New engineering degree proposed at Marist by Eileen Hayes the undergraduate engineering The reasons cited for the rejection she said. munications system to transmit courses, and-RPI will offer the were a shortage of faculty, a According to Maher, the courses to the Marist campus. A Marist is currently working the graduate-level study. The limited budget and a lack of consortium meets the needs of the one-way video with a two-way with two other colleges on a "formal proposal from the three laboratory facilities. New Paltz's Mid-Hudson area better than a audio system has been suggested. proposal that would bring an colleges is expected by next March proposal was opposed by State totally new program would With such a hook-up, students at engineering degree' program to and will require state approval. Education Commissioner Gorden because it offers an established, Marist would be able to see, hear campus. IBM and other, companies in Ambach. high-quality degree. and participate in a class being The program, if approved by the area support the idea of an Marist officials claim that the Maher said the details of the taught at PINY. the New York Board of Regents, engineering program in the regents' rejection of New Paltz program are still being finalized. Maher also said tuition will will offer degrees in electrical •region. Currently,, no such has little or nothing to do with The courses will be offered to compensate for the costs of the engineering under a cooperative program exists in the Mid- Marist's plan. "We assumed New part-time adult students, but will new program. agreement involving Marist, Hudson Valley. Paltz would have the degree," eventually be available to other "It is a positive development, Polytechnic Institute of New In November, the State Board said Julianne Maher, dean of the students. "Engineering meets the in my vision of Marist, to become York of Brooklyn and Rensselaer of Regents rejected by a 10-6 vote School of Adult Education. ' 'The needs of adults working in the — in addition to being a liberal Polytechnic Institute of Troy, a proposal by the State University meetings to form the consortium Dutchess, Orange and Putnam arts college — a strong learning N.Y. •.••••••.' College at New Paltz to start a weren't until after it was county, area," she said. resource for the community," Marist and PINY plan to offer four-year engineering program. disrecommended at New Paltz," 'The plans call for a telecom­ Maher said. r *\

Volume 29, Number 9 Marist College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. December 8,1983 J CSL to seek open evaluation of faculty by Steven A. Berger academic programs and services, chairman because grades are at said that if the CSL officially stake," he said. "An anonymous The Council of Student Leaders asked for access to evaluations, survey will serve this purpose." SUNY schools publish evaluations has started a campaign to he would make a "no" recom­ An additional way to handle by Steven Berger conduct its own instructor mendation to Academic Vice the situation would be to have evaluations, the results of which President Andrew A. Molley, instructors post. their course The idea of transforming instructor evaluations into a would be accessible to the student who would ultimately make the syllabus' for public view prior to magazine for student advisement on course selection is not a new body. decision. registration, according to both one. In a survey conducted recently "It would be inappropriate to Toscano and Galanti. '.„-'•- Instructor evaluations are published and made available to by the CSL, 500 students were reveal such sensitive in­ Augustine Nolan, chairman of. students at State Universities of New York at Buffalo and polled with 96 percent supporting formation," said Toscano. "Both the Faculty Affairs Committee, Bingham ton, according to Charles Galemmo, research director a move to release instructor custom and law are behind that." said if the CSL used a second at the student association of the state university in Albany, New evaluations to the public and to , Toscano further said that if the evaluation form, he would be York. ... „..-,-' include students and faculty in the people who provide feedback in happy to see it. ^He added that it - Galemmo said,the publications are organized by the student evaluation of "Marist ad­ evaluations knew their'comments .would have, tcL'oe a proper JornT • governments, -who-^receive-the- evaluation information -from*-' ministrators, according to CSL would be made public, their input seeking meaningful information/ ' computerized results of the school's instructor evaluation. He President Keith Galanti. could be Vruined." • • Nolan said the FAC had made said the publications, titled Scate (Student Course and Teacher Galanti said the CSL is putting - • The survey stated that students changes in this year's faculty Evaluation), rate courses and professors with additional in­ together a committee to create a and faculty do not take part in the evaluation policies and forms. He formation on prerequisites. •relatively bias-free * evaluation evaluation of administrators. said the computerized evaluation The SUNY Binghamton student government, according to form. "This (form) would be a Toscano said this was in error,, information cannot be used to Galemmo, was forced to publish Scate independently for a more objective basis for students because students and faculty do compare one faculty member to number of years until the administration agreed to cooperate to find out which professors are have input in this area. another. with the funding. , more preferable," he said. Staff supervisors, said The last question on" the form Similar publications can be found at the City University of James Barnes, president of the Toscano, are responsible for "How would you rate this.in­ New York, Cornell University, New York University and the college union board, said the conducting evaluations in an structor overall?" has been University of Illinois. CSL's evaluation forms would be "effort to let the (Marist) eliminated. Nolan said it was filled out by students in classes community give feedback on "too general, a question" with with the instructor's permission. college operations — like the "too much missing for- a proper ~ He said it is hoped that all library." He said that every five statement." Students will also no Sex trends in area teachers will accept the CSL's "years or so, he conducts a "wide- longer be required to sign their evaluations over time. scale" evaluation, which also names on the form. The CSL had originally con­ involves student and faculty A further change will be that conflict with U.S. poll sidered trying to obtain Marist's input. tenured instructors — faculty instructor evaluations, according In response, Galanti said this with seven years or more of by Sandy Daniels According to Clatworthy, to Galanti, but the ad­ evaluation may occur, but there is experience — will be evaluated by cohabitation among students has ministration's cooperation much that goes unheard. "A lot only one class this year, as op­ Despite recent statistics halved in the same period. "I seemed doubtful. of students have complaints, but posed to other instructors, who showing a "decrease in casual sex think sexual activity is being Vincent L. Toscano, dean of won't complain to the" division are evaluated by four classes. in the United States during the modified by a trend toward past several years, local experts conservatism generally," Clat­ say they have seen little change in worthy told the Times. the Dutchess County area. Locally,' however, those in­ Likewise, counselors and volved in . sex education and health personnel at Marist say counseling have not seen a clear "they--have'not seen much of a' trend. change in the past years either. Judy Hankel, director of - A New York Times article education and communication at 'Marist has a tendency to sweep issues of human sexuality under a rug.' — Kevin Ryan former coordinator of health services recently reported the results of an Planned Parenthood of Ulster- extensive survey taken on the Dutchess Inc., said that one-third sexual habits of American of the group's clients are between society. The study found that the ages of 20 and 24. there is a shift away from the kind "We don't keep track of the of indiscriminate sexual behavior number of college students that that involves people who are not come in, but I'm aware that engaged in an otherwise intimate college students have come in for relationship. . information and treatment," said Roasting Bob Norman, left, was the subject of jibes, testimonials In the article, Dr: Nancy Hankel. and awards last month at a "Bob Norman roast" at Marist. Clatworthy, associate professor Kevin Ryan, who recently More than 200 people — including college President Dennis of sociology at Ohio State resigned as coordinator of health and Murray — were in attendance at the event. Roast sponsors University, found that the per­ services at Marist, said that it is announced a new scholarship fund in honor of Norman, a centage of women engaging in hard to estimate the trends in professor of communication arts. See story: page 3. (Photo by pre-marital sex has dropped from sexual activity on campus. "Not toasting JeffKiely) 80 percent in the 1960s to 50 many students come in to discuss percent in the 1980s. continued on page 2 >00« 2 • THE CIRCLE- December 8,1983 •December 8,1983 - THE CIRCLE • Page 3i Revolution— BUY ONE DOIN'THE TOWN BOOK r continued from page 1 Norman honored by friends, colleagues matters of sexuality, but that AT OUR REGULAR LOW PRICE doesn't mean they aren't out by Paul Beckerle from his present days at Marist all John Doherty, an alumnus public relations firm Hill and that makes Marist faculty special. there," said Ryan. AND GET ONE ABSOLUTE FREE PROCEDURE FOR the way back to his youthful years from the class of '69 spoke about Knowlton, revealed the real "As the internship director, Jane p'Brian, nurse in health growing up in a small upstate how good it was to see all' the reason behind the testimonial: sports announcer and professor, services, also said that the staff "Bob, Norman is a legend in his "Norman thinks that we are here ROOM CHANGE own mind...''"What does Bob New York town called Olean. people who had gathered that his expertise enthusiasm and love doesn't see too many .students Jack Daniels from radio station evening. "It's interesting to see to honor him. What he doesn't for Marist inspires all of us," said regarding sexual problems. She Norman do at Marist? Bob does know is that this is just a way that lunch with Jake Maness..." WHVW in Poughkeepsie, one of that most "of the people here Maloney. did add that she may see a few Murray figured out how to make After listening to the. remarks more students than Ryan. "Some REQUESTS These were just some of the another buck for the school," of the 13 roasters, Norman finally students come to see me because T IT! things which the friends and 'Norman thinks that we are here to said Daley. was able to stand at the podium. they may feel more comfortable SPRING 1984 colleagues of Bob Norman had to But not all that was said about After getting back at some of the talking to a woman," O'Brian say about him as an often tongue- honor him. What he doesn't know is Norman was in jest. While roasters for their condescending said. in-cheek testimonial roast Nov. that this is just a way that Murray presenting the President's Award words, he did have some ap­ 19 in his honor. Dennis Murray, president of preciating remarks. "I'm very Last year Ryan tried to initiate Norman, an associate professor figured out to make another buck for Marist, spoke of Norman's work flattered by all of this, and I a program in which he could deal, DINING & ENTERTAINMENT BOOK of communication arts and as a professor. "His significant thank you as a teacher, broad­ more openly with matters of Anyone requesting a room change for currently director of the. in­ the school.' contribution here at Marist with caster and especially as