Non-Profit U.S. Postage Paid Waterville , ME 04901 Permit Number 39 - Mitch Snyder speaks by David Bullock and Larry Radicao "What does it mean to do our share in the creation o) thousands of the poor in Washington. themselves from harsh realities and justify their own a new and decent world?" Mitch Snyder asked an "Everything today is disposable; paint brushes, inaction. audience of Colby students last Wednesday evening. diapers, razors, and now so are the people," Snyder At one point, Snyder's speech called on Colby He was referring to what he believes could be a final stated with disgust. He believes that the nation as a students to act - - to act with love.... to act without solution to poverty and the plight of the homeless. whole is a reflection of each and every individual; thus caution; to stop "surrounding [themselves] with [their] Mitch Snyder is a hard-nosed activist determined to each'and every one of us has a responsibility. For comfortable cushions and see the real world." bring national attention to the plight of the homeless. something to be done about the rampant problem of the What does Mitch Snyder see as being the solution foi Yet he was not always this way. By age twenty-six he homeless "we must stop compromising and act now. the problem of the homeless of the world? In the had work-d his way into a position as a successful Actions flow out of our proximity to the victims." short-run he would "like to see the government star) Madison Avenue Consultant earning fifty thousand Snyder suggests we should bring ourselves closer to spending some money". He is currently asking dollars a year. But Snyder was unsatisfied; he felt these people, and in doing so, we will be inspired to Congress to help fund his Second Street shelter and void of a purpose. Then one day he "woke up," and, help just as he was. Snyder spends almost every focus more of its attention on the plight of the realizing there was so much more he could be doing, minute of every day on the street, one on one with homeless. In the long-run, he would like to see a left the glory, the money, and the prestige. From there these people. He eats, sleeps, and literally lives with systemic change within society. Said Snyder, "Any he went on a long journey which finally, in 1973, the destitute. In doing so he has become aware that the society that breeds itself on competition is irrational, found him a member of the Community for Creative way society acts is irrational; "Our own abundant dangerous and inhuman." He would like to see a Non-Violence (CCNV) in Washington D.C. This wealth is driving us mad. society whose members treat each other as brothers group, originally formed sixteen years ago in response Snyder indicated that he came to Colby "to educate and sisters... as human beings. To this end, Snyder to the Vietnam War, now focuses on the homeless and and sensitize" the students. He said that people, by will not bend or compromise his principles. the hungry. Fourteen years ago Snyder and the surrounding themselves with the niceties associated In conclusion, Snyder's speech was provocative and CCNV opened soup kitchens to a couple of hundred with such communities as Colby College or the informative and his controversial, utopic ideals left his people a day. Now they serve over two thousand suburbs of the United States, are putting a buffer zone audience with much to think about people a day with food, medical care, and spiritual between themselves and the real world. People who Snyder appeared at Colby as a guest of the Cultural guidance. live in these communities are so detached from the Life Committee. cruelties of the real world, he contends, that they are Mitch Snyder, because of his firm religious beliefs able to go about their daily life without any that we must help our brothers and sisters , will stop consideration for those who have to "look through for no person, and will bow down to no organization. garbage pails for meals and sleep in the street The CCNV in Washington runs the Second Street When these people are confronted by a man in the Trial Set for shelter, and Snyder recently fasted for fifty-one days ir street begging for money, they say "Oh, he's just a order to get financial support for the refurbishing of the dirty bum." They see him, not as a man like you and shelter. His powerful actions persuaded President me, but as a degenerate lacking the motivation to help 71 Murder Reagan to promise the facility would be modernized. himself. In fact, Snyder tells us, the homeless consist by Wendy Dauphinais Later, the Department of Health and Human Services of a variety of society: professionals who run into hard withdrew its promise, but Snyder held his ground times, the mentally disabled and the physically The trial of Alan D. Pelletier, a 37 year old Winslow firmly, and the CCNV would not budge. Eventually handicapped. Stereotyping the homeless as degenerate auto dealer, indicted six mpnths ago for murdering Colby plans for the closing of the Second Street shelter were bums is another way in which people buffer scraooed. and todRV the shelter is & home Far freshman Katherine Murphy on November 4, 1971, has been scheduled for January 12 at the Kennebec County Superior Court. Fifteen years have passed since the body of the 18 year old Colby student was found in a ravine, 35 feet from Mayflower Drive. Murphy's death was caused by multiple skull fractures, believed to have resulted from blows of a large blunt object Prosecu tors claim that Murphy was accidentally struck by a truck while walking up Mayflower Hill.shc was then dragged into a ravine, and repeatedly struck with a large rock. At the time of the murder in 1971, the Colby campus was greatly affected by the murder. A special mass at Lorimer Chapel was held for Murphy, in which over 500 Colby students attended. Security and the administration were busy instructing the students as to safety precautions and they formed a new program of bus service, the Jitney, to take students to and from town. . The day after Murphy 's death, Pelletier went to the Waterville Area Communications Center and reported thai he saW' a man beating a woman on Mayflower Hill of Colby Campus. Since his statement, Pelletier has been considered a prime suspect for the investigation of the Murphy murder. On March 10,1986 Pelletier was charged by a Kennebec County grand jury, in connection with the death of Murphy [however ,he was freed on $200,000 bail afte r Paren t's Weekend: Parents and students alike have made for crowded parking and long who made pleading innocent flock to sample Seller's finest at bnrbeque on Hues at restaurants, yet all parents the trip seemed to agree that It was well Pcllcticr's attorney, Daniel Ullcy said that judging from Dana Lawn on Sa turday. Combined the time period of IS years since the murder, the suite ha; upperclassmen and freshmen weekend may worth It. continued on page 3

WORL D NEWS on page 2 FEATURES on page 5 OPINION on page 7 ENTERTAINM ENT on page 14 Fellow Citizens of the World Peace Corps by James Reston by William Safire U.S. Embassy in Moscow in a Russian claims to vast land grabs in N.Y. Times News Service N.Y. Times News Service swamp. We should not have to put Eastern Europe after World War II, WASHINGTON - The Peace Corps celebrated its vibrators on all nprthside in return for what we now see were 25th anniversary here this month, reminding us that WASHINGTON - The following windowpanes of the White House to empty promises. Small wonder that American foreign policy is not all missiles and Stealth speech draft was filched from a defend against eavesdropping beams 20 million copies of that agreement bombers but has a gentler side. White House burnbag; it was not from Mount Alto. have been distributed in the Soviet It was just a week before he was elected as the 35th delivered by President Reagan A new and precisely reciprocal site Union. President of the United States that John F. Kennedy Monday [September 22] in his will be offered the Soviet Union, We no longer need to legitimate summoned the youth of America to get this country welcome to the U.N. delegates. which will be fairly compensated foi those claims to expanded borders. moving again; and dramatized the idea of a volunteer My fellow citizens of the world: the vast electronic surveillance We do not need a forum for the Peace Corps. We gather today at what many of complex it has built in our capital; useless exchange of complaints. The "There is not enough money in all America to relieve us thought would be the opening of parts of which can be used to Helsinki agreement is pot a treaty, the misery of the underdeveloped world in a giant and the Third Era of Detente. Instead, in monitor low-flying ducks as we but a "declaratin of intent," without endless soup kitchen," he said. "But there is enough response to the prospect of a visit to move the embassy to the Tidewater Senate ratification; it was signed in know-how and enough knowledgeable people to help Moscow by the leader of China, the area of Maryland. good faith by one president, and can those nations help themselves. Soviet Union has placed world In that regard, I am ordering strict be nullified by another if he sees thai "I therefore propose that our inadequate efforts in Communist unity ahead of reciprocation in embassy servicing. the Soviet Union's intent was a this area be supplemented by a Peace Corps of talented superpower agreement and has Today, not one American works foi fraud. My recision may distress the young men willing and able to serve their country in turned 1986 into "The Year of the Soviet Embassy in Washington; cottage industry here that enjoys its this fashion for three years as an alternative to Reciprocity." within 90 days, not one Soviet junkets and expensive reports, but peacetime selective service..." As a result, when the U.S. last citizen will work for the U.S the principle of reciprocity must be It was not, of course, a new idea. It had its roots in month prevented the abuse of its Embassy in Moscow. It may be observed. the biblical injunction, "From those to whom much is hospitality by arresting a Soviet spy difficult finding maids and gardeners These acts are in saddened and given much is required," and in the missionary masquerading as a U.N. official, the to replace the KGB employees now saboer response to the buildup of tradition of volunteer service among the poor and Soviet Union trumped up charges doing those jobs for us, but we will unfair advantage in espionage, hungry people of the world. against an American newsman and persevere even if our ambassador capped by the false accusation of It is interesting to recall that once the Peace Corps offered to trade an innocent man foi has to learn to use a vacuum cleaner. lying made by the Kremlin's "Greal was established, President Kennedy made two a guilty one. Second, I am speeding up my Reciprocator." And when I call him conflicting decisions in the first year df his We cannot accept that; if we order to reduce the number of that-1 do not smile. administration. allowed a bargaining chip to be Russian spies operating under created out of a false assertion, that Soviet U.N. Mission auspices. I would end all hope of arms control. have already specified which 25 are In what has turned out to be the to be returned home without gravest diplomatic error of my replacement by October 1; next Reasan 's Ticking Clock presidency, I gave the Soviet leadei week, I will publish a list of the 200 my personal assurance of the others who are to leave by the end ol by James Reston action while defending continued efforts to get the American's innocence, by then the year. N.Y. Times News Service arms race under control. branding our reporter a spy and In addition, I call on the U.N. Then, in 1984, Reagan said, "We are ready for preparing a show trial, Mr. secretary general to reduce the WASHINGTON- President Reagan is twisting and constructive negotiations with the Soviet Union." He Gorbachev in effect called me a liar. number of Soviet citizens on the turning these days in his relations with the Soviet added, "We do have the principles and wc will stand There is a line in American western U.N. staff by half; as an earnest of Union, to the irritation of both Pravda and The Wall by them, but we will also seek the friendship and good folklore written by the novelist Own our good will, the United States Street Journal, so maybe he's edging in the right will of all, both old friends and new." Wister. It goes: "When you call me would be willing to finance a study direction. In 1985 the president, though preparing for his first that, smite!" of a move of the U.N. headquarters He's rejecting the extremes. He's refusing to make . meeting with Gorbachev, was sharply critical of the I do not shrink fomr Mr. to Moscow, with the same number sharp either-or choice between Nicholas Daniloff and Russians as the chief agents of discontent in the world, Gorbachev's Year of Reciprocity. of U.S. employees to work there as Mikhail Gorbachev, between Secretary of State Shultz and he condemned Moscow's interventions in The U.S. has nothing to lose and Russians now work for the U.N. in and Secretary of Defense Weinberger, between what Afghanistan, Nicaragua and elsewhere. At the same time, he looked forward to a "fresh start" in his much to gain by a series of steps and New York. he said last month and what he said this month, or meeting with the Soviet general secretary. Third, I intend to rccind the between demanding everything while getting nothing countersteps to bring about a new s not quite accurate to say that his latest approval of the United States of the and demanding less but getting something. In short, he Thus it' speech was much more temperate than ever before. parity in our diplomatic relationship, Helsinki Final Act. This is the is learning the first rule of politics: that you have to His language was more temperate, but he has always leading to a level playing field in the reciprocation for the repeated failure choose between the essential and the not-so-esscntial. traveled on this double track: roaring against Soviet field of espionage. of the Soviet Union to observe its The president rebuked Moscow for making a hostage violoations of human and sovereign rights while First, I am ordering a agreeementson human rights. out of an innocent U.S. jounalist, but added at the s_ftf_.»>i -_m tY_ «_r_ft_ _tuaiv - f_t_ - n ii*vviiuuuiwa«>_F__i__1 a tuiim<_*•*_-._ trnofiruvuij , re-examination of the curious That agreement was the great U.N. that recent U.S.-Sovict arms control talks might vfiiviiug uu uv^u a mark, "the beginning of a The president has been criticized for wasting chances arrangement agreed to by a triump of the Second Era of Detenu serious, productive, too-trusting predecessor that has negotiation... All of this gives me hope." for negotiations in his first term, but in fairness, three under Mr. Brezhnev. He was able tc placed the huge Soviet Embassy in The Soviet foreign minister, Soviet leaders have died since Reagan came into the get the West to -go along with while characterizing the Washington on Mount Alto, and the president's speech as "regrettable," added: White House, and he had no decisive leader to talk to. ¦ ¦ 1 !__Lat . ciy,- encouraging* outlines. -• orm mcamngtuia." *--' Under Gorbachev, and facing a stronger U.S. agreements have been emerging. A summit meeting is defense, Moscow is now accepting Reagan's agenda also a realistic possibility. Wc could move forward for reducing nuclear arms instead of merely controlling rather smoothly if that is what the U.S. side wants." them. He has accepted the principle of on-site %Jjt €olb tho Reagan has addressed the General Assembly of the inspection at the Stockholm conference and has ? indicated a willingness to talk about repairing Soviet editors-in-chief fproduction manoger United Nations five times, and each, kjwith the 1985 news editors speech an exception, has been more concilatory than relations with China, Japan and Israel. n „d i/_ -t Mike Diamond EmilyIsaa cs DavidBullock AdmEmster««_n_ the one before. This has not persuaded those in the administration dy Dauphinais ^ Wen lay-out editor In 1982 he listed in the toughest terms the Soviet, who doubt that the Russians would keep their Dana Fnedman dvcrtising manager Kim King "record of tyranny," accused Moscow of eroding the agreements even if they swore to them, but the features editor GinaCornaechio photo editor confidence needed for arms negotiations and president has seen enough change to make hint think ,_ «¦«*_,„.,_ condemned it for supplying chemical weapons for use that maybe, just maybe, he can find some way to get *_ **. Mfa &/ in Laos and Cambodia. . out of this atrocious tangle. Am aulor , RobertBorghese ^ His 1983 speech was milder. He stressed that "a He is well aware of Moscow's vocabul ary tricks, StanColUns Tony ScaMirro "ports editor . being pretty good at this game himself, but there arc Elain eKingsbury nuclear war cannot be won, and it must never be _ j j ;„ David Russell " limits to his inquisitorial zeal, and he hears the ticking .. advertising_.• design fought, and while he regretted Moscow's rejection oi art director of the clock. When a man reaches 16 and faces business manager his "zero option" nuclear proposal, he added, "I still HilaryPfeher AllysonGoodwin haven't given up hope that the Soviet Union will cntci retirement and even graver nuisances, he is inclined, U Alfyson Siwic PamelaWoolley he is wise, to pay a little more attention to time and to Tina Zabrlskie into serious negotiations." Tliis speech was made three weeks after the Russian! his wife, and the informed gossip here is Umt Nancy lyphte. Ginny Bracke t, NancyDonahue, Karen Garrity, Reagan would like to see her guy leave the White Staceyhiendelson, AllisonMurray, EU Orlic, Hila ry shot down the South Korean airliner, but as in the Pfeffer,Jenn ifer Symmonds,and Paula Williams, Daniloff cosee, the president condemned the Soviet House with more than a wave and a smile. Peace Corps Continued from page 2 . no holiday excursion or camping party... Our Gilded He sent 500 additional "advisers" to South Vietnam, Youths should be packed off to coal and iron mines, to raising the total to 17,000 in 1963; and he sent 500 freight trains, to fishing fleets in December, to Pelletier new Peace Corps volunteers to work in the fields and dishwashing and clothes-washing, to road building Academia villages of eight developing countries. and tunnel making, according to their choice, to get the As Gerard T. Rice, a young volunteer, now working childishness knocked out of them, and to come back at the World Bank, notes in "The Bold Experiment," into society with heathier sympathies and soberer i~-3.se Continued from page 1 his excellent history of the Peace Corps: "Vietnam ideas..." Elsewhere scarred the American psyche (58,000 dead) leaving Well, they were tougher and they wrote better in had a very tough time accumulating memories of pain and defeat. But Kennedy's other those days, and James made the mistake of urging that evidence to prove Pelletier initiative inspired, and continues to inspire, hope and this work be compulsory, but the search for "The guilty/'Pelletier does not haye to Bowdoin College, Brunswick: understanding among American, and the rest of the Moral Equivalent of War" goes on and the need for prove his innocence, the state has to Four Fraterneties at Bowdoin, Zeta world. In that sense, the Peace Corps was his most volunteer service clearly exists. prove his guilt," said Lilley. Psi, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Theta affirmative and enduring legacy." We see it in the plight of our aging population, many Currently Lilley is in the process Delta Chi, and Beta Theta Pi are on We hear little of the Peace Corps now, though of whom cannot afford to be sick. We see it in every of "discovery" in which he must social probation until October fourth 100,00 young Americans have served in its ranks in city slum and town where the facilities for obtain all the documents pertaining for alcohol related incidents; the this last quarter-century, and almost 10,000 are still ir transportation, housing and recreation are in urgent to the case, from the state of Maine. College has already withdrawn the field. need of repair. Lilley is considering asking the recognition from one of them, TDC, Was this merely a "bold experiment," serviceable foi And we see it most dramatically in the plight of our court for a change of venue so that and this fraternity now risks losing a time but now a forgotten triumph, irrelevant to the farms, whose abundant production is driving people widespread rumors and publicity the College's services. present day? off the land and into the overcrowded cities, while half will not prevent Pelletier from Much is said these days about the failure of freedom the human race goes to bed hungry every night getting a fair trial. "Once the Bates College, Lewiston: The and affluence in the pursuit of happiness, and people In 1951, 14 percent of our people, or over 22 discovery process is completed, then prime suspect in last year's shooting of different political persuasions - from Gary Hart to million, worked the fertile American land; now only 2 we will make all discussions (on of Bates' Dean James W. Carignan Bill Buckley - turn repeatedly to "the remedy of percent, or 2.3 million, raise more food than we can matters) such as a change of has been acquitted due to lack of volunteer national service for the waywardness and use. Though the farmers collected over $25 billion in venue,"said Lilley. evidence. Carignan is back at Bates permissiveness of the so-called Me Generation. government subsidies this fiscal year, the rate of farm Last week in an interview with but plans to take a leave of absence This is not new either. In 1904, William James, in ar bankrupticies is the highest since the Great Lilley, the Echo asked how his client noxt semester. This is Carignan's address to the Universal Peace Conference in Boston, Depression. felt about the case. Lilley seventeenth year at the College; a suggested that the government should enlist young Can we do better than this? Apply the idealism and replied,"My client seems confident new Assistant Dean , Stephen men to work among the poor and rejected people of the labor and generosity of the Peace Corps to that he will not be charged with the Sawyer, has been hired to fill in for nation. contemporary problems. Many people here think we young woman's death, and he has Carignan. Later, in his famous essay on "The Moral Equivalent can, and some of them even work for the government always had that confidence."" of War," he added: "The war against war is going to bt Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT: President Robison has appointed a task force on drug abuse Leadership Retreat a Success to examine the extent of drug Despite cold weather, approximately fifty of Colby s student leaders positive and negative experiences with new leaders. In addition, she was attended the leadership retreat at Camp Caribou the weekend of problems on campus, stating that, pleased with everyone's enthusiasm and with how everyone appeared September 21st Participants included residence hall governors; "recent events, at both the national willing to work at making the Commons System a success. "I feel the ' presidents and chairs; members of the Stu-A executive body; and local level, have dramatized the Commons retreat was a positive experience for all -1 had a wonderful time myself," danger of students' drug John Farkas, director of student activities; Commons' coordinators she said. "I'm very excited about the many possibilities for the involvement and its consequences Laurie Brown and Jill Glickman; Joyce McPhetres Maisel, Associate Commons." on their campus." Last year Dean of Students; and Janice Seitzinger, Dean of Students. The retreat's As well as presidents, chairs, and governors meetings, the discussions , Middlebury student John Zackaro, goals were to help leaders achieve a greater sense of their positions to at the retreat covered a variety of interesting topics such as the history anc son of the last Presidential election's define common objectives, to plan student activities for the year, and to philosophy of Colby's commons system, the actual structure of the Democratic candidate for Vice get to know each other. These goals were accomplished through a series student government, individual responsibilities, programming and related and weekend responsibilities. President, Gcraldine Ferraro. of discussions, team building activities, procedures, how to involve faculty, and suggestions for working with Gerry Hadden, an East Quad governor, commented "I personally feel the volunteer center. The film "A Class Divided" was shown, much more confident and aware of the responsibilities my position as Yale University, New Haven, CT: stimulating a long discussion on discrimination in the world at large, as governor entails. It was really great getting to know all the other Twenty-one students were arrested Well as here at Colby, and methods to combat it. Other highlights governors; I made a lot of new friends." , Nancy's back rub two weeks ago in a protest calling included team building exercises on the ropes course His words were echoed by many other student leaders who declared th. " "Vanna White" Igo, a bonfire for divestment from South Africa clinic, "Wheel of Fortune with Greg weekend a success. Many came away with extremely positive complete with singing and ghost stories (Roland, yours was a chiller!), following a sit-in in the Bursor's impressions of their goals and of each other. One student said "I'm sleeping bag talks (Was that you whispering at 3 am Jill?!), and office. Yale's new president, Bcnnc psyched to be working with these people. If half of our enthusiasm volleyball for the masses (We really shouldn't haye picked on Janice that L. Schmidt Jr., announced that thej spills over to the rest of the campus, Colby will enjoy a fantastic year." had pulled out of one company but much guys!) Similar opinions were expressed by the Dean of Students Office. Joyce Everyone was pleased that the leadership retreat was such a success. refused to dentify it. McPhetres Maisel felt that the retreat (which was in an expanded form One commonly voiced suggestion was: "Can we do this again in a month this year) was beneficial - past leaders were able to share both their or two?" THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON The Class of 1990 - Right Into the Groove and then some bullying upperclassman. 1 he J ass orientation leaders, and pre-scason By Betsy Kuller of 1990 are fearless party-crashers athletes) chanting, "Col-by, who can't and won't wait to strut Col-by!" Everyone rushed to the Sitting among a group of friendly their stuff. The upperclassmen center of the field to gather togcthci freshmen three weeks ago, Doug don't mind this as much as this and support each other. Mueller, '90, entered, shouting out reporter had expected - in fact ,thcy While at first glance the entire class joyfully, "I love this place! I want tc treat freshmen at their keg parlies of 1990 seems cut out of a cookie live here!!" He gestured wildly with ("Three dollars please.") with ho cutter; their positive qualities as an his mug of beer. hassling. almost homogeneous group benifil The class of 1990 is fitting right If you look at the sports team the school as much as their subtle into tihe groove here at Colby. The rosters, notice the high percentageol diversity does. mostly white, New England student freshmen on varsity athletic teams, The citizens of Hawaii, the only body is still perpetuating the Colby So many freshmen signed up for children , those with fourteen stereotype. High School social freshmen seminars that they had to representatives, football as well as siblings, the romantic guitar turn away a record number. New strummers and Bob Parley debate captains, and rock and roll COOT trips had to be created aspirants still flock here and feast on lip-synchers, the striving , because of their enthusiasm - 240 Colby's rich facilities. persevering x-country runners, the participants, more than COOT has This is not a timid and retiring graceful dancers, and the aspiring ever had. Playfalr was an inspiring class, you won't sec your average scientists show a class fitting into "Oool This Is always amusing. ... Here success, ending with the entire away fro m a Colby. comes Bessie inside her plastic cow ball." freshman cowering au dience (mostly freshmen, 0^^^ BHHHn_n ___^IBIB ->aaMHHBI -SBHHMaWBHMnHM

