Thursday, April 2, 1964
ryant Title ••• Member • Phi Upsilon Associated Collegiate Press
ryant College, Providence, R. I.
Wednesday, April 15, 1964 Volume XXIV, No. 12 • Bryant Nine Opens Season with Curry College on April 16; First Home Game with Quonset Flyers on April 22 The Bryant Indians open the baSeball season April 16 with Curry Constitution Change Student Senate College. On April 22 the Indians play their first home game with the Tops News of Quonset Flyers to open the home side of the seaslm as well as give Elections Today OUI' new field its first work-out. Dormitory Council Portal.Drive, N. W., Washington, enden Street, Providence, Rhode By Beverly Samson D. C. Jeff is 21 years old and grad Island. Dick is 23 years old and For the past several weeks the keep the players up-to-date on By Jan Eaton scheduling, practice time, "Slogan Elections for Student Senate offi uated from Perkiamen School in graduated from Hope High School Bryant Varsity Baseball Team has The con&titution of the Dormi cers for the year 1964-1965 are be in 1958. His high school activities been working ' hard getting into for the Week," and details of the 1960. His high school aetivities in include basketball and baseball. major leagues. tory Council was amended at its ing held today. Since the interest clud~ Drama Club, NeWlipaper, Dick is in his 8th semester, ma shape. of the student body determinell the On the side of the building fac last regular business meeting. The Society and joring in Management. HiS! activi support of the student government, The first two weeks of practice ing the diamond the SCOl'e board amendment is as follows: Amend ties at Bryant include the follow it is hoped that mamy students will were divided between two facilities is now under construction. The ing: President, Chi Gamma Iota ment to ARTliCLE IV - Meetings turn out to support the candidate -the tennis courts and the gym score board is five f eet high and J eft' is in his 6th semester and Fraternity; Vice-President of Stu and Quorum: 3. "There will be no of their choice. Last year was one twenty-seven feet long. The num is majoring in marketing. His ac dent Senate; Member of Greek ,nasium. Since scheduling of prac set number of monthly meetings of of the most highly contested elec bers will be twenty-four inches Letter Council; Supervisor of Stu tice space has always hampered tions in Bryant College's history. tivities at Bryant include Archway high and sixteen i,nches wide. Name the Dormitory Council. The Coun dent Union; Intramural Official for practice time, the Intramural Bas The turnout at the elections was reporter for St.udent Senate and plates for each visiting team will cil will meet once a month for a .. Basketball and Volleyball; serving liB per cent of the student body, the The Greek Lebter Council; Co ketball program was moved to a be hung in the visitors' spot on the dinner meeting with the Adminis as an intern of Bryant College with more appropriate time. With the largest school-wide voting percent Cha irman of "Best Dressed Girl board. traticm. These monthly meetings Senator Pell in Wa&hington. Dick shift to evenings the intramural age ever recorded at Bryant. Contest"; Program chairman of Dick Bartels and Ellen Weinstein a member of the Key Society. basketball games could be sched The ground maintenance grew of will ·be announced in advance at the Why not make this year an even the American Marketing Associa I His hobbies are I>'ports and reading. uled four to an e/ening, rather Bryant, headed by Mr. William beginning of each semester. At the better one? tion; ParliamentarilIIn and Sgt. of His ambition is to attend graduate than three games to an afternoon, Moses, has worked hard to get the Arms, .class of '65; and social com request of a dormitory president, a school and work toward a Ph.D. as was the practice in the past. new field in shape. Many small The present slate of officers for mittee chairman, Hillel Foundation. special meeting may be called by