a friend," sexuality, including con­ MORE THAN 130 COUPQNS-MOSTLY 2 FOR 1 the Spring 1984 semester must file a ternship program, has been the internship program, the said Norman. traception, sexually transmitted restaurants, fast, foods, movies, theater, golf, tennis, bowling, associated with Marist College for — a roaster communications program and the Norman later said a special diseases and gynecological dance, travel, fitness clubs,, skating and MANY MOREI Room Change Request Form with more than 23 years and was. Lowell Thomas Communications thanks should go to his wife, problems. Instead, the Office of presented with this year's the speakers at the roast, told of tonight are alumni," said Doherty. "I remember when we Center have been remarkable," Camille. "If it hadn't been for Student Affairs, in conjunction his/her Residence Hall Director before Presidents Award, a Red Fox Norman's work in the radio said Murray. Camille I probably wouldn't have with the . health services, OVER $1000 Club Award and the Alumni industry. "Bob Norman is a wouldn't even crawl out of Award. '-••.. paradox; he gave up broadcasting Champagnat to go to his class." Upon presenting the Alumni come to Marist. She is my biggest organized a task force to address 5:00 p.m; Friday, December 9,1983. Award, Bryan Maloney, Marist supporter and Marist's biggest the moral issues of. human WORTH OF FREE OFFERS -••'• The evening saw 215 peoplet o teach it," said Daniels. "Bob REGULAR PRICE $16.00 made a serious contribution to the Another roaster, Owen H.E. College alumni director, said that booster," said Norman. "She sexuality. attend the banquet, and included Norman represents the quality should have been roasted, too." jabbing stories of Norman's life, radio industry by leaving it." Daiey, senior vice president of the According to Ryan, who was. Some.of the restaurants Included In DOIN' THE TOWN are: employed at Vassar. College in' Individuals who have requested a Poughkeepsie before he: came to Santa's Steak & Stein, Brendans, C.J.'s, The Clam Bar, Daniels's, East Park Inn, room change must completely vacate Marist, Vassar is more open Easy Street, John L's, Joseph's, Little Tea Garden, Milanese, The Mill House, about sexual matters than Marist Old Heidelberg, Park Five, Skylight Garden, Tinder Box, Uncle Chu's. their room before leaving for the in­ Bridges hang signs; is. "Marist has a tendency to tercession break. sweep issues of human sexuality ALL THE PLACES YOU WANT TO GO suicide attempts drop under a rug," said Ryan. "This is ALL IN DUTCHESS COUNTY! 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"He sent us (the callers' problems and either refer THAT KEEPS ON GIVING *ms- Mental Health Center) ah article them to a counselor or refer- them activity was about the same, about .suicide prevention signs maybe a little less. to the mental health system here which appear on the bridge that in Poughkeepsie, said Sherwood.: "The sexual revolution of the crosses the Cape Cod Canal in In the case of an emergency, the 1960s was characterized by much Massachusettes." caller is transferred to the more of a public display," said Psychiatric Emergency Service at Amato. "It's more private now. WINTER INTERSESSION As a result of those signs, St; Francis. Here, according to Sex is more part of relationships, which were put up by a group . Sherood, professionals are not the reason for them." January 3-20 know as the Samaritans, suicide equipped to handle psychiatric Signs like this one on the Mid-Hudson Bridge are designed to let would-be jumpers know Laurance Sullivan, assistant at attempt rates dropped drastically emergencies. that help is available. (Photo by Jeff Kiely) professor of religious studies and 1984 and phone calls to the Samaritans The availability of a phone line a counselor, says that among the increased, according to Sher­ is an important factor in suicide Sherwood. "The person who calls. "Two were from people and the one in Cape Cod, the only problems that people bring to MARIST COLLEGE wood. After reading the article, prevention, Sherwood said. "By wants people to know that they who thought we were Triple A, other bridges that have any kind counseling some are sex related. the Mental Health Center having a phone number that want to commit suicide are really the Automobile Association of of suicide deterrant are the "Problems of real world are discussed the idea with the Bridge anyone can call, we are trying to trying to reach out for help." America, but two were people Verrazano and the Golden Gate here too," said Sullivan. He went Authority. Between last April and relate to the part of the person Since the signs were put up in really in need of help," said and they have closed circuit on to say that there is no way to THE CONCEPT: Winter Intercession offers students the June, suicide prevention signs that wants to live-who wants us to the spring, the Mental Health Sherwood. monitors to guard against suicide estimate the amount or lack of 1984 WINTER INTERSESSION opportunity to complete college courses on ah ac­ "were placed on the Mid-Hudson, help solve their problems," said Center has received four phone "Other than our three bridges attempts," said Sherwood. sexual activity on campus. JANUARY 3 - 20, 1984 celerated basis. "As much as people joke about DAY DIVISION (Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-11:45 a.m.) sexual openness, it's a very closed COMM 20102-29 Mass Communication Mark, Raphael issue," said Sullivan. "People CMSC 21102-29 Introduction to Computing Kollbabka, Iwona Courses run for three weeks, from January 3-20. Day generally don't talk about these CMSC 21232-29 Language Study - Pascal TBA classes meet Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:45 Ministry to expand for Protestants, Jews things, not even within the CORE 40103-29 World Views and Values TBA a.m. Evening classes meet Monday through Thursday, 6:00 family." CORE 40170-29 World Literature Anderson, Don p.m. to 9:30 p.m. by Sandy Daniels Halloran, assistant campus Newman, who will be working According to LaMorte, this to help in any way. PSYC 78101-29 Introductory Psychology TBA minister, two area residents are "I want to help students feel According to Sullivan, students i with the Jewish students, is from new program has three main have come to him after having an EVENING DIVISION (Monday - Thursday, 6:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m.) Campus Ministry is initiating a working with campus ministry so Temple Bethel, also of goals. They are to identify the that they belong to the religious abortion or with the knowledge, < BUSI 15102-37 Business and Society Griffin, John REGISTRATION: Registration will be accepted in person program to assess the needs and that,, together, - they can try to Poughkeepsie. Protestant and Jewish students on and Christian community on that they are pregnant. He (dual listed as CORE 40150-37) thru December 16 at Room 200, Donnelly Hall. For further interests of Protestant and Jewish fulfill the needs of all the This relatively new change in campus and provide for the campus," said Currie. stressed that the role of coun­ BUSI 15220-37 Financial Management*** Gila, Raymond information call 471-3240, ext. 221. students on campus. students. the campus ministry staff oc­ religious needs of all students, to Newman has been a part of BUSi 15140-37 Marketing Management Maness, Jake According to Rev. Richard Protestant representative on curred when Rhys Williams, give campus ministry a full Interfaith programs at Tempel selors on campus is to help. "We (dual listed as COMM 20240-37] ... * are not here to judge people," COMM 20327-37 Writing For Radio and TV DelColle, Paul LaMorte, assistant . dean of staff Amity Currie is from Christ former Protestant chaplain on program in regard to religion, and Bethel. She said that she is excited Sullivan said. (dual listed as Eng 30327-37) student affairs and Sr. Eilleen Church in Poughkeepsie. Elaine campus, retired last year. to have students begin to see that, about working with campus CMSC 21101-37 Introduction to Computing Vlvona, Bob TUITION: Tuition is $140 per credit hour. There is a along with ministers and rabbis, ministry. "My goal is to give With the relatively new fears of CORE 40150-37 Business and Society Griffin, John registration fee of $10. Payment must be made by laypersons are interested in support to the Jewish students herpes and Acquire Immune (dual listed as BUSI 40150-37) December 28 in order to reserve a place in class. religious development as well. and act as a liasion between all the Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), CORE 40110-37 Meaning of History White, John C. ENG 30312-37 Workshop in Technical & Micolas, Mark Advertising Club tries to regroup "I would like to see students students on campus," Newman Sullivan suggested, sexual activity Professional Writing learn about each others religion," said. may have decreased, on campus Eng 30327-37 Writing Fbr Radio and TV DelColle, Paul by Kerry Judge financial incentives to keep a club support arm for the advertising said LaMorte. "Both Amity and Elaine are and off. "There is a need for MATH 58100-37 Basic Algebra Pantaleo, Joe going," Maness added. education in the classroom. You qualifed because they are MATH 58120-37 Pre-Calculus Matuk, Frank LIBRARY: Open January 3-20, Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m. people to think twice about PSYC 78215-30 Psyc of Interpersonal Comm* ScileppI, John to 6 p.m.; Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. A Marist ID or A five-year-old club, which fell The revised edition of the club get involved professionally in the Halloran pointed out that believers in their particular promiscuous sex," Sullivan said. PSYC 77545-50 Psyc of Communication* Scileppl, John Course Receipt is required. defunct last year, is facing a will have Eugene Rebcook as its field, it may even open up job many students view campus religious traditions and are According to Ryan, herpes may REST 79392-30 Special Topics In Religion 1: Best, Eugene revival in the spring. advisor. Rebcook, a professor at contacts for you." ministry as a Catholic knowledgeable of religion," said have something to do with an Touring Egypt and Israel** The former Ad­ Marist, said, "We are using the Rebcook said the club will organization. "We're a religious LaMorte. overall decrease in sexual activity, REST 79393-37 Special Topics In Religion II: O'Callaghan, vertising/Marketing club will be same name and Constitution as conduct career days and other organization here to serve the but he said he felt it was less of a Does God Exist? "Michael gaining new life during the spring the old club. It is up to the LaMorte also pointed out that SPONSORED LEARNING (VIDEO) WITHDRAWAL: A 50% refund will be allowed to a student events. needs of all students," said concern on campus than semester, after falling apart last students whether the name is to be Rebcook has temporarily Halloran. "If we're not serving an important part of this program elsewhere in society. ART 08150-37 Shock of the New Moore .Alien who withdraws after one class. No refunds will be permit­ changed to just an advertising will be the willingness of ted after the second class meeting. year. The failure of the club, appointed officers in order to get Protestants and Jews, we're not "The issue has been blown out according to adjunct business club." the club off the ground. Tony serving the whole community." Protestant and Jewish students to ONE CREDIT EVENING DIVISION (Monday-Thursday, 6 p.m.