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Not being known as Frat Row, has been under connec ts trian gularly the boilers in On Monday September 22 the one to miss historical events, this repor ter took it upon himself to indulge an enormous amoun t of Small , Keye s, and Rober ts, newsstand officially opened in the Located in the in the festivities. After purchasing my Coors, I ventured ou tside to the construc tion. The magni tude of the providing a back-up system for the Student Center. middle of campus, it is easily terrace. Immediately , there was confusion as to whether beers were incision s in the earth led some individual buildings to which each accessib le to everyone . Besides permitted outside or if B.Y.O.B. stiil existed as well as oiher inquiries. students to speculate that the college boiler supplies steam. If the boiler ir selling newspapers, it will also sell a Let's set the record straight was installing a subway system. Keyes broke down , the entire varie ty of magazines*which should As of this semester the Board of Trus tees has condoned the sale of Unfortunately, according to Alan plex would not be science com anive within the week. On Sundays alcohol at the pub after a one year hiatus. By doing so, Colby College Lewis(director of physical plant) without heat becau se steam could be it will sell both the Boston Globe "In the past has taken upon itself the responsibility of self-insurance. Colby students will have to endure broug ht in fro m either Small or an d the New York Times. year we have consul ted over twenty insurance companies and none of Maine 's inclement weather while Rober ts. The new system acts as an Addi tionally, the stand sells can dy them would cover us." Mr. Douglas Rcinhar t, Treasurer of the college traveling from buildin g to building ; insurance policy for the individual and chips for people who need a added , "We could no t even get a quote " The re ticence of insurance the so-called "subway " is only the boilers. quick snack. companies to cover class A restaurants with an under thirty clientele , interconnec tion of the thre e boilers All that remains to be done is to Hours for the newsstand are as such as the pub , has been affecting numerous local watering holes. This located on that side of the campus. finish the landscaping,(delayed due follows: has been primarily due to the law of Unlimited Liabili ty in the State of Colby studen ts may have to brave to the weather) and to test the new SMTWTFS 10A.M. to 1P.M. Maine. In shor t, one could sue a corporation like Colby College for all the bitter cold outdoors , but they system in winter. The physical plant 6A.M. to 8P.M. it's worth , Student Center and all, if an alcohol rela ted accident was certainly will not have any pro blems plans to install a similar type of It should be noted that these hours traced back to the pub. indoors because there will be a system connec ting Maryl ow and might be changed if a need arises , Fortunately, a recen t modification of the Maine Law has placed a steady supp ly of steam flowing Lovejoy Commons an d the for example from 2:00 - 4:00 PM. $250,000 ceiling on Liability (Plus medical expenses). This major through underground pipes of the buildings in between, next summer. change , as well as a reques t by both the studen t body and adminis tra tion, new boiler system. prompted the trust ees to allow the sale of alcohol in the pub. When asked why he favored the tru stees decision, President Cotter said that people BLOOM COUNTY by BerRe Breat hed " can bring their own" anywh ere on campus but the pub is more for a " special " place to gather with friends. The president also stated that there shoul d be less uncontrolled drinking and trips downtown with the pub serving beer again. As for B.Y.O.B., leave your Busche at home. The pub has re-licensed itself which nullifies the "Host " statu s it had last year. What about the terrace? Legally, Alcohol must remain in the confines of the building but it is not app aren t whether all the pubs personnel know this rule. Has the pub met with the students approval or does the absence of the pitcher keep the real par tiers away? These questions and more will be answere d in a follow up report.

Colbyites help out in soup kitchen by Camilla Johanss on Las t year I decided to work in the the same thing, encouraged by the studen ts actually cared enough to a significant increase in the number of event. They talk , exchange Waterville soup-kitchen. -Knowing apprecia tion I could feel come from sacrifice an hour between 11:30 an d poor. However , the soup-kitchen informa tion, and enjoy a sort of nex t to nothing of wha t this the workers. The appreciation did no t 12:30. does fill a noticable need since it is comradery. This year , there are more commitment entailed , I entered the stem from any great admiration of my The Waterville soup-ki tchen started the only orgniza tion in the area that children than ever. Young mothers door to the kitchen. Bustling activity working abilities , I am sure. To be five years ago. Each year there is an offers a free meal. come in and are adamen tly against met me; men and women were honest, I never put in a third of the increase in the number of meal s The food is dona ted from many any sweets being served to their running back and for th in order to time that the rest of the women served. The workers feel it is a rcsul. differen t sources. Much consists oi children. A mother in her own home serve the continuing flow of around the stove did . Inste ad, they of the organization becoming more left-over banquets , weddings or large would d6 the same thing. Wfltervitle 's nonr. I was sonn dn.n_ were simol v gra teful that Colby well-known. Lu ckilv. it is not due. (_ dinners. When no food is dona ted, The Colby studen ts who work in th< money can be taken from a fund soup-kitchen this year are only a which usually receives generous small part of the growing volunteer donations. organization at Colby. Laurie Brown , Three to four workers come in ever) the director of the orga nization morning to prepare lunch. They look gradua ted last year , bu t has remained in the rcfrid gcra tors to see wha t is at Colby to wor k as a common 's available and then star t cooking. The coordina tor. She is happy to note an meal is never planned. Since they rely increasing response from the studenti on dona tions every day, the end this year. Some have come up to hei resul t is often a surprise. This year ar with suggestions for new projects , average of 100 meals will be served initiations which she feels are very daily. encoura ging. The food was surprisingly good. A "There 's so much to do. Once you typical lunch tray consists of a star t, you realiz e that there is a sandwich , beans , chicken soup , never-ending need for your help," bread-pudding, coffee, tea and milk, said Brown. Laurie should know . As No one leaves hungry. The only time she puts it, "I've always been a I heard anyone complain was once clown." Ever since she was a child when spinach quiche was served. Bu she has visited hospit als and then again , even I don't like spinach retirement homes dressed as a clown quiche. in order to spread smiles. "Char ity The people who eat at the does not necessari ly mean money or soup-kitchen are thankful. To some it material donations " she says. is the only meal of the day. Others Sometimes a smile or a few nice ^ use it to supp lement their tigh t budge t words will leave a bigger impact tha i and only come in at the end of the n ten-dollar bill. month. Laurie is not alone in the efforts to For the elderly, lunch in the organize volunteer work . Laurie soup-kitchen has become a social continued oh page 6 «—-¦———«->-—a___-_B__B___W_H____Bllt ____--______-_l—t-uit —Ma___a___a^^ Continued from Nautilus page 11 r e t increasing strength," said Naughton. B of G Minutes 1986-1987 Governo s El c ed Several levels of weight* can be added so Chaplin Commons Dana -Tim Burton Goddard-Hodgkins - William Deny the Nautilus can At the first Board of Governors accomodate different Averill - Karen linde Dana - Laurie Kopf Johnson - Roland Cheyney levels of skill. meeting on September 25, 1986, it "The machine can be used by Averill - Charlie Lord • Dana - Tom McClintock Johnson - Nancy Spellman people was agreed that the following issues who have never Grossman - John De Rham Heights - Rocky Genovese Piper - Holly James lifted weights, or by should be discussed at future people who Pepper - Jocelyn Dyett " Heights - Michael Paquin have been lifting for meetings: hosting a big-name band, Mary Low Commons years, " Perkins - Tom Ferris Leonard - Susan Zimmerman said Naughton. room draw, the weekday party Pierce - Leslie Dougherty Marriner - Robin Cresho Coburn - Bill Ralph debate, Intramurals, and the Editors' Note Treworgy - John Girard Sturtcvant - Roman V. Azanza Cobum - Brett Rankin relationship between off-campus West Quad - Elaine DeBeradine Taylor - Roger Holmes Foss - Sue Banta students and the commons system. The editors wish to express West Quad - Christine King Williams - Christian Ostergaard Foss - Matt Frymier The issues listed above are just a apologies for the poor print quality Mary Low - Chip Gavin few of the Board of Governors' Johnson Commons of some articles. We are in the Lovejoy Commons Mary Low - Amy Greene preliminary topics. We encourage Drumniond - Kimberly Lynch process of changing our computer Dana-Cathy Andrew Woodman - Jeff Farley students to approach their governors Dana East Quad - Gerry Hadden systems. - Bill Auerswald Woodman - Greg Igo or the STU-A Council with any East Quad - Kristin Sullivan Woodman - Carol Tegen Continu ed in i>i issues they feel are pertinent to our SOUP KITCHEN p $ meetings. Zegel is one of the student leaders Jean Kroeck who is helping her. By next week STU-A Secretary _ f oR Max /tt-bg.. otid ' 1/1..- . " " H I ) l a ¦ a _—-___ ' she hopes to have everything arranged for students to help out in the soup-kitchen. COOT: Smiles met me last week when I went down to the soup-kitchen to dc my interview. One of the women ran A Success in '86 up to me and proudly pointed to five high-chairs in a corner. They had by Jodie Caruolo been bought this summer with the The Colby Outdoor Orientation $700 that Colby donated from ihe Trips, more popularly known as last spring. It was nice tc Oxfam fast COOT, have been an innovative pari turned see that Colby's efforts had of the freshman experience at Colby tc into something tangible. According for about ten years. This year, 238 Laurie Brown, we can make this of the 435 members of the class of year's effort even bigger. 1990 enjoyed participating in (gj@ twenty-five various trips. The trips ^•.••¦¦•••¦¦•¦•¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦iiiniiiiiiiigiianiiiiiiiiiH iailllllHIIIIIIIIIBIIHiaillllli gilllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIiai J are geared to introduce . incoming

