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the student newspaper of w^arist College VOLUME #53 ISSUE #8 HTTP://WWW.ACADEMIC.MARIST.EDU/CIRCLE NOVEMBER 18, 1999 Classroom climate causes controversy byMKBONOPARTTS StaffWriter

The temperature inside the classroom is beginning to seem more controversial than the tem­ perature outside. As winter sets in and the out­ side temperature begins to drop, students are looking forward to cozy classrooms with comfort­ able climates'. It has become ap- - parent that-whatJsJ.considered „ rcbmforta6le"may be sluhjectivef - at least as far as Marist students gof - . When asked what the ideal temperature in an average class­ room is, Richard Fitzgibbons of Mechanical Services pointed - out that -while everyone had their different preferences, the Circle photo/Brendan McGurk average fell at approximately 72 Junior Rich Shutkin enjoys a cigarette before class. degrees Fahrenheit. "It depends on the comfort zone," he said. "People like dif­ Smokeout does not ferent temperatures, and we ad­ just them accordingly." Fitzgibbons said depending on whether the classrooms in mean much here Circle photo/Brendan McGurk each building were facing east in and experiment create smok­ Many students questioned said the classrooms were cold. byKATHERINESLAUTA ers every day. or west, temperatures would StaffWriter According to the American need to be tweaked. too high,; thought it was chilly in the aca­ "It's ridiculous, it's always demic buildings. Today is the annual day where Cancer Society, more than one He also noted that die major­ million kids will start smoking ity of complaints about tempera­ hot," he said. "And those Stu­ 'T think it's way too cold in many hope to give up smoking dent Center classrooms t it's like most classrooms," she said. for good. this year. While many students ture were divided along gender wish they could stop smoking, lines, widi the majority of male 90 degrees up in that piece." Junior Julie Burton agreed Smoking is an issue prevalent Sophomore Kevin Korhgut with Spencer, noting that some­ not only in society, but this cam­ their addiction to cigarettes complaints saying the class­ seems too great. Because of rooms were too hot, while the said some other buildings on times it feels as though the heat pus as well. It is not uncommon campus feel the same way. is not operating at all. to see smokers outside of build­ this, die American Cancer Soci­ women of Marist considered the "Dyson's pretty toasty too," "I was freezing, just shivering^ ings lighting up or puffing away ety has created The Great classrooms to be virtual ice­ he said. V all through my eight o'clock! at a party. Being unaware of the American Smokeout boxes. Most of the female population class," she said. "My teacher dangers smoking causes is not First organized in 1977, The Fitzgibbon's claim did not go at Marist who were questioned had to actually call maintenance an issue. Today everyone Great American Smokeout pro­ unproved, as evidenced by the opinions ofthe students here. had an;entirely different out­ and get them to turn the heat knows the dangers smoking cre­ vided a day for smokers to quit : look. " ates; however, pressures to fit ...please see SMOKING, pg.3 Sophomore Josh Sprague said ...please see CLIMATE,pg. 4 he feels the heat is pumped up Junior Dawn Spencer said she WEEKLY POLL Students want Adrian to live on byCHRISTYBARR INSIDE StaffWriter TODAY: Are you going to The next phase in construc­ tion on the Marist campus will stop smoking for include the demolishing of hi: 50 the Great American Adrian Hall, but some students lo: 27 Smokeout? feel the building should remain Community. 2 and be used for club space. Features 5 YES NO Built in 1957, Adrian Hall was 0 100 originally a lecture hall and com­ Opinion 8 muter student lounge. Pres­ RELATED STORY THIS PAGE A&E. 11 ently, Adrian houses the depart- Circle photo/Brendan! This is an unsaent$c survey taken from 100 [Sports 16| Marist students who smote. ...pleasesee ADRIAN.pg. 4 Plans call for Adrian Hall to be demolished soon. THE (CTRCLE: THE-reiRGLE NOVEMBER 18, 1999 News PAGE 3 NOVEMBER 18, 1999 PAGE 2 or the new millenium byTHEkOMMlNO open lab similar to the Donriely According to Dennis Benamati, StaffWriter . computer lab. Students will also assistant library director, this is - have access to five printers and ideal for a new establishment of Security The new library is a twenty- five scannefs.in this area; this kind. first century resource lab. Approximately 15 more main­ "Usually when you walk into Briefs Marist's new library, sched­ frame computers will be avail­ a new space the stacks are half uled to open fully on Jan. 3, has able on the main level as well. full because me building must CompiledBy exceptional technological re­ The third floor houses several last 30 years," Benamati said. "It ScottNevffle sources. offices for a number of depart­ will fillove r time." What is your favorite The library provides seating mental resources such as Career Two new-staff positions have for 800, most with a river front Development. It also has four been created to accommodate view. There are also 600 per­ classrooms, one of which in­ the increased personnel needed sonal study desks with outlets cludes personal computers at to ran the new facility. There The Student Government Security Beat Correspondent -campus activity? for laptop plug-ins. every desk. will be an evening and weekend Association's Housing and Scott Neville and junior Ed The first level houses the Each classroom holds a po­ supervisor position as well as a Residential Life committee is Kuhner fanned die flames their stack collection and an experi­ dium for the teachers, as well as part-time archivist and refer­ currently seeking new members. housemate, identified by secu­ mental classroom with laptop access to VCRs and touch ence position. Both positions This ad hoc committee con­ rity officers as 'ChefBoyardee,' access. There are also seven screens. One of these class­ have yet to be filled. venes bi-weekly to address and ignited on their range top in mainframe access computers rooms is a multi-media lab. Last January Marist enabled resolve student concerns re­ Gartland's "F' Block Tuesday, with flat screens on this level. Collaborative study rooms will students to access library re­ garding housing and residential Nov. 9. 'Boyardee' was cook­ They contain access to the li­ be available on reserve for sources from off campus. The life on campus. Anyone inter­ ing breaded shrimp in oil, which brary catalog and databases. group use by faculty, staff and library catalog and most data­ ested in joining should contact spilt on the red-hot burner and Christine Mulvey, director of- students. Each of these rooms bases are accessible with a the.SGA office at x2206 or email ignited. Thanks to a pot lid and special projects and telecommu- has a computer, printer and student's MUSICB account and Travis Mason at K7HV. half the contents of a nearby fire nicatibns, said the library gives scanner. Some also include vi­ password. sualization equipment, such as extinguisher, the fire was con­ students more readily available This gave students twenty- access to resources. cameras. four hour access to most library Circle photoftJrendan McGuric WMCR - Marist College Ra­ tained and snuffed out. Despite "In the past ydu?ve seen stu­ Junior Lauren Hartman said resources. Benamati said that Junior Gene Antico stops to have a smoke between classes. their frantic efforts to clear the dio - Thursday - Tuesday, 7:00 dents line up to use printers and the library will be an exciting . was one of the first steps to p.m. -9:00 p.m., Tune into 88.1 air around the detectors, plumes "Protecting the bovine "Travelling to Denny's computers," she said. "I think place to study. building a library for the next WMCR for the latest sports talk. of smoke set off the alarm and "Getting held up outside really what we're planning to "I think the new technology millenium. Smoking: Many Sports updates and coverage of Fairview fire fighters responded. community from the and gorging myself to the of the Palace." achieve wfth the library is plenty we're getting is overwhelming," "We're creating an environ­ your favorite Marist sports perils of cow-tipping. point of rupture, then of resources for the students." she said. "It'll be a nice change ment for the people who come The main level contains a cof­ from doing work in the dark here to use the library," teams. If you have any ques­ Other cooking mishaps flared Moo!" * calling Ralph on the big tions, please call the Sports Di­ up all over campus this week. fee bar with outlets at some of Donnelylab." Benamati said. "It is a twenty- quit on this event Tobacco use is responsible for rector Mike Koller x4724. West Cedar's "O" Block smoked white telepone." the tables. There are 64 per­ The stacks will only be about first century library, but it's not ...continued from pg. 1 sonal computers arranged as an half full when the library opens. essentially a 'place' anymore." one in every five deaths in this out the house with a similar smoking for one day, so they country. According to the ACS, cooking oil incident. Gartland's Dr. Anthony Pennings would Jenn McGuinness TomGuilmette KristineDunn could prove to themselves they cigarrettes kill more Americans like to announce that there are "G" Block was evacuated be­ junior senior could do it, and in hopes they than AIDS, alcohol, car acci­ still some spots open for the cause of an English muffin stuck junior Piuxis students IKMIKUI} for diilclnen would quit smoking forever; dents, murders, suicides, drugs COM 325 Iritercultural Commu­ in the toaster Nov. 10 at 1:30 p.m. ^?33HrT -jm--i»«mm Since then, The Great Ameri­ .and firescombined.TMsisnot nication course in Hawaii over Not to be outdone, Gartland's byFttNTNEIIKALYOUSSEF can Smokeout nas'gjrown^ and' surprising seeing as the chemi­ SttiffWriter L*Jf * &&+.*•& *** millions of Americans quit on the Winter Intersession. Cost "E" Block burnt popcorn in mi­ cals put in cigarrettes are so toxic same deliveryman, who an unconscious body on the jg* -^——,—- tin's third Thursday in Novem­ they can not be dumped in land­ is $1,500 plus tuition. E-mail crowave badly enough to set off civilian in a 1988 Ford Tempo. promptly brought over a sec­ ground between two parked On Oct. 29, the children of the ber every year. In fact, the fills. Statistics like this make JZ93. Both vehicles were backing out :S the detector Wednesday Nov. Marist Col lege Libei ty Pai tncr- a* ond pizza. A verbal conflict en­ cars. Officers arrived on the simultaneously after picking up s^n^r^. •\\ ¥T^ American Cancer Society found quitting sound like a good idea. 10 at 8 p.m. The final trip ship Program were invited to a more Americans try to quit sued between the student and scene and revived the nonresi­ lunch, inflicting minor damage Marist is not sponsoring a HEY MARIST STUDENTS Fairview fire fighters made to Halloween party cooidinaled by smoking on the day of the Great campus-wide smokeout, how­ the pizza man, including physi­ dent student. They sent him to to both. call STUDENTS FORHDLLARY Marist this week was also to students from the Praxis Project «.s American Smokeout than any cally threatening slurs. These St. Francis when they observed ever it is recognizing the impor­ CLINTON 2000 at 7154 and get Gartland's "E" Block; respond­ Junior Chris Santoro said he other day of the year, including tant day. As a smoker or a friend threats became reality, as the mat his nap had been alcoholi- involved in the future of New ing to a detector triggered by a Two Marist students were ar­ felt the children had a good time. New Year's Eve. of a smoker, it is a great idea to student began to beat on the cally induced. rested and charged with robbery "It was a good coiaboration Many student smokers said support this day'as well. The York State. With the upcoming bagel someone skillfully burned deliveryman.. The situation es­ 2000 Senate race looming now in the microwave Sunday, Nov. in the second degree and con­ of clubs and people within the mey would not quit today, in­ benefits due to quitting are im­ calated as the resident's friends While on patrol, a security of­ Marist community." he said. cluding Junior Roseanne mense. According to the Nico­ is the best time to find out the 14at9:40p.m. • spiracy in the fourth degree Fri­ joined in, assaulting the deliv­ ficer behind Leo Hall smelled a "Eveiyone working