The Cowl Pc -^919 Tfe Officialstudent 9Ffzvspaper of ‘Providence College Since 1935 1994

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

The Cowl Pc -^919 Tfe Officialstudent 9Ffzvspaper of ‘Providence College Since 1935 1994 The Cowl pc -^919 Tfe OfficialStudent 9ffzvspaper of ‘Providence College Since 1935 1994 Vol. LVIII No. 15 Providence College - Providence, Rhode Island February 17,1994 Parents’ Weekend Snowed Under Cgy d The Office of College the poorest attendance of all the snow drifts to get here!" by Theresa Edo '96 Events, headed by Fr. Haller, of tne events. There were a Many area restaurants Asst. News Editor has been planning the week­ little less than 900 tickets also experienced the loneli­ Room? For the past few weeks end since approximately sold and only 400 people ness of the weekend. Res­ by Judith Colonna *95 the only news that everyone June of this past summer. showed up, according to taurants on Federal Hill had ______ News Writer_______ is talking about more than Work went into it well in ad­ Mitchell. Saturday's dinner a horrendous number of res­ Tonya Harding has been the vance, according to Jo-ann dance did have most of the ervations that became no- "Just because 'everybody' snow. It has gone by many Mitchell. On Friday the Of­ expected 2500 in attendance. shows. Andino's, is doing it, doesn't make it names: The Nor'easter, The fice did contact all of the stu- There were 1200 people at Cassarino's, and the Capital right." This motherly- Big One, the reason for Grille all confirmed an un­ sounding quote appeared (thank goodness) a school usual amount of reserva­ earlier this month at the be­ day cancellation. Its reper­ tions that either canceled or ginning of a letter addressed cussions have stretched wide just didn't come in. to the residents of the on- and far and finally managed Hollie Dufresne '94, a campus Apartments. The to settle on PC Parents' hostess at the Capital Grille, purpose of this letter was not Weekend. said "Friday night there to address the repetitious act, As everyone surely were 370 reservations. I had of say, eating with one's fin­ knows, all of the events of to turn people away because gers, but to discuss the issue Parents' Weekend (except of that fact, and we only of co-habitation within the the basketball game) took ended up with about 38 cus­ apartment complex. place as scheduled. The tomers that night! At least The Co-Habitational snow, however, kept many Parents and students enjoy themselves at Friday Night Fever people could have had the Policy is taken very seriously parents of students home dents through the Voice mail the mass on Sunday. courtesy to call in and say by Residence Life, even they weren't going to be though many residents bound. The most- asked system die explain the situa­ "I couldn't believe it, but there." haven't really felt the pres­ question of the week tion. College Events, how­ I actually missed my parents Ticket holders for the bas­ sure. It basically states that ever, did not have anything a lot!" said Seanna switched from "Do you want ketball game will be given guests of the opposite sex are to meet my parents?" to "So, to do with the cancellation of O'Donnell'96. "I had no one to dance really corny with." the chance to either use their not permitted to share a are your parents here?". Af­ the basketball game against room with their boyfriend or Many students ended up tickets when the ter settling the confusion Georgetown on Saturday. girlfriend. If this were to going to the dance "stag" Georgetown game is actu- over whether it would actu­ That, of course, is under the Fwithout parents) or just y played or toturn i ntheir happen, Residence Life feels ally go on, came the question authority of the Athletic De­ with other friends. tickets for a refund. Noth-Noth­ the rights of the roommates of how the college would partment. are "neither being under­ "There were more stu­ No refunds will be given ing, however, can be re­ deal with the lack of atten­ stood nor respected." dents than parents at Triday to ticket holders, however, turned until the game is re­ dance. As the letter states, the for any of the weekend's scheduled. The rescheduling Night Fever'," observed Ted "mission in residence life is Giblin '96. That night most events. Obviously, there will be handled by the Ath­ students took the opportu­ isn't even a need to for Sat­ letic Department. to provide safe and comfort­ able housing for students nity to grab a meal other than urday in light of the many Right now it is hard to say where they can sleep, study, the one found in Raymond