Bryant College Thursday, November 7, 1996 Volume 65 Number 9 B ant tax team heads to the finals Tim Krumwiede Northeast teams which competed liam and Mary, Saint Louis Univer­ on errors in the return; prepare a started with the strong foundation Tax Team Advisor in , Bryant's team is the sity, The University of Akron, Tho­ detailed federal income tax liability team members received in their in­ •••••••••• only one to advance to the finals . mas Moore College, University projection; discuss tax planning troductory tax course. As additional A team of four Bryant College Congratulations to team members of Illinois, University of Michi­ options for the fictitious taxpayer; preparation for this event, Bryant senior accounting majors recently Brian Moran, Andrew Pratt, Chris­ gan, and University of North and prepare three brief memoran­ team members developed their own competed in the regional competi­ topher Quinn, and Chad West. Carolina-Charlotte. dums on tax implications and plan­ problems and solutions based on a tion of the Arthur Andersen Tax Arthur Andersen will fly the Bry­ Tax Challenge is the leading ning options on various issues and list of potential tax challenge top­ Challenge held at New York Uni­ ant Tax Team to Chicago, where intercollegiate competition for ac­ alternatives the fictitious taxpayer ics. Additionally, team members versity, one of nine locations around Limousine Service, complements counting students. At the competi­ was facing or considering. Each met several times to work tax cases. the country hosting the Challenge. of Arthur Andersen, will be waiting tion, teams develop a series of solu­ team was allowed seven hours to An important part of the prepara­ The results are in and the Bryant to take the team to St. Charles. Once tions based on an analysis of the complete the case. Participants were tion for this event was for the team Tax Challenge Team has been se­ in St. Charles, Bryant's team will business and personal financial ac­ provided with the internal rev­ members to learn to work effec­ lected as one of ten finalists for this compete for scholarship money tivities of a fictitious taxpayer. enue code, the income tax regula­ tively as a group. By working to­ year's Tax Challenge National against teams from Brigham Young The regional competition case tions, pencils, erasers, and a bottle gether as a cohesive group, the team Competition to be held November University, California State Poly­ required students to review a tax of aspirin. was able to complete a 37 page solu­ 22-24 in St. Charles, Illinois. Of the technic University, College of Wi 1- return for a prior year and comment Bryant's success in this event tion at the regional competition. Accomplished accoun • ng Election results r esaway National 50 45 Robert A. Provost, 60, of In­ CFE (certified fraud examiner). CPAs. He was an Air Force vet­ 40 dian Trail, an accounting pro­ He developed and was coordi­ eran of the Korean War. 35 fessorhere at Bryant for 30 years, nator of the CPA review pro­ Besides his wife, he leaves a 30 died Friday, October 25, in South gram at Bryant. He was previ­ son, Mark Provost of Coventry; 25 20 County Memorial Hospital. He ously a senior accountant at Price three daughters, Nadine M. Pro­ 15 was the husband of Delores WaterHouse from 1961 to 1964, vost and Nicole M. Provost, both 10 (Ogara) Provost. and a controller at Brownell & of Narragansett, and Noelle M. 5 Born in Attleboro, Mass., the Field Co. from 1964 to 1967. Leite of Seekonk, MA.; a sister, 0 son of the late Arthur and Eu­ Provost was a 1961 graduate Rena Schiller of West Chester, Chnton Dole Perol gene (Larochelle) Provost, he of the University of Rhode Is­ PA.; and a granddaughter. lived in Narragansett since 1969, land. He was a member of the A Mass of Christian Burial previously living in Warwick. Rhode Island Society of CPAs was held at St. Bernard Church, tatewi e . n RI Mr. Provost was a CPA and a and the American Institute of Tower Hill Road, Wickford. Presidential Congress - 1st District Clinton 60% Kennedy 700/0 Dole 27% Cicione 28% Post office supervisor dies Perot 11% Rollins .8% Nader 1% Scwass .65% Sandra D. Langford, 52, of eryday performance. As stated by men ted by David Simpson, Con­ Raposa .55% Farnum Pike, the postmaster at Madeline Houde her co-worker troller of Bryant, "Over the years, Bryant for 23 of thirteen the kids [in the post office] have Senate Congress - 2nd District years, died years, "Like worked hard but have been treated Reed 63% Weygand 65% Sunday, No­ the post of­ well." Mayer 35% Wild 32% vember 3, in fice motto, Besides her mother, Ms. Lovejoy 2% Ricci 1.5% Rhode Island through rain, Langford leaves a son, Sean M . Cashman 1% Hospital. She sleet, and Gallagher of North Providence; a Potter .5% was the snow, we daughter, Kacy M. Pimentel of wido w o f were here." North Scituate; four bro thers, A lfred H. Sandy trained Mic.hael P. Mountford and Kevin Langford Jr., the students K. Mountford, both of Smithfield, and had been who we re Donald W. Mountford J r. ofBarry, s u ffe r ing hired to work VT, and Chet I. Mountford of from varying in the post of­ Providence; three sisters, Sheila degrees of fice, a favor D. Turner of Glocester, Donna C. cancer for the which many of Comfort of Smithfield, and Jill A. past two years them did not Masso of Scituate, and two grand­ B orn in Sandra Langford fo r get . sons. She was the companion of Providence, O fte n ti m es Raymond Martini of Pawtucket. she was one of eight children of students would call or visit years The funeral will be held Friday Marjorie E . (O ' Donnell) after they had graduated from Bry­ at 8:30 a.m. within the Tucker­ Mountford of Smithfield and the ant. According to Irene Lanaway Quinn Funeral Home, 649 Putnam late Donald W . Mountford. She of the post office staff, "The stu­ Ave., Route 44, Greenville, witha was a lifelong resident of Smith­ dents were very important to her." Mass of Christian Burial at 9:30 field and a communicant of St. Madeline and Irene recalled a time a.m. at St. Philip's Church on Philip Church. when the three ofthem transported Putnam Avenue. Burial will be in Sandy's devotion to her job and bag upon bag full of groceries to Gate of Heaven Cemetery, East to Bryant was evident in her ev- del>Litute student workers. As com- Providence. Page 2 THE ARCHWAY Thursday, November 7,1996

Caption puts a Reality check La la la .. .1 just love to study. I live to damper on study; books are my life. Exam here, exam there, and soon an exam every­ where. When not studying, it's my success chance to work. Money makes the world go round and pays the bills in a suitable To Whom it May Concern: manner. Money and studying together make my life complete. I could ask for I am writing after having read F.J. Talley's "Interna­ DANIELLE PORTER nothing more. If the genie were to pop tional Flavor" article in the 10124/96 edition of The Editor-in-Chief out of some old lamp right now, I would Archway. sacrifice my three wishes to some un­ The International Student Organization worked very MELISSA CRISCUOLO fortunate soul out there who hasn't yet diligently to pull off such a successful United Nation's Managing Editor discovered this wonderful meaning of Festival. I was initially pleased to see their efforts recog­ life. Quite simply, life couldn't be any nized by F.J. Talley's 'Comer,' only to be disappointed better. And then something happens to to see the incorrect caption beneath the photograph on the left. It states: "Many students gather around the Japan IAN WELLES make my whole philosophy on life go to Photography Editor the birds; someone dies. It happens ev­ table at the United Nations Festival ..... The students in eryday, but the effect of such a sponta­ the photograph, as well as the flag on the table, are from South Korea. LETIEN neous occurrence can never really be de­ Whoever wrote this caption obviously did not visit the Sports Editor termined until it happens to someone who means a lot to you. There's no way table or the table from Japan to learn more about South Korea and Japan. This is, unfortunately, another example EILEEN DEMJEN to prepare yourself for death; the true Advertising Sales Manager grief is not realized until the bitter end of how racial stereotypes are frequently made without has come. full knowledge of the people they allege to represent. Ifwe are truly going to "internationalize" our campus and demonstrate ANNE BRADNICK Looking back on this calendar year, respect for peoples from other parts of the world, we all must Production Manager I've noticed a very peculiar trend; Bry­ ant students, alumni, faculty, and support make a more sincere effort to learn about these cultures and be more careful with making generalizations. JONATHAN MATITNAS staff populations have all had a signifi­ I would thinkthatacorrection to thecaption is in order and that Production cant (more than one) number of deaths. What's incredibly unfortunate is the an apology to the students featured should be made. JOYCE CHANG young ages at which most of them have Photographers left us; the odds should have been in their favor... Very truly yours, JANINE CHAMPIGNY Having never lost any relatives or friends Julie Nora NIGEL FUBARA throughout my youth, it came as a shock MYRON GORHAM to me when people I had seen everyday Academic Coordinator MUKESH VASANDANI would suddenly die. It sobered me up a lot to witness losses within the commu­ NOTE FROM THE EDrrOR: I do apologize-seeing as KEN WAKEFIELD how it is and was my sole responsibility to ensure that the StaIr Writers nity; life was no longer about success or failure, but more about realizing people's materialprintedeach week is correct-toallthose whom lhave offended with an incorrect caption. Thank you, Ms. Nora, for PHUCTRAN mortality. As I read the death notices in alerting myselfto this embarassing error. Business Manager my mailbox, I couldn't help but regret never really knowing who the people SONIA ALDERS were. Perhaps I had missed out on some­ JULIA AROUCHON thing in not ever hearing him or her ANGELO CORRADINO speak, laugh, or cry. Thank you, BRIAN EPRO And so the trend continues, carrying STEVE JAEGLE on its pattern outside the limits of the SUSANNE MARrONE Tupper Campus. Something about this professors! PAUL NlTNES year is making many a lives morbid and Consulting Editors pale. As if a preparation for what was to Two years ago, on November 15, 1994, Billie Jean come, soon after Penny Stone, Mauricio Sanders questioned on Brynet why she or anyone else Beltran Restrepo, and countless others should pursue a liberal education. Either Brynet is super ALSACCO interrelated with Bryant had died, the slow or else it took two professors two years to arrive to WEB Master first death in my family (during my life­ her question on e-mail. Last week, Professors Luthar time, anyway) occurred, leaving a horri­ and Camp answered her question in The Archway. '/'I", i\rd"l'lI.'1 i~ t,:OIllIH,St,."cl \\'l',:kly clllrillJ.( till,': a.t."tuICluil' :n.:nr I.y tht: bly vacant hole somewhere deep inside Astrologers assure us that many of the brightest stars tlluh.- rgratlttah.- .slmkllls uf Hr)':U1t Culll.·g:t: . '1l1I,': p1lhllslu.:r 1:-4 Bf)'lUII <:.. IIt.-.I-(c. 'Ill Is 1I .... \\· ~llalH.:r iswrlttclIlUHII.',lt t ..· t1I.ya sltuknlstuff. No fnnu of me. Remembering the last time we had that sparkle take years to reach the earth. Or4.' ..: usm'slllp is l..':u.. : 1'II.',1 l,vcr (lIt: "'CHlh:: lIlt.r Htyic of uny Isstle. (lJ"lutolls cxpn.:sscil ill this p"hlh,: aliun an.: those of tlu: studenls ami do not spoken was a distant but familiar The above aside, their answer was mixed. Professor 1H.· .. · t:ssarll~, rdk&:t til .... \;\."ws of ll1l.: fil\"liity ur udmililstmtioll of Bryuul ('uU'-"g: ...... 'J'h(' An:hwu.1I i.s prinll'tI at T(,I Pn:s... in &ckonk, ~IA . memory, and I suddenly wished to be Luthar, as always, provided clear thoughts which deeply

