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Friday, February 3, 1978 Bryant Coliege, Smithfield, Rhode Island Volume 43 Number 2 UPIUPDATE Trustees Increase Resident Rates Compiled by Jay Metzger By Ron Bunce The Board of Trustees has Part of the 12% increase will Under the new rates, and given the addition of furniture in each approved increases in dormi­ be absorbed by rising the same dormitory enrollments of the tripled suites. Each person tory, townhouse and meal plan maintenance expenses. Costs as this year, the added '78-'79 will have a bed (no cots). a INDIAN LAND? costs to students for the '78-'79 (for materials only) to repair or revenues for room and board bureau, and a desk. school year. In addition, a new replace glass, screens, ceiling will be $245,500. The rate increases intended to fe e for triple rooms in tiles, doors, carpets, and The rate increases will not absorb inflationary pressures are (UPI-WASH.)- Senator dormitories was established. The furniture in the Dorm Village result in new services or facilities in the following table. William Hathaway uys increases were attributed to the· reached $4(·000 in the '76-'77 in the dorms. The change will be President Carter may make a energy situation and an "overall fiscal year. recommendation to resolve the e scalation of operating The meal plan increase is in Double Room, Dormitory Increase of $100 per occupant Maine Indians Land Claims expenses." . anticipation of price increases in Triple Room, Dormitory New Fee - $600 per occupant Case next week, just prior to his The most recent dormitory the contract renewal with SAGA Townhouse, All Rooms I ncrease of $150 per occupant scheduled February 17th-18th rate increases were two years in September. The actual cost Board (Dining Service) Increase of $100 per person VISit to Bangor. Hathaway ago, and the meal plan cost was increase will not be known until tonight said he was told the last increased four years ago. In then. This new fee will remain for full sem.:ster. even if de-tripling occurs President's special three-man his letter of notification to ADDDED REVENUES during semester. task force was close to making a parents, Barry Fullerton (Vice­ In September there were 1550 The combined Room and Board Charges for 1978-79, then, are: recommendation to settle the President for Student Affairs) Dormitory students, of which Passamaquoddy and Penobscot t! xplai Ol> that the school "must 390 were tripled. Peter Barlow Board & Double Room, Dormitory SI725 Indians' claims to 12.5 million increase (its) charges if we are (Director of Residence Life) said acres of Maine. Bangor i within Boar" & Triple Room, Dormitory 51425 gomg to continue to offer the that all requests for de-tripling the area the Indians are qua lity room and board service were fulfilled, leaving 60 Townhouse (No Meal Plan) 51350 - Single claiming. Carter wi!! visit the thaI we have over the years." students tripled thi seme~t er. 51200 - Double queen · city to campaign for Hathaw,t, ho faces a stiff election challenge from Rep. Dorms Take On Water William Cohen. By Liz Windbiel SADAT TOURS Last Wednesday. January 25. moving so fast it had a current ... When asked what caused the their personal property. They '(UPI)- 'Egyptian President heavy rains caused considerable it!" Fortunately, no personal flooding, Charlie Pickett (head too were up most of the night. Anwar Sadat today launched an fl ooding in dorms 3.4,5,6,7,8,9. property was destroyed, and the of maintenance) explained that it The question everyone is now eight-nation tour to seek 10. 11 ,12. Ice, which had built up only serious damage was to the was a series of "freak asking is. "What will be done to backing for his Mideast peace around the bottom floor rugs that were saturated. prevent this from happening happenings." First a big efforts. His first stop was in windows, prevented the rain In dorm II. the water came in again'!" Mr. Pickett admitted snowstorm, then freezing, then M oroco for a day-long water from going anywhere through the windows and over that "not much could be done." rain. The footing drains around conference with King Hassan, except through the windows. the wall like a "waterfall". The He said "there was no way of the dorms were plugged up with his closest Arab friend . Eight Dorms 4,5. and II experien­ rain was so heavy during the preparing for something like hundred miles away, in Algiers, ced the worst water damage. In .night, water started coming up ice; and an accumulation of ice this." But. he added that leaders of the PLO and four dorms 4 and 5. the flooding through the ground, ruining plus the strong winds forced the maintenance was waiting for the water to run off the roof and Arab nations---Algeria. Syria, started in the laundry room i. j carpets. 12 to 14 inches of frozen ground blow into the windows. Mr. Libya, and South Yemen--­ fl owed like a river, seeping into Mainten~nce arrived with to thaw so they could start opened a two-day summit to the suites from under the doors. pumps at around 10:00 p.m., and Pickett commended Jerry digging more footing drains just plan ways of thwarting Egypt's Students put towels under the worked all night trying to keep . Ramos and the R.A.'s for their in case. Mr. Pickett added that peace talks with Israel. Iraq doors to stop the water from ahead of the water. The next cooperation and hard work in "this shouldn't happen again boycotted the meeting, claiming coming in, but nothing seemed day, the carpets were vacuumed inspecting the rooms and unless the same series of freak that its fellow Arab nations are to stop it. One of the residents in and the students were allowed instructing the people to remove happenings occur." too moderate in their anti­ dorm 5 said, "The water was back to their rooms. Clear Today, Egyptian stance. Meriwether To~ight SETTLEMENT? The Roy Meriwether Trio Roy's appearances at clubs such as Paul's Mall and the Jazz (UPI)- Negotiations between "Explosive!" "Two-fisted!" Workshop in Boston and the United Mine Workers Union "Charasmatic!" "The sound of a Hickory House in the City are and the soft coal industry took champion with thunder in his constantly earning strong an optimistic turn yesterday. left hand and lightening in his reviews (reread the opening lines The Union's bargaining council right! ..... all describe Roy of this article). as well as members have been summoned Meriwether's performances. attracting new followers to his to Washington for a' meeting Roy's style is the blend of unique style of musicianship. today. apparently to pass gospel tradition with jazz, rock. This evening may well be THE judgment on the industry's latest blues and classical elements musical event of this year! We contract offer. A settlement intertwi~ed . The program you'll predict that this Roy Meriwether would be good news for experience tonight includes concert will seize your soul! Appalachian states threatened fantastic arrangements of with electricity cutbacks due to PLUS.. . contemporary works, (when you coal shortages. Officials estimate that because of the 60-day old hear Roy' ~ "Jesus Christ Educated Comedy? strike by 160.000 workers. Superstar." you'll be driven When we told Tom Parks' towards heaven). as well as There's less than a 30-day supply Photo bl' 1. W. manager that we wanted some of coal in Ohio. Western selections from his h.ighly promotional info to entice you The laundry room in Dorm II took a waterfall last week. This is acclaimed Jazz Suite, "Black Pennsylvania, Southern West conI. 10 p . 2. col. 2 only one example of the flooding problems many of the dorms had. Snow." Virginia, and Eastern Kentucky. Page 2 THE ARCHWAY February 3, 1978

FOCUS Snow Removal LE'I"I'BRS How organized are the various departments at Bryant College? Does one departmentknow The Archway ..TO TilE what another one is doing, or are they all We are writing this letter to express our dissatisfaction with EDITOR working as separate entitles? 1lIis week we Staff Member the present snow removal ...------~---~ have a little story, or shall it be called an system. To put it qui,te mildly, • Many trucks with plows were adventure in Bryant College's internal the system now in existence is a seen driving around all day, just joke. When snow is allowed to driving without sanding or structure. accumulate for three days plowing--watching strander OnThursday, January 19 a student-lost a key. without any removal, it presents drivers attempt to dig their cars On Sunday, January 22 Student Affairs was a hazard to anyone on campus. out. After five years of notified of this lost key and asked to have a We're not talking just about "practicing" snow removal in pathways that we walk on but Smithfield, you would think that replacement made. The student was informed also roads and parking areas. It's a school so modern and up to that the key would be ready on Monday or~ really tough for those who own date in many ways would have Tuesday. Monday rolled around and the key cars on campus during a storm. figured this one out by now! was not ready; Tuesday, \Vednesday, and When they do plow. what do they plow? Having your car Paul J. Regan Thursday also...On Thursday a form was ruled plowed in by three to five feet of Scott Goldberg out requesting this key directly from Security. snow requires some form of Paul Blend explanation! Andy McLeish The student was told that the key would be Bill Conlin ready on Friday. Friday comes--no key!? On Th~re has to be a better way­ Karl W. Borsver Friday they realized that the form had gotten along with much more Carol A. Grills lost. (This is the second request.) First communication between Maureen Lyons students and the maintenance Nancy Delis checking Student Affairs, then Security a few people. Why can't an area be Jayne Morris times a day, no one seems to have seen it (for a plowed and set aside for cars, Brian Pelan whole week!). So why not, fill out another form then the remaining lost plowed? Chris Blasko and personally _hand it to Chief Gardner. One more thing: after the cars Jim Jarboe have been plowed in, why Ken Learned Saturday, sure no problem, well, maybe not. So doesn't anyone responsible want Tom Izen Sunday rolls around; yes, the person who could to help out the students? They Bill Campbell make a key does work on Sunday, but the say they're too busy, smile, ask J .W. Harrington material to make the key was locked in Chief for your ID and hand you a Peter Mantouani shovel. Nancy Carlson Gardner's office. Monday comes; key, oh yes, well the request was not lost, somehow they thought the key was made; but couldn't be found at that moment! Tuesday comes; the key Dear Editor, was ready and available, picked up, andeven fit the lock. Oh S11 re, theysayhow sorrythey are for What type of people go to this I the inconvenience thatwas caused, butrea11y! school? Do we have a bunch of· thieves among us? When I left This story may seem a bitabsurd, maybe also my books outside the cafeteria, I THEAR---­ a little long, but hopefully the point was made. fu ll expected to ee them there , If ever anyone ofyou loses a key, for example, when I came back. What kind of Editor-in-Chief Cindy Rowan don't hold your breath; it will come sooner or person steals books? The thief was very selective and only took . Business Manager later, don't lose the faith. the one book he wanted. I George Dooley absolutely refuse to buy another $ I 3.00 book because someone Managing Edit«;lr else decided to steal mine. Does a J Dean Marchessault person like this steal all the : books he needs for every : News Editor ...... Ron Bunce Cont. from page 1 semester? Does he feel quilt for ' Sports Editor ...... Pat Williams Asst. Sports Editor ...... Jeff Tunis to come see Tom tonight (WE taking it? I certainly hope so. Entertainment Editor ...... Craig Perry already know what a talented If the thief refuses to return Photography Editor...... J.W. Harrington comedian and all around nice my book Literature: An Asst. Photography Editor ...... Mike Brandt guy Tom is ... ), his manager laid Introduction to Fiction. Poetry, Production Manager ...... Dennis O'Connell A Note this on us .. . and Drama by Kennedy, the Administrative Secretary ...... Maureen Lyons The first time Tom Parks ever least he can do is return my of Thanks performed, as an M.C. for a high schedule, which was in the book. Staff There is a list of the names of school talent show, he decided News: Paul Demers, Linda Holgerson, Ed Kasinskas, Donna Dear Editor, what he wanted to be--a C.P.A. people who own post office Lampen, Jay Met~ger, Jayne Morris, Liz Windbiel The Board of Directors of Some years later, armed with boxes at the post office. Would WJMF would like to express a B.S. in Journalism from the you please look up my box Sports: Jerry Gaynor, Debbie Luciano, Craig Lustig, Mike their appreciation to the University of Florida, Tom number and return the schedule Nevins, Dick Pomerantz, Fred Tanguay, Joe Welch Physical Plant Department for moved to Atlanta to take his to me. It is the least you can do. Entertainment: Debbie Brunner their kindness, generosity and place in society, only to find it I thought college studentsJ cooperation. . had already been taken. A high were supposed to be mature,1 Photography: Lloyd Beale, Chris Blasko, Sue Chan, Ann Ciaccio, Over wintersession, Physical school drop-out from Denver young adults. This incident i Bruce Coates, Mano Howard, Jane Lumsden, Sean McNamee, Plant completely reconstructed got it while Tom was taking an proves that there is a minority ofl Karen Miller, Elaine Wuertz and sound-proofed our studios. exam in Comparative Religion. mature adults on this campus. Prod'uction: Karen Berube, Patty Brennan, Ron Bunce, Nancy A note of special thanks goes to The guy is now making $28,000. Thievery is not something to be Delis, Bill Huckman, Robert Jean, Candy LaBombard, Lynn Ray Quinlan for allowing us to A weaker person is the face of proud of. MacRae, Rom Markoski, Cindy Pelletier, Barbara Strain, Kathy go ahead with the construction, this kind of disaster would have S. Gambino Sweeney Brian Britton for his excellent given up, moved back in with the architectural design and concern folks. Torn's parents moved and Phototypesetting: Lynda Babitz, Claire Giovanetti, Sue Neville, of institutional food and eight Janis Reed for the entire job, and Edgar didn't leave a forwarding o'clock classes. To support his Montigny for his excellent job address. That left two growing need for paper and THE ARCHWAY is composed weekly during the academic year excluding on the actual construction. Had altenatives--become a comedian pencils, Tom has been touring a vacations by the undergraduate students of Bryant College. The publisher is it not been for these people and or go into a coma.. . so.. .at the Bryant College. This newspaper is wrillen and edited entirely by a student staff and lot of colleges-and why should no form of censorship at all is exerted on the contents or style of any issue. The the rest of Physical Plant, the tender age of 23, Tom Parks Bryant be immune? news and opinions expressed in this publication are those of the students and may radio station might not have launched his career. Since then, T~m will be appearing with not necessarily reflect the official views ofthe faculty and administration of Bryant been completed in time to be on he has appeared with J .J. Cale, the Roy Meriwether Trio in College. THE ARCHWAY is printed by Colony Press. Inc .. 