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rnURSDAY. MARCH 25.1993 BRYANT COLLEGE BOX 7 SMITHFIELD, R.I. 0291 7 VOLUME 61 NUMBERS Bigger Numbers, Bryant Students to Direct BeUer Value? Special Olympics
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'Ifu 'Trustu.< oj'lJrya nt COfUot an1WUna tfla t effective with tlU scfwfJJstic ytllr 6etJinning StptemDer, 1!J57, tlU tuition f ur rfay scfwo{ stutfents will 6e $ 750 arul for rfarmitury stutUnts, $17()(), 60th oj which may 6e paUl in five payments. March 12, 1993
Undergraduate Tuition Full Tune $12,120
Room Fees Residence Halls 1-13 $3.570 Residence Halls 14 & 15 $3.570 Residence Hall 16 $3.697 Townhouse, Single $4,4S 1 Townhouse. Double $4,397
Meal Plans Jennifer Speicher Jennffer Mills 19 Meals $2.645 Games Director, Assistant Games Director Special Olympics '93 15 Meals $2,557 Special Olympics '93 $2,472 9 Meals Julia Arouchon For twelve years now, tbc games who can contribute, due to the fact and Marguerite Phm,ps have been organized and hosuxi by the Special Olympics event was Total Estimated Coots Archway SraffWrilers students. The organization and di eliminated Crom the Swdenl Acti vi Freshman $IS.335 recting of Special Olympics is a big lies budget. Fortunately. the Uppen:Iassmen-wl meal plan $IS,335 Two senior marketing majors, responsibility. Speicher, of Fundraising Commillee has been Uppen:Iassmcn-wlo meal plan $16,517 Jennifer Speicber. and Jennifer Killingworth, cr has been named successful in raising the money. Mills, have been selected to direct Games Director, and Mills will be SI,500 is needed to start me activi Commuter $12,120 the Northern Rbode Island SpeciaJ the Assistant Games Director. ties ofC righL Olympics that will lake place on As Director, Speicher will help This is the third year that Speicher Saturday. May 8. plan and facil itale with the adminis has been involved wilh the Special Special Olympics is a spans tration. In addition. she is in charge Olympics, Since high school, Oxlord Debate training program and an athletic of making sure that aU volunteers, Speicher has been inlereSted and competition for mentally handi perform their jobs effcctively. Tra involved in the program. Sbe feels capped children and adults. This ditional ly, the (raternities and so an immense sense of accomplisb Returns to Bryant year. the event is expeCted to draw roritieson campushavevoluntecred, ment working with Special Olym in an excess of 1.500 competilors but tbey try to get everyone on cam piCS. She remarked, "It is really Julia Arouchon Cor the debate !han they have been and fans to Bryan t. TIle entire cam pus involved. satisfying 10 be helping alben," Archway Staff Writer in recent years. pus is welcome to become in \'0" '00. Speicher says that she and Mills Meetings for the event will be 1beBryantdebatersarecunenl1y either by joining the planning c:om will need financial assislDtlce from belden Wednesdays, 9pm, in Room Bryant will host its sixth annual working on gathering information. mittces. orjusl by coming to walCh. local businesses, and anyone else 2B, All are welcome to attend. Oxford Debale sponsored by !be Gary CasagJ1Ulde from Ibe Debate Student Programming Board and Society is assisting the leam. the Debate Society on Wednesday. "This years debate should be as March 31 at 7:30pm in the Papiuo Cunnyas last years, but il should be Dining Room.. more rational," says Casagrande. On March 29, the Third Annual Matjorie Burgoyne French Four Oxford Debaters will ~2--THE-=-AR~c~H=w~A-y------<=>J>Il\fI<=>l\f------·~TH==u7.R~s=D~A7Y~,~MAR~~C~H~275,~1799~3 olll1e Sexes We Are People Too! The history of women is the history of prejudice. To the Editor: I personally do not agree with the setting aside of a month to celebrate black history. Thos month also hap During Women's History Month, the achievements of From the viewpoinl of an Mrican-American, I can pens to be the sbortest month of the year. There should be women are emphasized which gives people a truly say that it hurts to see thai a person can be so a Mulicuilural Year; thaI way, no one is Jeft ool ignornnl and naive. I'm West Indian (Virgin Islands), I would just like to end with this quote from Spot-Il different perspective of history. and was able to learn about the many prominent black Edocation: Women are not the only subjects of prejudice. Many leaders in history. However, here on the "mainland," "Ign no. Alehtt., ill 00ftlP0...:I ~ doILoIg l1lc.Uon or. tt>o_ 01 tile III~ _ dio "'" -"y ,ell..:I ...... 01l1lle by !he E -4--THE---AR--C-HW--A-y------~1L'-J~~ ------TH--U-R-S-D-A-Y-, -MAR---C-H-2-5-,l-9-93 Vandalism. continued from page 2 Ihe Sources of Bay responsibly and act to maintain properly offered due to behavior proper behavior in regards CO the lUlbeaJming of !be Bryant com· LastweekEARllIwiseintroduocd heavy metals, sucb as copper. lead, vending machines. Funbcnnore, munity. WemUSl8ClooW,togetber. you toSave TheDay and the issuesof EARTHwise and mercury, thai. produce adverse Ibt.1c vending machines are ~ to maintain the properslaUdatdsof polluting the Bay and other water healthand ecological effects. Toxies erty of the srudeots. mey are here care for the vending tn8I;:hines. So ways. BUljUSlwberedoesthepollu Kelly A Canwr;ght often come from non-point sources: for all of us, and unJess we aU please, realize: that DOone is gain tion come from? Archway SraflWr;ltr industrial. oommcn;ia1, and house realize this. wemaynotanylooger ing from the vandalism; in fac t The sources of Bay pollution can hold waste: agricultural and lawn have soda macb.ines in the donns. everyone is losing. be broken dowo into two categories: cbemicals; 3.lllOemissions and leaks; To cooclude. [ hope you aU "point sources" and "noo-point gae growth. Wben algae dies, it re accidental spills and deliberate have realized the seriousness of James A. Zahansky sources," Point SOlaCl'S are definite quires large amounts of oxygen to cbcmk:al disposals; surface runoff; Ihis mauer. A service can nOC be 0llIinrum or BRYCOL sources that can beeasily identified. decompose.l'hisprocesscausesoxy ground waler seepage; increased in NOO-pointSOUfCeS diffuse, however, gen-deprivatioo Of !.be water, which Lensity of land use; increasing OIDll and cannoc be traced back to a spe-. can kill other walCf plants and ani bers of impervious swfaces: and c:ific point of origin. mals. ExcessivenUlrienlS ortc.ncrigi· marine sources. SeUing Your Anlhropogenic pollulams - those nate at one of lbese sources: waste Look. for more in-depth explora pollutants originating from bumans water treatment facilities, septicsys tions of these topics in futUIe - may originate from point or 000- ICDlS, lawn fenilizers. high pbospbate EAR11Iwise columns. FARTHwist! point sources and can bedivkJed into laundry detergents. and atmospheric is brought to you with cooperation Priorities Straight Ihree major classes: fecal wasteS, decomposition. fran Savelbe Bay. Rhode Island's excessnuttientsandoxygen-demand· Taxies are organic chemicals or leading environmental organi2ation. Welcome whe re you see ing organic malter, and lollie palM back from Chaplain's yourselves in two an~ , Spri ng Break! I months. Are you Fecal wa.o;te pollutants are those New England's #1 hope that every Com er going to be work pollutants originating from faulty one is rerreshed by Rev. PhilIp Devens ing on your tans buman waste processing systems. Part y Band!! and has an awe Protestant Chaplain or "doing all Such pollutants include combined some tan. Have nighters" to get sewer overflows and septic systems. you