("(IP" I.:ollsich."n:d ol!,j\:dlolluhh: by lit..: E.dlluriul Bunni will nul he back at that moment in time, if just to influence our student life on the campus. His suggestion an·l.:lIh:cl. All slIiultisslolts Il\."nllth': lite prol~11~' orrh,' An'hU'lf'.1I nud savor what I had already lost. But how was highly relevant and precise. l,:alll1l1ll1..: r..:tllnu.:d . II is n: qtlin.:t1 thut ull :;t1llluitt..:tllltulcriul~ IIll\,t.: UII nl1tltUrll11ks.... HI I lltcll' Is l-{in:lIl'cIIISCItI hy lhe 1~'ltur·III·( : lllcr. Al1l1ulttln;.· was I to know then what I know now? The same cannot be said about Professor Camp. He IIh': lItsancllh': ws C'd..:uSl.:s frulIl t.h..: ("ullq.(t.: ami sttrTtnllldln~l'()mlll11lttl)' nr..: print..:d nl lit\.: dls..'rdioll of the EdltuC'· il1 ·(,hh.: f. How is anybody to ever realize that ev­ took off on a tangent and explained how a friend of his Ach·4.,'rtisil1J,( ntlcS !till)' he nlltnillcd h)' l'1l!thu.. ·tillJ.( 'fht"' An-hU'lf'y um ..:c eryday and everybody is a treasure? Life who studied sociology like Professor Carter loved "hawk­ ,lurhlJ,( 1I0nllui htlshh.:SS hours, itself makes you forget. To spend your ing with the Saudi King." Unless he meant "bird watch­ Tht' An'h,NIH Ilol,ls 1111:1II1M.:C'sllil' in tl,,: NL'W gnj.(luucll'n.:~"As..·.. ()dat.ioll. whole life in retrospect would be a hor­ ing," I must say that such a cruel sport does not do justice Offin:s arc loc.,'ull:c1 on (he lop I1cHlroflh..: ~ltlllipllrptlSl.: Adiv;licsCcuh:r. ~Iuilitlj.( AddC'ess Is Bu:'( 7, Hr)'1l1l1 C()lkJ.(c, 11fi() Duuglus Pike, Smith· rible thing; nothing would ever be ac­ to a liberal education. He described our Board of Trust­ (kltl, R (, ()2!)17·12M4-, (hll· tdc..:plwllt.: 11IIllltlc..:r Is (40 1) 2.'12·()()2H. (AIC' fu..'\( tlCllIIhc..:r Is (401) 2:12·(i710, complished. But to enjoy the time you ees as a bunch of narrowly trained "business people" spend as a living human being is a choice and expressed surprise that a Rhode Island CEO, whom © IDOR Thc' An'hl(,(I.II/Hr~'lHlt ColkJ,(t..". All H.lJ.(hl:i Reser\'ed. you have. Don't left such an opportu­ he knows personally, is both "smart and intellectual." nity-your only opportunity-go to He claimed that he was a big help for Exxon at the US waste. Department of Agriculture. Since when is gas an agri­ cultural commodity? Since Ronald Reagan described ketchup as a vegetable? Finally, he teased Billie Jean, a business major: "What Corrections do you do if you are narrowly trained and when you Last week, an article entitled "10 questions: graduate you find there aren't any jobs in your field? An interview with Jill Quatrale" incorrectly Starve?" Perhaps she'll go hawking with him. identified Jill as being from the Phi Sigma Sigma sorority. She is actually in Theta Phi Yours truly, Alpha. Sorry, Jill. Jamie Secord Thursday, November 7, 1996 THE ARCHWAY Page 3

Fire Safety Infonnation: To the Bryant Community: Tampering with life safety equipment has become a problem on campus. There have been three incidents regarding discharged fire extinguishers in the Residence Halls in the last two weeks. The safety of each student is of paramount concern to the college, and we have formulated specific rules and regulations pertaining to fire and safety issues. Please be advised that tampering with any fire alarm or fire protection system will result in your being held financially responsible for any damages to Bryant property. Along with financial responsibility, you may be fined and disciplined. Should the circumstances warrant it at the time, youcould be placed under arrest fortampering with life safety Compiled by Keith Williams dalized. The fire door was left hang­ the heat sensor, and reset the alarm systems and equipment. Department of Public Safety ing off it's back hinges. The student system. The following is the fine structure to discourage misuse of fire safety also reported that -cigarettes were equipment. Within the Rhode Island fire law, the Interference with Fire VANDALISM missing from the suite. DPS is in­ THEFT Alarm Apparatus and Equipment states that "every person who unlaw­ Oct9ber 25, 1996- While stu­ vestigating this crime. November 21, 1996- While on fully and without just cause- willfully or knowingly,- tampers with, dents were returning from off cam­ mobile patrol, A DPS officer was interferes with, or in any way impairs any public fire alarm apparatus, pus, a light pole in the townhouse FIRE ALARM-FALSE approached by a student who told him wires or associated equipment shall be guilty of a felony, and upon village was pulled down. This was October 30, 1996- Students in a that his vehicle had been broken into conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not less than $1 ,000 nor spotted by a DPS officer walking residence hall blocked a heat vent. and that an amplifier and speaker were more than $5,000, imprisoned for not less than I nor more than 5 years, from the C-410t to the townhouses. The blockage redirected the heat to stolen. An investigation is still going or both. An electrician had to be called in to the heat sensors in their bedroom. It concerning this matter. In order to discourage tampering with fire alarm equipment, the college will impose the following fine structures: Tampering with fire work on the exposed live wires. caused the alarm to go off. The extinguishes = $75 fine; missing fire extinguishes = $150 fine; tamper­ The amount of damage was over blockage was removed. The stu­ SUMMARY OF EVENTS ing with heat or smoke detectors = $300 fine. Individuals will be held $600. An investigation is under­ dents in that room were fined for EMT Calls- 4 responsible for any of this equipment that may be located in their living way. A previous and similar inci­ causing the alarm to go off. Vandalism- 3 areas. The DPS Fire & Safety Coordinator will issue citations to indi­ dent has recently been solved with Drug Violation- 1 viduals and/or areas that are in violation of the standard regarding Fire the guilty party having to appear in FIRE ALARM-TRUE Alcohol Violation- 1 Safety. Students will be held accountable for their actions. There is also court for their crime. Monetary res­ November 3, 1996- DPS re­ Fire Alarm (False)- 2 a $1,000 REWARD for information leading to the apprehension and titutio~ will be the first step in the sponded to an alarm in the dorm Fire Alarm (True)- 2 conviction of any person causing a MALICIOUS FIRE ALARM. proces~. village. A check of the hall found Theft- 1 Your cooperation in this matter will ensure the safety of all in the that a fire extinguisher had been ATTENTION STUDENTS Bryant community. Together we can make this a non-issue on campus. VANDALISM discharged in the laundry room. All Public Safety would like to re­ John A. Rattigan October 25, 199- In the Bryant rooms were checked and several mind the Students not to cover Fire & Safety Coordinator Center second floor ladies' room, students were still found sleeping. the heat vents in any way, includ­ Department of Public Safety three soap dispensers were tom The building was cleared. After the ing cardboard, towels etc. Cov­ from the wall. No suspects have dry chemical dissipated, the alarm ering these vents could in itself been fpund at this time. was reset and all units were cleared. create a fire hazard. Ifyour room The alarm was ruled as malicious. is too hot, please call Physical V ANDALISM (TAMPERING Plant at X6052 during the day­ WITH FIRE SAFETY EQUIP­ FIRE ALARM-TRUE time hours or Public Safety at MENT) November 11, 1996- DPS re­ X6001 after hours to have your Oct6ber 26, 1996- A student sponded to a townhouse for a fire heat turned down. Thank you! was seen discharging a fire extin­ alarm. Upon arrival they met with Vandalism -Wbilemoststudents guishty outside their suite window. the students in one of the units who do not vandalize, tho<;e who do cre­ When ~uestioned, he admitted do­ said that their oven caught fire while ate a greatdeaI ofdamage. Last year ing it.· The student was coopera­ trying to broil steaks. They used the the cost of vandalism on campus tive. The custodial crew from the fire extinguisher to put out the fire. was well over $100,000. VandaJism Seniors! ! Bryant Center was called, and they Apparently the tray that they were is a crime. Do not allow others to cleaned the dry chemical. Charges cooking the steaks on was full of vandalize your campus. Please re­ Senior Yearbook Portraits On were filed. grease and this is what caught fire. port vandalism. The electrician reset the alarm and The Public Safety Beat is sponsored DRUG VIOLATION/ALCO­ all units cleared. DPS hopes that an in part by DPS and Students-For-A Wed Nov 13th Ipm - ,8pm HOL VIOLATION incident like this will be prevented Safer Campus in order to comply with Thurs Nov 14th llam- 8pm October 26, 1996- Officers re­ in the future by people being more the Federal Students Right-To-Know Fri Nov 15th llam - 6pm sponded to a resident's report of the careful when they are cooking, es­ and Campus Security Act. smell 'of marijuana. DPS noticed pecially with grease. DPS encourages the use of their that t~e suspect had one bag of escort service which is available 24 marijuana in plain view. Several FIRE ALARM-FALSE hours a day to anyone upon request. bottles of alcohol were also no­ November 11, 1996- DPS re­ Call 232-6001. ticed. The drugs and alcohol were sponded to a fire. alarm in hall 11, The director of Public Safety, Mr. confiscated and destroyed. Charges fourth floor. The floor was very George Coronmio, is available every have been filed. warm when they arrived on the Wednesday from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m in I scene. In one of the rooms they the Bryant Center Coriference room V Al'IDALISM found that a heat sensor had popped, #1 to discuss allY issues with students. $10 sitting fee payable Octpber 27, 1996- A student thus causing the room to be ex­ Mr. Coronmio is also available at by check or cash at the time of your sitting. reported that the main suite door in tremely hot and setting off the alarm. other times upon request. Call 232- one ofithe residence halls was van- The electrician responded, replaced 6001. Sign up at info desk today!!! The Junction Last Chance! ! ! •••••••••••••••• • 1'111!••••• ,,~~~... ~ ...... Friday. "ovember 8 Sanday. "ovember 10 9PM-1AM 10PM-1AM Geri Verde •••••••••••••••••Karaoke ••••••••••••••••••