together to Racanelli. tine Addiction, those who issues that will affect you. day, Nov. 12, The perpetrators ery person and kicking him, re­ .pungent odor of marijuana were arrested and charged in make this worth while cause the "Yes, I'll probably quit smok­ smoke increase their rise of Hillary Clinton may be a Demo­ A pizza man was given more stroke fourfold. The Pharmaco­ portedly once in the head, while Wednesday, Nov. 10 at1:40 am. connection with, the; ^strong best possible experience for ing until I go out that night," crat and not a New York Resi­ than a tip Tuesday, Nov. 9 at these children." she said. logical Basis of Therapeutics he was on the floor. Police of­ The officer observed an open armed' robbery of a fellow dent But that doesn't mean you 11:50 p.m. when he delivered a The festivities included a DJ Sophomore Braden Sheldon Goodman and Gulman found ficers were called, interviewed window where the smoke was Marist student Oct. 23 at a party Pfid.uciiuit.sv Hur»h Ki voiit-^f shouldn't check out her mes­ pizza to Leo Hall, and left team, games, raffles and prizes said he thought the idea was smoking greatly affects behav­ the lumped-up pizza boy, and ; spewing from and investigated. •on Washington Street. The two Students help party-goers decorate pumpkins. sage. Learn about the issues bruised and battered. A Leo donated from generous local and apple bobbing. said. good for those who needed a ior as well. identified the assailant. By 4:00 The officer notified the Resident were arraigned at the Town of that will affect your future! Join resident handed over money, stores such as Barnes & Freshman Eilen Graeber said SucRepku, direcloi of the Lib­ push to quit. "Smokers have more sleep dif­ a.m. the lousy tipper was taken Director oh duty and entered die STUDENTS FOR HILLARY but became verbally abusive Poughkeepsie Court House Fri-' Nobles, Old Navy and AC that it was a great event for the erty Partnership Program said "I think of the day as a posi­ ficulties than do non-smokers into custody and brought to the room, finding three students. CLINTON 2000 by calling 7154. when asked about a tip. Words day, and released for a later ap­ Moore. There were many ac­ kids. the event was a success. tive reinforcement for those who and tend to exhibit more depres­ Town of Poughkeepsie Police The evidence had gone up in of an unpleasant nature were pearance. Marist security offic-' tivities including pumpkin paint­ "Everyone had a really good "The childien had a great need a push or a clean start," he sion, irritability, and anxiety," Department. The resident was smoke, but their pipe was con­ said. exchanged and the pizza man ers escorted the two students ing, make-your-own-sundac time- it was a lot of fun," she time" she said. according to their website. issued a ticket to appear in court fiscated. ..'..'..'..., ". ';•'! The Circle is always willing to left empty-pocketed. The hun­ back to campus and released accept club bulletins froman y club. and returned to Leo Hall by 5:30 them to their parents, who: gry, stingy student called for a am. ; Please submit them to the envelope second pizza, requesting the Security officers werefthe first promptly took them home. Stu^ Marist honored on the Circle door or email them on the scene of a motor vehicle dent Affairs workers will be to HZAL. Female^tudents leaving Beck accident at the Yeung-Ho Chi­ meeting with the two about Parking Lot minutes before mid­ nese restaurant Saturday, Nov. school-based sanctions at a for good character night Tuesday, Nov. 9 called se­ 13 at 1:05 p.m., when a Marist later, unspecified date. curity officers after observing Security vehicle collided with a nizes programs that represent by CHRIS GROGA N the best practices in the field of News Editor Weekend Weather character development during Marist has been recognized as college years. It is intended for one of the top colleges in the prospective students, guidance FRIDAY: SATURDAY: SUNDAY: country for teaching students counselors and students. the value of character. President Dennis Murray said 'SPRING BREAK 2000' The Templeton Guide: Col­ Marist has always tried to pro­ leges that Encourage Charac­ duce well-rounded graduates. Largest selection of Spring Break Destinations, including Cruises! ter Development, a national "This is one of the enduring guidebook produced by the legacies of the Marist Brothers hi: 58 John Templeton Foundation, who founded the college and Foam Parties and Free Club Admissions. who, in the classroom and by Io: 34 lo:38 has chosen Marist as one of the top 100 colleges and universi­ example, remind us that we must Rep Positions and Fre« Trips available, Photo ooortasy Tim NUssie ties to inspire students to live educate our students' hearts as Students at the Eleanor Roosevelt Valf-Kill Medal ceremony on Oct. 17 stand with Tom Source: http://www.weather.com (Tfie Weather Qiamiel) Epicureaii Tours im2314.FDN ethic and civic-minded lives. well as their minds," he said. Brokaw. (L-R) Keri Dixon, Megan Williams, Mike Seaman, Tina Angiulli, Jennifer Glover The Templeton Guide recog­ ...pkasesee CHARACTER^. 4 and Adam Weissman. THE'. CIRCLE THE CIRCLE NOVEMBER 18, 1999 News PAGE 4 Priceline fbunder NOVEMBER 18. 1999 Features PAGE 5 ^..continuedfrom pg: 1 ,windows'*requife.a.special de- on. _ • v ••> •- •-;. ,•*'•. . yice'to unlock and open.-. speaks at Marist Donnelly Hall has hiulti-pur- ;, Sophomore Sharitrez Miller pose. units that eject both hot said the" temperatures differ in byJENNIFERFERRIS and cold air when necessary. the various buildings. ~ " A day to give thanks, ANDMEGHANO'GEARY priceline.com Home to many a night class and . "They'reeithertoocoldortoo StaffWriters the largest computer lab on cam­ hot in Dyson, mostly,''.she said. A Marist alum and executive commerce company he co- pus, Donnelly seemed to be a "The basement of Lowell Tho­ from one of the fastest growing founded. haven of complaints'regarding mas is always hot, too." : Internet companies spoke to He explained that temperature.-- **-' Despite the myriad opinions students on Monday. Priceline.com is based on two Sophomore Rich Brdski said represented by students here and eats loads of turkey Tim Brier, the executive vice- trends. The first trend is for Ke jiist~dbes not feel comfort­ on the temperature issue, president of Priceline.com and brand-neutrality among cus­ able in the building. sophomore Chris Knudtsen president of the Priceline Travel tomers, and the second is per-' "My Donnelly classes are as provided a summary of some by CANEELMCDONALD ful for his job interviews. division told students about the manent excess in capacity cold as balls in a cup of ice," he student arid faculty frustrations StdffWriier "And the pork chops that are great opportunities that lie among sellers. Based upon said. "But the other classrooms with classroom climate. on the grill," he added. Thanksgiving is right around within e-commerce. these principles, Brier said are hot." .,, •_ "It sucks to be sweating in the - ' Cwt/ir Photo/Brendan McGurk Leo Trendowicz said he is "When you leave here,' Priceline.com is able to benefit Dyson also registered a strong middle of winter when I'm sit­ Some students wear coats the corner, and just about ev­ thankful for, "School almost be­ whether it be next year or in the both consumers and vendors. opinion, especially since the ting in class," he said. in the frigid classrooms. eryone on campus is looking ing over for this semester." next couple of years, the biggest Tim Massie, director of college forward to heading home and Other students choose to give competition as you go out into relations, said that Brier is a great enjoying some "real food" for a thanks for the simple pleasures the business world is going to example of a successful Marist change. . . inlife. be experience," he said. "But in graduate. On Nov. 25, most of the Marist "I'm thankful for soft porn, me Internet world, nobody has "Here's an alum who had and Character: College community will be sitting down cheese, and my friends here at experience. It's only a couple idea and the spirit of entrepre- to a traditional Thanksgiving Marist," said Ryan Finger. years old. So you're all on a neurship.and now-he's.the co- dinner. Many students may not "I'm thankful for the fact that really equal footing. You're go­ founder of a company worth even think about, the first McCoy's is right across trie ing to know just as much in a around $10 billion," Massie said. Thanksgiving at all. They will street andthe"network-of new couple of years as someone is among top in US. be too busy filling themselves Priceline.com, which sells crosswalks that will help me get with turkey to remember the who's running Priceline.com products from airline tickets to ...continued from pg. 3 grams for first-year students mitment to character develop­ there easier," said Matt Pilgrim's voyage to the New knows today." groceries, has only been in ex­ The Templeton Guide contains and for civic education. ment and the strength of its pro­ Gooding. World and their celebration in Brier, who graduated from istence for the past two years, profiles of 405 exemplary college The "Self-Management Pro­ gram make it a model for colleges Most students are excited honor of a successful harvest. Marist in 1969, spoke to nearly and already has seen huge mar­ programs in ten categories. gram", a class freshmen can and universities nationwide," about the first big break of the They will be too preoccupied to 125 students and faculty mem­ ket growth with Wall Street esti­ Marist is profiled in two sec­ take, is recognized as a nation­ he said. : year and a chance to spend :a: see that their act of indulgence bers about Priceline.com, the e- mating its value at'$10 billion. tions highlighting the top pro- wide model for 'students enter­ The programs were chosen little extra time with family and is, in essence, a.reenactment of ing college. The "Public Praxis through a highly selective pro­ friends. But the reality is that the Pilgrims and the Native Project" was also recognized as cess that considered clarity of some students won't be receiv­ Americans coming together to Circle photo/ Lee Park ADRIAN: Possible club on of the country's leading civic vision and statement of pur­ ing the full four-day vacation This turkey is one of many victims that will be eaten on Thanksgiving Day give thanks. education programs. This minor pose; institutional, resources; and others won't be heading practice on Friday. "I haven't been home since mate, Martin Aguilar' s home in building if it is refurbished was developed in 1995 by the involvement of '"institutional Although many students may home at all. The men's basketball team Aug. 17," said team member New York City. Dima is very ex- have forgotten about the origins; .-.continuedfrom pg.l "People in different clubs department of-philosophy ahd leaders; impact on students, . .While .omersrudents.wiU.be. vypnjt have much, of a^ break ei­ :.,SeM;Sldfeto.-He;S^d:thathe]i>:. : cited^about^seeing^the Macy's ; r of Thanksgiving','' they: haven * t •' packing'up to head home on ments of College Advancement, don't really interact or know religious'studies. faculry,'carripus arid community;' ther. After heiping"6uTat a'Ideal itig; dirt" at the' shelter is^some­ "Day Parade^for the first time. forgotten to give thanks. Wednesday, the women's bas­ Marist Fund, College Relations, each other," she-said: "If you Arthur Schwartz, director of integration into the core curricu­ shelter on Thanksgiving Day, thing trie team does every year. Dima's situation is common for When Courtney Hey ward was ketball team will be playing an Alumni Affairs and the Marist had a building for club offices, character development pro­ lum or academic study; longev­ they will be heading out to Ten­ Dima Batalov said he won't many foreign students. asked what she was thankful for, away game against Columbia. Institute for Public Opinion, all then people in different clubs grams at the John Templeton ity; external awards arid recog­ nessee to play against Middle be able to make the long trip Hopefully everyone will have she replied, "Ican go to school Even though they will have of which will move into the new would get to know each other Foundation, said Marist is a nition; and assessment. Tennessee State. The team home to Russia this Thanksgiv­ a safe and happy Thanksgiving. here and that I have my family." Thanksgiving Day off, team Humanities building on the and work together." model college. For more information, visit won't be returning back to ing. Instead; he will be spend­ Enjoy your break because finals Senior Nick Kost said is thank­ members must return ready for North end of campus. Tim Massie, director of col­ "Marist College's strong com­ www.collegeandcharacter.org. Marist until Sunday afternoon. ing Thanksgiving at his room­ aren't far off. There are currently no plans lege, relations, said that Adrian to build anythihg'oh the land would require too much reno­ Adrian now sits on,, which vation to keep it in use. Veterans Day: a forgotten holiday? causes some students to feel the "It is in a sad state of repair. It building should remain in use. has become an unattractive Senior Julio Torres thinks the building oh"an otherwise beau­ The history of the day goes far We've become accustomed to college should use the building tiful campus and there are prob­ back to the end of World War I. parades and barbecues on Me­ for club offices. lems with ant and wasp infesta­ After the war officially ended morial Day and the Fourth of "AH we have right now is one tion,'' he said.. 