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News Editor Mayra Diaz '98 thW outlined 14 Students claim institutiona lized racism steps to combat institutional rac- ... We're not even real students small grouping of people we College campus. Approximately 100 students ism at Colby. \ here." knew we could trust, initia lly," He encouraged students to and faculty members took over "It wasn't very productive," Thursday night, a group of said Potter. Similar protests had come discuss how institutional President William R. Cotter's said Kenya Sanders\ '00 of the students wrote a list of demands been leaked in the past to the racism "affects you, or how you third-floor Eustis office, Friday, CCC meeting. "There wasn't any and organized the next administration and stopped be- think it is or isn't existent." protesting against what they per- real commitment." . '. morning's protest. fore they could happen. "It was completely a student- ceived to be a lack of action "The straw that broke the "We were aware that After asking the students to run thing," said Potter. Faculty against institutional racism. camel's back," according to Jus- thetrustees would be here... it was leave, Cotter left his office to at- and staff supported the protest- About 20 students began the sit- tin Ehrenwerth '01, hall presi- very spur of the moment, though. tend prior commitments relating ors, though, by bringing them in at 11 a.m. and more protestors dent of Piper and co-chair of Wethoughtthis would be the time to Trustee Weekend. food. filed into the office throughout Hillel, was Presidents' Council's to just go," said Potter. Students then began calling Cotter called a 4 p.m. meeting the day. The leaders met with treatment of his motion to have a Potter said that the idea to and leaving phone bombs for with Sanders, Potter, Student Cotter at approximately 4 p.m. racial Minority Affairs Represen- hold the sit-in in Cotter's office members of groups in which they Government Association Presi- and members of the Board of tative permanently sit on the stemmed from the CCC meeting. were involved. dent Ben .Langille '99, recently Trustees addressed the protest- Council. The motion was passed He said Cotter had told him to :¦ Monty Hobson '02, Student elected SG A Vice-President Jon ors shortly after 5:30 p.m. The in amended form, which "ex- bring the issues to him> and that Programming Board representa- Gray '00, and Sandy Grande/as- crowd dispersed before 7 p.m. tend ed a per manent invitation to his door was always open. tive fr om West Quad , left a mes- sistant professor of education The sit-in was partially in re- a Minority Affairs Representa- The original group consisted sage for his dorm saying, "We and human development. Dean sponse to Wednesday's Campus tive as a formally recognized of about 20 students who entered are not going to leave until Presi- of Students Janice Kassmah, Vice Community Committeemeeting. guest." Cotter's office and presented him dent Cotter and the Board of President Arnold Yasinski and There, the Task Force on Institu- Kyle Potter '99 said he felt the with the list of demands. Trustees have a conversation, Dean of the College Earl Smith tional Racism presented its re- Council said, "we're guests here "We had to keep it within a about this problem on the Colby See SIT-IN, continued on page 4 Communist , H^^ Environmental In 1996, a rally attacked racism. Yet Activist and Filmmaker George some of the same problems persist Cullinen speaks to a "I think this college can set a Pugh Center crowd- BY MATT APUZZO terrific example of what diver- April 15, in a speech News Editor sity is all about," said chairman entitled "Why I of the Board of Trustees Colby was not even a month Lawrence Pugh at the opening of became an Antifascist into its 1996-1997 school year the Pugh Center. and f ought in the when a Woodman head resident Many of the same students Span ish Civil War." found the word "nigger" that sat and listened to that Cullinen talked of his scrawled on a poster of Student speech as freshmen and sopho- Association President Joshua mores sat on the floor of Presi- experiences as a Woodfork '97. Days later, a dent William R. Cotter's office volunteer soldier in Woodman resident found a swas- Friday. They clearly felt Colby is the Spanish Civil War tika drawn on her door. The two not a terrific example of diver- and other battles events ironically occurred dur- sity. against f ascism. ing the same Week as the Pugh On paper, Colby boasts a more Center's grand opening and diverse population in 1999 than spurred a rally on the steps of in 3997, but sheer numbers aren't Echo photo by Mmvela Kraemer Miller Library. enough, many say. But three years later, has the "You increase the numbers, situation improved for minori- and look what happens. You get Students vote "no" on presidential ballot ties on campus? Many say no. a bigger group of dissatisfied centage of "no voters in recent student body turned out to vote for "As a college campus as a people who march into the BY MATTf|gUZZO memory, with 10.6 percent of the the run-offs. With 11 percent ab- whole, I don't think we've learned President's office," said Angela electorate choosing none of the