noticed on some cold morn the course done? When it is time to Combined sewer overflows ings bow an old car starts up? It can "kick back" and relax and when it (CSOs) result when tbecombinatioo start by kicking over one cylinder is time to be motivated are dirfer ofwastewaterandstormwaterproves at a time-<:oughing and spuuer ent conceplS ofheing. The periods excessivefortheexistingsewerpipes ing with clouds or smoke blowing of work and leisure ensure an effi and lreatmenl plants. lbis causes Out the exhaust pipes---or rum rigbt cient time management scheme. some umreated wastewater to be over with no fuss at all. You have a Some of you may have left the area dumped directly into waterways. choice! You can be a fine-tuned but the problems you left behind CSOs are often caused by system fighti ng machine ready to take on are still here-maybe eve n worse overloads, large amounts of precipi the world (or at least Bryant Col when you gOl back. So, when you tation, blocked regulating structures, lege), ora spuueringsparkplug that start your visioning process, takea and leaks and hardware fai1~ . needs to be repaired. The moral of moment and ask the question, On-site sewage disposal systems Wants to keep the Spring Break this story is that a clear vision of "Where does God fi t into my vi canoontaminaleswface-andground your future, and where you see sion?" You could ask God to help water if they are poOOy sited, de Party Going ! ! yourself in it, is a top priority in you clarify your goals. It is your signed, ronslruCted or maintained, This Thurs. forming goals for your life. choicel or if they are antiquated. Such fail Now, it is the time to envision Be safe! TakecareandGod Bless! ures cause the leaching of mw sew March 25 {Tonight} age into the water table. Septic sys temsfailuresareoftendoetoleachate Kirbys Pub Rt7 in from stOOlgc tanJc.s and disposal of ·>Featuring Deb Louis New a household chemicals. N utrienl~ arc chemicals nonnally England ' s #1 Fema le Vocalist essential 10 plant and animal growth, (4The.Hottest Progressive Tunes ng? but in excessive amountS can have harrnfuleffects onaquaticlife. Phos '~Si ren Specials All Night Long Reception to address phates, for example. encourage al- marketing careers Campus Vending Wants by Keith Murray Another Depanment of Market Marketing Department ing faculty member, Elaine Nolarantonio, Associate Professor, To Play With You !! An inConnai "reception" will be indicated that the meeting on Tues held for all Bryant Students who day will fill an inform ational (No!, No!, Perverts!) would like to talk about marketing vacuum. "A 101 of individuals I as a major as well as careers in meet fail to appreciate thal a career marketing with alums and Bryanl in marketing is really quite attrac faculty next Tuesday, March 30 at Li ve. Tbis IS the case because !t Campus Vending is sponsoring a 3:30 p.m. in the Gulski Dining provides the chance ror students to Room. The meeting is open to all pursue a wide range of business Vending Game! All you need to do is Bryant studenlS who would like to career;. like advcrtising, product explore how a successful career in management. Dlarket research, purchase candy or soda from your dorm marketin$ might be achieved. This sales, and genera] management. In information and gel-acquainted my opinion, few other majoN offer meeting is sponSOred by the De the wvcnily of choice and oppor vending machine, and look on the back panment of Marketing and is open tunity to ascend the COrpOtale lad ~ to all studeots who would like to der more quickly." to see if a gift certificate appears!! If so, considermarketingasamajor. Pizza Other faculty interviewed ech and soda refresbments will be oed these sentunents: "Individuals served. Appropriate attire is casual. with a marketing background are Iif-- You WIN!! M~Ml "For some time, now, marketing mOSt frequenUy designated CEOs i faculty have felt tbeneed loplan an in American firms." says Larry 81 It's That Simple~- event that leIS students who are Lowe. Associate ProfeSSOf"ofMar undecided or who are thinking of keting. "I talk to SludenlS aU the changing majors to find oul more time who fail to appreciate lhc wide This offer not available to vending employees!! about bow a major in marketing taIlgeofopponunities lbatareopen can belp them build a gmtifying to marketing professionaJs." career and rewarding life-style," Professor of Marketing, Frank says Charles Quigley, professor and Bingbam conunented, "I think that *Offer subject to end without notice chairperson of the department. "In marlc:eting as a career path is likely talking with my colleagues, I get to become even more attractive in so make sure you play now!! the sense that we encounter Stu the future. As the economy devel dents alilhe time in and out of our ops and the role of small business classes wbo have a stro ng interest in the U.S. becomes even more A Division of Brycol Student Services in learning more about marketing pervasive, those who have devel as a business professional. Unfor oped their marketing skills and Questions or comments are welcome tunately, however frequently nei abilities will definitely bave an ther students nor faculty take the advantage over others in achieving and should be directed to the Brycol time to discuss the opportunities a rewarding and rich professional House at 231-1220! · th at are available." life." - .. w. -THE---AR--c-HVf--A-y------~ ~~~ ------TH--U-R-S-D-A-Y-. -M-AR--C-H-2-5-. -I~--3---5 .JIn .JIngees JIIrms Be Aware 01 Your Co(.{ was t fu wattn ,tl8t Soon anotMruuru anJt~Jl iJ MM !Frar'fof sIU W OflU( kave him fOnt ..ltJ it nan. witn. tfu fffl1fTIilI6 SUII SOSllre was SM in flawoy ..ltJ a t Ull" fiUfrom. fiis tyt 'Ullurtttin of wfuu f4y 6ty0n4 SM k '{ hUn. to tM wornur,{qn li.s SIU simp(y spruuf fIa winas of8& Surroundings yall( sympunns /(1(' fiis tf.ov61 ~witnliim tfam. sfi t stayuf .hut "mid him throuah tIU sfju. Everyone bas ------ way to prevent beard of this no ing it. The other tOrious "bubble" Crime Comer halfcomesbylr)' that Bryant stu ing to prevent it. deQlSsupposedly by John D. Lorence There are many Li ve in. Tbis Commurt.r Connection ways to prcvtnl bubble belps auauits. Two people feel safe and protected. But major ways are taking self-defense what happens wben you step out courses and buying an assauJtdeltr side of this bubble? rent device. Bryant students have to face the Assault deterrent de vices are real world every time they leave items sucb as pepper and tear gas C3DlpuS to go home or even when canisters that can hrumlessly deter Becker CPA Review they go ·out -for a night in Provi would-be attackers without causing dence. lJstening to the evening adverse side-effects. These items also is offering a scholarship in the form of a news, you bear lbe stOries about work weU on attacking animals. car-jacking and hit-and-run robber On Man:h30, the Commuter Coo ies and you may think that couJd nection is sponsoring an indepen free review course. never happen to me, but it can. In dent vendor, Wbitey's Enterprises fact, both cnmesbave been reported and AssaultDeterrent, in the Bryant in the Providence area in surprising Center from lOam to 3pm. The ven numbers. Crimes can happen to dar will be "llling Assauh Delef anyone, anywbere. Even on cam rent spray (a mixture of red pepper You must submit a resume and transcript pus, students with evening classes gas and tear gas) to Bryant students must walk back to their cars or and faculty . There will be 112 oz. dorms, often crossing large areas of and 3 oz. cans for sale to suit