'There would be with an armistice on November July, and the family gatherings council of clubs room, and one too much renovation necessary 11, 1918, it became known as that is Thanksgiving and Christ­ room is not enough for over 80 to make the building usable." Armistice Day. It was known as mas, but most people don't at­ clubs to display their awards Torres said student volun­ Armistice Day until 1954, the tach any special significance to and banners," he said. "While teers could be used to help with year that the Korean War ended Veterans.Day. Travis Mason, a not every club would get their the renovations to help cut and then became known as Vet­ sophomore English major at own office in Adrian, you could costs. •:''.:•• erans Day in honor of the veter­ Marist College said Veterans group them together by type and "Students could help with ans of all wars. Day has lost some of its mean­ have all the cultural groups in ing. things such as the painting of Photo cobrtety Jpmifrr Term While I worked on the night one office, the Greek organiza­ walls to make the building nicer," KappaLarr^PsisponsoredablooddriveNov.15. Front SarahSearnon. of the 11th I met an old man "I think that Veterans Day has tions in another, and so on." he said. "If the space isn' t go­ Center (L-R) Jennifer Ehge, Lauren Devnew, Emanuela Ailesandro, Janine wearing a 'Korean Veteran' hat. no significant meaning today," Sophomore Amanda Harmon ing to be used for anything else, Kramer, KrikinCollarini and JenniferFenis. Back (L-R) Christine Foster, Knowing what day it was, and he said. "People should be more said using Adrian for club space you should just keep the build- Becky Kizinan,JILackciwtz,G^ searching for a topic for this ar­ aware of the day since we are would promote unity. ing up/" RachelTolten, KerriDarmody, Megan Carey and LeanneHeByar. ticle, I asked the man what he celebrating the people who did to .celebrate the day. He fought for our rights and free­ looked at me seemingly con­ doms." fused and obviously unaware In a speech delivered in Ar­ IMARIST STUDENTS that the day was honoring vet­ lington, VA on Nov. 11 of last erans like himself. Even though year, President Bill Clinton Need shirts with your dorm, he was an old man and might spoke of the lack of knowledge t^strvt, clufc> orprganization's logo not have been very with it, I still today's youth has about Veter­ expected him to know about the ans Day. screen-printod on them? day. "We cannot expect future gen­ After we talked a short while erations to understand fully Then stop in si netseeus at, Circle pho(o/ Lee Park Veterans Day lacks the celebration and remembrance that other holidays involve. about where he was stationed vyhat those who came before in the war I asked him what he saw, experienced and felt in MILLM AN'S T-SHIRT thought of Veterans Day. The battle," Clinton said. "But we GREAT PRICES !! QUICK: SERVICE II byANDYTOLAND school that I. always had. On As a way of reminding people old stranger commented on the can make sure that our children 12 Fowler ave., Poughkeepsie StaffWriter of the meaning of the day, news­ yearly holiday in a way that know enough to say, 'Thank 'Take Route 9 South to 44-55 East this day, there are no family get- 2 traffic lights 1Block down on left.) Every year Nov. 11 comes and togethers, no barbecues and papers and television news amazed me. He said in the 40 you.'" goes, with very little attention very few parades. Here at Marist shows run stories on Veterans years he worked in a factory fol­ It is still not clear whether 454-2255 FAX 454-5771 paid to the meaning of the day. College and in many busi­ Day about the Veterans of For­ lowing his service in the Korean today's youth just doesn't The only reason I ever knew nesses, there is no day off for eign Wars ceremonies and other War, he never got a day off. It know enough about Veterans ;«*» or M,I»» Nov. 11 was Veterans Day was this holiday either, so it becomes things that people don't really all comes down to getting that Day, or if they just don't care Serving the ]Vtar-ist Community since 1978 because of the day off from very easy to forget it every year. want to see. day off. about the day. THE CIRCLE THE CIRCLE.- NOVEMBER 18, 1999 Features PAGE 6 NOVEMBER 18. 1999 PAGE Wdtite o£ t6e 7Vee6

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Make your very own Thanksgiving dinner Pets, Pets, Pets and more Pets while staying on campus. A section on recipes will be a great help. Just make sure that Fairview 3 Tbsp. baking powder is on call. 2 tsp. salt Here is Part II of Nadia Ennis's dogs. You might remember their sister dog Yoshi from a previpusissue. Mzu, on the left, is 6 years old and she is shown lounging If you are one of those people who likes to send cards and presents for every holiday this site confectioners sugar on some comfy pillows. Sasha, on the right, is 7 years old and here she is playing outside. If you would like a picture of your pet in this section please leave it in The will glve you a great variety of greeting cards and gifts to choose from. Circle envelope at room LT 211. Only one more issue to go. Don't worry, you will get the picture back. Make an ordinary holiday fun, visit http://www.holidays.net/thanksgiving/ Cream the eggs, sugar, peanut butter, shortening and vanilla until smooth. Combine flour, baking powder and salt. Gradually add to creamed mixture and mix well. Press into 3 greased 15 X 10 X 1-inch baking pans. Editor's Advice Editor's Farewell Bake at 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes or until top is golden brown. Cool. Dust with confectioners sugar. on roommates After a year of late nights, tracking down Yields about 8 dozen. byKATRINAFUCHSENBERGER writers, and marathon meetings,this is my last Features Editor Horoscopes semester as Features Editor. The next issue ARBES: This may be as client or business asso­ someone you just met. the little folk, your comes very important good as it gets for ciate for the first time. People aren't always It's getting to be that time of year again, the point in which power and magnitude today, so be sure to will be done by Lisa Burke who will be my I^V-sMawhile , so you will just Be aware of office gos­ what they seem. the roommate you thought was going to be-your best friend is giving you tremendous check your voicemail have to live with it. Try sip. Stay alert to protect VIRGO: Its time to let riow turning into your mortal enemy. This may not happen to ability. You are eager to and email regularly. replacement. I just wanted to say that I have not to be too disap­ your reputation. If there go of some of that nega­ : everyone, but for the most part when roommates are together share your knowledge, ^xl AQUARIUS. Al- pointed if,a project appears to be some sort tive energy that's been . for lpng periods of time, they begin to get tired of each other. had a great experience working on The Circle .;....••-.•.. but others will be enter- ] though you hate put- ' Things that normally wSuldriTbomeTybuldutWreally ger •you've been working bri ' of - * jrnisuriderstandirig, following you around •• .:,.-•.>.-;- ••;- tained rather thsin edu­ doesn't meet with ap­ be sure to clear it up im­ lately, Virgo! Focus on £j ting yourself on a bud­ on your nerves: the way they chew, the one time they forget to cated. Show off while get, it's important to despite all the times it has stressed me out. proval right away. Stay mediately. Nurturing the positive in your re­ give you a phone message, even the way they sit in a chair not you can. Your creativ­ save for that rainy day focused and work on your creative energy will lationships with others. doing anything. Soon, just seeing the person will make your ity abounds, so be sure that may be here faster I'd also like to say a few thanks to the rest of other ways to see it help you make it Everyone has at least blood pressure rise, " -' to put it to good use. than you think. Buying through. Whatever your through. Tonight, focus one redeeming quality. Now there is a way to save the friendship. Try to think of the the staff. To Mike, for always sitting next to Get out that list of ideas cheap does not auto­ 'on your creative side. You may not accom­ -reasons why you like your roommate and try to remember situation, try not to make and get started on mak­ matically guarantee Cook a gourmet meal or these qualities whenever you start to get mad. So when he/ me at layout. To Jeremy, for playing bumper things any worse. By plish much, but you ing one of them a real­ that you will sell high. paint a beautiful master- she leaves his/her dirty socks on your,bed, try thinking of that looking on the bright might also prevent the ity -— there may be an Bargains are not nec­ party you both went to and had a really good time at. You chairs. To Nik, for always making up stories side, you may even _piece. spread of hard feelings. untapped gold mine essarily good invest­ really don't want to lose someone that is actually a good brighten the whole pic­ /^jNlCANCER: Yourmindis Your progress at work somewhere in those ments. Be sure to do the person, just because things that normally wouldn' t effect you, that I still believe to this day. To Doug and ture. ifwt'- far away, but it sends many be slowed by ^^_^ notebooks! necessary research be­ now drive you up the wall. However, if you do, see" drastic TAURUS: Today is a 1 2jback exciting news. This someone who doesn't g/SjN] SAGITTARIUS: It will fore investing in some­ changes in the person and they are really becoming someone Jill for putting together one of the only pages good day to make is not so much a time for understand the con­ Jw*J* be easy to get caught thing that seems too you would rather not associate with, then start looking for phone calls and send getting things done'as cept. Try to be patient StVxi up in the business of good to be true. Watch another "roomy" for next year. It all depends on how long you that our readers seem to look at. To Chris for email. Anything you it is for planning the as you explain the pro­ the day, but whatever is your credit card spend­ have known a person too. Have you been friends with them can do to open up the next step. Make a list of cess. Getting angry bothering you will still ing and try to be aware since freshman year or did you just move in with them? Some­ taking all the writers (just kidding). To Jeff, lines of communication priorities and set some won't help the situation. be there in the end. In­ of interest rates as well. times someone you know really well can just go through will be appreciated by personal goals. Make Respecting an authority tense social activity Look to a trusted com­ . grumpy phases, but they are still the same .person. for putting together the section that I know others. A friendship sure you consider what figure's opinion hides your restlessness panion if you're in need -Sometimes the best thing to do in this situation is to escape. nothing about (sports). To Mary and Col­ yields some unexpected and who is most impor­ doesn't mean you have without curing it. You of a little sympathy. A Go homefor the weekend (if you don't live 3000 miles away). benefits. You may be tant before making any to agree with it. Being a are in search of some­ friend's advice is worth Spend time with your parents or even plan to meet up with leen, for scanning the ads that take up all the called upon to do some­ major changes. Your team player will help thing that others may far more than anything some old friends from home. Being around different people thing of great honor. cheery optimism makes your career in the long not be able to provide. material. Handling other people's -you delightful com­ run. will be a nice change for once. Also, when you haven't seen empty space we sometimes end up with. And Even when unfulfilled, /^yM PISCES: Good things money or assets could pany. Get togetiier with -T™ LIBRA: You spend are someone fqr awhile; it's harder to get annoyed at them. You'll you know how to keep . V5fc happening, Pisces! be a mixed blessing. The ' friends at a restaurant -4si your day hard at work be too busy catching up." yourself amused. Be ^CHr 1 Miracles happen in finally, to Patrick, for putting together all compassionate solution for lunch or dinner, or J on something, whether It might help.to get away even when you are still at school. h careful with valuable your vicinity, whether will always be the best volunteer to cook at or not it is connected to Memorize you roommate's schedule so you can plan to go the pieces in the end and always putting up items. As the Moon or not you have a hand one.