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Application for 10 Questions: An interview Special Olympics with Brian Willinsky Kenneth Wakefield ship skills used most effectively in year when I was elected to the sen­ Archway Staff Writer your daily life? ate. However, I also found out that Directors •••••••••••• B. W.: They are used mostly when college is a lot different from high Brian Willinsky is a Sophomore I am performing my duties as school,; you have to be more open Scott Taylor forts to make it a success each year. Senator and the Speaker of the Speaker of the Council. I have to minded and are forced to grow up • • • • • • Gain the experience and opportu­ Council for the Student Senate. He run meetings effectively, make sure quickly. Bryant College will be the hostof nities of being a leader. Applica­ was an orientation leader this past that we do not deviate from the K.W.: As a leader of the Bryant the 1997 Northern Rhode Island tions for Director and Assistant summer and is a peer educator. agenda for the meeting. I have to community, what are some of the Special Olympics for Special Olym­ Directors will be available next Kenneth Wakefield: When did keep the meeting on track while things you would like to see pians in Northern Rhode Island. week, November 11 - 15, in the you first notice your leadership giving enough time for everyone to changed? This past summer's Olympics in Senate Office. They will be due skills? speak their minds on whatever sub­ B.W.: I would like to see a differ­ Atlanta touched the hearts of many back on in the Senate office on Brian Willinsky: I first noticed jects are on the floor. ent attitude from the students. About athletes and spectators. Like the Monday, November 18, and inter­ my leadership ability while I was K.W.: What are the leadership 100-200 students are the ones who Summer Olympics, the Northern views will be on the evening of in high school. I was the Class skills needed to be a good Speaker want to see something changed upon Rhode Island Special Olympicscre­ Wednesday, November 20. President for all four years. The of the Council? this campus and are willing to do ates an overwhelming enthusiasm If you have any questions, please event that really helped move for­ B.W.: The most important is to something about it. Ifstudents want and strength in the athletes to com­ contact myself, Scott Taylor, at ward in this area was the Hugh have good communication skills; I things to changed they have to be pete among one anot~er. People x4006, orthe Senate office at x6271. 0' Brian seminar, which I took dur­ also have to be assertive in sticking the initiators. Some of the things I from all around the state and within Please do not hesitat~ to apply; ing my sophomore year (in high to the agenda, be open-minded, act would like to see changed are hav­ Bryant volunteer their time and ef- the opportunity is open everyone. school). It included student leaders professional, and use critical think­ ing more activities upon the week­ from all over the state of Connecti­ ing. end to keep people here and a better cut and had a very large influence K. W.: What are some of the ways course selection with more liberal on the way I thought about leader­ you improve your leadership skills? arts courses available. I would also Black and Gold ship. B.W.: I take a lot of constructive like to see more communication K.W.: What is the most impor­ criticism and use it to my benefit. I with the faculty and a closer inspec­ tantevent you have led in your life? ask my friends to be honest about . tion of the curriculum. Night = $10,000 B.W.: That would have to be the what I do and how I could do it K.W.: What message would you Community Leadership Educa­ better. give to potential leaders? Scott Mann disk jockey wi II introduce the dance tional Workshop. We did it in high K.W.: How do you feel being a B.W.: Go for any thing that comes • • • • • • performance of Rhythm and Pride. school two years in a row (my student leader has affected your life? your way; there is nothing ' more The $/0,000 Shot Is Just The word is that this talented group junior and sf!nior years). It was put B. W.: It definitely has had a posi­ expensive than regret. Don't be puts on a great show - do not miss together by three other students tive impact upon my life. I learn afraid of failure-it only holds you One Of Many Contests them! Second, the disk jockey will and myself for the sophomores. It things outside the classroom that back. Planned As Bryant "Tips­ talk us through the Three-Point was the very first thing like this in will be beneficial to me when I go _ K.W.:Whoisyourheroandwhy? Off" the Basketball Season Challenge in which everyone is eli­ Connecticut run entirely by stu­ out into the real world. I now can get B.W.: Hugh O'Brian. He is a Tomorrow Night gible to participate. There will be dents. I pushed for this idea be­ along with people a lot better both famous actor from the 60's and What would you do with $ IO,OOO? two brackets consisting of students cause I think the label 'Generation on both professional and personal 70' s known from westerns. He You should plan your investments and faculty. The winner of the two X' is neither accurate nor fair. Not levels. is most famous, however, for now because if you make the mys­ brackets will then challenge Presi­ everybody in our age range has the K.W.: Do you feel that Bryant his Youth Foundation seminar tery shot, $1 0,000 will be yours. No dent Machtley for bragging rights. ideals of the 'Generation Xers,' has had any influence on your being that is in all 50 states. It is set strings attached! Third, Zeta Phi Beta will stun the and it is not fair that we all get a leader? up for sophomores in high Do not forget to tum in your crowd with another "don't miss" labeled by other people's percep­ B.W.: I think it has pretty much schools because he feels that stamped Bulldog Sports Card at dance performance. Next on the tion of 'Generation Xers.' been a continuation of high school. that is the critical time for young Black and Gold Night to have an agenda is the Frosh Hoops match­ K.W.: Where are your leader- It just continued in my freshman leaders. even better chance at winning prizes. up. Come watch the '97 Frosh Hoops If, for some reason, you never had champions take on the '00 champi­ your card stamped, do not worry. ons to see who should really hold We have a ton of stutTto give away. the title. Also, Bryant's own High Residence Life Community We have a FREE SKY DIVE, gift Spirits will showcase their much­ certificates, CD's, tickets, Bulldog talked-about act. If you have not Gear, and much more. Everyone had a chance to see this band per­ form around campus, you do not Service Teams: Reaching out can win' Register for the $1 0,000 shot from want to miss this opportunity. 6:45 p.m. up until the end of half­ And, of course, a party would not time of the game featuring the Bry­ be a party without OJ Niko per­ to care and scare ant Women's Basketball Team forming his always masterful mix of music. If you have trouble find­ Kevin Hearn were at McAuley Village in Provi­ assisted the parish's youth or­ against the Nor'easterStorm (a USA dence and St. Philip's Parish in ganization at their annual Hal­ Basketball affiliate). Buy as many ing the main gym, follow the bass. ••••••• In an effort to meet and respond Greenville. loween Haunted Woods. Working rarne tickets as you'd like at only Contests, prizes, and a smashing dis­ to the various and changing issues At McAuley Village, a low as guides and goblins, they helped one dollar each for a chance at play of entertainment. Can you feel the residents have, the Office of Resi­ income residential communit" to raise over three hundred dollars getti ng your name drawn for a "shot" excitement already?The season is only dence Life runs a continuous train­ housing for single parent fami- fl)r the organization and its future to win the money. just beginning! Come to Black and ing program acti vi ties for Following the basketball game, Gold Night and walk away with prizes for their resi­ the parish the madness will begin. First, the and a great evening. dent assis­ youth. At tants. tach both sites, week, speak­ the staff's ers from on sense of citi­ and off cam­ zenry helped pus address to provide topics from for a com­ multi -c ul­ munity in tural aware­ need. Mak­ ness to crisis ing friends, ~ f intervention. '" having un, Recently, a g and servic­ community ~ ing their service com­ ~ community, ponent has ~ the Bryant been added to ~ Resident their program <3 Assistants which allows ~ were able to them to serve ff. show their genuine their off cam- Several members of Residence Life dress up for Halloween concern and pus commu­ Haunted Woods at St. Philip's Parish in Greenville. nity. Having respect, Nanci Weinberger, winner of the kick-off drawing for the contacted numerous resources, the lies, the staff raked leaves, which each Bryant student football autographed by members of the New England staff chose two activities in which picked up trash, and cleaned the should have for their communi­ Patriots, is pictured with Carla Gardner and Bill Baker, co­ they could contribute to a group in surrounding grounds near the ties. Congratulations and thanks chairs of the United Way/Fund for Community Progress need. The two activities they chose buildings. At SI. Philip's, they to you all. campaign. Thursday, November 7, 1996 THEARCHWAY Page 5

The video game revolution Greek Community Paul Hunter graphics of this game have to be of a flight simulator with a wide •••••••• seen to be believed and can't be variety of aircrafts, ranging described in words. Just watch­ from a gyrocopter to a hang hosts scholarship Nintendo has delivered a new ing this game is a treat for most. glider. There are various char­ blow to the video game indus­ Mario' s reactions to his envi­ acters to choose from, each one • try. It has been dominated in the ronment are extremely life-like, with a unique flying style. An semInar last year by Sega, with their Sega from his huffing and puffing assortment of islands are used Saturn, and Sony, with their when he is hurt or tired, to his as the playing field for this Steve Tully crete ways to reach these goal~ Playstation. The once-fallen cheers of joy as he does a game. An island shaped like the •••••• were guest speakers Martha king of video games is back to back flip. He is totally emersed is thrown in as a Last Thursday, October 29, Ucci, of the Learning Center, reclaim it's crown with the new in a lush 3-D environment and cool bonus. This addicting game the Greek Community held a and Bill Phillips, the Director Nintendo 64. is loving it, judging by his opti­ will keep you playing until all Scholarship Seminar in the Pa­ of Counseling Services. Martha The Ninlendo 64 is a cartridge­ mistic expressions throughout levels are mastered. pitto Dining Hall. The commu­ Ucci presented the community based system unlike the 32 bit the game. Nintendo' s mascot is The Nintendo 64 is on the nity, with the assistance of IFC with a "Scholarship Binder", CD-based competitors, Sega and back and in effect!! I The con­ move. However, it has a lot of Scholarship Chair, Ian which is readily available for Sony. It goes for anywhere be­ trol of this game is truly phe­ catching up to do. As far as it's Kennaway, and Panhellenic all Greek members in the Greek tween $200 to $250, depending nomenal, all due to Nintendo's library of games is concerned, Scholarship Chair, Jill Lewis, Life Office. This binder con­ on the retai ler. The games, on ingenious analog control pad. the Nintendo 64 is lacking com­ realized the importance of es­ tai ns all the a vai I abl e resou rces the other hand, can be expected This pad make~ fluid 3-D con­ pared to Sony and Sega at the tablishing scholarship goals for of the Learning Center. So, if to be a little steeper than the trol a snap, unlike the clumsy, present time. Not that these two the community. Some of these you ha ve questions, they' ve got cheaper to produce competitors' basic 8 direction controllers of aren't producing high quality goals are raising the overall answers. Bill Phillips presented CD games. There are two games the past. As far as the Super games, don't get me wrong, but GPA of the Greek Community ways in which to better manage on hand for review at the present Mario 64 goes, it's a must have I feel that Nintendo 64 does to above the all-student average, our hectic lives and schedules. time; Super Mario 64, and for all die hard garners. video games what color did to to establish a Faculty of the Year Both presenters gave the mem­ Pilotwings 64. Both featured Some might remember the television. Yet these two pre­ award, and to make the re­ bers ways in which to reach their dazzling 3-D graphics and ste­ original 16 bit game Pilot Wings liminary first generation games sources of the Learning Center ultimate goals. We'd like to reo-quality sound. for the Super Nintendo system. truly show that when it comes more readi ly known and acces­ thank them both for their time Super Mario 64 is ranked as It was then praised for the most down to it, sometimes quality is sible. and concern for our scholarship one of the best games I've ever revolutionary graphics and better than quantity. Attending the meeting were goals and objectives. All who played. Its unlimited camera game play of its time. If you *Special thanks go out to both the IFC and Pan hellenic attenJed will certainly use the angles, stunning visuals, and liked the original, you ' re going Major Video in Mineral Springs Executive Boards, along with information presented for th eir tons of secrets kept me glued to to love the new and improved for loaning us the system and the Pres ident, Scholars hip own lives and will be able to the television set for hours. The Pi lotwings 64. This game is sort games. Chair, and Membership Educa­ share thi s information with the tors from each chapter. To as­ other members of their chap­ sist them in implementing con- ters. Getting the low-down on

