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Vol.LXXXII, Issue 17 TRINITY COLLEGE, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ! February 14, 1984,

New Coordinator Plans For Future by Ross Lemmon Zurles a very tentative schedule of Senior Staff Writer programs was proposed includ- ing, for the near future, Women's Judith Zurles, who has an ex- Health, assault prevention and self tensive background in counselling defense, and for around exam and who most recently created a time, programs on study skills, Women's Center and Maohecad time management, stress manage- Community College where she was ment and relaxation techniques. Director of the Lifelong Learning Zurles also plans to continue the Program,, has recently taken over lunchtime series which has been as Coordinator and Counselor at very successful for the Women's the Trinity Women's Center, lo- Center in the past. cated on the third floor of the . For the time being, in addition Mather Campus Center, one flight to her counselling responsibilities, up from the Washington Room. three days a week which she feels With only three day's experi- should. be extended to meet the ence at Trinity, Zurles was under- needs of the student body, Zurles standably not able to be very is occupying her time in getting a specific yet as to what responsibil- feel for the relationship between ities her position entails, but she the Women's Center and the rest was able to make some general of the College community, "tal- comments as to what she would king with a lot of people and find- like to see the Women's Center do ing out what they feel is lacking Photo by Penny Perkins in the future. As coordinator, in what is offered to the College Zurles will be in charge of initiat- community by its organizations, Karen Rodgers in action against Bowdoin last Friday night. Also shown are Robin Black, left and Sis ing programs dealing with wom- and trying to get some idea as to VanCleve, right. en's issues and with developing the what they would like to see the resources and generating the sup- Women's Center do to fill in the port with which to implement gaps." If possible, Zurles would Colby Abolishes Frats; Amherst them. In line with her belief that like to coordinate the activities the Women's Center has "the in- and events sponsored by the terest of everybody, not just Women's Center with those spon- To Make Decision This Month women, in mind," Zurles says she sored by other organizations on by Andrew P. Yurkovsky 90 to 29 recommending the absolu- suidenfs . demonstrated on No- would like to see a "broad spec- campus, particularly the Trinity Senior Staff Writer tion of fraternities by the end of vember 11 i? support of fraterni- trum of programs" implemented Women's Organization and The the academic year. Acting Presi- ties. According to The Amherst covering a wide variety of topics Trinity College Coalition of Black Fraternilies have been abol- dent G. Armour Craig has also Student, the college newspaper, for many people, including the Women. male population as much as pos- ished at Colby College. A com- spoken in favor of banning fra- 85% of those students polled fa- Like many of the other organi- mission appointed by Colby's ternities. vor keeping fraternities. Less than sible, as well as the faculty, staff, and the Hartford community." At zations on campus created for trustees has concluded that fra- half of Amherst's 1,500 students ai'e fraternity members. a recent staff meeting attended by ternities ' 'no longer serve an over- Approximately 250 Amherst continued on page 4 all constructive role." Amherst College will deicide upon the fu- ture of fraternities later this Feature Focus month. Colby's trustees voted unani- mously at the end of January to abolish the school's eight fratern- Jacobson Tries Nautical Experience ities and two sororities. Immedi- ately following the decision, by Gregory O. Davis. voyage aboard the Westward, a curly hair who are either Ph.D's ence of a different instructor. The fraternity and sorority members ' Features Editor 125' schooner he spent more time or fisherman." Jacobson at- nautical science course taught stu- started a large bonfire in protest on land in the Carribbean. His tended classes from 8:30 to 12:00 dents "how to sail a boat," says of fraternity row. A "Coalition Michael A. Jacobson '85. re- • semester is, thus, broken in three with labs in the afternoon. The Jacobson. "We learned how boats for Fraternities" has since been turns to Trinity after spending last sections-land, sea, land. three classes were Introduction to operate from taking apart engines formed at the school, but so far it semester away on Sea Semester, During his six weeks on land in Oceanography, Introduction to to radar plotting and celestial na- has taken no action. The majority sponsored by the Sea Education Woods Hole Mike attend classes Nautical Science, and Introduc- vagation." Oceonography was of Colbay's 1,600 students sup- Association. On sea semester Mike that would prepare him for oper- tion to Maritime Studies. The what Mike calls a "serious science port fraternities and sororities al- spent six weeks in Woods Hole, ating the various facets of a boat. shooling was all held in one class- class." It was this feature that at- though only 20% of the student Massachusetts, preparing for his "Woods Hole is populated by a room, and the personality of the tracted Jacobson who was looking body belongs to organizations. days at sea. After his six. week group of men with beards and oroom was changed by the pres- for a biology program for his Jun- The fraternities and sororities, ior semester abroad. which will be closed down on May The students on the program 20, will be replaced by a "residen- became a close-knit group very tial commons" system, consisting quickly. They spent the first of four self-governing communi- weekend in Woods Hole at Gay- ties. Each community will be amde head Beach enjoying the nude ba- up of four to eight dormitories, thing in the beach's mud baths. each centered around a dining Fifteen to twenty out of the 22 hall. students would socialize together A governing council for each and do their 4-5 hours of of community will be composed of homework after dinner. "You student representatives from every could never blow off your work dormitory unit. There will be at for any one night. You always had least one faculty member in resi- to do some work," claims Jacob- dence in each community which son. will also have eight to fifteen The same group of 22 left "faculty affiliates." Woods Hole after six weeks for In addition, Colby plans to the "at sea".portion of their se- build a large social center that will mester. Each person had a watch accommodate 600 to 800 persons. schedule in which they were as- The trustees of Amherst Col- signed to either deck, lab, engine- lege will meet on February 25 to roomi'.Qr galley.. "Galley duty was decide wheter of not to abolish the worst. You were the 'galley fraternities there. Before his '.slave' cooking for 35 people, wak- death, former president Julian ing up p 5:0J)arn to'sei the.'table Gibbs sent a report to the trustees and spending six hour's''in the that was critical of fraternities. On dish room." As the students be- November 29, Amherst's faculty The 125' Westward is part of the Sea Education Association's Sea Semester program in which Michael adopted a resolution by a vote of Jacobson, '85 took part last semester. continued on page 4 Page 2, THE TRINITY TRIPOD, February 14, 1984 Anno uncem en ts ClNESTUDIO portunity to gain insight into If these times are convenient Career Counseling government contracting. Ability for you, please leave your name, TONIGHT The Hartford Consortium is to work well with public and by box and phone number with Mrs. Mon Oncle 7:30 sponsoring a Summer Camp Jobs phone. 10 hours per week, 3.50 Noonan, (ext. 432) so that an- A film by Jacques Tati. M, Tulot returns , this time he shows a little Fair for area colleges and schools. per hour. Contact Kathy Mills in other time can be arranged. boy who lives in an antiseptic modern house* with his germ-fearing Over 55 summer camps will be Financial Aid. mother how to have fun in the city. Delightful comedy. 120 min. represented. Check out their General Information openings and talk with their direc- Scholarships meetings Shoot the Piano Player 9:45 tors. February, 27, Gengras Stu- The CT Environmental Health Those students interested in dent Center, 11-4:30. University Association offers a $500 schol- studying abroad for Fall Term Director: Francois Truffat. A fast-paced tribute to the American gangs- of Hartford. FREE! arship to CT resident entering the 1984 or for the 1984-85 academic- ter film centers around the former concert pianist, now playing piano in Teaching Internships: Lincoln field of environmental health. year should atend a general infor- a cafe, who becomes involved with criminals. Unpredictable and still School in Providence, RI has Apply between April 1 and Sept. mation meeting. All these meet- fresh and exciting. 84 min. openings for the coming year in 30. ings cover the same information; several areas. Because the Head of Wednesday - Saturday therefore, if a student has at- the school will come to campus on The Lions Club of Hartford of- The Chosen (PG) 7:30 tended ine in the past, he or she March 5 to interview interested fers three scholarships to residents need not attend another. The next seniors, resumes must be mailed of. Hartford or surrounding Cast: Maximillian Schell, Rod Steiiger, Robby Benson, Barry Miller. few meetings to be hid in Alumni immediately. Come to.CCO for towns. Preference given to fresh- This film, based on the novel by Chaim Potok, tells about the friendship Lounge, Mather are listed below: more information. . men, Fine Arts and Humanities between two Jewish boys, one with the strict Hasidic upbringing and the Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1:30 p.m.; other from a more secular family. A war-m, nostalgic story set in Brook- Junior Women interested in fi- students. Application deadline is Thursday, Feb. 23, 10 a.m.; lyn after World War II, quietly evocative and full of local color and nance: Come to CCO right away April 1. Wednesday, Feb. 29, 10:30 a.m.; traditions. 108 min. for information on NYC intern- Tuesday, March 6, 3:15 p.m. Betrayal (R) 9:35 ; ships. Application deadline is late The Business and Professional Study in Greece February. Advertising Association offers a Cast:Jeremy Irons, Ben Kingsley, Patricia Hodge. Adapted with great scholarship of an unspecified Katharine M. Butterworth, Di- success by the author from his play aboutt a love triangle involving three Financial Aid amount to juniors persuing inter- rector of the Study-in-Greece prog close friends over a period of nine years. The story is presented in reverse, Applications for financial aid next ests in business with emphasis on will be visiting Trinity on Mon- which imparts a special emotional coloration for the audience. Truly year are available in the Financial marketing or advertising. Dead- day, March 5. Students interested exceptional actinng. 