D@^)@^(2 m ___ MDD Do^tn) " -^^ •^ ¦¦¦ ^ ¦• 155 freshmen to Maine and to other new J y ^ College Ave. Colby students in a relaxed setting. $2 f ront street CDatenaMe ^ ^ ^ \ The COOT program was initiated I ^Q ^ y Waterv ille around 1973 by Patrick Chasse and J cogLcome BRCH [ / jB^T has come a long way since then. Still the largest selection I f^ / Chasse revised and molded similar j j VJL ^^ 873-2715 j trips offered at Dartmouth into the J of= beer , coine and *** S extensive, structured program Colby coine I Btf JJ now offers. John Farkas, Director cooler s at the lowest price s EXHAUST - BRAKES of Student Activities, has brought f Mt - SHOCKS !2 fmm JJ the notion of COOT to many other in the cirea schools throughout the counrty by come in and register for a [ FRONT END ! way of meetings and seminarcs. s 3 s ——————___ -_ _-.______s Now other schools (including freeFHoosehead mir ror! s — s = s Stanford in California) look to Colby s a ¦¦ ¦¦ . g ^^ for advice when organizing their IMSUgcS<_7_tX_7 !L<3©[nXa} mHW(S(F <__©_7_2>$> D@§ I Free Estimates Availabl e 1 outdoor orientation trips. MM M M,M IM ll, M M s . I "~™* " "" *""" '"" ™ *" **"' "''"'* '"''"''" fliHimnmiiiHii iillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllligilHIIIIIIHIIUHIHIHI,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,J S COOT trips are offered in the fall

t and in January to welcome new students to Colby life. Colby's ELLA'S Maine setting facilitates many _»C STORE different types of trips to lake place. INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS I Activities range from hiking to Juniors or Seniors with a H.O average: Interested photography , and from sailing to ^4____, in Congress, the Executive Branch , or Washington canoeing- offering something for ^ ¦___¦ organizations'" Karn 16 credits in our nation 's capital. fl^H ER STREET everyone involved. OM "THECHEZ" Farkas sees the COOT program as * Unique Internships based on your interest: The ______¦ Washington legislative Internship Program. The a refreshin g alternative to the ^^B^^^H Washington Capital Internship Program, or Ihe ___H______conventional, three-day summer Washington Internshi p on Community and Polity _W_5J_B______I \ and tapes orientation program offered by many (spring semester only). _B_B_r/f^i r__ colleges. He said the close ___p_K_r __Ti M_u_^r_^_j__ M_i 5, magazines interaction inevitable on the trips » Seminars with leading government experts, fix using __D__f_N___Mi___ on .current policy issues. apparel allows the new students to make "an fl___^__9______9 automatic ten friends » ", which is one Boston University fatuity on-site in Washington , D.C. ____|^____CfiH____L of the ma;in benefits of the program. • Discussion groups to share information and opinions _^^_H9vM___E__E___ But if you really want to get a with fellow student participants from around the 4____V__|__f_____r__i feeling for the success of the COOT ¦HIIH Sm^uH program, all you have to do is ask * f freshman who experienced one. A Filing deadline (or Semester 11: October 27, 1986. _SSfl_in_l______! student attending a sailing trip this information: J For applications and _^__D___H__H______I The (N(__W adult book fall feels that her trip has given herr store many things Including friends (who BOSTON UNIVERSITY she said she still sees though they Washington I nternship Programs UlFIIIIIllII W II |]V _HI [|h live on different parts of campus) College of Liberal Arts M fisBSM_8______li 725 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 106 _S______n_HH______l 10% oft everything except rentals I and practical sailing experience. mWm\ | Another COOT hike participant feels Boston, MA 02215 _^^riE__f^^______H with Colby I.D. open 9am - 1 1pm 7 days a week that COOT makes the structured ______P^^\___P___L '^^^^4______Ei___^£!______aW-______Mi*v<*M _. ' four-day orientation period easier Boston University MH^^^S^Gyyj£9^_^^CnHE__^______El I 873-1305 I because COOT groups tend to stick an equal Opportunity ^^^^ now accepting Visa and Mantorcarcl ^sSSC^^^S^^mm^mmmmmWmWmmmWBMm^tS^mW^MK _^ ¦_* •_». ¦ # «¦» -~r together trip is Jn ______L . l^^^ri_l._^_M_^_KW-W-BWBnH -wMwMBWl.M>I U M«»? »*•* a mm * a_* -_¦* •—* aw* even after the over. roots level. Is this a principle worth done until people stop admiring? Principles don't matter to compromising. Imagine this Guarding the Rights of All Mitch's Pitch staring, freezing people (perhaps situation - I want your ice cream Off The Cuff that's a bold, ignorant statement to cone, but you won't give it to me Editonal make, but if it came down to losing unless I give you a piece of licorice: by John Glass by James D. Sullivan a couple of toes, I think I'd keep my I won't compromise. Will I get youi The issue of students' Moreover, the way in which the case Mitch Snyder, the hero of the toes, thank-you). There are still ice cream cone? Yeah, but only if I consitutional rights often goes was handled is becoming more and Washington homeless, spoke at starving and homeless in beat you up. This is a simple unattended until a specific event more common. A private college or Colgate - sorry, Colby - because he Washington, but Snyder won't analogy but Snyder's is a simple brings it to light. Liberal arts university such as ours does not made a couple grand at it. He compromise his policy for them. If philosophy. He advised his Student colleges have always supported have to assure constitutional rights admitted to his audience that he as Snyder claims, we have Center audience not to compromise. ' rights, but at the same First loathed speaking in public, but he "deadened our sense of urgency and Where will that attitude get us? I students or more specifically, time, have tried to maintain an Amendment rights. Colby's official made the effort because, 1 - the awareness" then so has he. don't see a hard line getting us atmosphere free of prejudice and statement is: money directly benefitted his Principles aside, a starving man is a anywhere. Principles are admirable intolerance. To what degree the "The college will not tolerate organization and 2 - it was an starving man. but there are still times when we've college is willing to support racism, harassment, including sexua opportunity to "educate and Snyder holds that nothing ever gets got to give a little to get a little. constitutional rights comes in to harassment, or intimidation of any sensitize" people. "Hollywood question when a stu dent's right to kind; any student found guilty of Mitch" is a well-known national f HE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON free speech interferes with the such actions or interfering with these figure: lots of corporations would be school's tolerant atmosphere. Such goals will be subject to civil willing to offer Snyder's was the case recently at Yale, when prosecution as well as suspension Community for Creative sophomore Wayne Dick was put on from Colby." Non-violence lots of write-off two year's probation for publicly To what extent will they not dollars. But they don't. Snyder's voicing his opinion on tolerate these things? It is possible to community is not tax-exempt. For homosexuality. express non-intimidating, but Mitch Snyder, it's a matter pf The ordeal began when Wayne put unpopular opinions on issues such principle, and he won't up posters satirizing Yale's IGay and as racism, sexism or other forms ol compromise. Sorry Shoeless Joe, Lesbian Awareness Days' (GLAD). intolerance, as Wayne Dick did. IBM would like to put new shoes on Wayne's posters read: 'Bestiality Colby, like Yale, is concerned with your feet but Snyder won't let them Awareness Days' (BAD) and maintaining a tolerant academic - it's" a matter of principle, don't you alluded to a Yale campus gay atmosphere, but "tolerance" must know? activist His work was by no means include accepting opinions that are in Snyder professes that he would do tolerant: in his defense though, he themselves intolerant. everything and anything to make life easier on the poverty-stricken suffering - except make his "It is possible to express organization tax-exempt. Tax exemption implies taxes which non-intimidating, but unpopular, opinions implies government. Snyder doesn't on issues such as racism, sexism or other believe in government; "it's never gonna work," Thus Snyder will forms of intolerance..." continue to operate on his grass claims to come fro m a small The Yale case was an unfortunate Seconds later, Mrs. Norton was covered with ink. southern town where everyone one, as it brought much bad © holds a conservative viewpoint. His publicity to both the individuals ••• •••••••••••••••• *••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• purpose with these posters was to involved, and the entire institution. •J&<__2_3 __>%= • show that someone on the Yale What was brought to light though, * campus had a moral objection to was that behind the prestigious * homosexuality. Immediately after institution, there was a rigid and the poster appeared, Wayne was incomprehensive internal justice brought up on charges of system. And Colby's disciplinary ! U harassment and intimidation. He procedures are not dissimilar to vJtf Fine Jewelers i;. went before a student judiciary those at Yale. No minutes from \cM/ * - ! QJJ ¦ 106 MAIN ST.. WATERVILLE, MAINE * board, where his case was heard; he hearings are kept, and the Dean's (207) 872-9025 I was found guilty as charged and put Office reserves the right to hold j,^^ on two years probation. Wayne private hearings apart from Stu-J appealed, claiming that Yale defends when it sees fit. If one thing can be this type of free speech, but the learned from the experience at Yale, administration rebutted that this onl> it is that secrecy and inconsistency applies to "worthwhile" speech. His within a college's judiciary system | /IBTQ1RVED" | appeal, which went through the can lead to the confusion and Appeals Board (which is composed violation of constitutional rights thai of the same people that hold seats on occurcd in New Haven. The Wayne l l DIAMOND CENTER the judiciary board) was also Dick case was especially ironic in \ rejected. Even his plea to Yale's light of the Woodward Report on president, A. Bartlette Giamatti, free speech at Yale, done in 1975. | • Professiona l Goldsmiths on • failed. The response Wayne received From this, I quote: was that the opinion of the judiciary "It may sometimes be necessary in I Premises • board held; certainly his right to a university for civilly and mutual freedom of speech was guaranteed, respect to be superceded by the need but it did not apply in this case. No to guarantee free expression." more reasons were supplied to Dick; Above and beyond the college's ( • Diamond Remount ing while : Yale's judiciary committee is not duty to create an atmosphere free ol required to issue an opinion and intolerance, it must be able to j you wait and watc h • docs not take notes on its on-goings, guarantee the free exchange of ideas, This all sounds like a bad legal And this freedom must be nightmare. Within the Yale universally applicable, not to | Immediate cred it available • community, there is quite a bit of discriminate^ applied only • dissention, and Wayne will try to "worthwhile" speech. Collegiate (to qualified applicants) : rcappcal his case, the events that justice systems must be willing to I took place at Yale arc not uncommon open their procedures to first allow : though; one could easily envision consitutional rights to exist on • ' HOURS: 9:00am 9:00pm Daily • them happening at Colby. campuses. **" American Express • • 'Mastercard • Visa • I John Glass is a senior philosophy I • Jeffery 's Charge • Layaway \ major. • . • by EricZolov Mule News that sells well... Starting by Thomas Smedley Kensington immediately, Parking Pools (yes, capital Fs) are "When leaders act contrary to "But, Sir. We should leave room encouraged in order to minimize ( Editor ' s note: This column is an occasional the need for additional stalls . . . Faculty with late conscience, we must act contrary tc for the article speculating whether or compendium of reflections by Profe ssor T. S. morning classes could leaders," reads a line from the press not Reagan and Gorbachev will meet walk . . . good exercise for Kensington , a composite of anonymous faculty overweight watchers... Have I got a flash for all you release issued by the four U.S. for a summit.." memberswho wish to avoid backlash of any.source.) Golden Year cardholders citizens fasting for peace. It seems "Yes, I suppose you're right. and Vets of the 60's.: Beau Fall Semester again! a time of eager anticipation by Brummell and Aunt thelma would tragically ironic that international O.K., cut from front-lower-left the vomit and/or faint . all . . . that sweet naive time before the pristine . neither B.O. nor old sweaters attention has focused on Nicholas article on his son and shift to there are in ... give a moth virginity of new courses is ruthlessly violated by a break and take a shower!! Daniloff meanwhile two Vietnam his wife's anguish." ... Is ROTC really midterms ... a time to wonder when and where the returning to the Campus War veterans have entered their "And our war in CentralAmerica? ... Students wishing to but umpteenth renovation of the Eustis Building is to start unable to sign-up for required fourth week of fasting (and two "Look, that war's gonna still be language classes have . . Yes, Faculty and Staff are flocking to Chuck fathomed the meaning of Catch-22... Seriously, other Vets their second) in protest ol going on next week! No one can the KittreU's self-defense course... Climbing the ladder Campus looks great...the Michelin Guide is thinking United States policy in Central make up their mind on it anyway. is hazardous and does require a strong body of awarding it'three (3) stars in its next issue and three America without little more than a Let's wait until they kick out another (especially a strong stomach) ... By the way, the (3) spoons for Scilcrs... Eat your heart out blurb from the media. Yes, it's a priest, then we'll run a column." Harvard . Student Handbook is indeed a fine piece of editing... .. Hey, out there, do you have something to air?... familiar market strategy when even "But those men fasting are willing next in line, the Faculty Handbook, with color do be a sweetheart and send it to: MULE The New York Times chooses to to die in an effort to get American NEWS, c/o pictures, of course... The nerve of Faculty members the Editor, the ECHO ... it may ignore our ongoing proxy war with attention to what's happening down be printed, and at Fairleigh Dickinson Universityto strike!!...where again, it may not. .. So Nicaragua in favor pf the , until next time, keep your there. Really, maybe just a little..." did they ever get the idea that Faculty Unions (or ears open, and above all award-winning international , keep SMILING ... that's ^ "Just remember who's boss here! Committees ... or vote...) have any clout? ... A dramatization of the Daniloff case. the SECRET... if not the TICKET... CiaoU Vietnam vets are tough. Besides, if puzzle: Why do so many gifted Professors pant to Last Friday night's editorial meeting we wait long enough somebody's become administrators?...It is rumored that the next might have gone something like this: As many of you have noticed bound to submit an editorial." AAUP Meeting will take place in Given Auidtorium Colby has a new intramural system. Why and Charles Liteky.and George Mizo due to unexpected interest in the profession ... Did how did these changes come about? How were There s a real danger to have been fasting since September you know that hiring standards have never been students involved in the process? How are students 1. Duncan Murphy (Veteran WWII) tougher at C.C.? . . . just ask, to cite only one reacting to the new society when our media is system? What is being done about the student and S. Brian Willsonbegan their fas Department, the Math Department . . . Speaking of reactions? Is it enough? able to convince us which on September 15. All have vowed tc Chairs, we welcome the new Chairs in Math and Yes, it can be agreed that the old maintain their fast until a "significam Biology respectively... one wonders if Faculty were I Play system had its faults (i.e. a poor organizational signal of protest" is voiced by U.S. polled at all... Ah! what joy Colby Collegiality ... structure, a non-equated male/female ratio, and low student "Mr. Sulzberber, I've got three citizens condemning our The newly created FHAG (Faculty Harassment participation). Although the articles on Nicaragua including one . government's policies in Central Advisory Group) needs support from all changes have tried to rectify these problems, have they created new on those fellows fasting for peace. I America. "In our fast for life we constituencies... call any campus Faculty extension problems of their own? , think front page middle would be want it to be known that our except the Econ. Department. . . for them, all is well According to our understanding, these changes were good. . ." government does not speak for us. . made following a limited survey of Colby students and "Look, you know if we don't run .We are so convinced of the Mam Street in Waterville we too can other schools. However, no students were involved in at least two articles on Daniloff all ol immorality and illegality of this new join in a display of unity.) the planning process. We repeat, no students were this week and next, revenues will gc Viet Nam—this new undeclared There's a real danger to society involved in the planning process. As a result, much to the Globe! Now, I want that one war-that we now offer our lives in a when our media is able to convince discontent and ambiguity has arisen concerning aspects on the conditions in his cell to go statement of ultimate protest." (In a us which news is important of the system such as Commons restrictions, the lengtt front-right; the one on his wife's demonstration of solidarity with of the season, and the lack of provisions for faculty. anguish to go front-center; and the these four men, vigils are taking In response to this discontent, we have been trying tc one on his teenage son's trauma to place around the nation. On Fridays Eric Zolow is a senior history make the concerns of the students known, especially go front-lower-left!" in front of the "Post Office Mall" on major and editor of the Northeast Undergraduate Review. since there was an initial lack of student involvement Students, in cooperation with the administration, have by Helen and Frannie restructured this year's system. A student committee "So what's the verdict, Fran? Are we Yuppies and just refuse to not to mention our recommendations, in their hands!!" will be appointed to recomend changes for next year. admit it? Sure, we have all the trappings, but do we subscribe to "What, Fran? Are you going to give in too?" Do you think this is enough? the philosophy?" "I guess acquiescence is key here, Helen. We're subject to In conclusion, we as student government "Yeah, right. All I care about is my money, my Saab, and my societal pressuresjust as much as anyone else." representatives have tried to express and address the future 2.3 children - at least that's what some of my professors - "Yes, but do we have to be Yuppies?" concerns of the Colby community. We welcome your those Oh So Righteous Sixties Sell-Outs - accuse me of. I'm glad response, knowing that your input detirmincs the they paved our path to consumerism, its always easier when you issues that we address. have a mentor!" Authors Note: This cartoon and column were created in an effort Sincerely, "Do we have to follow them, though? Are we the mindless, to stir up conflict within the Colby community. By no means do Michael Ashley, student body president spineless tubs of unflavored gelatine they suppose us to be? Are we wish to stereotype our elders in the same way we feel Heather Cameron, student body vice president we unable to stand up and fight the stereotypes imposed on us by stereotyped by them. We appeal to both professors and students Jean Kroeck, secretary benevolent hierarchical authorities?!!" to comment on our views- either positivelyor negatively. Please John McNinch, Parliamentarian "Helen! Stop ! They're going to kill us!! They hold our futures, don' t just sit back and let it ride. Philippa Carter, All-campus social chair Laura Zegel, all-campus cultural life chair Peter Murphy, treasurer muqi w \a \ *r V—Ieu _z_r>i f r~~r^/Nh^ r^4iE: ¦,. ¦ ¦ -•' •.TC-. - - .. 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by Lan e Wilkinson It was a bri ght sunny day as the Colby cycling team pulled up to the town pier at Bar Harbor. The race was the ninth annual Tour d'Acadia , a challenging twenty-five mile race through the hills around Acadia National Park. At ten o'clock the field numberin g well over three-hundred made its way through the streets of downtown Bar Harbor However, tragedy struck the team moments after the start when race hopeful Mike Salvad or went down in a bone jarring crash. Although Mike did finish the race , he lost precious minutes while stai ghtening his ben t wheels. Four miles into the race the team suffered another loss. Colby racer Eric Hanson went down in another crash . When the dust cleared , Eric emerged with many scra pes and a badly dama ged bicycle. Fur ther up on the course the res) What is the Commons Cup? of the team was holding on strong. Sophomores Lawerence Mcgra th by Chris Watt and Lane Wilkinson were in front fo: (September 26-28-Parents Weekend , at the same time saving wear and tea) posted in each dorm. Colby. Both finished in front of the October 23-Homecomin g, Decembei on those runnin g the program. Another new facet of intramur als The implemen tation of the second pack of riders and finishing o p t t o t 6, January 18, February 13-15, Another major change involves the tha t this new format brings is the Comm ns Cup Com e i i n a in the top third of the very April 11 and May 9. Event s that organization of teams. Residents of year long competition for the Colby repres ents yet ano ther phase competitive field. Moments later require an elimination pro Ch aplin , Johnson , Lovejoy and "Commons Cup", with points being in the transi tion of the Commons cess will tx John Semple crossed the finish line s e t t scheduled so that the finals of these Marylow Commons are eligible to accumula ted for both event victories Re id n ial Life Sys em. In an showing fine form for a firs t time events will occur on these dat es. In t t ct and participation . The Commons attempt to promote " Commons compe e only for heir respe ive racer. t " t t a t addi tion to the sport s formerly teams. If you cann ot muster enough with the most points at the end of the Uni y he old in ramur l sys em has The dueling room-mates Pete offered, now events such as Tra ck year will be awarded $750. T-Shirts been scra pped. Although i-Play people wi thin your commons to Mckinley and Rich Bauchus and Field, Weightlifting and skiing form a team, t t will also continue to be awarded to often provided-a great competitive hen you will no be continued their ba ttle. In the end will be added. able to par ticipate. If you dare to the winners of individual and team atmosphere , disorganiz ation and however , it was Pete who edged p t t d t The ra tionale for this chan ge t e t events. uninformed ar icipan s le o play on a eam repres n ing a Rich out at the line. And Sonya Hall revolves around the fact that there is "foreign" This overhaul of the Colby fre quen t forf eits and referee commons, your commons made a strong showing for her firs t a smaller time committment. Many intramural program is an attempt by no-shows , thus bringing about the cup eligibility for all spor ts will be race by placing in the top two thirds of the activities will take the administration to instill a strongei curren t changes. only one revoked for the remainder of the of the field. day and all others will involve shor t sense of belonging to one Instead of the former six week fal! year (NCAA officials take note) . - The team is composed of mostly term round robin or single commons. The organizers of this and spring seasons, the various Also, a $1 fee will be collected frorr novice racers and over all we did elimination tournamen ts. As a result system will hopefully be flexible sc commons cup events will be focused each par ticipant for each event very well. Anyone interested in the studen ts will be trea ted to a entered. Registration will be that students will enjoy an.effective around seven differen t weekends more team should contact Lane Wilkinson "Dynamic" intramural system, while conducted through sign-up sheets and enjoyable intramural system. throughout the academic year X3027. New Women's Sports Editorial Nautilus Tennis Instant Replay by Paul McDonough that the referee should be the law ol not a '49ers defensive back had by Steve H ewitt While the word hasn't hit everyone By Debbie Parsons the field. One could argue that the caused a Ram receiver to fall down 's Tennis team Nearly every household in yet, new state-of-the-art machinery The Colby Women time taken out by scanning for before entering the end zone. The went up against the Dartmouth America has seen it The image is the has hit the campus. No, it is not the instant replay nine or ten times is problem was tha t the momentum ' same every time. It's late in the lates t version of the Macin tosh, but J.V. s this past Saturday . The giving extra time to coaches to speak behind the receiver 's diving for the four th quarter and father ' t the new Nautilus exercise match consisted of six singles and s favori e with their players. On the other ball caused him to fall, and the team is traili ng by six poin ts. equipment , located on the pool three doubles. Unfortunately, the hand , some feel the instant replay defender merely touched him on the Suddenly " the bellow shudders balcony. According to Coach sunny, beau tiful weather was not a aids the officials on the field to the way down. Theore tically, the foreshadowing of a good day for the through the house. As it turns ou t, McGee, these machines are the best extent that a camera can actually receiver , once on the ground and , t Dad's team loses, but as usual , equipment you can gct,"t he Cadillac Colby Women. However the ma ch this show a play over, perhaps revealing still untouched there , should be able is no ordinar y loss. Yes, the instant of weight machines " . versus Dartmouth was certainly something the officals missed. to get up and run into the end zone. ol reply shows the winnin g touchdown The equipment , trainer Kevin excellent practice for Colby. All Another example of the problems The instant replay official, however , as good - contrary to the previous Naughton says, is worth about the women played hard and gave it the new rule has caused is in its ruled that the defender 's touching the 's decision by the field referee . I t's a $60,000. A gift from an alumnus their all. Because it was Parent enforcement. Already in the firs t receiver was a tackle of sor ts and repeated scene, not unfamiliar to any enabled the purchase. Weekend the team had many four weeks of its existence , calls caused the receiver to fall. The call normal Americ an household. The machines- actually, sixteen of appreciated spectators. have incorrectly been altered to the stood as that and the Rams had to The ques tion that arises is them , show great advantages over Singles player Heid i Orcenman opposite of what they should have settle for a field goal. Had the Rams obvious: should the instant replay tlie old universal machine and free came out the only victor for Colby. been. Officials have reversed lost the game the officials would rule be incorporated into the weights. According to Naughton , Other singles players included judgements when in fact they should most certainly have been blamed. rulcbook of tho Nationa l Football the Nautilus provides for a " total Temperance Evan s, Nina Hcllman , have rested as initially called. Luckily for them , however , the I.caugc . In the first four weeks in body workout in limited time" . The Eileen Kinney, and co-captains So tlie heart of the prob lem is truly Rams prevailed , by that very field and Kate Walker. which the rule has been used a various machines allow for work on Lauren Haughs in the enforcement of the rule itself. goal. wcrc played by number of plays have been affected just about every body part and Doubles Matchc s For example , lh the third week of the Perhaps the easiest way to solve Tcmpc Evans and Erin Borgson , by it. There arc both positive and ' muscles , This feature , Naughton season , the Los Angeles Rams were thc problcn ), while keeping the rule , Nina Hcllman and Eileen Kinney , negative aspects of the rule , which claims , allows work on different playing the Snn Fansisco 49ers is simple. After all, the rule is one and Lauren Haughs and Kate makes things increasin gly difficult muscles to be isolated , and the when the officials ruled on u pl ay that aids in the accuracy of the Walker. This year will be Paula for the NFL officials. Some argue machines give limited stress on and then called to the instant replay off icials ' calls and at the same time 's second year as the Colby that the tradition of the game is joints. "It increases flexibility while Abend booth. The question was whether or provides for a smaller amount of Women's Tennis coach. violated by the Instant replay rule , continued on page 6 continued on _n__ 13 ~ jig ••¦ - 1ri T^ I SPECIAL PKf% -'^ I _ . , _ i lVlai l65 jDcSI ! 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j JcLOTHING & SPORTING GOODS I — Spouts Scoreboard " j TEAM OUTFITTERS | CLOTHING & SPORTING GOODS Women's Field Hockey | ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR Football Record: 2-1-1 Record: 0-2 Last Game: Colby 1 Tufts 3 [ 167 MAIN ST. FAIRFIELD j Last Game: Colby 6 Union 44 Next Game: Oct 4 at New England College Next Game: Oct 4 Home vs. U. Lowell z_gg ^— - cP^ Men's Soccer ^ ¦ • Women's Spccer -jg^t r%£ ^ Record: 2-4 Record: 2-1 rf ^ Last Game: Colby 0 Tufts 1 Last Game: Colby 0 Tufts 2 ^ Next Game: Oct 4 at Clark . Next Game: Oct. 4 Home vs. Amherst