Degree, and then become a college With this move the Varsity Base last minute details such as the in ~e Student Senate is as follows; DICK BARTELS NAMED the Dormitory Council president." Jeft"s hobby is waterskiing and I professor and an author. ball team was able to begin prac s tallations of a rubber, foul line President .._...... _.._.. _.....Dick Haines hill ambition is to design and sell tice indoors four weeks in advance poles, and additions to the fence, A t the last regular dinner meet Vice President.._...... _...... Jeff Bulman furniture. MR. BRYANT OF 1964 of last year's opening date. as well as the completion, of the ing (March 18) of the Dormitory Secretary .._...... _...... Chris Cudak Bcore board, are being held up only Treasurer .._...... _ ...... Bill Carter By Fred Ricci At the first practice held in the Council, Chi Basso ,proposed a revi because of the wet season. sion to the system 6f lates for wom On April 3, Dick Bartels, a the annual My. Bryant College gymnasium on March 9, 44 men The following is their "Statement en dormitory stude~ts. This revi Sigma Iota Beta signed-up for the squad. On the Thi~ year's squad was decided of Intent:" senior at BYYRl1t College, was dance was held at the Alpine Coun sion was submitted to all of the third day of practice jj additional after two separate eliminations. Sigma Iota Chi women's dorms and received a fa-I "Determination is a-n essential Pr...-Hancy Manchesler • named Mr. nr~'ant CoUc~e at the try Club in Cranston, Rhode Is- men decided to try their haud a On April 7 the final squad was Vice Pr••.-Carolyn Squillant. * chosen., The following men will vorable response. The new revision charactertistic of leadership. Sec.-Margo Drottor annual Mr. Bryant College week-Iland. Each couple was presented the game. make up the 1964 Bryant College now awaits, administrative accept- "I, Richard J. Haines, in the Tr.....- ..... Supnlck As is always the case with a-ny Repolf.,-Claire Bosma ' end sponsored by Tau Epsilon with a favor and a booster booklet, Varsity Baseball Team. ance. office of Student Senate, will dis . first-day attendance, one, person Fratemity. Dick,a resident of! and was entertained by the musIC Iafter another found out that this Infielders The newly elected officers of the charge the duties of that office as SIB announce!! its choice of J elf prescribed in our constitution. Providence, is known by many stu- of Tony Abbot. At LO:40 p.m. Mr. was going to be no picnic. Many BARKER, R,. Dormitory Council are as follows: Bulman as its Mr. Bryant candi men decided for other reasons too BREAULT. F. President, Brien Os\:J.rin; Vice Pres "I, Jeffrey S. Bulman, in the date. dents at Bryant for his active par- Kenneth La Salle announced the that spring training will have to DeQUARTRO, A. ident, Paul Ceresa; Secretary office of Vice President of the Stu The election of the following ticipation in various college activ- candidates for Mr. Bryant College wait, until next year. DINGWALL, J. Treasurer, ' Bobby Basile; and dent Senate will discharge the du SIB officers took place on March SILVA, R. "Archway" Representative, Barry ties of that office as prescribed in ities. He is President of Chi as they approached the stage es Although the weather this spring 16: President, Chy Basso; Vice CONATY, wM. Steinflnk. Their term of office will our constitution. / president, Debbie Rageman; Sec Gamma Iota Fmternity, Vice- corted by the presidents of the has not been too warm, last week SMITH, R. begin September, 1964 and termi the squad moved into its new "dug nate in May, 1965. "I, Christina A. Cudak, in the of retary, Pa.t DiMuzio; Treasurer, President of the Student Senate, sponsoring sororities. Everyone Outfielders Elin Weifl&tein; and Pledge Mis out" (the Bryant College Field & fice of Secretary of the Student Member of the Greek letter Coun- anxiously awaited to hear the name Field House). Many of the old DROUGHT, B. The Dormitory Council Banquet Senate, will discharge the duties of tress, Pat