-7:45 p.m.) identify themselves, if interested, of proportion," said Ryan. "I January 3 • 12,1984: Professor Jake Maness, was due The club will not be just a Conway will serve as president, According to LaMorte and haven't seen a true case of genital to the lack of sponsorship from so that their needs can be CMSC 21390-37 APL Language TBA The college reserves the right to cancel a course due to continuation of the old marketing and Jim Barnes as vice president. Halloran, it is hard to define the herpes since I've been here." the faculty. club, Rebcook said. He said that Rebcook said these officers will Protestant and Jewish population assessed. •For the students traveling to Barbados. -^ lack of enrollment or to make changes in the schedule. Halloran said that students Though college officials cannot "For the students touring Egypt and Israel. According to Maness, the the club will not be affiliated with remain until the elections of other on campus. Estimates were made estimate statistically how much marketing club used to sell the the American Marketing officers in the spring. 8% and 1%, respectively. should contact any campus sexual activity has increased or Marist yearbook on a percentage Association as the old club was. •"The only way the club will fail ministry staff person if they're at decreased in the past few years, •**BUS115220 has been moved to Marist's new extension center In the Dutchess Hall. basis, but never received the "We will hopefully be affiliated as if there is a lack of interest Currie has worked with all interested. "We don't know children and youth in the past at they are aware that many students Also available: MATH 58130-37 Introductory Statistics Prof Nllson percentage for selling it. Maness with the Direct Marketing from students," Rebcook said. what people are looking for," are sexually active. (evenlnos) said, "We got no recognition'or Association," Rebcook said. According to the advisor, there Christ Church. She said that she said Halloran. "This is a plea on "This is reality," said Sullivan. commission so we lost interest." The club's major function, are already 47 people expressing wants to be in contact with the our part to help and be Protestant students and is willing "It takes organization plus~ according to Rebcook, will be "a interest in the club. available." 1 Pago 4. THE CIRCLE • Dwmbw 8,1983 •December 8,1983 •THECIRCLE Page5, by Richard Copp The big three are holding no Aaron Spelling's simple-minded "the news magazine "First punches back in this heated drama "Hotel" is a huge success; Camera" has been dead last since The November sweeps period ratings race that at this time has "Hardcastle and McCormick" its debut. CAMPIIS CQMroy Teleview (the time when advertisers CBS in a solid lead with ABC a has raced to the top third of the The network's only new "hit" measure audiences for network close second and NBC a distant charts; . and "Webster" has is "We Got It Made," and that All letters must be typed triple space with a 60 space margin, and submitted to the. Circle office no later than 1 p.m. Monday. Short letters are preferred. We reserve the affiliated stations) is over, and the third. received respectable numbers as barely makes the top 40. Only two right to edit all letters. Letters must be signed, but names may be withheld upon holiday rush is already in full CBS's high numbers have well. . of NBC's old shows continually request. Letters will be published depending upon availability of space. swing. v basically been boosted by its make the grade, but both have returning series such as "Dallas," However, it was ABC's highly suffered cast losses with only half With many viewers out "60 Minutes" and "Simon & publicized telefilm "The Day the season's episodes completed. Seniors Christmas shopping rather than Simon." After," which dealt with the Megahit "The A Team" fired watching television,' the three "Chiefs," a three part survivors of a nuclear holocaust, Melinda Culea, who played Amy miniseries starring Charlton Dear Seniors: Also, please make sure that you networks are calling a half time that became the highest-rated Allen, but the producers promise have turned in your Application for the 1983-84 season by Heston, Billy Dee Williams and made-for-television movie in the a knockout replacement in the Do you plan to graduate in Brad Davis, logged in with big January, May or August, 1984? If for Graduation. If you have any The race dropping a week's worth of history of the medium. body of newcomer Maria Heasly, questions about graduation, reruns and regrouping to put the numbers, and two of CBS's new Over at struggling NBC, the and "Hill Street Blues" lost so, make sure your name is on the series, "AfterM*A*S*H" and Registrar's list of potential please contact us."'", finishing touches on their new news is not so good. Despite the Sergeant Esterhaus due to the -pEczm&ZR; is on material scheduled for the up­ "Scarecrow and Mrs. King," return numbers for the network's tragic death of Emmy winner graduates (posted outside the consistenly place in the top 20. Registrar's Office). The Registrar's Office coming new year. recent miniseries "Kennedy," Michael Conrad. Several blockbuster miniseries, many of NBC's new series Surely there will be more X. X a record-breaking ABC movie, ABC is far from discouraged frequent the bottom of the ratings changes, more specials, more and a good portion of the net­ by its second place showing. A barrel. Ratings for "Manimal" surprises and a lot of tinkering 'Frog Prince' works' 22 new series have come couple of their established hits, and "The Yellow Rose" are with the already jumbled prime and gone, but the season's second "The Fall Guy" and "Dynasty," pitifully low; "Mr. Smith," time schedule as the networks XX X Dear Editor, asked to act a scene from the half promises much of the same if have been bigger winners than "Jennifer Slept Here," and "Bay refuel for the endless ratings race. X play, as well as sing. Music will be not more. ever, and of their new series, City Blues" are sure losers; and Gentlemen, start your engines. t As the director of the 1983-84 Children's Theatre Production, it provided for your use, so all you" is my pleasure to announce the need bring is yourself-and some by BUI Coleman compilation of older material plus have just released an EP with an Gabriel will be released by // tx 7J A (*i£ auditions for the classic fairy tale enthusiasm: '.'•• ".- .:;:;;.'3;;i;' two new songs. The soundtrack to LP in the works. As a result Wall Christmas. The Go'-Go's play, the Frog Prince. Auditions Sound Welcome Back. the new film, "Night In Heaven" of Voodoo is in dire need of a (remember them?) should have a will be held Sunday, December - The play will be producedthe Drum rolls please! On features Jan Hammer, English vocalist, as is the (English) Beat. new LP in the stores by February. second week in April. Rehearsals December 28th the new album by Beat, & Bryan Adams. The Beat have many songs ready The LP is produced by Martin 16 11, Monday December: 12, and barrier (Z £L£> as Tuesday December 13 from 8 to will begin next semester. • the Pretenders will be released A new single from The Alarm is to record with no one to sing Rushent (Pete Shelly, Human 11 p.m. in the campus center : If you have any questions, featuring Chryssie Hynde, Martin expected in U.S. very soon, them. League). theatre. please contact me at ext. 421, Chambers, and newest recruits "Sixty-Eight Guns/Thoughts Of Beginning of '84 should see We are looking for actors, room 528 in Champagnat. Rob Macintosh and Malcolm a Young Man." They are ex­ Kid Congo Power (ex- new LP's from Thomas Dolby, VS 4* •al A a1 singers, dancers, and any one else We hope to see you there. Foster. Also expected is the new pected to open for Pretenders on Crammps) has rejoined his Alma Romeo Void, Dream Syndicate who will enjoy working with up to release from Van Halen. some dates. Keep a sharp eye out Mater The Gun Club. Bow Wow: "Medicine Show," INXS, Dan 3000 children from the New Sincerely, for a new film, "Beat Street," Mohican and Malcom scarred, Fogelberg, Christine McVie and England area. No experience is Christopher Serafini, Minute by Minute: Teen latin whose screenplay was written by Annabella Lwin has been "Asked Double Live LP from Styx. Tours necessary, and all Marist students MCCTA Executive Board sensations, Menudo, are expected Village Voice writer, Steve Hager. To Leave" the Bow Wow Wow include: a 45-day American tour are welcome. Member and director to tour in '84 along with recor­ The music is being supervised by quartet. A solo career is in the by Nina Hagen, Billy Idol At the auditions, you will be of Children's Theatre ding an album in enough time for producer Arthur Baker (Freez, works. Mick Jones (formerly of (beginning Dec. 2) Kiss (Dec. 9), their new label, RCA. New Order). the Clash) claims that he still is a Ozzy Osbourne (Jan. 12), Yes Available on video: What a Feeling: Get your "off member. Meanwhile, he has done (Jan. 27), Genesis (Jan. 9), Stray 'Degrading' I Adam & The Ants - "The the shoulder" ripped shirts back work on Ex-Beat members Cats (Mid-Jan), and Culture Club Coming Prince" from the cleaners because Ranking Roger and Dave who will guest on "Dick Clark's Dear Editor: mediately to the appropriate Kate Bush - "Charming Flashdance II is on its way. And Wakening's Pet Project, General New Year's Rocking Eve." Your editorial on "Degrading" administrator, namely, the soon... Revue" Rick Springfield will make his Public (which now features Ex- YAZ Keyboardist Vice Clarke is, as stated, a distressing com­ Divisional Chairman or the Black Flag & Others, featuring film debut this Easter in "Hard to Dexy's Midnight Runners is now a member of a group called plaint regarding grading. I Academic Vice President's Of­ Circle Jerks, X, Iggy Pop, Bad Hold." keyboardist, Mickey Billingham) Assembly, consisting of vocalist ft, ivio-te Cwn believe, however, that whether it fice. Brains, and others - "Live At along with Sigue Sigue Sputnik - Feargal Sharkey (Ex- was intentional or not, asking in Neither the faculty, nor the Hammersmith Odeon" Confusion, confusion: Ex- General Public's LP is scheduled Undertones). An collaboration the editorial whether sexual administration, sanction such The Cult Film - "Liquid Sky" Rumor/Lene Lovich drummer for release in January with tour with YAZ co-producer, Eric favors are the basis for the Marist behavior on the part of any New LPs are soon to come Stephen Goulding, is now em­ plans for April and May. For all Radcliffe. However, Undertones grading system is demeaning to faculty member, but students from Grace Slick titled, "Call It ployed by Gang of 4. Ex-Gang of the publicity that G.P. is getting guitarist Damian O'Neill and the faculty and the institution as a experiencing such behavior must Right, Call It Wrong" and the all 4 drummer Hugh Burnham, Stan the LP better be good. bassist Mickey Bradley are in whole. - ••.