770 Southbridge the air for the arrival of Dr. Hook and the Medicine Salmans on as part of the SPB's Street, Auburn, Massachusells 01501. by offset. returning students. Show, and Neil Sedaka. Winter Weekend. And he's got Copy considered objectionable by the Editorial Board will not be accepted. Again, WJMF wishes to In addition to furthering said numbers you've .never seen­ Announcements and news releases from the College and surrounding community are printed at the discretion of the Editor-in-Chief. thank the entire I'hysical Plant career, Tom has been writing a comedy for even the most for helping us achieve our goal. book, How To Raise Chinchi1las serious minded among you! Offices are located on the third floor. east wing of the Unistructure. Mailing address is Box 37, Bryant College. Smithfield, Rhode Island. 02917. Office phone Sincerely, In Your Temporal Lobes. a guide to selecting a college 'and Prepared by the P.R. Committee is (40.1) 231-1200. extension 311 and 313. The WJMF Board of Directors what to expect from four years Student Programming Board February 3, 1978 THE ARCHWAY Page 3 Financial Aid Process Change Financial Aid Deadline By Ron Bunce The creation of a new Rhode students ... and of administering teachers' scholarship program, The deadline for filing an Financial Aid Awards will be Island agency bodes changes in lother programs of post­ and the war orphans' application for financial aid for offered first to those students the financial aid process and secondary financial assist­ scholarship programs will be the 1978-79 academic year is whose applications demonstrate promises to affect all new Bryant ance.. ." phased out by July, 1981. February 15, 1978 . Students who a financial need and h~ve been students. The creation of the The new financial assistance Students currently enrolled in plan to continue studies at received on time. Forms filed 'Rhode Island Higher Education system will offer a grant post.:'secondary educational Bryant College next year must after the deadline will be Assistance Authority' will aid in program, scholarships, and a institutes are not eligilbe for the comply with this February 15 considered for financial aid only reducing delinquency rates, and work-study operation, as well as new programs. They can apply application deadline. if funds are available. We urge will guarantee student loans, guaranteeing student loans. for the old programs, but the Application forms for all all students to file the proper administer all financial aid loans. The Rhode Island state new financial aid system applies federal and College programs applications as soon as possible assistance programs and scholarship program, the to incoming freshmen only. are available in the Financial to avoid the last minute rush or distribute grants and scholar­ nursing education scholarship Public feedback received by Aid Office. The Financial Aid the possibility of missing the ships that are available, program, the business education the agency favors a fully deadline. according to need. Form (FAF) must be filed with ConI. 10 p . 10; col. 3 the College Scholarship Service Applications for . financial The primary raison d'elre for in Princeton, New Jersey and assistance must be filed each the new authority, and similar postmarked no later than year. The review process will ones in other states, is that the February 15, 1978 . An take place during the spring default and delinquency rate for Assistant to the President institutional application must be semester with award notifIca­ the Federally Guaranteed Dr. William T. O'Hara, completed and returned to the tions being made aroun·tI June I, Student Loan Program and the Mediterranean. President of Bryant College, Financial Aid Office. 1978. Direct Student Loan Program A native of Maryland, has been increasing annually announced on January 16th the Kniering received his secondary nationwide. There have been $13 appointment of John H. school education in Connect­ Orientation in July? billion in 10ansIDAd.C-LinJ1' .... Kniering, Jr. as Assistant to the icut. He holds a Bachelor ofArts programs began in the late 5U's President. in Political Science and History A Naval Officer and Human The Orientation Program for and women will develop a!1d Deliquent loans total $750 from the University of Illinois, Resource Management Spec­ 1978 will be considerably implement this new summer ,million for that period. Urbana, and a Master of ialist, Kniering was an instructor different from past programs program as well as the While the governemnt steps Ed uca tion-Gu ida nce and and Management Skills since Bryant College will abbreviated fall program for up its processes of collection on Counseling from Providence Curriculum Coordinator at the sponsor both summer and fall those new students who were deliquent loans, states are College. Kniering also attended U.S. Naval Officer Candidate sessions. unable to attend the summer creating these new agencies to . the U.S. Navy Human Resource administer and guarantee School, Newport, Rhode Island. The summer program sessions. Management Instructor School federally-backed student loans. He was responsible for teaching (already used by a majority of Applications and job in San Diego and the U.S. Navy colleges in the U.S.) will consist The agencies have apparently the Leadership and Manage­ descriptions are available in the been succesful. ment curriculum required of Basic Instructor Training of a two-day, live-in experience Student Affairs Office from School in Newport, Rhode Last year, RIHEA was prospective naval officers at for both residents and January 24 through February Island. created for the purpose of OCS. Kniering also acted as commuters and their parents. 10. The application deadline is "guaranteeing eligible loans ot Division Officer and Intelligence Presently living in East The advantages of the summer Friday, February 10 at 4:30 p.m. program include individualized Officer aboard a destroyer in Hartford, Connecticut, Kniering Informational meetings on the and his wife, Vicki, plan to move programs, decreased anxiety of combat operations in Vietnam, application procedure and the and carried out navigational and to the Rhode Island area soon. both students and parents, a summer program will be held on • better understanding and tactical duties aboard an aircraft The Knierings are the parents of the following dates in Room 386: carr;pr in Vip.tnam and the a daughter, Alyssa. knowledge of the college and • easier transition to Bryant in the Monday, February 6, at 3:15 rail. The four two-day sessions are Attendance at one of these •. Dr. O'Hara Appointed scheduled between July 7 and meetings is not mandatory, July 15 with approximately 200 however, they will give the Dr. William T. O'Hara, comprehensive and extensive professional development new students and 150 parents prospective applications an President of Bryant College, learning experience for potential seminars on administrative attending each session. opportunity to have questions Smithfield, Rhode Island, has academic administrators decision-making and adacemic The responsibilies of the answered and gain more been invited to serve as a selected for this program by leadership aimed at recently Orientation Leadcrs will be information on the selection member of the Commission on presidents and chief academic appointed' top-level officials in process. increasc:d since these twelve men Leadership Development in officers of member institutions. American higher education. Higher Education of the Each Fellow, under the guidance According to J. W. Peltason, New Food Service Director American Council on Education of two mentors, experiences a • President, American Council on Education, these programs have Matt Reiter, presently for a three-year term. five to fifteen-month internship Jersey, and will graduate from strenghtened the leadership in Director of Food Service at Clark University this spring with The eighteen-member at a host college or university at postsecondary education by Assumption College, Worcester, Commission acts to advise the a B.S. degree in Business the administrative and policy­ identifying and preparing MA, has been named Director of staff of the Office of Leadership Administration. making level. This past year, individuals who have shown Food Services at Bryant College, Development policy, profes­ Since joining SAGA seven forty-one fellowships were promise for responsible begiiming January 23. He sional development neds and years ago, Reiter also directed awarded to nominees from positions in academic admini­ succeeds Jack Koes, who leaves the food services at the program opportunities. Major member institutions of higher stratioij. "I am pleased to invite Bryant to join the Hallsmith Maryknoll Seminary, Ossining, programs include the ACE learning throughout the United Dr. O'Hara to serve on this Company of Brockton, MA. New York for five years. Fellows Program in Academic States. Commission , " said Mr. Born in Ried, Austria, Reiter Married to the former , Administration and the Institute The Institute for College and Peltason. "His counsel and came to America at the age of Barbara Bischoff, the Reiters for College and University University Administrators, interest will be greatly four. He received an Associates are the parents of three children, Administrations provides a established in 1955, provides appreciated." Degree in Hotel and Restraurant Mathias, Christine, and Heidi. Management from Middlesex They plan to move to the Rhode County College, Edison, New Island area this summer. Housing 1978 Something New in Dining Hall As most people are well students. However, in order to A. The new students are being Through the cooperative students wishing to smoke while aware , the College has accomplish this, a certain notified of this as they are being effort of Saga. Student Affairs, in the Dining Hall are asked to experienced a critical housing number of suites will be accepted. Therefore, there wi"ll· and the Student Senate, relief refrain from sitting in the shortage during the past three designated as "new student be no surprises when they are has finally been brought to the designated areas, respecting the years. This situation is expected suites". These suites will be assigned during the summer. Dining Hall for those diners rights of others whom are to continue at least until the Fall primarily those located on the B. By designating certain annoyed by cigarette smoke. A bothered by smoke while dining. of 1979. Hopefully, with the first floor of each dorm. This suites, no uppercJass students survey conducted last December Those of us involved in the opening of the new dorm on that procedure should not incon­ should be moved. . revealed the concern of students search for a solution to the date, we will have the ability to venience many upperclass C. Appropriate furniture is on this issue, with the creation of smoking issue seek your accommodate students in students due to the fact that, being ordered now to a non-smoking section seen as opinions to this alternative. The traditional rooms. traditionally, these are the areas the optimum solution. Beef Board is available for your • that are generally used to assign accommodate these students. The area designated as the no­ comments, and we await any However, we still have to face new students anyway. What this That is, every tripled student will smoking section is each of the responses. the problem for next September. means is that all tripling should have a standard bed, bureau, large rectangle tables against the We emphasize that if the n6­ At the time of this writing, we are be confined to these "new and dresser. oN 0 one will be outer walls of the cafeteria. smoking area is to be successful expecting approximately 100 student suites." sleeping on a portable bed. Also, Smoking is being discouraged at it has to be both acepted and students in extended housing for Actually, the situation for an additional lounge chair will these tables through the removal enforced by the students next year. As in the past, these next year, while still serious, be added to the suite. of ashtrays. The cooperation of themselves. We seek your new students will be grouped should be an improvement over students is needed if this cooperation and assistance in together. This procedure will be the past for the following Peter G. Barlow alternative is to work. Those making this alternative work. disrupt any current uppercJass reasons: Dir. Residence Life Page 4 THE ARCHWAY February 3, 1978 - Student Senate STUDENT SENATOR Cathy Anderson

One of Bryants' top typist­ New Dorm Scrapped Cathy Anderson-is a Sopho­ As we come back to school, The groundbreaking cere­ Hnes of 'direct communication mor~ Senator. Cathy is certified everyone has finished exams and mony for the proposed whose results will aid the at ninety-six wpm, and is trying has some free time on their dormitory complex is scheduled students. However, the students for the hundred w.pm, which· hands. Unfortunately I haven't, for March. Groundbreaking are not th~ "professionals," the only one other student at Bryant between being your Student means that construction is administrators are. The has achieved! She said, "The one President, schoolwork, and job approaching quickly. If this is administrators must first view that motivated me the most was searching, my time has been true, we could be looking at the students a.~ an integral part of Dr. Morrison because he made limited. However, listening to another catastrophe like the this college. then seek their me realize my potential." me complain is not the point of Student Center. The new dorm opinions. Cathy is from Needham, this short article: Your Future Is. will probably not suit the needs At present, "your" dorm is Massachusetts, and is presently a Legal Secretarial major. She is Four years ago, the students of the students. Granted being planned without your (the planning to graduate from this organized and picketed the student input was involved in student's) involvement. Let's program in the Spring, and go school. The prime reason was drawing up plans of the present hope it's not too late for all of into Office Administration. Her that the existing administration Center, but that is not the point. you to discuss the needs of the long term career goal is to was not "student oriented". Student participation is not proposed dorm. You, the manage an office concerned with There was no participation by being utilized in the planning of students have a vested interest in advertising. Some of Cathy's students and school business this dorm. College committees the proposed dorm. If you have work experience includes: word meant dollars and cents; student are often passive groups that any ideas, drop a note in Box 35 processing at G.T.E. Sylvania, Photo by J. W. welfare was at the bottom of the meet seldom due to lack of of come to the next Student and many secretarial jobs worked on the Parent's list of priorities. The strike imput. Now we have a chance Senate meeting and make your through an employment agency. Weekend Committee, and is "settled everything". Students where students can actually views known. They are held in N ow Cathy is employed as a now a Co-Chairperson of the became involved on committees provide input but, no means of Room 386A on Wednesdays at participation. 