who surprisingly arrived. if the school lost money be­ Trouble learn, and develop into citi­ Caf or their apartments, even "It was really great to cause the situation with the zens of the larger commu­ if their parents weren't spend some time with my game tickets is not resolved and because not all of the nity." They are also con­ With around to enjoy the festivi­ parents and my sister," said bills have come into the Of­ cerned about the issues of ties. KaraGosart'96. "I can't be- fice of College Events. Al- privacy, justice, and basic Friday night, actually, had lieve they made it through Towing continued on page 2 continued on page 2 The Final Verdict on by Noelle Cusack ’94 Alcohol Awareness Editor-in-Chief While the snow provided Day INSIDE delays and inconveniences All PC students recently received an informational letter for most PC parents, the regarding Alcohol Awareness Day in their mailboxes. The ANTHONY ZUPKA FIRES storm also added to the frus­ letter was accompanied by three cards marked with a spe­ ANOTHER SHOT AT tration of many students cific bar code. The letter specifically states, come Sunday night. The "Attendance at Academic and Alcohol Awareness Day is PC SECURITY problem stemmea from the mandatory. If you are legitimately impeded from atten­ see EDITORIALS snow, and according to dance, you must advise the Vice President for Student many resident students, it Services—During each session only one card will be accepted page 6. ended with the unorganized per student, thus students will be unable to turn in cards for and erratic plowing of the their friends—Students who do not attend this program will lots. be required to attend an alternative program for a fee of $50." On Saturday, signs were As said, Alcohol Awareness Day is mandatory for all stu­ BOP PLANS A SUITCASE PARTY! placed on the doors of all dents. A fee of $50 will be charged to those who do not WIN A TRIP TO MIAMI! residence halls and by 5:30 attend. For a full schedule of the events, see page 3. pm, anyone entering or leav­ see BOP ing these buildings were page 16. aware that ALL CARS in ALL LOTS must be moved DON’T FORGET!! by 6pm so the lots could be Because of the holiday weekend, classes on Tuesday will plowed and finished by follow a Monday schedule. JOHN CHANEY 9pm. The majority of students CLARIFICATION STEPS OVER THE LINE complied with the request see SPORTS made by the school. One stu­ In my article last week, I discussed the fact that the commit­ dent commented, "After tee chosen to search for a new president lacked the input of page 25. what happened last year, I a student or faculty member. Many readers noticed that Dr. got my car out of there (Lot Donna McCaffrey of the History Department was included C) as fast as I could." The on the committee. Dr. McCaffrey is a member of the faculty student was referring to the at PC, but, according to President Cunningham and "she is ROVING QUESTION: if you could weekend last March when, not on the committee as a faculty representative." I hope spend one night with anybody in the during the Big East Tourna­ this information clarifies any misconceptions that occured world, who would it be and why? ment, hundreds of students' due to last week's article. - K.G. continued on page 2 News Disciplinary C ohabit ation Measures Trouble With Towing or continued from page 1 2/10 cars were picked up by fork­ McPhail's office that there Two male students broke a lift and subsequently dam­ were 52 cars picked up by Segregation? aged in order to plow the window on the ground floor continued from page 1 forklift and towed away on of McDermott and damaged exactly constitutes an impos­ lots. The same student com­ flatbed trucks. The students screens in Aquinas Hall. This human rights for the indi­ ing and disrespectful act? mented, "I was stuck in New are expected to pay the tow­ is a violation of the Hand­ vidual. As Fr. Tortorici, Ex­ But for Residence Life, all York and wasn't around last ing fees. According to book, p. 37, #30. The follow­ ecutive Director of Residence they want to accomplish is a year. Thank God I got my Rapoza, the towing of cars ing penalties were rendered: Life, put it, "sitting back and preservation of the roommate to move my car. took time, and the snow was allowing a roommate to individual's basic rights. As Last year's incident scared extremely heavy, adding to 1) One student will pay $165 move out for the night or for disciplinary measures, me. I figured it would hap­ the plow time. Rapoza was for damages. weekend because of a co- they truly can't do much. pen again." described by Fr.
