions than the majority. But and common. vacations or January. to unwind before yo ur
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SMU cross country invitational by Jim Wescott Senior co-captain Bill Derry, pre-race planned time of 27:16. smooth transition to the five led the Colby Mules to an Ken Barber and Toby Yos mile course as he placed 14th eighth place team finish rounded out the six man squad with a time of 27:29. Pat Reed amongst 19 colleges at the in the varsity race. of Potomac, Maryland also ran Southeastern Massachusetts In the Junior Varsity well, finishing in a respectable University Cross Country competition, Colby's strong 28:34, yet his day to day Invitational. Derry covered the freshmart class of harriers training hints at his potential to flat five mile course in 25:40 for opened their collegiate cross be with the front runners as the an eighth place finish amongst country season in impressive season progresses. Sean Glew a field of 152 runners. Junior, style. David Connelly of South of Worcester, Massachusetts, Tim Fisher was the next Harpswell, Maine, and Marc ran 30:36 in spite of a muscle finisher for Colby taking 34th Gilbertson of Montpelier, cramp and he shows promise of place with a time of 26:27. Vermont, tied for eighth place becoming a contributing factor Senior co-captain Rick Lanzi as they ran a very comfortable amongst this strong freshman Women s Men's and sophomore Richard Cook 27:09. Kent Thompson, the 1987 class. Senior Toby Lavigne, a- paced each other stride for New Hampshire high school swimmer during the winter soccer soccer stride as they finished in their mile run champion, made a by Margaret Schaffer by-Laurie Brown The women's soccer team "He is experienced at what he experienced its shares of ups is doing, is always willing to and downs this past week. After help, is around a lot and adds a a disappointing season opening nice personal touch to the loss, Colby came back last program," says crew member Tuesday at home by notching a Erik Beckman of new coach Rob strong 3-0 victory over the Brooks. University of Southern Maine With four years of Harvard (USM). Unfortunately this Varsity rowing under his belt, victory, their first of the season, Rob Brooks has come to Colby was followed by a loss on with the intent of transfering Saturday to a tough Curry his knowledge and background team. into the hands of the Colby Colby's slightly lopsided Mules. Crew is made up of 45 victory against USM was rowers (28. women and 17 men), partially attributed to the first . of whom there are 6 men and 8 goal being scored right at the or 9 women returning from last start of the contest. year. They have spent the past Sophomore, left-wing Sue couple of weeks training and Beevers scored the first tally at getting ready for the season the six minute mark of the first ahead of them. The team trains half , and Coach Dave on Snow Pond, which is four Colby soccer player dodging Bowdoin player Photo by George Hallenbeck LaLiberty said this quick score miles from Colby in Oakland. "threw USM off balance." The They own three boats, which was a pnysical hair, yet the Dal. an excellent jod noiding back other two goals were scored by they dock on the property of didn't enter either net. In the the Babson attack. freshman Kristin Klidronak and Steve Schwartz. Receiving Men's soccer second half, the intensity picked Unfortunately, in the second senior captain Lisa Thomasetti their third boat onl y last up. With a minute, to go, Colby half/ on a penalty kick, Babson both towards the end of the Tuesday, had made it so that still did not give up. They put in what turned out to be the first half. Coach LaLiberty said only two 4-person boa ts were by Mike Schwartz almost pulled it off when, with winning goal. As in the first that before the game he on the water each day. four seconds left, a Colby shot game, Colby's offense didn't die thought if the team "played The season began for the The men's soccer team hit the post. The final score was after this goal and in fact just well they'd have a good shot at teams on Saturday, September traveled to the University of a tie, 0-0. missed several opportunities to winning." However, USM is 26th when they" battled Bates Maine at Farmington last The next game was the White tie the game. According to known for their team play and and Bowdoin in an informal Tuesday to compete against a Mules first home game. It Coach Serdjenian the team is Laliberty said he believed that race. The highlight of the very talented team. The attracted many fans, for the "...young up front" and the individually Colby played very season will be when the crew Farmington team won the Colby sweatshirts could be seen goals will start to come with well on defense and freshman, participates in the Head of the small school division in New all around the field, sufficiently more confidence. Colby's team goalkeeper Leigh.Jerner made Charles on Saturday, October England and competed in the outnumbering the Babson cannot rely on the defense all the necessary saves. Both of 17th. Three boats (2 men's/1 NAIA national tournament held crowd. Again the game was entirely, even though it has only these facts kept USM from women's) will enter the in Texas last year. This year very physical. Throughout the given up two goals in four scoring and essentially kept regatta . Following that, they they remain undefeated. first half, Colby had many, games. them out of the game, will compete at the Head of the However, this is a statement opportunities to put the first The next game is Friday, Connecticut. which was almost cancelled by score on the board, but could October 2nd against Tufts at ¦ the White Mules. The first half not capitalize. The defense did .m ,, *. ' •. » * ** " ¦* j. »"w - - — ' , Women s cross country 7 t Women s tennis- \ . < by Milcc Frerot by Linda Roberts ' ' ' < ' < - s iMii 'Ptfmtoy, Cathy dropped their match«$ wftbowtt har the first set before rallying This past Saturday, in a flurry opened up. over the last 400 was '* Woi^enirttmttf* dealt an ¦ much of a fight* Se&iora torin ' to eventually win 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, of flying feet, twelve members yards to finish 19th (18:35). *wfpg$r*8$0**i blow a$ thoy wore Hughes and Kate Walker losf '- ' Colhy'u final two singles Mad of the women's cross country Soon after came senior aut>yMT,S*4> With their respective matehaa &% to Jw cp lh* Muled in contention , team strode alongside more co-captain Linda Roberts, mSmivm*^ of the match Ml in f olt and 6*0, r>-3, arid Colby - t but worr unable to keep MIT than 200 other runners, each running a personal best of 18:42 UMtf Colby xMMtdUkdt only to w$*behind before thay jtataWifc '," from loadi ng 4-2 going into the covering 3.1 miles of very fla t and f ini shing in 24th place. 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Football