your to Alicia Braca at Box 1231 by darkness where anything cau Id hap individual needs. Wbiley's Enter pen. prises and Assault Deterrence is not Wednesday, April 14. By knowing you are susceptible associated with theCommuterCon- to crime and assault, you are balf- nection. The course can be taken in any area. Bryant Players Present Camelot by Linda Riemer You," "The Simple Joys of Maid Journalism Student enbood," " How to Handle a General Requirements : Woman," and, of course, Over the weekend of April 17th. "Camelot." * 3.5 Overall GPA the Bryant CommuDity can escape The part of King Arthur will be the grim realities of taxes, tests and played by Adam Rubin, a senior term papers for a few bours and marketing major from Sbaron, MA. * Member of the Accounting Association return to a time and place wbere Chris Warner, a fresbman from "the climate is perfect all the year." Johnstown, NY, will play the pan The Bryant Players are, as we of Lancelol, and Joanna Hinds, a speak, uansforming Janikies Au fresbman from Taunton, MA, will ditorium into a semblance of me play the part of Guenevere. Design the 1993 Ooozball T-Shirt dieval England and transforming a First- time director Tracy cast of 17 students into royalty, Banasieski, bas acted with the Bry magicians, and Knigbts in shining ant Players for two years, and is Best Entry Wins : armor. They are getting ready to very enthusiastic about the produc perform Camelot, the popular Alan tion. "Every rebearsal is a surprise. Jay Lerner musical. Everything is coming together so Half Off Team Entry Fee Camelot is the story of the leg nicely! The cast is a very talented emiary King Arthur, hisKnigbtsof one and I think the play will be the Round Table and the love tri greal," she says. Banasieski is pres & A Free T-Shirt angle in vol ving King Arthur, ently looking for a pianist to ac Guenevere, bis wife, and Sir company the sillgers and a few more Should Include : LanceIot, bis favorite Knight. students for rion-speaking extras. The story is filled with action, Performances in April are sched conflict and intrigue - and magic! uled for Friday the 16th at 7:30, ob.\ Slogan & Design There are battles, trials, and dra Saturday the 17th at 2:00 and 7:30, matic rescues. Most of all, there and Sunday the 18th at 2:00. Tick are songs - many that bave become ets will beavaiJable at the Informa ='bY One Color classics. FrederidLoewe'smusi tion Desk and from Bryant Players ~ cal score includes well-mown bal for S!5 general admission and S3 for No Reference to Alcoholic Beverages ladssucb as "lfEvet" I Would Leave students. BE A TEACHER. BE A HERO. CalI1-800-45-TEACH. ReKh lor h "'-" Submit to Box 1124 by Thursday, April 1 TEACH Include Name, Phone # & Box ----- at Any Questions Call Bobbi-Jo at 232-4590 Bryant Col/ege Smithfield. RI Boys & Girls Winner Will Be Chosen On April 2 Ages 61014 8 May 10-1 Sponsored By Student Alumni Association Featuring i Bryant Colle!)e I Northeast -10 Coach of the Year Former A.S.L. Professional All-Star. All American and All-Time Leading Scorer-U.R.1. - ... 6 THE ARCHWAY - J2lRTS & ~NTER TAINMENT -----:THUR=s=DA=Y--:-:,MAR=CH:-7 25=-=-,1=993 WEEKEND COMEDY: AN INSIGKJ INTO HELA Marguerite Phillips and-potatoes man, who worries ber (be doesn't), II's especially Olhers, was Gayle FelUlell, who in Kansas City. It was written by Archway Staff Writer abouthisjob, wbile Peggy seems to apparent that she doesn't feel wasJill Hcrtiming whb lhejokes Jeanne and Sam Botrick, a couple like Change, and wants to make appreciated or loved when she pours was played well, and her cbarncter woo bas, by evidence of the play's What would you do ifyou planned tbeirrelalionshipmoreexciting, but a beer over Frank:' s bead, and leaves was believable from the starL None stayline, obviouslyexperienced the a romantic weekend at a remOle doesn't quite know bow, because the cabin fOf several hours. of the perfcnnances would have lrials and tribulations of a Ioog cabin with your lover, and found she's not that much different from During !bat time, it' sobvious that won the acton a Tony, but it was term relatioosbip. another couple already there on the her spouse. Jill is angry with TOllY as well pleasantly enjoyable; great for WttundComtdy was pedooned couch, making out? Peggy is secn trying to act because he won't make a families (then: was no swearing) by the AJpha-Omega Players oftbe SlI1pIised, disappointed, angry, provocative for her bus band, oommibJlent to her. So, whUeFrank and couples, both young and old. Repertory Theater of America, tbe and amused were all of the fecHngs wearing a black negligee., wbich is is out 100k.ing fOf Peggy, Jill Weekend Corritdy fIrst opened in largest acting tour group in the thalFrank. Peggy, Jill and Tony fell conservative to a younger couple" proposes loTony, becausesbefeels April of 1985, at arunner playhouse nation. when they discovered that their but for them it was risque. It look thai, if they do not gel married, it travel agent had mistakenly booked Frank awhile to get the binI, but. would be easlCT fOf them to walk them for the same weekend, at the eventuruly, they got inlo a very away from the relationship, and nOl same cabin. amorous position on the couch. work out any problems that !.bey end Your Summer on t Weekend Com~dy, whicb was Just as Frank was passionately might have. performed al Bryan! this past telling Peggy all of the places where This, of course, brings Tony into Monday in theauditorium, is a tight· be was going to make love 10 her, a panic (ob no, Water! I hearted play that appeals to a Tony and Jill waJk inlo the cabin, IlOI...COMMflMENTI) college-aged and over crowd. much 10 the oldercouple's chagrin. In the last scene of the secood act For two hours, the audience was Tony and Jill are an unmarried (there are only two acts), the able to sit back and enjoy the play, couple who have lived together for audience finds out WI Tony said witbout _ getting bored Of three years. yes to Jill's proposal (she knew be disappoin'lcd that it ~ too short. They are in their 20s, and are would say yes when she heard him At Hrst, the acting was kind of free-willed and well-traveled, with crying in the bathroom ; that's when WlnaturaJ, butl wasable towarm up money to spend, Tbey don' t seem she made out the guest list). ~IIIII !II fr .... /mo/ the to have a care in the world, as loog We also find out that Frank and to the actors by second scene. "'}tI'r\\illi,lIlI"LIlOlvr.. ih I~ The play look. placeon a Memorial as they have fun. Peggy went for a wa1lc. by the 1aJce. . 1 I lull d,I\'. ,, ~ II I'll .I~ Day weekend, modem day (I could Aftcrsomearguing, both couples and threw rocks into the water, a .