Mosley. will be held on April 21 at the Air cil, Supervisor of the 'Student of the new Mr. Bryant College. timers, Wendell, 'Santos, Sieglll, SANTOS, M. that office as prescribed in our con The "Sibbies Five," composed Breault, etc., said that the facili SIEGEL, B. port Motor Lodge. Each house will stitution. of Megise Sanford, Olaire Bosma, Union, and an Intramural official Finally Mr. La Salle announced ties offered this year to the ball YURKON, R. send its old and new presidents, Christine Cudak, Brenda Billings, for Basketball and Volleyball. that the winner was Richard Bar- club were perfect. Last year the JANIK, C. vice-presidents, and old secretary "I, William H. Carter, in the of Sue Taveira, and one guitar, will team was unable to start practice treasurers. Buses will leave from fice of Treasurer of the Student The Mr. Bryant College weekend tels, sponsored 'by Phi Upsilon Pitchers take part in :the !Mr. Bryant Folk much 'before 3:45 because practice Gardner Hall courtyard at 5:30 Senate, will discharge the duties of 'SCOTT, R R.H. Si'llging Competition on April 4. commenced at 8:00 p.m. on April 2 Sorority. A loud, favorable re- was held at Mac'Call Field in Lin SHARP. Dinner will be served at that office as prescribed in our con TOMASIDLLI, J. R.H. in the Bryant Auditorium. Each '1 d D' k I coln, Rhode Island. The new large 6:30. stitution. sponse preval e as Ie Barte s WENDELL, L. R.H. Robert F. Cerrito of 137 Forest Sorority and brother Fratemity locker room consists of 54 up-right NICOLOSI, L. L.H. The Spring All-Dormitory Ban "We, the candidates, will strive Park Road, Cranston, IRhode Island. had been reserved certain sections was crowned Mr. Bryant College lockers, a large well equipped stock SIEPEL, J. L.H. quet was held this past Thursday, to strengthen the Student Senate Bob is 20 years old and graduated room, a shower room, and two rest in the auditorium in order' that all of 1964. April 9, in the college cafeteria. as the voice of the student body to News of Sigma from Cranston High; Ea.s.t in '1961. room areas. Also, a large 'bulletin Catcher sorority members could cheer for On Saturday night the final An informal dance followed itn the the Administration. His high school activities include board has been installed to help I ZORBO, J. Lambda Theta being captain of the Wrestling gym until midnight. Many thanks their candidates. When everyone event of Mr. Bryant College Week "We respeet and will continue the 'Sigma Lambda Theta announces Team; Cross Counrtry; Baseball; to Brien Oshrin for making this was seated, Mr; Kenneth La Salle, end took place in the Bryant Audi past policies of the'Student Senate. twenty-eight pledgees for 1964; President 'of Wrestling Club; Presi dance possible. President of Tau Epsilon, intro- torium. This was the night when Barbara Warren - Swampscott, dent of th~ Ita-H.an Club; Student The next dinner meeting of the I "We will promote progressive duced the eight candidates for the each frateTI\ity and sorority dis Mass.; Greta Ferguson-Sudbury, Council ; Pre&ident, Cafeteria Mar Council will be held on April 1-5. government. , Mass.; Cheryl Cumming - Milford, shals, and Senior Social Committee. title of Mr. Bryant College and played its talented members, who Bryanl's Accounting Curriculum Registered Dorm students-if you have any "We will endeavor to coordinate Conn.; Sherry Wright -'Marble Bob is in his 8th semester and is also introduced the judges who participated in the Mr. Bryant suggestions or q~estions to bring I' ~11 faction~ of the Student Sen~te majoring in Management. His ,ac lIUss head, Mass.; Jelm Colwell- Glen were Mr. Fred Gaucher, Mr. John Folk Singing 9ontest. The first before the CounCIl, please submit mto a umfied student governlDg timies' at Bryant includi! being By New York State Department of Education Ridge, N. J.; Sue Favro-New them to your house president be-! body. Senior Class President; Vice-Presi Renza, Miss Diana Gallant and place winner of this event was the