When the Colby Football team played Hamilton last year and the year before, they were blown out 31-8 and 58-10 respectively. They were also, without a doubt, outmanned in every aspect. Yes, there were things that Colby could have done differently but the simple fact remains that they were in over their heads. Colby was again blown out by Hamilton}, 31-0, last Saturday, but this time they were not outmanned, at all. This year it was not an awesome aerial attack or a monstrous defensive line that did Colby in. This year it was Colby that did Colby in. The almighty turnover and field position were what led to the demise of the Mules last weekend. In other words, for the second straight week Colby just made too many mistakes. Incomplete pass by Colby Mules Photo by Amy Scharbrough One of those mistakes came early in the second quarter,. had squandered a golden stalled and weren t able to Colby turnovers and all their already), the halftime optimism With the scored tied at zero, opportunity to jump on top. finish what we had started." touchdown drives began on the had all but vanished. Colby had the ball on their own Besides a Hamilton penalty,the On Colby's nest possession Colby side of the fifty yard line. Junior nose guard Guy ten yard line and drove all the drive had been all Colby. they made the kind of mistake Hamilton added a field goal at Prescott felt that the 31-0 final way down to the Hamilton nine Interestingly enough, the entire that would prove to be the the end of the first half to make score was not indicative of the where they had a third and six eighty yard drive had but one major reason for the loss. the score 10-0. Emerson stated way the defense played, "We situation. Penalties had pass play in it. Center Toby Sophomore safety Jay Olspn that, "We were optimistic at stuffed them a couple of times haunted the Mules in their loss Emerson, had the following to had just spoiled a Hamilton halftime and still felt we had an and then had to run back out on to WPI the week before and it say about the drive: "Whenever scoring opportunity with an excellent chance to win." the field right away to try and appeared that they were going you start a game you want to interception at the Colby six. At the start of the second half, stop them again. We were to do the same this week when establish your running game. If The offense fumbled on their Hamilton, blocked a punt and getting pretty tired and it was the offensive line was called for you can do that, you can third play and Hamilton then scored a touchdown on an also tough mentally. It seemed a false start. On third and demoralize your opponent and recovered on the Colby end reverse pass. When Colby as if there was no let up." Jay eleven, quarterback Chris dictate the course of the game. fourteen. They scored in three drove down to the Hamilton Olson added, "There isn't much White's pass was incomplete On our first drive, we did that. plays. eighteen and was stopped there you can do when you are and the ensuing field goal We drove the ball down their In all, three of Hamilton's by the first of four interceptions attempt was wide rieht. Colbv throats. Unfortunately, we touchdowns were the result of (they had lost two fumbles Triathalon launched by intramurals committe by Laurie Browne A plethora of opportunities prize. A second award will also are present this fall for a great be given at the end of the number of students to get second semester. All interested involved with the intramurals in participating should contact (I-Play) here at Colby. Roy their dorm representative who Dow, the director of intramural will have more information athletics and a 1984 Colby concerning the rosters. An graduate, feels "this is a chance individual sign-up is available for students to have fun and for those interested in playing become involved in a social on a team but have not found a sphere while still being faced roster to. pi ace themselves on. with competition, if they so well Also included in the intramurals please." program are the road race, bike The activities being offered race, tennis tournament and this fall are soccer (men's, recently introduced triatholon, women's, co-ed), touch football made up of swimming, biking, (men's, women's), and field and running with both team ^ hockey (women's, co-ed). The and iron man competition. teams are made up of 15 The competition lasts for players each ,and may come approximately 4 to 5 weeks Laney Brown in last week's varsity game against Bates Photo by Liz Norby from any of the four commons. with a minimum of 2 games per This year's winning teams will week and concluding with the receive "I play" t-shirts and the playoffs. The previous roster commons at the end of the first deadline of September 23rd has semester will receive a cash been extended to Friday
F Septem ber 25th , and _yMgtP^*gf ^t_'iP*ltB H^ *jaiwi Ut^ ^U*ltL'' ILf>^-*ltU*f-il KMJii ^ M_7 competition will get underway competition is designed for the shared by more than two g beginning Monday September individual who wishes to ^DAVE'S BARBERSHOP people, and the swimmers must ¦ ¦ 3 28th. Faculty and staff members A tri athalon featur ing perf orm all three di ff erent complete at least one lap. The p Tues-Fri : 7;30 5;30 B are also encouraged to swimming, biking, and running activities himself. The three iron-man competition will y Sat ; 7;30 -1 ;00 S participate, as they are an is planned for Saturday, Oct person team competition is begin at 9:30 "and the team i ntegra te part of Colby's 3rd. This new event, introduced designed so that one person of competition will begin at 10:00. P 873-1010 y community. Anyone looking to by the intramurals committee, each team completes one feat. All those interested in M 45 Main St., Watervil le Q sign up for a team or interested is designed to encourage Finally, the team competition is participating should see their in becoming a referee may participation from all. set up so that many people may dorm represcntitive or sign up contact Roy Dow at Ext. 3360. The participants will swim 1/2 work together to complete the with Roy Dow, Director of Tho main objective of "I-Play" is mile, bike 10 miles, and run 3 activities. However, the intramural activities, X3360. to have fun, so don't miss out miles. Three different groups requirements state that the Sign up now, don't miss out on on a good timo. will compete. The iron-man biking and running may not be all the fun! Page 14 "" '