Recommended publications
  • A Sound Invest~Ent J Arnes Fanzine
    a sound invest~ent j arnes fanzine It's not until you've heard the music that you realise that James have narrated the story of your life. You know the songs because you've lived the song .. .. - James: Best of. ... a sound investment james fanzine issue#4 Issue #4 is finally out. We' ve been gone for a couple of years, but it a lm o ~ l fee ls like it's been longer (oh wait... It has been!) We apologize for our abscn · whi ch was mainly due to financial difficulties (we' ve had our own Bl ack Thurs day) and James being gone, but now that they're back in full force, we' ve dccldc ~l to put the zinc into gear and publish this issue. 1997 saw James cancel a number of shows in the States and England .... we hope that 1998 will bring renewed success to the band. At the time of printing, we hear that James wi ll have a greatest hits album that is due out in March J99K which will coincide with a short promo tour in the UK in mid· April. We also hc1 u that they wi ll have another album of new material released in late 1998. For current updates, check out the Internet sites which are continuously being updated as information is given. We hope you enjoy the zinc, it's been a lcutM time in the making .... if you are not on our mailing list, please send us your address/email. Also, let us know what you think (ie: do you want to sec m1ot hr1 issue?) Send us your comments and suggestions: LoriChin ChrisZych PO Box 251372 6088 Windemere Way Glendale, CA 91225-1372 Riverside, CA 92506 This issue is dedicated to ]ames Lawrence Gott.
    [Show full text]
  • Marxman Mary Jane Girls Mary Mary Carolyne Mas
    Key - $ = US Number One (1959-date), ✮ UK Million Seller, ➜ Still in Top 75 at this time. A line in red 12 Dec 98 Take Me There (Blackstreet & Mya featuring Mase & Blinky Blink) 7 9 indicates a Number 1, a line in blue indicate a Top 10 hit. 10 Jul 99 Get Ready 32 4 20 Nov 04 Welcome Back/Breathe Stretch Shake 29 2 MARXMAN Total Hits : 8 Total Weeks : 45 Anglo-Irish male rap/vocal/DJ group - Stephen Brown, Hollis Byrne, Oisin Lunny and DJ K One 06 Mar 93 All About Eve 28 4 MASH American male session vocal group - John Bahler, Tom Bahler, Ian Freebairn-Smith and Ron Hicklin 01 May 93 Ship Ahoy 64 1 10 May 80 Theme From M*A*S*H (Suicide Is Painless) 1 12 Total Hits : 2 Total Weeks : 5 Total Hits : 1 Total Weeks : 12 MARY JANE GIRLS American female vocal group, protégées of Rick James, made up of Cheryl Ann Bailey, Candice Ghant, MASH! Joanne McDuffie, Yvette Marine & Kimberley Wuletich although McDuffie was the only singer who Anglo-American male/female vocal group appeared on the records 21 May 94 U Don't Have To Say U Love Me 37 2 21 May 83 Candy Man 60 4 04 Feb 95 Let's Spend The Night Together 66 1 25 Jun 83 All Night Long 13 9 Total Hits : 2 Total Weeks : 3 08 Oct 83 Boys 74 1 18 Feb 95 All Night Long (Remix) 51 1 MASON Dutch male DJ/producer Iason Chronis, born 17/1/80 Total Hits : 4 Total Weeks : 15 27 Jan 07 Perfect (Exceeder) (Mason vs Princess Superstar) 3 16 MARY MARY Total Hits : 1 Total Weeks : 16 American female vocal duo - sisters Erica (born 29/4/72) & Trecina (born 1/5/74) Atkins-Campbell 10 Jun 00 Shackles (Praise You)
    [Show full text]
  • 1872 - WESSEX-Freshers 2002 23/9/02 6:00 Pm Page 2
    1872 - WESSEX-freshers 2002 23/9/02 6:00 pm Page 1 WESSEX SCENE WESSEX CENE Swessexscene.co.uk 28th September 2002 - ISSUE 756 - PRICELESS FAN-TASTIC Nigel Massen Q: What have Michael Jackson and the Students’ Union got in common? A: They’ve both had a dramatic face-lift. Southampton University Students’ Union (SUSU) is putting the finish- ing touches to a £5.6 million makeover that will offer three new bars, a cinema, upgraded food serv- ices and a bigger, shinier concourse. The feather in the cap of the devel- opment is a new nightclub - ‘The CUBE’. The plan to upgrade the facilities at SUSU has been in the pipeline for some years as the original building was built in 1965. Recent activity follows a memo circulated in late 2000 noting “...this building, partic- ularly the services, are long past their sell-by date...”