3: 15 . bookkeeper for a drug store at Orientation Committee for ihis and everyone lived happily ever It is up to the "school home. Fall and Summer. She said."The Thank you. after. This is the problem! You administration" as well as your Some of the sports activities reason I enjoy doing it is because might be happy now, but in a Senate to secure student welfare. Ray Shideler Cathy enjoys, are both downhill I like working with people. This year or two you could be MAD The administration must have President, Student Senate and cross-country skiing, as well year we are testing a new AS HELL! active student participation or Box 1210 as intramural soccer and program, which took awhile 'to volleyball. get approved. We have to do our This is Cathy's first year on the best to make it a success or the Whatever Happened To Morley Safer Senate, and already she has cont. to p. 10. col. 3 By Chris VanLuling Chairman, Student Student Senate Minutes Programming Board January 25. 1978 Those of us involved in did on Rhodesia. Mr. Safer's an alternative speaker for planning the Safer lecture were new assignment, for which he Monday evening. Both Mike The meeting was called to Law Enforcement AssoCiation is as disappointed as you were to left on Thursday, is in South Wallace and Dan Rather were order by Ray Shideler at 3:25 in requesting money. It will be learn this week that he is unable Africa. South Africa is closed to specificly asked to speak at Room 386. The minutes of voted on by the Ways and Means to keep his lecture engagement. foreign correspondents, but we Bryant, but both had to decline December 12 , 1977 were Committee next week. Many hours of work went into believe because of his favorable because of other commitments. accepted and passed. SAC will propose to the the promotion and production report on Rhodesia, South The S PB regrets this Ray stated that freshman trustees some of the gripes Ihe of this lecture, and it is unfortunate incident. but doca senator Bernie Dembowski had students have . T hl! \ .... ill incl ude. unfortunate that M r. Safer Africa requested a similar remind you that the rest of our transferred to Fairfield lack of facility. in the gym. cannot attend. report, and Mr. Safer was Winter Weekend activities will University. Elections for that problems with the Student We were notified Monday immediately assigned to begin be held, and do hope you seat will be held in two weeks on Center, and having a student evening that M r. Safer was being the investigation. participate in the numerous February 8, The senators were representative on the Trustee called out on assignment by Efforts were made on our events. We will present a lecture also asked to remember the Committee. An article will CBS. Those of you who saw "60 part, as well as by our agent at program later this semester, so following date: February 8. Ed appear in The Archllar Minutes" Sunday evening will American Program Bureau and watch for details, and enfoy our Platt, from College Stores concerning the new dorm. It is recall the segment Morley Safer the President of AeB, to arrange Winter Weekend. Associates will be at the meeting felt that the students should ha\'e to answer any questions. some input into what the interior Chris VanLuling said that will look like. No committee has The Livingston Taylor Concert SAGA conducted a survey been set up so far because there concerning smoking in the has no interest according to the Those of us involved in the annoyed him, and he finally quietly. without the scenes or cafeteria. A number of people administration. Chip Reichhard preparations for the Liv Taylor refused to contend with it any remarks which occurred. were concerned with this. so a no will look into why the parking smoking area will be set aside in lot and stairways were not concert had an irritating longer. Speaking with Livingston the dining hall. The Winter cleaned after the last snowstorm. experience Wednesday evening. The point of this message is Taylor after the concert we could It was in keeping with incidents Weekend schedule and related that the disturbances caused by detect his disappointment with at other events at Bryant. but costs were also presented to the The YOUR some members of the audience the show. If not for the remarks Senators. Also, a spring concert somehow Wednesday night and immaturity shown. he ruined the concert for the is currently being worked on. Board seemed even worse. What is lhl: YO UR Board'? majority of the others in would have continued to play Ray asked a freshmen senator We have tried programming Recently a new bulletin board attendance. How anyone can be longer, as he normally does. But to volunteer to put together a different types of entertainment has been placed outside the so ignorant as to disturb a no artist should be expected to variety night where any student this year, and the concert that Student Senate offi e.The board performer while he is on stage is perform under those conditions. who has talent can participate. night was meant to be an is .lours, If you have something beyond any of our under­ and the Board sympathizes with Joanne Tattersall and Cathy intimate evening with Livings­ on your mind that you would standings. We expected students Livingston's feelings. Kirk will work on it. ton Taylor. At the time to be respectful. mature and like to see done. complaints Livingston went on stage there The result was a second-rate The responses to the buses about a particular is ~ uc . post it receptive at this concert, which concert with a first-rate artist. going to the malls during were 800 plus people in the apparently for some, meant we on the YOl'R Board. The To those of you who were Christmas was not good. This room. Liv's style became were expecting to much. Student Senate \\ ill be glad to enjoying the show, we offer our may be due to the short period of apparent shortly after he began, look into an~ ,uggesti'ons gi\'cn apologies for the short time it was offered . The requiring the audience to be both If you cannot hear a by you. experience. It would have been a following will be looked into: I) receptive, yet disciplined, performer, you quietly get up The' Ol'R Board will ha\e and move closer. If you dislike first-rate evening, had it not been getting a smaller bus, 2) still go listening to his lyrics and current e\(~ nts of the campus as for the ignorant few who have to the malls in Warwick, and 3) responding when appropriate. what you hear, you leave quietly. well a~ t he names of your have them go every Saturday. The disheartening fact about Those of us enjoying the show not yet learned how to perform senators, If you would like themselves. The Programming Orientation leader applica­ the concert were the distur­ don't need to hear you, nor do somcthing posted. cont a ct tions are available from January bances which occured through­ we need to see you when you Board spent many hours Sharon McGarry in the Senate preparing for the evening, and it 23 to February 10. Orientation out the entire program. There leave. Each person has their own offi\:e. Remember. this i~ YO UR will be held on four weekends was a constant whisper ofvoices, tastes in music, and if Liv Taylor should be congratulated for its Board , Let's benefit from it. as well as considerable isn't what you wanted, then why eftorts. It is unfortunate that this during the summer, and parents not just leave the concert or not production had to be tainted by will be invited to attend. Every movement within the audience. STUDENT SE~ A T E SEAT freshman will come back one Liv attempted to ignore it, but as attend at all. Respect for others the disrespect and immaturity AVAILABI F we found out afterward, it would dictate that you leave shown by some of our students. day early for a short program. The Society for the Any freshman or .ophomore Advancement of Management interested in the Stu d~n Senate. will present a constitution at the please inquire in : "\enate next meeting. They would like to office for procedur more be recognized on campus. The information. F ehruary 3, 1978 THE ARCHWAY Page 5 Library to be Named Photo Contest Continues

Edith M. Hodgson, a member business and church officials By J .W. Harrington of the Class of 1916, will be throughout the world. As a Welcome back! As all of you your manilla envelope. Drop the Friday, March 3rd, through permanently memorialized this result of these travels. the spent your vacation preparing envelope in the box. and you're Friday, March 17th. Winning spring when the Bryant College Hodgsons became the American your entries for The Archway all set. entries will be exhibited in The Library will be named in her "parents" of Miko Hattori, the Photo Contest, perhaps a little ArcRway office from Friday, There are some changes' from honor. Mrs. Hodgson, wife of daughter of a Tokyo Rotarian. reiteeration and updating of the March 3rd, through Friday, the original rules, so please note Dr. Percy Hodgson, former Miss Hattori lived with the rules and regulations thereof is March 10th, and may be claimed these carefully! Firstly, because world president of Rotary Hodgsons for five years while in order. between the 10th and the 17th. of technical requirements, the International, died last attending Elmhurst Academy The Archway accepts no liability Briefly, you can enter if you deadline for contest entries has November. and college in this country. are a Bryantonion. but not a for prints not claimed by Friday, Active in community affairs in In 1976 Edith Hodgson been extended to Thursday. March 17th. member of The Archway or February 16 at 3:00 p.m. The the Blackstone Valley, Mrs. received the Paul Harris Fellow Ledger staffs. You can su bmit up A complete copy ofthe revised Hodgson was a member of the award at the Pawtucket Rotary winning entries will be published rules is posted in The Archl-l'ay to- three prints in each of the in the March 3rd edition. Executive Board and secretary Club meeting. She was cited for categories (color prints and office, so please read them of the Visiting Nurse Service of her "significant assistance given Remember, for the first time. the before entering! There is less Pawtucket and the Blackstone for the furtherance of better black and white prints); all prints winners in the color category will than two weeks left to enter, so be published in color. Valley for thirty-eight years. She understanding and friendly in each category must be placed let's get going! Think of the also served with the Episcopal relations between peoples of the in one unmarked, sealed, Secondly, all non-winning . immense personal satisfaction to Church Women and the world." manilla envelope. On the back of entries will be exhibited in the be had from participating in Pawtucket Memorial Hospital In making the library each print be sure to write your Unistructure from Friday. this event. sharing the fruits of Club and was known for her announcement, Dr. William T. name, local address, and February 17 through Thursday. your talents with your fellow work with Girl Scouts and O'Hara. President of Bryant telephone number. When you March 2nd. unless the entrant students. Better yet. think of the Brownies. College, stated. "It is with great bring your entry into The specifically indicates any total of $100 in cash prizes which Known as the "First Lady" of pride that we name our library in Archway office, write your name objections on the entry sheet. could be yours! Rotary International. she and honor of Edith Hodgson. Her on the entry sheet. and transfer These prints may be picked up in her husband visited ~" eads of lively involvement In the the numher next to your name to The A fclmlH office from lio to It! state, as well as eduu\1 ')rs and ('ont. (0 page 10 A Look Back Then-Look Ahead Graduate School By Rod Cohane Last semester I wrote a series over 10.000 hrs. Wouldn't it be pt:rson can feel confident when By Dean Lebovitz 01 articles on a seminar I nice to know what type of faced with anv step in the job attended aimed at planning a occupations you would be search. career. There wasn't a chance to happiest doing"! Due to the nature of the Graduate Student Spring are WBZ and WSSH in Boston Assembly and WORe in Worcester. finish the series of articles due to The job interview is also seminar. it has to be limited to 25 students. The class meets weekly The second Graduate Student the seminars termination after discussed. How to take a job for 13 weeks. Dr. Sta nlcy Assembly on campus for the Attendance 7he A rchway's last publication. interview. types of questions We expect that all graduate Shuman and Dr. Susan academic year was held on This is a summary of the Career asked. and so on. students will attend all their Chamberlain are the instructors January 16. New students and Planning Seminar. and how you The last few sessions deal with classes. If you cannot make your for the seminar. If you are returning students for the spring can take advantage of such a class. let your instructor know. If how to e\aluate job offers interested in attending the semester of the Graduate School marvelous program. you miss your class. check with especially in terms of salary. Career Planning Seminar. then were welcomed by Dean your instructor to see what you The Career Planning Seminar Also the transiti n from campus go to the PlaceP1ent Office and Lebovitz. A career placement is designed to aid the potential to job. have missed. Do not let him or ask for an application. YOli can orientation was presented by Dr. graduate in a better understand­ the Graduate Office wonder These are key steps that find out exactly when and what Shuman, Director of Career ing of his or her interests. skills. what has become of you. We ask everyone will encounter sooner time the seminar will hc held. Placement. and attitudes, and how they our instructors to let us know or later. With the type of It's a help to he able to answer This spring. 730 graduate come together as possible jobs. practical training the Career some of the questions now students have enrolled on when you have missed two In your lifetime you will work Planning Seminar offers, a rather than later. campus, at Rayt heon in classes. Portsmouth. at BIF in West Withdrawal Warwick and at Navy in If you must withdraw. let us Newport. Over two-thirds are in know in writing. Abseno. from the management concentration. class neither reduces financial about 20 percent are in the obligations nor constitues accounting concentration and a withdrawal. The date that your growing number are in the new letter is received in the Graduate Public Service Program. Office is the official date. Veterens Tentative Grads . It is especially important that . If your name is not on the list veterans let their instructors know their last date of of tentative grads, and if you BERMUDA atendance. The V A requires that believe you will be completing we give this date. (The same may March 2{) - 24. 197N the requirements for your apply to nonveterans whose Graduate degree this Spring. companies or agencies check with the Graduate Office Trip includes: reimburse them for participation must start getting ready for it as in our programs.) early as possible. We have a card * Round trip /lights Fom Boston that we want you to fiJI out. We Grades Hotel accomodations at the Bermudiana Hotel will need to know whether you The grades for the Fall * plan to attend. your cap and Semester have mailed out. Ifyou * Breakfast & dinner daifl' gown information. how you have not recieved them. check * One-day use of motor hikes want your name to appear on the with the Graduate Office. * Cocktail party 'reception diploma.etc. Undergraduate Courses * Tips If you need an undergraduate * Taxes $320.00 per person Stormy VVeather course because you are an * Tran.~fer.