\ \ 'I li ll ~, ~ lIIII11Il'r Sch'1I11 i'l 1'1'!1. tell the approximate time by the agrcetohavedinnerandchampagne romantic rilUa! that Tony and 1iH ),\\ 1;1.1'-...... II 1111 ... , hdd 011 till' Batman Returns cereal that Frank together, and share the cabin. did often. Uked to eat for breakfasO, in a The comedy and the plot becomes Wu kend Comedy is a play that 1",6,1,,," .11111 'I h "Ill ~ F\'t,:1ill1~ vacatioo cabin in upstate New Yorle. really entertaining when Frank and showed contrasts between a young I ",'''''' II 1111 ... · h,'ld 1m I1w 1l,., .. t111 The only scenery provided was Tony have a running race outside to and Wlseasonedrclationship, versus .lIll t I 'n >\ ~,I I '11'·" \ ..l111p ll ...... the main room of the cabin. which prove who is themOSl physically fi l one that was not as obviously 1)1111// , '1'11/11,..: ";"~~i"'11 contained only a couch, a couple of (Frank wins by pretending be's hurt, passionate, but eternal and real \1,\\ 2.t lui\' I chairs, and a few tables. However, and then taking off when Tony All oflbeaaors were well-suited (hili/I ,,'/1111:<:, ",~ ,io )1I II , or 11/, i I//iml/"I iml ,'lId the play was acted and staged well comes to his aide), and when the It,. for their roles, Richard Sautter, who Jull 12 ~ '\u).: u ~ t 1'1 /,:-.; i.;tr,' tioll mutl'rill/s. enough so that the one room wasn'l IWO men disagree over who's played Frank, was greal at the I \it'flllIl .";I·~~i')1I ,·,, 11 WII) 174-12/1f1. dull to look at. relationship is the most healthy and physical comedy parts. Peggy's M'ly 24 -1 \lt~lI~[ It) The rust characters that we see romantic, and Frank moons them sarcasm was enacted well by are Peggy and Frank., a middle·aged out of spite. Rebecca Byars, and David Taavon, ~ IIDG ER W I LLI A MS U N IVERSITY couple, married 23 years, each 48 By the second aCI, it's more who portrayed Tony, welL be =~- " '1,11' ( )Id I ... ,H I~, \Id. Ilri.. tul, !{Il, ... k [.. 1.111< t 1t2SIJl)-2tJ21 years old. apparent that Peggy is frusuatcd looked good. The best all-around Frank is a very predictable, meat- with how r-rank spends time with acuess, compared to the three You'll die laughing ... ..... ,. .... MIKE SU LLlVAN ·IRWIN ...at the Comedy Show Saturday, March 27th!! Featuring Mike Sullivan-Irwin. 8pm in South Dining Hall. $1 admission . . : includes refreshments! Sponsored by SPB ~"":'~--:---..,..------"------5 p L I G H T omen ssues ADifterent Yardstick ·Great Women and Margueritt Phillips she's difficult and impossible. Just look. at the unprecedented num Archway Staff Writer -tt's been said that a man's reach ber of women ru nning for high sbouldexceed hisgrasp. Whycan'l office in lhe country today. And Literature "Men and women aft measurtd that be true for a woman? let' s use our coltective female en by a different yard.flick - and 'hat All this 10 say that. clearly. men ergy to reflect our nonuring in Kelly A. Cartwright by Sandra M . Gilbert and Susan maUs me angry. . , and women are measured by adi! stinctandputthntoutintotheworld, Archway StafJ Writer Gubar. and Moderll American -Barba ra S,re isand ferent yardstick and thai makes me because we world surely needs it." Women - A Documentary History angry. Ofcourse, I'm not supposed The following is s recent study, One of the greatest contributions by Susan Ware. In bonor of Women's History to be angry. A woman should taken from the journal of WOmtll of women bas been made in the area Maya Angdou - I K1I(}w Wh)' Month, the following are ell.cerpLS be soft-spoken. agreeable. ladylike, .nHigMr Educarion (March 1993), of contemporary literature. Mas the Caged Bird Sings. Gather To from a speech given lasl summer understated • in other words, which could be compared to Ms. tering lhc an of writing in all liter· gether III My NaFrU!, Sillg;'I ' and by famous singer/aclteSSlproducerl stifled ... Slteisand's speech, with how soci· ary genres, women writers have used Swingin' and Getlln' Merry Like director Barbara Streisand. She Women represent 52 percent of ety bas imposed different ideas of their writing to explcn and explam Christmas (poetry) talks about society" s perceptions thecountry. Theabsence of women bow men and women view aggres the societies in which they live. Toni Morrlson-The Bluest Eye. of men and women, which is silll a in govemmem means thai over half sion, a characteristic wat is viewed Throughout thcages, bute... pecialIy Sula, Soflg 0/ Solomon, Tar Baby. much debated subjecL Despile the the population is unrepresented. favorabl y for men and undesirable since lbe ninctcenw century, women Beloved (novels) great achievements that womenare Until there is a critical mass of for women. Researchersasked 105 of genl us have emerged as voices of Margaret Atwood - The Edible making.lbeincreasedjob opportu· women, whether it be as senatOrs, community college psych studentS the masses. More specifically, Womon , SUrfacing. Lady Oracle. niLies avallable, and the dissemi CEOs, or film directors, we're not aged 18·21 to describe bow they women have used conlCmporruy Iit Life Be/ore Man , Cat's Eye. The nation of stereotypes, women are going 10 be able to make a differ· see aggression. Taking intoaccounl crature to express we bopes and Handmaids' Tale . still expected 10 be passive in some ence, to effect any real change. that the study is biased, since it dreams, as well as the frustrations Alice Walker - The Color ways. Ms. Slreisand's oration was We are a remarkable breed. We doesnotrepresem all age groups, it andfearsoftheirsister1.1bewomcn Purple, In Search o/Our Mother! ' given {ortheAcademyo{ Achieve are the "girlz in the 'hood" -sister is still interesting to review Ibe woo speak for weir age and their eardefU, In Love and Trouble ment: hood, that is. Wecootain the power results: sex have been recognized as gRal Gloria Sttinem - OUlrageol.ls "Womenllavecomca long way. of the feminine: intuition. Q deep -Women see aggression as a artiSts and great minds. Act.t and EVt!f)'day Rebellion!. NO( 100 long ago we were called wisdom. Nature designed us to be breakdown of self-control, a per The foUowing i.~ a partial listing Revolution/ rom Within dolls. tomatoes. chicks, babes. and acators, to give life. I wink we sonal failure to live up loslafldards of great women authors and wme Joyce Carol 01lles - Exptflsi\'e broads. We've graduated to being have an obligation to reflect that in of behavior that they and olbers of lbeir great works. For more Peoplt.them, WonderllJlld, Do with called tou gb cookies. foxes , our work. Speaking for mysel f, I have SCI. information about womens' history Me What You Will, Bellefleur. The bitches. and witcbes.l guess that's feel a deep commitment to making oMen view aggression as a way and reading selections from gre3.1 Blorxisllloor Romollce;BytheNorth progress. Language gives us an fi lms about positive lransfonna to impose control and create order, women writers, consult The Norton Gare. The Godde!J and Other insight into the way women are lions and the unlimited potential which can offer material and social Anthology a/Literature by Women WOFrU!n (short story collections) viewed in a male-dominated soci· for buman growth. benefits as well, so they consider ety. For mSlallce: And I look forward to a society aggressioo a more positive fac lor. -Aman is commanding, a woman that is color- and gender-blind. that -When argwnents heat up, men is demanding. judges us by the valueof our work, are more likely to lash out physi Famous Women -A man is forceful, a woman is not the length of our legs. That cally; women are more likely to pusby. accepts the fact that a woman can ",y. oH e's assertive, she's aggressive. be many, many things: strong and · After a stressful siluation. -He strategizes, she manipulates. vulnerable, intelligent and sexy, women are nOI likely to broadcast From History -He's commiued, she' sobsessed. opinionated and flexibl e. angry and their behavior and are more likely -He's persevering, she's relent- forgiving, deep thinking as weU as to try to justify il less. deep feeling. They can get PhD's -Men are more likely to act ag Why not Investigate••. -He sticks lobis guns, she' sstub and manicures, they can contain gressively after a direct challenge Elizabeth Cady Stanton,(1815-1902), leader of National born. the masculine and the feminine. Of to their self-esteem or personal in -If a man wants to get it right, course, all of this applies to men as tegrity. or a lhrcatto weir CODlrol