Bari Bendell anyone in particular I would like to either ordering dinner or looking back to using all acoustic guitars, Bari: Was that upsetting"l •••••••• speak with. Who was I to be choosy: for Kate), who also answered afew wrote really simple songs, and re­ Jill : No, I got over th e bum­ "It is just the way things go," I " I suppose whoever is the most inter­ questions, for which there was flO corded them. Looking back on it, I mer about it and saw through told myself regarding my disap­ ested in speaking with me." An­ space to print. think it was an important step in the whcde ' I don't want to be a pointment in not having found the other few minutes went by before Bari: You were the first band to making this record because it was a sell-out' mentality. If you have ti me to try and get an interview with Ji II Cunniff (bass player, lead signer have an album put out on Grand lot more song based and less loop a record on the market. you are Luscious Jackson before their per­ and song writer) was escorted to my Royal (' Mike based then our previous works. in the market and you are in formance at Lupo's Heartbreak couch. Diamond's label). Do you get tired Bari: Will there be more business. Even if you are on Hotel on Saturday, November 2. Bari: A lot of your music has a or upset at being identified as "the Kostar albums to come? some tiny label, there is a bot­ Besides, since I hadn't found the very NYC feel to it, is it a conscious Beasties' little sisters?" Ji II: Yes, in fact we hope to tom line. There are a lot of time to get the interview, how would effort? Jill: Well, we were tired of that work with things that I think should be I ever have found the time to re­ Jill: A lot of people say that. I from the beginning. Luckily we (bass player from changed, like how some artists search, prepare questions, and con­ guess that's because on our last don't get that much anymore. and opening act for Luscious get treated poorly. So many of duct the actual interview? Well, as record we did a song about New Bari: When the Beastie Boys Jackson) again. them work really hard and only it turns out, like most things that York called "City Song" and people came onto the scene with "License Bari: I just mailed my absen­ get a small percentage, and that's happen in my life, the strangest think that is what we are all about. to III" in the mid 1980's, they por­ tee ballot today. Are you going the bummer about it. things occur when I least expect We tried to make this album (Fever trayed themselves as sexist, to vote? Bari: As a DJ, I've noticed them to. In Fever Out) more universal. homophobic, and macho, but now Jill: Yes! that several versions or mixes As I was eating lunch with one of Bari: Which song off your new they seem like they've matured or Bari: Dole has tried unsuc­ of a song wi II be sent to us for my friends on Friday, I was ap­ album is your favorite to perform? moved beyond that. Is that how cessfully to use "Soul Man", airplay; does Luscious Jackson proached by an individual who had Jill: I like signing "Why Do I Lie" they have always been, was it all and "Born in the USA" for his have complete control over what managed to get an interview with because it is like a slow ballad and just an act? campaign. If he wanted a Lus­ is sent out? Luscious Jackson on Saturday people are expecting us to rock out. Jill: Yes, it was all an act, or-as cious Jackson song, which song Jill: Oh yeah, we mixed the evening before their show. I ex­ Bari: At the CM] (College Music I call it-an aberration to be nice. I do you think he would try to latest radio one ourselves, and pressed my "that's great, good luck" Journal) conference in New York don't know it they have repented, use? then we hired people for some sentiment only half way through City this September, you guys but they've definitely made an ef­ Jill: I bet he would like "Why of the others, and if we didn't when he said, "I won't be able to do played a surprise show under the fort to redeem themselves in the Do I Lie." like them, they didn't go any­ it, would you mind doing it?" Would name Energy Sucker at Fraggle public eye and in their personal Bari: So, who is Manny and where, I be able to do it? ... hmm, let me Rock (a gay and lesbian club), and lives. You know, they were like why were you searching for him This is not where ol:r inter­ think about that for a second: "O.K., one of the promoters explained that eighteen years old and somebody on your first album? view ended. However, Jill and I if it helps you out." Of course I was it was because 'Luscious Jackson offered them a record contract, a Jill: Manny was Gabby's continued to talk about the band, trying to suppress my utter joy and wanted to give something back to bunch 'a' beer, some new outfits, (bands' guitar player and vo­ their new video for "Naked Eye" excitement at his unfortunate pre­ the gay community, who have sup­ and gold chains. I always allow calist) mother's boyfriend when (which will be out soon), her dicament which became my oppor­ ported them from the beginning,' people to change, because you can't she was a kid, and we needed an interest in reading and teaching tunity to interview someofthe funki­ Jill: That could be the case; Kate, hold people to their past. I look at album cover. They had these about women's spirituality, est women in music today. I had just our drummer, knows them, and we some of the people I've dated .. , great photos of him like loung­ touring, and a song she wrote about 24 hours to prepare myself needed to do a small show under Bari: What is the collective atti­ ing in his underwear; I don't about mother nature for the for the interview and try to come up another name and thought that tude of the band, or is there one? know what gave us the gump­ Beastie Boys to record. The with some interesting questions that would be a great place to do it. We Jill: I feel like we have all really tion to put them on the cover, show itself was wonderful, and they hopefully haven't been asked definitely have such a good gay and changed and gone in our own direc­ but her mom was like 'go for I strongly recommend seeing eight gazillion times. lesbian crowd. I like that interpreta­ tions. We have all matured enough it,' and it ended up being kind them the next time they are in Lupo's, 5:30 p.m., Saturday. I tion; we totally appreciate it and i"n the same way to make a record of classic, So thilt's the story, town. Tune into 88.7 WJMF to had arrived at the designated time have done a lot of gay press. Kate's that is cohesive, but if you asked us and no one knows where he is , hear some cuts off of their al­ and was motioned to a coach by one a very out lesbian, all individually, we would all have Bari: How has your perspec­ bums; you won't be disap­ of the bouncers. He told me that At this point the Josephine Wiggs slightly different takes on it. tive of .tlie music industry pointed. "after their sound check, their man­ Experience began their VERY Bari: So that would explain the changed ~since "In Search Of When not interviewing musi­ ager will be over with a couple of LOUD sound check, and Jill of­ side projects like The Kostars? Manny" (released in 1992)? cians, Bari Bendell is the Gen­ them." The sound check lasted an fered to take me into the dressing Jill: Sure. The Kostars was Vivian Jill: Well, I know a lot more eral Manager and a DJ at 88.7 hour, and I had begun to wonder if room so that we could continue. (Keyboard and vocals) and I; we now. I've learned that it is actu­ WJMF-FM. Bari also wishes to I was going to have any time with Once there, we began again, how­ decided to make a record that would ally a business; if you are going thank Nigel for doing the leg them at all. A few minutes later, the ever, we were sometimes interrupted go baek to the roots of song writing. to sell records, then it is a busi­ work and getting this interview manager came up and introduced by Kate (who was always looking Luscious Jackson was more of an ness, and you have got to get for the station and The Arch­ himself to me. He asked if there was for someone) or Gabby (who was experiment in sampling, so we went that straight. way. Page 6 THEARCHWAY Thursday, November 7, 1996

~~n~2~~an~~!~~~~~i:~ ~2!S:~h/~~~S~~I~E~!'~:ning. [w$~=noofuru Sergeant Bruce Stobb overa water obstacle, locating des- road march was supposed to be a Avenick. there was only one returning student • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ignated markers using a compass, march carrying 25 pounds of equip- Placing in the "middle of the from last year's team but overjoyed at disassembling and assembling des- ment per person in which the aver- pack" was not a great concern. I was the longevity that a younger team rep­ Being a member of the Ranger ignated weapons, a patrolling writ- age mile is done in approximately more concerned with the resented. The last "cut" that I had to Challenge team gives female and ten exam, hand grenade assault 12 minutes. Inevitably it turned competition's by-products of height- make was a tough one because of my male Army ROTC cadets another course, and a 10 kilometer road into a dead-out run with teams fin- ened cohesion among team mem- personal feelings for some of the par-­ way to win honors for their college. march. ishing in the forty to fifty minute bers and, of course, the increased ticipants. My feelings had to be put Ranger Challenge, Army ROTC's This year's annual competition range. The Challenge was officially physical fitness. We worked out aside in the interest of peak perfor­ "varsity sport," is a series of physi­ was held on the 19th and 20th of concluded on Sunday, and the every morning at Providence Col- mance for the team as a whole. cal endurance and military skills October at Fort Devens, Massa- Ranger Challenge Team from the lege from 0530 to 0730, and used I was disappointed that my team was competitions designed to test the chusetts. The temperature was cold, University of New Hampshire took Saturdays to focus on the more intri- composed of only men. I started with mettle of cadets and their ability to the wind was blowing hard, and a top honors. The team representing cate skills involved. We had forty- two women who were academically work as a team. "Nor'easter" was fast approaching, both Bryant and Providence Col- three days to prepare for the compe- qualified and had extremely high physi­ Ranger Challenge is a tough, de­ but the challenge between 21 col- leges was coached by Cpt. Christo- tition, and the team members gave cal fitness scores but could not compete manding, eight-event competition. leges went on. The tempo of the pher Granfield; the team members 110% the whole time. because of academic conflicts. I'm Events in the 30 hour, non-stop events was extremely high, teams were Eric Fortin, Steve Geroux, The team of nine was whittled hoping for a more well-balanced team challenge include a physical fitness went straight from event to event David Higbie, John Tobin, Tim down from an original group of 21 nextyearwithcompetitorswhoareeven test, marksmanship, quickness in with the "capstone" event being Starke, John Maloney, Jeremy students, who showed up the first more ''hungry.'' What's the An immodest success story

A remarkable thing occurred last in their otherwise hectic schedules, mercial sample that they had tested Newman Club? week in the Science and Technol­ sometimes as early as 7:30 a.m. or for comparison. Had they mixed up Recently I was asked by a staff and to build a sense of community, ogy Laboratory, and I'd like todedi­ as late as 10:30 p.m., they purchased the reaction tubes? What was going member about the status of the fellowship, and support. cate today's column to boasting the starter culture (in other words, on? Newman Club. For those who don't While the Newman Club here at about the students who made it hap­ they brought culture to Bryant's I repeated the tests on Friday, know, a Newman Club is an asso- Bryant has been inactive, I would pen. campus), grew and analyzed larger alone. The same result...it worked! ciation of Catholic students on a certainly be open to offering what­ These are students of courage and scale cultures from the starter, lysed With our fixation on financial college campus. Apparently there ever help I can if students are inter­ enthusiasm that some might call those cells to liberate the proteins service businesses at Bryant, stu­ had been such a club here at Bryant; ested in reviving it. Unfortunately, masochism. They signed onto a new and contaminants, and then purified dents may be unaware and faculty however, my predecessor, Father I cannot give unlimited amounts of academic program with a new pro­ Taq polymerase from among the may forget that wealth is generated Doug Spina, had in- ~~~~~~~~~~~~ time to bringing fessor in a discipline regarded broad range of cellular proteins and and must be continuously main­ formed me before I Ch 1" this about, due to among the most difficult and least non-protein contaminants. Fearing tained by manufacturing, adding started that it has ap am S my part-time po- pleasant at Bryant - Science. Not value to raw materials in converting been inactiveforsev- Comer sition here and the taking the easy pathway to gradua­ them to useful goods. The newest eral years. R everen d P'lerre Plan t e demands of my tion, they challenged themselves to Enigma manufacturing business in the The purpose and Catholic Chaplain parish. However, a minor in Biotechnology, despite world, and one in which the USA is activities of a I would be most knowing of the. inadequate facili­ David Betsch the undisputed leader, is biotech­ willing to meet Newman Club are ties, tepid institutional support, and Department of Science nology - converting cell products with and guide any students who many. Most of these clubs involve the requirement to take both Chem­ and Technology and processes to drugs, food prod­ would like to take the initiative and themselves in religious activities istry and Biology-with labs! ucts, and engineering materials get something going. It wouldn't and celebrations. They also avail Enrolled in directed studies, these the worst, I cautioned them that lab through manipulation of DNA. With have to be a major undertaking. It's themselves of the opportunity to seven agreed to attempt to ferment, procedures often do not work the these students' efforts, Bryant Col­ by taking small steps that you learn learn more about theirCatholic faith isolate, and purify an industrially first time even under ideal lab con­ lege has achieved a uniquely pro­ to walk. and timely issues in the public arena important enzyme known as Taq ditions (which we certainly do not gressive and thorough biotechnol­ In the meantime, I will be offering that the Church can offer some per­ polymerase, originally isolated from have) and that they shouldn't be too ogy business program. information on activities sponsored by spective on. Many of the clubs also the Old Faithful hot springs in disappointed if our preparation Jeff Berard. Heather Czermak. the Catholic Campus Ministers get involved in apostolic service in Yellowstone National Park and now failed. Meghan Fraleigh. Steve Joyce. Phil throughout the state so that anyone the community in a variety of ways. available through a national deposi­ Last Thursday night, we ran the LaMariana. Bryan Magnus. Mark interested may participate. These ac­ And last but not least is the social tory of microbial cell cultures. Taq activity assays that would determine Ornstedt. tivities include retreat days and special dimension. Newman Clubs spon­ polymerase is the main ingredient the quality of our preparation, the (Enigmaisaweeklycolumninwhich speakers' engagements. I'll announce sor a variety of social activities to in a reaction called PCR, used to fruit of two weeks' labor. About 9 our science faculty tackle the ­ these at Sunday night Mass and in this enable memhers to corne together detect and manipulate DNA and p.m., above the glow of 310nm ul­ logical riddles oflife. If sufficient loyal column when time permits. to enjoy one another's company RNA sequences in samples and traviolet light, these students Archway readers submit topics that we made famous during the first trial of huddled around the result~, pushing feature in the column, they will be Mr. Simpson. Annual sales of this each other gently aside to be the first eligibleforadrawingworlh25dollars enzyme are over $10 million. to see. I stared in disbelief at results in points. Submit questions to Dave Gathering over a two week pe­ that showed conclusively that our Betsch, C223 and lookfor the answers riod whenever they could find time preparation outperformed a com- right here in the coming weeks.) The Mad Sage takes a name