\' The policy of the College and acounting major. you must have For more information: Graduate School is to hold authorization from the .'vIilissa Rocco 353-3933 classes at all times. We cancel Graduate Office. or most reluctantly and only when Dorothl' Wiener 272-62{){) we must do so. If the weather is Courses at Other Schools threatening or bad. do not call Once you enroll In our the College. Such calls jam the Graduate School. you must take switchboard and make other all of your courses at Bryant. • essential calls impossible. Do except when you are given listen to the radio and TV permission by the Dean to take a stations in the R.1. area. This course elsewhere. year, for the first time, we also ID Cards plan to notify radio stations in We will announce dates for Boston and Worcester. the taking of photos for 10 especially to accommodate our cards. The announcement will graduate students. The stations come when plans are arranged. Page 6 THE ARCHWAY February 3, 1978 1978 'In Review Song By Jay Metzger Now that we've all been back The results from all this Contest for awhile, let's look back at weather were both good and what's gone on so far in good ole bad. Two examoles. The 1978. "So soonT', you ask. Why drought in California was Dr. George Kelley, member of 6. All entries must be submitted -SPORTS- the Board of Trustees:has given in duplicate, signed by the not'? 1977 is long gone and officially declared over. The only the College $500 to be awarded tucked away in our memories; at The sports scene was problem was that water fell in author(s). to the person or persons who 7. All entries become property of least yours, I forgot. So I took dominated by F-O-O-T-B-A-L­ the resevoirs, and in the write the words and music to the . Bryant College. the next best thing, which is L, and more football . basements of houses; along with song judged to be the winner of 8. Judging will be done on the 1978. Anyway, it just wouldn't Thankfully, the season is over, lawns, streets, and anything else the Bryant College Official Song basis of originality, appropriate­ be right to neglect doing a year in and we can all get sick on that has the potential to hold Contest. ness to Bryant College, review piece like everyone else basketball and hockey. Never water. But the drought is over, so was this bombardment worse uniqueness and "singability". has already done. And now on people can now once again fill Listed below are the rules and than at New Year's. For it was" 9. The award will be presented at with the show (Excuse me. their swimming pools anytime regulations for entering the then that we were treated to the Commencement. article). they want (If they aren't filled contest: AFC-NFC Championship already), 10. A musical group will be games, Cotton, Sugar, Rose, In Hartford, the Civic Center I. All entries must be submitted selected to study and sing the and Orange Bowl games. And roof fell in, literally. This leads by March 31, 1978. entries to the panel of judges. -NEWS- like all the other armchair one to wonder if the architects 2. The winner(s) will be II. Judges will be selected from quarterbacks out there in announced on May 12, 1978. students, faculty, and It looks like peace talks in the claims were correct, or whether Archwayland, I didn't miss a 3. Any current member of the administration. Middle East have gone to pieces. the city was given a "snow job." single game (Which is why I wear Bryant Community--students, 12. In the event no entry is The Egyptians and Israelis are In any case, businesses will lose glasses). After a two week $15-20 million each year the faculty, administration, staff. adjudged worthy of winning the not talking to each other. The recovery period in the local and alumni--are eligible to win award the "Contest" will be Egyptians and the rest of the facility is inoperative. The New intensive care ward, I counted England Whalers. true to their this contest. repeated next year. Arab world are not talking to down the last week to the Super 4. All entries must be original. 13 . All entries must be each other. The Arab world and name, will move to another site Bowl. Of course, the Orange 5. All entries must be complete submitted to the Office of the Israelis are not talking to in New England to finish out Crush was, well. crushed (And with musical score and words. Student Affairs. each other. All three parties are their season. This being the nobody listened to me when I talking to the United States. Springfield Civic Center. The predicted that. either.) And for Which means that Secretary of CeItics will probably finish their those of us who were too State Cyrus Vance will now remaining home-away-from­ Job Opportunities wrapped up in all the shots ofthe assume the role of the FTD home games in the Providence cheerleaders. Dallas won. The Florist man. But instead of Civic Center (Which was just Pro Bowl finished off this Job opportunities in Europe Spain. The jobs consist of flowers. he will deliver messages recently surveyed for any season's hunting for human this summer. .. Work this forestry work. child care work to all the parties not talking to weaknesses from the past heads by lineman with summer in the forests of (females only), farm work.hotel each other. from all the parties snows.) All in all, the city of instructions to kill anything that Hartford has just had the "roof' Germany. on construction in work (limited number available) not talking to each other. Of moves. Austria, on farms in Germany. construction work. and some course. the non-talking parties fall in on a lot of revenue. The battle over who is "No. I" Sweden. and Denmark. in other more qualified jobs could start talking again. Their made its annual appearance with industries In France and requIrIng more specialized conversation attached to the Notre Dame getting the nod over Germany, in hotels in training. warheads of nuclear missiles. four other 11-1 teams. This -PREDICTIONS- Switzerland. But don't count on it! brought the usual screams of Well, there are these jobs The purpose ofthis program is No year would be complete Naturally I had to include this anger from loyal fans. And they available as well as jobs in to afford the student an without a' President giving his section. Without it. the article all made good points. But in the Ireland, England, France Italy. opportunity to get into real State of the Union Message. would seem incomplete; and I final analysis, this self­ and Holland are open by the living contact with the people Well, maybe next year will be just won't let that happen. So, proclaimed expert thinks that consent of the governments of and customs of Europe. In this complete. The President gave his here goes! Ole Miss should have been voted these countries to American way. a concrete effort can be message to the chagrin of many "No. I". because they beat "No. I) Due to incredible demand, University students coming to made to learn something of the Barney Miller fans (Myself I" ranked Notre Dame. Spring and Summer will be Europe the next summer. culture of Europe. In return for included). To make matters Unfortunately. Ole Miss was shown through the same reruns For several years students his or her work. the student will worse. the speech was deader eighth in the Southeastern used down through the ages. and made way across the Atlantic receive his or her room and than a doornail (If one can Conference. which sort of ages past, and future ages to through A. E.S. Service to take board. plus a wage. However. consider a doornail once among eliminates them from , competi­ come. part in the actual life of the student should keep in mind that the living.) Most of these tion. Solution: Give-them an people of these countries. The they will be working on the speeches have at least one 2) The FDA (You test'em. we honorary "No. I" ranking. If this success of this project has caused European economy and wages controversial proposal; but this ban'em). will ban a horde of does not please the NCAA. then a great deal of enthusiastic will naturally be scaled one was what could be chemicals shown to cause cancer they should come up with a fair interest and support both in accordingly. The working considered a "safe" speech. Of in rats. They will base their playoff system. instead of American and Europe. Every conditions (hours. safety. course. there is no such animal; decision on the premise that all splitting up their divisions into humans are rats. and therefore. year, the program has been regulations. legal protection. so what did this scenario in work permits) will be strictly big bucks. and almost big bucks. will be affected the same way. expanded to include many more boredom accomplish? It.. students and jobs. Already, controlled by the labor managed to get the typical 3) The Federal Government. many students have made ministries of the countries reactions from both political acting on a survey made-up by application for next summer involved. parties. along with making the - WEATHER- HEW and the tobacco industry. jobs . A merican- E u ropea n Please write for further pu blic wonder if they were better will ~uccessfully reduce the Student Service (on a non­ information and application The weather in 1978 can be off with Gerry Ford. At least amount of people smoking. As a profitable basis) is offering these forms to: American-European put into two categories. Worse. speeches were exciting with all result. they will also increase the jobs to students for Germany. Student-Service. Weile ID. Bo.x and something beyond worse. In those mistakes and accidents. tobacco industry subsidy to Scandinavia. England. Austria. the New England region alone. 70.. FL 9493 Mauren. Liech­ 1978 saw the President hop astronomical proportions In Switzerland, France. Italy. and tenstein (Europe). aboard Air Force One. and four storms including two order to make-up for the embark on a nine country. N or·easters. have left us industries losses. thirteen day safari. He met with s~' imming in snow. ice. slush. and headaches (Which is great 4) Congress will pass President leaders from all over the Carter's proposed tax cut: Eurasian Continent. along with for the aspirin industry). The L.E. Association reason for this outbreak of bringing relief to all the typical leaders in the Middle East. With families in the United States. all the press coverage. it would snowIllS is known only by seem that the trip accomplished Mother Nature. Of course. it 5) In the same breath. Congress L.E.A. & L.A.E. a lot. But that was really not the could have been because we will raise income taxes by The Law Enforcement American Criminal Justice purpose. because I know "the weren't eating all our vegetables. removing certain deductions. It Association will be having its Association \\ill be holding its real untold story." You see, the and like all mothers. she was will be Douglass. and tropical air. Finally, they went I:riminal justice spectrum. All 'will be used to help finance the and will include both display Howard knows the public never up the East Coast dumping booths and a panel discussion. students wishing tll jIlin this to~acco subsidy. has any say in what is done with ­ everything one can imagine on The Lambda Alpha Epsilon association arc urgeJ tIl "ttenJ the country and its policies. innocent residents everywhere: 7) This article will end. this meeting. F epruary 3, 1978 THE ARCHWAY Page 7 'lyi ![psilon 'i ..... -=­ ~ Phi Epsilon Pi Sigma Io~a Xi '. First and foremost the Everyone psyched for a new Brothers of Phi Epsilon Pi hope semester? Hope you all had a =Q that everyone had an enjoyable GRE.EK good vacation. Pledgin is upon ...... vacation. It is now time for us to us again, and all the sisters are ..... get back to a little partying and really looking forward to alot of ~ some studying. fun. and a super pledge class as Q... The Brothers of Phi Ep would NEWS always. In a few weeks, we'll all like to wish the sisters of BSO be reminiscing about all the ~ and the brothers ofTEP the bery meaningful , memorable ' best of luck on their upcoming experiences that last a lifetime. ' := weekend. It will be an enjoyable We're also all anticipating a ; ~ time for everybody. successful basketball season in ; We are looking forward to store for our teams. Best of luck ~ winning the basketball season Pledging 1978 to all, and we wish all Greeks, with Tommy Appleton as our ' and those in the process, a happy ' coach. We know he will do a fine pledging season. ': job. By Donna Lampen Last but not least we would like to wish all our fellow Greeks Sigma Lambda Theta the best of luck with their pledge Well, it's about that time their fellow pledges and to also program. again. The Greek Letter Council become acquainted with the The sisters of Sigma Lambda has organized its 1978 pledging other greek organizations. Theta would like to welcome schedule. Pledging will Through pledging, the pledges everyone back · from vacation Tau Epsilon commence, for those desiring are given the chance to get to and hope you are ready for a big ad mission to t he eight know each other better and to semester. We wish Beta Sigma The Brothers of TE would like fraternities or six sororities here grow through the bonds that Omicron and Tau Epsilon Phi .to welcome all back and hope all on campus, on Friday, February fraternities and sororities offer. the best of luck on their Sno have a good semester. We wish 3rd at 3:00 p.m. At that time, Pledging instills a sense of love , Queen Weekend. all pledges the best of luck for the those accepted by the greek and belonging to those who Theta's annual Interest Party ' next three or four weeks. organizations, will be informed decide to make their choice. was held on Sunday. All who Last semester the TE-A of the rules and regulations of The Greek Letter Council, attended had a great time. It was bowling team had a successful the Greek Letter Council. along with the total greek body, a good to see the familiar faces, semester only losing in the finals Pledging will consist of wish all the pledges the very best again. by 29 pins. High bowler was various activities over a three to of luck. We all look forward to Now that Interviews are over, True Brown with excellent four week period. These welcoming all ofyou to the greek Good luck to all!! bowling by Lance Walsh, Dan activities provide the opport­ way of life. Denehy and Russ Neumann. unity for the pledges to know Kappa Delta Kappa Good luck TE Pledges, you'll Kappa Tau need it! !!! Alpha Phi Kappa The sisters of Kappa Delta The brothers of Kappa Tau Kappa would like to welcome The Sisters of Alpha Phi Tau Epsilon Phi would like to welcome everyone everyone back from vacations. ' Kappa would like to welcome back for the second semester. We would also like to wish all everyone back. We hope that The brothers of TEP would Over the upcoming weeks pledges good luck in the next few , you enjoyed your vacations and like to welcome back everyone pledging will be in progress and years. are looking forward to from vacation. It's great to be we wish all the Greek We would also like to wish : a prosperour New Year. back and we are looking forward organizations good luck with T~P and BSO good luck 011 their I' Well, pledging season is here to another semester. their pledge classes. weekend and hope to see We would like to congratulate and we would like to wish all of everyone there. our plet'lges the best of luck. It is Our A-team in Co-ed Barry Lynn for his outstanding volleyball has made the play-offs Sincerely, performance at "Phi Sig's a hard goal to reach but the rewards outweigh the diffi­ and we are looking forward to a The Sister of KDK Superstars Contest." Balry good year in basketball. finished in third place, culties. Once it's all the