95. min. Aid Office. Students currently re- line is April 15. in the possibility of a study abroad ceiving aid should have received program in Athens should make Sunday - Tuesday renewal materials in their campus Foreign Study plans to speak to Ms.. Butter- Hollywood Outtakes 7:30 worth sometime between 2 and 4 boxes. AH other students should Announcements 1983. Compiled by Ron Blackman and Bruce Goldstein. Nostalgia and p.m. in the Committee Room of stop by for applications. Deadline Are you interested in foreign trivia galore! Movie idols of the 30's, 40's and 50's fluff their lines, Mather Campus Center. ^_ for financial aid form is March 1. study but do not know where to present public service messages and do publicity bits. Funny, glamorous, Deadline for Trinity application: begin? Are you having difficulty All students please complete sometimes ironic when we know about their private lives. Something April April 16. choosing a country or program? and return the athletic survey to different and entertaining from the good old days. 83 min. Job. Small Business Administra- If so, you can get help from Ad- your R.A. by open period. tion has sent us a revised descrip- rienne Lotoski, the Student Assi- Notorious 9:10 tion of their student position. tant in the Office of Foreign Study Packets for the position of Co- Person will screen applications, Advising, in Williams Memorial ordinator/Assitant for the 1984- 1946. Director: Alfred Hitchcock. Screenplay: Ben Hecht. Cast: Cary disseminate info to public, moni- Room 118, at the following times: 85 academic year are available in Grant, Ingrid Bergman, Claude Rains. Suspenseful cloak and dagger tor activities of consultants. Op- Wednesdays from 9:00 to 10:15 the Office of Residential Services. doings about the daughter of a treacherous German who is paid as an a.m. and from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.; The deadline for filing is February American agent to spy on the head of a German industrial cartel in the emmmf Fridays from 9:00 to 10:15 a.m. 17. Rio. 101 min. tit \m A OlPOFCOFf&f Cutie Pie, Billy Boy, To Louise, Shelby, Jeanine, Dear Monica and Susan, STRAIGHT UP/ Hello, What's New? You're You're a sweetie and I want to Tracy, Lynn, Mary, Lori, Laura, Smile and be happy. Remember The Only One I Want To Do wish you a happy Hearts Day. Leslie, Barbara, and David. you'll always be in my heart. I I Something Freaky To. I want to Have fun. Love and neurons forever from a ' love.you. Happy Valentine's Pay^, take a Secret Journey in the Dark- Love, secret admirer. Your roommate, Q ness, so Stay With Me Tonight. Liz Maria Now Don't You Get Mad, be- My dearest Laverne, cause I'm always Hungry For You Doiig, Can you pick yourself out of a To the sexy Trinity cheerleaders and Love Will Find A Way, 1 have And you said you didn't have crowd? If so, come to my room (M. ,A. ,J. ,G. ,M.) Thanks for I a feeling Somebody's Watching any valentines. Yes you do! tonight. the loyal support- it is much ap- Me, makes me want to Jump! But, Love, I'll be waiting. preciated. we can't Slow Down now, cause Liz Much love, Some fans I'm Stuck On You. We'll be Run- S. ning With the Night...All Night Sir Thomas Tom (of Appledore)- CJOFFCB IMS YOU CALM Paula and Glenn, •MW5&F pm mu IT PICKS Long. Andy Crow, We appreciate all that you've yOV UP/ ANPMW0F1H& Chippahwah You are the knight that I adore. I think you're adorable!!! done. Thanks for loaning us your An assymetrical admirer. home. Hope you have a happy Your six-year-old Valentine's Day! sum® / i To all women of color on the ASIA m coffee warn® a Dear Arbo, My dearest ASOBT- Trinity College Campus, Roses are red "In which CLB loves MBB and Have a beautiful Valentine's Surprise!! Bile is green: they live happily ever after..." Day. Lia and Rob, you are two of I like you head to toe Love, hugs, and kisses, Men of T.C.B. the nicest sweethearts I know! But especially in between Abercrombie We love and appreciate you Have a happy Valentine's Day! Happy Valentine's Day Don't eat too much chocolate! 1 James Joyce (Leopold Bloom)- Chiky To the Funston Crew: Guess who? I believe in you. Just don't go The Chick loves ya! Shirley, blind! 5-AliveC Pen, Barb Happy Valentine's Day from me Love, Happy Valentine's Day to two to you. Nora (Molly) L.G.-- wonderful roomies and friends. Hope your wishes come true! Pretty cute little one, my room Thanks for putting up with me. Feelings for you I love to show at 11p.m. for a surprise. See you Love, Really wanted you to know! in Bible...one of these days. Eva Laverne Martha: P.S. Someone please do the dishes Is everyone like an onion? Stuart: Michael, Think about that for a while! Happy Valentine's Day to a This day would be made perfect Happy Valentine's Day to a very special friend! You are one of the if you would only say that you will special person! best things I'v.e found here! To M.H. be my Valentine. Guess who? (Sound familiar?) "Therefore be at peace with Love, L.K-.V. God, whatever you conceive Him Your little Janet To Gumby's Greatest Fan! to be, and whatever your labbors Will you be my greatest Valen- i Carol: and aspirations...Keep peace with Dearest Boo Baby, tine? I'm too shy to ask in person How about some squid for Val- your soul...Be cheerful. Strive to Have a Valentine's Day! EH! so please read this valentine from entine's Day? Have a great day! be happy." Please wish Oscar a good day, too. me'to you. Love you, buddy! Love, Subby you tubooh nuh bite. Shy L. A.S. Love, Ted Dren . OR B IT fill Phone 547-0263 JUST A BUNCH Cindy W. Let it be said "He was OFHOOeY? a fellow of infinite bad mirth and equivocation would be his undo- TRINITY PACKAGE STORE ing." Hopefully not soon. : CHOICE WINES & LIQUORS Hartford HamJet

To Mary Ellen, Alexandra and 10% DiSCOUnt on Case Purchases Lee Anne, 219 New Britain Ave., Hartford, Conn. Be my Valentine's darlings and,I'll love you all forever. (corner Henry St. next the the Tap Cafe) From Jim February 14, 1984, THE TRINITY TRIPOD, Page 3 To Paul-- my favorite ooky, Roses are red M.P.S.- Air Bear, Lisa and Carol: Join me in a throw or two? Violets are blue I'm so glad you're here- I am You get 745 merits for making. For a couple of freshman you're Happy Valentine's Day! When I think of dead mice too. me fly high. So glad you navi- alright. Glad I got to know you. Love you, I think of you! Love you, gated your way into my life. Happy Valentine's Day you wild Sharin Be mine, Ashley. Alex Love, women! Snookums Elaine Lizzie...The Great Tall One Floyd Gates and Charlie W.~ Our wandering traveller I couldn't have done this and Skipper, My Sweet Baboo— Happy Valentine's Day! Ted Coxe is our Valentine's God- wouldn't be here without you Our condolences for your pneu- I love you more than ever (How Love you, guys. monia and tonsiltectomy senior much does "ever" love you?) Sharin Second Floor North Campus Thanks and love, year in H.S. You make our hearts Sally Alex "Pitty-pat" Kathy (Smegma-Breath), Boopsie— Happy Vaalentine's Day. Dear David, Here's to your lovely layout, Give me your hot monkey love! A.W. Love, You're my favorite "goomba" ominous organ, and mealy mouth! Your Secret Valentine I miss us, but there is still magic Midge, Missy, Muffy, and Wench and I love you! I can't wait 'til Love, Happy Valentine's Day, Ted Coxe somewhere. XOXO June! Dowdy and Slovenly from a hot freshman blonde. Love, Love, A.S. Dearest Darling Dan, Janice. To Ben- the foremost authority Roses are red Our second Valentine's Day to- on Moses Brown, Violets are blue Dave- gether- so where are the flowers, Kim, Beth, and Julia" Has Karel found his beepers?! Everyone knows, Grant, 3's better What's there to say? candy, and card? There's still Happy V.D. The gift that lasts Happy Valentine's Day! than 2. Thank you — you're beautiful. time. Happy Valentine's Day! forever. : • Love, T.K. andR.H. L- Who else? : : Sharin A.S. JuJu: " -.,: , • -• : Hi Ken. Andrew, Give up on Greek gods, ants, Gates,- L'amour ideal n'existe pas...But I C.C.T.V. Nice butt. (Rishe.) Whenever I need you, you're and balding actors. It's time to Portage, Eagle River, Denali, sure do like you a hell of a lot. "Let's pretend we're married and there. throw the Harlequins on fire and the highway, Moose-- How 'bout Love? go all night..." (n.s. not) Thanks I love you. marry the librarian(s). it!?! The hopeless idealist for always enduring. Stephanie ' • ' -. P.S. Love stinks. Let's be frus- Liz XXXOOO trated togeher. Happy Valentine's Day, God Jr! Dear Men's Track: Paul, Heartfelt wishes from all your It's Valentine's Day, Hernan! Hey you guys- do you use those Kathy: You're fantastic, I love you, subordinates at Cinestudio B.F.D.! legs for anything else? Thanks for everything. Keep happy day, and thanks. You're a There is a solus h. Te amo. Secret Admirers passing the open windows. real buddy. Dear Phoebette, Always, Love, • Liz I've only known you for a cou- your morona TO: R.W. & C.Z. E.. ple of months, it's true, but I am I love you both, you sexy things! Sharin, lucky to have such a friend as you. Chick, honey, girlie! Love, Princess Charming: Thanks for being there when I I love you, Home soon enough we'll be get- A.T.S. So how's February in Vermont? need you. Hoping for another Paddington ting a carat and a white fur for Do you prefer hot tubs or hot Mac truck? Happy Day! Valentine's -"I can't let go To Tony Craft: lights? Is it not on the conscience Love, Susie, now..." Watch out Butch! Thanks, hon, for 15 months of of man to love everything till Liz An extended Valentine wish to incredible joy and happiness. proven guilty? Stay away from my heart sister! Here's to a great Funston crew and Five Alive, I Looking forward to manymore. freshmen. Sis, friend and that initial bottle of love you all. '84 will be the best! Love ya much! Love, Thanks for being such a good wine last Saturday! Get psyched Aids Gina The always charming Emily friend. People like you are few for New Englands! and far between. Have a happy To the BOC, Tom- Mas Cara Li], Heart's Day. I love you. Bev, We are fortunate to have you Marry me. We've known each other for a Liz How could I forget my Big Sis- on campus. You make life here Julia long time, 1/8 of 4 years, and our ter on Valentine's Day? bearable. friendship has been very fine. I 9, Thaaaanks for always helping me The Bocettes My dearest Max, hope that something else will ap- Happy Valentine's Day to the feel welcome! Your "oldest" little P.S. We love you all. Guess who? You can "steal my Christmas" pear. defensive player with the best of- sis! any time. (Corny, eh?) fensive moves, , Love,1 >' ' "' Hey Number 20, Love, Karen, Carolyn, & Melissa, If I pass the painting test and Cindy Lou Who You're higher up there than that 12 Happy Valentine's Day to three get my resume in by April will you with me. Just watch the tickling very special roommates!! You hire me for Nantucket? Mom said LP, to stay there! Jerome (aka "Scoop"): guys are great! I could. Thanks for the "purdy" great Love ya! Don't forget to come get your Love, ALK times these past few week! I hope P.S. Move that bike... free press pass. Thanks for all Mel there are many more to come! your help. Good luck for the rest To my red-hot-lover-man: i Happy Valentine's Day! Boogie, of squash. Mark, Happy Valentine's Day I'm happy Love, Roses are red Kathy. You didn't think I'd forget to we have each other. Nance Violets are blue wish you Happy Valentine's Day! Love always, You know its no secret that I love Sharin: Just wanted to let you know I Sweetie Happy Valentine's Day, S-Man! you.' ' .. ..•'.• Happy Valentine's Day! Eye- care! Thanks for the very,special 2 1/2 Love, 0 lids aren't all they're cracked up All my love, Regina (J.M.B.) months. F.H.S. to be, B.F.M. Happy Valentine's Day. Love ya, sweetheart! Love you, Love you, B 1 Yo Bobo- Kathy Lizzy, Lise, Suey, Annie, Lanes, W.R.F. P.S. "I and I" Be my Valentine! You are a Schwartzy, and Lester- fantastic person- thanks for the Dear Paul, I love you guys many smiles! . •:,' Jim- . ' Happy Valentine's Day to one (More than M&M's even) Elaine-- Love, of the nicest humanoid units I Squeeze You're doing a great job. Get psyched for an upcoming Kath know. Hope you had a fantastic Happy (late) Birthday & V-Day. pizza party. I love you. trip. Lucy, . (No, not V.D.) Muffy Burger & C.C.B. Love you, . You wild and crazy woman! Love, Happy Valentine's Day my big Daniel Edward: Katry May all your Valentine wishes K. B.C. roommates. I love you both At times things get rough come true. very much! And we both forget to smile Todd and Margo: Always love, On a secret journey, with no need Then I think of the good times xxoo I miss you. Happy Valentine's Ethel for a key to an open door. Re- Which makes the tears worth- Love, Day. member, ta-care-row, Chippah- while. OB Love, Jarvis 333: wah. Peri Sometimes I think love isn't fair The Goof Nancy- Dizzy is someone 'cause to give you a kiss. I have Be his Valentine. Remember our I'd like to ask for a kiss Hey- to stand on a chair. Happy Valentine's Day to Mrs. vow. I've done my deal, now it's but I'm much too shy, I fell (again!) Where were you? P.S. Meet me halfway Andropov- from all the boys at your turn. Go for it, only three the"Y" so I'll just send him this: months left! You'll just have to make it up to Happy Valentine's Day! Here's a little Valentine to num- me SOMEHOW!!! Happy Val- Secret Admirer entine's Day! ber 32 Be my Valentine E. Wally .S.~ J.H.L. Much love, I'd like to take a time-out to say from your periodic maintenance You will always be my best I'd like to wish you a very Happy thanx, I still love you. man. friend and my one true valentine. TheClutz Valentine's Day Mr. Der. Scary M. Be good or try to be! Nara, Much love, All the world's a stage but with To D: • XXOO one light the best is yet to come Happy Valentine's Day. forever. You're the Top! Wendy- Stone , Love, Happy Valentine's Day & The Bottom Happy Birthday! Thanx for being Julia L. .•••'• so exceptional. When winter comes will spring To Jenny, Karen, and Kim- Love you, be far behind? We await the Voice Three very special people. Thanks Kathy of the Turtle on Pine St. and here. for everything. You can send a Tripod personal anytime. Urfan B.B.M. To The Staff: Twenty-five words for twenty-five cents. Showboat, To Hugh- V . Quit harrassing me, or I'll turn "Personals, Box 1310, 06106." K and S and me, will tiptoe Listen y'all, I love ya. into the Big Bad Wolf. Who's ; Afraid? This means you. Deadline: Friday, 6 p.m. through the snowflakes with thee. Love, Cactus, Dan. Barbara Al The Boss Page 4, THE TRINITY TRIPOD, February 14, 1984 Semester At Sea Provides An Interesting Challenge

