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Trinity Tripod, 2005-04-26 V WWW.TRINITYTRIPOD .COM VOL. C NO. 22 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF TRINITY COLLEGE SINCE 1904 APRIL 26, 2005 Trin Welcomes first Greek Week Week of Activities JULIET IZON Now compared to the crazy The festivities started off on games of powder puff football STAFF WRITER Wednesday afternoon, when each Celebrates Earth Day that end in six girls going to the Greek organization was given If any of 'y°u have read emergency room, our Greek their own table outside of Mather Pledged* I'm sure all of you won- Week might not have been as and prospective rushees could ask dered what it would be like to go crazy, but the InterGreek questions and get information to a real, live, university that has Council did an amazing job put- about the rushing process. things like cheerleaders ,<= school ting together events in which the That night at AD, an open spirit, and Greek Week. I may not whole community could share. forum on Trinity's new integrity be able to help you out with the This past week, starting on Apr. contract was held. Panelists first two (but trust me, if I could 20, the IGC coordinated a vari- included Dean Alford, Katie prance around in a cheerleader ety of speakers, activities and Gage '05, Jason Gallant '05 and uniform, I would in a heartbeat), service projects all in an effort to school chaplain Dan Heischman. Jeff Lapennas but this year little ol' Trinity final- promote a greater sense of com- Students and faculty alike were Members of Green Campus plant a tree behind Williams. ly got its own Greek Week. munity on campus. able to discuss in depth the pros and cons of rewriting our integri- EMMA BAYER energy into this Earth Day on ty contract and the impact it will STAFF WRITER April 22, we are firm believers have on future Trinity students. Trinity's Green Campus that people should celebrate The next day, Trinity's new group celebrated Earth Day with Earth Day every day." Muslim chaplain, Sohaib Sultan, a series of environmentally Green Campus, which recent- led a talk at St. Anthony's Hall on friendly activities and resources ly,, split off from ConnPIRG, diversity, specifically on promot- Friday. worked with SGA, Chartwells, ing understanding in the secular Earth Day was first celebrat- Buildings and Grounds, and sev- circles at the college. The lecture ed by 20 million people across eral corporate sponsors. Staples was followed by a variety of stu- America on Apr. 22, 1970 - the donated stickers to hand out and dent speakers and a group discus- same year that President Nixon place in mailboxes, and Tom's of sion. established the Environmental Maine sponsored a clean-up of Friday brought nice weather Protection Agency. Earth Day the Connecticut River on and a perfect excuse for the first has since expanded into an inter- Saturday. annual Greek Week Dodgeball nationally celebrated holiday. Green Campus also did Tournament on the quad. "It was "We put a huge effort into chalkings around campus by far the best Friday night of the publicizing and promoting this reminding students to reduce, year," said Ben Leong '06. event," said Vickie Kong '05, the reuse, and recycle, and tabled all Katie Gage president of Green Campus. A few Kappa sisters table on the Gave Patio to start Greek Week. see STUDENTS on page 13 "Even though we put a lot of see GREEN on page 8 ta Sponsors a Sale Hillel Sponso JENNIFER MOOR Charity Denim ARTS WRITER the "dressing rooms," girls resort- On Wednesday, Apr. 20th, ASHLEY BELL ed to changing behind the the Trinity College Hillel spon- FEATURES EDITOR dividers set up near the walls and sored the production of "Cabaret The designer jeans bandwag- in the middle of the room, divid- At the Edge of the World." In on made a pit-stop in the ing the last table from the unused tribute to the upcoming memori- Washington Room on Wednesday half of the room. al holiday for the victims of the of last week. Hosted by the soror- The clothing was provided by Holocaust, the show's dedication ity Zeta Omega Eta, jeans were Charity Denim, an organization read: "To the Six Million (a ref- put on sale at 50-60 percent off founded by Steve Price-in May of erence to the six million Jews the regular prices. All of the 2004. Price previously worked in who were killed at the hands of hottest designer jeans could be the apparel industry and used his the Nazis): May the memory of foimd at the sale, along with connections and knowledge of the the martyrs be a blessing." As a skirts, tank tops, and other pants. business as a stepping point to member of both the Jewish faith Girls flocked to this