port, R. I.; Diane Maher-New fore April 14. ! "WE ARE ijETERM'INEDI" Fairfield, Conn.; Gail Pistey dent, Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity; Miss Joan Zeller. The camdidates "Sibbies Five" representing Sigma Bryant Graduates Now Eligible to Sit for the Trumbull, Conn.; Jane Walker Vice-President, B r y ant Young were judged in two situations. Iota Beta Sorority. The "Sibbies C.P.A. Examination in New York State i Rutherfordton, N.C.; 'Sandra Democrats; Student Senate, Vigi First, each candidate was to be Five" - Megsie Sanford, Clair lante Committee, Ledger Staff, As a result of an application by the College and a visita.tiOOlJ by Unopposed Slate ... Brown - Vineland, N. J.; Donna presented with a situation involv- Bosma, Christine Cudak, Brenda on- Valente, !Manchester, Conn.; Ann Ohairman Miss Bryant Pageant, Mr. Robert G. Allyn, Executive Secretary of the New York Board of the Skolsky-Peekskill, N. Y.; Wendy and Intramural,Sofitball, Volleyball, ing a date with a girl. Second, each Billings, and Sue Taveira - sang C. P. A. Examiners, the New York State Department of Education has nd Par kin-IStamford, ConYI-; Judi Basketball, 'Football, and Bowling. candidate had to answer various the ballads "Morning Train" and registered, the Bryant College curriculum. This means that graduates Ruback - Livingston, N. J.; M·ar Bob's ~vorite pastime is water the questions asked by the judges. "Summertime." In second place of the College who complete the approved curriculum may sit for the cia Owen - Holden, Mass.; Billie skiing and hi& ambition after grad Richard Bartel's situation was as representing Sigma Lambda Pi was C. P. A. examination in New York State provided, of course, that they ~rori Weinrich-Au
~...... LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS 81 In Editorial and Business Offices, Alumni HaD, Bryant College, 154 Hope Street, Providence, R. I. (Author 01. "Rally lWund the Flag. BOY8!" Member Member and 'BarejOf1t With Cheek.") Intercollegiate Press Associated Collegiate Press an the I WAS A TEEN-AGE SLIDE RULE THE STAFF seD Co-editors ...... Bill Pilleerelli and 1011eph Minio In a recent lenrned journal (playboy) the distinguished board wr ' Feature Editor ...... " ...... • . . . .• BevuJy Samson Busineu and Advort.ioin& Manlier ...... Alan Gilstein chairman (Ralph ''Hot Lips" Sigafoos) of one of our most Omce Manager ...... Mo:a:tie Banford important American industrial corporations (the Arf Mechan Sports Editorll ...... Bob EUoo aDd BArry Eonz ical Dog Co .) wrote a trenchant article in which he pinpointed ha~ SlIarts Staff: Mike Ra¥fQr. ErJe Marquart. Joe Lanihan, Ourol Verb 1'& and Suo Smith our single most serious national problem: the lack of culture fin; CirouJaliQ1l Manager ...... Ray Melillo among science grad Ulltes. • Photagrapher ...... Jim Borens Indian Award Inaugurated; G_a! Staff: C;"rol Squillnnte. John Montecalvo. Joanno Martone. Judy Ryan.n. P ..ul Let me hasten to state that Mr. Sigafoos's article was in no 1 I,WIlIOllo, Charlott. KeWley, Bill Chamberlain. Beverly Samion... Jeff llulmJm • .r.n sense derogatory. He ~d emphatioally that the science grad Eaton. li'mn McKeon. Mory Ann Gralfrath, Gerry MiU~, u>nnJ. Whitmore. Sill Cbnr]BfJ Motto, Nancy HllCkott, Pauln. Hurd and Ron Tsoh!l un.te, what with his gruelling curriculum in physics, math, and. Brad Dupee Receives Blazer chemistry, can h!hl'dly be expected to find time to study the tlni By Jim Herens arts too. What distresses Mr. Sigafoos-and, indeed, all of us Th, EDITORIAL is the lopsided result of today's science courses: graduates At the Annual Vars1ty Basketball Awards dinner held at Wayland Isql who can build a skyscraper but can't compose a concerto; who Manor, March 24, a new award was given for outstanding contribu pIa know Newton's Third l&w but not Beethoven's Fourth Sym What causes a lack of responsibility in an organization? In our tions to Bryant College. Robert Else who is Co-Editbr of the 1964 all democratic proce,sll very few organizations pllliIl events without taking Ledger, Sports Editor of the Archway, J.V. ICoach of Basketball, and a poll of their members. When the members vote unanimously to have ahl ~.