Yarmouth Cabinet marker follows steady When Robert Newton assured me he would never both old and new tools, in introduces himself as a cabinet give it up. keeping step , with new maker, some people take it to In my two week contact with methods, Rob is able to combine mean he "does kitchens." In Rob, I got to know his shop traditions of the past with some reality, Rob has been making rather well. Reminiscent of his of today's technology. He says furniture for over six years, and father's clock making shops, this combination will allow him only a hand full of his pieces Rob-has a rather out-dated to remain competitive in his have settled in kitchens. radio, plenty of interesting field. "You do have to watch tools and the patience and your step," he warned me, "I Through my visits with him this ! summer in his Yarmouth, precision needed for such an tend to steer clear of the junk Maine studio, I came to occupation. mail' of the wood working discover that this man produces Echoing the quality seen in the craft." Using cast brass hinges furniture according to a recipe works of such spiritual people rather than ones punched out of that mixes both old and new as the Shakers, Rob claims, a sheet, Rob believes that the traditions, yielding' a product "Mass-produced furniture just extra money and effort is well that is functionable, beautiful, isn't my speed. Like many rewarded. He remarked, "The and of high quality. people I'm attracted to the process will take care of the Robert Newton, father of a Shakers' work, unlike most product; just work cleanly and family of six, broke away two folks though, I find their clearly, and your product will years ago from a dedication to care and reflect that." Portland-based cabinet making clear-minded purpose most When I asked him if he firm. Even then he had already desirable." thought of his final pieces as known what it was like to work Years ago, groups like the works of art or products of his for himself. For over ten years Quakers had trees that were profession, he told me that his prior, he had worked as an symbols of their lives. Today relationship to the craft was attorney in Colorado and had Rob adorns each piece of dual in nature. "A piece of known what Rob called "the furniture created with a cherry furniture must not only . be seduction of easy money." Now tree. "In a way, it is my tree of beautiful but functionable as strong willed and much life." well," he said. He strives to Yarmouth cabinet maker, Robert Newton happier, Rob's passionate The furniture created in his make objects that people can description of cabinet making workshop holds company with o look ? &,eotc ? look o . look a African music Figure drawing and the computer sessions Railroad components of a xylophone by Kate Mulvehill Pequod Central Maine will- be ensemble can be isolated and Square afforded a unique opportunity studied. While it is virtually As of this Wednesday, the This Sunday in the Coffee Tonight folks you can go see to understand the rich impossible to do such studies figure drawing group is House, The Pequod will be Devil in the Flesh at 9:00 and com plexity of African with live musicians, Dr. beginning its third consecutive having an informal meeting to then jump back in space-time to xylophone music when Wegner contends, the computer year, and anyone interested is form the art, poetry, fiction and see Mother Theresa at 7:C0pm. ethnomusicologist Ulrich is the perfect tool. encouraged to join! management committees. Both are on the big screen at Wegner presents a lecture, Dr. Wegner received his Ph.D. Let me tell you this; one night As a member of one of these Railroad Square Cinema for "Amadinda Xylophone Music of from the Free University of a week students and faculty will committees you will play an tonight only. Berlin Buganda", Tuesday afternoon , writing his dissertation get together and draw from a important role in deciding The Stu-A movie for this week October 6 oh the campus of on song-text relationship in live model. These sessions will which submitted works will be will be E.T. playing at 7 and Colby College. The lecture south Iraqi folk songs. He has be a great time to further your published! 9:15pm Thursday, Friday and begins at 4 p.m. in Room 106A worked as a researcher in the own interests in drawing and to With art on the wall, the Saturday in Lovejoy 100. Nice of the Bixler Art and Music music department in the enjoy the "professor-free, no meeting will begin at 7:00. dating material. Building and is free and open to Museum of Ethnography in experience needed There will be refreshments Berlin, the public. and is currently the atmosphere." served, poetry and fiction read. •** The amadinda xylophone is assis tant editor to the The proj ect began a f ew years Come join. played by the Ganda people of publication "World of Music" ago with the goal of providing the Butganda region of and of the UNESCO record a time when those taking a full The Copley Boston southern Uganda. With the use series published by the academic course load or those of taped segments, Dr. Wegner International Institute for with little drawing experience will explain.the nature of this Comparative Music Studies could come and participate and wonderfully complex music and and Documentation. He is also Just 3 short hours south, an create! Through funding from opportunity to do something the way it is performed in the author of the hook, "African t e e of c 's "Student Guy String Instruments" h D an Fa ulty outside of Colby awaits.,, Africa. He will also explain and Projects," paper and drawing computer modeling per f orms on the Turkish The Copley Society of Boston, boards will be supplied. Gannett Americans oldest non-profit Art experiments