. Numerous funding meetings and project pro- posals later, the University agreed to invest £4.3m with the Union pay- ing the remaining £1.3m. The com- prehensive redevelopment will increase the size of the concourse, which will open onto a new glass staircase providing access to all floors. There will be a larger recep- tion area and an Internet café enabling students to keep in touch while in the Union. What was the ballroom has been transformed into a pub-style bar - ‘The Bridge’, which will feature bar food and comfy chairs to create a relaxed, Brian Stevens pipe-smoking atmosphere. www.wessexscene.co.uk 1872 - WESSEX-freshers 2002 23/9/02 6:00 pm Page 2 PAGE 2 WESSEX WESSEX Wessexscene.co.uk SCENE SCENE Wessexscene.co.uk PAGE 3 The Wessex Scene is the Student’s Union’s in-house publication, writ- The Latest Freshers Week ten and edited entirely by you, the What is the students.
    [Show full text]
  • James the Night Before Mp3, Flac, Wma
    James The Night Before mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: The Night Before Country: Russia Released: 2010 Style: Alternative Rock, Indie Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1467 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1670 mb WMA version RAR size: 1926 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 164 Other Formats: ADX MP3 DMF AAC XM DTS DXD Tracklist 1 It's Hot 3:26 2 Crazy 3:39 3 Ten Below 4:03 4 Porcupine 4:27 5 Shine 4:18 6 Dr Hellier 4:46 7 Hero 4:31 Credits Art Direction, Design – Adam Rix Artwork [Illustration] – The Neighbourhood Crew [Merchandise At Firebrand] – Justin Smith Engineer [Mix Assistant] – Bryan Wilson Management [Agency Representation X Ray Touring, London] – Martin Horne Management [Worldwide Representation For Octagon Music] – Peter Rudge Mastered By – Geoff Pesche Mixed By – Jonathan Shakhovskoy Other [James Would Like To Thank] – Ampeg, Ben McDonagh Booth, Carmen Bartholomew, David Bower, Fairbanks, Gibson Guitars, Pearl Drums, Sabian Cymbals, Roland V Drums, Peavey Amplification, Phil Beaumont, Steinberg Performer – Andy Diagram, David Baynton-Power, Jim Glennie, Larry Gott, Mark Hunter, Saul Davies, Tim Booth Producer – James, Lee Baker* Written-By [Music] – Glennie*, Gott*, Booth* Written-By [Words] – Tim Booth Notes The Enhanced part of the CD contains a link to a web site where the purchaser - after entering a valid email address - can download exclusive track "Mother's A Clown" in 128 kbps MP3 format. The fold out booklet contains lyrics to each track on the CD. Recorded in the Real World Mastered at Abbey Road Studios Tim
    [Show full text]
  • A Sound Investment Issue 01 Web Ready
    ---- a sound invcstmcrit a jamcs fanzinc : . · · issue no. l 1992 U.S. Tour cn:ated by Lori Chin, Paul Wmchcll, Evren Thmer, and Ouis Zych , These were the dates and venues for James' 1992 U.S. tour. Hope you made it to of these shows I Hello and thank you for making 'a sound investment.' For years, James have been "Manchester's Best Kept Secret• and now they · ~ cjty, venue have come out of England. We have decided to bring them closer March 10 New york, The Ritz to you by writing this fanzine. As you know, this has been a good year for James and the U.S. fans, "Born of Frustration" was a March 11 Boston, Paradise Club breakthrough for the U.S. audience with some airplay, which coin­ cided with their first North American tour and many plans to March 13 Chicago , Metro return. At this time of printing, James plan to play a few dates on the West Coast in September. March 14 Minneapolis, 1.at Avenue All of this has inspired us to write this fanzine in hopes to cap­ ture the spirit and excitement we all felt. We hope you enjoy this March 16 Detroit, St. Andrews and please send your comments, criticisms, contributions, and · .• second hand ideas (SASE) to: March 18 Atlanta, Masquerade Chris Zych Lori Chin March 22 Phoenix, Mason Jar 6088 Windemere Way 3815 Los Feliz Blvd. March 23 San Diego, Sound Riverside, CA 92506 Los Angeles, CA 90027 FX special thanks to: March 24 Los Angeles, The Roxy Martine, Andy, Ben, David, Jim, Larry, Mark, Saul, Tim, and March 26 San Francisco, Warfield - Chain Mail · Theatre Thank you and hello to Russ, Dave, Anita, Tom Cornett, Andy G, Mr.