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Women's Tennis Record: 2-3 Last Match: Colby 1 Dartmouth 8 Next Match: Oct 4 at Bowdoin \ J 36 MMN ST. ^ f miERVIIIE, ME. ¦¦¦ ¦ ni— ^ ^ — " __JB_ T~ ' 5a______i__B___B______Mli__l___M___—_¦—¦¦¦ Con tinued from | Replay page 11 ^. incorrect calls. So the rule itself fi^AI^NDAR | 1 should be incorporated, the only """ " " " remaining question is how strongly? I i ' .j *^~-£~ I ALWAY SA CHOICE I To answer this, one must consider I —r— r ". QFenyEJRLMS just one man, and that is the head ^( ^ field official. Only when he is < $ I ANIGHT iI V7 V0 V V)ho^ ^ 1 / pCOLLEGE ^ 1 unsure of the call should the instant M; 5q P\ I ADMISSION $2.5 0 I replay booth be consulted. What if jI M T » ? K§\ LA pupry TUESDftY WITH I.& 1 the official is wrong? Then that is ^ ATYRAKIH INV part of the game. The rule should be f^ CURRE NT ¦ implemented to aid the NFL, » ¦¦¦ ¦ however, not to be used as a Bible j V s^jk &> of sorts by the NFL. When the ^liP^/, ii T 4 lul M;,_I --y fflflB l',;,•**'-\ \ - s ^ l / ' /I ll—' I booth is consulted, the play should ^wrwpt '&FJZ p then be examined with the utmost ol W^^Yi i \ / "^N iM\ care. Then and only then should the l______i__s^ ruling be handed down by the booth "—^ rs^ That call should be final, and accuracy will be assured 99 percent I <5>j£vJ/\ V-V K of the time. .^ ^ Alter all, in the age of reverse I angle replays in addition to I V' .__k«\ • multi-million dollar audio-visual facilities available to television, it is 24 Hour auto matic proQram service. / Berry's Stationers CAII 873-1300 about time the t,v. was used lo aid, ^ mm mm^ L rather than merely transmit football Mam Street Waterville ff_i _Ti_T7fir _7T!__ #_9ff7!r^ _-_-H m -- events. The instant replay rule can b« ______H______! -« ___-=--_---__i^ a great improvement in the mlcbook i _J^J^____aaii_M^____L of the NFL, as calls should be as I accurate as men arc able to make J them. However, this holds true only { •0 Al Core? I as long as the rule is used properly, j This will take time, as docs any J ^ fpMpi^^^^^ l new part of a game. Once the rule is j Music Cen ter ironed out, with all problelms aside, j football will be a more polished j EVER YTHING IN MUSIC P.O. BOX 945 game and no Jongcr will father be j WATERVILLE, MAINE 04901 weeping over " ' 873-6526 that one call". j » Hun Stmh _ *____*__. _j mesons mm&wm mmm semsii "^ ^ ^^

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of the key mounting leads, such as 1 those in "In the Mood," crumbled ir "Time for What's Gain ' Locomotion a rubble of polyrythmic riffs under the weight of four trumpets blowing off its simultaneously, leaving the audience On In Maine, Ayah .. . " with minor doses of that ' Tracks uncomfortablechemical produced ir embarrassing situations. I At Colby- Yet, with what right does a mere audience member attack a group of ! Exhibition dedicated and music-luvin' | musicians? To bring those of us I Selectionsfrom the Permanent Collection, including works of John Marin. Jette j | | Museum. | who attended out into the sunshine for a few hours of good tunes is a I Performing Arts/Music Events j fine deed indeed. And if there's one a feel for * Contact Improvisational , Simone Forti and Troupe, Oct. 3 (Fri.), 8pm, Strider j group on campus with groove and good times, and with the | | ' Theater. . -• I by EricZolov motivation to entertain us ! Vocal ChamberEnsemble , Oct. 4, 8pm, Given Auditorium. j A spectacular sunny Sunday all—overcoming those infamous provided the ambiance for the Colby lackluster attendances—it's ! Special Events jazz band's, Locomotion, second Locomotion. Bravo! ! 3-mile Rozdrace , Oct. 4 (Sat.) 1 lam, registration at Field House, 10am. There is a annuaTFreedom Music Festival." | « ~»^ ».« _ »M_ »_ ._ M«_».4 ~M4 —M«* .*9 As recent tradition has established, OUUB pte _f J $1 participation fee. j d £*«ff? j the concert was held down at the J Nautilus Training, Oct 3 (Fri.) new Nautilus room, pool balcony. 3-5pm sris - zl% Mt. Katahdin Climb, ,5 or Oct 10 ,12. Sign up at Roberts Union-top of Gould shell and with the purpose of J Oct. 3,4 ,11 | a: |i? I stairs in glass case by Weds. Contact the Colby Gating Club for details. I demonstrating to the Colby 3W ' -•' Augusta Civic Center Slater Brothers with Sylvia - October 17 1 - ceOoBancM) w 0dd®8 . w Odo© D®ra call 626-2400 for ticket information

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Football Coach Turns in Medal of Valor by Mike Diamond Coach Robert Pfeiffer proved thai honor cannot be determined by a government. On Friday, in a move to protest United States actions in Central America, he returned the Navy Commendation medal for valor he received for service in the Vietnam War to the federal government Pfeiffer was also one of approximately twenty Vietnam veterans who participated in a ceremony and fast at the Vietnam War Memorial in Augusta. They hoped to draw attention to the current American involvement in countries such as Nicaragua. Personally, football coach Pfeiffei would like to alter the mindset of the Regan administration and Congress in their stand on foreign affairs and reverse the $100 million aid package to the Contras. He fears that the United States is making the same mistakes there as it did in Vietnam when the government tried to impose western ideals on the Vietnamese. Additionally, he worries that many Colby age students may not give serious thoughts to the implications John McNinch (85), Tom Griffin (SO), Danny Sullivan (86) and Joe Vecchi (2) clear of such involvement and the way for Brian Cooley as he returns a ktckoff to set up a key second half drive consequently remain naively which played a big role in the Mule's success this Saturday. patriotic. He told Bob Keyes of the Morning Sentinal, "You wear a uniform and you play shoot-em in the woods. And you don't die, because you're nineteen years old and you're Grants Increase in '87 Freshman Seminars: indestructable. Nobody who's been in a war could be pro-war. It would by Wendy Dauphinals be incomprehensible to me. When College students enrolled in one of Maine's twelve private An Innovative Approach you see people maimed or when you colleges should see an increase in both the number and size of walk through the hospitals and see Maine state scholarship grants in 1987, said President Cotter. by Christine Michaud will involve fifteen faculty members the kids with one leg." Governor Joseph Brennan met on September 9th with Cotter The 1986-87 academic year is and approximately half of the Pfeiffer received his commend- I and other presidents and representatives of Maine's Twelve one of major innovation in the Colby freshman class. By next fall, the ations as a result of an incident in the I independent Colleges, to discuss an increase of one million curriculum. It is the first year of the seminar program will be in full Khe Sanh in the Vietnamese I dollars in the state fund for independent Maine colleges, in ordei Freshman seminar program, a swing, involving thirty faculty mountains. He successfully led his \ to reach a two million dollar total fund. program designed to stimulate members and the entire freshman twelve-man patrol through a North President Cotter said he will meet with the new governor aftei student interest in the huraanitcs and class. The seminars arc designed to Vietnamese ambush without a the elections to follow up on Governor Brennan 's. to encourage creative, independent ask fundamental moral and ethical casualty. In no way does he have .recommendations. thought. questions, and to force students to fond memories of this experience. Pfeiffer reported to the Sentinal , The program was first proposed examine these questions from a new , "Our long term goal is to obta in $2000 a grant two years ago and the first perspective. There are some of us who went to and to reac h all 10,000 students that are eligible." applications for grants were filed in With topics such as, "Paradigms, war and see it as. a failure. It's not the spring of 1985. The seminars are Assumptions, and the Roots of glorious. It's a disaster." Through joint efforts of the twelve independent Maine being funded in part by grants from Human Nature", "Response and In a letter mailed to President Colleges, over the last four years, the state of Maine fund has National Endowment for the Countcrrcsponse in the Western Regan on the same day he returned increased approximately $750,000, reaching a total of $1 Humanities, the Andrew Mellon Tradition," and "In Search of a his medal for valor, he presented million. Foundation and the Pew Memorial Soul", students are encouraged to these views. As related through Mr Currently the state of Maine grants 3,500 need based Grant. Colby is covering tlie rest of look at the basic concepts from a Keyes, Pfeiffer wrote, "I implore scholarships of $200 per year, for students in public the costs. broad range of historical and you to recognize that only a fool , continued on page 17 *--.._____a ______—— J - ____^_ This year, four freshman seminars philosophical viewpoints, ignores history." * arc offered , one this fall, and three The seminal* will be taught in Printed with permission of the in the spring. This year's program continued on page 17 Waterville MorningSentinel