party exhibiting a very respectable begins again. Beta Sigma Omicron performance. Our congrat­ Tau Kappa Epsilon ulations to our advisor Jerry Delta Sigma Phi On primary purpose of Beta Ramos. for a first ·place tie in the Sigma Omicron's pledge Administrative Division. Barry program will be to ins!ill a sense The Brothers of Delta Sigma The Brothers of Tau Kappa and Jerry are commended for Epsilon welcome returning of unity in its pledges, which will excellence in exposing their fine Phi would like to wish the be as important for them when Bryant Students a happy New students both old and new. We athletic talents. would also like to wish the they become sisters as when they Sno'Queen Weekend is just Year and we hope everyone had are pledging. a good vacation. We would like Brothers of Tau Epsilon Phi and around the corner. Starting Our pledge program will be to thank everyone for helping us the Sisters of Beta Sigma February 8th, the Campus very active in a physical sense, make last Fridays Happy Hour Omicron the best of luck on your Follies will feature the talents of but more important, the pledges and Jelly Bean Party so weekend. the pledges of fraternities and will be educated to the successful. We are currently On Monday we elected the sororities. February 9th will be responsibilites of being a sister of rebuilding our basketball team , following brothers to next years the night when the Sno' Queen BSO and a Greek at Bryant. In and this years squad looks to be executive board: President­ candidates will compete for the addition ot our many traditional even better that last years. We Kevin Costello; Vice-President­ famed title of "TEP Sno' pledging activities, the sisters are had some very impressive John (Austin) Healy; Secretary­ Queen." On the 10th the mixer currently planning some interviews this past week and we Michael Sousa; and Treasurer­ will be held at the Pub, this will philanthropic projects, which would like to thank everyone Peter Dominici. We wish the be a great night of dancing. The will give the pledges their first who came for showing the newly-elected brothers the best weekend will conclude on the of luck in their new offices. We opportunity to work with the II th with the "Coronation Ball," interest in us. Those who sisters of BSO in our efforts to received bids will be notified in know that they will work had where winners of the follies and together to keep TKE the ,help the community we live in. Sno' Queen will be announced. the Rotunda near our bench No doubt about it--pledging today at 3:00. We wish TEP and number one fraternity on Good luck is extended to all the campus. will be tough. But through it we BSO the Best of Luck on there candidates. TEP and BSO have In closing we would like to hope to gain new sisters who will upcoming weekend. and a be proud of their sorority and ! been working very hard to make congratulate and wish the best of special Good Luck to Sam 1nd willing to work hard for it. this weekend the greatest ever. Dave. luck to all the pledges. We would like to invite everyone The Brothers of Michelle Martin to attend all of these functions. The Brothers of Delta Sigma Phi Tau Kappa. Epsilon Pledge Mistress

ij[nu ![psilon Page 8 THE ARCHWAY February 3, 1978 Women and Carrers Workshop Career Pla~ning A concentrated 6-week Career "1 would highly recommend it DO YOU KNOW ... ?'?? DO YOU KNOW .. .??? • Life-planning options which Planning Seminar is being to.,those who don't know what • 6 of 10 women high school • BRYANT WOMEN are can include hus band an1/ or offer4d to seniors and 2nd they want to do." graduates will work because of trained in fields where there are children in career dec1S1on­ semester jouniors by the Career "A good process oftechniques ECONOMIC NEED. career opportunities. making. Planning and Placement Office. and constuctive criticism that • More than one-half of all • BRYANT WOMEN are • Dual family careers. It is designed to help you in your can help the student become women with school age children trained in many typically non­ • How to handle those personal planning for a ·career. aware of the working world." work. traditional fields for women "illegal"questions that may "I feel more assured as to how come up in a job interview. . • Women with a college which can lead to better salaries. SESSION TOPICS FOR THE to go about my search. Also degree earn less than men with a • Stereotypes of women SERIES INCLUDE more confident and relaxed • BRYANT WOMEN HAVE workers. high-school degree. A CHOICE!!!!!! • Determining Your Career about the interviews." • Executive man and woman: The Career Planning and • Occupational Fields "A seminar such as this • Women on the average earn the issue of sexuality. Placement Office is offering a 3 ­ • Resumes and Cover Letters­ definitely adds to the college 60% as much as similarly Interested students should employed men for equal work. session workshop on: Tools of a Successful Job Search experience. What good is the ~ign up at the Placement Office WOMEN AND CAREERS Strategy college experience if one doesn't • In 1972, women were only by February 21 . Times for the know how to go about the task 7% of all the people earning • Job Interviews-including in­ Topics to be examined include: workshop will be determined by of finding his / her career and a SIO,OOO and up. class interviews with guest • The economics of the need the schedules of those students interviewers job." for career/ life planning. • Two-thirds of the 4 1/ 2 who are interested in • Evaluating Job Offers SIGN-UPS million professionally employed • The job market -- careers in participating. The workshop will • Campus to Job: The women are in 5 fields -- teaching, the '70's and '80's. If you are interested in be limited to 15 students. Transition nursing, social work, library • Legal protections for the Additional workshops may be learning more about this series, science, and dietetics. woman employee and applicant. scheduled, if needed. Class sessions will be held come to the CA R EE R Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12:00­ PLANNING AND PLACE­ 1:00 p.m., February 28-April 18. MENT OFFICE for informa­ tion and registration forms. You Let It Snow? WHAT DO SOME OF THE 23 must register by February 17th By Linda Holgerson SENIORS WHO HAVE to be considered for participa­ COMPLETED THE SERIES tion. The series will be limited to Ah snow! Isn't it beautiful? could, but not without making SA Y ABOUT IT? 25 students Desolate fields become everyone move their cars (in the shrouded in a fluffy blanket of pouring rain). Strike up another whiteness, and busy streets turn one for snow! Bell-Beard Intership silent as the flakes descend from Still not convinced that snow Five Bryant College students selected as Pell Interns; two the heavens. isn't aU that it's cut out to be? will be chosen for a special one persons from the R.I. Second But is it really as wondeful as it How would you like to have week Internship in the Congressional District will be seems'? The first few hours are a NIagra Falls coming in your Washington, D.C. offices of selected as Beard Interns. welcomed blessing--cancelled window? Don't laugh--I know Sen. Claiborne Pell and All applications will be classes, snowmen, traying--but if some students who had this Congressman Edward Beard. screened by a committee one takes a close look at the problem. Thcse poor souls The Bryant students will serve as established for the purpose; consequences of a N"ew England returned to their rooms only to Interns during their spring Bryant senior wi li h ave snowstorm, it can sometimes be find inches of water on the floor vacation (March 20-24, 1978) preference. considered more of a burden. and dripping down the walls. It under a special arrangement in Mr. Chris Vanluling, and I'm sure that many ~f you are seems that the mixture of the which the College will provide a piles of melting snow against the stipend to the five students to Intern last year, wi ll be available getting minorily agitated at my as a student "peer coun elor'" if point of view, especially any avid bottom floor's windows and the defray essential expenses. large amount of rain which was The Pell-Beard Interns will you have questions about skiing fans who might be taking housing, transportation, etc. the time to read this little article falling at the time caused this partiCipate in Congressional (after, of course, you've waxed dilemna. staff work, assist in developing Be sure to send m your your skis and cleaned your Photo by Sean McNamee Well, what do you say now? materials for future legislation, application form as oon as goggles.) Don't get me wrong--I fireplace with your family can be Sure, I love the snow and the and enfoy an evening program possible! Application forms and love to ski too. And I know tolerated occasionally. And the way it looks and feels , and the arranged by experience staff further information . may be winter wouldn't be winter hot chocolate and Scrabble things you can do with it, but aides to Sen. Pell and obtained from Prof. Glen D. without snow. But when it's in games were cozy too--for a aren't there some times when Congressman Beard. Camp .of the Social Sciences the wrong place at the wrong while. But after numerous you could just cry at that first Three persons, preferably Department, M-F at 12 noon in time I feel like packing my bags evenings of these activifies, I was fluttering flake? from Rhode island, will be Room 225 . for Bermuda. ready for a psychiatric ward. I Take, for example, winter guess I'm just not the family vacation (you know, those five type. Valentines Day Special glorious weeks when you had And what about our own absolutely nothing to do.) I can parking lot? I felt like I was count at least three or four times driving through a driving range off the top of my head that I had '. when I arrived here that Sunday. Send a carnation to your: made IMPORTANT plans to go Trying to find a parking space out only to find that no one was was literally impossible because Tnte Love (Red Carnation) able to drive because of (ahem) of the drifts . and snow banks. our dear friend, the snow. The Today the lot seems a little first few times weren't so bad. I better--the plows seemed to have Friend (Pink Carnation) mean, -sitting around the · cleared up the mess as best they Let's Get To Know Each Other Discover Yourself (White Carnation) The Counseling Center will be sponsoring a series of workShOps this semester. The following is a schedule of those workshops. Ifyou are interested in attending, please contact the Counseling Center Ext 342 for registration. . Send a message along... THE STUDY PROJECT thursdays, February 9 7-9 th~o~&!U'1.arch 16, 1978 Only50¢ (For Men Only) through March 13, 1978 ASSERT1NG YOURSELF Wednesdays, February 83:30-5:00 Sign up in the Rotunda 10:00 - 2:00 (Men and Women) through March 15. 1978 AWARENESS THROUGH Tuesdays, February 7-283:30-5:00 Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday MOVEMENT (For Students) • AWARENESS THROUGH Thursdays. February 164:45-6:00 MOVEMENT (Staff) through March 9, 1978 THE TIME OF April 4-18, 1978 3:30-5:00 Will Be Delivered On Valentines Day YOUR LIFE THE ARE OF Wednesdays, April 5-19 3:30-5:00 . RELATIONSHIP Another Service Of Brycol February 3, 1978 THE ARCHWAY Page 9 Innervlslon• • • It seems as though I've always lived my life for others My parent's hopes for me were so influencial . . My friend's opinions of me, so important. ' , But now they are secondary to my own needs because despite all the expectations and appeals of others. Poetic Interludes I must be happy with myself. Loneliness is something everyone experiences at some time or another. But when the moment is gone and all the pain of that moment js replaced by the joy of finding love, then the agony that was so very present Close Encounters is soon torgotten. By E. J. K. Freedom is such an easy word He existed in a dark void, but doe anyone really know what it means? Rarely venturing out to face the corrupt world. Yes, it means no commitments, living one's own life. Suddenly the darkness was shattered But it also means many lonely hours At a party by a girl's smile. wondering ifI~ ruIIv cares. They had a musical conversation. Empty _rk# Wa.... _ Ufity of love A close encounter. There were girls on the periphery of his world, But those who enticed him out of his isolation Were few and far between. After the Storm Those had a certain something which attracted his attention. By Jay Metzger A unique combination of natural beauty, intelligence and adventure. Hurried along by the Impatient wind, the snow All his previous close encounters, those he dared to face, scurried through the trees Ina curtain Had had boyfriends back home. His vision had already been implanted in someone else's mind. of white. The ground, covered with white, breathed a sigh He didn't put up a fight, But retreated to his unhappy security. of relief. For It was now protected from Mother Nature's This close enconter was different. beautiful. but destructive, anger. He knew she had a boyfriend back home BEFORE he approached Above, the gray sky reflected the gloom that her. gripped the Inhabitants below. He wanted to live in his own Peyton Place world like his friends. They peered out Windows, and from behind trees. One had gone out with a girl . They hoped for the best, but expected the worse. Who eventually broke off her engagement to someone else. For now, all they could do was walt. Another one was juggling two girls at the same time. They waited. "You can't make love to a postage stamp or over the phone" remarked a third. • • • • A solitary figure sheded his eyes against the He wasn't sure what or how long it would take To win hre love .. .if he could. blinding sun. N He was the first to venture forth and survey the He was tired of being "just good friends • captivating beauty left: by the storm. They shared alot in common. Wading through knee-deep he saw the trees He hoped she would give "them" a chance. snow, leaning on power lines for support In holding But should the ultimate rejection come, He at least could cherish the good times they did spend together Immense amounts of snow. Sometimes It wasn't enough, as strewn haphazardly While scanning the darkness in search of another on the ground, were power lines and weakened Close Encounter. · limbs. The t?lack pCelsius only. The next change would appear in September, when all of us." portable grand and scholarship on be forwarded to the state rainfall will be measured in millimeters and snowfall in centimell!rs. program. A grant is portable agency, where they will be Wind speeds will be reported in kilometers an hour 10 ~ Jvember. cont. from fl. 3. wI. 5 when a student is not required to screened. The bank, hopefully, The plan fo r giving the temperatures exclu i ely in Celsiu I ba 'cd stay at an in-state school. He can receives approval to make the reimbursed by the Fed, creating on problems faced by British weathermen. They reported the use the money at any institution loan, with the agency acting as a build-up ofdelinquent loans. A readings in both Celsius and Farhenheit and found that the people he wants to attend. The guarantor. loophole was filled when unconsciously blocked out the Celcius reading. The "cold turkey" programs in Connecticut and If default occurs, the bank is Congress made it against the law switch has been successful in Canada and Australia. . othing can Massachusetts are also portable. reimbursed by the agency. Since to default because ofbankru..PJfIJ .stop radio and television personnel f.rom converting the Cel ius Student loan applications these loans are federally for a period of fiveJ.