    [Show full text]
  • Sandspur, Vol 98 No 21, March 18, 1992
    University of Central Florida STARS The Rollins Sandspur Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida 3-18-1992 Sandspur, Vol 98 No 21, March 18, 1992 Rollins College Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rollins Sandspur by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol 98 No 21, March 18, 1992" (1992). The Rollins Sandspur. 1730. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/1730 THE SANDSPUR 98 Issue #21 Minnie Rollins College-Winter Park, Florida March 18, 1992 ptudent Life lornmittee announces Lew recommendations [ a March 6 colloquium, the Student Life and self identified college leaders to form If mmittee announced the seven recom- support groups for interpreting College Ldations proposed by the group this year. policies and encouraging all senior rank­ [nyone wishing to see the entire report ing faculty to become actively involved in douldcontact professor Joe Siry. group advising or the residential learning The Committee reached a consensus on community (RLC). 4. Institutionalize support for leader­ The issues of self- ship education including the meshing to­ gether of ADEPT, RSVP, Community esteem, gender equity, Service, Outdoor Eduation, peer advising, health and counseling services, and Resi­ and intellectual dential Life Staff with the appropriate de­ honesty should be partmental faculty. 5. Require all College organizations fostered in a setting of and boards representing organizations to collaborative learning, be advised by a full-time faculty and/or staff member and provide for frequent workshops, and meetings throughout lhe semester of all advisors with the residential life staff.
    [Show full text]
  • James James Mp3, Flac, Wma
    James James mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: James Country: Canada Released: 1991 Style: Indie Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1400 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1252 mb WMA version RAR size: 1671 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 344 Other Formats: DXD VOC TTA FLAC VQF MP3 ADX Tracklist Hide Credits Sit Down A1 Mixed By – Dave Bascombe*Producer – Gil Norton Come Home A2 Percussion [Additional] – John Slater A3 Goverment Walls A4 God Only Knows You Can't Tell How Much Suffering (On A Face That's Always Smiling) A5 Percussion [Additional] – John Slater How Was It For You? B1 Remix – Tim Palmer Lose Control B2 Mixed By – Mark McGuireProducer – Flood B3 Walking The Ghost Gold Mother B4 Backing Vocals – Inspiral CarpetsSaxophone – Vinnie Corrigan* B5 Top Of The World Credits Art Direction – Joey Reinleib Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals – Jim Glennie Design – Dana Brandwein Drums, Percussion – David Baynton-Power Engineer – Nick Garside Keyboards, Accordion – Mark Hunter Producer – Jim Glennie (tracks: 2 to 6, 8 to 10), Larry Gott (tracks: 2 to 6, 8 to 10), Nick Garside (tracks: 2 to 6, 8 to 10), Tim Booth (tracks: 2 to 6, 8 to 10) Trumpet, Backing Vocals – Andy Diagram Violin, Guitar, Cowbell – Saul Davies Vocals, Lyrics By [Words] – Tim Booth Written-By – Whelan* (tracks: 1, 10), J. Glennie*, L. Gott*, T. Booth* Notes black cassette with silver text Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year 848 658-2 James James (CD, Album) Fontana 848 658-2 US 1991 510 576-2 James James (CD, Album) Fontana 510 576-2 Canada 1991 848 658-4 James James (Cass, Album) Fontana 848 658-4 US 1991 Related Music albums to James by James James - How Was It For You? James - The Night Before James - Gold Mother James - Laid James - Lose Control James - The Collection Barry Manilow - Barry Manilow James - In Concert-495.