Woman Suffrage Association be's looked up to and respected. well. of others who fail to comply with -If a woman wants to get it righl, We are making our voices beard. their demands. Jane Addams (1860-1935), settlement house founder Mary Ritter Beard,(1876-1958), chronicler of women's activities Women in the Work Force Charlotte Perkins Gilman (1860-1935), feminist author U!a LuCCMS i about these accomplishments in years. Now there are women work Margaret Sanger (1879-1966), legalized birth control Archway StafJ Wriur women's history in the 1970's be ing in almost every occupation. cause of the second wave of femi Divorces, separations, and the advocate The onset of the Civil War cre· nism. The,y realized women's his rising Slalldard of living became Emma Golman (1869-1940), anarchist/feminist ated many new opponunities for tory bad to be incorporated into conducive to womens' motivation women. This was primarily due·to traditional bistory as a separate cui· of working outside of their homes. Carrie Chapman Catt (1859·1947), suffragist the gradual breaking down of ste· tore. Tbe developmemofwomen's Now many women will postpone Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962), First Lady, diplomat, reotypes about women' s pbysical ideals and experiences would give marriage and childbearing in order and mental capabilities. society a better understanding of to pursue a wider range of employ lecturer, columnist In the 1940's, America was still their past. ment and educational opportuni Betty Friedan, feminist author of The Feminist Mystique in the Greal Depression. Patrio Because of sex-role stereotyp ties. tism became a feminine motive ing, women have been seen as sub The whole month of March has Rosa Parks & Virginia Foster DUIT, Montgomery Bus for wac work. So, on May II, ordinates tomen, and have had less now been dedicated to remember 1942. women poured into the educational and occupational 09- ing women ill history. Boycott leaders nations wac plant in record num ponunities. It is on this day demonstrations Helen Gurley Brown. Cosmopolitan editor Many factors have contributed and rallies (such as we Pro-choice bers as the U.S. prepared formili Gloria Steinem, feminist joumalisl, author. former edi tary production. to the increase of women in the march) are regularly celebrated all Historians began to talk more work force over the last several across the country. tor Ms. magazine For further information on issues such as sexual assault or campus date rape, compiled by Kelly A. Cartwright, Archway S,ajfWriter contact the statewide Task Force on Sexual Assault by calling (401) 277-6105 8 TIlEARCHWAY TIIURSDAY. MARCH 25. 1293 INfIIJIIIINf; l'llf) How Did the Blizzard "I was stuck in the house for three days because the plow man "My plane to Puerto Rico didn't come to dig us was delayed so, I spent a out." third of my vaction in the Jody Bates, Sophomore airport in New York." Annabelle Jimenez, Freshman "It didn't.! put 170 miles on my car. There was no one on the road, so me and my friend went driving around, joy riding. I had fun." Drew Diskin, Sophomore "I never want to fly again ... or at least until I get my free "I worked during the storm airline tickets." and my mother paid the Tim Wood, Senior plow man to pick me up. But, my friend had to stay in a supermarket." Lisa Kasday, Sophomore "It didn't bother me - I got to go skiing." Mark Towle, Sophomore ------ '1'«)«.111\1' III~11: of '93 anect vou? "It replaced my exercise for the day. Instead of aerobics I shoveled snow. But, it was a nice way of bonding with people in the neighborhood. On the whole, I would like to live in Arizona. "It was a little difficult F.J. Talley, Dean of Student Life to get a tan with 80 mile an hour hurricane winds." Mark Langlais, Sophomore "I was stranded in my "To say the very least - our trip house for three days was very interesting. First the and I had to go out and engine of our train caught on shovel three times. But, fire; then the engine on the I did catch up on my plane blew up and we had to sleep." make a precautionary crash Pamela Cyr, Sophomore landing.On the way home, our bus got stuck and we had to wait to be pushed out. It was a trip I'll never forget ... " Rob Silverman, Senior "Despite the fact that the airports were closed - the bar was still open." Todd Joubert, Sophomore "It was no big deal - I'm used to getting this much snow in Wisconsin." Adina Barnes, Freshman JlLrcliway Pliotos 6y JlLnge{o Corraaino · -'·--~C----·-·------"·------__ ~.____ ""~"~"""OW~~~~~~s--__ ~.. ~~ ·----=_~.______~------.. ---oc 10-,--- TH-E-AR-C-HW-A-y----ANN 0 UNC EMENT S·------=TH=U:::-:RS=-DA=yc--:-,MAR ~C-H 2- 5,-199- 3 AcademJc Ad visors Career Programs Careers in ... Marketing Mar. 29 3:30pm Room 278 The following academic advisors are available to students MBA Info SessK>n Mar. 30 3:30pm Papilla Dining Room who wish to talk about concerns in 8 particular concenlralion or eledives that are offered. Please go to the appropriate Career Wo rkshops Facuhy Suite and sign-up for an appointment to ,discuss How To Conduct Long Distance Job Search Tues., Mar. 3:00 p_m questions you may have. 30 Room267 Tues., Mar. 30 3:30 p_m. Room 278 Employment Writing Actuarial Math Phyllis Schumacher Faculty K Tues., Mar. 30 3:30p.m. Room251 Accounting Marie Cote Faculty C Company Presentations CIS Wallace Wood Faculty K Thurs., Mar. 25 5:00p. m. Northwestern Mutua· Prov Room 251 Finance Chantee Lewis . Faculty A Mon.. Mar. 29 4:00 p .m. Ames Room 251 Management . Ron DiBattista Facuhy F Tues., Mar. 30 6 :00 p.m. National TIre Wholesale Room 278 Marketing Larry Lowe Faculty F Room ~i: Bus. Comm, MJ Pelkey_ FacultY C ~ Ma':::_-~311'==1!199~ 44~3 :: oooo~,)~ Ip~~ .. m~_ ~~~~E.Advisory Group Economics Laurie Bates Faculty G English Jeannette White Faculty A History Jay Reedy Faculty G The Commencement Awards Comminee is issuing a Call for Nomination for the 1993 Intern. Studies Bill Hill Faculty C Commencement Awards for December 1992 and May 1993 graduates. The Committee encourages wide participation in these nominations to assure thai those who are most worthy The Registrar's Office has advisors to assist you with you are selected to be honored. Nominations may come from any member of the Bryant class scheduling. It is important to make an appointment with Community: faculty. students, slaff, or administration. Act todayl Nomination forms are In the ·them if you want to make any changes affecting your Student Senate Office, Faculty Office Suites, Registrar's Office, Career Services Offices, Student Activities, and the Archway Office. concentration. Eleanor Reed, El eanor Parquene and Lynda Nagle are the advisors who can assist you. To schedule an NomInated By The Commmee appointment with them go to the Registrar's OffICe. The George M. Parks Award is presented to the bachelor's degree candidate who has done the most to enhance the reputation of the College through the intelligent use of Careers In Marketing recognized leadership q ua l ~i es . The Roger W. Rabson Award is presented to the bachelor's degree candidate who has On Monday, March 29 at 3:30 pm in Room 278, three become distinguisned within lhe College community because of character, orderly mind, graduates will speak to students interested in pursuing a sound judgment, and systematic business habits. ca reer in marketing. They will address questions such as: The Bryant College Award is presented to the bachelor's degree candidate who, In What should I be doing now to prepare for a career in classroom activi1ies, has