- ... \ Assistant Varsity Baseball >Coach and Manager was named as the first of an event, the leaders go out and plan it. It is nOl'lllal to expect ~he support of those members when th.e event is held. recipient. ,ICoach Walley Camper also received the Indian Award. Tol wa· At Bryant we are in a unique positiO'l1.. People seem to vote for . Each candidate f{lr graduatiO'1l' events without any intention of attending. This was experienced last ______who has received a varsity letter in bal week bv this writer. The Junior Class at Bryant appears to have a a sport is given a blazer with the Fight to Finish the tremendous lack of responsibility. It !!lot only is inherent in the mem Placement News College insignia. Brad Dupee re hal bers of the class, but it also exists in sllme of the leaders. Since the Circle K ceived the blazer award from 'Mr. By Charlotte A. Kenney In Ten Pin League vic event has already occurred. this article n)ay not be of any present value. R. Hathaway, Director of Ath letics, and Coach E . Shannon. By Chuck Grundman wit It is intended as a warning t o all organizations on Campus. When The eighth week of on-campus On the Move :Alpha Omicron continues to lead planning an event make sutte that you will have the organization be Dave Barber, who graduated in hlilT recruitment got underway with a The recent Circle K District J anuary, received his award of the league but is ·being pressed hind you. Also remember this as a cardinal rule: be eertain that there visitation .from the U. S. 'Plywood Conventio11l held in Boston was a blazer at a dinner given in. his hard by Kappa Tau and Phi Sigma per is not any other organization on Campus that is planning an llOtivity, Corporation of New York ICity. On highlighted for Bryant College by honor at that time. Other basket Nu. Anyone of ,these teams could because they will cut you down internally in the organization, which ad~ the election of Gerald Czelusniak ball awards made at the dinner easily win the title. With 100 is right where it hurts. phony; who are familiar with Fraunhofer's lines but not with wi! Wednesday. April 8. U. S. Rubber to the position of Lieutenant were as follows: Varsity letters, points towards the George E. Company visited t he ea:mpU8. On Governor. Gery will replace Dave Shelley's. Richards trophy at stake tho Another important factor to J'emember is to be su.re that the people E dward Alsup,' Michael Aragao, Mr. Sigafoos can find no solution to this lamentable imbal bowlers will be fighting fol' every that are working on the promotional aspects are dependable and trust Thursday, April 9, a representative i Palmer, also of Bryant. College; David Barber, Bradley -Duppe, !mce. I, however, believe there is one-and a very simple one. pin. The mext two weeks will tell tea worthy. Without good support from promoters the event cannot be of Kidder, Peabody conducted in- ' the present Lieutenant Governor. It is this: if students of science don't have time to oome to A n t h 0 n y DeQuattro, Michael Fisher, John Lacerda, Jeffrey who the clutch bowlers are. One successful. terviews on campus; in addition, a I Mr. Ed Duprecio, water safety the arts, then the arts must come to students of science. S iegel, Thomas Smile, Richard mistake could cost the title for BRUCE WILSON representativo from the state of instructor f or the ·Providence For example, it would be a very easy thing to teach poetry the Tellier, James Zorbo. Junior Varsity anyone of the .three teams. President, Olass of 19G5 Connecticut administered the Man- Y.MiC.A., was the guest speakeI' and music right along with physics. Students, instead of being letters: William Favro; Leonard Looking at the individual rec sen at last week's meeting. Mr. Du called upon merely to recite, would instead be required to agement Training