    [Show full text]
  • Orchestra of the Swan Manchester Consort Choir
    An Evening With With ORCHESTRA OF THE SWAN And The MANCHESTER CONSORT CHOIR Orchestrated & Conducted By AN EVENING WITH JAMES “Do something out of character…” With the help of renowned UK composer and conductor Joe Duddell, the band have loved delving deep into the back catalogue selecting songs to adapt for the show you’ll see tonight, many of which they haven’t performed in years. “… Something you’ve never done before” The idea of touring with a full orchestra was conceived in 2009 when the band first collaborated with Duddell & the BBC Philharmonic for the Manchester Versus Cancer benefit concert at the M.E.N Arena. They had a ball and the set – including both oldies and goldies- went down a storm. The seeds of this tour were sown. It’s all about translation As Tim says, “It is a bit more gritty than you would expect from a classical collaboration and it has a Northern edge. The arrangements are really different, our songs are open-ended which is anathema to an orchestra”. Joe Duddell remarks, “ James never play the same songs twice so the orchestra has had to adjust”. Organizing a tour of this nature is not for the faint of heart, and at times James feared it would never come together. But the band were passionate about the idea and peservered. Tonight we proudly present an Evening with James and The Orchestra of The Swan and The Manchester Consort Choir.... JAMES How are you feeling about working on this very unique had no clue. tour? Larry Gott: I’m excited and scared in equal parts, which is At what point following the first performance with Joe did a nice balance.
    [Show full text]
  • Change of Scenery the J ~ Tmes ·Fanzine
    The Relu1·n Of Change Of Scenery The J ~ tmes ·Fanzine lssucl4 The return of Change of Scenery- The James Fanzine Issue 14 Welcome to Change ol Seenery, alter 1 great deal of pe<SUMion & much discussion, and the amount of e.malla reeeivod- llave concluded therela sUIIadltrnandforChangeoiScenorylnprintadfonn. Wo hope you ll~o the latest luuo and feel tho lncllnaUon to contribu tooo to futunolllsuesas-rolyhoavllyonyourlnputlntothehnu:ine. Wa hope - reflect your views and opinions of James, please let us know any other topics you want Included & we will try to accommodate them. Wowouldllkto tothankalltllecontributonotolhlsluue(aonyat>outlhe at>ortnoUcelhopefullywawlllb&mOleOI"{IIniaadne~tlasue. Hope to s ee you o n the tour s. Our e-mail address for any articles, questions etc is:­ chanqeafscenervtanzjne@yahoo eo uk Postal address is :­ Change of Scenery, 47 Temple Way, East Mailing, West Mailing, KENT ME19 6SH Tlla opinions ext~fessed in this publication are tho&e of the indMd\lill COfllllbo.llorandnolneces.sat'lythoseoflheband.editof.f&CO«<COtl"IJ)&flyor aoyooe comeded >MII> James. We apologise 10< arty lflaco.JI"&Cies & accep1 ro:.> r~lty!orany k>$$resultlnglromin!ormatloncontalflednereln . AI llf1i<':les/ptdunl$are()l.lp)'righttlthe=pe<;tiveconcrlbUI<Q The Beginners Guide to the James Studio Album Goldalother (June 1990, relaswd M3y 1&91) Catalogue ~~-~--lo-lhOiyo.o--*';10....,-. ::--_;c:;:;..,-::;.~-:..o::..-=~-~~~~.: __ """' ___ _........001~ By Tim Allan johodoo-.ond~.~~-~-""""""'*onci,IO.,..,_.,. "'"""'-Gokl.-...lo.......,I .. _.,._. ....... _J_.-"BIG.Gor>o.,. ... (July 1988) twlmy-olf--trtm~-Srt>-nW>I.-I>"fi<V­ Stutter ~~Como-.llowW••F«YO<Ion<I,««<U'N.SioO....,(OI'IIr>O­ -).
    [Show full text]