WORL D NEWS p; 2 FEATURES p. 5 OPIN ION p. 7 ENTERTAINMENT p. 14 NEWS p. 3 SPOR TS p. 11 - : i ihihm ¦¦¦¦ ? ¦¦_¦¦ urn ¦ ii inn min ¦ min in i i mm Hopeless and Hopelesser The Truth about Frank by RUSSELL BAKER Then you realize that you are by William Satire Attorney General Robert Kennedy, No wonder Frank Sinatra went tc c. 1986 N.Y. Times News Service absolutely powerless to stop it. The N.Y. Times News Service to reduce the heat from federal court three years ago to stop the situation is hopeless. The earth is agents. writer from pursuing "His Way," NEW YORK- The second most being used up because massive, WASHINGTON- Transcripts of "No," replied the Chicago Mafia which turns out to be the most depressing Monday morning news inexorable market forces, which you wiretaps ordered by courts and boss, who was associated with eye-opening celebrity biography of story was The Washington Post's cannot even understand, much less directed at suspected leaders of Sinatra in the Cal-Neva Lodge in our time. Under derision in this "Scientists See Signs of Mass influence, require that it be organized crime help us cross the Nevada,"... I have other plans for space and elsewhere, Old Blue Eyes Extinction," subtitled "Species consumed. bridge from fiction to fact. them." The FBI learned that the mob dropped the suit Vanishing as Forests Are Cleared," You'd love to save the forests, A conversation between Anthony boss later spoke to Sinatra in New The book will be a best seller for and beginning, "Life on Earth is save doomed species, save the (Fat Tony) Salerno, of the Genovese York and met with him in Los all the wrong reasons, from being ravaged by a mass extinction whole earth, even though friends Mafia family, and Anthony (Tony Angeles to book entertainment at a revelations of family secrets (good that is killing off 17,500 species.., would sneer at you as an Ducks) Carallo of the Lucchese mob-owned nightclub: Dean Martin, for him, rising fro m humble M "environmental extremist ," but you family, was played in court the other Eddie Fisher, Sammy Davis Jr. and origins), to his macho conquests of are utterly powerless to save one rare That's all I read while walking oul day by a federal prosecuter seeking Sinatra all performed there, the FBI famous actresses, culminating in his of the store with the cashier's "Have beetle, much less a whole forest to break the back of the syndicate. was told, without fee. emotional defeat by Ava Gardner a nice day, honey" cuddled in my From this sense of powerlessness The aging dons of the underworld An illegal gambling operation, tied (good for her- and for us, because it good ear. I switched to The New flows the beginning of suicidal were complaining about the lack of in to the nightclub, reaped $3 million gave new depth to his singing). York Times. It had three crushers on depression unless you act forcefuly. respect from the younger hoodlums. in profit during that run of celebrated However, a few of us will study Page One: I recommend setting up a mental file "If it wasn't for me," said Fat Tony entertainment, according to Kelley's this work for the evidence 1. Fighting in Beirut kills 52, labeled" Hopeless." This may help to Tony Ducks, "there wouldnn't be thoroughly lawyered research. assembled to support its underlying wounds 200. you avoid useless and possibly no mob left. I made all the guys." Ir "Frank lent himself and Dean and thenie: that a celeb^'y with supreme 2. Drug hysteria continues to destructive worryingabout situation} Mafia lingo, "to make" someone is Sammy and Eddie Fisher as bait to arrogance and *' bility to raise ravage Washington. that are hopeless. to bring them into the brotherhood ol bring in the high rollers," Peter funds for politicians can succeed in 3. The United States is Thus, Tuesday morning when I blood, often after the candidate has Lawford is quoted as buying respectability- if not from experiencing "a surge of interest in read "Scientists See Signs of Mass carried out a murder. explaining,"while Sam and the Boys one president, from another. The new metaphysical religions, Extinction," I read the opening lines, "Shoot him," sympathized Tony fleeced them. I guess it was either transcript of the Sinatra hearing mediums, the occult, reincarnation, said to myself, "Here's a hopeless Ducks, adding with a heavy heart that of die." before the Nevada Gambling psychic healing, Satanism, 'spirit situation if I ever read of one," and that you could "get rid of them, Lawford, the movie actor, was a Commission, interspersed with guides' and other aspects of flipped the story into the "hopeless" shoot them, kill them," but then Kennedy in-law and the link to commentary by biographer Kelley supernaturalbelief. " file with instructions to forget about "you can't go on- it's disgusting." show business for that political clan. pointing to evidence contradicting it if possible. The Baltimore Sun's winning And so it is. I read this in the light When the president .and his brother that testimony, will cause an front-page entry in the doom The same for the Beirut fighting of other FBI transcripts of murdered learned the extent of the Sinatra ana-Mafia reader's gorge to rise. promotion stakes was a one-line that killed 52 and wounded 200. mob leader Salvatore (Momo) association with the. Fischette Not President Reagan's, of announcement: "Orioles Lose Again. Beirut and Lebanon, along with "My Way: Giancana published in brothers and Giancana, the course. In the name of fighting 10-2." Northern Ireland, have become Biography of The Unauthorized Kennedys distanced themselves crime, he is willing to subject Many persons scanning these front synonyms for "hopeless," Their " by Kitty Kelley. Frank Sinatra, from the singer, staying not at his millions of innocent Americans to pages would have cried,"Ah, the people appear determined to kill each "Let's hit Sinatra" and the Rat Palm Sprinngs home, but that of the most intrusive and demeaning cruel irony of being exhorted to have other for generations to come. Pack, said an angry gangster in the Bing Crosby. Lawford was then drug tests; he undermines that a nice day in a world rife with mass Being daily reminded that early 60s to Giacana, apparently ostracized by the Pack; his career anti-Mafia pose by turning a blind extinction, Beirut, congresssional humanity is capable of such irrationa because the singer had not been able suffered, and he was a valuable eye to the photograph of his friend hysterias, quackery and defeated conduct is depressing. Skimming to get his friend , newly appointed source in this book. continued on page 17 Birds.'" the usual headline, I may say to When I was young and wore my myself, " They're still at it in the heart on my sleeve I used to utter Middle East,' but an instant later the such cries myself. Now I collect my story is filed safely in the Read it if You Can morning papers and, despite "Hopeless " f older. scanning their front pages, walk The same filing system disposed by James Reston was conducted by the Educational it is subject to many different home without so much as a sigh of of Monday's stories about the c. 1986 N.Y. Times News Service Testing Service at a cost of $2 interpretations. despair. The trick is to use the government's drug hysteria and the million, dealt with the facts. Here The reaction to its findings "Hopeless" file. boom in supernatural enterprises. WASHINGTON - There have are some of its conclusions: produced less of an uproar than The story of mass extinction and Sure it's embarrassing to have been two comments in recent days Only 6 percent of Americans in Nakasone's remarks. The Japanese forest destruction, for example, is a Congress and the president and the on the level of American education, their early 20s read below the prime minister was on the front story with the power to make you Constitution being soft on drug the first by Prime Minister Yasuhirc fourth-grade level. Only 5 percent pages, while tlie literacy report was feel miserable. Reading it, you Nakasone of Japan, for which he back among the cigarette ads. peddlers, but U would be hopeless cannot meet "routine and "The United States is not awash it think, "It's terrible to destroy all trying to restore them to common has apologized; and the scone a uncomplicated tasks" such as filling illiteracy," Secretary of Education these great forests and all those sense while they are in political heat, report on literacy by the National out a job application. William J. Bennett observed, "but thousands of fascinating plants and Like Beirut, Lebanon and Assessment of Educational Progress Almost 100 percent of adult most of our young people are not creatures, and somebody ought to Northern Ireland, the U.S. that was commissioned by the U.S> Americans could sign their name on very literate... For the $263 billion stop it." continued on page 17 Department of Education. a Social Security card or find the Nakasone had told the members ol expiration date on a driver's license. America spent on education last his ruling Liberal Democratic Party But only 20 percent could figure out year, wc should do better than this." W[t that Japan had become "a highly from a bus schedule when the next That may be the most hopeful Calbg ptfo intelligent and highly educated bus would arrive. official statement out of Washington society," adding that it was "much since President Reagan promised to editors-in-chief The problem of illiteracy was most more so than America on the serious among American adult balance the federal budget; but othei news editors ^f£P/S_2? David Bullock AdamLrnster business manager average. In America fltere are quite a blacks in their 20s. Eighteen observers seem equally ambivalent Wendy Dauphina li PamelaWoolley few black people, Puerto Ricans and percent, the report said, read below "The results are much better than Dana Friedm an „^«:„„„ _jiw P ,tor Mexicans. On the average (America) the fourth-grade average compared expected, said Gregory Anng, zrtiKl£c iaw, production manager features editor Emily Isaa cs is still very low." with 4 percent of whites and 8 president of the Educational Testing Sue Jacobs on . __ .. . advertising manager lay-out editor This was taken here as a racial percent of Hispanic young adults. Service. "The country has reached a Gma Cornacchio arts editor Kim King slur, though the Japanese All told, about 20 percentof younf 95 percent level of literacy. No othei Sean Collins . _.. . . government explained that the prime adults could not read as well as the country has achieved that There is Elaine Kingsbury |ffi&££ assistant lay-out editor RobertBorghese Htmn minister had meant only that Japan's still a problem for the remaining 5 LameFrarJdm Nancy average eight grader, though 98 art director ' educational task was easier because percent... but the real need is to Hilary Pfeifer TonyScahirro photo editor percent of those studied hod finished it is a society with a single race, work with the much larger advertising design M&eSalvador the eight grade. And 38.5 percent snorts editor without the complexities of could not read as well as the average proportion of the population that America's racial diversity. "I would already can read but doesn't read Tim Zabriskie 11th grader. like to express my heartfelt The report, entitled "Literacy: well enough to cope with this apology," the prime minister said fil f i g technological society." typists: Pro es o Amer ca's Youn later. Adults," was based on a survey last The report was published after two MeMon, Allison Gitmv Bracken, Nancy Donahue , Karenp ^i%Stacev That dealt with tlie question of year of only 3,600 young people national televsion networks had Mw^JliOriclmiaryPMerJ etimferSymm manners. The literacy study, which between the ages of 21 and 25. Thus continued on page 17 Violence Erupts at Colby Navara ne Lectures on Ghandi I Hagens to talk had to close down, since, in addition "Ghandi was not dogmatic," he by Camilla J ohansson to the fight excessive vandalism had was, rather, a person of faith, work on Reagan omics been discovered in the men' and dedication. He dressed in simple s by Larry Radican WATERVILLE, bathroom. clothes, and lived off fruits, nuts anc Maine - John B. It appears that there was more Hagens, vice president and director About one hour later, a second fight milk. Even though he was a violence than usual on campus this Last Thursday evening, October 2. of U.S. Macroeconomics at Chase that night began in the Spa. The twc celebrity, he never acted any past weekend. Dean Serjenian said Mr Vishwanath Naravane, a former Econometrics, will speak on persons involved, (a visiting student differently, and he shared in all the three fights were reported to him on professor of philosopohy at Colby "Reaganomics: Revolution to and a Colby student), stated arguing chores of the less privileged. When Monday morning, although only one and a close comeradeof many Colbj Counter Revolution" on Thursday, about who had the right to a booth. his help was required, he was there. has been investigated so far. professors, alumni and students, October 9, at 8 pm at Colby. Supposedly, the student from the When his job was completed, he Around 11:45 P.M. on Friday night, gave a provocative and moving Sponsored by the department of other college provoked the Colby moved onward. a fight between a senior and an lecture on Ghandi. Mr. Naravane economics and the second of this f ight Most interesting are Ghandi's underclassman started by the kitchen student and started the by invited those present at the lecture tc year's Schmidt-Fellner Lecture ideas on love, non-violence, anger in the student center. As the fight hitting the Colby student nght in the understand Ghandi's relevance Series, the talk will be in room 215 and basic human interaction. Ghandi moved into the lobby, 4 basket-ball face. Safety and Security arrived today, and he summoned all to of the Lovejoy Building, with a very quickly to calm things down. never believed in violence as a team members and one student comprehend what Ghandi meant reception to follow in the faculty means of attaining a goal; even if the worker on duty intervened to keep The non-Colby student was taken tc when he said,"The spiritual force of lounge. the Waterville Police Station. The goal itself was good. He believed the two fighters apart Somehow a man is much stronger than his Formerly an assistant professor ol Colby student did not want to press that truth and non-violence were bottle was broken, and the physical aspects." economics at Colby, Hagens earned charges. inseparable - they were one. Thus, underclassman was cut in the hand In a world fraught with violence, his B.A. from Occidental College logically it was impossible to be by the glass. The student on duty The administration is aware that duplicity and moral decay, it may be and his M.A. and Ph.D. from truthful if you were angry. Anger believes that the broken bottle was fights do occur occassionally. The extremely difficult for many to even Cornell University, where he more or less an accident By the time only reason that not all are attempt an understanding of his would lead to violence which would specialized in economic theory, Safety and Security arrived, the investigated is simply that some are teachings and beliefs. Yet Naravane ultimately ameliorate nothing. public finance and econometrics. senior had left. The underclassman not reported. It is not a matter of urged us to try. At one point in his lecture, Prior to his government service, was taken to the infirmary to care foi who is involved or the degree of Ghandi was a man who beheld Naravane posed the question: "Has Hagens was an economist at the his hand. The party for the seriousness. very special qualities and attributes. there ever been a problem solved by Social Security Administration as a basketball team in the Student Centei His warm personality, his ability to violence?" Peaceful negotiation has Brookings Economic Policy Fellow transform his ideas into actions and worked, violence never really has. Ii and a senior economist at the Where have all his essence of humility and we take World War II for example, Council on Wage and Price Stability gentleness made him appeal to it can be said that through violence He has published articles on several the Spaces Gone ? many. His ability to reach out to the and bloodshed, the European macroeconomic topics, including by Alison Como masses was "the mark of a true problem was solved. Was it really inflation and unemployment, Many students who brought their cars to school this year were sage." People traveled miles to see solved? Or was an answer forced productivity and money demand. frustrated to find that many parking spots had disappeared over the him. For his followers, just taking onto one party by another? To In his position at Chase summer. The most obvious is the missing hillside lot and the now illega sight of him was enough; thr ough "solve" a problem implies that the Econometrics, Hagens has spaces behind the old fraternities. Peter Chenevert, Head of Safety and simple visual contact there was problem no longer exists. Through responsibility for forecasts and Security, was able to answer a few questions about the problem. spiritual uplifting and revival. violence, problems are only masked analyses of the U.S. economy at the The dirt lot by Hillside was originally used by the construction continued on page 10 national level. vehicles when the new addition to the library was being built. After construction was complete, faculty and students began to park there. Since it was an eyesore, and never intended to be a permanent lot, the area was replanted with grass over the summer. As a result, parking behind the old fraternities was opened to faculty and staff to pick up the overflow. Now these spaces along with the other faculty/staff and , s ^rA i special permit parking areas are open to student use only between 4PM • 1rfI/) 1*\i If yhj^ • and 12AM. Safety and Security asks that student cars be moved from ^ - • / Lf WI t * these areas after 12AM because of winter parking rules. Plows must have • Jewelers access to these areas in order to clear them of snow by 7 AM. Between ^-tM / ^'ne « 7AM-4 PM and 12AM -7 AM there will be strict enforcement of these _T J 106 MAIN ST WATERVILLE , MAINE • regulations, and tickets given to those parked illegally. Security does I G^^ (207) 872-9025" « keep an eye on the student lots at night, and although parking in them may be inconvenient, it saves both Safety and Security and the students i lot of troulble. Tickets for illegal parking have increased from $3-$5 this year, and unpaid bills will eventually be put on the individual's studcnl account. continued on page 10 ; 7IRTQ1RVED" \ THI FAR SIDE By GA RY L ARSON ; DIAMOND CENTER j • i • • Professional Goldsmith s on « Premises * • « • « • • Diamond Remoun ting while « • you wait and watch \ 4 • • Immediate credit available • (to qualified applicants) ,

• HOURS: •Q'.OOam - 9:00pm Daily < • 'Mast ercard • Visa • American Express • « • • Jeffery's Charge • Layaway • « 1 Suddenly, the living room was flooded with light i and the angry sounds of an engine being rowed. And everyone knew — the cat was back. !...... •••••••: Blackwell: Colby' s New Assistant Dean Women s Lockers Renovated The Scoop On Sellers by Ingrid Ekstrom rights activist, and leader, a by Kelly Vandal a much needed, spacious area for by Alison Como Dean Blackwell, our new Assistan statesman and a diplomat who was Thanks to the efforts of many Colby's women athletes. Everyone Recently there have been rumors Dean for Intercultural Affairs, is awarded an honorary Doctor of Law people, Colby Womens' Athletics involved is pleased with the project. that the quality of food being served well-aware of 'Colby's low degree from Colby in 1952 and was will have new lockers for the winter Although a lot of renovation has in the dining halls has gone down. proportion of minority and thereafter closely affiliated with the season. Many people have been done in the Athletic complex, Scott Bennett, the new dining hall international students, and has college until his death in 1971) contributed time, energy and funds including reconstruction of the manager of Roberts explained that decided to give the problem top Blackwell would like to see these into this eight year project for the installation of Nautilaus equipment the average cost per meal is about priority in his first year on the job. events become something that is renovations of the womens locker the primary thrust of the project has equal to what it has been in the past. In his own words, his job is to looked forward to every year, room in the Athletic Complex. been that of the women's locker As a matter of fact, Sellers will not "improve the quality of life for eventually becoming part of Colby Among them, Gene DiLorenzo, Die. rooms. work where the food cost is too low minority and international students" tradition. Whitmore and Sandy Maizel have When the locker rooms are opened (as a rule, they will not work with on campus. By sucessfully doing Dean Blackwell comes to us with been instrumental in getting this for the winter season, each womens state universities). However, this that, he feels he would get the plenty of experience to help him project off the ground and seeing it varsity team will have its own year prices of certain items (such as satisfaction of seeing growing realize these goals. For four years he to its finish. facility, complete with blue and grey beef) have increased. Thus we do numbers of prospective students worked as Assistant Dean at The Colby 2000 Club has made lockers. The opening of the locker not see it on the menu as often. Mr. from more diverse backgrounds Hobart/William Smith in New York, the renovation project its Capital rooms has been postponed due to a Bennett also explained that the being attracted to Colby. Blackwell and, more recently, he spent eight campaign and pushed it along. shipping delay. Everything else is dining halls work on a -five week plans to initiate change by first years at the University of Notre Evelyn Kellett (former athlete - class ready and awaits the arrival of the plan, and the menu is basically a raising his concerns with the college Dame in Indiana as their director of of 1926) was the primary funder, lockers. rotating one. so that the issue will become a more Minority Affairs. He appears to be donating $50,000 for the renovation In addition to the locker rooms, a Comment cards have been made important one in planning and quite dedicated to achieving the goal; The project includes complete conferenceroom has been made oul available, and students are administration and, secondly, by he has set and, better yet, he is renovation of a previously used of the old men's baseball locker encouraged to use them. The working directly with students to approachable and willing to talk with area. It proved most feasible in room. This, too, was completely management welcomes any help them raise issues, solve students. Good luck Dean terms of cost and space to demolish gutted and reconstructed, providing constructive input All suggestions problems, or plan activities along th« Blackwell, we look forward to and reconstruct this area. 1lie project a conference room for players and will be taken into consideration and lines of improving the quality of seeing your ideas set into motion. has gone through many phases, coaches to watch tapes and discuss put into use if practical their lives at Colby. changes and revisions. The result is games. He would like to introduce some continuity by making certain Dartmouth College, Hanover, anything to do with the turmoil from programs that are geared towards Academia Elsewhere NH: Dartmouth College President the demonstration or with a move by minority and international students David McLaughlin, who was faculty members and students to into annual, instead of just Yale University, New Haven, CT: Middlebury College, VT: The criticized last winter for his handling oust him last year. occasional, events. One example of Charge of sexual harassment against Board of Trustees has decided to of an anti-apartheid protest on "I think that the events of last such a program would be a yearly sophomore Wayne Rich were completely divest all of the college's campus, announced Monday that he winter were obviously difficult for Bunche Symposium, a symposium reversed last week. He had South African investments within 24 will resign after the end of this the entire college as well as the we have had in the past at Colby originally been put on two year months. The Board maintained that school year. presidency but the board of trustees based on the Ralph J. Bunche probation for putting up poster it was not in the college's best McLaughlin, who was named could not have been more supportive Scholars Program for "minority satirizing university Gay and interest to maintain investments in Dartmouth's 14th president in 1981, through that period of time, " said students with demonstrated Lesbian Awareness Day (GLAD) South Africa given the current denied that his resignation had McLaughlin. leadership scholastic strength and into his own "Bestiality Awareness conditions. potential." (Ralph Bunche was a Day" (BAD), exercising freedom of Nobel Peace Prize winner, civil speech.