-Always take the your house. Listen to your livelihood; The;ef- somewhere while they are home (also, if you have a roommate r! ; moves through Pisces, in them. When you re­ other person's feelings your intuition regarding fort feels' Wonderful, who is a tag-along, this might make it .easier to sneak out so , ;^ithj"my whining about getting out early. v. wo y you may have a ten- ceive praise, just smile into consideration, espe­ your career. even if the results prove : they can't follow you). Go out with friends thatyou'don't live '' •' dency to lose things. and say thank you. No cially if the situation in­ S3 LEO: It might be best to intangible. Your karma with. Any change of scenery will be better than sitting in your Gobdluck everyone, it's been fun! Listen carefully to what one has to know your volves a question of resist the urge to be a shines from today's ac­ room, plotting your roommate's death (And hopefully no one others have to say. You little secrets. Your good loyalty. Try to spend as blabbermouth today, tivities. Don't even try actually does that). , • " - '- ~Y.- "-" . v can learn a lot from past luck is people-oriented, much time as possible Leo. It's tempting to let to stick to a routine or mistakes. Tonight, but don't give it all If something is really bothering you, and your roommate has with loved ones today. someone's private busi­ you will end up highly spend quality time with away. This is the time lost all consideration for you- YOU HAVE TO TELL THEM. Tonight, a tense discus­ ness be known, but it frustrated. Be sponta­ family members. to experience bliss, ec­ Nothing will be resolved unless you talk about it. They might sion could be lightened won't do much for your neous. Accept invita­ CAPRICORN: In the stasy or nirvana. Try to get mad, but they might also understand and try to change. It up with a joke. friendship. If you let a tions to do things you doesn't hurt to try. * ' ' How do you jet a Communication Internship? big game, you're the get all your work done GEMINI: Makesureyou secret out of the bag, it normally wouldn't do. player of the moment, early so you can enjoy If there aren't any earth shattering issues and you are just try to put your best foot might take on a life of Go out and explore the the one with the best what the day has to of­ simply getting irritated at little things, sometimes it's good to forward today, Gemini. its own and quickly be­ world around you. You start by eonSacting fr.eintamshi p ffrectcT or sis'iting ti"fe program's ^cb site. strategy and all the fer. Visit a park or mu­ talk to another friend about it, as long as they agree with you Someone is prepared to come unrecognizable. Flexibility is key when right moves. Try not to seum. Go shopping and and don'trun to the other person to tell them. Venting can be think ill of you. You may Do not presume to know dealing with an impa­ trip over your own two splurge on something healthy as long as you make sure no one gets hurt in the be judged on the basis everything. Someone tient family member. Caitor vstt ths Commurrication Interrship Program Offtce x^655.... feet! Be aware of your you've had your eye process. of incorrect information. else may be furious with f$0\ SCORPIO: This is a surroundings and the on. Take delight in the Now just remember, there's only about a month left until First impressions are im­ you. With the Moon in %0j Prefect day for you to choreography of mov­ little things that life has winter break. If you can, Jiang in there, matters might actually 0fAtS!tle^jleat»e,acate.riiaFMfem5^ portant, so be sure to Pisces, trust becomes -^-Juse your natural tal­ ing objects. Pick up all to offer. Enjoy your time die do wn and maybe next semester you can start getting along follow all rules of eti­ an overall issue, so try ents, Scorpio. Today the subtle signals. with close friends and with your roommate again. quette when meeting a not to do business with you are a Giant among Communication be­ family. THE -CIRCLE THE CIRCLE

NOVEMBER 18, 1999 -Ed PAGE 9 NOVEMBER 18, 1999 PAGE 8 The views expressed on these pages are not necessarily those of The Circle CONGRESS SHALL MAKENO LAW ...ABRIDGING THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH. OR OF THE PRESS

the rolling Connecticut plains. Humanities you, I suppose). Saturday, night, myself and Chris' inebriation was propor­ faithful compatriot Chris (who's tional to my caffeine buzz by last name I will not disclose, but this time. West Conn was in for he does have a "korner" in the it, Marist style. career month! A & E section) set out on a mis­ We pulled into-their student sion. We would infiltrate the union building, incognito; I was Connecticut border and cause wearing a blue-brothers style What is a man, whatever havoc we deemed nec­ hat and sunglasses, but phris essary. Just because die state insisted on wearing a Teenage- If his chief good and market of his time is shaped like a big Chicken Mutant Ninja Turtles Halloween Be but to sleep and feed? A beast, no more. McNugget doesn't give them mask. I told him he was blow­ the right to have high gas ing our cover, but he insisted, Sure he that made us with such large dis­ byPATTYMcWHTrrLE prices. Saturday, November 13, saying it made him look like a 1999, would live in infamy as die late trick-or-treater. We ac­ course, A long time ago, in a state day Connecticut was over­ costed two students, one a not too far away, a mass exodus turned by a striking, hazel-eyed, clueless guy wearing a Dave Looking before and after, gave us not of yuppies chose to inhabit sideburn-sporting denigrator of Matthews Band shirt (he must That capability and godlike reason Massachusetts" bastard despotic deviants. And also his have got rejected from Marist) cousin. cue-ball headed sidekick. and the otiier an impish girl car­ To fust in us unused. They came in their BMW's, But then we got to tiiinking- rying and acoustic guitar (I they came in their Volvos, and that sounds really tiresome. don' t remember seeing her play yes, the rare "family yuppies" How about we just get liquored a note). Ourpainfully brief con­ even came in their minivans. up and annoy students at West­ versation sounded something -Hamlet They planted geometrically prer ern Connecticut State? like this: cise gardens, they erected mini- Then I remembered, as an irre­ "Hey, so diis is West Conn, byRICHARDGRINNELL ing professional directions, and at me same time, fashion you malls, they sold insurance; and placeable icon of impervious huh?" I asked. Department of English one of dienTchose to make it the intolerance, it would make a lot "Umm duh, I'm from Connecti- into the kind of person capable of appreciating it, someone who site of the headquarters of. the more sense if Chris did me drink­ ^uti duh," Clueless Guy said. November is Humanities Ca­ World Wrestling Federation. ing for me. After all, where "(Giggle)JYeah, hee hee, West does more witii life than simply reer Month at Marist, and to cel­ "sleep andfeed." From Long Island Sound to the would Marist be without such a Conn's, like, awesome," chimed ebrate the Humanities this Appalachian Trail, from Old pillarof the student community? I've been an English profes­ ! -in Guitar Girl. - > - month, I'm going to ask every­ Lyme to New Haven, Patheticut A local beverage_~mart«wnichT "So does this school suck as one reading mis to pull back for sor now for many years, and if I ... uh, Connecticut was bom.; „-- think I remember was called much as it looks?" I inquired. a couple of minutes from the ever believed that Humanities Connecticut is a fine state. "Pete's Patheticut Package," "No way man, duh, it's 85 per­ business of being a student, a majors were only designed to They almost had the Patriots, Chris purchased his fermented cent commuters, huh huh, West professor, an administrator or fashion teachers (and I did, formerly had the minor-league beverage of choice and I spent Conn's gooder than yer dumb staff member, to consider your back when I was an undergradu­ New Britaih Red Sox^ and some a whole 3 bucks on Tropicola school," Captain Clueless re­ relationship to the human. Most ate), I've learned otiierwise be­ time in the future may everrbe, and Manhattan Special^ The sponded. ^ of you are human, of course, and ing here at Marist. English, His­ visited by the fauvgasJpnce fairj?j£ -j:s"My:£tiend went here, andhe' „• mbstofJyoUj will claim "that des­ tory, Political Science, Philoso­ [ (a buck-fifty a gallon?-??).How-' coconut me latter (which was said the ratio of mentally handi­ ignator with pride (it's certainly phy, Religious Studies, Modern ever, a column extolling the plea­ "espresso coffee soda," or so capped students to regular ones better than many other things Languages, train you as critical Student retorts '^middle class angst" sures of CT life would be bor­ the label told me) tasted not is the highest in the nation," you could be). Because of the drinkers, as writers, as commu­ Editorials ing and wouldn't provoke any unlike your roommate's bottle of Chris said. Marist mission, and the Marist nicators, as analysts and evalu- Editor, fj*a:u • angry letters. Instead, enjoy this water and cigarette butts. I commitment to a liberal arts edu­ ators, and our students go into harrowing (and almost true) tale promise you, tfiesething s actu­ ...please see WHITTLE, pg. cation, most of you will also astonishing and wide ranging Senior defends The Circle, questions Agoes As an American citizen I am disgusted with the article title, "A middle class citizen's of anger, deceit and victory over ally exist (mat's Connecticut for 10... have taken Humanities classes careers. You might be able to angst," by Benjamin Brenkert last week. It is your modern liberalism that is deterio- in English Literature and Writ­ imagine mat we send lots of stu­ Editor, . > • - rating the fabric of America. In life, you get what you pay for. You should be ing, in Philosophy, in History, dents into law schools, into thankful that you are at Marist College. You pay the money so you can get a good in Political Science, in Modern museum work, into publishing This letter is in response to the letter a Mr. Ben Agoes sent to you last week. It was education. Marist has beautiful facilities and everything is maintained and kept Constructively criticizing constructioii Languages, or in Religious Stud­ and writing careers, into re­ unfortunate to hear the comments mat Benjamin mentioned in his letter. Howeverl well. Have you compared it to other colleges in the same price range? Most likely ies. The Core, you have un­ search and government posi­ do not share the same feelings towards The Circle as he does. I was appalled to read you have not. Why haven't other studentsjvoiced their concerns? Its because they doubtedly been told, demon­ tions. Sure. That makes sense. weren't we told mat it would Starting serious construction These are good careers and his comments on how The Circle needs perfection, not mediocrity. Ben was saying appreciate the good things in life; and if you would wake up you would see that what open at the beginning of the around, what, late March? And strates Marist's commitment to that there are too many spelling errors in the stories and the headlines in The Circle you have at Marist is one of them. Money can't buy everytiiing, but it can get you fashioning you into a useful imaginable in the context of His­ semester? Don't see much diis gives diem what, April, May, tory, English, or Political Sci­ this year. I would have to disagree with that statement to an extent. The only reason a good education at in a nice environment Stop whining. If you don't want to pay progress in me vicinity of the June, July to finish by August member of the world, and to giv­ why he is saying this is because a few of these mistakes have occurred in the main the money, go home. v ing you me tools necessary to ence. But more humanities building either, do 1st. Now subtract time spent surprising for someone who is headlines and titles of the articles. Every paper has spelling mistakes and other ya? And at the same time, it ogling Marist chicks (about 3 liveagood and fulfilling life. You things that do not go right Whether it.be The Circle from last year, which Ben Derrick A. Jones II have heard mis, and may in part not in the Humanities, is the took a week to erect an Eckerds. weeks worth, minimum). - Add wide opportunities available to thought was so great (oh and why is that, maybe because his girlfriend was the Sophomore r : > . >•„ s. . . ^-^.