staining from the presidential race, a thing," said Kenya Sanders '00, Crandon '99. above. roughly 50 percent of the student who attended Friday's sit-in but Perhaps the biggest distinc- In an election marred by cam- "A social scientist would say I body was left to decide the posi- did not attend the rally her fresh- tion between Friday's sit-in and paign finance concerns and special don't know until I interview ;the 11 tion. man year. the 1996 rally is that the group investigations, many students opted percent and sample them and ask "The fact that 39 percent of the In fact, she says, Colby might Friday came with a clear list of not to cast a vote for either Student them why they didn't vote," said G. people did no t vote also shows some have even gone backwards since goals. Government Association presiden- Calvin Mackenzie, distinguished disinterest," said Mackenzie. 'the day LaWaun Curry '97 told "I don't think they were try- tial candidate. While Ben presidential professor of American ' Skepticism surrounded the SG A students "It starts here today, but ing to teach a lesson at the rally," Humphreys '00 and Jon Gray '00 government and an expert on the Election Commission, which issued it doesn't end here today." said Crandon. "We all saw the won the election with 53 percent of American presidency. "Bu t my a campus-wide e-mail regarding tlie "Nothing changed after the pointlessness of the rally. I know the electorate, 118 studente voted speculation was that they were mak- finance issues in thes campaign of rally, it just got pushed further what happened was wrong and I "no vote" for the position. Jason ing a statement that they were dis- Jason Werlin '00. The Commission into the closet/' said Sanders. know I was hurt, but just saying Werlin '00 and William Newberry pleasecj with the way the campaigns did not remove Werlin from the "Now we don't even make the so isn't going to accomplish any- '00 received 35 percent. Were run." ballot, but offered Geoff Stan ' 00 effort, so I guess we have, .r e- thing." This represents the largest per- Approximately 61 percent of the $ee ELECTION , cont, on page 3 gressed." See RALfrY- continued on page 4 ¦^ ^^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ flP ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^^ ^ ^ '^ ^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^^ Tasfe fofc^ Barndt and MeElhinn y named Registrar George L, Coleman ary He proposed that the Jan Pro- Carneeie Fellows _ , BY; MAX SADLER ! ex^lainedhis concern abbutstudent gram be moved to the end of the Copy Editor mbtivatibn during January. Some school year, much like ihe/Spring ' : ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ l Term at Bates College. college seniors najned Cafnegie unior -Fellows for 1999-2000. They .. - - ' -¦* . .. - . • . r- -- ,vV-.- . - , - students Who take difficult classes J . Thei faculty iihanimbiisly sup- will work as research assistants .in. the- president's office and with .,.; As pf the April 14,faculty meet- find it hard to concentrate while Berger's proposed task force senior associates working on the Carnegie Endowment for Interna- ing, JanPlan is still alive and kick- "their friends are making ashtrays," ported to reconsider the merits of the tional Peace's international affairs program. ing, but is under watch An elected Cpleman argues. Janu- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ * ¦ task-force comprised^ Students and Associate Professor of German ary Program and to consider how - ., .' *** l" ; ¦* ".; ' «• . ' - ' " - '*¦ ": '• Z . t ' . " •' ... ¦' T:~ '' . . ' .' ' . " .?*' :" '*< -- ":. "' faculty will evaluate uie effectiveness the term can be "improved. Berger Daly to speak today " of theJanuary Program , it wasdecided. invited opponents of the current Metry-Daly,' feminist and BoistOn College theology professor, will . The task force ,was proposed at Objectio ns to January Program to speak up with speak about her latestbooU; Quintessence.;. Realizing the Archaic Future: the meeting by Carter Professor of theirconcerns. "Objections to wood- lab research dur- A Radical Elemental Feminist Manifesto''today at 7:30 p.m. in:-: the-Page Mathematics Thomas R. Berger in woodworking or working or doing JanPlan are important," Berger Commons Room. Daly has taught women-only classes at Boston response to John D. MacArthur As- doij ig lab research ing "The College for 25 years. Her recent refusal to teach male students in a sociate Professor of Sociology and durin g JanPlan are said after the faculty meeting. l entire campus should have the op- feminist ethics class has led to a lawsuit by the Center for Individual African-American Studies Chery important ; Rights and sparked debate on sex discrimination the merits of segre- Townsend Gilkes' motion to abol- portunity to say whether it is im- + . ' • ¦ }- . < • . ¦• ¦. ¦ '¦• portant or not." ' . . ishJanPlan. . - * ¦ ¦ gated classes. •^¦- . PrZ/ ¦_, 1 ofessor' ij, ft - - „ ¦. - ' . Thomas. "* .. " • ' Gilkes, who has. expressed con- Berg er Iii addition, the faculty voted to cern about the januairy Prpgr&rn in v give JanPlan credit for students Duste r to discuss Affirmat ive ihepast, told the faculty that thereis studying on Colby-Bates-Bpwdoin "not really a faculty consensus about —#f-—>99 of f:campus study progriai_is that are ' !: "' in session during January. Previ- Action today JanPlah."