continued from page 1 and this was our work." comfortable lab setting, although The Westward cancelled its trip pouring samples in small beakers came more familiarized with the to Grenada after American troops in a rocking ship is kind of diffi- ship they gained more responsibil- invaded and instead headed for cult." ity for it's maintenance. Jacobson Bequia, a small island 40 miles Mike learned that operating a says, "The first two weeks were north of Grenada. It's an island ship is not a luxury. Part of the the learning portion." Profes- devoted to boating and still re- students watch duty was Dawn sionals ran the ship and gave or- tains it's native character. Resi- Clean-up from 4am. to 5am. Once ders to the students. Afler three dents would run their dorries to a week was "field day" in which weeks, however, control was re- the ship to sing and peddle their students came aon deck with lenquished to the students and wares. While there was time for toothbrushes and bung knives to they became responsible For students to go snorkeling and ex- scrape away dirt. There was also "making the ship run." plore, two daily classes in nautical the bow watch. Mike would spend science and oceanography were an hour sitting on the bow in the The students also participated held on board. In these classes dark watching for other boats, in research and everyone was re- students were able to apply their dolphins, and anything else. "No sponsible Tor gathering data for knowledge to the actual happen- one was allowed to talk to you...If scientist's projects. "Our first port ings on the ship. Over the course it was a stormy night you put on was Antigua." Mike research of their travels the students also you foul weather gear and get project was to take water samples had to work of a 10 question ex- splashed in the face over and over in the bay for his Water Quality amination that required students again... it was a great time for studies in the Antigua, West In- to gather thier own data. If people introspection. dies. "It was a good feeling to had free time they worked on the As a watch officer Mike Was know that we were cruising exams. "It was a real intellectual assigned to find Aves Island around in the little wooden boat experience..,We cooperated in a "which is about as big as Mather. You could sail past it or sail over it and never know you missed it, " said Jacobson. Mike was re- Historian To Speak quired to use celestial navagation and supervise the crew to land Michael Jacobson during his semester at sea. On Lydia Maria Child near the island. As for living on a ship...Mike admits, "everyone got seasick for Hartford, CT-Deborah P. in All Ages, published in 1832. the first few days....but you went Zurles Has New Ideas Clifford, a specialist in women's In 1979 Clifford published Mine to class and filled your watch." history and the biographer of Ju- Eyes Have Seen the Glory; A Bi- And there isn't much privacy. The For Womens Center lia Ward Howe, will speak at ography of Julia Ward Howe (At- space that's exclusively yours is Trinity College at 4 pm on Mon- lantic Monthly Press). She has you-bunk."You get very colse to continued from page 1 position of women in society and day, February 20, in the Alumni also published articles on the the. people on your watch since the subsequent problems ' which Lounge of Mather Campus Cen- women's suffrage movement in you work and eat with them. No have made necessary a Women's ter. The lecture, which is spon- the journal, Vermont History, and "special relationships" or women and minorities, the Wom- Center, also affect men who ought sored by the history department her current research interests in- "S.R.s" were allowed on the ship, en's Center's biggest problem is to have a Men's Center to help at Trinity and is open to the pub- clude, in addition to Child, the although Mike conceeds some did the Jack of awareness on the part them specifically with adapting to lic, is entitled, "Lydia Maria Child Women's Christian Temperence occur. Before dinner on Friday of the student body as to its ob- the new values and position taken and the Early Antislavery Move- movement in Vermont. nights is "swizzle". A cocktail jectives and purposes on campus. by women in society. ment." party where people competed to Although the Women's Center is •'•• 111 any case* until such a time as Clifford, who is President of the CONNECTICUT . wear the. most- outlandish shirts. . just that, a "Women's" Center, similar provisions are made for Vermont Historical Society and CANCER INFORMATION The Sea Semester program was Zurles does not see it as an "is- both sexes, either by establishing sometime lecturer at Middlebury created eleven years ago by the olated . or elitist" organization, a Men's Center, or simply a "ce- College and the University of Ver- CALL Sea Education Association. Since and urges all students including nter" for both women and men, mont, is currently writing a biog- then more than 1500 students have men to come and find out what it everyone is welcome to use the raphy of Lydia Maria Child, the 1-800-4-CANCER participated in the program. has to offer them. When asked Women's Center which has a li- 19th century author, feminist and whether she thought a similar or- brary of books on women's issues abolitionist who is perhaps best ganization should be created for which may be taken out and a known for her two-volume 'His- s *&£/> FICTION ®«? men Zurles replied "yes" and large room in which students can tory of the Condition of Woman T commented that the changes in the study or talk. X gzQ*yT&? oT OPINIOop N -ytc4>e L ($5&? O F E c& Election Results Are In E n&ftMiJ! D * T r-Sfo At-large Rep Junior Class Rep. 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Formed By SGA issues. • Washington Faculty headed by Thirsty? When is the pub open- how they are booked. the chairman of the Congressional ing? Complaints about the books- 3.Pub Service-hours, days, Intern Advisory Council. tore? Will Mather ever be merchandise, prices, etc. • Discussion Groups to share infor- finished? 4.Use of lobby and lounge mation and opinions with fellow student. areas. participants from around the country, The newly formed student Gov- 5.Student Activity Office Space Filing deadline for Semester I: ernment Association's Mather 6. Any other advice on affairs April 2. :. Advisory Committee will answer concerning Mather Campus Cen- For applications and information: these questions and any other af- ter. fairs concerning Mather Campus Suggestion boxes will be placed Center. in Mather so YOU the students IT'S ABOUT TIME the stu- can voice your opinions. Any BOSTON UNivERsiTy dents had some input concerning questions? CONTACT: Marilyn their students center. The Mather Washington Legislative Internship Program Weiss, (Chairperson) box 902, College of UberalArts—Room 302 Advisory Committee will con- Dave Hill, box 1733, Bill Vasil, front issues such as: , . box 1503, Jame McDonough, box 725 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02215 1. Vendors in Mather basement- 1238, Melissa Farley, box 133, Bill 617/353-2408 -who? How Often? Markowitx, box 726, Steve Nor- An Equal Opportunity Institution 2.Use of Mather's facilities and ton, box 1280. February 14,1984, THE TRINITY TRIPOD, Page 5 The TRINITY TRIPOD Letters EDITORIAL Authorized Workers Will Not Abuse Surveillance Dear Editor, imposed on those students who are Gorlick-Asmus will investigate In the February 7 edition of the employed by the Security Depart- and identify the individual re- What About Ogilby? Tripod an article appeared re- ment to ensure that such abuses sponsible and, I would expect, garding the abuse of the Security do not occur. discipline the person(s) involved. Now that the fraternity issue has been solved in the eyes cameras on Saturday, February 4. The incident of irresponsible . I would like to take this oppor- of the administration, it's time to face another issue which The students employed by the behavior by this unauthorized tunity to apologize to the two is tied to the fraternities: the status of Ogilby. It seems Security Department did not start person detracts from the positive women who were harassed by this ridiculous to think that Trinity has restricted dorms, but their assignments until Monday, aspect of our new technology and individual and hope that all of us that's exactly what Ogilby is. Ogilby, one of Trinity's best February 6. Whoever abused the demeans those student workers have the patience required during dorms, is available only to a small, exclusive percentage operation of the system was un- employed by the Security Depart- the maturation of the system. of the Trinity population. This is simply unfair • and what authorized to be in the office of ment, who I consider of absolute is most puzzling is the fact that most Trinity students don't Mr. Gorlick-Asmus. integrity. • Sincerely, care (or maybe they don't know) that they are being denied Guidelines on the operation, of I have been notified that Mr. Michael Schweighoffer the opportunity to live in Ogilby. the video equipment have been Of course, this is a very simple analysis of a complex situation. Ogilby was built with money given to tthe Col- Lack Of Action In Rape Incident Is Inexcusable lege. No restrictions were placed on these gifts, but an agreement was made in the form of a memorandum which Editor's Note: The following is a vironment that was shared by in many cases, continue operating stated that preference would be given to Delta Psi brothers copy of a letter sent to President everyone at the College. Strong with closed membership. for rooms in the North Wing. There is question as to English. arguments can still be made for The values that Trinity trum- whether this agreement can be seen as a legal contract, their continued existence. Al- pets each year in its calls for al- but even if the College wishes to follow the original agree- Dear Dr. English: though I began hearing reports umni aid sound very hollow. I now ment, only the North Wing should'be set aside for Delta I am writing in regard to the so- from Trinity students during the < find it impossible to continue my Psi brothers. As it stands now any additional rooms are called "ugly episode" referred to late 70s of an increasingly sexist support of the College. I also hope open to the general Trinity population, but this fact is not in your Annual Report. I want to attitude among some in the frater- to influence parents, teachers and well known and the precedent seems to be that only friends add my voice to those concerned nity system, it would be unfair to potential Trinity students by tell- of Delta Psi brothers have applied for these rooms. This with the inadequate response by suggest that this reflects the feel- ing them about this incident and agreement is subject to change, and if the College is con- the Administration to the alleged ings of most of its members. Sim- its handling by the Administration fratenity rape incident. Your ina- ilarly, the rape incident is not and Trustees. sidering re-negotiating, it should put Ogilby on the housing bility to even mention the rape di- necessarily an indication of a lottery and make it open to all Trinity students. rectly is but one more indication deeper sickness in the fraternity I hope the actions by the Col- The fact remains that Ogilby is a Trinity dorm and in of the College's unwillingness to system. But clearly the cowardly lege- or really its iack of action-. being given exclusive rights to this