••;;'. • ''-;;;J;: :-?::\: .:-:7;;„/"". register .their complaints : with but forgotten group Vanilla Ridgeway, Bill Noland Laurie Andersons long- ~ process of forming a new band. - Of course such actions are not appropriate authorities, so that Fudge. , ; . (vocalist/songwriter and Key awaited EP "Mister Heartbreak" Rebel Rebel: Billy- Idol, part of institutional grading they can be acted upon. Joan Armatrading to release boardist absent Wall of Voodoo) featuring the talents of Adrian Saturday Night Live, January policies, and the student making Sincerely, "Singles Only" which is a and synthesist Mitchell Fromm Bele (King Crimson) and Peter 28th. aod ortty A* man this complaint is urged to make Theodore Prenting, Chair d^inKimdBi^ until such an incident known im­ Faculty Executive Committee On Saturday, Dec. 11, the the show Ms. Lewis turns herself Opera House welcomes the return sor" is a fast paced, bawdy Bardavon Theater presents the into a Shari Claus and a kooky of John Houseman's The Acting comedy directed by Michael "Shari Lewis Holiday Show." clown. Company in its brilliant new Kahn. One of Shakespeare's best- a 'Degrading' II This one-woman holiday gift, This endlessly energetic en­ production of "The Merry loved comic characters, Sir John $inal ejcam a/eeJC- Dear Editors: If there is no report to the taking'place at the Opera House, tertainer puts herself through the Wives," by William Shakespeare, Falstaff, matches wits with two will have you laughing your way paces and the audience doesn't on Friday, Dec. 9 at 8 p.m. lovely ladies in a rollicking battle If the young lady who main­ proper authorities, there should into the holiday season. tains . that sexual favors were be no report in the CIRCLE. just sit there and watch. The . Seen last season in "Tartuffe," of the sexes. Falstaff, in search of asked for in exchange for an A Your editorial has done con­ This would be a one-woman families attending Shari's shows "Twelfth Night" and "Pericles," money, dreams up a plot to woo has not reported the incident to siderable damage to Marist show with a cast of thousands if get to join in as well — an ex­ The Acting Company has an two wives of wealthy merchants. the Academic Vice-President, the College in general and to the This Week Shari had more hands. As it is, we perience to delight every member eleven year history of excellence, The wives suspect the plot and the CIRCLE is irresponsibly printing faculty in particular. ' meet a lively variety of puppets, of the family, and one that they'll and has received nation-wide and fun begins as Falstaff tries to Shop right unsubstantiated slurs. • - Fraternally, including a five-foot-eight Fred share and talk about for a long world-wide acclaim: "When The wriggle free! Bro. Jospeh L.R. Belanger, fms Astaire, an aging kangaroo who time to come. Acting Company is very, very A similar incident occurred plays the violin, a big country four or five years ago, and when Ticket information and good, it's not just good, it's Ticket information and bear named Grizzly, who auc­ reservations are available through awesome!" comments The reservations at the Bardavon Box duly pursued, it was proven that EDITOR'S NOTE: The young tioneers and yodels, an It's that time of the year. COST: $1.69 for a 10 oz. box. no such advances had in fact been woman mentioned saw the the Bardavon Box Office: (914) Evening Observer, Dunkirk- Office. outrageous gigantic baby, and of 473-2072. Fredonia. — Cathy Houlihan Pleasant thoughts of the holidays are 3-D glasses included. Collect all three! made and that the student was division chairman before the course, Ms. Lamb Chop. During drowned by the panic of term paper 4. For sis: merely expressing personal sour editorial was printed in The Also at the Bardavon, the "The Merry Wives of Wind­ and Peggy Hasson deadlines and upcoming finals. But you A Burger King crown for the sweet grapes. Circle. face an even bigger trauma — you only have princess she thinks she is. two shopping days left until Christmas once ' COST: none you're home for break. One size fits all. 'Degrading' III The Circle staff has decided to aid you in 5. For Grandma and Grandpa: your yule-tide endeavors. We have com­ A six-pack of Christmas tree ornaments posed the ultimate Christmas shopping list made from those beer cans you didn't return To the Editor: by student's willingness to accept for the college student. The gifts suggested for deposits. In your - editorial, unwelcome sexual advances, re­ are economical and won't upset your time COST: 30$ "Degrading," you brought to the quests for sexual favors and/or management schedule: They can return them for the deposit attention of your readers the very other verbal or physical conduct 1. For Dad: money once Christmas is over! real danger of sexual harassment of a sexual nature is in direct A set of plastic cups from Skinner's, and a occurring during the process of violation of this basic principle. free T-shirt for the lucky Wednesday night 6. For your roommate: human communication. Society If a student has reason to today is too quick to tolerate a raffle winner. A roll of nickels for that Friday night believe that he or she is being sub­ Thursday, Dec. 8 Friday, Dec. 9 Saturday, Dec. 10 Sunday, Dec. 11 Monday, Dec. 12 Tuesday, Dec. 13 Wednesday, Dec. 14 COST: none special at Joe's. crude comment, degrading sug­ jected to a form of sexual harass­ What more could any father want then to COST: $2 gestion, or sexist choice of words ment, please report the matter to Meeting: Academic Experimental Basketball: as "only a joke." tfssmtMeeting: MCCTA wWomen's receive a souvenir from his son or . 7. For the entire family: me. Should a student feel reluc­ Psychology Political Review Theatre Board vs. Iona, Basketball: daughter's favorite watering hole? The 1982-83 Reynard, if it ever comes out Each of your readers should tant to discuss the situation with Club, D105, Science Club, Session: Production: Meeting 8 p.m. vs. Queens, 2. For Mom: before Christmas. know that this institution is com­ me, I . will recommend ad­ 5 p.m. Fireside, Chemistry, 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 7 p.m. A Marist nightshirt. COST: Paid in full. mitted to the principle that its ministrative staff, (men and 1 p.m. Learning Coffeehouse: 8. For yourself: students, faculty, and staff have a women) who are prepared to deal Academic Room, 1 p.m. Kris Kringles Women's (Tom Stankus) Film: COST: Under $10 Review Session: Basketball Basketball: Dad will love this one, too! ' A jar of the Marist smell to remind you of right to work and study without with these cases. 9:30 p.m. "Silent being subjected to sexual harass­ Calculus III, Tournament: Holiday Trim the Tree vs. New Haven Movie," 3. For your little brother: your alma mater over the holidays! Sincerely yours, Learning Room, McCann, 6 p.m. Spirit Contest: and 7 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 3-D Action Posters from a box of Post COST: none ment. Anyone who would suggest Gerard A. Cox that a student's grade, recommen­ 6:30 p.m. Residence Lonnge Honeycomb cereal. Merry Christmas! Dean of Student Affairs Performance: Halls, Parties dation, or job may be determined continued on page 9 Women's "Lead Me 1-5 p.m. Basketball: Home," vs. Fairleigh Theatre, Basketball Dickinson, 8 p.m. Tournament Editor 7 n.m. Finals: Christine Dempsey Senior Reporters Eileen Hayes Business Manager Jeannie Ostrowski Jane Scarchilli Concert: McCann Associate Editors Cindy Bennedum Advertising Manager Sean Kenny Performance: Musician's 6 p.m. The Mark Stuart Cartoonist Christopher Serafini "Lead Me Organization Performance: Circulation Manager Cathy McGarity Home," Dining Room "Lead Me Sports Editor John Bakke Calendar Editors Cathy Houlihan Theatre, 8 p.m.' 10 p.m. Circle Peggy Hasson Hnmi> " Faculty Advisor David McCraw Photography Editor Jeff Kiely Theatre, 8 p.m. 'ago 6 THE CIRCLE-December 8,1983, .December 8,1983 • THE CIRCLE - Page 7. Yankee END OF THE SEMESTER stirs a variety of emotions by Donna Piper their home in Lithuania to Ger­ the normality of life," hesaid. Catherine Newkirk, director of believes that it can be changed," francs many, as refugees or forced According to Norkeliunas, the medical technology, said that she said, "it can be — like ; "If the film provokes people to labor, during World War II. The film was not extreme enough to while the film was not well done, slavery." CLOSING PROCEDURES read, to think — then maybe it retreating soldiers "took along point out what atomic war would it brought up the issue for discus- On the other hand, Dr. Richard will have been worth it." anyone who was in their way," he Piatt, associate professor of com­ The life : In the words of its director, said. munication arts and division Nicholas Meyer, such was the "I remember burning 'America has never really been chairman of arts and letters, said The college residence halls will close and no services will be available purpose of the Nov. 20 ABC phosphorus being showered from . many Americans feel powerless in Paris drama, "The Day After," to pro­ planes on the courtyard and on a battleground for war. People about doing anything. "Why byPatti Walsh and voke the American people to bang your head against the LouAnnSeelig from December 22 to January 23, 1984. the people. It was like a rain of think about the imminent danger burning lead," he said. have not realized what war can wall?" he said. "They don't think Just before our departure we of nuclear war. Three weeks after "The film showed this kind of there is anything they can do were told that several years ago a the presentation, Marist residents devastation that is suffered by a do to the normality of life.' about it, so, consequently, there MAP (Marist Abroad Program) and staff still remember. population that becomes the vic­ isn't." student went to Paris and did The residence halls will close at 11:00 p.m. on December 22, 1983. For Dr. Casimir Norkeliunas, tim of warfare," said do, but it had a good portrayal of sion. "It knocked people out of While Piatt does agree that the little more than learn the assistant professor of Russian and Norkeliunas. "Because America •"the dissolution of order and complacent attitudes," she said. . film may have made people think, language. Although learning the German, the film brought back has never been really a bat­ desperation to stay alive, at any She said that the hope is in the he said he is skeptical about its language was our primary reason childhood memories of when he tleground for war, people have cost, returning to ones primitive fact that people are aware. long-range effects. "It's frighten- for coming here, we've found that The last meal of the term will be lunch on December 22. Dinner will be arid his family were forced from not realized what war can do to instinct of survival," he said. "When the general population continued on page 10 we get just as much, if not more, education outside the classroom. . served on Sunday, January 2, 1984. During our free time we've been able to see the Louvre (we've Speaker urges peace over nukes already been there three times and by Veronica O'Shea millions of people would in­ million people marched in a peace have yet to see half of it), and a On or before December 22, rooms must be cleaned; all belongings must be taken home or placed in off stantaneously be killed and movement in Germany. A human folkloric festival celebrating the campus storage, except those items that can be left in a dresser drawer or in the closet. The college will hot Loud cheers and wild applause millions of others would be af­ chain of 200,000 people joined grape harvest. We've heard organ filled the small but crowded room fected by the long-term and short- hands in an effort to unite and concerts at Notre-Dame, starving assume any liability for lost or stolen or damaged items. Your departure directly affects the ability of of men and women as the term radiation effects. make people more aware of the musicians on the Metro and a students and professional residence staff to complete their work and move toward their own holiday speaker's voice rang out, "Get rid "The United States government situation. crowd of people, led by an organ of Reagan, vote for any other says that 10 million to 20. million "The film 'The Day After,' grinder, singing an old French plans: therefore you are to leave the residence halls in an orderly fashion on the day of your last exam. presidential candidate, but get is an acceptable number of deaths was a very important event for the children's song. And we've tasted Reagan out of your White after a nuclear attack because it American people," said Eckert. ice cream from the house of Remember that the following factors will be central to any decision on allowing a student to occupy a House." would enable the country to "To raise the awareness of U.S. Berthillon — conveniently located room in Marist residence halls for next semester even if you have registered: The speaker was Irene Eckert, recover," said Eckert. citizens, media of this nature just around the corner from our must be used. We must talk about foyer! president of the Women's Inter­ 1. Disciplinary Record national League for Peace and According to Eckert, this this issue. The people in this coun­ However, with all these ex­ 2. Academic Standing Freedom (WILPF) of West number would be acceptable to try are afraid of a nuclear war but traordinary opportunities Berlin, Germany, who gave an the government, but not accep­ fear there is nothing they can do. ' surrounding us, what we really 3. Vacating of room on day of their last exam. emotionally charged speech last table to her. She has traveled