\ ; ' * ' '['. [ ¦ James ^v/McIntyre presented yet Anibnghercdricerns are that stu- another concern about the January ously, students studying abroad . , # •• * Troy,Dusterpf-the Universityof Cahfornia at Berkeley yyill present die annual Kingsley. Birge Sociology lecture at 8 p.m. today in the dent support for the January Pro- Program. He worries that students who were enrolled in off-campus Rpbins Room of RobertsUnion. Hislecfure is entitled, "The Attack on gram steins from their desire to haye taking sequential language courses study programs that began in Janu- Affirmative Action; Political Context and .Unanticipated Conse- fun over the month) that professors forget too miich between the end of ary had to complete a January pro- quences." 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Atl a.m. Sunday morning , Pa- ¦B i PMher Nigerian Ambassador to speak/ . -*~~ - Fifteen students and three other trol Officer William Bonney parked ~* €4 =#=#- %#-^ f - - • ff * **_i!3_____.*fl£." ^ individuals received a total of 21 his patrol car across the street from W$$£t&&&^ ' mWM^\em& summons es from the Watervill e the house and reportedl y observed g|||||||F ()fiiier U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria Walter Carrington willspeak atthenextMid-Ni jMggJj ^ Police Department , Saturda y people urinating on the neighbors ' ||Hp ||b a|Foru m meeting on April 23rd at John Martin 's Manor In Watcs -viMe?He was wjj ^HH HH evening and early Sunday mornin g lawns. 1j |||lfl!|iS|^aldw|cto|t^ f the Peace Corps and has also been tlie ambassador^jj ^ra pl.C*ai3mWKM ^W^ in two unrelated incidents on and "He was also closesenough where off Mayflower Hill. The total repre *** he could hear people being charged sents the largest number of sum- $4 at the door if they wante d to monses this year , eclipsing the pre- drink ," said Massey. l ||i^ B|ie lowers taxes for apartment .owners vious high of 10 set in September. Selling alcohol without a permit J:- An 8:26 p.m. 911 call reported falls under the jurisdiction of the :j j ' that a female student in the Maine Bureau of Liquor Enforce- i r : ';i| ^ K ^^ ^ _ ^ i ^ will pay lowertaxes th]$ye«r foIfowut gi9 ^ / Woodman Residence Hall had over- ment. Massey said he planned to iiw ' dosed on over-the-counter dietpills. contact MBLE offidals regarding ^^^^ The city's foo *larges t apart« ^a* . ' ^^^^^ ^ ^^^^^^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ V^l ^ ^ ,z Colby Emergency Response, Patrol that offense. He said he would be ^^^^^^^^^^^^ n t ^ |M }# readjusted. , . ^ ^ _ l Officer David Carron and represe n- surprised if the bureau would fol- - ZZ > . - „ *-. ISi«Pl&mXum^^^^^ 'i^^^^^^^^^^ p ^ i HHHBm ^ -K^i^t ^ ^- ^^^ - <. ^" r . _ tatives from Delta Ambulance re- low up since police officials sum- ^ ^ ported to the scene. While the monsed die students. ELECTION, continued page 1 woman , who was later trans ported Three officers entered the party f rom to MaineGeneral was being treat ed, shortl y after 1 a.m., when Donald and David Normoyle '00 a place on spedficall y to the SGA election," effect of diminishingparticipation. '' Carron observed an under 21-year Gage '99, Nathan Bradley '99, Colin the run-offballot. Starr was defeated said Heights President Will Barndt Hump hreys, who spent last old male student leave his room Gibbons '99, J on Hflte '99, David in the first election by Werlin and '99. Barndt , a government major , is weekatMaineGeneralMedical Cen- with an alcoholic beverage. The stu- Nasse '99, J oseph Pagan o '99, and Hiunp hreys. The Commission de- writing his senior thesis on electoral ter with vir al meningitis , flew home dent did a quick about-fa ce, accord- J ames Spidle '99 were summonsed clined to comment on the reasoning reform. Tuesda y and was unable to be ingto Deputy Chief of Police Joseph for providing a place for minors to behind thi s decision and the details While both Mackenzie and reached for comment oh the elec- Massey, but was stopped by Carron , consume alcohol. surrounding Werlin's spending. Barndt agree it is impossible to ' pih- tion results. who entered the room and sum- Rebecca Munsteter '01, J aime In addition , die Commission did pointthe reason the 11 percent chose The' Commission controversy monsed minors to Wa terville Dis- Langione '02, and J anessa White not release the election percentages to vote against both candidates , would never have arisen without tort Court June 9. '02 all received summonses for for many faces. Associate Professor of Government questions regarding the candidates. Peter Kraft , J r.'02,BenjaminGrif- possession of alcohol by a minor. "It always worked well in the Hiil- Guilain P. Denoeux thinks the num- A distrust of the candidates could fin '02, Matthew King '02, and Wil- Two non-Colb y students , Danielle ippines/'Mackenaesaid jokingty about ber could be representative of a have molded student views more liam Flannery each received sum- Lap ierre and Laura Siracusa also keeping certain election numbers con- larger disgruntled