dorm the Brotherhood confront a despicable but correct- slap on the wrist recommended by will provoke a backlash among its of Delta Psi is being extended a privilege available to no able problem. the Trustees is not enough to alert concerned alumni. The many other Trinity student or organization. What attribute be- I am a proud graduate of Trin- the College community that sex- Trinity graduates who I am in longs only to Delta Psi which gives them this standing in ity College. I've contributed to the ism on any level is unacceptable contact with are unanimous in the eyes of the College? This isan issue which bridges the alumni fund loyally since I was at Trinity. their disappointment and anger at schism between the pro and anti-frat camps. As such it graduated. I have recommended the current resolution of this in- should be resolved and not accepted as part of the status- the College enthusiastically to high I supported the faculty decision cident. quo at Trjnity. school students and their parents. to phase out the fraternities and Perhaps the Trustees could see I still value the many friends and sororities. The decision to require fit to review and reverse its mis- professional contacts that have all fraternities and sororities to guided conclusions. grown out of my Trintiy experi- open their doors to both men and I look forward to the day when The ence. AH that is threatened by the women could have been under- L once again can proudly say that toothless actions of the Trustees. stood as a reasonable compromise I am a graduate of Trinity Col- TRINITY TRIPOI> I am not going to pass judg- under pressure from strong back- lege. ment on the role fraternities play ers of the existing system.. But 1 Editor in college life. During my years at was very angered to learn that the Sincerely, Elaine Stampul Trinity, fraternities contributed to Administration caved in to that JonEntine'74 Managing Editor an open and democratic social en- compromise and frternities will, Producer, NBC Nightly News Steven Brenman News Editor Sports Editor Kathryn Gallant Stephen K; Gellman Assistant News Editor A rts/Entertainment Editor Co mm en tary——— Carol Helstosky Carl Rosen

Features Editor • World Outlook Editor Gregory O. Davis A. Royce Dalby Soviet Union To Choose Successor

Announcements Editor Photography Editors by Royce Dalby Mikhail S. Gorbachev head of the communist party in Natalie Miller Chris Lofgren . Leningrad before being brought Penny Perkins Since last Thursday's death of At only 53 Gorbachev is the up to the Politburo last July. Contributing Editors Yuri V. Andropov there has been youngest member of the Polit- Martin Bihl Copy Editors much world-wide speculation as buro. He is seen as having close He is seen as a strict and effi- Cynthia Bryant Richard Freytag to who would emerge as the next political ties to Andropov and is cient administrator, but he has the David Sagers Ellen Garrity Soviet leader, just as there was believed to have been his right reputation of enjoying high stand- Elizabeth Sobkov Lisa Van Riper fifteen months ago with the death hand man. It is reported that Gor- ards of living which are likely to Nancy Hochstim "Of former President Leonid bachev served as go-between for work to his detriment. Business Manager Brezhnev. Andropov and the Politburo while A. Marc Ackerman Advertising Manager The reign of Andropov has seen the former was in the hospital Konstantin Chernyenko Stephen B. Klots a break-down in east-west rela- these last few months. tions, and it is hoped that the new Gorbachev became a member of , Many believe'that Chernyenko leader will seek a more stable and the Politburo five years ago, and has the best chance at gaining the The TRINITY TRIPOD is written, edited and published entirely by compromising relationship with in the past year was made the head leadership despite his ties to the students of Trinity College. All material is edited and printed at the west. of Soviet agriculture and the food Brezhnev and opposition to An- the discretion of the editorial board. The deadline for advertisements Kremlin watchers, experts on processing industry, a prestigious dropov. is Thursday, 5:00 p.m. preceding Tuesday's TRIPOD; announce- the internal politics of the Soviet and important position in the So- • Chernyenko was the other ma- ments and letters to the editor must be submitted by Friday, 5:00 Union, say that the choice of the viet Union. jor candidate in line for Brezh- p.m., and all other material must be in by Saturday, 6:00 p.m. successor will show the world the Other signs of his growing in- nev's jobi and had actually been The TRIPOD office is located in the basement of Jackson Hall. path the nation wishes to pursue fluence are seen in his foreign the choice of the former president Office hours are held on Sunday, 12:00-6:00 p.m. and on Tuesday, in the coming years. Currently travel as a representative for his as successor. 7:00-8:00 p.m. Telephone: 246-1829 or 527-3151 ext. 252. Mailing there appear to be two rival fac- nation. He was in Canada last He was Brezhnev's, right-hand address: Box 1310, Trinity College, Hartford, CT 06106. tions within the twelve remaining May and in Portugal in Decem- man for twenty years and recently members of the Politburo, those ber. has been responsible for the ideo- who favor the liberal policies of Due to his close ties with An- logical matters of the party. Brezhnev and the other younger dropov and his foreign experi- A sign of Chernyenko's influ- reform-minded disciples of An- ence, Gorbachev seems the most ence could be suggested by his dropov. . likely successor should the Soviet being chosen to arrange the fu- Letters Policy It is unknown which of these Union decide to maintain its pres- neral of Andropov despite being factions will succeed in gaining the ent course: His only drawback is his adversary. . • . presidency, but there are signs his age. The Tripod welcomes and encourages letters to the Editor. All which tell Kremlin watchers who -A short coming, however, is letters must be signed although names will be held upon request. are the faction leaders, and, there- Chernyenkb's lack of an educa- Letters which are libelous or in poor taste will not be printed. Grigori Romanov fore, the likely candidates for the tion and no high-level leadership All letters must be typed and no longer than 250 words. The job. '..'•'."•• '. Romanov is another conserva- experience within the party. De- deadline for submission is Fridays at 5:00 pm. Please deliver all letters The, likely successors can be tive in the Andropov mold. At 61 spite this, his chances look favor- and commentary via campus mail (Box 1310) or to the Tripod office narrowed:down to.three: he spent the past thirteen years as able. - in the basement of Jackson Hall. •..,.'. Page 6, THE TRINITY TRIPOD, February 14, 1984 Arts/Entertainment Space Relations Unify Artist

by Steven Brcuman removed. By working in plexiglass enough to continue to look the artist is able distort and create at.Although on a much smaller space on a whim. The works men- scale It's Not a Fish works the The Studio Arts Department's tioned above succeed massivly in same way. series of senior exhibits continued this respect. Using casting plas- In two ink drawings of a ham-, this week with a display of work ter, a more conventional sculpture mer Miss Colombo offers the by Elena Colombo. The show in- material, Neck Bust achieves sim- viewer another distortion of real cluded diverse media all of which ilar results. While the medium space. Stark front and rear views had a graphic core. Although the now prevents the direct creation loom alone in undefined space. paintings were imbued with a cap- of space, it also forces the artist Sinuous lines replace shadows as tivating sense of spacial move- to focus her intentions more care- the key indications of contour. ment, this element was more fully. The surface of the piece can The artist's attention to detail and powerfully wrought in Miss Col- be seen as a play between light and technical excellence are perfectly ombo's sculpture and etchings. dark or object and background. I •honed in this work. With only insignificant exceptions am not fully convinced that each Amid the pieces described above the display presented an exciting element which creates this effect ,hid a few works which were palled idea of viewing space. is integral to the piece per se, but in comparison. Typical of these In a clear acrylic piece called I'm also not sure it matters. was Bari Seascape, a small water Plexi Rods and Voids the artist The Twenty State Print (num- color. The view is pleasently re- defines transparent yet solid ber 16) was another unifying ele- duced to masses of color and grey space. In an admirably susinct ment of this senior exhibit. By which hover in a white field. Al- work a pattern is established and combining overlapping, embossed though these pieces are entertain- violated. The same space is in one and diagonal lines this print be- ing, the temptation to include instance filled with material and comes an array of spacial systems them in a culminating presenta- in another is vacant. The economy superimposed on each other. tion should be resisted. Detail of Rods n' Checks from this week's Senior Exhibit by Elena of physical elements facilitates the There is no clear distinction be- The. work of Elena Colombo, Colombo. photo by Scoll Pools ease of understanding. tween which rules of interaction as viewed in Garmany Hall, AAC Miss Colombo again creates oc- apply to which areas of the image. presented an exciting visual dis- cupied space where none exists in It is this near frustrating quality play. The strong unity of concept Rappers Scratch At Club Drilled Plexi. In a two-level acrylic which makes the work so attrac- in the work made the show, unlike environment cylinders appear to tive. While it is never fully satis- others of its kind, itself a fufilling by Michelle Roubal the song "The Message" , the exist where the plastic has been fying to view it is intriguing experience. Miss Colombo's abil- band performed Several mock acts ity to create and present intriguing Leather, lots of it. When they of violence including a knifing and images could be improved most first came on stage I could ac- a shooting. quickly by the exercise of her ed- tually smell it. Beads, braids, studs , The conflicting themes of peace iting skills. and spikes - this was the Grand and violence aren't the only topics Master Flash and the Furious Five the band embrace. Sexual gestur- show last Friday at West Hart- ing and innuendo proved that the ford's Agora. Before the band guys had more than brotherly love (can I call them that?) came on on their minds. One of their first stage I speculated as to what sort claims was that they were going to of show it might be. The stage "make love to all the pretty ladies contained at>out five microphones out there tonight." This was fol- and a mixing board. As 1 was to lowed by a little synchronized hip rare learn as they made their grand en- gyration meant for the females in wit... thoroughly E trance, the Master and crew daz- the1 audience. zle with their style, not their Things came to a head when enjoyable." E NEW YORK TIMES musical talent. one new member of the group They used no instruments, all took to the stage to do a dance the music was pre-recorded with routine to a Pat Benatar song. The additional scratching and mixing crowd did not appreciate this seg- occuring on location. The group ment, though only a few up front members rapped over this while booed. The band became* em- dancing, .acting and performing broiled in a verbal argument with magic tricks. a few specific audience members, Besides being immensely enter- hastening a close to the show. HIIIITTIIII "'III taining, the group's tendency to The group works very well to- preach about peace and love be- gether, it is in their interaction came confusing and quickly tire- with the audience that they lose some. The racially mixed crowd some of their style. They seem to was encouraged to look around at need their collective egos boosted each other and chant "unity." after every song. Perhaps if they This display of peace was in direct stuck to putting on what was a conflict with the violence which quality show, instead of worrying was enacted upon the stage. about the audience reaction, they By the way of introduction to might have been better received.