he has done in long-necked lute and the So watch for signs. The which . the individual Ugandan xylophone, On Thursday, October 1, at Associat ion seeks to reach the sessions are usually held from 8:00 pm, Colby will present this artist in all of you. From 7:00-9:00 on Wednesdays or year 's Guy Gannett Lecture. It January 21st through February Thursdays in the Smith Room will be given by Wayne Joseph 24th, they will be running an out with Steve Grover, on in Roberts. Schneider. He'll be talking on exhibition of work from New TimSessionsdrums, Tony Gaboury on guitar Your only requirements ar e a George Gershwin, on the topic England art ists at the Federal and Benny Street on bass. desire to draw and a favorite of "Restor ing Gershwin." Reserve Bank of Boston. Qu Combined, these gentlemen medium (you know: pens, Schneider himself not only All sizes, shapes and mediums artet I have creat ed with greats such pencils, charcoal). holds a Master of Arts degree accepted . To enter, send a On October 1st at 3:30 and a s Dizzy Gillesp ie, Mirsla f rom Harvard and Cornell sclf-adressed stamped 7:30, sax virtuoso George Vitous - the original bassist Un iversities, but also a envelope and up to two slides Garzone will team up with the with 'Wea ther Report' - Al Doctorate of Philosophy in la bled with your name, size, Tim Sessions Quartet' at the Cohn and Frank Foster. musicology from Cornell. He is title and medium of your University of Maine at As well, you might have hear d currently teaching at Colby. artwork. Mail all this to Copley Farmington. George Garzone with Eddie The lecture will be held in Society 158 Newbury Street, Tim Sessions has played stints Gomcr, Bob Moses, or 'The Given Auditorium and wi ll Boston MA 02116. The deadline with the likes of 'The Tommy Fringe ', who recently set f oot mark a rare occasion for the is December 4. Oh, by the way Dorsey Orchestra ' as well as during The Year of the Ear' at Colby music department; not please seqd 10 dollars f or the lew Rauh and Teddy Colby. often has a Colby professor had entry f ee, per glide, (got to give Pondegrass. Impressed? Come be a friend of jazz and the honor of giving a Gannett to get) For more details call This f ine f oursome is round ed sit in a chair with other mystics, Lecture. (617) 536-5049. , ¦ii__-_-_--_-______---__--_-__--_-_i__------aii ^^ Thursday, October X 1987 Page 15
Cabinet ^m page 14 emphasis on observation and livie with day to day that hold the abstraction that comes from the joy Robert had in making it. it. Werfel's work was Technically, Rob seemed very influenced by Hofmann and confident of his skills, though he some of the ideals from the seemed mystified with his gift Bauhaus, but she was also for cabinet making. "I feel my interested in the works of the energies I put toward a work Abstract Expressionists. come from some inner reserve Both continued in New York or inclination. Often when I try at Columbia University's too hard on a piece, that is Graduate School where each when it is least successful," he received his/her Master of Fine said. Arts degree. During their time Robert Newton did tell me, in New York, each based much however, that mistakes are a of their work on observation of valuable part of his process. his surroundings. Pardee "Mistakes force you to find concentrated on city motifs, creative solutions to a focusing on geometries and problem." He recalls one piece architecture as they were that bore a blatant mistake, affected by the environment, "but as it turned out, the while Werfel, especially after customer ate it up! She loved her completion at Columbia, it!" focused on the atmosphere of Along with his unique view on the woods surrounding New beauty and function, Rob also York. Both artists moved to has strong views on Maine in the early 1980's where advertising. He believes that they began teaching at Colby. news articles and word of The dramatic scenery change mouth are the only valuable from New York City to Maine types of advertising. Speaking affected each of his hypothetically, Rob told me that interpretations of space and if he advertised, and it was a environment and seems to have Harriet Matthew' s sculpture made in p ainteosteel success, his business would brought his work closer increase, and, as a result, he together in terms of content. would have to hire help. In Pardee's observations order to pay for the help he'd changed from a kind of cold have to run another ad! "I'd Art in Maine abstraction when he was rather take my profits and put observing buildings in New them directly back into what I York, to a more natural do, I feel more in control of my by Carolina A. Kroon Similar to Allen, Johnnie Ross Maine, Craig developed an abstraction, focusing on the profession that way." uses line, color, and texture as interest in different animal changes of clouds and light Aside from the daily Contemporary art in Maine contrasts of expression. In sounds that he has been able .to within the Maine environment. inspirations that Maine brings has never really received the Ross's two pieces, "Reflected observe in the science One of Pardee's pieces, "Snake Rob, including a fine selection publicity or recognition it Dream" and "Cut/Curve," he department at Unity College River," at the "Maine of wood and a deep New deserves, but*l suppose that is uses color as a means of where he has been a professor Teachers" exhibit, shows this England spirit he feeds from, one of the secrets of artists in expression as well as a way to since 1976 and Chairman of new abstraction, focusing on Rob also enjoys reading and Maine. A number of artists in show the viewer the Fine Arts since 1983. In the piece color and its relation to light looking at other cabinet this small community are also importance he places on the "Chiff-chaff Warbler II, and nature, and yet still shows makers' work. " "Sam Maloof is professors at colleges and art process. In each of the pieces (Phylloscopus Collybita) Craig his past influences from the probably the most productive schools throughout Maine. The over two hundred coats of has used the sounds of a Bauhaus, Cezanne, and ' and inspirational cabinet maker show "Maine Teachers," at paint were used to achieve this warbler as an inspiration for Matisse in his use of of the times, said Rob, "He Maine Coast Artists (MCA) in intensity and expression of