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E^^^^^ QQ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Ea ^i -^ -^ S^ll ^ _ .. ^^ *&££. ******* The Blue Light Classes Overcrowded Mystery by Prfscllla Phlnnoy When studen ts walked into upperclassmen non-Eng lish majors continue to do so, not completely by Wendy Dauphinais Professors Lee Feigon and Chip would not be able to take an upper understandin g that this will involve Hauss 's Compara tive Commun ism level English course if its enrollment more work than in pas t years. Thrce weeks ago, as Colby students congrega ted on class at the beginning of the were limited. "This is good stuff," Students seeking to "catch-up " on the campus for the start of a new year, many semester, the popularity of the says Bassett "I like to get it out to at credits might also elect to take the upperclassmen were awestruck by the missing blue course was instan tly apparent Not a many people as possible, not just the extra course. light in the library tower. For many years, students chair was empty in the long lecture 25 senior English majors. " Professor Feigon favors an have made their way across campus ia the midst of a hall of Lovejoy 205. Those arriving According to Govern ment absolute limit on class sizes, as well dark night, often becoming entranced by the luminous, last had to borrow chairs from othei Professor Chip Hauss, there exists as including discussion sessions in blue tint classrooms. "You have to come to an imbalance in studen t's desire to the lar ge classes so that teachers can Wha t would upperclassmen now tell the new class early , otherwise you sit in one enroll in certain courses as opposed have more contact with students. In freshmen? Is the Colby myth true that once the blue of those metal folding-up chairs in to others. Departments such as addi tion, he feels a more long-term light goes out, a virgin has gradua ted! the middle of the aisle," said one governmen t and history have many approach would be to spend some In an interview with several upperclassmen guys, student courses in which far more students money on hiring more faculty, there was a consensus, that , "No, that was virtually In Profess or Feigon's opinion, would like to enrol l than is prac tical . "inst ead of screwing up the parking impossible, they have personally made sure of it." there is no question that the At the same time, there are courses lots." One night , within a week after classes had begun , the educa tional value of such a large in other depar tmen ts whose "Crea ting new professorships light in the tower mysteriously app eare d. Those class decre ases, passive learning, in enrollment is not large at all. As Lee might help one depar tment , but it studen ts who were already head first in their books which the studen ts are likely to sil Feigon puts it "There are alot of weaken s other depar tments.," might not have even recognized this brief , fain t back and take notes instead of perfectly good courses taught by Professor Chip Hauss said. In glimpse of blue light; for within a few nights , the light par ticipating in dialogue with the perfec tly good people , " whose theory , a liberal arts school should had turned white! instruc tors, is encouraged by a large enrollmen t is never theless small. no t streng then some depar tmen ts Why has this blue light lost its tint? Rumors held that class size. "You might as well play Another fac tor possibly and make them enormously large at maybe more than one virgin had gradua ted in the videotapes or assign a book for contributing to some large class size: the expense of the smaller ones. To spring , and die light will forever be pure white. $14,000 per year ," said Feigon: is the change in course loads for create a new professorship would Director of Physical Plant , Alan Lewis assures the Other professors feel that there is faculty and students. While the require an allotment of a very large studen t and alumni that the regular light was in the some justification in teaching large course loads of both have been sum of money. In shor t, the tower, but the blue transparent papers which cover the classes. Professor Charles Basset! reduced this semester to allow question of whether or not to allow windows to make the light appear blue, must have taeches some 140 students in his students more concentrated study, large class enrollmen ts to continue is peeled off. Within two days after the _____> spoke with class "The American Shor t Story " studen ts accustomed to takin g five a question of priori ties. Physical Plant about the blue light, the problem was which meets in Lovejoy 100. Man y courses per semster sometimes correc ted so Colby now resumes it's blue light status. Lewis says four new floodlights have replaced the old spotlights this year; thus giving the whole library Farkus is Enthusiastic tower a more brilliant glow. The intensi ty of the new by J en Riley lights has attracted a swarm of bats , which circle the "Colby College? Where is it?" Direc tor of Student Activities, he doesn t just hear a stereo in the tower each night after sunse t. Could this sudden Those are the words Colby 's new worked for a student center four background. Two people have been appearance of bats have a connection with the myth of Direc tor of Studen t Activities times as large as Colby 's. After placed in charge of organizing the blue light? Only Colby students know! though t of when Colby called to working at Stonybro ok for some programs that will occur during the Art Director's Note: Tmpaying$15,000 ayear for blue ask him to come up north for an time, Farkas decided to move on week and the weekends at The Spa. cellophane? interview. Fortunately for Colby and applied to other colleges for a Live music on a regular basis and College, after touring the campus job. Ithaca seemed a good choice the open microphone concept are and braving an Eas tern Express while Cornell was a possibility. being considered. The open mic flight , John Farkas became a Colby then arri ved on the scene concept would allow people to member of the Colby Communi ty. and , impressed by the facilities, audi tion to perform music or Faculty/Student Connection Farkas gradua ted from the State studen ts, and genera l overa ll comedy and then the chosen people by Meredith Hart As Associate Dean of Students , Universi ty of Buffalo with a B.A. appearance of the school, he would perform on Thursday and Joyce McPhetres Maisel coordinates and a Masters degree in Marketing. accepted the offer to become Frida y evenings. Movie nights are The facul ty at Colby plays a residential life and is responsible foi Also certified to teach high school, Director of Student Activities. also being developed primary role in both the social and working with residence hall staff , Farkas began his career in 1978 by Since the Student Center is new to John Farkas is enthusiatic about hi; academic communi ty of the college. Commons coordina tors , and faculty teaching at a juvenile delinquent Colby, Farkas is mainly intere ted in job and the new pl ans for the The Faculty Resident Program and residen ts. Ms. Maisel believes that high school outside of Buffalo. The utilizing the Center as much as Studen t Center. After tra veling The Associates Program have, for the involvement of the teachers is a subjects of business , marketing and possible. In the works are an through Maine for awhile , Farkas the past seven years, increased the positive sta tement of their remedial math kept him busy during enter tainmen t series at lunchtime in has decided Maine is a nice place tc opportunity for faculty and student committmen t of enhancing the the days. At the same time he The Spa, more vendors on campus be although he would never have intera ction outside of the clasroom. residential life of the students. The became involved with the boy that sell crafts , jewelry and other considered Maine as a place to live The Faculty Resident Program faculty participation enables students scouts and helped to organize student needs, and the continua tion if Colby had not offered him a job , involves instructors who live withta to recognize faces, share common events and activi ties there during th< of decorating the Center with the Farkas lives in an apartmen t in the each of the four Commons. In the interests and hobbies , and discuss evenings. black and whit e historical picture s, bottom of Dana Hall and his office Associates Program , 108 faculty current issues and events. Ms. After six years Farkas wanted to some of which are already up in the is located on the second floor of the members are active. Throu ghout the Maisel feels the program is off to a move on to something different so Spa. The Spa is a 'definite ar ea of Student Center. year , the designated Associates will positive start and many goals will be he applied to the State University at interest for Farkas. He hopes for it dine with students , participate in achieved. Stonybrook. Hired as the Assistant to become a place where a person discussions, and go to a variety of From the student perspective , the extra- curricular activities. Faculty Resident Program and the Those involved this year in the Associates Program are seen as Facul ty Resident Program are: beneficial and advantageous. Classifieds must be dro pped off at the Echo ; Chaplin Commons - Jprge oiivare! Allyson Siwik , the Cultural Life Office , 3rd floor Rober ts,.by 6 p.m. Monda y \ CTrew orgy Hall); . Chair , notes that Colby is one of the J-chnson Commons - Daniel few colleges that has a program in night. Cohen & Lesley Fowler which faculty is required to be (Ooddard-Hodgkins), Scott involved in some type of stude nt Laug hlnhouse (East Quad); interaction . She agrees tha t the Marv Low Commons . Don & program promotes discussion and Revenge is Sweet! Colleen Snyder; one can talk with a pr ofesssor at an Lovcaov Commons - Pat & Ruth informal ,. personal level. The Bra ncnccio (Heights) , Christopher student is able to utilize the talent Get your roommate Shields & Kat hleen Sullivan (Dan a available on campu s and can Hall) , Lin Poyer & Robert Kelley approach a f aculty member about a back in the classifieds! (Taylor Hall). myriad of topics. Chaplin Commons continued on pane 17 * . Administration Responsible for Glass Size the excitement of their own college represent the policy of an entire contrary, in the History Department most amenable to ideas to improve by Lee Feigon administration. But in spite of its at least there is a serious proposal days and for those students who Colby. In any case, they ultimately Every few years, the same thing expected to have many of the often stated commitment to small under consideration to abolish all have to endure the ordeal of the happens at Colby. Somebody from fundamental ideas challenged and class sizes and intense intellectual senior seminars. tenure procedure. For those who one of the national college guide maybe even transformed, life at challenge at Colby, it is clear that Before I go further, let me make it still don't know about this, teaching books - Insiders' Guide, New York Colby is too often a let-down. because it is economically efficient clear that large classes are not by (though not necessarily the kind of Times' Guide, Preppie Guide - talks Towards the end of last year, the and easy to quantify, the large class themselves the problem. A large teaching we would like to see at to a few students, faculty, and Echo in an editorial tried to confront experience at Colby is encouraged. lecture is often a convenient way of Colby) is supposed to be an everything from administrators on this campus, gets this problem by discussing one of it- This is seen in conveying a specific amount of important element in this decision, the impression that intellectual life is underlying causes - namely the large staffing decisions to the wonderfully information in a short period of so in the unlikely case that they need conceived but generally poorly totally dead here and then writes a size of too many of the classes-at this, time, and as long as they are it the junior faculty are very implemented. Pedagogical Society combined with class exercises and description of Colby implying that it small, supposedly intimate liberal susceptible to student pressure. (more generally known as the periodic discussion groups, they can is a third-rate school. Immediately, arts college. Rather than being Next there are those of us with Pederast Society) sessions junior certainly generate a considerable the administration enlists the help of confronted and challenged by a tenure who cannot be fired and often faculty were encouraged to attend amount of excitement. Moreover, everyone on the campus to point out genuine interchange of ideas, Colby have little desire to change our ways last year. smaller classes are not necessarily the truly outstanding assets Colby students are too frequently made to It is against us that pressure, polite il The tragedy of all this is that about good either. Many of them are taught has - a first-fate student body, a sit like drones in a classroom where possible but not so polite if the time this mini-debate on class as if they were large lectures with generally excellent faculty, and a an actor masquerading as a teacher necessary, is most needed. It is'easy size was playing itself out in the little room for discussion or nice physical plant. Massive stands at the front of the class and to go to class, take notes, go home, pages of the Echo, the faculty with questioning. What is inexcusable is pressure is brought to bear, the tells stories. and not be involved. After a while the support of the administration was that at Colby there are large classes guide book service agrees to up its An intelligent administrative patterns develop that are difficult to taking a big step toward with no extra discussion groups and rating of the college in its next response would have been to change. But students should try to transforming the Colby experience. little interchange in the classroom. edition, and everyone breathes a sigh welcome this call from the Echo for break these patterns and be willing The Colby course load for faculty Sure it can be argued, every school of relief and goes back to doing a reinvigoration of the Colby repeatedly (since faculty are and students (at least in most of the has its gut or Mickey (as in the whatever it was they were doing curriculum. Instead, an admistration thick-headed) to say so if a class is social sciences and the humanities) mouse), or Bozo for the Masses before the crisis began. apologist wrote a patronizing letter not being conducted in a meaningful was reduced so that more attention classes. But at Colby these classes, One thing the administration has claiming that statistically the manner. could be devoted to individual whether actually large or small, have never seriously considered , problem did not really exist and that Finally, there is the administration courses. Unfortunately and no doubt a disproportionate influence on the however, is why this problem keeps anyhow to the extent that therejwas a which should play a leading role in because in large part this was not curriculum and contribute greatly tc recurring. No doubt one of the problem it was largely the fault of influencing change on this campus. accompanied by any serious effort tc the intellectual gangrene so often reasons is the often discussed students who didn't know how to In spite of the general tone of this restructure courses at the same time, bemoaned on the campus. general lack of intellectual select their classes correctly. article, I do not feel that everything changes in most What then should be done? An excitement and commitment found in One slimy letter fro m someone there have been few the administration does is bad. There offered this initial proposal would be to limit most Colby classrooms. For those who is not even at the college this of the courses being are good signs, especially the class size to a maximum of thirty who went into teaching because of year does not of course necessarily year in spite of this change. To the encouragement of the new freshman except in situations where lectures seminar program. But if things do are accompanied by discussion not go well, it should not be groups, labs.etc. But in addition all forgotten by the rest of us that unlike of us - faculty, students, senior faculty members, administrators - have a responsibility administrators can be fired. When to keep the pressure on to ensure not delegations (not to mention only that the classes really get to this demonstrations) to the president (if it size but that what happens in these is a bureacratic flunky) or to the classes goes beyond mere trustees (if it is the big cheese entertainment OfoOD' C WOOD® \ himself). \JJ The people easiest to influence are At the very least the excitement ol no doubt the junior faculty. Since this controversy will enliven Colby (D@__U®_r / their numbers include some of the ) and help make it the intimate, best and freshest talent on this / SO Hairs Street Fairfield / engaged place it should be. / 453 - 6811 / campus, they also are probably the