Semi-Annual Art Orging by Carl Rosen photo by Soott Poole Neck Bust" by senior artist Elena Colombo. Every Saturday morning I am awakened by an arts-conscious citi- zen in search of information. Am I special? No, but my phone number is the dream of any dyslexic in search of the Bushnell Memorial Ticket Office. I think that corporate hag, Ma Bell, transposed the two phone Vinegar Tom Premiere At Austin numbers on the day the courts made her a bag-lady. For the reader's information the number of the Bushnell is 246-6807. If you would were a woman's lot in this era. like to write for the Arts/Entertainment section of the Tripod, you Hartford, CT — "Vinegar The play includes seven songs, can call the editor at 246-6087, or leave a note for me at the Tripod Tom," an exciting new play by that are comments on the action. 11111 n i rixnxcn office. Caryl Churchill, will be per- RERattheCITY In his understandably prejudiced study of Stalin, Leon Trotsky formed in the Goodwin Theatre "Vinegar Tom" is directed by Wednesday-Saturday, Feb. 1518 wrote that Stalin simply "stepped out of the Kremlin wall" one day of the Austin Arts Center Febru- Trinity's visiting director-in-resi- to assume the leadership of the Soviet state. As the new Arts/Enter- ary 17 and 18 and February 23,24 dence, Leonardo Shapiro, who and tainment editor of the Tripod, it may seem that I, in Tripod terms of and 25 at 8 pm. Caryl Churchill is has directed many off-Broadway' HAROLD and MAUDE Trotsky's version of Stalin, have been propelled into a responsible the author of "Fen," "Cloud productions, and was artistic di- Sunday-Tuesday, Feb. 19-21 position from a relatively obscure situation. I have been a staff writer Nine," and "Top Girls." . rector of the Shaliko Company Or. Strangelove for this paper, but by chief experience has been a variety of board "Vinegar Tom," a play about from 1971-1976. Shapiro feels that positions on Trinity's radio alternative, WRTC-FM. I hope to bring witchcraft in seventeenth century this play will provoke an exciting some interesting crossover ideas to the Tripod, including a focus on England, is written from a fem- and different reaction from the Program subject to cnange arts events in the Capitol area which are of interest to the Trinity inist-socialist perspective. Full of Trinity community. It is the first community. With the express purpose of repeating myself, I hope humor and passion, the play play of its type to be performed CINEMACITYHTFD that anyone interested in the arts, or in anything of aesthetic interest, at Trinity, and the controversial [olBRAINARD RD & 1-91 NR• VAUt'S.. shows the constraints and pres- EJ RtCLINtfl CHAIRS 549-0030 or anyone interested in writing as an art, will contact the Arts de- sures of a narrow society on a no- subject matter should prove to HAHGAIN MAIS SAT SUN : partment of the Tripod. Article assignments are given out on Tuesday blewoman, and the poverty, make the play.more than just en- AUULISS2.50 |lil5PJVLIi nights in the Jackson basement Tripod office. humiliation and oppression that tertaining. February 14, 1984, THE TRINITY TRIPOD, Page 7 Arts /En tertainm en t Virtuosos Sing True by Michael McCormac owner of the Showboat. The feel- ing is mutual, but too ashamed to Just two weeks after their per- admit it in conversation, they em- formance of Mozart's opera "The bark upon "Make Believe," in Impressario," Carol Ann O'Con- which they reveal their true feel- nor, soprano, and Peter Harvey, ings under the veil of fantasy. tenor, returned to Goodwin Thea- In "Round and Round," from ter, this time with a repetoire con- Harvey Schmidt's "The Fantas- sisting of duets and solos from the ticks" another veil is used, but opera and musical comedy litera- one that makes bearable the hor- tures. ror rather than the joy of exist- Exerpts from Leonard Bern- ence. El Gallo (Peter Harvey) stein's musical adaptation of Vol- takes Louisa (Carol Ann O'Con- taire's "Candide" constituted the nor), a sixteen year old romantic, most endearing section of the first on a tour of the world. Every time half. In "Oh, Happy We" Can- reality gets too harsh for Louisa dide and Cunegonde relate their (these points in the song were respective visions of the future, punctuated by whimpers of Cunegonde describing "glowing "help" from Gerald'Moshell at rubies," Candide, "glowing the piano) she lifts a magic mas- logs." Cunegonde, "loyal serv- que to her face, and the suffering ants" and Candide, "loyal dogs." of mail becomes a "laughing mat- Their dreams are dashed by the ter." invasion of Westphalia after The Verdi which ended the pro- which they give each other up for gram served well is a vehicle for dead. The next two songs are the virtuosity of both performers. scenes from Cunegonde's travels, Professor Moshell was a capable "My Love," sung by Peter accompanist. Harvey, being an attempt at the Perhaps the most popular pieces seduction of Cunegonde by the of the evening were excerpts from governor of Buenos Aires, and any of a number of compositions "Glitter and Be Gay," in which by "Sara Lee." "Walnut Cof- Cunegonde expresses her doubts, fee," "Black Forest," and though they be only momentary, "French Cheese," failed, how- that jewels and the good life can ever, to coax more than nineteen compensate for her loss of honor. Trinity undergraduates to the per- Finally, in "You Were Dead, You formance. Know," Candide and Cunegonde are reunited and sing this humor- Gerald Moshell accompanies singing performance at Goodwin Theatre. photo by Scolt Poole

rg of her eg. for lost Contemporary Theatre Interpreted By La MaMa The first half of the program • ' was ended with exerpts from Mo/art Opeias. A sharp contrast hy Michelc Sensalc and plastic arts. Theatre should rather, she is "interested in peo- pans of our culture as they are in from the Bernstein, both O'Con- Stqff Writer also not abandon culture For the ple," Her main concern has essen- perhaps a third world country. nor and Harvey proved to be sake of commercial success. tially been the construction of However, she continues, Ameri- equally convincing in the more se- Trinity met La MaMa through Apparently, her ideology has means for universal communica- cans compensate with their im- rious context of "Voi che fausti" its founder Ellen Stewart who worked. La MaMa has grown to tion through theater arts. In fact, mense energy and power of from "II Re Pastore," and spoke in Hamlin Hall Wednesday be one of the most influential when she sees a play,Ms. Stewart innovation. "Welch ein Geschick" from "The night. Ms. Stewart, though soft- schools in theater. La MaMa has "pretends to be Chinese to see if The most poignant- question Abduction of Seraglio." voiced and innocuous in a grey presented over 1200 plays in thrty I can understand it." dealth with the limited and stifling The second half brought us "il sweatshirt and pants and grey different countries and produced La MaMa has grown incredibly roles of blacks in theater. Before se fait taud," from Charles Goun- braided hair, spoke confidently such Artists as playwright Sam since its inception. They began in answering the question, Stewart,, od's operatic adaptation of the and matter-of-fact!y about her Shepard and actor Al Pacino. The a basement which they trans- broadened the scope of its refer- "Feust" legend. Peter Harvey, as world-renowned theater school, formed in to a very small coffee- ence to include all minorities. She the doctor, having secured his the La MaMa Theatre E.T.C. of house theater. Of her audience said, "It is a cruel sea. And blacks youth through Mephistopheles, New York City, which lies at the "We do not worship then, she said,"Five people was are not the only ethnic minority. tries to use it on Maguerite. The base of the avant-garde theater. big!" Ms. Stewart and the others We must think beyond ourselves, voices of Harvey and O'Connor Ms. Stewart started La MaMa gods; we worship one in the founding troupe knew because other minorities don't seemed particularly suited to this in 1961 in a basement in the East God and do not dance nothing about theater when they have a place either," Ms. Stewart middle Roustitic piece composed Village as a place for her brother to celebrate life." began. At the time, their lighting maintains that an individual of in the same year as Wagner's and friend Paul Foster to write consisted of two tin can; their mu- any group must work to "create "Tristan und Isolde." and perform plays. La MaMa was sic an old radio; and a bar was their own place," where you can Four selections from musical founded on the philosophy that divised from a shoe shine stand. ' "do what you want because it's comedies comprised the main theater could and should be a uni- school exists all over the world: They would rehearse in deserted yours." When La MaMa was con- body of the second half. In "Make versal medium. Performances Europe, the USSR, the Middle subway stations for lack of any ceived, there was no roorn for Believe," a song from Jerome should transcend language and be and Far East, Africa, South other room. blacks. She altered that to a "rad- Kern's "Showboat," Peter both enjoyable and understnada- America and Australia, as well as When they travelled to Europe ical extent." Based on her experi- Harvey displayed considerable ble to any audience. In keeping the U.S. It is Ms. Stewart's func- in 1965, they were the first theater ence and success, she adds acting skill while portraying a riv- with this philosophy, La MaMa tion as founder to open the group to tour,"We were pi- "nothing stops you from making erboat gambler who "falls in love places great emphasis on the non- schools. She is not, nor has ever oneers," Ms. Stewart recalled. a place. Nothing." at first sight" with Carol Ann verbal aspects of a production: been, a director claiming she was Their ideology really took form at She may be right. La MaMa has O'Connor, the daughter of the music, movement, dance, visuals "never interested in the theater;" this point when they found that thrived and grown. It continues to their most successful plays in Eu- be both innovative and influen- rope were their most visual ones. tial. They have influenced direc- In speaking of La MaMa's ac^ tion with "Hair" and treatment ceptance in Denmark, Ms. Stew- of theme, here homosexuality, art remarked, "They liked us, but with Fierstein's "Torch Song Tril- Meet Gowan McGland, poet. He drinks and lies. they couldn't understand us — they ogy." With such commercial suc- called us 'lovable little puppies.'" cesses as these, "Dreamgirls" and Sleeps with other men's wives. He hasn't written a word in years, They have returned yearly ever others* they are still inventing. but every woman he meets falls in love with him. since and now perform not only Their newest work, "Jerusalem," Congratulations Gowan, you've finally turned failure their own plays, but also Greek, a multi-national piece is a celebra- Shakespearean and other Ameri- tion for the end of Holy Week, Is into an art form! can plays. Ellen Stewart optimistic about Ms. Stewart was then asked to ' N.Y. Theater when surrounded by TOMCONTI state distinguishing factory be- cynics? Yes, she said, theater is tween American and other thea- "aliv&and well and kicking at La ter. She claims that the physical MaMa...Theater dead? No not for and visual element is different for us!" Americans. She believes that Americans are "hindered from expression by our Puritan heri- tage." Americans are riot free; Open Period "we do not worship gods; we worship one God and do not dance to celebrate life." This, she CINEMAGITYHTFD .. believes, is the reason that dance 2/15-2/19 STARTS FRIDAY JBIMINAI10RD8.I-9] NRVAUt'S J: RHCLINER CHAIRS 519-0030 and movement are not integral Page 8, THE TRINITY TRIPOD, February 14,1984 World Outlook Arab States Moving Towards Moderation

Editor's Note: This article is beings support for Arafat and condem- ing his unexpected visit to the the- Hussein's Iraq is at war with Iran Saudi Consul in Beirut was ab- rerun due to a printer's error last nation of Syria's President Assad, oretically ostracised nation of and in a cold war with Syria and ducted by an unknown organiza- week. Sorry for any inconveni- especially in the occupied West Egypt in December of 1983: His Libya, and most importantly, tion. Saudi Arabia's foreign ence. Bank and Gaza, are manifesta- meeting with President Mubarak Afafat's P.L.O. has disassociated minister Al Saud engineered tions of Syria's failure °< to take of Egypt in Cairo was the triumph itself with the radical, for obvious countless ceasefire agreements on by Omar Shennib control of the P.L.O. Arafat also of moderation and diplomacy over reasons, There are also numerous paper only to see them immedi- gained the crucial support of the radicalism and violence. Both indications that several Arab lead- ately violated by all sides. Finally - The brightest opportunity for Muslim community in Tripoli. Mubarak and Arafat emerged ers are lobbying for the return of Syria's and the Arab world's help- resolving the question of Palestin- Whilst his troops maintained their stronger than ever. The two capi- Egypt into the Arab League. lessness during the Israeli invasion ian nationhood through Arab-Is- positions around the refugee talised from this rapprochement. Egypt has been invited by the - of Lebanon in the summer of 1982; raeli negotiations is available camps of Tripoli, Arafat suc- For Egypt Arafat's visit was a vin- Muslim heads of state this Janu- humiliated and demoralized the today. New sets of circumstances, ceeded in negotiating a with- , dication of its previous policies ary to resume her place in the Or- Arab public, and demonstrated in the Arab world provide unlim- drawal for his troops and his with Israel. For Arafat and his ganization of the Islamic the weakness of the Arab regimes, ited optimism amongst the edu- supporters from Lebanon. supporters the visit translated into Conference unconditionally. cated elite of that region. These Abu Musa, /the Palestinian support from a very powerful Egypt has accepted. The confer- It is important in the conclusion circumstances, which are advan- rebel, and his Syrian proteges won Arab state. One is tempted to ence which took place in Morocco to reiterate the following point: tageous for negotiations of a Pal- • the battle, but ironically lost the draw a parellel between Arafat's is another positive step towards the Arab moderate bloc outnum-i estinian settlement, emerged war for legitimacy. The fact that visit to Egypt in December of 1983 the inevitable reinstatement of bers the few remaining radical ironically from the battlegrounds : Arafat did get symbolic assurance and Sadat's visit to Israel in No- Egypt into the Arab fold.