-... readings back to Farenheit, but the National Weather Service hopes received by banks will from now guaranteed, the sta~e agency is student lea...... this will not occur. Should the proposal become reality, sales of thermometers with both scales on them will soar. The Midwest was hit by a major blizzard last week, kiU ing at lea t 79 people, according to a UPI story. Officials fear that more victims could be found beneath the 15-foot snowdrifts which were produced by 80-mile-an-hour winds. In Ohio, an estimated 200 motorists were BRYCOL Student Services stranded on the highways. State of emergencies were declared in Michigan. Ohio and Indiana. Foundation, Inc. New England had its share ofwinter storms during January as thre storms passed through the region within a week. Many deaths were reported. The greatest destruction occurred in Hartfo rd, Connecticut, when the roof of the Hartford Civic Center Coliseum collapsed at 4: 19 a.m. Between $6.5 million and $7 million will be lost in box-office s_lkme, and it will take at least two years to make repairs. . . is atcepting ap·plications Oswego, New York, has received 16 feet of snow thIS wInter. Residents in that town tie banners to their car radio antennas so t ha t they can be seen behind the 9-foot snowbank. Texans were surprised for positions open on the when a storm left five inches of snow in its wake. I t has been one year since the great blizzard in Buffalo, New York, and to celebrate the anniversary, the residtnts held a black tie party last weekend wit h Board of Di rectors. over 900 people attending. The reason the Northeast is receiving storms one after the"other is due to changes in the upper air flow. Last year an air mass over the Northeast blocked anv northward storm movement and consequently all storms ~oved due east out to sea. This season. t~e upper air flow is coming down the middle of the country and IS swinging back north up the Atlantic coastline. moving a-few hundred Applicati9ns are available miles east or west. When a Gulf storm gets trapped in the circulation. it comes up the coast. Rain or snow developes, depending on which side of the storm we are on - warm or cold. at the BRYCOl House. Extended Forecast--February 3-9 Look for some snow during the SPB's Winter Weekend. It Deadline: february 8. shouldn't accumulate to very much, maybe an inch and a half at the most. The rest of the week will be sunny and cold with temperatu res below normal. New Moon--February 7 Average length of daylight--IO hours 14 minutes Morning star for the month--Saturf\ Evening stars for the month--Venus, Mars, Jupiter February 3, 1978 THE ARCHWAY Page II Sno Queen Weekend Vandalism Chapter # 69 Those big lighted balls continue to hold their Tau Epsilon Phi and Beta place in the Auditorium. will take place in the Student fascination for the destructive Sigma Omicron are proud to Admission is 75e. Candidate Center. Entertainment will be and larcenous. Recent attacks present the 39th Sno' Queen forms are available to provided by Sterling Magee. have resulted in the toppling of Weekend February 8th to the recognized and independent Admission is 50e and guest yet another region (though this. 11th. organizations. They can be passes are $1.50. The weekend one did remain lighted!). More On Wednesday, February 8th picked up from Greg Rideout, wiII conclude on Saturday, imaginatively, another indi­ the Campus Follies will be Dorm 4, room 423. The limit is February 11th. There will be the vidual (believed a non­ presented in the Auditorium. 12 candidates for the event and Sno' Queen Coronation Ball in Bryantonian) last Saturday Admission is 75e and this event the fraternities and sororities are the Salmanson Dining Hall. decapitated a pole in front of the will prove to be very given first preference. Admission is $4.50 per couple. U nistructure and attempted to entertammg. On Thursday, Remaining openings will be on a Door prizes will be awarded. drive off with his find (for his February 9th the judging for the "first come, first serve basis." On Winners of the Follies and of collection'!). An alert member of Sno' Queen Candidate will take Friday, February 10th the mixer Sno' Queen will be announced. our elite security force, however, foiled the attempt, saving us all a substantial hunk of change. The temporary storage of the light in Livingston Taylor the Security Office inspired one prankster to rename the law Photo by J. W. enforcement unit. .. perhaps Not all performers have the opportunity to tour the campus, Security has a sense of humor talent and ability of Livingston chat with the President, and Vandalism Strikes Again! Taylor. His unique style offers a after all! sample SAGA cuisine{"they change of pace from the tried to poison me but didn't everyday doldrums of rock and make it.") roll. The Archway, represented by Jeffy Tuna, was privileged to Livingston Taylor indicated be granted an exclusive locker that he enjoys concerts very room interview with Live before much, although both Taylors his Wednesday evening said they don't like to travel. His performance at Bryant. wife, in fact claimed to get Taylor, along with his wife, his carsick as soon as they leave the dog, Rufus, and several of the driveway, although she doesn't crew were preparing themselves really mind as long as she can get for the performance. Taylor, home to sleep in her own bed. apparently straight, busied Rufus, who was once a bouncer himself restringing his guitar, in a bar, travels with them when which he does before every they're close to home. performance, and just relaxing. Liv said that he likes playing Liv had arrived on campus wherever people want to hear abour noon, and had had an . him; in fact, he wouldn't mind playing to an almost-empty Photo by Michael Branat house. He doesn't have to often, Photo by Jayne Morris Review: Ed Sullivan though; recently, he played at Appointment of Part-time Madison Square Garden with and Livingston Taylor Jethro TUll. He found the Protestant Chaplain experience "intense", but it was There was a vague sense of Taylor broke into a series of difficult to get close to the By Student Affairs Office anticipation in the gym children's songs. He switched to audience. We are pleased to announce Gettysburg Seminary, Gettys­ Wednesday night as Ed Sullivan the piano, and then to a reading When asked about his famous the appointment of John R. burg, PA, where he earned his came onto the stage. Ed is a of simple, childish poetry. At brother, James, Liv indicated Carlson as part-time Protestant Master of Divinity. He is familiar figure on the Bryant this point, some members of the that he sees him occasionally, Chaplain for the campus. Mr. currently pastor of Emanuel College social scene. He usually audience began to act as if but not recently. "Sometimes it's Carlson comes to us through the Lutheran' Church in West appears in the Country Comfort, Taylor had insulted their nice to be near one's family .. . " Rhode Island United Ministries Warwick, Rl. John and his wife where he is a favorite of the mid­ maturity, and started to get in Higher Education program. and daughter live in West week drinkers. Due to the size of boisterous and heckle him. Liv is realistic that he does not John will be working Ollt of Wam'ick. the CC and the state of the Seeming to take the insults share star status but claims he the Counseling and Chaplaincy We look forward to a audience, he usually generates personally, Taylor cut his doesn't miss magazine cover Center and will augment the on­ productive and mutually much enthusiasm and everyone reading short. exposure except as an aid in going work of Fr ~ Lolio. beneficial relationship with the has a good time. selling records. "Visibility is not Rhode Island United Ministries Wednesday night at the an integral part of a close and He is a graduate of Upsala in Higher Education orga­ concert, was, alas, different. The personal experience with College (A.B., Economics) and nization. audience was large and Sullivan fans ... they like me whether or not was unusually nervous. After I'm on the cover of Rolling making a few remarks about his Stone." Livingston considers Asserting Yourself uneasiness, Ed started playing. himself commercial, as "you're Judging by the level of applause, commercial as soon as you start the audience enjoyed the making money." This is a process where indi­ The workshop will utilize such performance, but something The artist feels no pressure viduals learn new skills to help techniques as demonstrations, seemed to be missing: the from his label, as he doesn't deal and cope with stressful, roleplaying, video replay. scripts and modeling to emphasize intimacy caracteristic of his currently have one; Liv says that conflicting and embarassing proper usage of skills. style. This missing element prefers listening to records to situations. . To register. call the Counsel­ seemed to detract from the total naking them, in any event. He The workshop is designed to impact. Sullivan's music seemed likes to watch "hype" bands, facilitate group interaction and ing Center at Ext. 342 for a brief . . ' follows a step-by-step program interview. Screening will take' to lack its customary flow, but such as Kiss, which he describes with a group leader who will place during the first week of the audience enjoyed the as a product ofmarketing; bands Taylor finished up with some guide the participants through classes only! performance nonetheless. of this nature need something to each phase. well-received banjo pieces, after maintain interest. Liv also sees Liv Taylor's performance was which he left the stage amid marked by a note of strangeness the importance of marketing to Class enrollment is limited. thunderous applause, banjo in . "Punk rock", which he regards from the moment he walked to hand, without ever acknowledg­ ASSERTING YOURSELF WORKSHOP I. (For Men Only) the microphone. Without any ing the audience's cries for an as merely a new name for "heavy Dates and Mondays. February 6 and March 13.3:30 p.m. to form ofgreeting to the audience, encore. metal", which was in turn a Times: 5:00 p.m. Taylor began to play I personally found the rehash of acitl rock. Taylor's immediately. Most of the performance quite imaginative favorite artists for listening to Registration: During the I st week of c1: sses in January - Rcgislcr material was original, and the and enjoyable. However, thanks are such people as Aretha in the Counseling Center, Ext. 342. audience responded faforably to . to a few ignorant people with . Franklin, Jonathon Edwards, ASSERTING YOURSELF WORKSHOP II. (Men and Wumen) the music despite Taylor's narrow minds, Bryant has and Ray Charles. Dates and Wednesdays, February 8 through March 15. unorthodox entrance. Only after managed to insult one artist, and A versatile performer, Liv was Times: 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. a few songs did he make an effort has laid the foundation for a an interesting and valuable part to get close to the audience. reputation for unappreciative of the SPB's Winter Weekend Registration: During the 1st week of classes in January - Register Everyone had a good laugh as audiences. festivities. at the Counseling Center. Ext". 342. Page 12 THE ARCHWAY February 3, 1978

Inquiring Photographer This Weeks Question: What do you think oftext book prices in the Book Store?

Dorreen Rossi--High prices and poor return policy.

Jeff Schneider--Too much for used books and not enough for the ones you resell.

Erin Noel--A little high I think . Photos by

Karen j\. ~Iiller

Gill Jeffrey--I haven't bought Paul Ponticello--Best buys are Interviews by anything but a comic book in in the cafeteria. four years. Craig Perry

~~~ Tlt EPSILON PHI - BETA SIGMA OMICRON

• .\" Y. Wednesday - Feb. 8 Friday - Feb. 1 0 ~.;. Campus Follies Mixer Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. Student Center 9:00 p.m. - 1 a.m. Admission - 50ft ~~ Thursday - Feb. 9 ~)~(~ Guest Pass - $1.50 Judging ciS~ Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. Saturday - Feb. 11 SNO:~ Sno' Queen . .,. x Coronation Ball Salmanson Dining Hall UEEN Admission - $4.50 couple ~,,~~ ~(w.. 'f'

.@.~'.:.. EEKEND\78 (' , . I • Music provided by STERLING MAGEE ~t:: $at both the Mixer and the Coronation Ball February 3, 1978 THE ARCHWAY Page 13 Economic Corner The Goodby'e Girl By Richard Spivack By Craig Perry In the past few years the burning energy plants. mentioned a new boldness as he keeps on his side and she on American public has been 6. Lobbying for auto emission on the part of business. Some of Movieland has a new love story on the silver screen. This is herS': subjected to a new kind of standard changes. us are continually shocked by Now the love scene. First the advertising by the large the reminder of where the power a Neil Simon flick starring These are only a few of the Richard Dreyfus and Marsha ten year old daughter develops a corporations of this country. No issues that companies are lies in this country. J\ supposed crush on him. Then it's like longer happy with the "good democracy in which the word Mason. addressing in what the Wall It unwinds the tale of an over daughter like mother routine. old" approach of convincing Street Journal calls a new wave and opinion of the American She starts to find him sexy in a consumers to purchase their citizen is held in high esteem. But thirty divorcee (Mason) who of "advocacy advertising". "wins" (Dreyfus) an actor for a special way. He comes home products, the intense concentra­ history has taught us about the drunk one night after a play he tion of big business in this All of these positions are "Robber Barons" who did not sub-lease apartment mate. She packaged in advertising falls in love with him and they was stareing in and she takes country (200 companies play by the rules and managed to care of him. The story develops manufacture 2/ 3 of all the language designed to influence amass great wealth and social live happily ever after. Too bad the American public and thereby it's not as simple as it sounds. and so does there love. Then one American goods) has made a respectibility. Or more recently day Mason comes home to find perceptible shift in its influence national policies. the oil embaq~o in which Before meeting Dreyfus, she Although the advertising would had just ended an affair with Dryfuss packing his clothes. Is advertising techniques, the likes immense profiteering took place this anoth dump job'! Will she be of which spell a new boldness by have us believe that all of this is at the expense of the American another actor named Tony. being done in the public interest, Basically, he dumped on her. left high and mighty by another business in a capitalist system consumer. Or need I say more member of the actors guild? threatening to evolve into in fact, it is done in the self­ than repeat the often mentioned She and her ten year old socialism. serving private interest of these term when referring to where our daughter were going to the land "Will you return'!" she asks The old "buy this product corporations, often in direct government really makes its of the sun-California, with him. He re~lies, "Of course I because it's better" advertising is conflict with the pu blic interest. decisions, "Smoke filled rooms". Tony. He of course left town will." Will he really? Since I still being used . However, in For example, in the energy What I am getting at is never without them and then for extra don't want to spoil your fun, you some