^. It took something like an hour into consideration the 6 AM believe it. I certainly hope that editor), which had it's reasonable portion of blunders or whether it be The Wall you do. our students in businesses of to build a McDonald's near start time and the 9:30 AM all sorts, ranging from me New Street Journal, every newspaper has it's share of mistakes. Home Depot (.about the same scheduled coffee break (to co­ But most of you come to I also do not think that The Circle has slipped that much compared to other years. **The C^/e will riotbl published next week York publishing industry, to amount of time it takes for them incide widi the fact most stu- Marist for more man fulfillment, IBM, from CBS to Broadway. In my four years here at Marist College I have read the circle every year, however to get you a Big Mac and some . • dents are now awake, making it and as this is Humanities Career this year I have enjoyed reading The Circle the most The articles this year have because of Thanksgiving break. Deadlines Why do corporations hire hu­ fresh cold fries).* an opportune time to shut down Month, I want you to think manities majors? Because Hu­ been interesting to read. One thing that I like about The Circle this year is that you Who did these places hire?-Its the noisy construction). Then about your career as well. Most have included pictures of the writers by their articles. This is very helpful because for submissions in the next Circle coming manities majors can read and as if the area surrounding the 12:30 lunch van break (do of you come to Marist to get communicate all manner of texts you are able to identify with the writer. You now know who they are and can relate out Thurs. Dec. 9 are Fri, Dec. 3.** byMATTHEWDAIGLE Marist is a pop-up book, andv tiiey take Marist money?). A jobs. College, in our culture, is a to their articles a little more. :.:tii;u. :'^i: ...-_ and situations. Corporations Marist campus is the city of whole afternoon of working... train station where you get your often prefer Humanities majors So this letter is directed to Mr. Benny Agoes and anyone else'vvho'feels' the safri'6' Yay! More houses for Marist Boston, mired in endless we are running at a_gqpd Race; -; ticket,) figure,,qutwha t train to because our majors can think way as Ben, I do believe, along with many other Marist students' that the paper this students! Its about time the projects that never seem to now! s get on, and eventually ride off for themselves and can be eas­ year is just as good, if not better man last year. Many students have voiced their school recognized the need to reach a finished stage (state- At any rate, I mink ants would into a professional future. The ily trained to do the specific opinion this past week in favor of The Circle and how it is being run. Patrick Whittle Jill Giocondo & Chris Grogan & increase die number of on-cam- sponsored sign in Beantown— do a better job building me new only question for most of us is tasks of a particular field. just what train to get on. Editor-in-Chief Dong Guarino Jaime Tomeo pus arrangements suitable for "Rome wasn't built in a day. If it housing facilities. Yeah you I'd like you to consider the Hu­ MikeKoUer You're in a good place. Marist Managing Editors. News Editors living, drinking, and hooking up. was, we'd have hired their con­ heard me correctly. Ants. Just manities for yourself, because Senior does a good job of loading you But I must admit, it bothered me tractor."). hear me out on diis one. Every in the Humanities you get die up and shipping you off. But all KatrinaFuchsenberger Jeff Dahncke Michael Bagnato to read that the a projected The fact that it took this long time I stomp one of uieir anthills chance to exercise not only your of you know that in the end, you Features Editor Sports Editor Opinion Editor completion date of August 1st to officially announce the new and smear it all across the prox­ professional skills, but your can't just get onto any train. was proposed by THE SAME housing project is a bit bother­ imity, by mid-afternoon, they humanity as well. It's an inter­ The Circle would like to publish Some trips are going to be more NikBonopartis Jeremy Smith Colleen Barrett & DAMN COMPANY mat was in some as well. It's going to snow have a new hill. Just mink of esting ride,an d a fulfilling one. fulfilling, more fun, more inter­ A &EEditor Photo Editor Mary Grodio charge of the new library and soon. Great But you can't get the wonders tiiey could do to It's a ride tiiat will engage you letters from students and faculty esting, more beautiful, more en­ Business Managers humanities building. So when a whole lot of construction done the dorms. your whole life. November is gaging. At me risk of straining G. Modele Clarke, Faculty Advisor will I be able to move in? The in sub-zero temperatures. Ice Humanities Career Monm, and concerning the construction of the a relatively weak train metaphor, The Circle is the student newspaper of Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY. semester after my first home­ sculptures, maybe. Igloos, yes. Matthew Daigle is a junior from the Chairs of the Humanities I'd like to suggest a particular coming as a Marist alumnus? But not state of the art dormi­ Massachusetts. Back in Nam, Departments will be happy to hew library and buildings. E-mail Issues are published every Thursday. We welcome letters to the editor, club kind of trip. The Humanities. The Maybe in time for the 3rd tory living arrangements. Or he watched as his buds died speak wim you about what you announcements and story ideas. We cannot publish unsigned letters to the great thing about a humanities Millenium to draw to a close? even the housing buildings "face down in the mud" Henow can do wim a Humanities major. your letters to HZAL. editor. The Circle staff can be reached at 575-3000 x2429 or by email at HZAL. ticket is mat it can take you in we'll end up with. makes a decent living imper­ Come in a see us. You can visit us on the web at http.VAvww. academicmarist. edu/circle. Look at our library. Yeah it so many different and interest- turned out nice and all, but So where does that leave us? sonating soap opera stars. . THE CIRCLE THE CIRCLE

NOVEMBER 18, 1999 PAGE 10 The views expressed on these pages are not necessarily those of The Circle NOVEMBER 18, 1999 PAGE 11 Mc s mission The Roots make live CD magic bySTEPHENMERCDER to the CD, it is literally impos­ album. But, in the process, the News Editor sa$s lease. The U.S. Code of Mili­ ment. The success of his cam­ StaffWriter sible to acknowledge that the studio songs also expose the the duty of news editor second tary Conduct states its policy paign will be determined upon turntable being used is a human major flaw of the concert selec­ by CHRIS GROGAN semester last year I had the op­ his ability to create a nostalgia With The Roots' first live al­ on the release of prisoners of bum, The Roots Come Alive because his imitation is dead on. tions. Due to the lack of outside portunity to experience the staff war as first one in, first one out. for an America that stood for His turntable vocalization resources, the Roots never al­ At the top of the front page of first hand last year arid would something. He will try to resur­ (MCA), the group brings an al­ There were many soldiers in most completely satisfying sounds exactly like the real ter their sound. This problem this newspaper is the slogan, disagree with Mr.'Agoes. The front of McCain. To the offer of rect our integrity and our iden­ thing,,but;What is most impres- surfaces mostly because each "The Student Newspaper of sad fact is there was'bobr prgOr. tity. It seems McCain and his record that features one of the early release by the Commu­ most engaging methods of pro­ ,si,ve,abqut what he does-is that track focuses on a keyboard riff Marist College." It is the funda­ nization and morale within the nists, McCain declined. He did Republican counterpart George his talent is an integral part of whose sound never changes. mental tradition The Circle is leadership last year. This poor W. Bush are different in only ducing hip-hop music in recent not want to dishonor his nation memory. the band and adds a fierce en­ One can easily make the claim built upon. Marist's newspaper organization reached its peak or his family. Until 1973, the year they represent two different ergy to the mix. The Philadelphia based band's that the whole album sounds the is produced for the students, by last April when The Circle was of his release, McCain was parts of the Republican spec­ Throughout the 13 concert same because of this. students themselves. The forced to cancel an issue days trum. McCain stands for honor, fourth major label release con­ beaten and mistreated at the tains 13 selections from various tracks, The Roots consistently For me, this problem dimin­ Circle's team of reporters, pho­ before it was to go to press. "Hanoi Hilton". integrity, and pride. Bush stand­ cease to disappoint. Each song ishes after taking the time to lis­ ing for big business and money. concerts in the U.S. and Europe tographers and editors go out Also during Mr. Agoes ten­ This is an example of how features a fascinating keyboard ten to all of the record. The If George W. Bush is not care­ and features two new studio and bring home the news to this ure as news editor, he chose to by DERRICK A. JONES H America used to be. There was riff surrounded by near flawless sound of the keyboard and also ful, he may hear the footsteps tracks. During most of the live campus each week. In last reprint an article that originally Political Columnist an emphasis on honor and re­ Photo courtesy okayplaycr.com performances by the rest of the the rhythm section does not of John McCain. McCain songs, the outfit includes five week's issue, a former Circle ran in an issue dating back to spect. Now, it seems that Common of The Roots gets nasty on stage. group. Because most of the radically shift, but in each tune, would have my vote if Patrick members: a rapper, drummer, staff member criticized The October 1988. One must ques* There are some things in life America has lost its way. We Come Alive, the quintet employs is exceptional; each member dis­ tunes on the album are live, un­ the keyboard player does Buchanan of the Reform Party bassist, keyboard player, and Circle for. not living up to the tion the judgement behind de­ that money can't buy. There are have lost respect as a people this identical formula. The tinctly delivers memorable per­ expected guest appearances by change up what he's playing were not in the race. A war herd turntable vocalist/rapper. high standards of last year. But cisions such as these. - things that can only be gained and as a nation. There used to rhytiim section and the lead key­ formances, which reveal each of artists like Common and Jill and introduces another inter­ is held in high regard, especially The solemn, yet powerful mu­ question Benjamin Agoes- This year the editorial board through life experiences, woven be a nobility that American's board set a smooth, hypnotic their individual talents. The Scott, the use of improvisation, esting idea. one that are former prisoner of sic of the backing