-The states. In 1977 the Arab channels of Lebanon in December of 1983. from the United Nations to sail vember of 1977. A distinct differ- presence of Arafat at Rabat dur- with Israel and the U.S.A. were The already complex matrices safely from Lebanon meant that ence between the two visits is the ing the conference reaffirming the limited and seriously blocked by of factions and alliances in Leba- his legitimacy as an internation- overall popularity of the former shift towards moderation and the the radicals. The significant ex- non seemed even more confusing ally recognized political leader was act over the latter in the Arab isolation of the radical states (Li- pulsion of Egypt from the League to interested observers when the preserved. The Palestinian Exo- world. Reason and Moderation bya,Syria and Iran). was a warning for the remaining Alawate regime of Damascus, dus continued. The Greek and triumphed in the first instance; It seems very probable that moderate states of the dire conse- Syria, overtly supported (perhaps Cypriot ships carried Arafat's emotion and radicalism triumphed Egypt will gradually re-establish quences of a rapprochement with even created) a rival military fac- supporters and hoisted the U.N. in the second instance. These two its political leadership in the Arab Israel. Today, however, the radi- tion withhvthe P.L.O. This Syrian flag. very important events and their world. Egypt can claim to be the cal bloc has shrunk in size and scheme to replace Arafat failed Arafat's shrewd opportunism consequent effects on the Arab only Arab nation with direct ties power to a feeble three; Syria, miserably. Overall Palestinian and will to survive surfaced dur- world can be used as indicators of with the Palestinians and the Is- South Yemen and Libya. These the general political mood in that raelis: a key element towards fu- states are separated by a huge geo- region. Sadat's visit to Jerusalem ture successful negotiations graphical and ideological gulf, the produced a radical wave in the between the Arabs and the Isra- persona] desires of their rulers, Just A Few Words... Arab world manifested in two elis. During Egypt's theoretical and regional rivalries with their events: l)The expulsion of Egypt isolation, (a majority of Arab neighbors. Juxtaposed to the dis- What is going on in the world? sixties show us anything, it is that from the Arab League and the re- states continued to trade with organized radical bloc is a larger, Who cares anyways? Sure, it's an new ideas do come from the peo- moval of the Arab League's head- Egypt after the Camp David Ac- more powerful moderate bloc. election year, but I'm a Republi- ple who are our age. One of the quarters from Cairo to Tunis, and cords) which has yet to come to Negotiations will need the co- can and I'd never vote for Mon- great accomplishments of the pe- 2)the formation of a cohesive rad- an end, not a single Arab nation operation of both, the Arabs and dale anyhow, so I don't need to riod is the increased rights given ical bloc made up of Algeria, Li- emerged as the decisive leader of the Israelis. The present Israeli l listen to what the candidates have to minoriUejS and w.onfen^.brjng-j the.Ai?ab w,or,]d, Saw|i Arabia> £or .administration ha^ tQ<-a£|ij*n£- to say. All (he really important ing this nation closer to the ideal and the P.L.O. example, with its vast economic tively demonstrate its readiness to things in the world, like the Ko- envisioned in the constitution. But Arafat's visit to Cairo reversed wealth and political potential negotiate with the internationally- rean plane incident or the war in what happened to the Equal the radical move. Since November failed to translate her assets into recognized P.L.O. These new an4 Grenada, I hear about eventually, Rights Amendment? It would 1977 the radical bloc's influence political power. Their entangle- fortuitous circumstances are very so I'm not totally ignorant. have been in keeping both with and membership has declined dra- ment in Lebanon has brought the rare and I hope that all sides of This is. an attitude taken by the constitution and with the matically, Chadli's Algeria is in a House of Saud discredibility and the conflict will be careful not to • many students on this campus, al- growing national trend towards form of "splendid isolation," abundant grief. Most recently the waste this valuable opportunity. though few would ever verbalize , complete equality. What it Sacked it for fear of hurting their image. was any student spirit behind it. It is a form of apathy, but it's It was introduced' largely through more .than that, it's complete in- the long effort of students in the troversion. sixties, but once these students had Andropov Has Kidney Failure Trinity College students spend aged, becoming content with their most of their time looking in- lives and set in their ways as peo- by Royce Dalby peak both with the shooting down wards at themselves; after all, it is ple are wont to do, there were no of the Korean airliner on Aug. 31, important to know yourself, and new students there, to pick up the , Yuri V. Andropov, leader of the 1983, killing-269 people, including then, if they do happen to. pull slack. Soviet ' Union for only fifteen 62 Americans., and when the So- away from that, they look put- This new generation of students months, died last Thursday at 4:50 viets walked out of the arms talks wards and examine their immedi- has already reached the age of PM of kidney failure at the age of in Geneva on Nov. 23. ate s.urroundings, going no complacency, and many have re- sixty-nine, Tass, the Soviet news Soon after the death of Andro- farther. placed the passion of previous agency, reports that he had been pov the Soviet government showed The problem with this is one of days with cynicism. This cynicism suffering from kidneyinsufficien- its respect, for the leader by low- distortion. We' are all here to get will only get worse as the world cies and had been on dialysis for ering the red flag over the Kremlin a well rounded education in order evolves in a way contrary to their almost a year. to half-mast and draping the to better understand the world, desires, but this is bound to hap- Andropov's death had become Kremlin walls in red banners but we will never gain any under- pen when students no longer fight a favorite rumor of the western fringed in black. Tass said that he standing when we leave here be- for that in whiclfthey believe. press due to his conspicuous absc- will be remembered as an "inde- lieving that a major issue is the Take a closer look at your ence from public for almost six fatigable fighter for peace and lack of locks on the men's bath- world. We are all of voting age, months. The late Soviet leader had communism." . rooms or the installation of new so listen to the candidates-what not been seen since his meeting The official state funeral takes security cameras. These issues are they say now may affect you later. with nine U.S. Senators in the So- place today, Feb. 14, and will be interesting little things to mention For example, are you aware that viet Union on August 18. attended by representatives from in passing, but how does so much Ronald Reagan, the current fa- „ The Soviet government has Premier College Press Service many western nations, including emphasis get put upon them? Even vorite, is running on the platform called for four days of mourning YURI ANDROPOV Chancellor Helmut Kohl from in our own lives these things are that two of the most important and has said that Andropov will that the national -policy towards West Germany and Vice President totally insignificant, yet they are issues in the near future are lie in state for the customary three the U.S. will remain unchanged, George Bush from the U.S. made to play a grossly exagger- amendments against abortion and days before being buried in Red the western leaders can only hope ated role. for prayer in school? He is deter- Square along the base of the that the new leader will emerge as Perhaps these issues arise from mined to have these passed, and Kremlin wall. There he will join • one desirous of reducing east-west the educational need for contro- he has a good chance with the lat- previous leaders Josef Stalin and tensions, which reached a precar- versy and argument to expand ter. So think about the candi- Leonid Brezhnev behind the great ious low under former KGB head ones thinking ability, after all, a dates' positions and don't reduce structure of Lenin's tomb. Only Andropov. For • possible succes- well argued thought is a sign of this to Republican vs. Democrat. Nikita Khrushchev is buried else- sors see the commentary on page an education. If this is so, how- Know yourself and know.your where; 5. ever, then we are grasping at campus, but learn about the Andropov's death has left the Andropov's reign has seen the straws. This is an election year. world. It will be there when we twelve remaining Politburo mem- worst relations between the U.S. The marines are still fighting in get out. Let's not force the next bers to choose a successor. Al- and the U.S.S.R. since the cold Lebanon. U.S.-Soviet relations generation of students to accom- though the government maintains war. These tensions reached their are at their worst since the cold plish all that vve were too ignorant war. Many matters are taking to do, simply because we were too place that will affect our lives after busy arguing about the new rule PH©€ESSIH€ we leave this quiet haven. requiring a security escort to the Resumes, multiple letters, papers, reports, nurse's office after 2:00 AM. Much of the present attitude graphs, etc. Pick up and delivery available. Call Phone surely comes as a backlash to the radicalism of the sixties, but if the ARD Innovative Support Services 721-1828 247-O234 February 14, 1984, THE TRINITY TRIPOD, Page 9 More Sports RIC Stops Wrestlers, 29-14 by John Shiffman a 9-9 deadlock. RIC. Moise has wrestled well all Sports Staff Writer Coach Mike Darr moved each year long yet always seems to draw of the middle weight class wres- the toughest opponent. The varsity wrestling team re- tlers down one class allowing Mike Joe Adam finished off the night corded impressive showings dur- Howe to wrestle at the 142-pound with an impressive domination of ing the final week of the regular position, Mike Oxman at 150, Ian his RIC man, 10-2. season as they tuned up for the Brodie at 158 and Ted Moise at Although the final score read New Englands. The Bantams de- 167. 14-29, the Bants scored a moral feated Wesleyan last Wednesday Howe's, match was extremely victory as they actually won the night in Middletown, and traveled close through the first two periods most matches yet lost on points. to Rhode Island College Saturday but the team captain pulled out a "We'd be so much better if we and scored a moral victory of 5-4 decision for three team points. could just fill those three weight sorts. Oxman wrestled the third close classes," commented Brodie. As usual, the Bants started the match of the day as he tied his "We're all tough wrestlers, all RIC match down 18 points via RIC opponent. some sort of high school cham- three defaults. Peter Zimmerman * Brodie escaped from a first pe- pion." got things started early as he de- riod take down to trail his oppo- The Bantams go into every cisioned his man for three Trinity nent 1-2 halfway through his match knowing'that they need a team points. Nick Veronis w.res- match. Each wrestler escaped once top performance from every team tled a very exciting match at the in the final half to give the RIC member; they cannot afford a bad 134 and it was very close all the man the victory. day by one or two wrestlers; one way. Two points were awarded to Moise continues to wrestle well early loss puts the Bants in a must- both teams as the match ended in yet he lost a close match against win situation for the rest of the match. Among the Trinity wrestlers, Adam is the favorite looking to- Women's Swimming ward the New Englands this week- end at WPI. Adam has lost only Runs Streak To 19 two matches in his weight class this year. The men's squash team defeated Williams 5-4. PhOio by Randi stempier continued from page 12 event. Any hopes that Conn Col- lege had from the 100 individual Connecticut College 86-45 on Sat- medley quickly dissapated over the urday afternoon. Conn appar- course of the next four events. ently had some hopes of upsetting Particularly noteworthy was the Trinity women, but after the Fredrick's performance in the 50 first five events it was apparent free with her national qualifying that these hopes would not be re- time of 24.99 which also seems to alized. be best so far in New England. The Chicks began the meet Freshman Chris Sanden has be- nicely with Fredrick, Cronin, come a stronger swimmer in the Cass, and Hubbard winning the course of the season. Her per- 200 medley relay with a time of formance in the 200 backstroke 1:57.66. What was frustrating was good as she barely lost out by about the time was that it missed three tenths of a second. In the the national qualifying time of Clark meet Sanden took first in 1:57.19. This was also the case the 200 individual medley. against Clark when Fredrick, Cronin and Laura Couch Cronin, Cass, and Hubbard fin- proved that in their specialty, the ished the relay with .a time of 200 breast, they are supreme. The 1:57.85. • duo finished one-two, ten seconds ahead of the nearest Conn College Brennan easily outswam Conn competitor. College in the 200 free. In the 100 For the last five events, Trin IM, Hubbard unfortunately had a continued their domination. Fred- false start and was disqualified. rick, Hubbard, Brennan, and Cass Hubbard swam the race as an ex- added a little salt to the wounds hibition and won. Laura Gill was of Conn College by finishing 32 able to keep Trinity's scoring drive seconds ahead of the Camels to going by finishing second in the take the 400 freestyle relay.