demonstrated significant improvement ill critical thinking and research and who had displayed thoroughness in analyzIng facts and figures. marketing? What skills are in demand? What experiences The Jeremiah Clark Barber Award is presented to the graduate who has exhibited will benefit me as a student? What career options I have do outstanding brotherhood and leadership in promoting polic:ies beneficial to Bryant College and in marketing? What does the job market look Hke? Willi have the entire student body. This award is given by Kappa Tau Fratemity. to go to graduate school? The Self-Reliance Award is presented to the graduating senior who has shown desire in Kevin Thibeault '90, Account Representative for A-Copy, fulfilling a career objective through work experience and extracurricular activities. This person Donna Belanger '88, Research Analyst for Allmerica should work in a field that helshe will pursu~ upon graduation and in a posit)C)n of responsibil· Financial and Jessica Valpey '83, Marketing ity. Academic excellence in a major area of concentration is another criterion to be considered. Communications Manager for Sentry Publishing Company This award is given by the Brycol Student Services Foundation, Inc. will answer the questions above and more. The Bryant College Good Citizenship Award is presented to the graduate who has AU students are welcome to attend! Sophomores and demonstrated the qualities of sincerity and vigorous Industry in the interest of good citizenship Juniors will get some ideas on intemships and summer jobs. and who has, by example, furthered bener government both on and 0" campus. Freshmen will get some inrormatkm on possible careers to Nominated By Departments enter if they are pursuing ma~eting as a concentration. The Pen Medal for United States History is presented to a graduate who has displayed excellence in the study of United States history, Rhode Island's senator, the Honorable Nominations Are now being accepted for Claibome de Borda Pell, presents this medal to honor the memory of his falher, the late Awards Fo r r eaching Excellence Herbert C. Pell, statesman and diplomat, who served the United States as Ambassador to Hungary and Minister to Portugal. To underscore Bryant's emphasison teaching, we recognize The Wall Street Journal Award is presented to a graduate who has shown distinction in two faculty members each yearforthe excellent jobs they have the fields of economics, finance, and investments. done in the classroom. One award will go to a member of the The Jay Harrison Manchester Political Science Award is presented to a graduate who liberal arts faculty and one to a faculty member in the busi has achieved a distinguished record in the field of political science studies. ness disciplines. The award will be concerned solely whh The Henry L. Jacobs English Award is presented to a bachelor's degree candidate who teaching performance. Research, college service, and prafes· has maintained an outstanding record in the required and elective oours es that he or she has sional recognition by the community will not be part of the completed during four years of study at Bryant College. selection criteria. Recent awards have gone to Kathy Simons The Rhode Island Society Certifled public Accountants Award is presented to a and Ron Deluga in 1992; and Pat Keeley and Lucia Arruda in 0' graduate who, in the opinion of the faculty of the Department of Accounting, has demonstrated 1991 _ excellence in accounting studies and intends to pursue a career in public accounting. Faculty members and students are invited to nominate The Leander FranciS Emln Endowed Homestead Award is presented to a graduate who candidates; Nominations forms have been distributed to mail has demonstrated scholastic excellence in accounting. This award was inaugurated by the boxes this week. Please send me your norrinalion by April3rd family of Leander Francis Emin, Bryant alumnus of the Class of 1907, to honor his memory; and briefly describe why he/she should receive the award for his birth place and home -the 1708 house, and the entire Emin homestead farm and airport teaching excellence. We plan to present the awards in May. - which has now become the campus of his alma mater. The Reserve Offlce Training Corp Achievement Award is presented to a bachelor's MichaelB. PaHerson degree candidate who has excelled in his or her military science studies and other oourses Dean of Faculty and who has shown superior leadership potential in the military science program and in Pv1odification to the Science Curriculum extracurricular activities. The John Hancock Insurance Company Award is presented to the tow students who Degree requirements for all students include two science have demonstrated superior achievement in the study of Applied Actuarial Mathematics. courses, one of which must be a lecture/laboratory course. The lecture course will eam three credits if taken independently. Nominated By Academic Achievement The lab will eam one credit and must be taken concurrently The George J. Kelley Award is presented to the graduating senior scheduled to oomplete with the lecture to satisfy the Lab Science requirement. The all degree requirements in May, who at the end of the fall semester had aHe"llted and laboratory course will be graded independently of the lecture. oompleted at least 102 credits at Bryant College and is recognized and honored for having the Sophomores; when preregistering for Biology for your Lab highest cumUlative grade point average as of the end of the fall semester. Science requirement: select a SC2S 1 lecture and a SCOS1 lab .... or SC262 lecture All nominations are collated and reviewed by the Commencement Awards Committee. and a SC062 lab .... or if there are seats available, sophomores Deadline: Monday, April 12 , 1993 - Resume Required may preregister for SC355 lecture and SC055 lab. Note: Juniors/Seniors who have not completed their LAB Notice to all May and Summer candidates for degrees Science requirement: select SC355lecture and SC0 55 lab. A list of graduates with tentative honors has been posted outside the Records Office. N.B. Chemistry, Physics and Energy Management cannot be Please check .. . taken without Ihe laboratory component. Departments will be scheduling group meetings in late Apri VMay to distribute information conceming the Commencement exercises. Help Wanted: The BookstOf'e places orders for announcements and caps and gowns. RAFTS (Residential Academic Facilitator Tutorial Staff) for Only those students who completed in December/January have been reviewed for certification. Project Venture during the month of July. You will be working All other students will have their degrees mailed to them when final grades have been recorded with ninth grade students who will be living on the Bryant and audits reviewed. Ca~u s. Please submit a resume, names of their references, . and one written reference to: ATTENTION SENIORS Shirley DiMaHo· Project Venture Coordinator, Box 1066. Remember to stop by Career Services on a daily basis to learn about new job opportunities. Please stop in to see me at the Student Affairs Office or call Don't miss out on some excellent positions that will continue to be called in to us me at 232-6046 if you have any questions. between now and graduation. - -TIlE- AR-CH-W-Ay------CAMPUS SCENE- -T-H-UR-SO-A-y,-M-AR-C-H-25,-19-93-1 1 Pub on MllTCh 26. Il should be a aJcohol.ic beverages mat you can College 30th rrom lOam 10 3pm_ Whitey's Alpha Phi great lime with the Woodsmen drink per day and mainlain