body. significantl y. monses for possession of alcohol by received summonses and Siracusa fidential. ' -tf youdon'tgetfhenumbers "It suggests that there are even "I admire the time and commit- a minor by consumption , while was arrested for providing a false you wan t you throw out the whole more people who are unhappy be- ment that the Election Commission Edmond Watters '02 and John name to a law enforcement of- election until you do." cause there are going to be people put into this," said Barndt. "I think Phillips '02 were char ged with pos- ficer . Ona seriousnote , he admits there who are unhappy and who will still if s unfortunate that enough issues session of alcohol by a minor. The Front Street residents de- is no basis for a belief that the Elec- vote for one of the candidates ,"; he arose that they felt they needed to Some students were surprised meet ; clined comment on Tuesday. The tion Commission acted to influence s44v 'R evert per ^snt aje ; un ^gpy that police officers cftitered ;jt he dor- J |tude nte&e sjated ^ thesqutcome. lie^d sayf however, but are "so* unhappy that they twill Next year's SGA will be a jprod- mitory, but Massey said that it was Waterville District Co^rt June 9. that students should discuss their tell you that/ ,, * •;.• ucrt of the sentiment of this year 's standard procedure. Students who will be unable to views on election guidelines. "I think if s a very bad prece- electorate , and only time will tell if "Any tme there 's a call on an attend the court datebecause school "The confidentiality question dent ," said Mackenzie of the deci- the results of this election will be an overdose , the police will respond willnolongerbe in session can make seems to be a good one for people to sion by the Commission to keep anomaly or a pattern. with Delta," he said. arrangements with the court to have examine because confidentiality in many decisions behind closed doors. "You cansa y this is a vote against "You can never be assured that a lawyer represent them or change an election almost seems to be an "In any democratic process the re- politics as usual but you don't have you can be underage and drinking, the date, Massey said. oxymoron ," hie said. sults of the election should always anyevidence," said Mackenzie. "But even in the privacy and comfort of PoIicepreseneeatColb yhasbeen "If election resultsare made pub- be public. If the electorate thinks the one thing we know about voters is your own dorm ," said Dean of Stu- increased following an incident just lic, I think, voter content would rise, election process is rigged , unbiased they make choices based on choices dents Janice Armo Kassman. "You prior to springbreak in which Colby and I speak of this generall y/ not or unfair , that will always have the given to them. "Q never know when a completely Security did not contact Waterville separate incident will bring the po- Police to report a drunken driver. lice onto campus. " Chief of Police J ohn Morris said he Massey expects Colby students would decreasepolicepresenceonce to obey the laws whether they are he got a written statement from Q/^^ A election on or off campus. "Colby students Colby offidals affirming their com- ' RESULTS are adul ts and they'll be the first to mitment to enforce Maine liquor ¦OvJ j l I tell you that when if s convenient. laws. But, when if s not, they want to be "We have not redeved anything viewed as students who have some in writing, and quite frankly, I don't Executive Board elected in run-off Hall Presidents appointed special privilege to drin k/' expect we will," said Massey. "I Throug hout the evening , police think that was just more patroniz- SGA President and Vice-President Averill off icials also observed a party at 84 ing. But we've come to expect that. Parke Burmeister '00 Front Street , the home of seven se- I'm not going to wait for another Benjamin Humphreys '00 and Jon Gray '00 (J effery Bears '02 was elected, but switched to nior men. The Front Street residence serious incident at Colby and for Mary Low to stay in chem-free housing) is only a few blocks down the street the public or administration to say SGA Treasurer from the Police Station. Because the 'Ge e police , have you had your eyes Robert Painter '01 Treworgy road is a one-way street , all squad closed? ' "? Amber Hall '02 (Katie Knep ley '02 was elected, but switched to SGA Cultural Chair Sturtevant ) CLASSIFIED ADVERTI SING Jake Conklin 'OO m^SSSSS^mmmmmmmmSSSSSS ^mmmmmmmmSSSm ^^ Grossman Garden Island Laundromat & Dry Cleaners Mary Low Commons Leaden Steven J aboin '02 (J osephine Chapman '01 was elected, but de- Elm Plaza, Waterville 861-8378 10% Dry Cleaning & Anna L'Hommedieu '02 and Jess Bennett '02 clined the position) $.50/Lb. Wash, Dry & Fold with Colby Student lb Open 7AM to 9PM daily Mon. & Fri. Open Till Midnight Class of 2002 Pierce Ben Colice and Chris Castle Pedzisayi Makumbe '02 GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE! 