band plus the opinions. ' is one of the best I've worked into one's moral fabric. John enjoyed, there used to be a cer­ groove while Black Thought and most intriguing member of the and the application of rap with­ war. McCain has the respect intense lead vocals by Black Overall, what makes this disc In his letter, Mr. Agoes ques­ with. We all work as a team to McCain knows a lot about this. tain sense of. pride. Our role Scratch, a human turntable, quintet is definitely Scratch, out sampling are all found. and honor that needs to be re­ Thought gives The Roots a great is the talent of the musi­ tions why the "look" of the pa­ bring out the best paper avail­ McCain knows about honor and models were people like the forcefully rap on subjects includ­ who raps and contributes back­ stored to our American value sound that is both calm and elec­ Even though the two studio cians and the layered, atmo­ per has not changed. The prob­ able, week after week. The story respect, the American way. President and our fathers. ing relationships and hip-hop ing vocals, but who also mim­ system. McCain has the thread trifying at the same time. In ba­ numbers on the record are both spheric music they produce. lem with this statement is that count for this semester is the John McCain is a candidate While that still may hold true for culture. ics the scratching and the noise ! of virtue and goodness to sew sically every single tune on good, they lack the rawness and And that's what this album's the newspaper is constantly highest it has ever been. And for the Republican nomination some, The musicianship of the band of a turntable. From listening our deteriorated moral fabric. energy of the latter part of the merit should be based on. evolving. There-were.new col­ while we don't strive for quan­ for the President of the United now our role models are people umns introduced in Sports, A tity over quality, we feelit is im­ States. He is different from a lot Money cannot do that; money like Bill Gates and WWF super­ cannot restore integrity. & E and Features. Other fea­ portant to cover the multitude of today's politicians:' In'1967 stars. v-Has. American society tures such as security briefs and of activities and people who during the Vietnam War, evolved or have our ethical stan­ Knudtsen's Korner the poll question were kept be- make up the diverseness of this Slave To The Thrill, McCain's plane was shot down. dards succumbed to the al­ Derrick A. Jones II is a Senator byCHRIS KNUDTSEN cause.of their popularity. Most . school. Many students have He was captured and became a hill because it's state property mighty dollar? in Student Government and StaffWriter in the fieldo f journalism would, ;. commented to the staff that this Prisoner of War. McCain was News Director for WMCR .8.1 and then if we do get hurt, they McCain's platform for the 2000 can't get sued" said Avigliano. agree that it is better to have" year the stores are much more taken to a military prison where presidential race is to return Listen to him, Patrick Whittle, Three to one thousand. The ratio of kids on Marist campus - If safety really was the case, stability in a newspaper, rather >' relevant arid student oriented., other POWs were being held. In Republican values and conser­ and Mike "The Anarchist" on The Final Chapter '.than, changing things just to be .;;..; If you have a newstippfr corn- 1968, he was offered early re­ {Wednesdaysfrom-")'-9PM.-1 that were on their skateboards then why doesn't the school by JOHN SULLIVAN v v s t vative morays to: our govern­ different.* ' •---•.v-«'"» ^r.fj .^;;-.i\^msnt:about^T/ie'--Gircle^don. t Friday riight*compared-?o ' the • .166k-afterithej"welirbeij]g"-of' """' ""^StaffWriter''' He stated in his tirade, "Last hesitate to contact: us. Please massive majority that were kill­ under-age students who make year was the best I had ever seen call, write or email us, because ing their livers with booze. the nightly journey across the The new Arnold The Circle, and, sadly, this year as always, we're working for Three people trying to pull off a street to McCoys? Or the.stu- Schwarzenegger film End Of is one of the worst." Assuming you. few tricks on the stairs in front dents who drink in. the dorms? Days has a brand new Guns N th"e^Studejit*Cent6r as opposed, Or how about looking after the Roses song on the soundtrack. traverse back to New York. Plus, Marist to more thafTa couple dozen well-being qf the students who Could this be the resurrection there were cops everywhere and luve been mugged b> the Pal­ of one of the most seminal and WHITTLE: doing shots or gu/zling beer in : Chris is wanted-ih~six:states. their rooms. Who caies, light9 ace Diner? There are so many influential bands of the 80's? It's "I don't like The moral of this story? It Security does. othei, more important things that a possibility. Since the state of would be easy tosay that Con­ For the last year and a halt, could be done. But the alcohol­ music these days is so awful necticut is like Massachusetts, every one of my friends that ics don't leave scufl maik.s on and sad, it could use a good that state" only dirtier and with less charm. skates has been hassled for do­ the benches and cutbs. shot of adrenaline from Mr. Instead, let us look on the bright ing nothing more than trying to Then there is always the argu­ Rose and his revolving door ...continuedfrom pg. 9 side. Connecticut is like New The Marist wnAed by ha\c a little lun. There is not a ment that skating is an annoy­ band. If this new breath of fresh, York, only with less crime and single rule mentioned in the stu­ ance to others. How could the loud air winds up reviving the Photo courtesy Gunsnroses online "Can you stop using so many dumber college students. It is a St. Marcel uintinSt. dent handbook saying th.it skat­ sound of a few kids coasting by whole metal scene, then we, as Guns N' Roses during the haircut embargo of the 1980s, big words?" the poster boy for great place to raise a family, buy ing is forbidden on campus on skateboards he moie annoy­ a society, should be catching up a slight hit with Hard to Say supergroup Boston (they sound Connecticut student life re­ a condo, complain about not Peter's S, property, yet time and again ing than a group of overly loud on our recent metal history to Goodbye. Tony HarnelPs voice exactly alike, just listen to More torted. having any professional sports skaters are told 10 go back to drunks, paiading aiound while fully understand and enjoy the accurately conveyed the feeling Than A Feeling). Interestingly, It was at this time that Chris teams, pay way too much for their doi ins. Why should any­ screaming and hollering? While forthcoming influx of power of the time - that love is some­ singer/songwriter Jani Lane was and I realized we were Fighting everything, and pretend that one slop them, you ask? Well, diunks start fights, skaters do chords and melodic (and some­ thing that should be shouted to probably the most talented of an unnecessary battle. Sabo­ you are a New Yorker. It is more because they do not help not (normally). Avigliano times non-melodic vocals). As the highest hills. Inspirational any frontman at the time. His taging a Connecticut State Uni­ than just that unfortunate space We wen % to Marist's expensive image, of asked, "When has a skate­ someone once put it, "We can't and fun-loving, this album is a songs were catchy, tuneful and versity so that it can't function between New York and Rhode make Go] course. God forbid there should boarder from Marist ever gotten know where we're going if we hard to findtreasure . radio-ready. Warrant became as an outlet for intellectual out­ Island. And for that one night be a few scuff marks on the in a fight over skateboarding?" don't know where we've been". Winger hit it big in the late '80s recognized for Down Boys and put is like sneaking into last weekend, I was glad it was number a, tssions in curbs or sidewalks. Students And how many times have we I think Axl said that. as well. Now they have become Heaven and moved on to Cherry Sodexho and trying to make there. 74 countries*. should know better than to try watched .someone who was ;A few weeks ago I enlightened a typically hypocritical MTV Pie and / Saw Red. Basically their food unhealthy. Speaking and do something with their rowdy from drinking too much you, faithful reader to the joys punchline. Winger's In the Heart they were all the same song. Still, of which, I heard Upton Sinclair Patrick Whittle is the,Editor- energy, so they should just stay turn words into fists? of melodic heavy metal. How­ of the Young is a album that Lane's vocals were unmatched is thinking of writing his next in-chief of"Th e Circle, fiiif don % " ^MoMs country[the in New York, in and drink themselves to Now don't get me wrong, this ever, not all hard rock bands are \' largely cruised by on the by any singer at the time and novel about the Marist dining hold that against him. He oc-'"' death. article is not meant to be an open examples of genius sorigwriting strerigW'of the ballad Miles his ability to turn a sappy bal­ hall (I know he's dead, but still). casionally operates under the kw'jersey,f ~' Georgia, Taos, According to Jarcd Avigliano, bash on security here at Marist. or soaring vocals. In fact, many Away'but "songs like Heart Of lad into a fist-pumping rocker We decided it would be best to more Irish-sounding pseud­ West Virginia, Louisiana, New one of the skaters on Friday that In fact, some of the guards are of these groups and their re­ The Young and Can't Get Enuff really helped this band gain an leave well enough alone and onym of "Patty McWhittle." hire and California. was told to go home, security more entertaining to talk to than spective albums are "dumb". really drove home the point of audience beyond teenage girls. told him they were merely con­ half of the student population. When the metal revolution does the record - that youth is a time Dog Eat Dog was an equally cerned with their safety. Safely, More likely than not. the policy happen, and it will -1 hear RATT that cannot be regained. Live for professional later record from Attention students!!! For more information please contt huh? After hearing this, he of harassing skaters comes from is already taking up arms against today was the message that Kip Jani Lane and the guys. In fact, questioned, "If you care so somewhere higher up on the the government - the music Winger was trying to get Warrant actually tackled issues The Op-Ed section is accepting ar­ much about the safely of kids chain. I am sure many of the scene will change'for the better. through to the masses. Kip got like pollution and stalking and Bro.JohnCkerryEM.S. here, why don't you stop the security staff would rather not Hopefully, the "new" metal darker with the heavier effort did it without embarrassing V ticles. 1) Write one. 2)Print a hard drinking that takes^ place here have to deal with something as bands will incorporate the skills Pull in the early '90s. Pull was themselves. 21-28 35 Street every night? They're doing harmless this. and successful techniques of a good disc as well but lacked Anybody remember Hurri- copy and save the file as a .doc or past rock acts. Astoria, NY, 11105 more damage to their body man So, what should you do with the humor that defined In The canel Hurricane had one hit in .txt. 3) Deposit the hard copy as I've ever done to mine while your energy? It's simple - get Acts like TNT, whose "Real­ Heart of the Young. I'm 18 and was a revamp of clas­ (718)204-0506 skateboarding." Security then yourself an ID and proceed to ized Fantasies" is an album that Warrant was one of the '80s sic Alice Cooper tune. Contrary well as a floppy in the envelope proceeded to tell them to skate kill your liver while you drink, is a testament to the dramatic hair metal tentpoles. Warrant to popular belief this band did along the hill instead of on the yourself into a brainless stupor. scope of screeching vocals and and Poison set the standard that quite well for a few weeks. The posted on LT 211. Biggedy BAM! stairs because the hill is not Coma is good. Just make sure never-ending guitar arpeggios. all light metal acts would have videos were on MTV and singer 7 to live up to. Essentially, War­ Email Mike at KX8C for info. Marist property. "They would you don't scuff up the side­ TNT's definitive album came ...please see METAL, page 12. "A heart that knows no bounds/ rather have us skate down the walks. :" " . out in the late'80s and spawned rant was a remake of the '70s THE (CIRCLE THE G][R(GLE