a healthy Enterpnscsand Assault Delerrence playing, speakers, and videos. relationship with alcohol Beyood Republicans will be in the Bryant Center seiling by Kristine Paquelte Other fund-raisers include a night this amount., not only is your judg Assaull Deterrence devices (con I hope everyone had a nice time at the Country Comfort on Apnl6. ment impaired. but you also take on by Kevin PishXin taining red pepper gas and milil.lltY over break. How about that snow? This night will be a great success certain health risks. Two examples We hope everyone had 0 great tear gas). These devices will be Jsn' t it supposed to be spring1lbose considering our wonderful new would be the inl1ammaLion Df your Spong Brw. Prior to March II, n • .ailable In 1/2 m!.. aod 3 oz. con sisters that wenl to the tropics. it is Amnesty t-shins will berafOed off liver and the consequences associ I 993.sevcral of the BryantCoUege tainer sizes for all students and fac great to see you gOt back safely. All and the money goes to an excellent ated with risky sexual situations. Republicans. attended the Ru,!,h ulty who want to feel that extra lhc sisters are psyched for our Sil cause. Thanks go tOChris and Mi ke Play it safe. Please keep these Limbuugh Show in New YorJcCity sense of protection. Whitey's En ver & Borde:lux this evening. lL's for gelljng these nights together. guidelines in mind US you p:lrty thIS as personal invites. As usual Mr. terprises is not a£fiJiated with the sure to be a groat time. The boxes for !.he February and Spring. Limbaugh was phenomenal in ex Commuter Connection. In awards: SPACE-Sparx, March f UJld-rdiscr-have been placed plaining the pathetic lnl!.hs of the The next CC meeting will be on S.O.T.W.-Il, SIS-B7. QUOIe of the in various spots around campus, SO Democralic/Libeml Pany. Man:h 3 I Sl. On the agenda will be week: GOt an extra G N' R ticket? make sure LO give. gIve, givel Beta Sigma Chi All applications for next years both nominations and elections fOI Dec.ourcampuseducaLionchair executive board positions are due In next year'sofficers. So bccomeac ~ person, had wonderful ide3s 10 get by Shawn LaunlJ by April!. ThDse who wish 10 run Live in the Commutcr Connection, Amnesty thealtcnLioo Amnesty needs. From Welcome back to everyone who should calJ 232-4773 or place a come 10 our n~1 meeting and VOle displays in lhe Bryant CenlCr to wenlawayforSpnngBreak. Watch self-nomination in P.O. Box 2912. your choice. International posters in the Rota, we are on our OOI because I want 10 kill you all! ElecLions will be held in April. Remember, the CommutzrCon way to being visible in the Bryan t •A ' basketb:ill is sull undereated • Unfonunalely, there hasn't been ncX:Uon was formed 10 look out for Hello Amnesty members! Last community! and areanxiousl y awaiting the game 100 much to do"as of recent, bUllhe the cOn<:Cms of fellow commUlCrs, Wednesday was a very productive Toby, our publ icity cbairpcrson, agamst TEP . We would like to thank College Republicans are always rfyou have any questions. caJL us al meeting. and we are on our way to is working hard on flyers. Watch Bull for showing us his swimming ready shouJd some Liberal Unlnllh 232~6176 or wnlC to Bo~ #4 500. becoming visible in the Bryant for them soon and pick one up! prowess that earned him a bronze surface. There's only one community! Our meetings areon Wednesday medal al the Olympic Games. Ra problem ...Thcre's so many! Our fuod-raisers are well under in meeti ng room 'lA. New mem darand Burgjs looked like Holyfield Delta Chi way with a happy hour at Kirby's bers are always welcome to our bi and Bowe with their actions on Sat monthly meetings. Remember. """'y. by ChrIS King Hope Is Power! Congratulations 10 our new E Commuter Welcome back everyone from Board: PresideOl-Fudd. Execuuve Spring Break. Our .seruor Brothers V.P.-Tood, Social V.P.-Clam , Sec Connection had a grcal Lim e in Florida despite rC13ry-Burgis, Treasurer-Rosko, the bad wealber. The rest of the pfoogemaster-Syd. QUOteS of lhc by John D. wrtnct! FtalCrni ty braved the bliu.ard of the APES Week: "Come on Burgis, hit me!" ThcCommuterConnectlon(CC) Century? The Brolbcrs thai went 10 "lester. I hardly even know you!" held its general meeting on March Ronda were bumped, and they re by La j.lra LaDler 10th. During the meeting, Tricia ceived free tickcts for 3 round trip Welcome back eve ryone! We Michen was named Co..chairhead anywhere in the U.s., where: were hope evcryone had a safe Spring of Social Planning Committee. you Adam? GREEKS & CLUBS Break Well, it's official ly spring BRYCOL Plans for the up-com ing Spring We wo uld like to congratulate 51,000 AN HOUR! now. As the weather gelS wanner Weekend were discussed. The CC Barry and Tara on their engage Each member of your frat and the campus becomes aliveagaj fl, by Chad Lucier is trying to get Robin back to do me nt. We would like to lhank our sorority. learn. Club. etc. keep in mind this sel of guidel ines Wek:tme t:o::k fiun S~g Break. more Air·brushed T's. Robin was Leadership Consultant. Pat pitch es In Jus t one hour for responsible drinkin g: 0, 1,3. We hope-everyooe is ready for a g:rcaI here last Spring Weekend and she. Alderdice for his help and advice aM your group can raise :aro means thal it is aiways okay Splng at ThW!fS, The Townhouse was a huge success, we hope to this paSt week. I would Ilke 10 !.hank 51 .000 In Just a few days I to abstain from using alcohol. Exchange W1d The OJrnfort As usual havc her back. We arc also trying 10 someone special for the invitation Plus a chance to earn One is the number of drinks per TheComfoo will hoslavarielY of gre;ll arrange a dale auction to benefi l to her formal. sorry you can't go 10 S1,00 0 fo r yoursel f! hour that yo ur body can consume bands and specials, As !he days get Spec ial Olympics Ihat would coi n ours. Who did pick Easter weekend and not become sick from alcohol. longer aJXi hooerdon 't forgCllhat The cide with a couple of other events anyway? I think we have abo ul 12 NO cosl Nil obhgatlon In other wordS, you pr06ably won 't Townhouse Exchange has all your fro that weekend. Brothers going. Wcll ... docs it (c. 1-800-932-0528. ext. 65 get a hangover zen good needs ;";uding "'" W1d The CC is sponsoring on inde aU y malter Mike and Evan? The Three indicates t.he num ber of Jerry's. See you at TheCanIm.. pendent vendor on Tuesday, March conHnued. Campus, page 12 Week of: 3/26·411 *Treat ¥oursetr MENU OF THE WEEK Right FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Breakfast 8r"",h Btu""h Breakfast Bteakfast Breakfast Bteakfast Hot Cereal' Hot Cereal" Hot Cereal" Hot Cereal" Hot Cereal- Hot Cereal" Hot Cereal" Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Eggs To Order Eggs To Oder Eggs to Order Eggs To Oder Eggs To Order Eggs To Order Eggs To Oder PMCakes Frenct'1 Toast Bluet:erry Pancakes Breakfast Burr1to Cheese Omelet Bacon Omelet Tom. & Cheese Omelet Sausage Omelet Bacon Grilled Ham Steak Pancakes Home Fries Potato Puffs Hash BrOWrlS Hone Fries Patly Melt Patly Melt HasI'l Browns Apple Fntters FrE!flch Toast Strawberry Crepes Donuts /Bagels French Bread Pizza Spinach Ravioli Bagels°/Oonuts DonutslBag9S" Donutsl8ag~s" - Don../tSlBagels' Fresh Fruit' Chicken Patly Donuts Cinnamon Rolls Muffins Fresh Fruit' Fresh Fruit" Blueberry Coffee cake OeIi"/G'ill DeliO/Grill Fresh Fruit" Sweet Rolls Coffee Cake Salad Bar- Sausage & Biscuit Lunch Lurx:h Potato Puffs Sand. Lunch Chili Lunch Lunch Ctlm Italian Vegetables' Chicken Vegetable Chili . Cream Of Broccoli Ch ~) Chili Clam ChOwder HaSh Browns