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In contras t, the U.S. a pile for your kind letters and intellectual interchange?...By the the intern ational party is quickly coming to ah end. mark et was carrying a pri <£-earnings multiple of 17. words...We 'll try to keep you way, Malcolm Forbes believes that To identify some of the faster growing markets , let's In analyzing the prospects of future earn ings for happy...honest...the trut h, nothing men who never get carried away see where some of the prof essionals, the mutual fund Japanese companies, it is easy to see that the market bu t the tru th...The Psych should be... bring the stretchers... managers , have put their funds' money. Between June canno t support a price-earnings multi ple of 40 or even Depar tment has been resettled in its lots of them. ,.Hear Ye, Hear Ye!!. .. * 1982 and July 1986, the Merril Lynch Pacific Fund 30. new pala tial abode...that s one way to those who main tain that yeilded a tota l increase of 311% (over 77% a year) Since the dollar 's decline, Japanese companies have of keeping it quiet...whoever said Overseers ' visits (sic) are practically making it the top performing fund for that period. dras tically cut their prices in order to maintain market that comfort and distance does not pointless: How clever of you to The Lynch fund has historically held over 90% of its share. Because costs have remained unchanged , this calm or corrupt?...Obvious ly some notice...Let 's get it together... investments in Japanese stocks traded on the Tokyo direc tly reduces profits. Consequentl y, I think we will members of the Governmen t Smedley proposes that all teaching Stock Exchange . As recently as early September, the see a combination of weaker compa nies dropping out Depar tment are indispensable and members of the Facul ty ra te the title ubiqui tous...We've heard of the of Professor. ..doctors belong in continue d on page 8 long arm of the Law, but the short hospitals...we 'll find something else Take a Few Minutes end of the stick is what some people for dentists , vets, chiroprac tors and get, re ally...The Dean of Facult y is disgrun tled members of the pushing for Facul ty Affiliate s to Church. ..The Performing Arts at by John Glass for their destiny) to be eternally We know too well what exists; we swell the ranks...shades of a Prep Colby are a bright spot..a definite responsible for their choices. We need to pluck existence from the School mentality STUDENT S woman ' s touch is evident... Why is there something instead of crea te our essence through an common, everyday .and instead hold YES !! FLUNKY NO!!...and we Bravo ...Bis!...Dance on you know nothing? Truthfully, I don't thin k infini te number of choices, for in it above us in reverenc e. And this ' though t that in loco parentis was a Who. ..No Smedley, there are no t that there is an answer to this each moment there is an oppor tunity new found joy for objects in the no no...Talk abou t tren ds, have you two travel bureaus on campus. ..but question, if it is even possible to to affirm what you are , or set abou t work can also be applied to our own ever seen a jogger smile?. ..looking there may be several travel agents posit such a problem. Nonetheless, on a different course. The weight oi being; we now f indnuances in what good is serious busines s look moonlighting as faculty...nice work it gets at an issue that permea tes, this knowledge makes us feel as if we have had all along. around you but , don't touch...The if you can con-jure it...We every aspect of our life; it is a we are "nailed to eternity as Jesus Now we have forgotten what it is mostly empty at all hours Facul ty agree. ..September is much too early question of our existence. Most of Chris t was nailed to the cross" to be a self. The weight returns. Out Lounge may double as an echo for the Craf ts Fair... too early to us would readily agree that we do (Milan Kundera). Choice is our bodies are heavy and our minds are chamber...no one talks anymore... think of the Holid ay Season indeed exist, but might go as fajj as burden , and our greatest privilege. full of responsibility . The world could it be because noone yet...surely another activity can be to say that raising such a question is Imagine an existence withou t order must return , for to gert along in listens?...Speaking of listening, did found for Parents ' Weekend... Just moot The quest for what it is to choices, a newspaper for example. an everyday manner , we cannno t you know that Administrative as in the business world , temporary exist is fundamental to us and often Certainly it exists, but this could endlessly pur sue the question of listening is highly selective...only work ers (TEMP S) are in at forgo tten, so set aside a few not be the same type of existence th£ being or possible non-bei ng of cer tain wave leng ths make an Colby..."as always, assignmen ts' momen ts now to ponder nothing we share. It is a being-in-itself , every thing. We canno t always think impressi on...example : have you will go to those who are most more than your existence. with a form and a func tion, but it is this way, bu t we can retain the heard that the only Colby Facul ty qualified ":.. exactly what it is. No more or less wonder. "The weight of being member who is an officer in the will become of it. In terms fo being, Maybe this is all very apparent to Eustis Renovation will indeed get National Society for Innovation in always upon us, so it is no it does not have an iden tity crisis, everyone. If not, then take time going next month...seems rather Higher Education was totally because it has already achieved today to really observe what it is to silly to, (A), move the mail room as wonder that we do not often ignored in our recen t process of perfec tion in itself. We, as exist. The more profoundly the far as possible . from the door , educa tional re-evaluation...wrong ponder our possible beings-for- themselves, do not have thought strikes you, the closer you making bulky UPS deliveries more wave lengttj? or just poor use of this fate of newspaperness cast upon are to unders tanding what existence inconvenien t and (B), to move the non-existence ." human resources?...On the same us. Instead , we have the privilege to really implies. On the other hand , nex t mail room nex t to the FM topic .have you noticed how The weight of being is always create our own existence. one might find this all very trivial. 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There are jive; she's too into the guy and not that bad, but it's a good idea to use bumper cars and worms on the as I spend my afternoons and two types of dancing: Girl-Dancing enough into the step. hyperbole to stress the fact that floor. Those types propel the evenings helping students write and Guy-Dancing, within those two Girls love to dance with other vre'renot that good. One other thing art-form to realmsbeyond the scope resumes, or make appointments, or categories styles range from the girls. They leave all their inhibitions about guy-dancing. It's an absolute of this article. fill out forms, or find resources in John Travolta hustle to the Venus de in their purses hidden beneath a coat the library, I realize how much I Milo Shuffle. in the corner. Then they dance. Colby Parking: Let Us Do the Driving would have enjoyed that journalism Girl-Dancing. Girls generally can Their styles are always exotic when internship I see in the file, or how dance. You can't get around that they dance together. Their heads by Greg Dumark the problem, but not enough. It was much I could have learned from the fact. Any guy can ask any girl to keep time to the beat, bouncing from There I was enjoying my regular not enough to eliminate the Hillside -graduate study day last year, or how dance and be assured that she'll the left shoulder to the right shouldei mid-week sleep-in, rejoicing in the construction lot and student parking much worry I could have saved make the right moves on the floor. and, in the path between, those fact that I had no class until after behind frat row, more could have myself if I had just taken advantage Depending upon how much a girl heads do strange, little wiggly lunch. Then suddenly a shock ran been done. Just having those space- of some of the services I'm now likes a given guy, she'll move. If patterns that somehow make them through my body, that feeling that available is too much of a temptation helping other people take advantage of. But what is important now is she's disinterested her arms bend- look like they know what they are you have slept through something for those of us who are too lazy to not that it is too late for me, but that 1 up Mid down, her feet move- back doing. They employ hips, legs and terribly important It reminded me park in Roberts. If only the have finally seen the range of and forth, and her hips- well they're arms and these parts flail more of the feeling I had when I grand-masters in charge of campus opportunitiesand resources available there anyway. She's passive; she rhythmically. 1 think girls sweat used to forget to take out the garbage parking had thought to eliminate all in the Career Services offices. studies the ceiling. Still, she looks when they dance with each other. cans.and then hearing the nimble ol the student parking spaces. This Although those of us who spend good doing it. Sometimes she'll Guy-dancing- guys generally can', the garbage truck early the next truly would have been a stroke of time tiling and labelling and make eye contact, not with you but dance. There's not to much to write morning, you would scramble to get genius. organizing and grouping the with a Mend. Suddenly a smile ( but about this topic because there's not at least one can out This time it So what am I suggesting? It resources in the Career Services not the kind a guy wants to see) much variety in it I know there are wasn't garbage but my car, and should be obvious to most urban library view those resources as transforms her face. That smile many exceptions and you guys are instead of a garbage truck it was thai dwellers that I am talking about the valuable property, it is obvious that says, "Oh my gods, can you believe hurt because I've heaped you into all too familiar yellow and red tow development of a Park and Ride some members of the student body what I'm dancing with!" the clod-hopping heap with the rest truck. I ran out only in vain and as I program based in Augusta. Think do«not have the same amount of On the other hand there are those of us. But, face the facts- most guys stood there choking on the diesel about it, you could leave behind the respect for girls who are psyched. A guy she dance like a cracked statue in the fumes, I thought to myself "there headaches of looking for a parking . the objects on the library shelves as we do. Those of you has been scoping for weeks asks hei Louvre that vibrates as a crowd of has to be a better way". spot and those unwarranted Safety who make a habit of stealing to dance, and she aims to make the tourists hurries past it. Guys arms That was last year and indeed I and Security tickets. No longer important and costly materials from most of the opportunity. This girl never move- those limbs may as was right there is a better way to would you be running down to moves alot faster than the "passive well be glued to their sides for all the solve Colby's parking problem. In security arguing "but only one wheel the Career Services library are depriving other people of victim" type, but it's forced. She's movement they perform. Legs bend fact, Colby has taken steps to correct continued on page 10 THE FAR SBDE By GARY LARSON information that is not earmarked for _ you. alone, but which should be Anothe r year . .. | available to everyone who needs or _ _ , wants it. Beyond the obvious . Anoth er class I unfairness of ripping off resource To Come Doiu n And Meet 1 books and shoplifting catalogues anc other literature, it is ludicrous to stea resources from our library, since LEUINE S Career Services owns not one but TWO Venda-Cards, and we are • —'^^ ^^^j ^^ Jfr ^ V happy to copy almost anything for .flP Where its fun to shop you. You can also sign out many of Jg^flP » Msit our UNDERGROUND at any other library, and then bring A^mmmXJ______K __aaa_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^___^_^K them back when you're finished. continued on pace 10 _v______<_____ L Sf_. f r\f By*\ W M fm\*'^mW \

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Preface : "I don't like speaking. I the man himself, Mitch Snyder. Madison, Avenue management counterpart to the suffering in Reaganville like Hooverville during do it to report on what I see... I He does not promote educational consultant. "You drink yourself Southeast Asia was within yards of the Depression." Lafayette Park also don't leave people laughing. I cause programs for the homeless nor does blind because you hate what you are the White House because it was a hosted THanksgiving dinner to discomfort"~Mitch Snyder he advocate programs for the doing." In 1973 Snyder joined the reasonably safe place to be. In 1972, 1,000 homeless and hungry last The obsessed voice of the crusadei unemployed. He is a man who community for Creative Snyder operated soup kitchens and year. for the homeless, Mitch Snyder, denounced segregation and Non-Violence, a group started as a in 1976 he opened his emergency The glamour of being a vagabond leaned on a podium sprouting from intolerance, a cult leader living in response to the Vietnam War. First, shelter, a place of "reasonable has waned. Vagabonds are now what he considered the bowels of Washington, D.C. at his shelter, a he served two years in a Connecticut dignity." * bums. But the majority of people Waterville, Maine. The place—Colby shelter housing 700. His goal is to prison. Like a dangling modifier, the Snyder proclaimed that a person being classified as bums no longer College. A microcosm of corrupt create a kingdom. Snyder has no reasons for Snyder's imprisonment has an absolute right to shelter fit the stereotype. Snyder claimed and perverse capitalist piglets suggestions as to the creation of his had been clipped from the himself at night and society has an that the diversity and magnitude is snorting in troughs of ignorance. kingdom only that"We must first script."His focus is now the absolute responsibilty to provide it finally being recogniozed. His Was his purpose to pluck our acknowledge one god, to whom homeless," read flyers on dining "Instead," shouted Snyder. the message:"It could be you." He heartstrings? No, Snyder lacked the everything is bound...and students tables at Colby,"which absorbs homeless are missing persons, added that in the past seven years, tact. He blundered: "You at should leave college. Get out. One every waking moment of his time absent from our decision making, "The amount of gangrene and frost Colgate..." The mistake was in his does not become educated within the and energy. our conscience, our lives." bite and hunger on the street has favor. It reemphasized Snyder's institution," in the pursuit of truth Snyder created his religious This creative, nonviolent crusadei soared." Snyder recreated George, a attack. Colby? Colgate? They're all and justice. community 16 years ago. Fifty boasted,"! have broken down doors, character of Tom Wolfe's the same. "They bear no Snyder woke up at age 26 in a people now run the organization on literally...poured blood on churches imagination enlivened 50 years ago resemblance to reality. This place cold sweat. He knew life meant Second Street. None receive salary and buildings that don't keep doors in New York City: George would could be on Venus..." more than flying to Puerto Rico first Every day two thousand people are open during cold winter nights." cross the Brookline Bridge every Some students sympathized. class to shoot craps for an hour. given food, clothing and medical Students wondered from whence night to visit the public latrines. He Others were infuriated, not with Tired of being society's cuckold, attention. such blood came, but no one dared had a horrible fascination with this Reagan's injustice to the homeless, Snyder walked away from a In opposition to the Vietnam War. interrupt. "We created tent cities in obscene meeting place where the as was Snyder's intention, but with $50,000 a year position as a Snyder demonstrated that the Lafayette Park and called it homeless congregated. A devil's continued on page 10

a continued from page 8 QUESTION #2. was on the grass isn't a hundred dollars a little, steep?" Nor would you have to suffer through the painful experience of having to "buy" your car back for a mere BHB -H _¦ _¦ twenty-five dollars. And believe me, ^ ^B^ ^ _^ ^ 9H- ____Bl____- ^^_^^ HflB ^owr ^GmW WBkW^ BflnnH vM H ^&rmm -B^V 91 10 ^^k%r V_D v " _/ 873.0571 ¦« '' through the sharing of joys and all." ^ --^, ' ' Ai**- ^ sorrows that he was able to attain Mr Naravaneappeared at Colby as this Approximate Truth . Mr. a guest of the department of 1 '" , ; ' 1 , , ¦ ¦¦ , ; ,, . ;, „ ¦ ¦ ' Naravane remarked that ; 0 h >i 'tI . i , , , , , „ . ,, ., , ' ' ' ;. ' : ' Philosophy and Relioon...... '< '' ' ' . _ ¦' '•¦*• 'I'-ilt : v , , , t , . ',, ' . ' ' , . . ' ' . ' • Spouts Scoreboard New Coach Ready Snatog £____j_J1 ' for Success by Kate Brennan The racing division of The Colby Record: 1-2 by Chris Watt here on campus as well. He eats Sailing Club has eight regattas Last Game: Colby 7 Lowell 6 When new head football coach frequen tly in Roberts dining hall and scheduled for the fall season, five oi Next Game: Oct 11 @ Amherst Tom Austin arrived on campus this feels that close contact with his pas t February, the Colby football players and other Colby students is. which have already been atte nded. The results from these regattas have Women's Field Hockey team was-in shambles. Departing vital part of blending into the Colby been generally acceptable. The most Record: 3-3-1 coach Chris Raymond resigned at environment t t , recent of these was The Corinthians Last Game: Colby 4 New England College 0 he end of he 1985 season leaving Before this past winning weekend, behind a dismal record of 5-19. The t t t t Regatta in Larchmont , New York. Next Game: Oct 10 Home vs. Plymouth State Aus in was asked wha he hough team was winless in 1986, and was about the outlook for the rest of the This regatta is unique to college sailing. Typically collegiate regatt Men's Soccer mired in a 9 game losing streak. season despite the two early a- , are sailed in small boats such as Record: 2-6 Enter Austin not on a white horse tc blow-out losses (against Union and d t t t "G ood 420's, Larks, and Flying Juniors. Last Game: Colby 0 Clark 2 lea he Mules o an undefea ed Hamil ton) ? , against Union season , t t t tt t d The Corinthians Regatta , however, Next Game: Oct 11 @ Conn. College bu wi h a posi ive a i u e we were simply outmanned. They and a bright outlook for the future. [Union] are comparable to many was sailed in boats ranging from 24 to 48 feet. Twenty-six schools from Women's Soccer Austin, a form er two-way player s division II and even division I-AA (q t " all over the Bast coast competed in Record: 1-2-2 UMO uar erback and defensive teams, maintains the new mule back), has had coaching experience this major intercollegiate regatta. Last Game: Colby 0 Amherst 0 mentor (how many other division HI t g ( Each college team sailed a different Next game: Oct 15 @ Bowdoin a Lawrence Hi h School in teams can you name who have a Fairfield, ME) , Ithaca College, 300-pound lineman?) The Hamilton boat, while the owner acted as a crew member. The teams were Men's Q-ogg Countr y Boston University, and, most game was a different story, t , d t divided into two divisions based on Record: 9th of 20 at Tufts and 3rd of 6 at Gorham recen ly Bri g on Academy in however. "We had a chance to win the boats rating (a boats rating is Last Meet 1st of 3 @ UMA Bridgton, ME, where he was head against Hamilton ," he says, "but measure of the boats expected Next Meet NESCAC @ Bates on Oct 11 coach. On e might think that mental errors cost us. Most inheriting a program with such an impor tantly though, this game performance based on boat design unsuccessful past would be showed our kids that they and sail area. The higher the rating Women's Cross C ttPtry could - "No " the slower the boat). These boats Record: 2nd of 4 at Bowdoin, 1st of 14 at SMU Invitational, and 2nd at discoura ging to a new coach. t play. " were provided b CBB at all, states Coach Austin. "The Finally , and probably what is mosl y generous New York boat owners. Last Meet Colby 33 Wesleyan 34 E Conn 80 Clark 97 players have been entusiastic and impor tant & the future of footbal l al Five Colby students sailed on a Next Meet NESCAC @ Bates on Oct 11 have shown a genuine committmeni Colby, are Coach Austin's long term to the program. Their attitude has plans. "I don't view this position a. Morgan 30, named Piffle , owned by Arthur Eickhoff of Stanford, Women's Tennis been positive and they seem to be a stepping stone. I think that the Connec ticut. Piffle was skippered Record: 3-3 ready to relax and begin to really Codby football program needs some by Dave Wehr, with Kate Brennan , Last Match: Colby 9 UMO 0 (Bowdoin Cancelled) enjoy playing football. " Austin alsc continuity, which is something that Matt Murphy, Fbrsythe Kineon, and Next Match: Oct 11-12 MALA.W Tournament cited a fine coaching staff and the i t has lacked in the past." He seems true concern of Colby facul ty and quite happy in his new job here at Greg Lundberg as crew. Two races adminis tration as positive factors. Colby and seems truly dedicated to were scheduled for the two day Coach Austin is becoming a reestablishing the respectabilit y of event The first race was delayed for familiar face to the other students Mule football. Good luck Coach an hour due to lack of wind. After a Austin! Let 's hope the future holds vicious water balloon fight between more games like this past Saturday '- rival teams the race was underway. All the Help You Need well-earned Victory over the The Colby boat had an excellent start University of Lowell. audi although it had the highest to Get throu gh College rating, quickly moved up in the fleet Cross Smooth teamwork and good tactics led the team to a fourth place finish, or into Graduate School Country continued on page 17 On Saturday, Oct 11, the men's Wttttt t (jy**^^^^ iNOlWODifc t ^tm ^^ and women's cross country teams ATirieiMT IlOM CDDVUtFSi CJUD§fc ~f travel to Bates for the NESCAC __^it>neiR3 aimi? (wit? 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by Drew Simmons Junior Guard Matt Reilly described our ability in the offensive line to week before, to a measly 6 points. nullifies it, and the following attempt After an eleven game vacation the aggressiveness of this year's hold them out with the pass By virtue of a scouting report from five yards further out veers from the "win" column, Colby team: "We now have confidence. It blocking." With two juniors acting received early last week, the defense strongly to the right: the referees actually won. The 7-6 victory came brought us a taste of winning, and as the seasoned veterans of the line, keyed on a blitz that took advantage signals no good. Colby regained at the expense of the pre-game we're going to want it more...more Colby saw their ability to of Lowell's inexperienced offensive possession, and since Lowell had nc favorite University of Lowell team. than the other teams." Within the consistently produce offensive line. Senior standout Andy Spirito more time outs, Kispert sat on the Our defense sacked their team the outlook is optimistic and drives as" a central factor .in their capped two sacks on the blitz, while ball - the victory wasours. quarterback, our offense moved the also consistently geared toward mon triumph. Last season when the sophomore Sean Murray followed There was much more rejoicing. ball , our team scored more points success this season. The first two running game failed, they switched suit with one. QB Kispert The countdown of the final seconds than theirs did, and we really won. games/defeats on the Colby schedule to a failing pass attack - this season rationalized the victory, saying, "th e marked the end of Colby football's It was a well deserved win for the were the most difficult Both Union it's different. The running attack pass protection really kept us in the winless nightmare. Running straight motivated Colby football program and Hamilton are far larger schools against Lowell existed as a short ball game, and the defense gave us from the field, still in full pads, a Battling against a losing tradition with heavy recruitring, and it yardage gaining struggle, inable to the win." group of players stormed Roberts (the last win was in 1984) and showed in Colby's performance. produce scores or game breakers. With only minutes to go in the Union and sounded the Revere bell fighting to regain the support of a With only 14 points to their However, the air game, featuring game, the score remained 7-6, to the ecstatic cheering of their student body who had lost total opponents 75 in those opening two two possession receiver tight ends, Lowell penetrated deep into Colby teammates on the back lawn. Tight interest in the team, the White Mules games, Colby struggled to keep then has picked up the slack. All three territory with an arching pass to theii end MacNinch said of the renewed kept their noses to the grindstone composure. The victory over touchdowns scored this year have wide receiver. Colby safety Andy spirit after the game: "I don't and won one for themselves, their Lowell came as a result of a been on passes to the tight ends: Ayers appeared to have position to remember feeling this good after twc fellow students, and their new coach combination of a swarming defense, Alex Millman with two, and John make the interception, but as the ball victories in my freshman year. Last - Tom Austin. a revitalized offense, and a bit of MacNinch with the other. came down Ayers slipped on the night everyone, even people who "Basically, he [Austin] has luck. MacNinch had six receptions at the muddy field and Lowell made the didn't know me, were saying, "Holj brought in a postive attitude that has The offensive line was the Lowell game, -includin g a catch. Glimpses of victory were , the football team won today." spread through the coaching- staff underlying reason Colby was able to spectacular diving leap over the fading quickly. Last weekend the News of the game spread like and down to the players," take control against Lowell. The middle. Millman aced the only Lowell place kicker booted a school wildfire through campus. Jaws commented Tight End Alex Millman men in the trenches managed to Colby score with a minute left in the record 43 yard attempt, he was dropped and eyes bugged out; Colby Colby's leading scorer with 2 TD provide superior pass protection and first half, bringing in a picture easily within his range. Fourth actually won. Kispert explained the receptions-this year. Formerly open gaps for the running game as •perfect spiral from quarterback Chip down, 45 seconds in the game, and significance fo the win as "the coaching at Bridgeton Academy, well. Coach Austin praised the Kispert Lowell sets up for the field goal. dawning of a new era, actually. The Austin instituted a new offense and a offensive line's performance after The "swarming" defense held The kick splits the uprights, but an end of misery, and the beginnning new attitude - a winning team. the game: "The difference today was Lowell, who scored 24 points the illegal procedure call against Lowell Of.a.aF UN."