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' " . . . ; ;•_ _ z^^ ^y- RALLY, continued from page one - With a concrete list of 1:5 demands, the group ^aJ ^evi from the hopes, Colby's minorities won't find themselves in the same situation looking back on this event l&otestdirs ' list of demands three years from now. But this is not the. first.time a group of minori- *1. TOatMayra Dittos letter and the Final Report from the Task ties has defnabnded change 'from' the administra- Force oh fostilutional Racism be responded to sOthat each item has tion. a corresponding.date of proposed^ actibnycompletion, (agreed) ' ' '> ' : "We've had enough tvalk/-\said JonathanTho- *2. ^T^t^ mfe;President: along ' with: the elected Pugh Center mas '94, then 1994 vice presideht'ofStudents Orga- Alliance representative, occupation student leaders; Kenya Sand- nized for Black and Hispanic Unity.. 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The ^V'^^^ PMtt ^ ^ ^ ^^3h^»!-^KI dents ^b,ah"Charney and Paul T-ee wanted to make professors, the President, and faculty give a,new their vision, of a Colby Film Society a reality and perspective oh things.'' after a lot of campaigning for financial support, , Lee also .pointed out that ' other -schools, like the pair was successful. With the aid of Director of Yale, 'Jiaye ,respected film societies. At Colby, it is American Studies David Lubin, Lee and Charney "long overdue," he said.' started a club wnich is dedicated to intelligent Colby used'to have a film club about threeyears movie viewing. ago, but it '¦ idted witli the seniors," said Lee. More- is According to Lee^ "The museum a conduit for over, the group was more interested in making visual art and there is a concert almost every week- film than in viewing it. end, but there's not really a forum for film." According to Lee, the future goal of the Society Enter the f ilm society. Each' Wednesday night is to have students begin making films which cul- at 7:30prti 'ih Keyes 105, a film is introduced by a minate in a film festival at the end of the semester. member of the Colby community. A wide range This is a possibility, as Colby's equipment is "state- of films has already been shown with Professor of-the-art and is unprecedented for a small liberal ¦ ¦ of English Katherine Stubbs presenting Clock- arts college," said Lee. Human ities Sciences work Orange and President William Cotter in- Charney and Lee were initially denied funding, - ^t ^tmM miwmmwmmmlmwMwmm-m^^ troducing To Kill a Mockingbird. Still on the and were not approved until they resubmitted ¦ ¦ agenda are professors Doug Archibald and their proposal. Their budget remains small, how- Social Sciences Ulysses and Brad Reichek '00 introducing Dan- ever, and many of their expenses come out of their gerous Liasions. pockets. ¦ ¦ Ait ¦ Drama An enthusiastic Lee credited Lubin with being Nevertheless, "This is necessary, I think, for B:M thing; discontinue this, it will be a loss for i u i mmt \mmwm*mm***mmmmm *m^ "the backbone of the entire " Charney's job Colby. If they ^ has been rallying the professors and according to the Colby community and people are just inhibit- m Creative Wr iting Lee, "There has been a good response. It's excit- ing their own learning/' said Lee.Q '' nn i ii i ii i ' mmmmmm»mMMmMWm*Mm~mmmmmm» ^ . .. . ' „. 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"Danny's Train," written fSfifc I QUI-** While this effort delivers on B both lyrical and'- melodic fronts, ¦ The Spring One Act Festival took to the Cellar directed,* and performed by Sean Foley '99, alsc appearance of Theater April 15-17 showcasing a wide array of featured fellow senior Ben Liston. The piec< it suffers from me JJ less talented and more popular a Colby talent in its acting, directing and writing- chronicled the relations between Danny (Liston) guest-stars(Seari/TuftV'' Combs ¦ Six one-act plays composed the festival which a young man with a need to escape his unhapp] Nas is perhaps today's most on"HateMeNow," andAaliyah .' ¦ was sponsored by Powder & Wig. small town life of bickering and abusive parents talented rap artist. His first two ori'TouWon'tSeeMeTonight") m The first act, "Catastrophe," was directed by and his illiterate friend Robbie (Foley). albums, "Illmatic" and "It was and from hooks cheezy enough ¦ Colby exchange student Thomas Conway. Writ- Danny rallies Robbie, who has gotten his girl ¦ Written," both went platinum to embarrass Mase (see "Ghetto ten by well-known playwright Samuel Beckett in friend pregnant, to apply to the Army and escapj and garnered critical acclaim for Prisoners'^ and "K-I-S-S-I- .N-G"). J 1982 for somebody whom he had not met, "Catas- their present lives. The brotherhood between tin ¦ trophe" was a gesture of support to Vaclav Havel, two is questioned, however, when Danny deceive: their raw lyrical power and tight Hoping to hop on the Puffy who had then served three years of a prison sen- Robbie. He tells him he wasn't accepted into th< production. bandwagcwvNaseulogizesthelate B tence for subversion against his homeland of army - in fact Robbie was, while Danny was not This new album is another Biggie Smalls on "We Will Sur- ¦ ¦ Czechoslovakia. in a heart-wrenching attempt to keep his closes strong one, enjoying exceptional vive." This song is, at best, medio- "Catastrophe" featured local high schooler friend by his side. Both Foley and Liston wen production from DJ Premier. ere, and its subject in a quickl y m Heather Grout in the role of the director, Emily amazingl convincing in their presentation of the Trackslike "Big Things" andNas changing rap world, is trite. ¦ y Is Like" promise to keep dance Throughput "I am..