Myron Corham in a daze; it was like they, too, the vileness of the city. But this "I'm not playing. Give it to he could think about was his Archway Staff Writer were withered by the city. Cars was where he must begin, and me!" The boy was obviously not new name. It was flawless. From •••••••••••• sped by in a race without end, thus, this was where he must a pro, his face filled with terror that day forward he was to be Now hack among humans, he spitting out toxins that soured give himself a name. as his victim just looked upon known as: realized that he must have a the air, and he had just started He then felt a quick jab to his him with pity. Lunis Psychoatis name. He had abandoned his hreathing again. Crowded side­ back, and was pulled into an "Shoot me," he said, actually Six encounters with original name at rebirth. Now walks filled with bitterness and alley-way. He remained expecting the boy to do it. he had been rejuvenated, so he confusion. Beggars were being unscared; this was not his day "What?" The boy was now a wise man needed a name. But what should shooed away like annoying to die, and he knew it. Before scared and confused. "Under the shroud of oblivion he name himself? He could bees. Trash littered, all beauty him, pointing his little gun, was "Go ahead ... shoot me," he im­ lurks the secret to your demise." think of nothing, and any old had been degraded to filth. a young boy demanding that he plored. "A rusty key can open the name wouldn't do. He needed Barred stores lining each side give him all his money. He re­ "Forget this, you're newest door, but only if you something unlike anything the of the street. An argument just sponded, "I don't think so," whacked!" The boy obviously first reach it." world had seen before; some­ ahead and a brutal fight to his looking at the little boy with a had no intention of killing him. "Though the coconut is hard thing extraordinary. He wanted left; both stood out amongst 'how sad' expression. He had just hoped he could scare to open, the feast inside is al­ his name to trample over the the deafening noise and blind­ "Give me the money or I'll the money from him. ways worth it." lips of all who would utter it. ing crowd of the city. Hustlers shoot!" the jittery boy decried, As the boy ran away, it came "The sweetest drink is often But his mind was blank. of all sorts stood out in the looking both ways down the aI­ to him as quickly as the bullet the most deadly." Walking through the big city, worn advertisements. And an ley as if he knew he was about that then pierced his skin just "At the center of nothing is he contemplated a name while ominous smell;-a mixture of to get caught. below the heart. He woke up in always an obscured something." absorbing the shock of city life. toxic gases-was eagerly con­ "No!" he said firmly and fi­ the hospital connected to tubes "In the mouth of madness, a Rugged old men lined the streets sumed by many. He was lost in nally. and machines. But the only thing sane voice cries out." Thursday, November 7, 1996 THE ARCHWAY Page 7

Running naked through the streets: The birth of an inner child Nigel Kalada Fubara exact faces would change, but the individual making a statement, in to the inner sanctum of your soul. A A world no longer tangible or mean­ Archway Staff Writer clothes, the conversations, the Greek exactly the same way. Dressing like place only you can truly know. To ingful, covered in darkness because " ...... letters on the sweaters and pull­ the members of alternative groups find yourself in the damp and dusty the smile which brightened it no The Rotunda is filled with the overs, and the routine would all who also express their individuality recesses of your untraveled psyche longer shines on him. clatter and chatter of everyone remain the same. Imperceptibly, the in exactly the same way as the next and soul, you must know how oth­ The surge. around you. You feel the rhythms power tie around your neck tight­ group. Even the few who are differ­ ers found their paths, took their A middle-aged man who fears for of the school like waves washing ens. The same one that you thought ent are different in the identical journeys and discovered them­ the coming life winter, feels its cold over you. Cresting and breaking. was so sharp when you looked in manner. You want to look into your selves. You must feel their surge. fingers brush the gray in his temples Lapping softly against the coasts of the mirror this morning. You don't soul. You want to see something in The raw emotion purified and dis­ and must brace himself for its chill your conscience. It's a break be­ bother loosening it, knowing that yourself that is not replicated in the tilled from their souls poured out on alone because he does not know tween classes, and people are doing will do no good. This constriction speech, haircuts, clothes, and week­ paper. Follow the flow of the stream how to accept its somber beauty what they always do. Some ath­ squeezes your soul. You are look­ end plans of the hundreds of reflec­ of their pain and anger and fear, with another. letic-looking guys are making eyes ing at clones of yourself. Replicas tions of you strewn out across this hope, and love until it leads you to This is the surge. Follow their at a group of girls, who are trying of a product being churned out of campus, oblivious to you and your the river of your being, where the paths,let the stories and poems guide hard not to look too interested. Some here yearly. You don't have to look spiritual dilemma. You feel the tide pulls you down and under until you to yourself, let the echo of their sorority sisters are making plans for down to know that the shoes on the surge. You want to run, to cry, to you are lost. Face to face with your emotions empower you to look the weekend, stressing some small feet on the short kid that passes by shout, to strip yourself of all the soul. Nowhere to hide. No need to within, and there you will find how detail and loving every minute of it. are very similar to your own. A lot markings of uniformity. You want hide. This is what poetry is. It is the different you are and how in your An intense group of young men are like the pair on your feet, or the pair to look within yourself and find surge. These are the stories of the unbreakable solitude and loneliness repeatedly mentioning to one an­ in your closet. You don't have to be you. You want to pour out frag­ journey. A signpost shrouded in the you are like us all. And a part of us other how they will most likely fail here tomorrow to know that some­ ments of your essence. Show that fog that leads you within, strips you all. some Finance course and how the one just like you will wear the same you are different. You are not an of the reflections and mirror images A guide book will soon be here. A professor is so hard that it's unreal. suit and the powertie and feel ready unwitting soldier in the Seattle and leaves you bare. And free. signpost to point the way. The liter­ The smell of the specialty coffee for their presentation. The mirror grunge army. You are not a product The surge. ary magazine will soon arrive. Feel from the Bagel Wagon reaches you, images cross cultural and race lines. of Tommy Hilfiger's imagination. An old woman retelling the pain­ the surge. and you decide a coffee and a smoke Half the people look like they You were not created by The Gap. ful yet exhilarating account of her Next week: A heart to heart with would be awfully nice. You go to stepped out of a Docker's commer­ You are different. You feel the surge. journey long ago to womanhood­ the creator of the Bryant Literary get your coffee, and as you wait in cial or the pages of some fashion Who are you? Where is your per­ her loves and losses and lives. Magazine's, Sharon Pacheco, and line to pay, you notice the pattern. It magazine, stealing the look of a sonal pain? Where is your special It pulls you closer. the pain, joy and labor she went hits you. The surge. Like a flash of mannequin to feed their individual­ unmatched emotion? Your un­ A young man feeling as if his through to bring the literary maga­ energy, you are touched. This could ity. The problem is, they all robbed bridled passion and fire? You must world has disappeared, a world once zine to life, bearing the inner child be any other day of the week. The the same mannequins. Everyone an look within others to find the keys lit by the smile of a woman he loves. for us all. At half mast During the past two weeks, Bry­ how many committees did he serve and a block of gold, and touching ant has lowered its flags to half mast on during that time? How many them together for only a second. because we have lost two members staff people had to ask Sandy (in When you take them apart, they of our campus community - Bob some cases-like mine-again and may look the same, but they're not. Provost of the Accounting Depart­ again) how to use Federal Express, There are molecules of gold on the ment and Sandy Langford of the or how to distribute mass mailings? lead and molecules of lead upon the Post Office. The practice of lower­ And how many of us had lunch or gold. Both blocks are changed for­ ing flags to half mast is a Bryant casual conversations with them over ever and will never be the same. tradition and our way of acknowl­ the years? The impact of their pass- Can you imagine the impact any of edging our respect for Bob and us can have by going to school with Sandy, and so begins the grieving other students not for a mere sec­ process for the people at Bryant ond, but for a semester, a year, or whose lives they touched. I chose From My four years? Now just imagine the this topic today because many of impact our faculty and staff col­ our students have yet to face the Corner leagues can have over fifteen or death of a relative or other impor­ F.l. Talley twenty years. This impact-this per­ tant person in their lives, and I v.P. ofStudent Affairs manent change in our lives as a wanted to talk a bit about recogniz­ result of our relationships with oth­ ing the importance of other com­ ers-is what community is all about. munity members in our lives before ing will not be felt solely by the Post Take the time now to remember how we lose them. Office or the Accounting Depart­ important others are in your life, and Perhaps I should be clear that this ment, but by all of us because they acknowledge that. And, at the same will not be a eulogy for Bob or were our colleagues and our friends. time, recognize that you are truly impor­ Sandy. There are many other people Have you ever stopped to think tant to more people than you may imag­ at Bryant more qualified to do that. that you are also the colleagues and ine. Perhaps the symbol ofdropping our But throughout their years at Bry­ friends of many faculty members, flags to halfmast for a departed member ant, they touched the lives of hun­ staff members and other students? ofour community should be a reminder dreds or thousands of our commu­ Years ago, I remember reading a for us to appreciate the riclmess of our nity members. Just think about it. short description about leadership relationships every day, and not wait for To how many students has Bob and relationships. The description a tragedy. Let's start savoring our rela­ taught accounting principles? And talked about taking a block of lead tionships today. Experience~onkou Christopher M. Bruneau used to help the customer feel one cabbage, carrots, eggs and your sauteed with black mushrooms, pea •••••••••••• has escaped to a far away land. Pa­ choice of meat, all scrambled to­ pods, and water chestnuts in oyster Monkou Restaurant, serving Chi­ trons will be amused with faux palm gether and served with Mandarin sauce contributes to this dining nese and Polynesian cuisine, is hard trees towering over tables; this theme Pancakes. In addition, Kung Paostyle experience's uniqueness. Gai Poo to miss with neon signs and vibrant is continued on the carpets. The fes­ calls for a variety of ingredients such Lo Mein seemed to be enjoyed the colors. Located at 676 Washington tive colors are carried inside; red, as Szechwan, red and green peppers, most by all. This. dish will have you Street on Route 1 in South Attleboro, green, blue and yellow decorate water chestnuts, onions, garlic, scal­ raving about it for weeks; it consists Massachusetts, the building's appear­ tables, chairs and walls. lions, soy sauce, sugar, vinegar, and of chicken deep-fried in egg batter, ance ensures customers that a festive For an appetizer, the classic choice peanuts, which produce a multiplic­ lobster, and shrimp nested on top of and fun dining experience awaits. of Beef Teriyaki and Barbecued ity of tastes. soft noQ

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Bryant Peer Educators meet Mickey Mouse