NOVEMBER 18, 1999 PAGE 12 NOVEMBER 18, 1999 PAGE 13 Wrestling's newfound popularity Wants to Be a Millionaire ? possible life is America's Funniest Home Vid­ byEDWILLIAMSm Thesz press. in numerous matches in the past Champion. Just about every when Who Wants to be a Mil­ though, it is the suspense that sucked from it, eos). In the third and final life­ StqffWriter He has held nu­ year or so. He had a memorable wrestling fan smells what the lionaire topped NBC's Frasier gets me. The catchphrase of the merous cham­ feud with X-Pac which was the Rock is cooking, but he also ABC returned line, the contestant can actu­ in the. ratings for the 9-9:30 PM show is "Is that your final an­ Who Wants to Wrestling has undergone a pionship belts, first time he showed us that he wrestles with great style.-Unlike ally telephone anyone in the time slot. This was extremely swer?," and Regis asks that for be a Million­ major change in recent years as and he de­ could really wrestle. Most fans the one dimmensional Austin, country and ask the person notable because it was the first each and every answer that is aire to the it went from a sport consisting serves none of went into the match not expect­ the Rock commonly uses such what the correct answer to the time ABC had beaten NBC's first- given. It's done for legal pur­ schedule in No­ of two or more guys grappling them. He is the ing anything short of a massive moves as fall-away slams, question is. Yes, after years of run programming in the Thurs- poses, but it is still exciting. vember. Just as in the center of the squared perfect example beat down for the boss's son.- •suplexes, the Rock Bottom, and being taboo, cheating is not day-at-9PMtimeslot since 1983, There is a drumroll in the back­ in August, the circle to sports entertainment of what a true But instead he treated the fans of course the People's Elbow. only accepted, it's encouraged when an episode of Too Close ground, and you can see the show has really consisting of men and women wrestler should to a well-fought match. Just two The Rock treats his fans to a on Who Wants to bed Million­ for Comfort topped Gimme a contestant pondering the ques­ delivered the running around the arena and not be. People weeks ago on Raw we saw plethora of catch phrases, many, aire. ' ^ Break. Though the show's au­ tion, over and over, in his or her Thompsonrating s goods. surrounding areas acting out like this guy Shane scale a steel cage and of which have become a part of After all this, you might be dience isn't consistently build­ mind. The longer the wait, the Here's a quick low-down on elaborate storylines. It almost simply because perform a top of the cage our every day vocabulary. Just It is fairly well known in the saying to yourself, "Gee, that ing like it was in August, it is still more suspenseful it gets, to the the concept of Who Wants to be seems like the sport aspect of he sticks up his Plancha onto the Mean Street about anywhere you go you can television industry that the ex­ sounds neato. How can I be a going very, very strong. ABC point that you the viewer won­ ecutives at ABC have not had a Millionaire. A contestant is wrestling is becoming obsolete. I'Jiulo tuuncu) WicMlerribute middle finger at Posse, and this week we saw him hear someone refer to another as contestant?" Well, here's how: wants to milk this cash cow for a der sometimes if the answer to given a series of fifteen multiple- It is because of this that it is now "Can you smell what my armpit is cookin'?" p pi of perform an excellent match ajabronie. The Rock manages much to cheer about in the past First, you must call a toll-free lot more, and has started selling the question is the right one, eo e choice questions which he or easy to tell who are the true fans against Triple H in a failed at­ to take his ample wrestling tal­ couple of years. Their overall number (1-877-258-5808) and Who Wants to be a Millionaire even though you know it is. with high flying moonsaults. higher authority. The true wres ratings are down (despite the she must answer correctly. The of wrestling and who has just tling fans do not buy it though. tempt at capturing the world ent and intertwine it with his answer.a series of questions. If shirts, hats, and even CD-ROM One of the best things about Instead it was by use of his vul­ emergence of shows like The questions range in value from jumped on the bandwagon He would be much more re­ title. Shane, who is not even a amazing mic skills. you answer all of them correctly, games, on their website (http:// the success of Who Wants to be garity and defiance of author­ Practice and The Drew Carey $ 100 for the first question to one since the industry's latest resur­ spected in our eyes if he con­ professional wrestler, delivers More and more these days we you then proceed through a se­ abc.go.com). A return of the a Millionaire is that other game ity. Austin used his character's Show) Some of their new, criti­ million dollars for the fifteenth gence. nected with an occasional Rus­ better quality matches than are seeing guys like Stone Cold ries of auditions. If you get show in February (the next shows will doubtlessly spring persona to attract the attention , cally acclaimed shows have question (hence the title of the sian leg sweep or, dare to dream, Austin who is perhaps their "top Steve Austin.. Yes, it is impor­ through those, then you are sweeps month) is virtually guar­ up on other networks (FOX, Anyone who says Stone Cold of millions. After coining the failed to catch on with the pub­ show). As the monetary value a corkscrew plancha. guy.". • tant to incorporate the entertain­ one of ten people who appear anteed. Not only that, but ABC never one to miss a trick, has Steve Austin is their favorite phrase "Austin 3:16 says I just lic (take Sports Night; not many of the questions increase, so Even Shane McMahon, the ment aspect into wrestling; but on the show and play a round is thinking about expanding the already done this, with Greed). wrestler is obviously not a true kicked you're a-" it was only a While Austin only focuses on other people are). Worse yet, does the level of difficulty. How­ boss's son, has proven to be a it may be even more important of what is called "Fast Four." show's run through Thanksgiv­ One of the classic rules of tele­ wrestling fan. Austin has be­ matter of time before he had le­ the entertainment aspect of their longtime ratings war-horse, ever, the contestant doesn't far superior wrestler than Aus­ to make sure the sport aspect is In "Fast Four," you place four ing Eve, November 24th (the vision is: if a show is success­ come one of, if not the most rec­ gions of fans worshiping the : wrestling; there are still some the TGIF franchise, is withering. have to make a broad guess if tin. McMahon has no wrestling prevalent as well. Let us just related items in their correct or­ show was originally supposed to ful, copy its formula. I for one ognizable figure in wrestling to­ ground he walked on. No one guys in the WWF that manage However, things changed this he or she does not know the an­ background other than .the fact hope that nioves like the reverse der. You also must do it quicker run through the 21st). would be excited to see more day. How did he achieve that seemed to care that the only to deliver both the sports and past August, when ABC de­ swer to a particular question. As that his father owns the com­ swinging rieck breaker 'arid the than the other nine people you I must admit, I am one of those game shows on network televi­ status? It sure wasn't by ex­ moves Austin uses are the the entertainment aspects of buted, with little promotion, the host Regis Philbin explains on pany. Despite this lack of expe­ tornado DDT don't become a lost are competing against (which millions and millions of viewers sion. I grew up watching Fam­ ecuting devastating punch, kick, clothesline, the wrestling. The perfect example Americanized version of the each show, there are three "life­ rience McMahon has taken part art in the years to come. isn't easy; people have lost who have made the executives ily Feud, Classic Concentra­ powerbombs or'by connecting Stunner, and an occasional Lou of this would be in the People's British game show Who Wants lines" which a contestant may "Fast Four" by less than one- at ABC so happy as of late. I tion, arid Scrabble. I love those to be a Millionaire. The show choose from to assist him or her Messiah -s new .'sound' was an­ tenth of a second). Then, and missed the show's run in August, kinds of shows. More game had the unique distinction of in answering a .question. The M E T A L : gry and distorted. But even in only then, can you play Who but I have watched some epi­ shows, as long as they are done running nightly over thirteen first one is called "fifty-fifty," in the modern, static-y form this Wants to be a Millionaire. sodes this month, and I have well, would only be a good consecutive days. The result which the contestant has the album was saved by excellent Like I said before, this show become hooked. The show is not thing. An 80s was an absolute ratings smash. computer remove two incorrect songwriting, appropriately At the movies: has been doing terrific busi­ great (it's a bit too gimmicky for Who Wants to be a Million­ answers from the question, leav­ raspy vocals and mind-bending Who Wants to be a Millionaire ness in the ratings. Since it re­ ing only one incorrect answer my tastes), but it is pretty good. aire airs on ABC through No­ revival solos: Unfortunately, SM re­ routinely squashed the compe­ turned to the schedule on No­ and the correct one, and thereby The sheer excitement, of wonder­ vember 21st, and possibly even —coritmuedjrompg.il corded two great albums and tition (although it should be vember 7, Who Wants to be a increasing'the contestant's ing whether or not this contes­ longer. The times vary from Kelly Hansen was regarded as a then disappeared. Skold is now notedthat its competition in Millionaire has been ably beat­ The Bone Collector odds of answering the question tant will be the one to reach one night to night. On Thursday, August was mainly repeats), and great' singer. These days, the part'of KMFDM. Hairy Cody is ing its competition. In Novem­ million dollars (for the record, no Nov. 18th, it will air from 8:30- it actually saw its audience in­ correctly. In the second lifeline, band has a cult following and - MIA. ber, which is a sweeps month one has done it yet) is enthral­ 9:30 PM. On Friday, Nov. 19th, (Boogie Nights and Carlito's crease as the nights continued. the contestant can ask the stu­ the 3 albums they released are Finally, this brings us to Dan­ (meaning it's the month when ling. The fact that the contes­ it will air from 8:30-9 PM. On Weiv) and everyone's favorite TV A summer show ABC put on the dio audience members what incredibly hard to find. If you ger Danger's Four The Hard networks consistently pull out tants are just average, working- Saturday and Sunday, it will air Way. Every single song on this dad Ed O'Neill. schedule with relatively small., they think the correct answer to see one anywhere, pick it up. It's ? their biggest ratings guns), the class people is nice, too. Plus, from 8-9 PM. Here on campus, expectations had grown into a me question^|s^and^en they probably worth 50 bucks to col­ 1997 release is incredible. The The Bone Collector is very competition has been fiercer. Its Regis Philbin is a good host for the ABC station, WTEN, is lo­ big hit. Since in television a can vote for theVbfrecTalhfswer lectors of this musical genre. The singing of Paul Laine is without reminiscent of Seven, another = biggest victory, though, came the show. He seems sincere cated on Channel 10. Catch the good thing never leaves until all via a small computer pad (think band itself is largely a watered equal. Laine sounds like a lcss- drama revolving around a siring on Thursday, November "11, enough; and I like that. Overall, show while you can. down Dokken, but much, much introspectiveJon' Bon' Jovi. of murders which starred Mor­ better.injerms.of structure and Songs like Sf/7/ Kickin'- and gan Freeman, Brad Pitt and integrity.TJurricahe is straight- Captain Bring Me Down are Kevin Spacey. Even though at ahead pop-metal and each song classics of modern rock n roll. times this movie appears to be .Work for,a Hot Internet;;Start-Up seems tailored