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by Krister Johnson Barry hung on the heels of Doug limited by numbers, produced Senior Sports Staff Abernathy of Amherst, one of some excellent performances. New England's best half milers, Made up mainly of freshman and Both the men's and women's until the last lap when he moved sophomores the women's team indoor track teams competed this to the outside and sprinted to the should be stronger than last year past Saturday at the William's In- finish line, two seconds ahead of and will provide strong competi- vitational against host Williams, Abernathy, in 2:32.7, a William's tion for their opponents. Fresh- Amherst and Wesley an. Both field house record. Barry will be man Alex Woodford and Co- teams fared well against the tough tougrTto beat in this event at the captain Erica Thurman won the competition, coming up with Division HI meet. Barry will also 400 and 1000 meter races respec- many fine performances. For the be a key member of the Bants mile tively. Alex Steinert placed third men Femi Obi, Dave Barry and relay team. in the 1500-meter race while Mer- Steve5 Klots's performances were Steve Klots ran a gutsy race in edith Lynch was third, in the 800 the?" finest of the day. the 1500-meter run to finish sec- meter. Sprinter Obi moved up to the ond. Klots was in fourth most of Sprinter Leslie Berkmans placed open 400-meter run and won the the way, moved into third about in three events, taking second in event in a close finish. Obi lead 100 meters from the finish and the high jump, fourth in the 55- from the start and held off a late passed Angle of William's about - meter dash and third in the 200 surge from Leon of Williams to 20 meters from the finish line. meters in a fine time of 29.5. finish in a time of 51.1. Earlier in Klots also placed fourth in the Woodford, Lynch, Thurman and the week Obi ran a sub 50 split on 3000 meter run. Frosh Dave Banta Steinart combined to take third in Trinity's mile relay in a meet at also placed second in the 55 meter the mile relay. Coast Guard. Obi's excellent times dash in a time of 6.6 which qual- The men's next meet is Satur- this early in the season should ified him for the Division.Ill day at Bates.for the Division III make him one of the fastest 400 meet. meet. The women have a break men in New England outdoors in Steve Drew won the 55 meter until the outdoor season begins in Mike Donovan (#10) has stepped in at point guard for the men's bas- addition to bolstering an already hurdle event in a time of 8.0, while March. ketball team, photo by John Shlffman strong mile relay team. Obi is one Matt Harthun won the pole vault of the favorites in the 55 meter competition with an effort of 13- dash next week at the Division III 0, Both Drew and Harthun will go Championship meet at Bates Col- to the Division III meet. This lege. . . • should be one of the strongest Dave Barry again showed his teams Coach Jim Foster has devastating last lap kick in win- brought to the Division.Ill Meet. ning yet another 1000-meter race. The women's team, although Women's Squash Gains 4th Ranking

continued from page 12 However, Burbank did give her Tiger opponent a tough time be- Castle lost to Gus Tilney of Prin- fore losing 15-11, 15-10 in the last ceton in a tiebreaker in the fifth two games of her five game match. game. But luck was with Castle Another' senior, Lea Spruance against Yale, for she overcame had several terrific wins last week- . Anita Nador, who had lost to Til- end. She played tough and wore ney the day before. Castle suf- out her Yale opponent for a deci- fered two tough losses- - to sive 3-1 win. Hit four times by the Harvard's Ingrid Boyum and big-swinging Chris Baird, Spru- Penn's Karen Kelso but she had ance played the majority of the no trouble with her Dartmouth match after being hit very hard in and Brown opponents, her playing hand, Spruance also Co-captain Kathy Klein played : beat her UPerin opponent, and an excellent match against Yale's gave Princeton's Joanne Sherry a Ken Abere (#15) leads Trinity in scoring with a 17.2 point per game average. photo by John Shiftman Phoebe Trubowitz. Klein was run for her money before losing down 14-8 in the fifth game, but 3-1. Sherry normally plays two or came back to make the score 14- three for Princeton, but is playing 13. As both the Yale and Trinity five since she was away last term. Goal Shortage Slows Hockey teams watched the last and decid- At number four, Laura Higgs ing match with hands clasped, had trouble with the top three by Marc Esterman ing Division III champions. more went cruising in one-on-one, Trubowitz won the final point by teams, but easily overcame her Senior Sports Staff Earlier in the season SMU sleep- shook off the defenseman, hitting a fantastic three wall nick. Dartmouth and Brown opponents walked through norrow victories avoided goalie John Findley's The other co-captain, senior 3-0. Against Yale, Higgs was For the third time in its last four over lesser opponents, Nicols and poke check, and fed it across to Webby Burbank, had a great win down 2-0, but played tough to contests, the Bantam hockey team Worcester. Meyer who found the open net at over her UPenn opponent, but come back and win the third came up on the short end of the The Bants uontrolled the ma- 14:05. was outdone by her Yale, Prince- game, but then lost in a close and stick in a close game, this time jority of the play, outshooting From then on the teams went ton and Harvard opponents. well-fought match. dropping a 2-1 decision to visiting SMU 27-24 in a listless, up-and- scoreless until late in the third pe- SMU on Thursday night. Com- down game which saw little sus- riod when Trin got caught in a 2- bined with a 1-0 loss at Assump- tained offensive action aside from on-1 break and paid the price. tion on Saturday, Trinity's record the opening five minutes. During Rick Stetson broke up the initial Men's Basketball Downs dropped to 8-8-1 overall and 6-5- that span, SMU blitzed goalie pass but the rebound came back 1 in the ECAC Division III stand- Vinnie Laurentino with a barrage to Paul Coppoui whose left point Brandeis, Bowdoin, Bates ings. of shots one of which found the shot was deflected in by Art Geor- mark. gantas. After riding the wave of a 4-1- At the :51 mark, Pete Barbez- continued from page 12 had to do to raise its record to 16- 1 road trip, the Bantams have reg- allo wristed home a rebound of a ' Trailing 2-1 with 1:15 left, John 1. - istered only one win, a 5-1 route shot from the left point after the Dunham, the Bantam coach, lead with 8:27 left. of Fairfieid, over their last four Bants failed to clear their zone. pulled his goalie and inserted an Bates drew within five at 56-51 BASKETBALL NOTES- games. But, more alarmingly each After failing to cash in on a extra skater. But the man-power on two Herb Taylor free throws, Abere has been on fire of late, of those' four losses were tight power play, the Bants finally tied advantage resulted in only one. but the Bantams' back-up point hitting 21 of 30 shots from the games the Bants could have won. it up when Vern Meyer scored his shot on goal, squelching hopes for guard, John Barton, hit to extend field over the weekend. Abere In the 7-4 loss to UConn, the eighth of the season. Reed White- a Bantam comeback. the lead to seven and then came leads the Bants at 17.2 points per Bants had a 3-3 tie going into the up with a steal that led to a Jim game.... After expected wins over last period, before suffering a Bates layup. The visiting Bates' Coast Guard and MIT, the Ban- lapse of intensity during' which hopes were ended. tams play their biggest game of time they allowed two goals within Men's Squash Wins, 5-4 one minute. •• the season on Monday. The Uni- continued from page 12 gan, who has been bothered lately "Whether he [Barton] gets four versity of Hartford comes to Fer- Trin followed that performance by an injury to his heel. minutes, eight or ten a half, he's ris for an 8:00 tip off.... the with a 2-1 loss to Bently, a supe- all won decisive matches. Also Trinity travels to Army tomor- ready and he comes in and does ECAC tournament has been al- rior team that the Bants outshot winning for Trinity was Jerome row to play what should be a good what he has to do," said Ogrod- tered this season from a two-night, 38-32. And finally, against SMU, Kapelus who beat his opponent match, but one which the Bants nik of Barton. one-arena format to an eight-day, the Bants were forced into playing rather easily, 3-0. should not have to struggle to win. In fact, that could have been eight team tourney with all games SMU's game, a tight checking, The only other two players to Trinity will then play Vassar, a the analysis of the entire week: the taking place at the home court of slow paced style which has be- lose for the Bantams were Andrew team not particularly noted for men's basketball team did what it the higher seed.... come characteristic of the defend- Emery and number two J.D. Cre- being a squash powerhouse. February 14, 1984, THE TRINITY TRIPOD, Page 11 More Sports Women's B-Ball Comes Up Short Without a doubt, the biggest sports disappointment at Trinity this winter has been the performance of the women's basketball team. After winning the NIAC Championship in 1982 and 1983, the Lady Bants have stumbled badly in 1983-84 — winning their first game against a NIAC team just a week ago. The fall is made all the more perplexing when one takes into account that only Terri Johnson, a non-starting senior, graduated from last year's team. Returning were three seniors, Karen Orczyk, Debbie Priestly, and Chris Lofgren, who had played on five championship teams between them. In addition, coach Karen Erlandson had two time NIAC-tourney MVP Karen Rodgers and Sheila Andrus back. Add to this group a strong freshman class and women's basketball at Trinity was nothing if not loaded going into the season. However, it was not quite that simple. Rodgers spent the first semester abroad and Trinity had to play five games before her return. The Bants lost four. During this streak, Andrus, who was slated to play in Rodger's point guard spot, was hampered by an ankle injury. This started Trinity down a road that has seen Erlandson use a myriad of starting lineups and substitution patterns. "I've had some trouble deciding on a starting five," admits Erlandson. In actuality, Erlandson has seven players who can and" have started: Rodgers, Orczyk, Priestly, Lofgren, Andrus, and freshmen Sarah Mayo and Betsy Jones. None of the veterans, with the possible exception of Tuesday Afternoon

^^_ by Stephen K. Gellman Priestly, have played up to their past levels and Erlandson has juggled the lineup, looking for the right combination and the hot hand. An inevitable result of this tactic is an uncertainty within the team as to the role each player is to fill. "I find it very hard going into a game not knowing where I stand," explains Priestly. "I just find myself having a very hard time when I Sara Mayo dribbles away from the Bowdoin defense. Betsy Jones looks on. photo by Scott Poole don't know what's expected of me." And it is generally agreed that the team has so much talent that it is almost unmanagable. "There's too much talent on this team," asserts Women's Basketball Wins Two Priestly, and Erlandson speculates that "Maybe the result of having so many good players on the team is that a kid says, 'well if I can't do it by Elizabeth Sobkov time with a two point lead, 23-21. .15 rebounds. Karen Rodgers then someone else can.' It's an out or an exit door." and Ka(hy Gallant At this point, Trinity was only added 15 points, 12 rebounds, and Indeed the talent goes beyond the top seven. The talents of these seven Special to Tripod Sports shooting 25% from the floor and eight steals. Freshman Susan Bab- demand court time, but just behind them is another group that has Wesleyan was shooting 30%. An- cock came off the bench to add seemingly too much skill to simply sit and watch. And not surprisingly The women's basketball team other horid statistic was turn- 10 points to the Bantam effort., this situation creates even more problems. played its best basketball of the overs: Wesleyan 18, Trinity 22. The Bants made it two in a row Erlandson notes, "These kids spend a lot of hours working and al- season in defeating Wesleyan and Second half action saw the abil- with a 72-60 home victory over though I feel that winning is the thing, there comes a time where if you Bowdoin last week. ity of the Bantams. The players Bowdoin on Friday night. don't get to play, you lose it mentally. I'm trying to play those kids that The Bantams began the week in did indeed look like two-time