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I Elsewhere- , . | by Sean Collins ¦ This weekend Runnals Theatre The second is called The Apple in I Exhibitions " Bowdoin College: "Vital Statistics: American Folk Drawings and Watercolors from will be hopping with activity. the Eve , directed by Eric Binnie. Private Collections " through November 9. Scheduled for the three night event Once again there is multi-role beginning Thursday are three playing for each character. The Performing Arts one-act plays directed by Colby actors spend the entirety of the one "An Evening of Maine Bluegrass " ; Friday, October 10, 7:30 pm; Bangor Opera Performing Arts faculty. All of the act in bed, typicallly, watching the i| House. ii plays are written by women authors , tele. As is often the case with some and the overriding, central theme couples, in this case the wife, one oi deals with relationships- each within the spouses fantasizes while the its own scenario. The first is entitled other is wrapped up in the Comin gs and Goings and operates boob-tube. within the realm of two people The last, but certainly not the least, named , oddly enough , "he " and play involves four characters , all of Scraping The Tables "she"- obviousl y focusing on their which are men. The name of this They could be walking down the falling swiftly acr oss the wall inside , one might think: Yes, respective gender roles. Another odd one-act is Tht? Rising Mo _ n and is street , but then someone has slowed through the curtain... Drivin g down there 's more to it, of course. " And facet of this play is that three people directed by Richard Sewell. down the speed as the two slide the highway, watch those birds on the others , they came from-it, and play each character- lending to the All three plays will be shown on towards one another; thinks of one, the island as they form one and they feel the pain from their falls - play 's surrealistic and "kinky " three consecutive nights starting well, they are. Then it is not even circle the line of traffic , back to the and those black-purple-green marks flavor. The director nf Comings and Thursday. The opening act is at that , or is it more , but certainly it is island...Well I guess it can be a little up and down their backs. But now, X2__n__ is CM. Wentzel. 8:00. not there.: it is water runnin g confusing or even disturbing if certainly all there is drips from that through pink fingers onto the yellow you're not accustom ed to a twenty puddle of honey, soon to be tar. grass and puddles. Well that kid minute body massage(or perhaps All last week Simone Forti and down the street who always said he melting into the floor). Troupe were turning honey into tar Art Museum News could hop in the puddle and not get That was what those two were and helping others - only a small The Colby College Museum of Art Jere Abbott Acquisition Fund his shoes wet- here he comes again , doing, and then they could have group make their own. On Friday, has recently ann ounced the established by a $1.7 million and his mother could never figure been joined by three more-drippin g the dance floor became the crucible acquisition of two major paintings to bequest left by Mr. Abbott in 1982. him out. Or perhaps the headlights like honey. Yet, coming from the of their existence - what? Well, add to its alread y impressive The museum has planned four yeah, they danced. They melted with collection. The works are A Wooded special exhibitions for the second each other , falling into oneness, then ]Landscape by Gaspard Dughes and semester. African Art from Colby nothingness, then honey. If you Hercules on the Funeral Pvrc bv Collections will be run Feb. 1-28 in tyt » 20% discount w ith Colby I.D. ' , you missed a unique weren t there Luca Giordano , both painted in the experience and if you were; perhaps observation of Black History Month * Cards - -fest ers - - Gift * latter half of the 17th century. The March 2-April 13 will featur e an f i» __Bl \ it will sit on you jus t long enough tc - Do ll s , purchases were made possible by tht exhibition by several distinguished wjg j l / Stuff ed An im als reach the next table. j bJ ^P«A >. Metallic Heli um Balloon . artists under the name fnnerlmapes. 0 "'A WAIL * Finally, two student art exhibitions ' ft si 46 Main Street , Water. ,file -BUI w-wmwFSt will be mounted in the spring. 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Exh.b..iQQ will be April lM *a« -_ __N_ _MLaLMHLMLm. ^^ - 11-27, and the &miQLA_t ___u_ili__ will run May 3-25. ^ y: , , ¦¦ ¦ ' ¦' •'i i' i'.''i' i)fY'.'. /)>.>1«j i.« * (WWi .k 0L«a , ojua n'.^ft, v ,;, ' An upcoming exhibition is the A ' ; y : ; A)p *U .: ¦*** A . , i^y ' ' flifeat American Quill Festivalwhich 1 ¦:- '¦ ' ¦; tyllj to ot the museqm ^^ 2 30. ¦0^£ia a -A: - ' 7:tioi9:i5 - • '" ¦^' ^ ¦ ¦ ' '¦ The uhp w celebrates 'iihecSpiiji[';of rw^ >•' -¦W0- ^ MONDAY:ANDVVEDNESDAY NIGHTS T" . ftiOT' ; " ^ :.:,. :v. , " ,y ;; : ' Liberty Centennial and includci .51 i i ii i ^ n** /y " quilts, one from each stoto (ii)4 one |i-^ilTOie. 4M|Swiy^|^ Atp>| i-ifc/-;i ^te , aurntett ': forociiK - Ara jphe I > ' AA- |rii riii ^^ r ' pr esentation iii New England nt f EVER YTHING iN MUSIC WATHWILLE |R» j B g m [ ! 8W^526 Colby/ the exhibition will travel iii across the country and then to Japan j » t_JH StttM I I 1 t wtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmma ^mimm ^mmmmmmmmimimm » mmmmmmmmmm y Y - 1 1 '" ~ l 1 durin g its three year program ,, /< ^ ^^^ J^jj ff. ..1 " . 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He feels that being with program along with Bell, has gained Randy gives him a chance to interacl a lot through his affiliation with the with the residents of the Waterville Big Brothers/Big Sisters Program - community and learn about how both as a co-ordinate, and a big they live. Since most kids in the brother. His involvement with the program come from underprivileged organization of the program extends families or single parent homes, from helping with the original Foss says that the program allows placement of the volunteers with Colbyites to see how the less their "siblings" to the planning of fortunate live. events with Bell and the other Interest in the program has been members of their staff. consistently high since its institution The- events are scheduled at Colby. Potential big throughout the school year and give brothers/sisters are often put on the volunteers diverse activites to do waiti ng lists because there are not along with their young friends. enough little brothers and sisters to Since these functions (including go around. The Big Brother/Big cookouts, movie nights, holiday Sister program at Colby is another dinnners, and a visit from Santa way for students and administration to give of themselves to the city of Claus) are-funded by the Colby A real German band livened up Diana Lawn last Saturday Waterville, and especially to its administration, they are cost-free afternoon for the Oktoberfest weekend. opportunites for the big/little siblings younger citizens. to spend time together while having

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The three boats said "shoot him," and Giancana was Maine provides only an average of ahead of Colby had done poorly in [ ridded with bullets the day befor e he $49 in financial aid to each Maine the previous day's race (the top | O'Keefe 12 oz. $3.39 6 pk. was scheduled to testify. student attending one of Maine's finisher of the three was a ninth twelve independent colleges; yet place) and a fourth place finish | Killian's Irish Red $3.79 Read it if these colleges contribute over would assure the team of a top three # i Rolling Rock 12 oz. bottles $3.39 You Can $314,000,000 to the Maine finish (and a trophy!) Continued from page 2 economy in that same year. On the final leg an announcement | Coors & Coors Light 16 oz. cans$3.39 drama tized the illitera cy problem and came over the radio that the race had suggested that the number of been abandoned due to a mix up in Pabst 12 oz. cans & bottles 1 t ttee j $2.89 illiterate adult Americans was about • The Truth about he race course. The race commi i 23 million, or 12 to 15 percent of the Frank apparently was ambiguous as to the $8.69 case location of a racing bouy and some ! Bu_ c.i bar bottles ' populaton. A forewardt o the report Continued from page 2 i . boats went the wrong way. Colby, put the figure at about 10 million. government also can often be , sailed a proper course. Either way this is not merely a ludicrously insisten t on the right ol however GREAT SELECTION OF WINE COOLERS The race committee decided that the problem but a national disgrace that famous adults to behave irrationally. i and the *i is obviously getting less attention In fact, jud ging -from the Times race should be cancelled results from the first day would be MIKE AND LEONAMILLER COLBY '63 than i t deserves. Washington may story about the boom in \ the final overall standin gs. The r_ ^ p«_o_ «gftp o^!^¦ ' education control , which influences may produce guil t. Uplif t boomers Waterville. 7o find us—cross the t -o 'Zq J the H J all the others. will surely urge you to feel ashamed WTVL/Winslow Bridge, go up \ _ CV bill and take your first RIGHT ^ Unlike the problems of armer of your failure to do something, if i l \ W (f / {Monument St.). We 're the 5th ' \ I control or border control, the be only to worry i about mass place on the RIGHT. A probl em of illi teracy is not primarily extinction, j^Saloft ,, ttan\,fc\ ancient tribal feuds, ¦ 5k3l% vi., a government responsibility but a hysterical politicians, a nation t^>ff*nnz7Jia VS*K SS^ L.SVx > potenti al disaster that must be obsession with spook quacks. We 've CREATED a comfortable, ¦ C/ ^^SSfeS TP addressed by the nation as a whole: Few people, however , can worry but " classy " atmosphere where l^ bn.ffr\& J by the schools, the churches, the effectively about more than one you will find 21 of the BIGGEST J / | i \ I communities and particularly the hopeless pickle, and the papers &. BEST SANDWICHES made with Ll\XSt > American family, which i tself is in present several every day that our own homemade breads, freshly l^rV'^nr trouble . deman d attentio n. The way and the finest I to avoid ROASTED meats, J " I have to greatly change my guilt is to pick one utterly hopeless ingredients available! \ 1 heart," Nakasone said. "I' m going situat ion and worry about i t to make more and more effort. " On intensely . ___ /f the ques tion of illiteracy, the rest of That' s why I was so devastated by moist us who love our children could say The Baltimore Sun ' t^fe^^i^^. rr)ake s "Orio les Lose ^&a^^^yy We 7ui CK carrot the same. Again , 10-2." (y (9 cake topped with a cream cheese c n (which is fast becoming a s < «* "Racoi. V /_____ ' ' Q •Faculty/Student • Freshman ' legend).—-A ie conti nucd from page 5 SnsV?r X/ f(\ HUMUmU^Whoop plan ned and organized . For head of the program , feels that "t he made cake s for any occasion. \\ i_ _» />/ example, on Wednesday, October freshman seminar program will be v| z> 9 y ,. GAMADIAKBAQ,, 8th , Chaplin Commons held a beneficial for both faculty and , . . „ _ . .„ We invite you to join our satisfied Gr-rt'DMR post-lect ure discussion on the students. The onc-on-one contact clientelle at i iSTTifCE, controve rsial Mitch Snyder. The found in small classes will help Qh^lOt^S j -• Fac ulty ^ Associates wcre'intercsted in minimize the feeling of being lost in BIG G' s S/lNMKlH beLI A the stud ents' reactions and an open a crowd that can come 'from a / \ / 8 ' forum was crea ted. Throughout the freshman year domin ated by large MONUMENT STREET \\ year WINSLOW — &73-7808 ' , more social and intellectual lectures. The faculty will benefit ^J ^ Mmm events will occur , and it is to the from the experience of teaching with Open Mon,- Thurs: &:Q0am - 1 0:00pm stud ent ' professors in other departments and s benefit to tiikc advanta ge fri.- Sat: 8:00am - 11:00pm of the resources available on from the faculty seminars in which Closed Sunday campus. professors from each cluster meet to r * Sandra- You're right they really wash the Becky and Vanessa! Those interested in playing J.V. hockey F.W.T.-How are you? I'm surviving. Hey Ted and Marty!- No nude beaches sheets here. Madrid was really nice! No Hello chicas! Greetings from Spain. who have not already signed up - please see Much time to think, which is not good. yet and I haven't seen any men like that one strange men in your room this year'. Have a Hope you guys are fine. I'm having a great Mickey Goulet, 205 Field House. Practice Long time no see. Be good and be careful. on the postcard you sent to me. I'm bopsy, flopsy, bopping year and do time here. Code-A Vanessa. Think really will start November 1 and the schedule will LJ-aniel waiting. Have a terrific year and don't be somefliing with that scruffy teddybear. hard, Don't eat too much pizza this year. run to January 25. too crazy! Love, Kerri Just think of me- no real pizza here. Becky- Varri ring Break '87 Earn a free vacation to watch out for those hills. Miss you guys Sp Fort Lauderdale or the Bahamas. Students National College Marketing Company muchisimo. 1 seriously interested in becoming a campus ~"J seeks individual or campus group to work Love, Kerri Y - rep., call 1-80O-87-BEACH part time assisting students in applying for echo The time has come to have some fun and aw^ ib ^qur. P^ Junior Year in Salamanca Informational IaJ ftfl credit cards. Flexible hours, excellent S, her's our chance to tell: full training. Meet students and have fun. 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by Laurie Anderson finishing 4th with a tune of 18:41, MIDDLETOWN, CONN.: In spite while sophomore Karen Boomer of the hot weather, the Colby rounded out the top 3, placing 7th at \j ^gS^ j women's cross country team edged 19:07. out Wesleyan by 1 point to win last Colby's 4th through 8th runners Saturday's Quad Meet attended by formed a tight pack for the first mile Colby, Wesleyan, Clark, and of the race and finished within 1 Eastern Conn. University . minute, 7 seconds of each other, e Continuing a strong season marked taking 9th, 10th, llth,12th, and ! - ;>* j by two I first place and two second 14th places. This strong team I STAY INCLUDES: j place finishes, the Colby women, performance was instrumental in - Rourjdtrip airfare who were nationally ranked 15th in Colby's victory over Wesleyan, \ j Roundtri p transfers between Munich Airport j Division III earlier this fall, put forth who "ran very well" , according to !-and hotel a true team effort to dominate over a Aitken, "particularly their 2nd and j very competitive Wesleyan Squad. 3rd runners." Wesleyan's top runner k - Accomad ations at the UNION HOTEL in the old section ! Senior Jeanne Guild led the Colby Allegra Bur ton set a new course I of Innsbruk (This includes seven continental breakfasts & J runners with a personal best of record of 17:21 for 5000 meters. i daily host/hostess service at specified times) * 18:19 on Wesleyan's home course , Colby's JV team made an I - Taxes and service charges ] and a 3rd place finish out of 33 impressive showing with all runners i - An American Express travel bag i racers. Noting that Guild's time is placing in the top 22 and all times % SKIING INCLUDES: ] foster than Colby's traclc recor d for under 22 minutes. Senior Lisa 5000 i LIFTS : 34 (two funiaulars , thre e aerial trams , one gondola , 4 meters, Coach Debbie Aitken Schreck ran a personal best and i nine chair lifts , ) said "Jeanne looks phcnommally sophomore Debbie Greene also had and nineteen T-Bar lifts) strong. She has truly come into her a strong race. Colby should be very i RUNS: 27 marked runs (42 miles , longest run 4.1 mil es) ( own and has the confidence to bock competitive in the JV meet at the ft CROSS 4 her ability ." Freshman Jill New England championships in l COUNTRY: 25 miles of trails \ Vollweilcr rah 2nd for the Mules, November. { FOR INFO . CALL: CHRISTOPHER TOMPKINS 873-4668 OR X.3047 4 i _ J3PONSEREELBY CAMPUS TRAVEI i p *p_«_(_ _i_<___K_P_#__^^

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