Memories of Dodge Ball Days
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F VOL. IC NO. 10 PUBLISHED .•••,' \m s;u: ;-NTS crTRtNir/ COLLEGE SINCE 1904 25, 2003 First-Years Athletes Prove TypkaL Students ss," the study says. The study notes that "high The Laramie Project prof'le- athletes'' are those that play men's football, basketball, SARAH SPIEGEL faculty and members of the com- fend ice hockey. NEWS WRITER munity. "Males targeted for high pro- The. film told the story of 22 file sports do not have an admis- The Laramie Project sparked year-old Matthew Shepard, bru- sion advantage over males who discussion among first-year stu- tally beaten to death in an anti- •are targeted .athletes," Smith said. dents following its: showing as gay hate crime in 1998 in '•"Targeted athletes are. students part of the First-Year Prograrn Lararr.ie, VVyo. Based on the who" the coaches know. The , •.^•:: :...^. • .. •• -v <- ••-.... , • ..- •„.• ..• and the Encouraging Respect of transciipts of over 200 interviews CG'arJies don'i want p. s'.uderit vyhov Sexualiiies Film Festival last with, members • of.v the Laramie is going to flunk out. They want Sunday, Nov. 16. community, it n fleeted a hornblo io identify athletes who;will;SUG-,; "We are not here to indoctri- transgression thai was difficult to ^eed at tkiernicSily as vvelL'- ; : ;, nate you or accuse, you of guilt," ignore. "It's no longer about The study also explains the ' Laramie or Wyoming," said a said Matthew Barison '04,-one of Studerit-athletea compete on the field mi& In difference between targeted ath- the organi?xrs of the EROS Film •;omrnunity member in the film, ietCi and recruited athletes. A Festival, as he stood in front of '"It's about ihe whole country." collegi He r*h!ctics] <-•> ^ impor- recruiteo atltiete is nn applicant the crowd at Cinestudio before That is just the thought that _ tant part •• ''ic %t Tan \\," *•• con- encouraged by a coach to apply the showing of The Laramie' struck Adrienne Fulco; Associate WRIICR tinued. and attend the school. Project. Professor of Legal Studies. She A study published Oct. 3 by In tb sti idy, Siintii and J diae. Smith sak! that in general, The theatre was packed at the haJ used the film as an aid foe her no iltice rt Ili'-llUl'IOIull Hughes, AJ'OCUIO Uirtfcor of (he advantage for targeted ath- 4 p.m. performance, not only with I.1JSS on rights arid the law last Uesmth .uul PI Hiring '•hows Institutional Febf aich exam ru. i lettt i= lco.-, at Trinity than at other Trinity students, but also WM.II w f / ROi> on page o :rr' 1 unity iPtcriolli-gijie uh the different types ol tnigoteii ath NESCA.C schools. lens an no chlkrent w icadcm letes. "Our admissions are less tilt- ics extra Lurncut'i uuiviiies uul A tafgp'ed <>th,lct.e i, 'in ed lov ud Tirg'.led athletes," he 1 soLuih/ing ill in the .i\L]ii'c applicant iJt,iif TieJ 'oi specnl anl Tin ii is also potential for funit> no)-ithbte lo MI me consjdi rati in in, lists given to some variation from school io ii at Jus trend m itinues on, the admissions by one or more coath- ,ee Nl'SCAC cm page 7 New England SnuUi Collmc % Alt'iiic Conlercua tntJ <m ij'icticnl to tut Jo' n on dthjei Make the lu. <dnussion at livtituumjs I st ye,u 'Atlileiii-s buti' l (ih> ot eomnmnitv to iht lion1 rilns Banal a Work of Art can only mulmiie il > i un.e motfc s old Slikori. inst m> es, spci l il * mvudci i "(in ABrMOUJOVER .._„ Pav'k'l Iracy '04, one of the i, given to alhlei *• in li.i, lUii is- " \RlS WhTHi artists ieutuied in the .show, beau- sion piocess Mi i |x iplt kel 1 U 'e pliotopraphy and 1 «nn > tifully brought out this aspect of 'lit PI *>u\< < t sluo :nls is an nuge fan oj Photogiaphy phote^raiiitj with a set of pictures aero able lMhnu \MUI thi t.st Profess.0! Piblo ndiiu's CM"*, fealuMV wiiidow shade. The J1 'he rnii.i, noils said Vunt ing, ^o wh<-p i f^iitJ oat thd firu j/ictuiv. .si. nved a window S itttii Diiettoi oi Institutional there waf going '<<> \n a show in with t.' r iiiade partly pulled '» - lF(-h the BKMI* S'reet Oalleiy of work down The next picture showed Jonathan Chusney Ihe Culligc - tht* student by the I> Hography