de- have earned an opportunity to show what they can do." top form as they rolled over rival fending NIAC champions. Priestly was Trin's high scorer However, heavy substitutions have led Trinity close to blowing sub- Wesleyan on Monday. The Bants The Bants drove ahead by 13, with 18 points. Rodgers had a stantial leads in two recent games and Priestly points out that that type got a quick jump ahead of the 41-28, halfway through the pe- good game contributing 16 points- of playing time can have a negative mental effect. Cards, 9-2, and were able to keep riod. Later the Bants went as far -on seven for seven shooting—and "Some people feel that they are getting put in situations which they this lead the entire game. as 17 points in the lead. seven assists. Freshman Betsy are not able to carry out. When they do get taken out, they feel like A last effort to rally with five Jones also turned in an impressive they've failed and that they don't belong." Looking strong halfway minutes remaining in the game cut performance with 11 rebounds. The result has been most disappointing which is something everyone through the first period, the Ban- the lead to eight. However with The wins raised the team's re- close to the team agrees on. Erlandson still holds out hope that a strong tams were up by ten, 19-9. But less two minutes left, the Bantams cord to 6-7, 2-5 agianst NIAC finish can earn a NIAC playoff berth, but sources close to New England than five minutes later the Cardi- pushed ahead 59-43. competition. As one observer of Division III basketball dismiss this as wishful thinking. And maybe nals cut the lead to one, 19-18. The final was 64-46. Debbie Friday night's game noted, "it was Erlandson puts things best when she says, "We have underachieved." The team hung together and Priestly lead the scoring with 18 the first time this year that they've Amen. was able to leave the court at half- points. Priestly also pulled down looked like NIAC champions." WPI Subdues Upset- Minded Ducks, 54-41 Last Thursday night the men's good effort, strong swims, come swim team hit the road to Worces- up a little short. ter, Massachusetts to tangle with Co-captain Rex Dyer was a the Engineers from WPI. The. double winner. He logged a ho- Bantams were upset-minded and hum victory in the 200 back, a made an auspicious start by win- strong 1:51.8 in the 200 free, and ning two of the first three events^ anchored the freestyle relay in a but fell into their inevitable pat- very quick 49.6. tern of many firsts, and too few Raftis looked tough in his first seconds and thirds, and eyentually appearance in the distance events bowed to one of the best WPI this season. He cruised to. a 11:22. teams in memory, 54-41. win in the 1000 free, then got The Ducks won five of 11 events mugged in the 500 free when his and had another win awarded to winning 5:17.9 was judged sec- the opponents by a questionable, ond. judges decision. Tim Raftis' swim Jim Loughlin produced one of in the 500 freestyle was already the finest times of the night by recorded as a win on the board winning the 200 breast in 2:23.20. and on Trinity coach Chet Mc- The Bantams finished the eve- Phee's scoresheet when the offi- ning on the upbeat when Tim An- cials unaccountably huddled and derson, Chip Lake, Raftis, and gave the nod to WPI's Andy Gag- Dyer outsprinted the Engineers in non. The ensuing dialogue was the final 400 freestyle relay. one of the most exciting events of The Ducks are in action again the evening. • tonight at Holy Cross. Saturday For the Trinmen, it must have they face powerful Amherst at Steve Klots (leading) finished second in the 1500 at the Williams Invitational on Saturday. photo by Krister Johnson seemed another night of deja vu: home. Page 12, THE TRINITY TRIPOD, February 14, 1984 Sports—————— —— Men's Squash Uses Depth To Beat Williams by Tom Price In the most objective terms pos- came back from a 2-0 deficit to In another thriller, Bill Villari bank was more fortunate than Senior Sports Staff sible, the match against Williams defeat Doyle. Doyle played very at number three, moving up a teammates Villari and Doyle in his was nothing short of spectacular. well in the first two games and notch in the absence of Mike close five game match. Down 2-1, The men's squash team put a Three of the nine matches went found himself five points short of. Georgy, also lost 15-14 in the fifth and 12-6 in the fourth, Burbank virtual clamp on the country's down to the wire, two of these victory in the third game which he game after coming back from a 2- battled back to gain a 13-13 tie, number three ranking last ending 15-14 in the fifth game. led at one point, 10-5. 0, 9-4 deficit. Vilarri won both the and eventually win the fourth Wednesday when they defeated Forget the Olympics, the action But Zaff came back to win the third and fourth games in tie- game. Burbank then went on the Williams 5-4. Barring a loss to last Wednesday was in of all un- game and the fourth game as well. breakers, playing spectacularly win the fifth game, giving Trinity either Army; Vassar, or Tufts, the likely places, Hartford. It was by In the fifth and deciding game, against his opponent. In the fifth, its only victory in the top four team will finish at least tied at ( far Trinity's biggest and most dra- Doyle led 14-12, but Zaff again Villari and his opponent ex- spots. number three. matic victory of the season. came back to tie it at 14. Zaff then changed points behind the roar of . The Bantams got most of their Trinity fared better against One of the closest matches oc- won the next point to win the the partisan crowd unitl the game victories at the bottom of the Harvard and Yale than both Wil- curred in the number one spot match. As the man at Old Mil- was tied at 14-14. lineup where Paul Stauffer, John liams and Navy; therefore, the . where Trinity's Bill Doyle lost a waukee like to say, "Boys, it Looking up at the referee after Conway, and Jon Anz, the num- possibility for finishing alone at heartbreaker to William's Greg doesn't get any better than this." the final point, Villari seemed ber seven, eight and nine players number three is not entirely out of Zaff. Zaff, who figures to be the No one attending last Wednes- shocked that the match was over. the question. number' two seed at the nationals, day's match would disagree. At number four, Doug Bur- continued on page 10 Men's Women's B-Ball Squash Wins 3 Fourth

by Stephen K. Gellman by Julia McLaughlin Sports Editor Sports Staff Writer

The Trinity men's basketball The women's squash team suf- team is in a slump, but don't tell ferred a disapointing loss to Yale that to Brandeis, Bowdoin, and at the Howe Cup this weekend. Bates. The Bantams defeated all Trinity placed fourth in the tour- three visitors to Ferris this past nament behind Princeton, Har- week but not without a struggle. vard, and Yale. Cumulatively the three teams The Bantams did improve last carried a 13-37 record to Trinity; year's fifth place ranking but had however, their hot shooting com- hoped for a third place finish with bined with Trinity's inconsistent a win over Yale. Just points from defense to make each game an ad- victory, the Bantams lost 4-3 in venture. the last match of the weekend. "I think the defensive intensity • • The to.urnament was a, success, in the first half just wasn't there for Trinity beat Division I schoofs"" because people were lagging a lit- Brown and Dartmouth 7-0. The tle bit," commented sophomore highlight of the weekend was the i >' forward Ken Abere after the vic- presentation of the Betty Richie tory over Bates. "People are con- Award to Trinity's Nina Porter. tent to go down, stick their shot, Awarded for the first time this and put out half-way on de- year, the prize goes to the player fense." who best exemplifies sportsman- Friday night, Bowdoin (4-12) ship, fair play and excellence in trailed by only one point at the squash. Porter received a silver half, 43-42, after hitting 52.9% of bowl of her own and Trinity will their shots against the. Bantams' keep a large engraved silver bowl man-to-man defense. The choice for this year. of man-to-man was the result of Yale hosts the Howe Cup each an incorrect scouting^ report and year for approximately 25 schools, coach Stan Ogrodnik said after- which are divided into three divi- wards, "if I had seen them my- sions according to talent. Of the self, we wouldn't have played so top seven division one schools, much man-to-man." Trinity is the only non-Ivy League However it was not simply a school. matter of being in the wrong de- Porter sufferred only one loss, fense. Trinity allowed Bowdoin to to undefeated Alicia McConnell slip back door for easy layups and from the UPenn. As a team, f rin: short jumpers. ity lost to Harvard 6-1, Princeton "We were just flat-footed and 6-1, and Yale 4-3. coach drilled us at halftime on There were several tough indi- getting our act together on de- vidual matches. Against UPenn on fense," said Tom King. Friday, once again it was up to The pep talk gave Trinity new Sue Greene to win the deciding Ken Abere (#15) played a large part in the men's basketball team's three victories last week. life, a 3-2 zone puzzled the visitors match. In a very tense fifth game, and the Bantams opened the half Greene pulled through and won with an 11-2 spurt that gave them 15-10. firm control of the contest. Women's Swimming Rolls On But Greene woke up the next Abere led the Bantams-as he morning with a fever and cold, so has in six of the last seven games- by Tom Swiers against Clark the. women were fi- butterfly. freshman Erika La Cerda filled -with 25 points and the Trinity Sports Staff Writer nally able to break through the Clark's Henson was able to beat her place. In La Cerda's first front line'controlled the boards to time barrior and had 20 New Eng- Sue Casazza by a tenth of a sec- match, she crushed her Dart- the tune of 49-29. The women's swim team won land qualifying times. The women ond. Clark apparently did not mouth opponent 15-13, 15-3, 15- Bates came to Ferris on Satur- two more meets this week to raise still need more national qualifying really expect to win many events 10. Qn Sunday, however, La day afternoon stinging from an their college record winning streak times for the nationals in Atlanta in the swimming but had hopes Cerda did not have as much luck 83-55 .thrashing at the hands of to 19. in March. ' that their diver, Dineer Cloutier, as she sufferred a tough 3-2 loss Wesleyan less than 24 hours ear- Last Wednesday the Trinity The meet began nicely with the a national qualifier, would be able to her Yale opponent. lier. Once again, Unit A prooved women's swim team defeated team of Dea Fredrick, Debbie to win the diving. In both diving In another close match, Porter a hospitable place for the visitors Clark 90-59 in a meet in which the Cronin, Lulu Cass, and Karen events, Clark's hopes died when simply woreout her Harvard op- in the early going. Trinity women showed complete Hubbard finishing nearly a length Mary Ellen Foy beat Cloutier ponent. Mary Halbert to' win in The Wildcats led 19-13 after 11 domination. Chefs Chicks took ahead of the Clark team in the 200 163.05-161.5 and 173.7-167.9. five games. Porter was down 2-0 minutes and it was not until well first in 16 of 17 events. In five medley relay. In the last event, the 200 frees- in the match and then down again into the second half that the Ban- events, however, coach Chet For the 100 freestyle, Barbie tyle relay, Hubbard, Brennan, 12-8 in the fifth game, but her tams took the lead for good. King McPhee raced his best women un- Brennan dominated the Clark op- Cass, and Fredrick put in remark- accurate shots and consistent play hit a long jumper to give Trinity officially so as to not run up the position by finishing two and a able performances with the time proved essential as she came back a 48-46 lead midway through the score. If these events the women half lengths ahead of the nearest of 1:44.64, a national qualifying to win 15-13 in the fifth game. half. Abere scored inside and had not been entered as exhibition Clark swimmer. For the next five time. Number two, Kat Castle played Mike Donovan added two free the score would have been 110-39. events, Trinity continued to dom- As if the women had not had two extremely close matches. In throws to give Trinity a six point In past meets Chet's chicks had inate. It was not until the eighth enough they went on to crush the first match of the weekend, been winning, but their times had event that Clark was able to take continued on page 10 not been very good. In their meet its only first place spot in the 50 continued on page 9 continued on page 10