They must educate themselves on wanted to do was meet an or­ Thursday night for WILPF's across the United States for 2'/z this very important subject," she dinary French family. We were 4. Condition of room at departure (cleanliness and lack of damage). Mid-Hudson branch, at the months speaking to groups of said. invited to lunch at the apartment Friend's Meeting House in people, encouraging them to take , According to Eckert, the of Mme. Beret and her grand­ Poughkeepsie. Eckert, a leading a stand on nuclear disarmament. American people must join daughter and thought that would German peace activist, spoke out "Nuclear war is suicide," said together and work actively in be the perfect chance. We should Students who have been denied a room for next semester will be notified by January 6,1984, if they have about the growing European Eckert. "In four to eight minutes peace movements. "Organize have known as we climbed the Peace Movement and its commit­ nuclear missiles can reach marches, stand up and speak out, spiral staircase covered with fine registered. ted opposition to the deployment Moscow and other strategic but do something for the peace carpet that "ordinary" would not of nuclear weapons. targets with pinpoint accuracy." movement," said Eckert. "It is be the word for this family, and co-existence or no existence in we were quickly convinced of the Billions of dollars are being put Eckert criticized President into the arms buildup budget of this situation," she said. fact when Mme Beret opened the If you do not intend to return to the residence halls in January, please be sure to return your key to the Reagan, saying that under his Eckert said that it is important door — chandeliers, velvet- the united States. The cost of resident director. . leadership the United States research and production of for college students to become in­ covered furniture, a baby grand would be the first country to at­ volved in the peace movement. piano in the dining room and nuclear weapons, such as the Per­ tack in the event of a nuclear war. shing II and the cruise missile, is "It is your future we are dealing fresh flowers -.were everywhere "It is ironic that 1984 is the with. Discuss the issues and face Then we sat down to eat — Failure to leave your room in aclean state can result in a"$25:()0"fine:'" =':' ^ ~~- ; close to $2.7 billion. According to -'fclection^ear that Ronald Reagan,, Eckert, this represents money that ybur fears so you can get rid of poached salmon with lime sauce, who in the eyes of the world is your fears," she said. "Talk to chicken and rice, salad, fruit, is being taken away from human symbolic of a first strike can­ need programs that could be your parents and your teachers, wine, cheese, and chocolate Failure to leave on the day of your last exam can result in low housing priority for fall 1984. As well, an didate, is again running for make them aware of the danger; mousse, each served on a separate feeding and caring for the poor. authorized early return to the dorms can also result in low priority. presidency," she said. "The peo­ "The people in Europe are don't be apathetic to this issue, plate. We talked about Woody ple of America must use their . become involved," Eckert added. Allen's latest movie, the eating Irene Eckert, a German peace activist, spoke last week at working toward a freeze — they democracy and vote to keep him are not prepared to die in a "If we all join together and work habits of Americans (how can the Friends Meeting House in Poughkeepsie. (Photo by Jeff out of power." Kiely) nuclear war," said Eckert. On for world peace, the day after will they eat that much for break­ In the event of a nuclear attack, never happen." fast?). • and the granddaughter's October 22 of this year, three recent stay in Boston. The granddaughter's name was Caroline (perhaps the most sophisticated sixteen-year-old we DWI accidents drop 16% And now a terminal that talks have ever seen) and she very shyly by Kenny Judge asked us to the movies to see Diva, a French police film that since drinking age change As you sit in the Marist won five "cesars." It kept us on by Jeffrey DeSantis Computer center doing a the edge of our seats and was very the 9 states. program due for tomorrow's complex, which made us glad we It was a year ago this week that Legislation has been proposed class, you may hear strange ' had cheated a little by choosing 18-year-olds in this state legally to raise the drinking age to 21 in voices. Those voices are the version with English subtitles. swigged their last beer or sipped New York State. "It looks like it coming from the new talking Our 12:30 lunch date ended at 6 their last Wild Turkey on the will be enacted," said Thatcher. computer terminal. p.m. and we had to rush back to rocks. 19-year-olds were not the only This new addition to the the foyer to meet our friends. We In an effort to reduce drunk ones effected by the crack down computer center was installed had tickets to see a Moliere driving, the legal drinking age was on drunk driving, stiffer penalties a couple of weeks ago for _the comedy at The Comedie Fran- raised to 19. were enacted by the state. visually impaired according to caise, which served a dual pur­ In Dutchess County, the Drivers who have a blood Diane Perreira, director of pose by fulfilling a requirement number of alcohol-related ac­ alcohol content level between .06 special services program." for our literature class while cidents has dropped by 16 percent and .099 can be charged with The computer terminal cost leaving the door open for yet since the law went into effect, driving while ability impaired $6,000 Perreira said. The cost another cultural experience. according to Officer Wayne (DWAI), a traffic infraction. A was split between special Lou Ann Seelig and Patti Thatcher, coordinator of the person convicted of DWAI must services and the computer Walsh are in the Marist Abroad Special Traffic Options Program pay a mandatory $250 fine. In center. Program. for Driving While Intoxicating addition, he could face a possible This specially equipped computer terminal converts (STOP-DWI) for Dutchess jail sentence of up to 15 days, plus The decision to get this symbols into sounds for visually impaired users. (Photo by Coimty. a 90 day suspension of his license. computer terminal was made Jeff Kiely) DEPARTURE PROCEDURES There was a drop from 494 Drivers with a blood alcohol by special services and the computer center. to use, and you must know available," Perreira said. Financial alcohol related incidents last year content of .10 and above can be which ones do what." He said "These computers are not Each R.A. must inspect each room andfde a room inspection form. Students Jmust make an appoint­ to 413 this year, according to charged with driving while in­ By just touching a special some monitors have the easiest things to use. They aid notes Thatcher. toxicated (DWI), a misdemeanor. key pad, the students can get knowledge of the computer use fixed rules that are ment with their R.A. to have their room inspected. Upon leaving, you must secure the room (lights off, "It is too early to tell the full A person convicted of DWI faces their lines read to them or a terminal, but there has not sometimes hard to un­ appliances disconnected, curtains closed and door locked). Trash bags will be distributed by the R.A. to impact of the legislation because a minimum fine of $350 word spelled to. them said been any formal training as of derstand," Rosen said. Zonta International, a "world­ it has only been a year and the (maximum $500) and a minimum Ronald Rosen, academic yet. information has not been released 6 month revocation of his The feedback received about wide service organization of each resident on December 15 and 16. computer services coor­ Perreira said: "I feel it's a the computer terminal has executive women in business and by the Department of Motor license. One could face a possible dinator. According to Rosen, wonderful idea; it's a major Vehicles," said Thatcher. jail sentence of up to a year. been very similar said Perreira. the professions," announces the the computer does not read step in accommodating the "The students have fear of it, Amelia Earhardt Fellowship We encourage you to do your part to make this period enjoyable for all! In 1981, the Insurance Institute The money received from the APL character sets, but does visually impaired students. fines in the county is given to the because it's not well known to Awards for 1984-85. These $5000 for Highway Safety completed a Pascal and script. This allows them to participate them. After exposing them to grants are awarded to qualified study of 9 states in which the STOP-DWI program. If a person Rosen said the system is in a segment of the academic it, the fear is overcome and women planning to pursue drinking age was raised. Each of successfully completes drinking environment that was closed On behalf of all the residence hall staff, we wish you a safe, enjoyable and Happy Holiday Season, and drivers course, he is refunded half open to all who have replaced with curiosity," graduate study in engineering or the 9 states was compared with a off to them before." She said Perreira said. aerospace-related science. nearby state in which the drinking of his fine. knowledge of the terminals. offer our Best Wishes for the coming New Year. she still is in awe about all the Besides the talking computer The application deadline is age was not raised. "The more money for patrols, Rosen said: "Anyone who technological changes that are January 1,1984. in the Computer Center a The study showed that the more the number of arrests wants to learn how to use this happening. "It's fun to watch talking calculator has been For more information, contact See you in January! nighttime fatal crashes among will increase," said Alan Kraus, computer must get directions — but frustrating to know you the Financial Aid Office. installed in the special services young people affected by raising head of the drinking drivers from me. There are 16 buttons can't have everything that is office. the drinking age. dropped in 8 of courses in Dutchess County. I J »Pago8-THECIRCLE Dtcember8,1983< uDocember 8,1983 • THE CIRCLE- Page 91 mission More letters continued from page 4 been? At the flag football game? apartment ransacked. It was will this have to happen before Co-op meeting Break-in In the cafeteria? Hanging out at upsetting enough for* her to find the people here wake up? Think to aid W. Virginia's poor Champagnat? the mess, but what was even more about it- '••••. To the Editor: Dear Editor: V *i ^ '1: On Monday, December 12 the by Glenn Barger Second, why is it not the policy upsetting was the fact that Nancy Hofgren of 10 similar missions throughout tasks under the supervision of two Call for Plays by . During the weekend of October for Security to check the doors onr Security was unaware of the Allison MacGeorge final Intern Meeting will take the country Greer contacted adults, with a 45- min. lunch 21, 65 North Road was broken all Campus housing, perhaps on a situation. How comforting. Sue Rigante place in the Fireside Lounge from A small group of Marist which wasn't fully booked break. After work, everyone goes into. Entrance was gained LisaCrandall 4-5 p.m. All interns are urged to students will spend one week of Students routine basis? As far as we know, through the winter. Greer had to the daily afternoon Mass. through the back kitchen door, our house is supposed to -be After speaking with Joe Waters Alison Demarest attend. The meeting is to discuss the Christmas vacation assisting also received literature from Dinner is served at 5 p.m. with which was found with a hole about the incident, another each internship experience., In­ the poor in Applalachia. checked only "when not oc­ housemate returned with the Teri Haugh missions in Kentucky, Ohio and each person getting only as much kicked in it. cupied." That's great when terns are asked to prepare a brief The college's campus Ministry Maryland. information to "formulate