his piece. Precision of line and abstraction, line, and color. combines an interesting pattern Rockport, is now exhibiting the color. In "Cut/Curve" Ross's simplicity of color create a Werfel's observa ti ons of hard and soft lines in his works of eighteen of these process shows the sanding and balanced yet emotional changed from a closer look into work and simp le joining professors, three of which are polishing aspects of the- work, expression as do both the nature when she was in the methods." from Colby. The exhibit shows along with his use of albacore sounds of birds and the woods around New York, to a With four repeating and thirty the diversity and originality of shell (which gives the viewer a architecture of Florence, more distant perspective in new customers ju st this year, artists working in Maine. kind of "passageway" into the bringing together his two Maine, tending to look more at Robert Newton realizes that Other than the works from way the work was done). strongest influences . larger spaces. This new sense of what this craft holds for him is the Colby artists there were In "Reflected Dream," on the Three artists from Colby are space was also influenced by a more than a job, it is a life's three artists in particular other hand, Ross focuses more included in the show: Gina month-long stay at Lake Como, lesson. "I've learned patience whose work immediately struck on the actual contrast of the Werfel, Assistant Professor of Italy, where she focused on her and how to see the world in just me as being unique. Lisa Allen, intensely rich, cool silver with painting; Hearne Pardee, perceptions of water and how a little different way." Robert Johnnie Ross, and Leonard the warmth and sensuality of consultant to the Colby they contributed to her view of Newton enjoys a rare and true Craig each share different line, like that of Henri Matisse. Museum; and Harriett gift. fascinations with line and Ross is currently an Associate Matthews, Professor of gesture and how they are used Professor of painting and sculpture. Gina Werfel and and contrasted with color. foundations at the Portland Hearne Pardee share many THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON Lisa Allen, from the Portland School of Art and is represented similar past influences, but each School of Art, contrasts color by Stux Gallery in New York has incorporated these and line as individual gestures City. influences into their works within her focus on texture. A different emphasis on line differently. Each studied at the Her biggest piece "No Title" and color can be seen in the New York Studio School shows each of these qualities work of Leonard Craig. This absorbing its Bauhaus emphasis pushed to their limits and a difference is quite on ideas of simplicity of strong influence of the Abstract und e rstandable after abstract form and color Expressionists. Bright, vibrant discovering that Craig lived expression, as can be seen in the colors with a strong sense of surrounded by the landscape works of Hans Hofmann and movement are contained by her and architecture of Florence, Josef Albers. Drawing from this use of line and three Italy, for twelve years. After influence and that of Cezanne dimensional texture. returning to his home state of and Matisse, Pardee placed his HAIR CARE ^J^3252555 TOTAL j SUN ROOM FOR A * ^ FOR 1 C _b 5 YEAR ROUND TAN J^ ^ ^_ MEN AND WOMEN i • ___. Jj Al COREY •T f \ i WcVt MUSIC CENTER I\ f \ H-.r^_ EVERYTHIN G IN MUSIC -— hair h rc- ^M^r \ \ 873-2041 ^ 99 Main Street 872-5622 J J ^*5a____=___=s^^ Permanent I 18D MAIN STREET ^ " "" ^ ,- . _ , 1 waterville , maine 04901 Hair Removal I IMMIII -_-**-ll«lllllllll**MIIMHIIW«» Kincaid visits Colby by Glay Parker Jamaica Kincaid, a Carribean-born novelist and short story writer, read a selection of her work Monday evening before a group of students, faculty and guests in the Robinson Room of the Miller library. Ms. Kincaid, who writes "astonishingly original, lush, sensual and dream-like reveries about desire and family life, about mothers and daughters, about the boundaries of the imagination, about gender and race," is the author of an autobiographical novel, Annie John and a collection of short stories entitled At the Bottom of the River. Her work has been published in The Paris Review, in Rolling Stone and in The New Yorker, where she serves as staff writer. Her stories are dark and mysterious and may seem completely strange to the unfamiliar reader, but their emotional content is not difficult to fathom. Although her style is rather unusual, the images she creates can be universally understood. She uses the myths and visions of her Carribean homeland to write about common themes such as love, hate, sexuality and death. These subjects are familiar to all of us and are clearly what Jamaica Kincaid is concerned with as a writer. She read a series of short stories from her collection At the Bottom of the River. including "In the Night," "My Mother," "What 1 Have Been Doing Lately" and, on special request, "The Girl. " The reading was followed by a reception at which students got a chance to talk to Ms. Kincaid over potato chips and white Series of 12: Music at Colby wine. Jamaica Kincaid is the first reader in this year's visitine writers series. "Music at Colby 1987-88" - a was honored most recently and 8 - a special performance of information by calling (207) new series that presents area with the Boston Music Award Haydn's "The Creation" for 872-3192 or writing to Music at performers as well as visiting as the outstanding jazz group chorus, orchestrea and soloist Colby 1987-88, Office of groups - will give mid-Maine of 1987. The series resumes two in celebration of Colby's 175th Scheduling & Facilities, Colby, weeks later with a performance residents the chance to sample anniversary. College, Waterville, ME 04901.,' a wide range of attractions by the Portland String Quartet; "We think Music at Colby from jazz to symphony to artists in residence at Colby, 1987-88 offers outstanding choral music to classical Saturday evening, October 10 opportunities to both Colby and Japanese instruments. at Lorimer Chapel. the community/'said Paul The 14 performances of 12 Subsequent presentations in Machlin, who chairs the concerts will be presented free the "Music at Colby 1987-88" college's. to the public at the Colby series will feature the Colby music department. "The rich College campus on Mayflower Symphony Orchestra, the diversity of music and Hill in Waterville. The series Colby College Chorale and performers will enhance the will be underwritten through Colby-Kennebec Choral cultural life of the college, the generosity of local Society, the Aspen Wind giving us all the chance to individuals and businesses. Quintet, Music Japan and the experience first-rate The first performance, Pcnumbera Trio. Two of the performances free of charge." Saturday evening, September series highlights will be Colby's Sponsor and pa t ron 26 at Given Auditorium, is a 18th annual Festival of Carols subscriptions are still available. concert by "The Fringe", a and Lights, December 10 and Individual and corporate contemporary jazz trio that 11, and the series finale May 7 sponsors can got more mm——_¦¦_¦—¦¦__3—___M__—¦———1i^_—_——_¦—^b m——¦_n_¦—___—_¦— —km—¦ _¦-__¦______¦____¦_ !