industries, it is being field it is in the interest of energy before have the wielders of cash he subleased the apartment have to see it to find the answer. tp another actor. The only supplemented by a multi-million corporations to develop power turned to the American The next question is : Is it problem is that it was occupied dollar advertising campaign that resources they control as rapidly people for justification of their worth viewing. Definately. The with divorcee and child. subtly, but effectively comments and at as Iowa cost as possible. actions. Could this new acting is might good and the ploy This bad ex perience makes on economic and political issues Wheras the public interest is best commercialism be an outgrowth will keep y' ou away from the her very angery at alJ affecting various groups of served by cautious, orderly, of the Watergate era or is it candy counter. There is actually professional actors. So at 3 in the corporations. The most notable studied development making a possible a premise of the Carter a plot you can follow. That alone morning in walks Dryfus with advertising in this regards is concerted effort to recoenize as era under a facade od makes it worth while seeing. advertising by the energy and many of the externalities as popularism in which the reciept in hand for su bleasing the next three months. She can't Finally it has alot of class. I give auto industry advocating: possible. In many cases there is a American people would like to it five star~ in the T.V. Viewers I. Relaxation of laws for clean natural adversary relationship feel that it is they who are move out and he can't move in or can he. Well to make a long story hall of fame. I hope you enjoy it air standards. between the economic interests making the decisions. I know of as much as I. 2. Development of coal as an of the corporations and the no specific answer only that we short she let him move in so long energy source. environmental interests of the the consumers are in for a new 3. Deregulating the price of oil pu blic. (this is dramatically wave of conscience raising and WJMF Concert Report products. brought out to reality by the possibly propagandizing with 4. Granting tax incentives to Seabrook, N.H. demonstrations unfortunately the spoils going to By Lee-Ann Kenney the enerfy industry. and the current concern over the those who can outspend the At the Paradise Theatre in 5. C riticizing government LNG plant location on Prudence oppisition through costly with the public after his Boston... February 3 and required clean air devices on coal Island). I8xert.ising. recording of "Short People". 4 ... WA YLAND FLOWERS Well, all you short and tall AND MADAM-two shows people are invited to see Randy nightly at 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. in concert at the Leroy Concert Restatlrant Review February 5 .. . TRENT ARTER­ Theatre on Feb. 9 at 8:00 p.m., BERRY-one show only a 7:30 with special guest THE DIRT p.m. February 6, 13, 20 and BAND and MAC McAN­ The House of Moy 27 ... BLEND-one show only at NALLY. ' 9:00p.m. February 7 ... DUKE the kItchen was closing (abt. On Feb. 17, at 7 and 10 p.m., The Bryant College area service esta blis h melltS':" The 9:30). The Shrimp with Almonds AND THE DRIVERS-one liuffers from a sparsity of model fountain did add to the show only at 9:00 p.m. February DAVE MASON and BOB featured hidden shrimp, and WELCH will be in concert at the Chinese restaurants-especially scenery, though, trickling away fairly good vegetables (celery 8 ... CRACK THE SKY-one show only at 7:30 p.m. Coming Music Hall in Boston. g<:rml ' 'OII~: nie ~~oi Moy, throughout our meal. and water chestnuts). The February 12...ANNE MUR­ SANTANA, with special located at 95 Mineral Spring Cantonese Chicken was We began with "Polynesian" RAY guests EDDIE MONEY, Avenue, is one of fewer than half unspectacular, but not drinks. These particular ones at the Music Hall on Feb. 18 at a dozen of the species, and does unpleasant, with unerotic pea Okay KISS freaks, get ready bore the name of ''Chee chees" 8:00 p.m. not rate very highly. pods. The sampling of the because the show of shows is and were served in imposin~ Spend an evening with Visiting the establishment one dessert menu was precluded by about to happen. Those fire recent Thursday evening, we eating, blood spitting monsters HARRY CHAPIN on March 2 ceramic, which resembled' stone our late dining hour; our at 8:00 p.m. at the Music Hall. were ushered to our table gods, mugs complete with continued presence was delaying will be at the Providence Civic immediately. No reservations Center tonite at 8:00 p.m. So all On March 3, at the Orpheum porousels (which, as one curious closing. Theatre in Boston, TH E are necessary. Service was reporter discovered, actually you KISS freaks out there be prompt in the almost-empty All in all. if you're looking for sure and catch the show. OUTLAWS and SEA LEVEL resturant. The interior decor is functioned.) After we had begun a Chinese meal and aren't all that EMERSON, LAKE AND will be in concert at 8:00 p.m. banal and unimaginative, to relax. the appetizer (eggroll) discriminating, The House of PALMER will welcome back JIMMY BUFFET will be at alt hough better than the outside arrived. These were the standard Moy may be worth a try. their friends on Feb. 4 at 8:00 the Orpheum on March 9 at 8:00 appearance, which is that of a resta!lrant fare (i.e. excessively Otherwise, try Boston's p.m. as they appear in concert at p.m. Chinese McDonald's. And was vegertaria n). The entrees Chinatown; the prices may be the Boston Garden. On March 10, RUSH , with typical of most Chinese food followed hot on their heels, as higher, but the food is superior. BARRY WHITE with the special guests THE BABYS, will LOVE UNLIMITED ORCH­ be at the Orpheum at 8:00 p.m. ESTRA will appear at the ANGEL will be at the WJMF Staff Openings Providence Civic Center on Feb. Orpheum on March 12 at 8':'00 9 at 8:00 p.m. p.m., with special guests GODZ. ART GARFUNKEL, with BLUE OYSTER CULT and SP~~:::'OF 'i WJMF has immediate . DJ's'! Get involved. Ifinterested, i BEE BOP DELUXE will be in special guest DAN HILL, will be openings for persons interested see either Paula Vitale or Steve I THE WEEK fi in concert at the Worcester concert at the Springfield Civic in being a Disc Jockey. Help us Feinberg at the radio station. Center on March 19 at 8~ p.m. to expand our hours. Stop by the Memorial Auditorium on Feb. 9 GI Wednesday Nite I They'll also be at the Music Hall station anytime and sign up for Many other positions are at 8:00 p.m., and abo at the on March 30 at 8:00 p.m. atlO training. Training sessions begin available In Sales, Public Leroy Concert Theatre on Feb. I as early as this Sunday, Relations, News, Music, and II at 8:00 p.m. On March 23 at 8:00 p.m., Half' February 5. We could put you Engineerilfg. If interested, see Recently, RANDY NEW­ STYX and STARZ will t,e in ON THE AIR in only a few Steve Feinberg at the station. MAN has created quite a stir concert at the Orpl:o::: ·m. week's time!! Recorded live i But you don't like the idea of being a DJ? It sounds good, but at Gulliver's you think you'll he too nervous? i I Why not become a trainer and teach other people to become BE '. 'a' II Page 14 . , THE ARCHWAY February 3, 1978 To the Sesame Street lrilnF" Spring Break News Tax Service Glad you're all back. May this be the best semester yet. - Cookie Relaxed partying for your Providence, Rhode Island .... For Sale Monster eight spring break days . in John J. O'Brien, IRS District Mass Schedule dazzling Bermuda! Trip includes Director for Rhode Island, Contact Lenses hotel, flight, eight transfers. anounced today that taxpayers Ash Wednesday, Februay 8, Each room is equipped with can now order forms and Abe, Span, Kizzy, and Melody­ 2 Mas!>es Save on brand name hard and kitchenette. There will be a bay publications by caling a new, If you need a place to get away, 12 noon and 3:30 p.m. soft lents supplis. Send for free cruise, mixers and the clear blue toll-free, telephone numnber,l­ stop and visit. in the Auditorium ilIustrats.,d catal2B. Co~tact Lens Atlantic. Everything for just 800-225-0717 . Ashes will be distributed during Supplies, Box 7453, Phoenix $308.00 per person based on As in past vears. Rhode Island M. Elizabeth- If we need a life the Masses. Arizona 85011. quad occupancy. Deadline is taxpayers will receive their tax boat, I have got one. If we need Daily Lenten Mass almost here! Contact Louie at packages through tne mall. anything else, just ask. - Love, 12 noon, Monday-Friday 942-7700 or Gene at 944-4765. However, should additional Diamond Ring Francis in the Auditorium forms or publications be needed, the above number can be caled Good price. Can be seen by Sunday Pamella- Has anyTHING come anytime,24 hours a day, 7 days a appointment. $150 less than 12 noon Folk Mass in Rotunda Poetry Review retail. !h Carat for $540. I have up yet? We're waiting for you to ~ week. reciept from Zales. Broken have someTHING to show for The National Poetry Press Spring Break News Engagement. Call 274-9795 yourself. It's okay, take your Secretarial Awards announces time. We know your theme song The closing date for the between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. Lynn Roy has satisfactorily is "Down in the V ALLEY". - submission of manuscripts by Fly down to Florida for just completed the requirments for Your fellow Basket- Cases, College Students is: $148.00 round trip, a savings of the 160 words-a-minute Expert Squaky and Starz*k February 15, over 30 percent on the normal air Shorhand Certificate. fare. Less than twelve seats left! Personal P.S. Just remember. we owe you Any student attending either this! Mary Jane Colasante, Diane junior or senior college is eligible Contact Mr. RealI at 231-1200, Tetreault, Deborah Thomas to submit his verse. There is no Ext. 344. or call Gene at 944­ Valentines's Special have been awarded the Advance limitation as to form or theme. 4765. Personal Section!!! Missus K.- The snow was great, Shorthand Certificate for having Shorter works are preferred Financial Aid Submit personals by Tuesday, That wasn't all. Sure put a smile satisfactorily completed the because of space limitations. February 7. on. - Love. Master C shorthand requirments of 140 Each poem must be typed or Deadline words a minute. printed on a separate sheet, and Nik- It seems like an eternity To the pilots- What goes on Applications for financial since we've been together, but it's Marie Carlino. Patricia must bear the name and home when your door is closed? How address of the student, and the assistance must be filed each only 2 more weeks. I'm counting about instituting an Open Door Champoux, Patricia Cuddy, year. The review process will college address as well. the days. All Il}Y love. - Kitten policy this semester. Eileen Evers, Susan Fearn, take place during the spring Claire Gerry, Karen Haverly, Manuscripts shoud be sent to the Is Jay really the pinball queen. Office of the Press. semester with award notifica­ Donna Manzi, Sheryl Lake, tions being made around June I, Mr. Z. and Billy Beaver­ National Poetry Press Nick- Cute haircut. Karen Mazzacone, Jean Meyer. 1978. Corruption is determined by the Victoria Paffenback, Mildred Box 218 Sean- I'm still looking for a act, not the period of duration. ­ Riley, Barbara Spratt, and Agoura. Ca. 9130 I DPMA Notice picture of you for the Board. The U ncorruptables Susan Wgryniak have been The first meeting of the Billy Beaver- How many more awarded Advanced Typewriting Summer Jobs semester will be held on Njck- You must have kissed the close encounters with the Certificates for having Wednesday, February 7 at 3: 15 . ~Iarney Stone- I've never heard porcelain god are you going to completed the typewriting FREE Fifty State ...... in Room 361. Topics for anyone whb can talk and talk have this semester? requirements of at least 75 words Employer Directory. leJlQa discussion will include nominees without saying anything. a minute. stamped, self.adf.lttJt.QI. for officer positions. member­ Tom- The next time you are at a Kathleen Sander (86 wpm) and business size envelop. JlO: ship enrollment drive. and new SUMCHOICE, Box 530-S, fund raising activities. Thanks SPB for your loss for words, try saying "Nollo Joyce Williamson (81 wpm) te frangere mes lapides." have been awarded the Expert State College, PA 16801. If you are an active member enthusiasm and dedication Typewriting Bracelet for having interested in a leadership role, be during the past weeks and satisfactorily completed Backgammon Club there! New members and ideas Winter Weekend. - GMH and typewriting requirements of at are welcome to keep the club AMS Sue P- Thanks for the dances. - least 80 net words a minute. Meeting every Thusday active. See you Wednesday, Ray at 3:15 To my leg man- ThankS for February 7. Good Luck Phi-Epsilon-Pi Cathleen Anderson (96 wpm), Upstairs in the Student Center being such a special friend. Mary Bedard (96 wpm), and pledges - Ray Ronald Ronzio (97 wpm) have Spring Break News Beth - OOPS! - George- Sorry Kelly- Two Retards, Huh. - Ray benn recognized for their ... Wanted about the film- I wanted those Good luck Seniors outstanding achievement. College students will gather at pictures for you. E. L.O. musIc in Bill R.- Can you make it thru the Daytona Beach Easter week for the background.. . Lets get Student Directories the party of the year. Space is For Two Girls- large sunny semester? room. Wardrobe closets. together sometime.. .K?.at the limited so make your PIT? .. Fire.. .. Time....- Love Roni, Karen- It's nice know you. Connecting compartmentai Available reservations now! You-Peace, Your Buddy - Tim and Ray DAYTONA FIESTA--Your bath consisting of two vamtJes, The 1977-78 College special bus leaves Putnam, tub / shower, etc. Driving Directory of Students, Faculty Saturday morning, March 18 distance approx. I-I!h miles. and Staff can be picked up at the and arrives in Daytona Beach on Walking distance via Brayton­ Archway, Salmanson Dining Sunday morning. Stay six nights Mowery roads I mile. Interested Hall and the Student Center on at the Holiday Inn on the beach. parties call 231-1827. Mornings Friday, February 3 and Leave Daytona Saturday, best. Monday, February 6, March 25 and arrive back in Putnam on Sunday. Join your Ride wanted due South-as far as Reminder friends from other area colleges possible. Destination Maryland. for nine fun-packed days! Weekend of February 17, or Tuesday. February 7. is the $196.00 per person! Reserva­ sooner. will share expenses and last day for Add and Drop. All tion deadline is February 10, so driving time. Please reply to forms must be turned in to the for information and reserva­ P,O. Box 2595 . COUEGE I ADULT Registrar's Office by that date. tions, contact Sally at 232-0128. WINTER CLASSES Wanted: BEGINNING DECEMBER 14th One used camera; any type­ ATTENTION SENIORS reasonably priced. IMPROVE YOUR READING SKUS Contact Ray-232-0255 I Following are the companies coming on campus February 6.1978 • COMPRaENSION I • PHONICS • SPEED READWG I • STUOYSKUS through February 10, 1978: • VOCABllARY I • BUSINESS f«) . Monday - 2/6/18 Internal Revenue Service • TESTWG I • TEONCAl READING Tuesday - 2/1 /18 Penn Mutual Lost and FOR tXMUTf I\FORMA TrJN & CLASS samus Filene's CALl. Wednesday - 2/8/18 Uniroyal · Found JOtftSON 8t WAllS I READnG r4S11TUTt Connecticut Mutual Life .COU£GE : (401) 45&-1085 Thursday - 2/ 9/18 Sanders Friday - 2/ IOj78 Macy's N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Found ANY SENIORS WHO HAVE NOT PICKED UP THEIR Set of Keys on Leather Key INTERVIEW ~CHEDULES ARE URGED TO DO SO . Chain, 3 keys found near dorm . AS SOON AS POSSIBLE 13 parking lot. Keys at security . February 3, 1978 THE ARCHWAY Page 15 Weightlifting Football and