Program exami rhyme their answers and set them to familiar tunes-like, for Nicholosi, Michael Raysor, Donald ords, Bill Carter has the High- by precio emphasized the extreme average trophy all to himself. nation to more than 15 'Seniors in instance, the stirring Colonel Bogey March. ThuB recitations Travis. Letter and p€llJJ set, Familiar Sight Student Senate importaMe of safety in wnd As would not only be chock-a-block with important facts but Fred Edelstein, Mgr; Marbel base Bill is currently carrying a 181 Kilcup Hall. On that day also. the arou1f1d water at all times. His Highlights average. This is the highest aver FDl U. S. Mal'lne COrps Officer P·ro- talk, ilIustrated by many of his would, at the same time, expose the students to the aesthetic pen set, Robert Else; Stephen Vicky and Mela By Jeff Bulman 'delights of great poetry and music. Hel'\l, try it yourself. You RichmOOld, Barry Seigal, and Lyle age in the history of the Bryant gram representative was on cam own past experiences with water Ten Pin League. Bill also has the In A familiar sight on the Bryant On Wednesday, A~ril 15, fl'om all know TIw Colonel Bogey March. Come, sing along with me: Wendell. pus. On Friday of that week, S. S. dangers, was well received by the Phylric8 total high three games with a 634 Bel campus these days is pretty Vicky- 11:00 to 3:00, voting will take place members who were thinking of in Various 0 th e r presentations series. The individual high game 29 Aldel'sley and her seeing eye dog for the offices of the Student Sen Kresge conducted interviews in the Is what we learn clas8. the up-cuming summer months. Eimtein were made. Dick Tellier, Cap is held by Dave Scranton with a Mela. Below is a poem by Vicky ate. Voting will be in the Gym. Placement Office. Said energy is mass. tain, presented to Coaches 'Shan 245. tal which expresses her tender affec- At the 15th meeting of the Stu. The mention of the Bryant Col During the week of April 13, the lege ICircle K club iQ]J ,the March Newtun non and Duffy, plaques listing the The 'Pi,n Boys hold both of the tion for her constant companion. den.t Senate the candidates f or the team records. They hold the total following companies (and school edition of the National Bulletin 18 high-falutin' names of ·all players and assist four offices were interviewed and And PasCO},'8 a rascal. high three games with 2076 pins tril systems) will send representatives was an honor well deserved after So's Boyle. ants. Coach Shannon also re All These Things accepted: Richard Haines, candi Do you see how much more broadening, how much more up ceived a silver revere bowl and and the team individual hlgh game an! to tbe campus for interviews: the effort put forth during the date for president; Jeffrey Bulman, recent Blood Drive and Bridge lifting it is to learn physics this way? 'Of course you do. What? Coach Duffy, an· electric clock. of 726. To Me Yop. want another chorus? By all means: With trophies to he given to the 1 can did ate for vice-president; John Hancock-Boston Tournament. Of the 500 clubs in Ernie Calverley, basketball coach When it'll time to get up in the Leyden leaders of these divisions the Christina Kudak, candidate for the U. S. and Canada, only a few of U. ·R. I. and guest speaker, re fin I He made the Leyden jar. bowlers will be in their best form early mol'll, secretary; and William Carter, Providence Public Schools are mentiO'l1..ed in each edition. ceived titlest golf balls. Joseph Trolley for the next two weeks. History un! I sometimes ,vish that r was never candidate for treasurer. The four F. W. Woolwo rth~New York Delaney Assistant 'Principal of He made the Trolley car. has shown that many of these Chi born, candidates are running as a slate City Circle K Projects Hope High ~School was given a and are thus far unopposed. Curie revere bowl for his help in sched records have fallen during the 1&«1: Rode in a 8'1Cl7'ey Joe So tired of studying and feeling so The NewlnaD'l' club asked for, and