event, wait- start Charity Denim. "The appar- and the audience of this perform- Abi Moldover ing outside the door in anticipa- el industry is such a small world, ance, I am saddened to say that if The full cast of "Cabaret At the Edge of the World." tion of the opening at noon. Tents so I knew designers [I could go "Cabaret At the Edge of the were set up as dressing rooms to]," Price commented, "I've World" was Trinity College's with mirrors positioned around attempt at an appropriate memo- them. To avoid the long lines of rial for these people, it fell incredibly short of its commem- orative aims. Let me make clear that this is not a condemnation of the eight performers who contributed their singing and acting expertise to the show. Their participation demon- strates more conviction for this cause than the majority of our Read about why Jimmy Jones campus has. "At The Edge of the should not be cleaning up litter platform you World" was performed in the artistic style of a Cabaret (various See why indivit skits broken up by song), giving giant condoms took to the Capitol each actor the opportunity to steps last week on page 6. competition on page 16. showcase his or her skills via dra- Opinions page 15 matic monologues or as soloists News ;.'•; page 6 Announcements page 19 singing in Yiddish. By perform- Featmes page 11 Sports page 24 Abi Moldover Shoppers browse the merchandise at the Charity Denim sale. see CABARET on page 17 www.trinitytripod.com PAGE 2 OPINIONS THE TRINITY TRIPOD - APRIL 26, 2005 Qfripofc Liberals Can Not Expect Sudden Change To the editor: many believe, if gays were inte- grated the homophobes in the Eliza K. Sayward '05 William G. Yang '06 In regards to James Stevens' church would not have embraced EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR article in the April 12 issue of the gays, they would have turned Tripod regarding Pope John Paul from the church. II and his position on homosexu- As for contraception, the NEWS EDITORS OPINIONS EDITORS als and contraception, I must say church's position for hundreds of Evan Norris '06 David Pietrocola'08 Maggie Downing '05 Joanna Hecht '07 that, as a liberal and a Catholic years has been sex should only (albeit a lapsed one), I.disagree. occur hi marriage and only for the FEATURES EDITORS ARTS EDITOR Stevens expressed the opinion, in purpose of child birth. In that Lisa San Pascual '06 Ashley Bell 'OS EricDaucher '06 short, that the Pope should Have case, if people follow church tolerated gays and should have teachings, there is no need for SPORTS EDITORS - ANNOUNCEMENTS EDITOR promoted contraception. I can- Eamonn Brown '05 Jon Simonian '07 Colin Raelson '07 contraception. However; if they not help but feel that the people do not follow church teachings, who make these arguments do not and have sex outside of marriage, PHOTO EDITOR ONLINE EDITOR Abi Moldover '05 Scott Baumgartner '07 understand the politics and poli- why would they listen if the cies of the Roman Catholic church tells them to put on a con- BUSINESS MANAGERS Church. The church is nearly dom? Jane Li '05 Dan Scollan '05 2,000 years old and, as such, does As a liberal Catholic, I want not change overnight; it does so the church to promote contracep- SENIOR EDITORS slowly and sometimes painfully, tion, and integrate homosexuals Jonathan Chesney '05 Jenny Dunn '05 Eileen Flynn '05 Rebecca Fowler '05 like biological evolution. and women, but I am well aware Alexander Gordon '05 Edna Guerrasio '05 Hannah Hurwitz '05 Greg Polin '05 Sudden change is often dev- that the church cannot simply do Peter Scala '05 astating for the Catholic Church the equivalent of passing a bill (look at the reformation) and the and making it so, change in the STAFF WRITERS Pope knew this. If the Pope had church has to come with time, or Emma Bayer '07 Adhenne Gaffney '07 Juliet Izon'07 Stefanie Lopez-Boy '05 integrated, or even tolerated Catholics will oppose, or simply homosexuals it would have creat- ignore it. ed many more problems than it Shortly after midnight this morning, the better part of the Trinity commu- would have solved. Catholics do Thank you, nity had their inbox flooded with several emails whose purpose served only to not blindly follow the Pope as Joseph Tarzi '08 confuse, bias and undermine the ways in which students vote in today's SGA elec- tion as well as for a number of referendums. Dedication Should Replace Pay in SGA The first problematic email was the official ballot sent to all students To the Editor: $200 to play lacrosse and $500 to allowing them to vote in the elections via links to voting and survey Web sites.
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