Beginning Wednesday, November 13, 19 students and Lori Harrison will be traveling to Orlando, Florida. This trip to Orlando is to attend the BACCHUS/GAMMA National Conference, which offers over 70 educational sessions. At this conference, students from 700 colleges and universities across the United States and Canada will gather to share, educate, and learn from one another information about health issues used to create programs on their own campus. Programs like "Alcohol Jeopardy," "Sexy Jeopardy," and "Drawing the Shades;" speakers like Bobby Petrocelli, Katie Koestner, and Bertice Berry; and programs such as Safe Break Week and 3D Month are all a result of conference attendance. Of the 74 sessions offered, the facilitators of CHOICES (Choosing Healthy Options in Competi­ tive Environments) will be presenting a program that they offered to the athletic teams at Bryant. In addition to attending the programs, the Bryant students will be attending an awards banquet on Saturday evening in hopes of receiving awards for: ( Chapter of the Year ·Two Merck SuIJ~~ 'mltenLSlU,p~8tipCIidS· _~~~$lO.OIJ(r. (Peer Theater of the Year - "Drawing the Shades" UNCF-Merck Graduate Science Relle8tCbJDiSli,ettJlition:Felkl1wsI],ips (Program of the Year - "Coffee Talk" Twelve graduate fellowship wiD be aw.lIrdc:d up to a maximum of2A moniM ofgmduate The students representing Bryant College are as follows: -Fellowship stipeuiJ up to ...M.. •• V\JIU Peer Educators - Sean Kenny, James Warner, Brian Willinsky, -Department grant up to $15.000 Christine Vazquez UNCF-Merck Postdoctora1 Science Research Fellowship CHOICES - Dottie Beattie, Alison Gerard, Allison Maloney, Ten postdoctOl1\l fellowship will be awarded in 1997. Each fellowsbip covers a minimum period of 12 Stephanie Zanfagna months up to a maximum of 24 months. Each fellowship includes: GAMMA - John Adani, Heidi Giblin, Stacy Keegan, Charles Roth -Fellowship stipend up to $40.000 BACCHUS - Lauren Dabkowski, Kylyn Laramie, Brenda Petrone, -Department grant up to $15,000 Colleen Sullivan, Rebecca Thayer, Jennifer Wilson, Sharon Yuhas Merck & Co., Inc. is a leading research-driven pharmaceutical products and services company. Merck discovers. develops, manufactures, and markets a broad ranae of innovative products to improve human and animal health. The Merck-Medco Managed Care Division manages pharmacy benefits for more than Join the Celebration! 40 million Americans, encowaging the appropriate use of medicines and providing disease management programs. Throughout these complementary capabilities, Merck works to improve quality oflife and lower overall health-care costs. On Tuesday November 12, the Student The College FundlUNCF is a consortium of 40 private. historically black colleges and universities, It is the oldest and most successful minority higher education assistance organization in the country. The Alumni Association will hold a meeting for this College Fund currently administers more than 350 educational programs that give students access to higher year's Festival of Lights. If you would like to education and career opportunity. and strengthen its member colleges. It is ranked first among education get involved in the campus wide holiday event, non-profits by Money. To date. more than 300,000 men and women have graduated from UNCF colleges and universities. join us at the Alumni House at 6p.m. Hope to see you there!

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. ;;:''r; '''''''. -Jewelry·Olomonds-'ortabl. TVS , ~ '.' • -VCRS-VIIS Movies .~~ M . -St.,.o'.·loombox•• '.~ . ~ -S,p.e.k." -CD's (5 lor $20.00) -5NU/I£~A Sy.lem.-Mony Gam. Tlilos -Mountain Blk.s -Comput.n T~rn your "al.mbl •• Into INSTANT CASH for Sprlnl_t.,k ~"MEETINGS ARE: ;.1 M",h"'!!,, ~u"", ..l to. 8. u;.~ I;' tAl;;'. !tll.lbeHI [M OISdIooI. Every Thurs. at 5:00pm ) In rm. 2B of the Bryant Center BACCHUS ••••••••••••••••• Commuter Lemma Mansour Connection Hell o every one! Just to inform Andrew Yo ung you, the drug Ritalin, whi ch is pre­ scribed to treat Attention Defi cit Greetings C omm uters, from and Hyperactivity Diso rder Andy, the Commuter! Well , this (ADHD), is causing serious prob­ article has been long awaited, but it lems. This drug is taken to improve is finally here. Okay, here' s the concentration and control behav­ important stuff that is by now old iors that interfere with learning and news. Ellen Begunts has been everyday activities. When abused, elected our new vice president and kidney failure and strokes can oc­ Darryl Marsh is our new historian. cur. In case you missed our meeting last A few immediate effects are Wednesday, not only did you miss insomnia, hypertension, seizures, out on FREE pizza and soda, but and confusion. LOI'Ig term effects you missed out on all that we dis­ may be nervousness, hallucinations, cussed as well. The bus is full for delusions, and death. the Boston trip, but any and all are There is a high addiction rate welcome to meet with us on No­ with this drug. In many states, in­ vember 30 and follow in their cars. cluding Rhode Island, this drug is a The Smith house has been of­ controlled substance. fered to the Commuter Connection Sophomores and Juniors If you know someone who is for a second time and we are seri­ suffering from heart pounding, ously considering moving the of­ Shadow Program Work shops: headaches, or extreme agitation af­ fice to there from the Bryant Cen­ tertaking ritalin orally, call an EMT ter. The Smith House is the old immediately. Do not leave that per­ BRYCOL House and tours are be­ son alone. For additional help or ing planned so all members can information you may call: Health deliver their input on whether or not Winter break is an excellent time to explore Services at x6220, Counseling Ser­ we move. The up side is that it vices at x6045, Public Safety at offers a great deal more space, how­ careers by spending a day with alumni/ae x600 I, or the Poison Control Cen­ ever, it is out past all the dorms and ter at 444-5727. Please take this would make for quite a hike to our -volunteers at their place of business. seriously. This drug could take con­ classes in the Unistructure. trol over your life or the life of The commuter volleyball team Attend one of the following work shops for details: someone you love. placed third in the playoffs! Thanks ••••••••••••••••• to everyone who played. Our next adventure will be placing a team in Beta Theta Pi the Bryant college bowl. This is a David Koestner Jeopardy like game in which we November 13@3:30 P.M.. Room # 278 could win lots of prizes. November 14@1:30P.M.. Room # 275 Our annual putt-a-thon will be com­ That's all for now. So long Com­ ing up soon and this function will sup­ muters! port the Muscular Dystrophy Associa­ tion. The brothers of Beta Theta Pi ••••••••••••••••• raised money at the Patriots game this past Sunday by selling programs. A Delta Chi portion of the proceeds will be going to James Dow theMDA. This week was full ofsurprises. Boyd As always, I will start this week's fought the screw and the screw won. edition of the column by bringing Spalding pulled a Craig Nelson in the you up to date on D-Chi Sports. bathroom and on his roommate. Mork This sports' report is brought to you had his belongings rearranged on Sat­ by all the athletes who play through urday. The brothers who went to Tri­ injury. Our volleyball team finished Sig's Halloween party would like to in second place, behind the Veter­ thank them for a great time. Floyd went ans, (aka Peterson's Kids), last down hard on Flip and Ragoo's table. week. Strong performances were Shep had the best meal of his life on the turned in by Ego and his protegee. way home from Foxboro. Our B-Team in football finished the Quotes ofthe week: "Alph, I switched season last week by losing in the bodies toni ht." ''Nice . .." la offs to DOA while our A-Team Thursday, November 7, 1996 THEARCHWAY Page 13

is still in the post season hunt, as ••••••••••••••••• Stay tuned to this column for future member that the more times you try is ... MarshaBradey. Well, this week­ they are in action this week. Lastly, events and information on food to kick me out, the longer I'm actu­ end is going to be our alumni week­ we start hockey very soon, and are Delta Zeta drives. Feel free to call me at x4138 ally going to stay. It looks like Matt end. It should be a great time. Look looking for a strong season. Broad­ or Brian at x8300. out world. Also, Monday is Veter­ Nicole Greenlaw may have won the battle, but not the way & F-Sharp were named as Tip of the week: When you help war in his Clash of the Titans with ans Day, and even though we have Captains last week by our over­ the homeless, you help the country. school, we should still take the time Girls, we're free! The floor gave Mike (He must have cheated!). worked sports chairman. Question: Who got in more trouble out to appreciate what a great coun­ A thank you goes out to Tri-Sig Phoenix a dose of her own medi­ ••••••••••••••••• try it is that we live in and remember cine: "You aren't going anywhere." this weekend, Ken or Spicy? Quote for a great time on Friday Night. of the week: "It's not a party here all those who made their sacrifices Also, a specials thanks goes out to Thanks TKE for Friday night; it Bryant Karate to preserve the things that we so was a "fun hour." Philly, is it reality unless there's blood." Until next all our guests who came up on lasonBean often take for granted. God Bless or a fairy tale? So many meanings time, BKKA! Saturday Night to make our annual America. for the poster. "She's a Rip-Roarin' "Red Death" a success. Pil Son! It's bood to see that ••••••••••••••••• Well, now it is time to boogie. Vein"-Murphy. Hey Fah-Q. Mattie I officially ended my long tenure everyone survived Halloween and Oh, wait. I mean it's time for this wants to thank Jaycee and Pepper at Foxboro Stadium as Fat Tom; the weekend. Everybody remem­ Kappa Delta Phi week's TOP IO! So. Now with the for last week. Galileo and Vegas, I just couldn't find any room in the ber that belt tests are only a couple David Kaplan help of my co-staff writer, Ryan think that is everybody. -Silva. commissary forme-maybe thanks weeks away. Unfortunately, that is Delaney, we present...coming out Wesli and Jaycee know how to have because he takes up all the room; the only serious thing I have to say Good day to all. I would like to of the offices of Cleveland, a good time with little resources just an idea!! this week. take some time out to congratulate Ohio ...The top 10 reasons why Im­ available. McGee and Vegas want Killer made his return to the floor We would like to thank every- our new president, Bill Clinton. ages is now doing wash/dry/folds to welcome Phi Kap's new toy! an eventful one as he got in the face body who stopped by A3 this week- Better luck next time, Ross. I hope for only sixty five cents a pound. Thanks to Del ta Chi for a great time ofJK and pointed at Goose's. JoBu end. It appeared that everybody there everyone fulfilled their duties and 10) To pay for a working copier on Saturday night. Quote of the was his usual mess this weekend; had a good time (some more than voted in this election. Well, lets talk to be put outside Images. Week: "Wats sup now!" just don't look her in the eyes!! others). Ryan found out what it feels about the latest campus activities: 9) Its all a big cycle. People are Ego & Goose renovated P-Nut's ••••••••••••••••• like to be on the losing side of a five Friday night, whether you were at now using all of their change for the room, as Huey played police. Even overtimeseries.Also,itseemedlike Tri-Sig, Theta, orPhi-Sig, you had Coke machines and now need to do our AM's made the headlines this The Hunger Sifu and Phil enjoyed the long range a good time. Thank you all for being something with their Coke stained weekend as Q spent Saturday night shoot-out. gracious hosts. Personally, I was at clothes. on a floor.; however, it was not Coalition It looked like all of the upper and Tri-Sig, and ohhhh Neilly!!! 8) Apparently Bryant thought ours. Hey Wal-Nut, what's her Shane Sachdev lower belts actually showed up for Friday afternoon, the Women's that Images' WI lrkers were not work­ name? Hey Scooter, tired of It was nice to see some new faces achange. Everyone was dying when Rugby team got me to go to their ing hard enough, so the school de­ matches, we' ve got some, Dorm 3, at the last meeting, and I would like it seemed like Keith was giving a townhouse. I had a ton of fun there cided to make them do some other nd 2 floor. I want the banner in the to encourage everyone who could free Footloose and Macarenaclinic. (which slowed me down for the things while they wait for copies; Rotunda ASAP!!! Finally, I am not make it to the November 5 meet­ However, we weren't laughing night). We'll have to do it again. now Images has a new image. sorry this Archway column is ing to come on down on the 19th of when his fellow employees stopped This last weekend saw the appear­ 7) After all of his work, Ole' man rough, but it is still better than November. We have a lot of excit­ by to inform us of various infrac- ance of many Alumni. Chad, Tuppers needs to wash his work when P.T. wrote it. That's all for ing events planned, and you could tions. I would like to take this time Smiley, Lil' Steve, and Wheeler all clothes. this week. Until next week,fire me be a big part of them. Remember to to thank all of the uniformed offic- made appearances. Saturday night 6) Now that Everyone knows up!!!! get some canned goods for the up­ ers who came by Friday (Wasn't was the Infamous Kappa Delta Phi about the pool, people need a place Quote of the Week: You're just coming Canned Food Drive. You Halloween the night before the Halloween '96. I know everyone to wash their bathing suits. not listening to me; listen to me! can make a big difference. party?). Stay tuned in class as we had a blast. Everyone was feeling 5) Coffee stains from The Junc­ (Killer) The goal of the Hunger Coalition may have more planned for the com- all right. Crowley finally did not tion. Tip of the Week: Don't talk to at Bryant is to make America better ing weekend. have to man the radio all night. The 4) Images figures it'll make a Dutch at Foxboro!!!!!!! by working locally. We help the From now on I will try to keep all question on everyone's mind is: killing. It normally takes about four Stat of the Week: The Patriots are churches and missions of RI pro­ plywood comments [Q myself since What's with the high school slow quarters to wash your clothes, and currently tied for first place in the vide necessary services to the home­ it seems some peoplt~ are not very dance music? The rest of the evening about eight tv dry them, so they AFC East with the Buffalo Bills. less. Help us make a difference. receptive to my ideas. Keith, re- went quite well. And the winner figure they can compete with the ~------~ ~------~