Irons and Russell-Providence LIBRARY WEEK-April 12-18. uling officials for the home games. two weeks of the season. And Die8el'S a weasel. S0'8 BmJle. ala blue, received, permission to hold: their During this week the club mem- A reminder to all tltose bowlers Once the student has mastered TIw Colonel Bogey March, who in tend to enter the New Tired of recQrds, radios, and people April 18th dance. Jordan Marsh Company-Boston bel'S will solicit donations to the 'The highlight of the evening waJ he can go OD to more complicated melodies like Deat" and Tram too. Investors Diversified Services of National Library Week Fund, the came when a photographer from England Ten Pin Championship beb The following figures and facts proceeds of which will be used to figuralion, SUdeen Tons, and Boo-Hoo. T.V. Channel 10 Providence ar Tournament: Your entry blankJI I reach out my hand and touch lin were sent to the 'Student ,Seante by Providence purclla&e a ,book set or books And when the student, loaded not only with science but rived early to take movies for the must be submittted by April 16, wit, 0bject on the floor, Mr. Falcione concerning conditions neecled by our library. The en- wit:p. culture, leaves his clasf>l'oom and ligh~ his Mu lboro. 11:15 Sports cast. 1964. Cigarette, how much more he will enjoy that filter, that flavor, 'J So soft aIIld cuddly and never a in the cafeteria: thusiastic support of this cam- that pack or boxl Because there will no longer be a litt16 voice pia bore. 1. $3,500 worth of silverware is Here and There, Jiaigrn by the student body ds within him repeating that he is culturally a dolt. He will know ruined each year. greatly needed a~d any donation With a wag of her tail and a switch -know joyously-that he is a complete man, a fulfilled man, ove 2. Thousands of pounds of sugar College Librarian. Serves on will be appreciat~d. of her tongue, and he will bask and revel in the pleasure of his Marlboro as a fou and salt are thrown away. Committee for National Library SUlbFING 'MOVIE-Thursday, colt rolls in new graas-exultant and triumphant-a truly BRYANT COLLEGE JACKETS She washes my face and then when B. Commuters are still bringing Week: 'Miss Mary Frances Kiely, May 7, at 7: 30. On this date the educated hume:n person-a credit to his college, to himself, and the that's done, in bag lunches. Bryant College Librarian, was in- 90 minute technicolor :film, "SURF- to his tobacconist! ( I'm no longer sad that I was born, 4. Students are not returning vited by Dr. William P. Robinson, ING H'OLLOW DAYS", will be © 1983 Ma. BIluJmaD and ftn~ Or that I have to get up so early their trays. Rhode Island Commissioner of presented in the Bryant Audi- • • • 5. Students are still using the Education, to serve on the commit- torium. Admission price will be We. the makers of Marlbor08 and 8ponsors 01 this column, in the morn, urge you rwt to roll colt-wise in the grlUls if you are carrying ove front door as an exit; this t ee for National Libr~ry Week. $1 and there will be twelve door FRATERNITY JACKETS I climb out of bed so b8:PPY to find, a 80ft pack of Mar/boros in your pocket. If, however, you Wa causes dangerous congestion. This observance took place during prizes awarded during the inter- are carrying the crush-proof box and we igll le88 than ZOO My Four-footed friend, my little n bas been suggested that disd- the week of April 12. mission. For those who are not l1Ouncls, you may tmfely tling yourseU about. of . sunshine. plinary action be t aken upon stu- acquainted with this fast grow- SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY STUDENT dwi dents infringing any of the cafe- * * * ing sport this is a great oppor While I'm in school, I may drop tunity t o see the thrills and humor hac my pen, teria rules. . . . Gregg Publishing Company Ex- of experienced surfers performing ______REPRESENTATIVE . Jeff Proctor, Jack ShalwVltz, Ray ecutive Speaks at Workshop In · C 1'£ son But my pal find; it for me and m a I omi" Hawaii, Mexi