¦____¦—_¦__¦_¦_¦¦ ^^^ m^*m^ummK^m^ml^^^^ BB^**6Kanm ^^^^ m^uimnm ^mm^a^^mmmmmm ^^ummmmm ^m ^m^Bm.mm ^^&^^^^^ f ^**Ba ^^^^^* B ^ Pag
__«r _-_____ WJH____fl ^- * ^*__-P Thursday, October 1, 1*9 Colby Writing continued from page 8 the more reason to develop EN115 student struggling with your skills. syntax. Both Steve and Jean see a So if I've convinced you, and I great need to expand the hope I have, pick up the nearest center. They would like to phone and dial 872-3623 for an attract and aid students and appointment. The Center's teachers in non-English subjects hours are 9-12 A.M., 1-4 P.M. as well as the 60% plus students Monday through Friday; and who bring in English course 6-9 P.M. Sunday, Monday, and related problems. Writing is a Wednesday. Someone is always universal tool of available for students and communication. In . Biology, teachers and really can help at Psychology, History, and even any stage of writing. Just some Math courses writing can remember, the sooner you come be a major factor in obtaining a with problems the longer you better grade. And beyond have to discover and correct college, in real life, writing is them before the big paper. just as important in business, Good luck and good writing. legal work, and teaching, to Whether as a "one-shot deal" Colby Bookstore during student protest name a few. or a continued study, The Okay, so now I've convinced Writing Center at Colby can be most of you but there are still rewarding. As you find your t continued from page 6 those upperclassmen who see grades increasing in all areas Henry themselves as beyond such a and feel more at ease with your 1922 in one of Colby's old the track team " to Atlanta, He also has been very active in. program. That's a major typewriter or word processor buildings that killed four Georgia. He visited one of his Boy Scouts and on the : misconception. Many you'll agree with the students;- and led to the doughters there, but found ti me Governor's Highway Safety upperclassmen haven't had importance of such a program. eventual decision to move each day to watch Colby's Committee. Mr. and Mrs. writing related courses in two And remember, as Steve Colby to Mayflower Hill at meets at Emery College. Bonsall have attended most of or three years and now as a pointed outT if a teacher Colby's President Franklin Mr. Bonsall said that he the dances at Colby in recent Senior, a paper comes up and recommends The Writing Johnson's urging so that it participates in these events years and he still views every you find yourself lost and in Center then it's because he or could better expand and because he likes the students. home football game and real need. The Writing Center she sees definite promise in rebuild. "Colby students have changed encourages others to do the can and will help. It's up to you. your work and wants to see you "Every student should read through the yeais like human same. Mr. Bonsall has even And finally, for those looking achieve more. The Center also "the history of Colby that was nature has changed," he started a book which he works to gain extra credit, sorry, only stresses confidentiality for you rewritten by Dean Marriner. commented," but the're still on in his free time and "doesn't limited credits are given, and "closet" writers. Nothing goes Colby had poor and humble awfully nice people. Students know if it will ever get predominantly to international beyond you, your tutor, and beginnings," Mr. Bonsall today are just more finished." But he's not giving up students taking English as a your teacher. pointed out. "There were very sophisticated, and I don't think yet. It's entitled Don't Quit At second language, or as an few out of state students they appreciate their education 65, and Mr. Bonsall says that it because people just couldn't as much. Back then, we had to preaches that "if your body has afford it. I worked my way work our fingers to the bone." been busy, don't stop. You can't through Colby. For four years, And he said that Waterville quit." it cost me what one semester has been as fond of Colby as he But it seems that living in costs now." has over the years. "Colby Colby's past and present is not Even with his work, Henry students are well-known for enough for Mr. Bonsall; he has Bonsall was an active Colby co-operation in the United Way plans that figure into Colby's Student. He lived at home, but and Red Cross. They show future. "I would like to see a was a member of one of Colby's interest in many aspects of the Colby motel go up in Waterville seven fraternities and enjoyed city. I' ve observed Colby near the ski area in the back of participa ting in interfra ternity students be free hearted in campus. The parents could stay sports and dances. He was the Wa terville." there for aobut $20.00. It would business manager for Powder Despite his age, Mr. Bonsall be a non-profit motel, set near and Wig and also in the has no' plans of slowing down the campus to help the parents debating and public speaking now. This father of five is an out," Mr. Bonsall suggested. groups on campus. As a avid stamp collector who has And if Henry Bonsall persues student, Mr. Bonsall competed lectured in three different states this idea as he has his other in cross-country and track and on the topic and until just endeavors, he just may see such has maintained an interest in recently was serving his second a place. these sports. In fact, last April, term in 20 years as president of he and his wife accompanied the Maine Philatellic Society. SMU X-Country PJ^^ i^ p^ p^ MS^^^ M^ n^ M^ nWMVKWWVWVNM 'V^^^ M^ MJ^'W^ NJ'^^^^^ ^ n^ r^' ¦ »•¦¦'»•»»•»"¦ mwiw»m ¦»»¦»»» — »—» — -.