*" Nas ¦ LeBlanc '99 as the assistant, Jeff Libby '00 as Luke, two young men and their' complex, need-basec ¦ floorsbumping longinto thenext pays fastidious attention to de- and Bradley Reichek '00 as the protagonist. Al- friendship. Praise was especially expressed fo: though a chronology, of events describing the Foley's impressive performance days after th< millennium. tail andevokescmematicimages. a Nas reaffirms his position as On sheer lyrical quality alone, ¦ events surrounding Havel was dispersed with the show. * . ' rap's most skilled lyricist, ad- this is one of the best rap albums ¦ programs, the production left many audience "Alpha Dog" followed, featuring Jennifer Wordei dressing such wide ranging sub- that has come outinfecentyears. " members confused when the lights went out on '01 and Allison Threadgold '01, as ' dueling psychia jects as expanding minority jail Nas is, however, bogged down ¦ the already dark scene. Nevertheless, the acting trists,each attempting control of the situation, ye populations: "plottin' civiliza- by his desire to sell albums, a ¦ by both Reichek and Grout was superbly per- only speaking in the interrogative. Part of ar tions / dissin' us discrmiinating/ problem mat lives in theecatchy, * formed with intense drama. original play by Noah Charney '02, Worden anc different races/ taxpayers .pay MTV friendly loops in sqme pf ¦ "All Men Are Whores: An Inquiry" followed, Threadgold, dressed identically, were hilarious for morejails for black and Latin thesongs. ¦ starring Kyle Potter '99, Chad Creelman '01 and They posed as the perfect invasive and annoymj faces" to drugs in the music in- Maribeth Saleem '02 as three characters comment- psychiatrists with obvious issues of their own. Expect bettery things on his J dustry "Whathas Al Green seen nextalbum/Nastradamus,"due ¦ ing in succession on the shortcomings of post- The last act of the evening was brought to to make him turn to religion/ out October 26, 1999.Q ¦ modern society in relation to love and lust. As gether superbly by four talented seniors. Writtei Director Matthew Lundquist '99 explained in his by Rosecrans Baldwin '99 and directed b] wonder did drugs put an end to Oliver Griswold is tTke Echo's JJ " the music business / if so, should Arts & Entertainment Editor. ¦ director's notes, the piece delves into what hap- Michelle Machalani '99, "Willem & Marie' pens in a society where the media and modern Anniversary" featured Nathaniel Jue '99 ant conveniences have become replacements of hu- Melissa Trachtenberg '99. The two played < man interaction and "sex has become the hottest couple celebrating their one-year anniversar] f HZeypmvntsl selling commodity." The piece was presented in with very differing extreme, s of love for the other Care an " uplifting manner, however, with convincing A grave conflict arises when they each preseri g>i& •fpte ^S WC ' p"*_.f^ *p ?!_jswi ~p. ; fe _ ';- -Z :i ' _r J ^Z ' " •*=' _^ performances by all three. * , ' vastly differen t manifestations of.thier love., Thi *^ "The Last Yan- , Are men and w.omei r& // ___<__"_?ff__rfR& _ _- The third piece performed was act posed the question i^^ lgmxJ H ^ ^ Tackggts-* kee" by Arthur Miller, and directed by Martin truly different? SpeciaC Milkovits '99. It featured Bill Simpson '02 and The Spring One-Act Festival was a wonderful dis Occasions Brendan Gavin '01 as a young working class man play of Colby talent. The thought-provoking and well ^uWy& ^ ^J ^J and an older upper-class gentleman waiting to performed one-acts were enhanced by superb writing visit their wives in a mental hospital. 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The crowd, impar The highlights of the show are difficult Ani show are always sublime, and in JJ A&E Editor tient for Ani, was remarkably kind. to discern froni the experience of watch- this case, "Angry Anymore," her self- B ¦ ¦ ' ' - - ' ' ; ¦ i Ahi then came out, giggled, and ing DiFranco dance, strum, and wail for therapy ballad to her misunderstood ¦ ¦ J On tour in support of her new al- launched into a blistering set of mostly father, filled the bill; mesmerizing the ¦ ¦ bum, "Up Up Up Up Up Up," Ani hew tunes peppered with a few numbers rowdy fans into silence. On a louder a ¦ ¦ DiFranco gave her fans, who lined the from the albums "Little Plastic Castle" note, well, which to describe? Sheraged ¦ ¦ 'JJ streets outside the State Theater in Port- and "Out of Range." In between songs, through "Tis of Thee" and "Two Little ¦ ¦ land hours before the show, a night to which were funked up far beyond studio Giris>" favorites from her most recent u ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ cut loose with their hips and brains. levels, the self-described 'Til' folksinger" albums, but the show-stopper was the Her blazing acoustic guitar, backed by told stories of her recently completed final song before the encore. Ani gave ¦ m excellent percussion, hammered home European tour, laughing along with the each band member