I, \l, and HI the tanie scene, but by stepping a 1 Hrst-year Guided Studius students talk after viewing the tiliii. bi«" and tin l'lirnii' - sco ii'kT- students 1 was very cit'ie' fe« fctt i lo«;er, Tracy was able to One of the best th'ngs dbout make an entirely different, yet the can era Sens is tl'At it allows equally appealing, photograph. you to go places tlwf you never Doug Agriew '04 used a sim- Memories of Dodge Ball Days would have thought of going ilar technique in composing all of Ovni, PL , or Phys fcd, the j,dim •> JENNY DUNN honor you could befoic Even v itiwut usuig • his photopiaphs. You don't real- pLiyed in this class rarely failed to tucivr wa<. to be "It " zoom function I.')'7mugfi th^-'> azt iiow fascinating an old tire or FEATURES EDITOR bring some joy to our days In the ViVll Ntait with the hasics can be fun as well"), being behind a bit of laiiroad track are until you Every time I go home for a. midst ol Lunguage Arts, Science, Raise yout hand if vou ve never a camera cin give you a whole see some of Agnew's work. A break, I can't help but lerninisc Math, and Sou >' .Studies it wa* , pl<n' *d Ri*d Ro' f i d.L ( ngin of new fl.j'vei.l'i'- '^:i LWe w<iy foirnei toerXrtisi, Agnew finds about my childhood f livd .• diamond in (he rough whose name 1 sug^e t "imcone thing' at)'. A malvs you w^\il to art in everything, and he is not pretty typical existence .during A,s college students, we ic in wnte a thesis on this w.rj one explore 1 vejoktdthaimy foyio afraid to get up close and person- my early years in upstate New the thick of the worst Urn'.1, of the ot those games that allowed the New M'hviro whtle taking Photo I al York - one not much different, ytai \>n\)Ci', \ams, and preiUi p'Hipto pick on indniduak If was nnne«i because I touldn'i * "ipuaking ot Inter Artists Dan in fact, from that of little kids in lations sem io be lurkm^ behind \ iii need v^iir 'nuiiorj look ae aiivthnit* vith( i> wnnd'" - Frueioan '04, another former more "civil^ed" parts of rk every cornet, tnd sometimes it icueshed, tture were two teams, ing what it would look i'kt rnejjj"ei ui the InterArts program, country. stems as if ve'r<- jus» trudging e,ich uf which stood M a line, ^ thc'l.ne of my gnod set PHOTO on page 18 One aspect of my childhood through tht cteys, just g tniig b, ar us links d on opposite sides of that, to my.surprise, I've found So let's just forge About our '.on th«. >j,}m Oiice thr gjf>iij> d( cid to coincide with many of my ble;. for a tew minute!, and to ed JII I victim, they'd ypH, "Red peers here at Trinity is Try ele- back to 'i siniyifi time, -t tune TQVU, rvCi rewpr, semi i)ivey mentary school physical educa- when hnppiii" was huujig tl»„ Ht.ii' ovei,' or whirovir tho tion class. Whether we cal!-d n vlass i »id .v tr a Ji.dgebjil, and ". x of the >.b'vc^t or wrakesi 'MV. on th * ji (jQoi. ^ e,>n was periM \ tn [i>rj tow irds iNSlDh ther • -, t ii i ! > i Ueak The harmful effects of &n ati- Unravel ihe Trij-jtl's m .tary -ugh ineir if s" if UK , xuc- quaied Trinity altiletics policy ?od vuu could win $100 wittti Vd, thi-y \">rc punntteJ to are on page two. of free ikhhC't, pngc twel\c oi, their <^um If (5;ey tailed, I > had T» t nun a i>ns >!M rot For infornation > r 17., •? H 'trfjr,' ? ii Jit d to ^o c, i •>ort Alford's' new Engagemei i whdt you'vt seen on T\ om sit' cir lormer * u u istos Committee, turn tc page five neip page sixteen 5'asiLUly Red Rcv^i wai billing « thatij'wpnry isrwttei Opinions 2 " iud! i / 'lul lovMtv tiof >n't tiews page 5 pit- »t and tl H' 't y>L> i un't beat Featureis]. page 9 Sports i< ton-ientori, )0u'u Hltev w w «. tr i u I t v t v. \i i\ o. c o»• '0'ni.io <<. n A' l i'ii all , —i exhibit- PAGE 2 OPINIONS THIS TRINITY TRIPOD - NOVEMBER 25, 2003 TO TIKE Tripod's Word Limit: A Double Standard To the Editor, fixation with them. But I do have a problem with double standards, II seems like the Tripod will [f one of the editors is going print anything these days; heck, to write a lengthy article on squir- they even publish my writing. But rel and then make some sappy the line has to be drawn some- connection to art in it so that it Bdna D.