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price. And what's even more inter­ This past week was a busy week for esting, they are further cutting costs MSU. This week the MSU will hold by milking the Bryant water supply another "What's on Everyone's through that pipe in the men's bath­ Minds?" speaker series on Interra­ room downstairs in the library; look cial Dating. ASK ABOUT OUR for decreases in fountain size on Next week, the MSU will be cel­ NO MONEY /JOWN heavy loads. ebrating "Unity Day" on Wednes­ $19.00 3) They had to. Koffler was run­ day, November 13, 1996. This event PER MONTH PLAN ning them out of their other busi­ will be held in the Bryant Center NO ACTIVATION ness. Who has the upper hand now? from 10:00 am - 2:00 p.m. This OR MONillLY FEES Sure you can print in color, and do "Unity Day" will be focusing on resumes at Koffler, but can Koffler Caribbean and Hispanic cultures. do your laundry. Who has the upper Please stop by, it will be a lot of fun. hand now? Mighty Koffler hath The MSU will be holding it's fallen. meeting next Wednesday, at 4:00 2) Sandy, who had to get money p.m., in Bryant Center room 2A. so he could Pre-Reg, found a new Everyone is welcome to attend. scam. In the door for $0.65, and out Ciao! the door for $0.55. He's really mak­ ing ten cents on every pound. Its all ••••••••••••••••• about being the middle-man. Phi Sigma Sigma I) With all of the freshmen who go home on the weekends this year, Valerie Arold Bryant Administration, thinking it was the laundry that drove them Hello everybody. I hope every­ away, made a last ditch effort to one has had a great week. First, we save the school. would like to wish Tricia and her Well, that's about all I have for twin, Mary, very happy 21st birth­ this week. I have been getting a lot days. Congratulations to Alese on of suggestions and enjoy hearing her ClS exam. Chambers got two them all. If anyone wishes to leave interviews; congrats to you, Lib­ their ideas, they can either call 4030, erty. She also got her beloved Ethel, or e-mail me at thanks Dad. Lush, we are glad you [email protected] are okay, please take care of your­ Well remember: Don't forget the self, we love you. Ii bert ies that you ha ve and the people And now for the weekend. The who have fought to secure them. sisters would like to thank Delta Have a safe and happy Veteran's Chi, Delta, and Sig Ep for a great Day Weekend. weekend. Hey Delta Chi, were you missing a pledge on Saturday night? ••••••••••••••••• Ohh, we know where you could find him. Lush, ding ding Sunshine's MSU ready for round four. -Screech. Louis Camacho-Rosado Thank you to L5, and also to every­ Hello Everyone! one who came up on Friday. Thanks At the last MSU meeting, we had to Delta Chi for the pumpkin. "Did our version of a Halloween Bash. I fall in a punch bowl last night? I'm