your as he needs. After dinner, the One act plays by students are wanted to be For those concerned about their someone wants to bother us when report on their experience this is sponsoring a trip to Nazareth Although Greer has not been to students have free time which, own opinions about Security." semester. considered for production by our Theatre belongings, or where your money we're home. Security's excuse was He also told her, "Barry Jamison Library Farm, a Christian mission in Nazareth Farm, he has been to according to Greer, is spent Hope to see you there! Center Point, W. Va., during the goes, we think that you should that the apartment below us was stopped by and that was your missions in Ohio and Vermont quietly. Workshop class in Spring 1984. know just how much the Marist. occupied. For those who are The Cooperative week of Jan. 8-14. and has found that the economic "After a hard day of manual Security." Barry, remind us that Community does for you, the unfamiliar with Marist's housing we owe you money for doing To the Editor: Education Office Richard Greer, a freshman conditions of both are "very labor, everyone is exhausted," paying student. There are some We would like to take this op­ from Nanuet, N.Y., is organizing on 65 North Road, the apart­ Security's job. poor." According to Greer, said Greer. "Sometimes someone Submit one copy of your script to Dean Cox, questions that need to be an­ ments are two separate entities, portunity to express our deep ap­ the trip. According to Greer, Nazareth Farm has one luxury will take out a guitar and start swered. A trip to Tony Campilii's office preciation to the library, its staff, Nazareth Farm can accommodate Campus Center Room 264, prior to the end of each with separate kitchens, that the other two didn't have — playing and the group will start bathrooms, entrances, locks, and proved fruitless also. Mr. and its policies. Gaelic Society a group of twenty students, both beds. "We had to sleep on the singing. We entertain ourselves the fall semester or submit a plot summary First, why has Security not Campilii had heard a totally male and female. The trip is open keys. In other words, two As an institution for "higher Dear Editor: floor," said Greer." One time, I because there's nothing to do in checked the house since April 2, separate apartments. Both should different story from Mr. Waters to all Marist students. However, remember having to walk to the town." and character descriptions for a script which learning", Marist has once again The Gaelic Society, an Irish 1983? This means for a month have been checked. than the one Mr. Waters had told shown us where our priorities if more than twenty students center of town just to take a will be completed and mailed to him by and a half last semester, and two the girls at 65 North Road. cultural organization on campus express an interest, Campus shower. You never know what to Campus Ministry plans to pay should lie (more beer and less would like to notify the Marist January 16,1984. months this semester, 65 North On Monday evening, October books). Ministry will screen applicants to expect." for transportation, registration Road , has gone virtually un­ 24, a housemate returned home But, the icing on the cake community of its current ac­ determine who will go, according But according to Greer, in spite and housing, according to Greer. protected. Where has Security from fall break, only to find the comes when we go to speak with On Dec. 3 at precisely 4 p.m., tivities. to sister Eileen Halloran, of the inconveniences, spending A meeting will be held before the- Dennis Murray. Being the large we were shown the error of our A fundraiser for the Summer Assistant Campus Minister. time at a student mission is alot of winter break to discuss the trip school that Marist is not and ways. As we sat in the lower level Children's Program, which pro­ The purpose of the trip is to fun. "I always have a good time and make final arrangements. THE HAIR SHACK because we came here to be more of the library working obediently vides a summer of peace for a give students an exposure to the doing it," said Greer. "It's fun. Anyone interested in going should IT'S than I.D. numbers, Dr. Murray on final papers, we were ever so child of Northern Ireland, has poor of this country through getting together with a group of contact Sister Eileen Halloran at (Super New York Cuts) did not even know that a robbery grateful that our trains of thought been organized by the club. We Christian mission work, ac­ people who work together and the Byrne Residence or Richard had occurred. were cut off by an eager staff are sponsoring a Give Up A Meal cording to Sr. Eileen. "It's a help each other out. And the Greer at Leo 113. located at COMING It's upsetting to know that no shutting off all the lights, direc­ program in cooperation with the wonderful opportunity to learn people welcome us." Nazareth Farm was founded in The Biggest one really cared during the weeks ting us up the stairs, and all but Seller's food service. The meal to about the poor as well as one's The work being done at such 1979 by Father David Pichette of 49 ACADEMY STREET after the robbery took place. shoving us out the door. be sacrificed is lunch on Wednes­ self," said Sr. Eileen. missions is primarily town the Diocese of Syracuse, N.Y., (Next to Brandy's Two) and Best Event There was no sympathy from the day, December 14. During this In the brochure published by maintenance, according to Greer. and is sponsored by the Diocese administration; ho one to offer We are happy to know that week and early next week, the Nazareth Farm, there appears the The work may include building, of Syracuse in cooperation with Ample Customer Parking of the Semester. any solutions; not even a reporter posted hours mean nothing, and club will be asking students to following quote: "We work along painting and digging, said Greer. the Diocese of Wheeling from the Circle to get our side of with this in mind we ask give up that meal and provide side the poor, always with respect According to Greer, a typical Charleston, W. Va. The motto of • : ; ;—•> the story, until this week, one and ourselves, "What are policies their meal ticket numbers. We ask for their dignity and an openness day would start at 7 a.m. with a Nazareth Farm is taken from one half months after the incident made for, if not to be broken?" all people on the Meal Program to to the many lessons they have to quick cereal breakfast. From 8 Psalm 127 in the Bible: "If the His and Her Shampoo, Cut occurred. It does not concern us that consider participating. teach us." a.m. to 3:30 p.m., the students Lord does not build the house BODY PERM and Blow Dry THE SUNY at New Paltz and other col­ Gaelic Society sweatshirts will Nazareth Farm is the only one work in town at their assigned they labor in vain." So, before monies are paid for leges and universities across the be available for $9.00. Please see Reg. $35.00 ALL CAMPUS services rendered at Marist, think country stay open later than our a member soon, if you are in­ Special $18.50 From $5.00 about the services you won't academic environment (?) terested in purchasing one. 'Lead Me Home' takes the stage receive, the run-around you will because we are thankful, as As the charter of the club CHRISTMAS DANGE get and the nonsense you will Marist students, for the extra time testifies, "the objective of this have to put up with to get things to stock up on beer and booze for club shall be to promote Irish Open Daily 10-6 — No Appt. Necessary FEATURING THE SOUNDS OF LOVELACE done around here. the upcoming Saturday night culture among the members of the tonight in original production festivities. Marist community." All FOR APPOINTMENT, CALL DON'T MISS IT Let's hope that our loss will be members of the Marist communi­ by Jane M. Scarchilli tragedy that occurs in the lives of Me Home." the next person's gain. We have To hell with finals! Bring on a young married couple living in "Dave's accident gave me a ty are invited to participate. DECEMBER 16, 1983 suffered a great hardship, and we the Bud! Meetings are held every other "Lead Me ; Home," a play their unfinished home in the feeling; of how hard it is to 486-9883 sincerely .hope that -no.one will Respectfully yours, written and directed by Gerard A., mountains. imagine a tragedy" happening in Richard Copp Tuesday in the Campus Center. Sponsored by the College Union Board and College Activities. fall victim to anymore crimes on Sincerely, Cox, dean of student affairs, will Cox was already in the process that type of environment," Cox campus. How many more times Karen Crouse run on Dec. 8, 9 and 10 at 8 p.m. of writing the play, but had not said. Brian O'Keefe - president and Dec. 11 at 2 p.m. in the chosen the setting, when he at­ This production is a project of Maryanne Conway - v. pres. Marist College Campus Center tended the funeral of Dave the Theory and Practice of DO YOU NEED STORAGE Janet Rodgers - treasurer Theater. Mulcahey, a Marist student who Modern Theater course. Maureen Halloran - secretary "Lead Me Home" is a mystery died in a car accident last sum­ OVER INTERSESSION? which takes place in an isolated mer. Cox said that he decided that There is no admission charge NEED A QUIET PLACE area of the Shawangunk Mulcahey's home town was like for any of the four performances Asia Mountains. The plot deals with a the setting he wanted for "Lead and reservations are not required. To the Editor: You can store your TV, The satiric throwaway remark TO STUDY? about John Wetton a few issues STEREO, or REFRIG plus a ago was a puerile cheap shot. Not GtA&IFIEDS, to debate the merits of Asia as a trunk for only $12.50! serious group, but Wetton's vocals and, to a lesser extent, bass Hampshire Hound Dog, were certainly relative highlights Tracy, Rob-1 love you. D-246 I still owe Petacchi a few. How of the band. How about dinner one night? Wendy DATE:Thurs., Dec...21st about evening the score for me? But, let me order the salad!!! Greg Lake is no vast improve­ Sport -Horseface will be open from 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 ment; he certainly can't match P.S. I'm still betting on the Fun TIME: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Wetton's vocals. Ironically, Lake Girl. A-3, was replaced by Wetton about ten Timbo- Thanks for all your help and PLACE: Outside years ago in King Crimson. Dear Mom- Help me train a puppy and 1111 concern. Albert C. Celentano Please send me a bottle of Jack help you rope an Irish lassie. Your injured housemate Champagnat Hall ALL WEEK Daniels, a couple of hundred -Sis dollars and that blonde I used to Walsh, " • Editor's Note: This letter refers to date. .