Soup· Chicken Noodle Soup' Buffalo ChiCl Campus, continued Phi Kappa Sigma was fun. For those that don 'tknow, Pre-Law Society day, March 31st, in Papiuo Dining from page 11 it was a baseball game called Babe Room at 7:30PM. Weare sponsor· by Kevin P. Reid Rum. Crazy Ruth and Goldie were by Judy Dill ing it with the Debate Society of Brothers wo ul d like 10 thank Woo Hope everyone had a good Spring the top scorers, wi th Babe, Spunky, Welcome back everyone! I hope Bryantand the wpic is "This House for his cleaning efforts on the floo r, Break, and 10 those that didn't, we and Glen a close second with Ve everyone had a great Spring Break. Despises Political Correctness." it's already looking better. have the summer coming up soon. nus, Siamese and Camper laggi ng Jus t a quick note to mention that the Our next meeting will be Mon· We welcome our alumni back on Sevcl"' Join Wayne Lima and Ron DiBattista to Discuss: Credit Transfer to Grad School Graduate Assistantships and Research Assistants New International Business Concentration Day and Evening Classes Meet With Current MBA Students -THE- A-R-CH-W-A-Y------CAMPUS SCENE---T-H-U-RS-D-A-y.-M-A-R-CH-2-S-.1-99-3-13 ·Campus, continued will never be the same again. (ram page 12 Hey Gardiner. "Do you fee l lucky'? Punk!" Come on Mineni I--CLASSIFIEDS- ---l games is quickly approaching and how long are you going to hold thai so are our April activities. April for'! Hey. Peter Flngo where is lhe YOU GET $250 or more from $2()(). $500 Weekly Assemble Help! Need Friendly, CJl.peri · 16lh is our annual Donalc-a-MeaJ hotel'? Finally, all beware Mount scholarsrup sources or you will gct products at home. Easy! No sell· cnced horse person to render lov· day, with sign-ups in fronl of Savaria, lhisone is still very active. it from us. 'That's our guarantee! ing. You'repaiddirecL FullyGuar· ing care and carrots to our horses. Salmanson and Sourn dining rooms FREE INFO 401 -461·7473. antced. FREElnformation-24 Hour In exchange (or free riding privi· on April7lh. I'll be keepmg every Hotline. 801·379·2900 Icges on an arfectionate. genLie, 5 one posted on the rest of this com DEBTS PRESSING? Lctushelp year Arabian Gelding - great ride ing months important dates as Lhey Theta Phi Al pha with our plan thm can reduce for intcrmediary or better rider. gel closer. monthly payment 15% lO6O%. This AWAY WITH WORDS Word For more inronnati on cal l (401 ) We have a Happy Hour this Fri by Crissy Yantorno program is nOladeblconsolidatioo Processing I Typing Service. Re· 334-ll699. day the 26th at me Comfon with HeyThel.3! Hopeeveryone had a plan. 99% approved. Information ports. thesis, resumes. chans, entertammenl We hope 10 see you great Spring Break! To those se and application 53.00. graphs, etc. Help wi spelling + A'rI'ENTION BASEBALL all there supporting Special Olym niors wbo went on lhe SS MinI) VALMART, Dept. AR2. 15 N. punctuation. Editing at your re FANS: Did you ever dream of pics. Thanks again to fundrnising we're glad you made it back safe. Arlington HIS. Rd., Arlingtoo HIS. quest. CaJI Paula 727· 1623. owning yOllr own major league for all !heir hard work and a150 A special congratulati.ons goes IL 600()4. team'? Do you want to know what thanks toJoeGoddard. Iguess !.hat 's out to Tara on her engagement to il is like to manage a (',am'? Well. it for this week, see you at the Com Barry-finally! One week left unlil CHEAP! FBI/ U.S. SEIZED CRUISE SHIPS NOW I-IIR· you now have the ch:mce. A Fan fon! sisters tel1C3t- sony pledges--only 89 MERCEDES ...... 5200. 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Grcatjobto al l of All brothers returned from break yo u who came to practice these last with darker skin, some greal sto couple of great days in the snow ries, and clean police records (not covered fields. I hope last ni ght 's including the Mickey Mouse po Comfort Nightdidn't slow anyone lice). down lhismoming! Toall our many TEP soccer has been doing qui te fans. this Saturday. March 27 at 12 we ll . TEP A scored a 8·1 tally over o'clock is our first away game Delta Chi inwhichall playersscorcd against Bridgewater. We all hope except two. TEP B scored a victory you can be the re for our flTSl victory in a fo rfe it by Phi Kappa Sigma. or at least a tie game. See you aJ [ at The all· Igor squad has been train· Happy Hour tomorrow! Oops, I hard and the of softball ! You know what to do! 60'S ROCK .. Wlien tlie music matterea. . A MULTI-MEDIA PRESENTATION BY BARRY DRAKE The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, The Rolling Stones, The Supremes, The Beach Boys, ...Th eir music filled the airwaves and provided the soundtrack to one of the most turbulent decades in American History. Barry Drake's exciting multi-media presentation, featuring hundreds of slides and musical selections, celebrates the music of the 60's. Join us in the fun! As The Beatles sang,"A splendid time is guaranteed for all!!" BARRY DRA KE Tuesday, March 30th at 8pm in the auditorium. FREE!! Sponsored by SPB !! 14 TIlEARCHWAY TIruRSDAY, MARCH 25, 1993 ow Your Favorite Arti e s, The Best DJ's! on IS , - W.JMF Every nday - g to lOpm This Weeks Featured Artist: Tunc It In. Check It Out ... Clank It Upl Are you a peak performer? Would you like to learn how to become one? If you are looking for an exciting and challenging course, consider taking ID361, Learning for Leadership. ID361 * Extensive examination of leadership * Takes multidisciplinary perspective * Can be applied to social science, liberal arts, and unrestricted elective requirements * Meets 2:00 to 3: 15pm Tuesdays and Thursdays * Instructor permission required Contact Dr. R.J. Deluga, faculty suite F TH~~ E~AR~C~HW~-A~y------~J><=>~1r~ ------~TH==U~R~S=D~A~Y~.M~AR~C~H~2~5.~1~99~3-,~1~5 Lei The Chips Fall Where They May In an age where free agency bullpen and Steve Howe; Howecan north of the border, Moore is gone, Quality players who will have to looms bigand money talks and Lou you give him another chance? Around The as well as Canseco. But Oak.land step up for the Royals are McRae, Goonan walks, teams are riddled The Orioles will dono betterthan manager Tony LaRussa is still one Gubicza, McReynolds and Joyner. with high salaries. As a general third and at that I am a bit skeptical Bases of the best in the business and he Hal McRae has done an admirable manager you can either pay and be They took apart the double play RobbMartin stiU has enough talent left in Dar job but be can do no more. a contender, or go bane with your tandem of Cal Ripken and Bil1y Archway Sports Writer ting, Davis, Steinbach, McGwire Texas has the power necessary in wallet intact and sit on the sidelines. Ripken. Billy DOW resides in Texas and Eckersly. Look for Ricky Jose Canseco and Gonzalez but has Many clubs choose to dish out and adding insult to injury they fued .320 hitter in Paul Molitor and a Henderson to be in a new uniform serious problems in its pitching staff. the cash and play, but there are third base coacb Cal Sr. Look for perineal 20 game winner in Chris and soon. No longer do they have Guzman, those clubs in small markets who Cal Ripken to have another sub par Bosio has dropped a one time con Chicago has the most talent in tbe and Ryan isjust to old and can only just cannot compete with the reams year, tender to a cellar dweller. American League but unfortllllatel y be used on five days rest and Henke that seem to have bank accounts Another problem that plagues the The Cleveland Indians finally most if not all are coming off of is approaching 36 and many won lhat would help the b