a chance to strut JJ ¦ ¦ themes of ¦ ¦ ¦ gender inequity, drug abuse, crowd at the memory of a Roman man their stuff, in a sort of improvisatiorial, self-doubt, and recovery from all of the who could pop his eyes out of his head. scat-spattered '70s love-daddy groove, ¦ B above. In short, Ahi delivered her Usual During some songs, Ani improvised before whipping the crowd into an epi- JJ- ¦ ¦ aWe-inspiring combo of emotional , ¦ ¦ ¦ , in- with remarkable quick thinking and wit. leptic fit with "In or Out " an early song tellectual, and musical kicks in the head. In the very first song she interjected first from 1992*8 "Imperfectly" disc. ¦ ¦a m ; ,Theoperiingband,IIhumsandTuba,\yeie low key "Amazing Grace" follpwed by As everybody poured out onto; the JJ ¦ ¦ cut short after the drums broke, leaving,c_j_ g ¦ ¦ iy the first verse of "Upper 's Delight:" Later streets of Portland following the show/ the tuba and the guy who played guitar and in the show, she; hopped up and' down, the buzz was still in the air, that live '¦ ' m bass at the same time. Their abbreviated set aiter latching onto .Ma ' ¦¦' ¦ ¦ , ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ 'Jy ¦$:¦&¦ ' i.fi-. ;, '•¦ , .... , .., ..¦:' ' -¦' ' .. . . 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V* ¦; ;• W I :: ' :• ! .M - f r£^ ¦ ¦ ; i . ' . tf .Tu;. : ** . » " < , ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ . - ¦ ¦ from University of Massachusetts at Lowell was a close / . heptathlon, Katie Macdonald '02 placed second with 3391 second with a point total of 153, and the home team Polar points. Anderson placed either first or second in seven of the Bears rounded out the top three with 146 points. Colby blew eight heptathlon events. away the rest of the competition from MTT, the Coast Guard The Aloha Relays is a Hawaiian The 4xlO0M relay team of Johnson, LaRochelle, Bergquist, Academy, Mt. Holyoke, Bates and the University of Southern theme event , complete with Beach and Anderson finished second with a season best time of Maine. 50.96 seconds. It is the fastest time in the NESCAC. • Due to a scoring error, the initial results listed Colby with Boys songs and leis. Co-captain Karen Hoch '00 came through again with solid a 146 point total and tied for second place with Bowdoin. performances in the field events. Hoch won die shot, put, "We came back from the meet on Saturday and found out hammer throw and javelin events, and placed third in the that when Laurie Roberts ('99) placed second in the 3000, they Frazar had her best finish this season and qualified for the discus. She recorded personal bests in the shot put, hammer gave her points to MTT," said head coach Debra Aitken. "It's Eastern College Athletic Conference Championships in the throw and javelin, and provisionally qualified for nationals in a little after the fact, but we'll take the win." event. Both Rourke and Meiklejohn qualified for Division HI the javelin and hammer. The Aloha Relays is a Hawaiian theme event, complete New Englands. With Roberts' second place finish, the Mules "She had a stellar day," said Aitken. "She had break- with Beach Boys songs and leis for the top finishers in each monopolized more than half of the top ten finishes in the throughs in all of those events." event. The Colby squad excelled in this tropical environment 3000M race, as Nicole Poland '01> Gayle Pageau '02, Molly "She really stepped it up this weekend," said Anderson. "I throughput the meet, though the athletes admit the musiccan Franke'01 , Kelly Field '99, and Mindy Pinto'02 placed fourth think the Beach Boys might have had something to do with it. be distracting. through eighth, respectively. All six finishes were the ath- Dancing gives Karen an extra dose of adrenaline." "It depends on what you're doing," said co-captain Faith letes' best this season. Kim McCarron 'OO took third in the hammer throw and Anderson '00. "Sometimes when youhaveto time your steps, The Mules were also well represented in the top five Karin Felmly '01 claimed second behind Hoch in the javelin. with the musicit can get confusing.It makes for an interesting finishes of most of the remaining track events. Jacqueline The women will next travel to Connecticut College for the meet." 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The The Colby women's lacrosse thinkshis men's varsity and jayvee varsity eight boat captured first team broke a streak of 20 losing eight boats might be the fastest in place in mammoth fashion with efforts to Tufts on Saturday the nation. a 20-second victory over the sec- when they beat the Jumbos 11-4 "Right now, the men's varsity ond place boat. in a key New England Small and junior varsity boats are prob- "Their (Bates and Bowdoin) College Athletic Conference ably the fastest Division HI team women were faster than us in the match-up. in the country," Davis said. "Fi- fall, but we beat them here and Colby had never beaten Tuf ts nally, for the first time, we have we're happy about that," Davis since the teams began playing experienced crews in both the said. "It was their best race of the one another in 1981. Tri-captain varsity and jayvee boats," said season so far, easily." Emily Etchells '99 thinks