-.- person is made to feel as ¦_ ^ continued from page 12 though they are a member of months, found himself taking a the Seaport "family" and comes liking to distance running as he away .. with a better A Man Like You rounded up the mule squad in a understanding of ourselves, our W ^^^^ l time of 31:39. Mystic Seaport friends and the sea itself. I Deserve s Special Coach Jim Wescott was very I wBS^W^m cont inued fr om page 7 If you have any questions, pleased with his , s Attention! squad's first _____ ¦0?C___l_r please feel free to contact John I Wwi&m*yf-W' *' .-¦» ' »**. . 1> fT * outing in 1987. The team has last wooden whale ship in the Goslin (Spring 87) ext. 3016 or K\y T^B^Jct <*W' d, good balance in that it has tw o worl the Charles W. Morgan Ellen Krause (Fall 86) ext. 3014. at the Seaport strong fr ont runn ers in Derry shipyard, and Everyone is encouraged to See the Pro and Fisher, and depth in its working with the shipsmith attend the open informational Wpff %£ ^ h \. 's fit... craftsmen n talented pack of young runn ers on the grounds. session and slide 'show on in Donnelly, Gilbertson, Lanz i, Upon entering the Williams- October 6th on 2nd floor M ti , LW9!y^ HEAD QUA Cook, Bar ber, Reed, and ys c Program one becomes Roberts w ith Prof essor Wk2^^ '' l RTERS more than a student. __\_3_« " 1s-_ HW^J» Thompson. On Saturday,Colb y Each Labaree. " ; V* w ill host Bowdo in Colle ge d 4w fe' an I V^" ^ l& Haj Lr st y1±n the Univers ity of Southern 11 \ sv^ i < 9 Maine at 11:30 A.M. The Tennis Bowdoin team which finished continued from page 12 next in line to .Colby at SMU, WE HAVE ONLY shows equally impress ive front RED KE N $2 running and a talented pool of victory became slimmer with j » .00 OFF HAIR STYLE ^CL point. Finally,the GOOD THINGS p roducts freshman recruits. Colby's time every passing <«* * spread between its first and 6-2, 6-2 results were in, and TO SAY A BOUT ^ WITH COLBY I.D. *" ^£ fifth runner at SMU was 1:35 what Aboud and her team had and Bowdoin's was a close 1:38, already known became official. "We did not play well, but CANCER OF While SMU has two 1L3 Main St., Waterville outstanding lead runners , the Bates lost too, so we are still in THE <37;£-i344 1 close team race will be between prety good shape. ' We will still COLON. c the Mules and Polar Bears. be there in the end," Aboud said. - — —- --- ~ - — continued from .page 7. WMHB take us seriously if we take the up the station. People can get us summers off." - in Sevle which is forty miles This year's executive board is away," said DeAngelo. He Soldier's DisgrraceBI made up of DeAngelo, Assistant estimates the size of the lllll A ^ General Manager Steve listening audience to be fifty to ^^^^" M ^^^ ^ ^ ^M Goldman, Program Director one hundred thousand people, I^M^^^P^H^-^MI Joe Lilore, and Music Director perhaps more. liilli&ii fc fi i^iiiKfill li ^ llii ^ * lll ^ iiiiiii ^ i i^^^^^i^^^^^^^W Todd Blake. Pete Chenevert is Because the sta tion members WiM^^M^i^^^^^ f^^ the new faculty advisor and take the new WMHB so iiii W iiiiiiiiill ^ ill ^^ other consultants from various seriously, they are looking for ^8i^^^ftB^S^^8 p^^ illiliiiB ^ lpii ' ^i^i^^-• ^ i^ i^ iliiil radio stations have been DJ. s who will take the same !iiil ^^ !^ i^ P|ii^pi^ ||||| j | | i^ ^ Wi^p^M^M^Ml brought in to help give the professional attitude about the Mlilift ^KllllS ii^^ i§|| $ ||$ |^ iijpjij l^^^^^iiii^iii^j i^lilf; station its new professionalsim. station. "The station is not a toy |^^^ ^^^ ||^ |p |ii^ ||i| ;^*^^ |!i ^lip ^l^|;:i^^rll ii Says DeAngelo,"The main for people to come around and W^^^^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^M;^^Hii^Pli^li|li;j^^^ ^; reason all these changes have goof off with," said DeAngelo. 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People who Ifllllll ^^ W^MMM' ^M ^^^^ ^^^ - You will hear everything from will, as DeAngelo put it "keep ^ "WM^^^^PmMM ^M ^^$^^^^^^^^^M$^- Bob Marley to Run DMC on running the way we have lilli ^^ lii ^ l iiiiilii ^ Mm^^^^^^^^^pii^^^^^ ^^^ i^^^ P^i WMHB; they play a wide initiated it this year." • H^^^ -i^^^ - variety of music which includes For all practical purposes, 'W^^^^^ ^ ^^ Ki ^^^^_^^ :E^^^^ l^i::H^f |y^^ a^l^^ ^j :£:^^^ ^gI=i^i^^^^i^^ | WMHB seems to be a spanking i^^^S^^^^^^^^^^ ^^ ^^BM ^^^^^^ mMM ;M^E folk, jazz, reggae, blues, classic W^m^ ^ ^ ^M ^^^^^ M wff ^^^^^^ i^ ^p^^ rock, international music and new radio . station with illlii lfj ^^ WM^^^e m^M^^M i&i^mw&^ffi^^siMM hard core tunes. They are something to offer even the dedicated to providing new, most diverse musical tastes. alternative r ock music an d to And even more monumental exposing up-and-coming takes are being undertaken. In bands, for 150 record addition to planning a move up companies have received letters to 500 watts, DeAngelo would from WMHB staff members like to "establish record services requesting free albums and with every existing record businesses have already shown company and have the biggest an interest in buying air time. record librarv in the state," and "One thing a lot of students do the way I see it, such dedication not realize is that not only and persistence may make people on the campus can pick DeAngelo's wish come .true. YOUR AD
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If Colby could line." have executed better against Chris White felt that the team Hamilton and against WPI the was prepared but attributed the week before, then the mules turnovers to a "lack of timing." could easily be entering this He also mentioned that, "We week's game against were running the ball well, but powerhouse Union with a 2-0 we got into a hole and were record. According to Emerson, forced away from our game "Union is big and strong. They plan. We are a four yard per have a good program, but just play team, we are not geared because they are supposed to for the big play, but when we beat us doesn't mean they will. got down 17-0 we were forced We should have beaten to try to score quickly. When Hamilton. Anything can that happened, Hamilton knew happen." Yes, indeed, anything we were going to