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not really sure." TEP, stop beating snipers, anyway? helped in our mass mailing project Papitto Dining Room. Come let your Vincent L. Petrangelo on the Sunshine. And to all you Concerns won his first complete for the fall Survival Kits. I didn't voice be heard. Next week, learn What's up, TKE?! Once again, I thieves out there, enough with the game, but the other players ques­ know mass mailing could get so more about what the Senate is do­ decided to exit Bryant on Friday. I showerheads already. Phi Sig was tion the stats-I don' t know why. confusing, that is, keeping the zip ing, as the second issue of The Link went to a fun place; Stonehill Col­ still looking "simply irresistible" at Come on guys, accurate or not, it codes all in order. is released. Until next time .. .. lege was the name. Upon my ar­ Founders' Day on Sunday. Who is was the funniest game ever. We A special thanks to Karen and ••••••••••••••••• rival back here at Bryant around that sexy sister?-Bubbla. Suzom even had our own Leonardo da Jenn for chairing this years first 2:30 a.m., I ran into a few TEKES wants to be all she can be, Sofy Vinci. How in the world did he attempt at selling candy and carna­ Society For from Bentley on our floor. Thanx wants an oil change, and Sprite make that Viking ship? tions for Halloween. Thanks also to DZ for the power hour Friday. Hey wants it super sized. Hey Sprite, is The other game was interrupted all those who helped in any other Human Resource Philly, what the #$11 is that poster that your cheeseburger in paradise?­ by Sideshow's mysterious mum­ way. For a first attempt, I think that really of? Divine. "The only thing I need to mifying routine. That was probably we did quite well. Management On behalf of Chimpy Z., I make me happy is loud music and the most interesting/retarded thing Reminder to all SAA members by Jessica Bums would like to apologize to every­ my sisters"-Screech. Tricia's that I have ever seen. that in a few weeks we will be one who went to the hockey game "Dream Man" is definitely living Everybody was glad to see that holding elections. Our beloved and Hi everybody! I just wanted to Saturday; our Bryant boys didn't up to his name. And now for the Snake, Rocco, and Shane are back devoted President will be leaving remind everyone one more time about pull through in the clutch, but I quote of the week: "I'm in Rhode safely from theirphishing trip ...well, us in December and a new e-board our next guest speaker. Michael guess that is why they're not in Island, but I don't know where you almost everybody. Shaggy's father must be elected. Also the possibil­ Oliver of Norrell Staffing Services the NHL (an A for effort). But are"-Screech (who else?). Till next didn't want that Mercedes anyway. ity of a Zoo Tour is in the works for will be joining us on Tuesday, No­ I'm sure Everyone had a great week. The trial ofthe century is still ongo­ the spring semester. Stay posted for vember 12, 1996. As usual, the meet­ time after the game drowning ing. That's what you get when you further details . ing will be in room 2A in the Bryant their sorrows over a couple (2, 3, ••••••••••••••••• put Shaggy and Sideshow on the Center at 4 p.m. Free pizza and soda or 12) beers, right Zip? stand. On a final note, we will re­ ••••••••••••••••• will be served. Everyone is welcome. As a reminder, if you didn't Phi Kappa Sigma frain from bashing other fraterni­ We look forward to seeing you there. sign up for the Patriots game, DO Scott Byrne ties in our articles. Till next week ... Student Senate SO or else. Ya, that's a threat; Hello brothers! Sorry about the Scott Rattigan • •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• any problems, see me, tough two week.absence. After officially SPB guy!!!! taking overthisjob, there will be no Welcome back to another install­ The Bryant Jeff Hill Castanza, we finally pulled more missed articles. So, with that ment of news and notes from your through; thanks a lot for saving out of the way, let's recap this week's Senate! First off, Black & Gold Hello again everybody. I hope our butts. events. Players Night is this Friday. We encourage that everyone's Fall Weekend went Quote of the week: Thanks to Theta for a great Hal­ Meagan Mirkovich everyone to come and support our well. Keep going strong, we only "Premobolin" loween party. It was a blast. Too teams. It will be a fun- filled, action­ have three weeks until Thanksgiv­ Thank You. bad we missed the President, but Greetings everyone! Congratu­ packed evening. Festivities begin at ing break. Mrs. Machtley was a very gracious lations to everyone who received a 7:00 p.m. in the gym. Be there! ••••••••••••••••• The Student Programming Board host. McGrath loves Halloween, part in M* A *S *H! It will definitely Congratulations to Shirley would like to thank everyone for insists that her costume does not be a smash hit! Brackenwagen, Tracy Caprio and Sigma Sigma participating in all the events this come off, and also demands that In other news: Andrea has fi­ Allyson Tabroff, for being selected nally received a role that is closer to past weekend. I know we had a Sigma Scerbo watches. Hey buddy, next Student Leaders of the Month for good time, and it seems that every­ time you go swimming, don't for­ her age. Kelli just loves those male October! All three did a magnifi­ Ivy May Kusler one else did as well. As a whole, get your bathing cap. Costume of roles. The Biltmore was overrun cent job organizing events during every event that was planned for the year goes to Captain Atherton. with Players on Saturday night. Kelli Parents ' Weekend. By the way, next Hello everyone, I hope you all this weekend did very well. Yo Jeff, set me up, man! finally got her ab roller back. year, Parents' Weekend will beheld had a great Halloween! Mine was There are no activities planned Paintball outside was about as Overheard: "Stairs are from October 24-26. so good, I hardly had a voice the for this week or weekend due to the fun as banging your head against a very tricky things!" Registration forTAP's New York next day. Beta, you stole our fact that all e-board members and wall as hard as you can about a City trip on December 8 continues; song! Happy belated 20th birth­ ••••••••••••••••• chairs will be attending the NAACO hundred times. The brothers who stop by the Senate Office for more day to Vicki. Dana, the big one is conference in Marlboro, Mass. This played inside claim that it was a Student Alumni details. If you have not received the getting closer and closer!! Gina, will allow us to book new entertain­ get well soon! We all really miss good time, but nobody believes premier edition of The Chronicle, ment at discount prices; we'll be them. Saturday night was about as stop by the Senate Office, or see you. Sherry, we hope that your Association trying to get more acts that the Bry­ fun as paintball outside after JR and actuarial exam went well! Con­ Darrell Cook your RA as soon as possible. Fi­ ant community would be interested Labonte decided to join America's gratulations, Shila, on getting ac­ nally, remember that the Student in seeing. Most Wanted. Where does the Senate meetings are open to all, cepted! ! Thanks to everyone who at- I hope everyone has a good week. school find the money to pay those tended last weeks and every Wednesday @ 4:00 p.m. in Friday night was a great time, Bye all!! thanks to all who attended . ••••••••••••••••• Harriet Rose was a great time, it was so good to see her! Next year Theta Phi Alpha we better not invite the skeleton, November 1996 Jolie Steel though; some of us got a little too Hey Theta! I hope everyone had close with him. Mel got the battle Master Calendar a good week and a fun Halloween. wound! Kelly, apparently they Thursday, November 7, we will be didn't see the size of Curt; nice cleaning up a strip of Route 295 for try, guys! Thanks, Beta, for your Adopt-a-Highway. Also, on Thurs­ help. Dana, I'm sorry I didn't day, we will be hosting Friends have any shows for you this time. with the Sisters of Theta at 7:30 Hey Sig Ep, sorry about those p.m. Anyone is welcome to come; messages! Jamie, thanks for your we are on the third floor of dorm 3. help Friday night; I got the out­ Thanks to Phi Kap for a great side for once. Thanks Delta for a Halloween event. Thanks to every­ great time on Saturday. one who visited us on Friday night. Tonya wake me up at 11:30 Were they still in high school? Sat­ a.m.; I promise I'll get up! Is it urday morning with Beta was fun. just me or do we live next to a Later, Parente's was great once barn with all those weird animal again; go Beta and Theta! Next Sat­ noises -Nikki. Big money, big urday Larry 's! Pepper and Abbey money, no whammy, stop had fun at Delta on Saturday night, whammy! All right Tonya, and thank you to Delta Chi for a fun what's a swag? Thanks for the Saturday night as well. tidal wave, Jeff and Ho; we're Hey Mona, thanks for showing still waiting for that apology let­ me the ropes-Saybelle. Steel Mag­ ter! -Dorm 5. nolias bonded Wednesday night; The view from dorm 5 was nice hat, Autumn. Nobody knows, excellent this weekend! Karen, it's too early, I'm just driving bad! who else did you slap Friday Hey, do )iou have a light? Eddie night. Chorney, thanks for the showed up late night with presents. fat bruise your Jeep gave me! Pixie, where's your other claw? Hey Cindy, let your mind go blank; Justin, Doodad?-Allyson. Hey exactly what did you and Erika Scerbo, ThetaOnline needs to know do that night? -Mel. The Brady how your date went? By the way, Bunch is a good !ime. -Alison. I you have no etiquette! Spyder­ did it! Shila, you've got to come Aurorra Borealis. Have a great watch him at night, he goes nuts! week-Lata Theta! That' s about it for this week! ••••••••••••••••• Get ready, weasels, for a good time Saturday. Kelly, your par­ Tau Kappa ents are going to be sick of us! Have fun, Wussies! Check ya Epsilon later! -Ivy May. Page 16 THEARCHWAY Thursday, November 7,1996 SP02{'IS ul dog o ey suffe s firs Worn n's se bas etball: Bob Clark by Shawn Tyler and Paul Dube. and a big victory over a team they Delaney then tipped in a Joe Pollatta have already beaten twice in pre­ Bryant's hockey team took to the shot with an assist from Kevin Gill season play, 5-2 and 9-3. Salve will gyear ice Saturday night for their first to close out the first period. be looking to avenge their two ear­ home game against league oppo­ The Bulldogs tied the game just lier losses. The team would like to nent Coast Guard. President two minutes into the second period thank everyone who came to show Machtley was on hand to drop the on a goal by Tyler with assists from their support on Saturday, especially e ceremonial first puck in kicking off Anderson and Eric Romiza. Coast President Machtley. The team hopes Le Tien The backcourt looks a little weak the new season. The game started Guard answered back quickly with to see you on Friday! You can also Sports Editor with plenty of inexperienced play­ with Coast Guard posting 3 quick a goal, then and again halfway catch Bryant hockey on the road as • ers; however, it will be a matter of goals within the first 4 minutes. through the second period, making they travel to Mass Maritime on time before the strong recruiting From then on, the two teams battled the score 6-4. Coast Guard added an Saturday and Daniel Webster on Bryam vvomen's Basketball team class (which consists primarily of it out in an equally played and hard­ insurance goal late in the third pe­ Sunday. faces a tough challenge this year as guards) contribute to the success of hitting game. Coast Guard added a riod to seal the victory. Pete Somers Directions to BurriDville (Home the team reloads its arsenal. The the team. fourth goal with 6:20 left to play in turned away 30 shots for Bryant, Games): Take Rt 7 north (left at objective will not be to duplicate The starting frontcourt is suspect the first period. Bryant responded but it was in a losing cause as the school entrance) forabout6 miles. Tum the performance of last season's with only two quality players. Se­ with 3 goals before the end of the team fell 7-4. right at blinking yellow light. Proceed a 19-10 team last year that went to the nior Kristin Regan (6.4 ppg, 5.9 period to make the score 4-3. Jack Bryant's next game is this Fri­ few hundred feet to first light and take NCAA North east Regional Tour­ rpg) and junior Rebecca Hardt (7.9 Edwards got the Bulldogs on the day, November 8, in Burrillville, left onto Rt. 102. Travel 2 miles until nament, but rather to improve as the ppg, 3.6 rpg) head the list, but the board with an assist from Steve when they will host league oppo­ reaching Rt 107 stoplight and take right season progresses. But this does bench is very questionable, as is the Delaney. The second goal came off nent Salve Regina. The Bulldogs ontoRt.I07.Rinkis3/4mileontheleft not mean the Bulldogs will suffer a center position. This means the pres­ the stick of Seth Anderson, assisted are looking for their first league win (Burrillville High School). major setback either. The team is sure will fall on Regan and Hardt to young but loaded with talent for remain healthy and stay out of foul head coach Mary Burke (sixth sea­ trouble. With a small team, re­ son, 70-66). bounding will be most important if The first obstacle for the team this team is to be successful. This week's roundup will be replacing Bryant's all-time Analysis: On paper, Bryant looks women's leading scorer in Liz to have a tough year. However, un­ Davies. Losing four other seniors d~r CROSS COUNTRY'S MAlHingham) 17th-place finish MATCHES THIS WEEK: AS­ coach Burke, anything is pos­ from last year's team does not help sible. With the loss of five seniors, ROGERSON NAMED NE-lO'S (28:22) out of92 runners paced the SUMPTION (11/5), at UMass­ either, but the team is full of sea­ including all-time great Davies, the TOP FRESHMAN Bulldogs. Sophomore Matt Roloff Lowell (11/9) soned veterans who know how to Bulldogs will most likely get off to Nikki Rogerson (Essex Junc­ (S.Pordand,M~.Pordand)fin­ MEN'S SOCCER: play in the NE-IO. Senior point a slow start, but hopefully things tion, VTlEssex Junction) was ished 21 st(28:51) and junior Shawn The Bulldogs (6-9-1,1-7-1 NE- guard, Mary Beth Feeney (8.1 ppg, will pick up as the season progresses. named the NORTHEAST-I 0 Fresh­ Nassaney (Pawtucket, RI/St. 10) ended the season with a 1-1 6.7 apg) will now have to assume man of the Year at the conference's Raphael) finished 25th (28:59). week. Jared Dewey (Sharon, MAl Leadership will most definitely the leadership role that is now left come from Feeney, Regan and cross country awards dinner Satur­ MEETS THIS WEEK: atNCAA Sharon) finished up in style, scor­ void with the departure of Davies. Hardt. day evening. Rogerson was the top East Regional at Slippery Rock ing four goals and two assists. The freshman female finisher at the NE- (PA) (11/9) junior midfielder's 16 goals and 36 10 Cross Country Championship VOLLEYBALL: points are the most by a Bryant held at Bryant earlier that day, fin­ The Bulldogs (15-10, 5-3 NE- player since 1985. Dewey exploded ishing fourth out of85 runners with 10) dropped two matches last week for three goals and an assist in a time of20:30. She was also a first­ to a pair of red-hot opponents. Bryant's convincing 5-0 triumph Bryant fell 3-2 to Stonehill (23- • team all-conference selection. The over Sacred Heart Wednesday. Dan en's bas Bulldogs, led by Rogerson, turned 2) in a key conference match Tues­ Cain(S. Windsor,CT/S. Windsor) • in a third-place performance, as day. Outstanding individual per­ played 79 minutes in goal and made Quinnipiac captured its second con­ formances were turned in by Jen­ 12 saves. It was the final home secutive conference crown. Other nifer Carvahlo (E. Providence, game for Bryant seniors Chris Ben­ hooti g for the Bryant notables were sophomore RIlE. Providence-51 assists and jamin (Simsbury, CTIE. Granby), Michele Mottola (Stoneham, MAl 13 digs), senior co-captain Stacy David Chase (Mattapoisett, MAl Stoneham), who finished eleventh Defaranos (W. Haven, CTIW. Old Rochester), Mike Rondinelli Haven-14 kills and 16 digs), senior (Norwood, MA/Norwood), Nelson tars (20:48) and made the all-NE-IO Castro (E. Hartford, CTIE. Hart­ second team for the second straight co-captain Alicia Kadlick Le Tien center Steve Wiacek (8.3 ppg, 4.8 (Weymouth, MAIWeymouth-12 ford), Chris Anderson (Madison, year, senior Carrie Stygar (Leba­ Sports Editor rpg), junior Marc Mulherin (10.3 non, CTILyman Memorial), who kills and 13 digs), Janet Rooney CT/Daniel Hand) and John ppg, 4.9 rpg), and sophomore Fred finished 18th (21 :06) and sopho­ (Braintree, MAlArchbishop Wil­ Hennessey (Plymouth, MAlPly­ With four returning starters, the Wande (4.5 ppg) should provide an mouth North). more Jackie Ely (Bohemia, NY I liams-24 kills), and Marcie Mo­ Men's Basketball Team looks to effcctivescoringpunch from the blocks. The Bulldogs lost 3-2 in overtime Connetquot), who finished 24th naco (North Haven, CTlNorth improve on last season's mark of On the other side of the court, with (21 :24). Haven-IO kills and 18 digs). to Quinnipiac Saturday, despite a 13-14. Under head coach Ed Reilly good overall team speed, the Bull­ goal and an assist from Dewey. The men finished tied for sixth Carvahlo had 32 assists, and (eight season 59- dogs should be Mark Sokolski (Vernon, CTI overall as Le Moyne took the title in Rooney and Defaranos each added 128), Bryant one of the bet­ Rockville) tallied his sixth goal of its first year in the conference. Fresh- . II kills in the Bulldogs 3-0 loss to should be competi­ ter defensive man Nicholas Lamb's (Hingham, Pace (25-6) Saturday. the season. tive in their quest teams in the for the NE- IOTitie conference . this year. Leading With the 6' 10 the Bryant charge Wiacek an­ will be seniors choring the Show your sc 001 sp· rit Herman Thomas front-line, op­ ( IO.O ppg, 4.0 apg) posing offenses and Noel Watson will have a dif­ (1 6.1 ppg, 6.5 rpg). fic ult time and win $10, 0 . Come to shooting over Thomas' slashing style at the point this big man. should provide Rebou n d ing Black and Go d night plenty of excite­ wi ll be key for ment and open this team. shots fo r Watson, Top new­ who is considered one of the best comers for Bryant include fresh­ Fridav night at 7:00 D.m. in guards in the conference. Together man fo rward Earl Jones (Cambria these two form perhaps the best Heights, NY) and freshman guard back court combination in the NE- Jason Bennett (Seekonk, MA). 10 and should be able to keep op­ Analysis: The Bulldogs are the gym. deep and talented this year and posing defenses on their heels. How­ ever, depth in the back court will be should make a run for the NE-I 0 a major question mark as the season crown. The strong senior class of begins with no true backup point Thomas, Watson, and Wiacek will guard for Thomas. provide the leadership that the Not to be outdone, Bryant's front team needs as they shoot for the court is deep and rugged. Senior stars.