this, win Davis. In the women's novice eight, could propel the Mules through With a talented contingent of Colby's boats swept first and sec- the remainder of the season. j uniors and senior s, the boats are ond, while the women's varsity "Killing Tufts gives us the laden with the upperclass know- and novice four boats took sec- confidence that we need to win how that will give them the op- ond place. out the season," Etchells said. portunity to prove just that. And Both teams continue to im- Allison Birdsbng '99 led the the team is already on their way. prove as the season glides along. way for the Mules by scoring At the President's Cup Regatta But Saturday will truly test the four goals. Colby scored seven in Lewiston on Sunday, the men's Mules when Colby travels to goals in the second half to break varsity eight preserved their un- Durham, N.H., to race against away from Tufts and hold on to defeated record by capturing first the University of New Hamp- the victory. Angela Pappas '01 place over Bates and Bowdoin. shire, among other schools. The add ed three goals while Katie Colby's junior varsity boat, the UNH men's varsity eight won Lee '01 netted two. Mary Zito only team from that division com- the New England Champion- '02 stopped 9 shots in the win- peting at the regatta, raced along- ships a year ago> but the Mules ning effort. side the varsity boats and earned think they are ready to dethrone The Lady Mules took their Echo photo by Jenny O' Donnell second place to provide Colby the Wildcats. two-game win streak to Wheaton Senior Kristy Browning controls the ball against a with a commandeering one-two "All of the coaches say it is on Sunday, hoping to return to Bridgewater defender. punch. between us arid them at New Colby with an undefeated week- '02 and Caroline Kasparian '99 17 shots in net. The Mules also garnered afirst- Englands this year," said Davis. end. The Lady Mules did just each added two goals. The game "Mary was very strong in goal place victory in the men's novice Colby can gauge its chances that. was close throughout most of for us," said Etchells , eight division. of accomplishing that when Pappas led Colby to victory the game, as Wheaton battled The Lady Mules looked to "That was one of the most ex- they meet the Wildcats on Sat- over the Lions with her game- back to within two goals twice extend their win streak on citingraces of theday," said Davis. urday for a preview of the high four goals, while tri-cap- in the contest. But the Mules Wednesday against 10-0 "They had to come from behind April 31 New England tain Louisa Williams '99 added a were too strong and pulled out Bowdoin in the perennial to win." v Championships-^ hat trick and Marcia Ingraham the victory 14-8. Mary Zito saved Maine state rivalry.? Mens ' rugby team earns su rprise spot at Nationals 34-5 before falling 28-5 to Di- rowly missed earning a berth BY PATRICK J. BERNAL vision I Southern Connecticut to the spring Nationals then. Staff Writer State. ; " But because of their play in Colby impressed itself in the Beast of the East and be- The Colby men 's rugb y the duel against Northeastern. cause Yale declined the chance team, capping off a spectacu- "We ran really well as a to compete at Nationals, Colby lar season, earned a berth in team and never let them get was invited to' participate. next weekend's National close," said Russ Scranton '99. "We've got a lot of guys Championship in Cincinnati, "It was kind of surprising con- coming back [from the fall]," Ohio, by Its; .performance %ri, sidering all of . the rookies we said co-captain Sean Scott '00. Saturday's :'Beast ' of the East had out there';" "I really think that we can do competition and a decision by Colby led Southern Con- some damage at Nationals." Yale to drop put of the tourna- necticut early in the first half , The question is whether, the ment. : . but fell behind and never came Mules are playing at the same The learn left for Cincinnati back. , peak .performance they this morning to compete in the The Beast of the East tour- showed in the fall, National Championship, getting nament was held last weekend "We 're not in the kind of fundingfrom the athletic depart- in Portsmouth, R.I, It is an an- shape that we would like to ment. nual event attracting top rugby be, but we're playing well/' "I'd like to thank President teams from all over the East said Starr. "We could pull a (William R.) Cotter," said co-cap- coast. It is sponsored by th e surprise." tain Geoff Starr '00. "He was re- Providence men's rugby club Still, the team is awaiting a ally helpfu l with getting the ath- and is the largest rugby tour- decision by Colby on f und ing letic department to give us fund- nament of the spring other for the trip to Cincinnati, ing." than Nationals. "If we go, we can win it. , b i ated i ' ' ' : At the Beast of the East Col y dom n all of the r We've got a lot of taljent/' said . ' . .' v :/¦£' ?¦ . . ZZ'ZZZ' -- Z:. . '. • zZf ;> _ ¦:.;; ;+-: Zz%y-^(^l^p^^Z^p(f^i' Bwl^e Z if*c/d^»li^ Colby trampled Nor theastern opponen ts last fall and nar- Scranton.Q : Dave Burke '99 fights i^iti ^ft ^^^ ^ ^^ j mmmmmimmlmmmmmmmmM ^ : WmJ\M*m^^
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