pass and can happen and if Colby can get really started putting pressure a couple breaks and capitalize on me." on them, this weekend could Colby did lose big but the surprise quite a few people. The reason was, as Emerson Mules are 0-2 but they are pointed out, "Due to a rash of much better than that record mistakes from penalties to a indicates. E*pect good things failure to remember from them in the coming weeks. Dedicated fans at Saturday ' s f ootball game Photo by AmyScharbrough Women s soccer continued from page 13 Saturday, down in team. Massachusetts, the story was Despite the loss, Coach not the same for this Colby LaLiberty spoke optimistically team. Their opponent was about the fact that aspects of Curry College, a strong, fast, their game do appear to be nationally ranked Division III coming together, "we improve team. The Mules lost 3-0 in a with each game, and I think we somewhat disappointing game. learned a lot from Curry." Captain Lisa Thomasetti said The women's soccer team's "we thought we could stay with next game , is home against them," but the young Colby Tufts this Friday on October team never seemed to gain second at 3:00 pm. And their composure. According to although Tufts is probably, not LaLiberty, Curry was so fast as tough as Curry, the coach that Colby found themselves thinks that if the Mules "play rushing, playing too fast and composed and stick to their not to the best of their ability. game, then we have a shot." He The coach said he thought believes that at some point many of the inexperienced things will gel for the team, players felt a lot of pressure although he is not sure exactly playing such a highly ranked when. Colby Students John Reynolds, Mark Wi/lie , and Michelle Cheeseman play, respectively, Inspector Truscott , Corporal Meadows and Faye in Joe Orion ' s hilarious "Loot" , playing October 8-11 in Colby' s Art in Maine Richard Sewell. „ Runnals Cellar Theatre. Directed by c CoUege phot(} by Catherine Anaerson continued from page 15 entire landscapes. A ' good hundred other app licants. has directly influenced her style. your experience with the next the staff , especially Pattl example of this new Matthew applied for two Instead, she has always looked generation of artists. Marxsen, for all their help perspective is currently in the postitions in college art back in time through her art At the "Maine Teachers " in getting information for show at Maine coast Artists departments on the east coast. history background. Through show in Rockport, good this article. called "Reflections Near Colby offered one of these two photographs and drawings, she examples of art- coming Jackson," This piece positions and in 1966 was one has been able to bring back from Colby professors can incorporates many of her past of the first small colleges to be images of her trips and work influences with her use of expanding its art department. through her ideas after be found along with that of contrasting color and Matthews has been at Colby returning to Maine where she many of their colleagues. abstraction as expression, her ever since. The art community can find peace of mind. This The show will go un til distant perspective of was, at the time, especially for process can- take a few montrhs . October 4, and I highly landscape, and her sculptors, much smaller than it or sometimes a few years. On ; recommend going, not only incorporation of water as a is today which gave Matthews her most recent trip to Italy, for the art, but also for the synthesis of her landscape. the isolation and peace of mind Matthews spent a lot of time in beautiful surroundings of The third Colby artist in the that she lacked at the big Tuscany where she was Rockport. show is Harriett Matthews, university. During her years in surrounded by cultivated land whose experience as a sculptor Maine, Matthews has been a. and hills and a unique The Maine Coast Artist's in Maine has been quite par t of a smal l commun ity of verticality found throughout gallery Is a thirty-five different from that of the other artists and an even smaller the landscape. Both of year old non-profit artists. She grew up and group of sculptors who, for the Matthews' pieces . at the organization that studied in the Midwest, mos t part, prefer working out "Maine Teachers" show are encourages contemporary receiving her bachelor's degree of the mainstream city ideas from her most recent trip art In with any connection at the University of Georgia environment. In the last twenty to Italy. "Ital ian fields" and to Maine. It has just er of Fine Arts i commun i ty has "House at San Casciano" each and hor Mast years th s recently expanded and degree at the University of expanded considerably but' is show the influence of the Oklahoma. During her studies still nowhere near the size of ver tical Tus can land scape added the first full-time a t the University of Georgia, one in a city. along with a sense of cla ss ical pro fessional staff that she worked under Leonard A major ity of Matthews ' line foun d throug hout Tuscany includes Mary Laura Delonga who became a ment or idea s have come " from her and Greece. Hegemari, Executive to her. His influence on her, travels throug h Yugosla via, Matthew s, Pardee, and Director; Bruce Brown, Experienced Walfyball Player however , Was a philosop hy of Greece, Turkey, and most Werfel have each contributed in curator; and Pattl Marxsen , ;: where discipline and working recently, Italy, ^where she many different ways to their Public Relations To Play In League , to work from your oth er things, Cjblby's reputat ion of you loam looke d at, among students , Coordinator. The ' person For Next 14 Weeks own needs. After finishing hor archaeology from Medieval, studio ar|, and the Maine responsible for the current graduate work at Oklahoma, Byzant ine, and Classical time community itself, show ing that ;; Games on Thursday Nltes 6-8ptr : she remained teaching there Unlike many artist, ible to maintain "Maine Teachers " show Is periods. it is still poss Call Don 872-5543 weekdays unt il she was able to com e to Mat thews has never really had your own ideas and goals in Sarah Fasoldt, former the, east coast, along with two another part icular art ist that art, and also sha re them and Director. I'd like to thank A.S.A.P. '20
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