-• ' " • •• - Smitty, . Those who strike out in the the Sound Barrier column from Love, 'Nicewrap-job, huh?! minors forfeit the right to play in the November 10 issue of The Cir­ Your son Mary & Maureen - (My favorite the majors. Sunday, Dec. 11 cle. " - Diane My 3rd floor "pals" ..' ' • sophomores) Thanks for all the times you've Thanks for listening & caring Prez, made me smile. You're the best — you're always right! You're Keep your eye on the cradle and friends ever., . dolls! Mr. Happy Bun loves you. to Marta ' Ox and Rubber A '" •'•• ' N3U Bullet- Convicts in 509 KathyMac- m..., '•• AFU and PSS. Cheer up. What are you gonna do to top You're always a woman to me! Things'H get better! last weekend? Chris R. Thursday, Dec. 15 Big A As I type these darn things I think C.B., CD., CM., J.S., and J.O., of my friends abroad — Lou Thanks for the cake. I'll return Cdming soon to Champagnat — 1 TOE West bathroom: Ann, Patti, Grace G... everyone. the favor when you get old and I miss you! gray?! - Ice-skating for the entire fami­ SNITH ly! ( P.S. Lou Ann, I swear, I'll write. — and — ' " Me NftN KM. 105 Allison, Townhouse B-5, K.C Believe it or not, I'm going to I just wish you were single... I know this world is killing you. and not so cool, too. Oh, Allison, my aim is TRUE. miss you jerks! f Paul -R.D. Sunday Dec. 18 You know who? P.S. Sorry* Lisa Auditions for The Frog Prince, BJ, the 1983-84 Children's Theatre We'll play Soul Train with you Nise, SIGN UP WITH YOUR RA production, will be held Sunday, any night. Smartinup!!! December 11th, Monday, The Circle North -??? to December 12th, and Tuesday, To the Tease: P.S. I'll be back to take the other NOWI ^^•^pi^?p^gpps& December 13th from 8 to 11 p.m. I'm glad I met you. two stooges dancin'. in the Campus Center theater. A" Love, TotheN.C.R.S., This will give Arnoff's idea of how are welcome. The Super Prep You are undoubtedly the best. many students are interested. Thursday, Dec. 22 ITlerry MCCTA Executive Board P.S. I want a real nickname. -Boss Christmas JPagelO- THE CIRCLE • December 8,1983 December 8,1983 - THE CIRCLE - Pago 111 Honor society seeks to become NOTICE REGARDING Boaters finish 10th in Thursday Morning Quarterback more active as campus group HOUSINGFOR John Bakke by Caroline Kretz traditionally invited as its; In order for a club to receive New York; 3 players members the top ranking ten per-' funding from the college it must WINTER INTERSESSION The Alpha Chi Honor Society cent of the junior and senior show that its membership is open named all-stars Greatest show on campus classes. to the entire school, and Alpha is not the most visible organiza­ January 2,1984-January 20,1984 by Frank Raggo from the vans.) But wait — Why, they're WIRE CUTTERS! tion on campus and, aside from Chapters of Alpha Chi at other Chi's membership is considered Ladieeeees and Gentlemen! Children of all ages! Welcome, they've run out almost (Gasps. Profanities.) its 66 student members, very few college campuses are very involv­ discriminatory in this respect," As Columbia, Indiana, Connecticut and Virginia Universities simultaneously, ladies and people even know it exists, accor­ ed with their student bodies, often Miller said. one and all, to the greatest show He's going to cut the wire! compete this week for the national championship in Division One on campus! It's the men's basket­ gentlemen, within 50 yards of (Shrieks.) Don't worry, Ron's got ding to Kyle Miller, president of sponsoring academic activities, "Alpha Chi has never been ac­ soccer, members of the Marist College soccer team are occupying each other! (Cheers for this the society. She would like that to such as lectures and symposiums, tive in the past," said Betty ball team! a net — it's his athletic director themselves with schoolwork and upcoming exams. You'll see everything you've remarkable display of team uni­ position, and he's been perform­ change. or providing students services, Yeaglin, director of College Ac­ The 1983 season is a month old now. It will go down in the ty.) At an Induction Banquet last such as tutoring or counseling, tivities. However, depending on come to expect from us, and ing over it for years now. Still, it books as a 9-7-2 finish. But for Head Coach Dr. Howard more! This year, we've added In the center ring, we have hardly seems fair to cut the wire Friday evening, 49 new members Miller said. what they do, they could become Goldman, this year was "one of the most memorable we've ever basketball! Watch the team do an were inducted into the 188th At the first organizational eligible for funds, she said. some things never .before seen when Ron's doing the unicycle had at Marist." in this arena. outstanding job against the Irish. bit. It's his best trick, and — chapter of Alpha Chi. meeting of the semester, Dr. "We intend to submit a budget Considering the terrible start, when Marist was 1-5-1 after See Digger Phelps call time out request for next semester," Miller Ssshh! The wire cutter-toting William Olson, faculty sponsor seven games, the season does become noteworthy. The Foxes In the first ring, we've got the with his team's lead at five points man speaks! What's that? You "In the past, Alpha Chi has for Alpha Chi, expressed an in­ said, "and we're hoping that by finished with a seven-game unbeaten streak to rank tenth in New players! (Wild applause.) These and shrinking. Watch as what done little in the way of making sponsoring events and activities say those aren't really wire cut­ terest in taking on a more active York State in Division One soccer. fine athletes make up a team that could have been a mismatch turns ters, they're fingernail clippers? its presence known on campus," role for the college community. which are open to the whole cam­ The Tri-State Soccer Conference was won by Fordham just might be notably better than into an entertaining game. said Miller, a senior from Denver, pus we can then become eligible." Sure. You say Ron can't work He said however, that there were University, which was undefeated in eight conference matches. last year's — this in a season Look at freshman Mark . with a net anymore? You say he's Col. "I feel that we have potential difficulties in applying for funds Since its installation at Marist Marist finished fifth, behind St. John's, St. Peter's and Pace when they were supposed to be with this group to become an ac­ in February 1979, Alpha Chi has Shamley score 12 points coming got to jump off or stay on that from the college because Alpha Universities, with a 4-3-1 record. suffering from the loss of Steve off the bench! (More applause.) tightrope without the trusty net? tive student organization." Chi's membership is only received no funding from the col­ The books will not show the turnaround Marist had. It will Smith. representative of a fraction of the lege, and has relied solely on See the men in red dive after those It's his choice, you say? No, sir, Alpha CHi, a national, general show how Marist might have found a steady goalkeeper for the See Steve Eggink! Back after a loose balls, watch them go for the I'm sorry. I really don't see how scholarship honor society, has student body. membership fees for its funds. next two years in sophomore Bill Tholen. Tholen finished second • vv->: year off due to injury, Steve blocked shots! Listen to a Notre much happier he'll be tangled up in the conference with a .95 goals against average per game, and scored 18 points against Notre Dame fan say that, win or lose, in the net. 'Day After'- was named to the Conference Second Team All-Stars. "Tholen," Dame's Irish! (Gasps.) See John this Marist team is fun to watch! Will the wire get cut? Will Ron said Goldman, "is an excellent goalkeeper." Donovan! After a promising but And now, in the third ring, be able to juggle while on the continued from page 7 money. "They could make 10 it. "People want to forget about Joining Tholen with award-winning performances were junior it. In the long run," she said, "I unspectacular season in 1982, he's something new! (Rustling of unicycle and his team is playing ing, but it's fairly likely to hap­ more movies after this," she said, All those interested in being housed on cam­ Jim Bride and senior Joe Vasile-Cozzo. Both were nominated by paper — no, you won't find it in "but they're not going to have a think they will." sparkled on defense and has II Iona and South Florida — teams pen," he said. "Ultimately, so­ pus for the 1984 Winter Intercession should the coaches to the conference's First Team All-Stars. Vasile- blocked shots in two games! your programs.) Up on the that are even tougher than the meone will use them. We have lit­ big audience reaction. This one Senior Kyle Miller said the film Cozzd was ako named the conference's best defensive back. generated conversation and come to the Housing Office by December 9, (Cheers.) tightrope, it's Ron Petro again! Irish? (Whispers.) tle control over those policies." has the most impact because it "Joe," Goldman said, "meant an awful lot in attitude and What's he doing up there? He's was the first." thought, but that the possibility See our boys in South Bend, Carolyn C. Landau, assistant 1983 to make these arrangements. intensity, and his desire made him an outstanding player." Bride ready to take on those Fighting running the team, of course, and What of our famous tightrope professor of political science, said of it making people feel helpless was also voted to the Second Team all New York State for his Ryan also noted that one show bothers her. Irish! Here come their vans on the he's been doing it for 18 years. act? Who's going to take over the that the film generated a mixed season performance. "Jimmy was vastly deserving of his way back from practice, the night Look at him make his way across spot? And what will become of reaction from her students but is enough to demonstrate to peo­ "They (the media) needed to ple the consequences of nuclear nomination," said Goldman. "He has great skills." before the game. They're stopp­ that little wire! (Ooohs amd our team in its most competitive that they "generally agree it made provide us with what to do as in­ NO FOOD SERVICES WILL BE PROVIDED Goldman did mention his disappointment over the fact that war. "How much more proof do dividuals and nobody did," she ing now... maybe we'll see 30 or Aaahs.) schedule ever? them more aware of the danger," sophomore midfielder Mike Terwilliger was not named to the all- 40 of them file out, like all those He's riding a unicycle, ladies For these answers and more, she said. you need with pictures of said. "It makes you feel small, DURING THE WINTER INTERSESSIONS. Hiroshima and Nagasaki?" she star teams. "Mike," said Goldman, "is as good as any mid­ clowns that cram into the and gentlemen! His team's just keep your seats. Don't go away, She also said that the film made like, 'what do I do? It's so much fielder in the conference." said. bigger than I am.'" Volkswagen at Ringling Brothers. put in a respectable showing don't even blink. Soon we'll be a definite contribution by provok­ QUESTIONS? What's ahead for Goldman and his team? For the head coach, No. wait a second... it's the against a major national team! bringing on the search committee, ing debate in the country. "There Sophomore Laura Fallon said She also spoke about the a trip out to Las Vegas, Nev. for the Senior Bowl game where top that the film effectively showed frustration that is felt by disarma­ PLEASE COME TO THE HOUSING OFFICE coach — Ron Petro! (More ap­ (Cheers.) That has never happen­ whose job it will be to find so­ needs to be a raising of con­ seniors in the country display their skills in front of many plause.) He looks upset. He's ed in our show before! Con­ meone who supports the college's sciousness, along with more com­ people the danger of nuclear war, ment groups. "You listen to what professional scouts. but it left the audience confused. Carl Sagan and Henry Kissinger walking away, into the Indiana gratulations seem to be in order. philosophies, someone who cares munication and discussion, on For the team, it will try to raise some money for a seven-day darkness. Will we see him again? (Accolades.) about the concept of the stu­ what mechanics can.be thought "It didn't offer any suggestions said, and you realize that disar­ The Room Rate will be $8.00/day. The total trip to Bermuda in March to play against foreign competition. to the public on how it can help to mament is impossible . in our' (Murmuring.) There goes a clean-cut fellow dent/athlete, someone who will up to minimize the danger of ac­ amount covering the length of time you will Next semester will start the indoor season for the Foxes, but first Yes we will, because he's going up the ladder now. Maybe he's get the administration some cidental nuclear incidents," she reduce the possibility of nuclear lifetime. So, what are you things first: recruiting. war," she said. "How are we sup­ fighting against?" be on campus must be paid to the Business to get... GAS! (Sighs.) It seems going to cheer our high wire artist Judeo-Christian wins. said. What exactly do the Foxes need for another successful year in Save my seat, will you? I've got posed to deal with nuclear Though "The Day After" may. those two rented vans have run on. Hold on, now... what's that Barbara Hynes, director of Office prior to the finalization of any Interces­ 1984? "A backup goalie for Tholen," said Goldman, "one