By Chris Blasko Basketball Polls? By Bill McKitcnen Weightlifting is a firgtIfr press, the barbell is lifted from eJrercise in a variety.ofways. The The college football and and went from ninth to fifth. ThE' competitive sport practiced by the chest in one pull, then pushed basic prinCiple lor bUllomg basketball polls seem to be U PI basketball balloting those conerned with staying in overhead. muscle deals with force working making less sense each season. consists of 42 coaches that are shape. Another exercise similar Weights can be lifted -for against it. By gradually Two ofthe biggest reasons is' that allowed votes. Here is a partial to weightliftillg, w~ight training increasing resistence over a some institutions are very list of where they come from; is also practiced by those who period of time the muscle popuhir with the voters and there exercise with barbells to develop becomes stronger. There are may also be a geographical Conference Teams Votes strength. People lift for a variety special protein diets that enable imbalance in the votes. Pacific 8 4 of reasons. The most popular body builders to acquire the ACC 3 At the conclusion of the Western Athletic Conf. 8 4 reasons for lifting are to develop additional stamina and strength football season, Notre Dame, Big 8 8 4 strength, improve physical required for serious lifters. Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, and Missouri Valley 7 3 appearance, increase power to Trimming fat and putting many Penn State all had 10-1 records. ECAC 64 6 succeed in other sports, or for unused muscles back into Texas lost to Notre Dame, Penn These coaches, according to physical rehabilitation. condition requires many hours State was beaten by Kentucky by UPI, are selected on t he basis of The tools of lifting consist of of work. It is also advisable to four points, and b.oth Alabama seriority and nonriety. However, barbells (long steel rods to which have someone work out with and Arkansas lost to Texas. The UCLA rookie coach Gary cast iron disks are attached), and you-just in case! Keeping in team that was eJected national Cunningham has a vote, whereas dumbbells (short barbells). shape has become very champion, Notre Dame, Dave Gavitt of Providence, T here are three main types of important to many people in the suffered their lone loss to very Danny Crum of Louisville, and lifts; the snatch, clean and jerk, U. S. The popularity of lifting is weak Ole Miss team. When one George Blaney of Holy Cross do and the press. In the snatch, the on the rise. Whether you're looks at who lost to who,it seems not. barbell is pulled from the floor toning up for this summer's the Fighting Irish should have So if you feel your favorite overhead in one motion. The beach days, or just working out, been ranked fifth. But the Easter team has been short­ clean and jerk consists of a lift to it's advantageous to you in the basketball balloting makes the changed, or that your favorite the chest, then overhead. To long run. football system look logical. football team was cheated out of A few years ago, Notre Dame the national championship. you • • • • • Slow Motion Basketball .....~-••- ••- ...~...... lost a basketball game to Indiana just may be right. • • • • • • • ., • 4 Most of Saturday's fans were Indians systematically attacked Now• they • go after• the• team• • Quinnipiac• • is led• by •its senior• senior guard Paul Seymour. back in the gym on Tuesday the slow-down style and that has been more trouble for college-division All-American Seymour has demonstrated why night when the Indians played eventually forced Rhode Island Bryant basketball during the Harold Driver. But Driver will he is considered one of the best host to intra-state rival Rhode turnovers. past nine years than any other have his hands full against the outside shooters in the East as he Island College. But instead of When the Indians pulled school in New England. Indians frontcourt of Mazzulla, has hit over 50 percent from the another exciting game, they ahead by twelve points midway It all takes place Saturday DeWitt, Steve Walker, Tom Box 'field in each of the past four watched thirty minutes of slow­ through the second half, the night in the gym as Coach Tom and Chris Avery. Those five games. motion basketball as the visitors Anchormen were forced out of Folliard and his high-flying have given the Indians the best Following Saturday'S game tried stopping the Bryant attack their shell. When that happened, basketball team plays host to front court attack in Bryant the Indians have two important with stalling tactics. the game was all over. Quinnipiac College in an 8 p.m. basketball history. home contests next week hosting There wasn't a shot taken for With freshman Ernie DeWitt game. DeWitt is leading the Bentley on Tuesday and Suffolk the first three minutes, and after and senior Paul Seymour Foiliard is hoping this individual scoring statistics with on Thursday. twelve minutes, the ball had only leading the way, the Indians Saturday's crowd equals or a 20 point per game average. The gone up eight time . outscored them 22-7 over a five­ surpasses last week's attendance 6'4" freshman sensation has But Bryant opbomore Dan minute stretch en route to a because the Indians will need all captured the ECAC Division MazzuUa summed it up after the comfortable 59-37 victory, their the help they can get. In the last Three "Rookie of the Week" game with, "They can slow us sixth straight. nineteen games against the award three times thus far this down, bu they can't stop us." They have knocked off a Braves over a nine-year period, season. Mazzulla was right. The ploy nationally ranked power and the victory totals read: Following close behind of Rhode Island coach Dave they overcame the slow-down Quinnipiac 17, Bryant 2. DeWitt in the scoring race is Possinger didn't work as the tactics of an intra-state rival. 1977 PINBALL Bryant Bowlers TOURNEY DURING SPRING BREAK Capture First On Wed., December 14, 1977, Bryant held its First Annual Pinball Tournament. With 170 VISIT DAYTONA By Mark Masley students participating, we awarded the top three scorers with trophies and the top ten The Bryant varsity bowling scorers with T-Shirts. The top team captured first place at the three finishers were· Howie for only $274.00 tax includedl Edward L. McCaffrey Memorial Rappaport-36 I ,430 . pts., Earl Tournament last Saturday in Vigoda-356,590 pts., and Joe Lowell, Mass. Bryant still stands Butler-34I ,950 pts. I would like 8 points behind league leading to thank all those students that WPI in the Tri-State participated. I would also like to Conference. thank· Mr. Walter Stadnicki Includes: Leading Bryant included all­ from . Stad. Distributing for events winner Paul Weisman, donating all the prizes and for who bowled an overall score of his cooperation in this * 9 days and nights at the Plaza Hotel on 1145. Weisman also bowled the to~rnament. highest single game for Bryant John Falardeau Atlantic Avenue. with a score of 245. Game Room Mgr. Rounding out the other dep ~rture from Boston on March 16, return scoring included Steve Miles * (II (0), Mark Masley (1115), and The Fall 1977 Intramural on March 24. Ed Zenhye(1113. Miles shot 3 Bowling Champions were the games of 200 or better, Masley 2, Gold Buds, They were Alan transportation to and from hotel. and Zenhye 2. (Scobee's) Muster, Greg * Bryant's next tournament will Gensler, Steve Levasseur, Neil be this Saturday at Auburn, Henrikson, and Alt. Bill Mass. for the ACU Region I Bundeff. The runner-up team INTEAESTED?--Call Gail at 232-0192. tournament. Bryant's five man was T.E. True Brown, Russ 40 person limit . $25 deposit immediately I team faces a grueling 9 game Neumann, Dan Denehy, Lance series which begins at 12 noon. Walsh and Alt. Bill McMahon. B ry a~t's _ main concern is whetber Paul Weisman can Thank You Sponsored through the, Alumni Association. withstand "9 s.traight games while John Falardeau using a 16-lb. ball. Game Room Mgr. ,

Page 16 THE ARCHWAY February 3, 1978 Bryant Beats Nationally Ranked Springfield Move into Third Place in N .E.

By Bob Dakers Folliard was especially pleased with the attendance at the game. Bryant upset nationaHy-ranked He said the "student body was Springfield, 75-63, last Saturday incredible." He felt Bryant was night. Springfield came into th( given a tremendous homecourt game with only one loss and was ' advantage because of the ranked second in New England, enthusiasm shown by the crowd. and fifth nationally in the Bryant will have to play well in NCAA's Division II. future games if they hope to be Bryant came into the game one of the four teams to be in the ranked fifth in New England, New England College-Division and as a result of the win, they playoffs. Folliard said that for moved up to third in the coaches the first time "teams will be poll with 36 points. Springfield coming in here looking to knock remains in second place with 37 us off. Instead of us trying to points, and Merrimack is first knock them off." He also with 75 points. stsated, that "a loss to either Bryant took a 33-30 lead at the Quinnipiac, Bently or end of the first half. They were Assumption would hurt our paced by the play of freshman Photo byMichaelBrandt chances." foward Steven Walker, who Cheerleaders Stimulate the Bryant is playing Quinnipiac made six of seven shots for Ernie Dewitt Skies Over Bryant Fans at home Saturday night, and twelve points in the first half. Springfield Bently at home next Tuesday. Bryant had led by as many as Paul Seymour's shot put Bryant Both teams are in the top ten in nine points in the first half. on top to stay. Dan Mazzulla New England. Getting off to a slow start in then followed with a three point Show your team the support a Athletic Shorts the second half, Bryant managed play and the Indians had built a top ten team deserves to keep it only two points in the first seven four point lead. moving towards the top. World mile champion John A native of North Providence minutes and Springfield took the Springfield could not get Walker of New Zealand will and a graduate of pr:;:' lead 42-37. But Ernie DeWitt hit within two points the rest of the Here are the eighth weekly undergo surgery on his leg and College, the 6-foot Oi . . , on back to back baskets, and game. Bryant went on a tear and UPI coaches' rating of Division will not compete in the indoor signed a two-million dollar, consistently hit. It was DeWitt Two college basketball teams in track meet at Los Angeles this year contract with the Buffalo and Mazzulla underneath, while New England: weekend. Braves in 1973. Seymour continued his hot He was Rookie-of-the-J._ Division II shooting from the outside. At Doctors have advised him to for the 1973 season, but .,. one point, Bryant enjoyed a 73­ I . Merrimack 75 have an operation to relieve portions of the next three years 52 lead. 2. Springfield 37 pressure in one of his legs that on the Buffalo bench. He was Bryant had balanced scoring 3. Bryant 36 restricts his circulation. The traded to the Lakers before the from four players. DeWitt was 4. Sacred Heart 31 muscles in his leg expand and start of last season. high man with 19 points, 5. Bridgeport 15 tighten after thirty minutes of . DiGregario, w ho j o i n s Seymour had 17, Walker 16, and 6. Quinnipiac 14 sustained running, cutting off Providence teammate Kevin Mazzulla II. DeWitt also led the 7. Assumption 8 the circulation. After the Stacom in the Boston backcourt, team in rebounding with II. 8. Bentley 6 operation, Walker hopes to be has averaged 10 point-7 points Mazzulla followed with 9, and 9. St. Anselm's 5 able to continue training for the and 4 point-t assists per game in Walker had 7. Bryant got good commonwealth games at his four full NBA seasons. ballhandling from Mike Edmonton in August. Boston is expected to place J o BRYANT COLLEGE Travassos and Bob Mahon, as The NBA has reinstated JO White on the injured res.e rve Springfield tried unsuccessfully STUDENT BODY BECOMES forward Kermit Washington list to make room for Ernie " D." VOCAL to apply full and half-court following a 60-day suspension White, who played in 488 pressure. for punching Houston's Rudy consecutive games before Coach Tom FoUiard called By Joseph Welch Tomjanovich. Washington was missing last night's contest Photo, byMichael Brandt the game Bryant's "best team suspended while a mem ber ofthe against Indiana, is bothered by a performance" so far this year. Last Saturday night 1,900 . Los Angeles Lakers, but has sore' . foot. The Indians Dominate the Bryant committed only seven screaming students packed the since been traded to Boston. He Backboards turnovers during the game. Bryant College Gymnasium to will be allowed to play on The New York Mets have watch the Bryant College i'nvited righthander Bill Greif, a • lIIl11l1nlRIIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIUlllllllllllllllliIllIlIllIIllIllIlIlIllIllIllIllIllIIlIllIllIllIlIlHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.. February 10. basketball team play nationally veteran of six major league ranked .Springfield College. Ernie DiGregorio was waived seasons, to their St. Petersburg, When walking into the gym, one 'y the Lakers Monday. After he Florida, spring training camp. i - lNffiAMURALBOWLING The 27 year-old pitcher sat out I could feel the excitement as the cleared waivers this afternoon, large crowd watched intently the Celtics signed him to a trial last season after being released while the team warmed up. contract and said he would in by the Montreal Exp os , I for all students I Then, as the starting lineup of uniform tonight when the Celtics Previously, he pitched fo r the 5t. DeWitt, Mazzulla, Seymour, face the Lakers at Boston Louis Cardinals, San Diego Walker and Travassos rang over Garden. Padres and Houston Astros. the loud speaker, the crowd Monday, ~=~etThursday showed its excitement with Scores as of Feb. 2 I I round after round of applause. This excitement lasted Recond 13-3 throughout the hard-fought game. When Bryant started to Score H igti" Scorer i Limited to 24 Teams I pull away from Springfield in a 5 E flurry, and Dan Mazzulla Bryant 93, Worcester 53 DeWitt 16 § ~ dunked the ball, it brought the Quinnipiac 84, Bryant 82 DeWitt 32 § 5 crowd to its feet in an uproar. Bryant 109, Nichols 61 DeWitt 20 Bryant 80, So. Conn. 65 Avery 27 i 75% Hand..~p ; In talking to Coach Folliard Bryant 92, Lowell 79 Seymour 24 after the game, he thought the Bryant 85, Bridgeport 67 DeWitt 20 5 I crowd made a big difference in Bryant 81 , RIC 75 Avery 29 § i the game. He commented, "This Bryant 93, SMU 63 DeWitt 25 ~ I vtas the first home game where the team had a real home court Hartfurd 69, Bryant 60 Walker 16 ~= So sign up now with John in the ~= advantage. The crowd gave the Hartwick 84, Bryant 68 DeWitt 30 Seymour 18 ~ Game Room with a $6.00 team ~ team a big emotional lift which Bryant 67, Oneonta St. 56 = = helped the team in winning." Bryant 73, SMU 68 DeWitt & Mazzulla 15 i deposit. We start bowling on § He feels that the crowd will be Bryant 84, Babson 75 DeWitt 33 ! Monday, February 13. ~ important to the team in their Bryant 75 , Springfield 63 DeWitt 19 quest to make the ECAC Bryant 59, RIC 37 Tournament. Bryant 85, Barrington 68. 1llllllllllllllllllllllllillUIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIUllllIUIIIIIIIIIHUIUDIIIIIIIIIIJ