or out of juice. (Chuckles, except he's got slung over his shoulders? to get some popcorn. nursing, said that the film did power?" ,. not have had a direct effect on the sion Assignment. two strong midfielders to play alongside Terwilliger and Peter spur conversation/ but that con­ '..;. She said that "even though' the ^nuclear^ aYmsVrace^-it" obvrbiisiy; :Nargi and a couple of defenders to fill in, if necessary,.for Fran versation was already generated movie had an impact on the did serve its purpose. Nicholas Payne and Andy Ross." as a result of the demonstrations public, it won't do anything about Meyer can rest easy, but can we? - There were no most valuable players for Marist this year. "I in Europe over the recent deploy­ don't believe in MVP's," said Goldman. "It's a team concept; if ment of missiles in West Ger­ you miss one of them, he's the MVP. They're all, to me, many. APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED MVPs." She also pointed out that last year, the American Nurses Association went on record as be­ ing opposed to nuclear arms. She said that the nurses' opposition is Be a part based on two factors. Marist "First," she said, "nuclear war is preventable. The best protec­ of the... College tion we have against it is preven­ tion." Crannel St. 473-7996 ouncilon "Secondly," she said, "the Residence money spent on nuclear arms Theatre could be given to other budgets, I WANT YOU TONIGHT — Video: Blue Thunder and such as health care and human Staff! Raiders of (he Lost Ark Arts services." TO THINK! Additionally, Hynes said that DECEMBER California state doctors have 9th Joe Perry Project stated that minimal medical ser­ 10th Ginger Baker Band presents.. vices will be provided after the IF YOU ARE..... 11th Nils Lofgren fact. "That attitude is spreading • willing to train for 12th Monday Night Football throughout the profession," she said. . - male or female 13th Video: Blue Thunder and Raiders of the Lost Ark Hynes doesn't think that the -with a 2.5 cum 14th TBA film will generate a major action - interested in the 15th The Original Blues Project by the American people. She 16th Outlaws referred to Nevil Shute's 1957 quality of our dorm 17th Herbie Hancock publication, "On The Beach," life 18th Closed which also describes a nuclear 19th Monday Night Football holocaust. "If that didn't do it, I Skaters don't know what will," she said. Current Sophomores or Juniors.... 20th Female Burlesque The Marist students that were may apply for Spring '84 (Feb.-May) 21st TBA interviewed basically expressed a 22nd Ramones Happy Holidays! overwhelm concern over the feeling of 23rd Hot Tuna frustration that the movie in­ Current Freshman, Sophomores or Juniors., 24th stilled in it's audience. 25th Closed Christmas Paterson ?»' may apply for Fall '84 thru Spring '85. Freshman Jeff Russitano, also 29th The Hurt To make your holiday vacation even referred to Shute's "On The 30th Twisted Sister more enjoyable, The Business Office Beach." He said that back then, 31st Blotto eve "People thought that it wasn't we hope that you join us in our concern wants to remind students to submit Captain Jim McDonald going to happen because there about Marist College leads the Marist College weren't many nuclear arms. Well, For concert information and chances to win free tickets to your time sheets to the Financial Aid hockey team against William now there are and now it's a reali­ shorn at The Chance, listen to WMCR every day. WMCR Paterson in last Wednesday's ty," hesaid. For information and registration contact: where the Red Fox Rocks! Office before you go home. match at the Mid-Hudson He also said people don't think Civic Center. McDonald about nuclear war because it The Director of Housing We accept Visa, Mastercard & American Express. You can scored six goals in leading the scares, them. "They keep it in the or charge tickets for any show by phone. For information & din­ Ff. ;es to victory. The Foxes back of their minds. The movie Any Residence Director ner reservations call 473-7996. iayed Bridgeport yesterday. made me think about what I (Photo by Robert LaForty) would do if it happens while I'm Your organization can rent The Chance for a party of special here. I'd never see my parents occasion. Call for details. Dec. 8,9,10 8 pm again," hesaid. Applications due In the Housing Office by You can obtain a calendar, just send a self-addressed stamped According to junior Deb Ryan, 5:00 p.m. — December 21,1983. Dec. 11 2pm further productions on nuclear envelope to The Chance. (If requested, paychecks will be mailed home) war would be a waste of time and in the Marist College Campus Center Theatre Pag* 12 • THE CIRCLE • December 8,1983

out as. coach'" in the athleti'8c department4, may not byJohnBakke of students, said the idea of split­ Petro was given the choice of re­ Petro was quoted in the official ting the two positions had been maining as either coach or athletic announcement as saying. be on the committee. "I believe Ron Petro, Marist's basketball under consideration ever since the director. • V Later that week, Petro issued a Ron will be involved in the selec­ coach since 1966 and its athletic college entered Division One in statement saying, in part, "I tion process, but I don't, yet know director ; since 1977, will not 1981. Cox said the decision to make chose to be athletic director, but I whether he will be on the commit­ return as basketball coach after "You have had one person at­ the split this year, rather than in a did not choose to be only athletic tee. •' the 1983-84 season, the college tempting to manage the McCann year to come, was not the result director." announced last week. Center, the intramural and other of any specific developments. This week, Petro said, "I was Regarding who will be on, Cox . Petro will remain Marist's school athletic programs and the "Everything seemed to point to offered both positions, but it was said, "It will not be a search com­ athletic director, and a new men's basketball team," said switching it now," he said. "Why in my best interest to take the job mittee made up entirely of ad­ basketball coach will be hired for Cox. would we delay it any longer?" as athletic director." ministration members." the 1984-85 season. A committee to select the new Petro gave no specific reasons "Ron has never been someone Petro emphasized that the ma­ coach will be formed sometime in for his choice to remain as athletic who is just a basketball coach," jority of the 1983-84 season still -The announcement, made last January, said Cox, who added director rather than basketball said Cox. "He's someone who is lies ahead and he is actively in­ Monday by the college's public that he expects the post to be fill­ coach, but said he expects to en­ •first and foremost, in my mind, volved with preparing for it. "I'd relations office, said both posi­ ed by April. joy the full-time post as the ad­ an educator." really like to just get on with the tions have become full-time jobs Marist President Dennis Mur­ ministrative head of Marist season and put all this behind," and so were being separated. ray, who was quoted in the col­ athletics. Cox said he did not know who he said. Just two days earlier, the Foxes lege's announcement, has been "I have chosen to remain in my would be on the selection commit­ He added that he expects to played the most notable game in unavailable for comment for the position of athletic director in tee and that, to his knowledge, no continue to support the basketball the team's history and lost to past week and a half. order to effectively provide interest had been expressed in the program as best he can in his new heavily-favored Notre Dame by The final decision to split the leadership for overall excellence coaching position. capacity as full-time athletic only seven. jobs, said Cox, was made early in athletic programs for the men He said Petro, occupying ~the director. "The new coach will Gerard A. Cox, Marist's dean this year. At that point, he said, and women of Marist College," highest organizational position in have my full support," he said.

Irish beat Foxes; Marist rebounds to topUtica,78-64

After an overtime loss in its on­ and strength — pulled away from ly'exhibition game, the Marist that point and held onto a com­ men's basketball team split its fortable margin of victory, but first two games of the season in a Marist had proved it could play pair of strong showings. with a team of national stature. The {earn was scheduled to take "This is a step forward for our its 1-1 record into New Jersey to basketball team," said. Coach play Fairleigh Dickinson Univer­ Ron Petro. "Just to be here play­ sity on Tuesday. ing says a lot about how far we've Marist lost by seven to Notre come." " - . Dame University on Nov. 26 and " After holding its own in South beat Utica College 78-64 on Bend, the team went' to Utica to Saturday. Both games featured face the less-than-overpowering strong performances by a number Pioneers. Rather than let down, of players. the Foxes beat Utica handily after The Greater Poughkeepsie a slow start. Auto Dealers' Classic will be Senior Tom Meekins hadll played .this Friday and Saturday ponts, leading the team, while at the McCann Center and will in­ both Eggink and junior. Adam clude the team's first home games Cohen, coming off the bench, put of the 1983-84 regular season. in 10 apiece. Besides Marist, competitors will It was, to use a cliche, a total be Colgate, Rider and Dart­ team effort. Four players - mouth. ' Donovan, Shamley, Ted Taylor and Bruce Johnson.— had nine The season's 75-68 tip-off points, meaning that 67 of the against Notre Dame's Fighting team's 78 points were divided Irish was just about everything among seven players. . _' Marist could have hoped for, "We don't have a Steve Smith- short of an outright upset. kind of team," said Petro. "We Despite trailing by 14 at halftime, have a lot of good players — no the Foxes drew to within five superstars — just a good bunch of points with seven and a half solid players." minutes remaining. Donovan had another ' good Steve Eggink led the team defensive game with nine re­ against the Irish with 18 points, bounds and an impressive five- while freshman Mark Shamley blocked shots.- played well and added 12. Senior His play was praised by Petro. John Donovan - played an "John has improved tremendous­ outstanding defensive game and ly over last year," said Petro. blocked six shots. "He's learned to block shots Notre Dame threatened to blow without fouling, and that's tough the Foxes out in the first half, to do." pulling away steadily to their The two regular-season games commanding halftime lead. The were preceded by an overtime loss crowd of just over 8,000 was to Yugoslavia at the McCann quiet, seeming to sense a repeat of Recreation Center on Nov. 15. the previous night, when the Irish After coming from behind to tie demolished: St. Joseph's by more the score at 82 at the end of than 50 points. regulation time, the Foxes drop­ But it wasn't to be. The Foxes ped the game 91-84. hung tough, and Irish Coach Dig­ This weekend's tournament ger Phelps screamed for a time begins Friday at 6 p.m. AH Marist Leading Marist scorer Steve Eggink drives for two of his 18 points in the Foxes' seven- out as the score went to 63-58. students will be admitted free point loss to Notre Dame. (photo by John Bakke) Phelps' team — dominant in size with college identification. _

The next week will feature plen­ nament free. ty of basketball action here at Women's basketball will play What's Marist. To begin, the Greater three times in the next six days — =Sports lnside= Poughkeepsie Auto Dealers' tonight against Fairleigh Dickin­ Classic will be held tomorrow and son, next Monday against New •Soccer wrap-up coming Saturday, with the Red Foxes Haven and next Wednesday competing with Rider, Colgate against Queens. and Dartmouth for the title. All women's games are at the •Thursday Morning Quarterback up Marist students with college McCann center and all begin at 7 I.D. will be admitted to the tour­ p.m.