for a future Rocky Nobody writes music like this treading on already covered soundtrack. Songs like Over The anymore except this band. The ground, it is allowed due to the Edge and Young Man are tailor- tunes are so catchy, the melo­ brilliant way that it Keeps you made for a strenuous work out. dies are so infectious that you'd glued to your seat. You feel the Are you a born leader? Do you want to work for a hot The hooks and solos of guitar­ swear that you've heard theme tension and the shock, at the ists Doug Aldrich and Tony on the radio before. Ridicu­ gruesome nature of the crimes. acts Internet start-up? lously, this band has not, as of Photo utittLb} £f".f*c»/'iift>rt>M It also inspires incredible fear Carvazo press ahead with such Angelina Jolie can collect my bones, anyday. exhilarating speed that Hurri^ yet,gainedcommercial appeal due to the fact that many-of us about Varsrty8ooks.com is looking for student leaders from cane is truly an accurate moni­ with their recent releases. They have been in NYC cabs. Actu­ byADAMKOWALSKl colleges natfonwideto become lead Campus Reps, ker in a world where band names deserve it. I challenge anybody ally come to think of it, I never SluJJWiiter w ould make a gi eat forensic de­ are general chosen just so they to listen to this album and not tective. She reluctantly be­ once felt safe in a cab, but'any- As a paid member of our team, you will hire can be spelled wrong. love it. DD has finished record­ First off let me say 1 will not be comes his eyes and ears in the way. Tfie Bone Collectorkeeps Shotgun Messiah are a Swed­ ing their fifth album and it taking a cab in New York City field you on the edge of your seat and and direct a staff to carry out VarsiiySooks.coms ish band that located to LA and should be released in early 2000. for a very long time, all thanks Fueled by his desire to stop gives a gruesome look into the marketing efforts on your campus. took on the;persona of other I eagerly await it. In the mean­ to The Bone Collector, w hcie a these crimes, and angered by an lives of the forensic detective. time, pick up Four and listen to It seems that all the movie stu well-known rrietal acts as WASP scries of odd and conlusmg over-/ealous and incredibly in- Wondering what the pay is? Compensation and Y&T. SM is essentially a it when life seems either unfair murders terrorize New York City, ... competent Police Captain, Lin- dios seem'to have held their best sleaze-band with unbelievable or devoid of happiness. Each and.ojiecab driver is taking the :. coln'arid Amelia work to figure films for the fall after "releasing includes m hourly wage, stock options guitar work by axe Presario track is more inspirational and cily's"ovef-popuIation problem \out 5wHat the clues mean and nothing of substance all summer. Harry Cody. Shotgun has a rocking than thelast." By the into his own hands by killing where and when the "next mur- The only problem with his is • the most extensive selection of and a performance bonus. . strange history. Their first lead time Paul Laine, Bruno Ravel, off citizens one at a time. He ...der will take place. With each • many great movies seem to get new & used textbooks Steve West and Andy Timmons lost in this situation. .With this singer sounded like a low rent kills them and takes a finger and " murder they draw closer and • year-round buyback service This job is a great way to earn money while Faster Pussycat so, they fired get around to the Eagles-influ­ a chunk of flesh from their fore-, closer, yet always seem to come many great movies in the theater, him and replaced him with bass­ enced Comin' Home you're too arm, leaving clues in order to up short. ,The killer stays one many films don't get the atten­ • hassle freereturn s & exchanges gaining valuable experience, if you are ist Tim Skold. This odd move happy to even care that the al­ see if the police can stop him step ahead of them and the, in­ tion that they deserve when • w&i a va&rec^wefOTihe entire atf/drap period interested, send an e-mail with your name, actually improved the band and bum ends on a bitter sweet note. before he kills again.. vestigation. faced with films like The Bone • flexible payment options they recorded the classic metal Will Guns' N Roses make a This" challenge falls into the The director, Phillip Noyce Collector md. Fight Club. I liked the bootetea accepts cash, dw*s & cha I '-Z Tennis court construction approved by boards : % FOOTBALL: I ie LICKS t£l y\ Jf .. ..; - -," f % 1 "They were inadequate. for s erly." .,, said that some members of the s; byJEFFDAHNCKE sense to build some tennis collegiate play," he said. "They ; Sports Editor courts." Men's tennis coach Tim Smith Board of Trustees pushed to get ably only half of them are seri­ great hitter's park, so his num­ The courts will be located said he thinks the new courts it included in the West Cedar were uneven and had cracks in ous contenders. bers may suffer a little bit. He Reyes' 241 yards The Marist tennis program will where the current storage facili­ will be a great benefit to the ten­ project. them." As one of about 10 Kansas also faces the pressure of hav­ finally be able to find its home ties are. Ground was broken on nis program, which currently "Some of the trustees, not to One key proponent of the City Royals' fans who lives east ing to play under the weight of on the campus. the entire West Cedar project on plays its matches at Dutchess mention the coaches, have been courts was Frances Reese, vice- of the Mississippi, I know that I his enormous contract. chair of the Board of Trustees paves way for Marist At its November meeting, the; Monday, and the courts should Racquet Club in Poughkeepsie. mentioning for years that we feel discouraged. Even last year, Who wins the deal remains to Board of Trustees approved the be operational in the fall of 2000. "Putting the courts on campus should really come up with, a as well as chair of the Student be seen, but Toronto will be bet­ : when the Royals finally got an ...continued from pg.16 Zaccheo's extra point gave construction of six state-of-the- "They are alreadyxdigging certairdy will allow friends of the way to bring tennis courts back Life Committee. ' - >; offense, their bullpen was com­ ter off than people think. Marist a commanding 40-21 lead. art tennis courts. The approval over there," said Tint* Massie,' .•xpjayers qnthe team to come and to the campus," Massie said. "She kept on "reminding the prised of pitchers who could not Where will Ken Griffey Jr. go? manding 27-7 lead almost mid­ Iona's Ralph Saldivieri closed is part of Phase Two of the West chief college relations' officer. \\watch,": Smith said. "Having "Tennis is a lifetime sport." . trustees that tennis is impor­ make my town softball team. The front-runner appeared to be way through the game. the scoring with a 15-yard CedarTownshouses, which will "Completion of the whole courts on campus will definitely Marist did have tennis courts tant," Massie said. "If you are byMDKEFERRARO They just do not have the Atlanta until last week, but the However, Iona would not go touchdown run, a run that gave be located a few hundred yards project is expect by August 1, help recruiting." on campus until the early 1990's. a tennis enthusiast, up until funds to compete. Having an Braves were unwilling to part away so easily. The Gaels him Iona's career rushing record up the street from the current which I assume includes the President Murray said that They were located around what now there has been no place on The Lo$ Angele$ Dodger$ are owner might help, too. with Andruw Jones. For Seattle scored 14 unanswered points to with 2,778 yards. West Cedar housing. tennis courts." exact planning for the tennis is now River Road, near the campus to play." at again. Is this really good for base­ GM Pat Gillick, no Jones means pull within six with 8:49 left in Saldivieri came into the game Marist President Dennis The hope is that by getting an courts is still in its preliminary Mid-Rise parking lot and main­ In addition to benefiting all the Last December they gave ball? no deal. the third period. as the nation's ninth-leading Murray said the construction of early start some buffer time will phases, According to the cur­ tenance building. students, the courts specifically Kevin Brown a $ 105 million con­ Speaking of the Green- Three teams in the NL Central Quarterback Lavar Stockton rusher, but was held by the new tennis courts is something be provided should any delays rent plan, there will be a set of Those courts were torn up hope to make the new West Ce­ tract over six years. Last week Mondesi deal, popular opinion have emerged as contenders for (10-15 139 yd. 3 Int.) fired two Marist defense to 34 yards be­ the college could really use. in the construction arise. four courts and an additional when the expansion of the Stu­ dar Townhouses more a part of they traded Raul Mondesi to the favors the Dodgers' end of the Griffey: Houston, Cincinnati and touchdown passes, first a 31- low his average. "We have known for some time According to Tim Murray, di­ two. dent Center began. the college community. Toronto Blue Jays for Shawn trade. However, this deal is not St. Louis. Chances are good yarder to Greg Fabiani, then a It was the Marist defense that that that was a need not only rector of athletics, the process ' Included will be a champion­ According to President "It's a win-win situation for the Green. as one-sided as most are mak­ that Griffey will end up in Hous­ 43-yard bomb to Rob Sallazo. came up big when they had to. for intercollegiate tennis, which of building tennis courts is ship court, which features more Murray, the new courts will be tennis team and the student Upon completing the deal, ing it out to be. ton. Christiansen's extra point made Tom Lennon intercepted two is doing very well here at the something that cannot be baseline room and spectator far superior to the old ones. body," President Murray said. L. A. rewarded Green with a six- Raul Mondesi is a terrific tal­ The Astros move into a new it 27-21 Marist with 8:49 left in passes, while Joe Macchia, Chris college, but also for general rec­ rushed, seating. According to Murray, year, $84 million contract. ent. The only question about ballpark next season, and hav­ the third period. Meyer and Mike Pappalardo reational purposes for our stu- "You just don't throw up ten­ it will be one of the only specta­ Are professional sports con­ him concerns what he has be- ing another gate attraction The Red Foxes responded by each had a pick of their own. dents," Murray said. "Because nis courts. They are a spe­ tor courts in the area. What's on Tap? tracts spiraling out of control? tween.the ears. Getting out of won't hurt. While the Astros showing some big play capabil­ "We came up big when we there was enough space, we cialty," Murray said. "The sub­ Because many students at the have won the NL Central for me Football 11/20 Home vs. SlliNA 12:00 p.m. The answer is yes, and it is Los Angeles may be the best ity. After the passing game had needed to," Lennon told the thought it would also make surface has to be done prop­ college enjoy tennis, Massie last three seasons, they have Men's basketball 11/19-20 Pepsi/Marist Classic @ McCann universal. Players are paid too . thing that ever happened to him. struggled all day long, quarter­ Poughkeepsie Journal. much in baseball,'football, bas­ never advanced to the NLCS. 11 /19 Home vs. Delaware St. 8.00 p.m. Even though Mondesi was a back Kevin Chartrand (3-11-77 The Red Foxes will try to fin­ ketball and hockey. yd. 3 Int.) connected with wide 11/20 Consolation/Championship 6/8:00 p.m. distraction in the clubhouse, his Maybe adding Griffey can be ish out the year with a winning However, baseball appears to receiver Jerry Giordano (2-68 Women's basketball 11/19 <«> Richmond 7:00 p.m. numbers on the field were not another piece of the puzzle. record this Saturday when they FOXES: Women look to be the farthest behind on the horrible by any means. Houston has plenty to offer yd.) for a 54-yard scoring strike. 11/21 @ Virginia Commonwealth 2:00 p in host Siena in the season finale. learning curve." Only a limited in a deal, including a good 11/24 &> Columbia 7:00 p.m. He set career highs in home The two point conversion was Kickoff is set for noon. number of teams have the avail­ young arm in Scott Elarton, and Hockey 11/19 Home vs. PENN STATE 9:15 p m. runs, RBI and walks. His bat­ failed leaving the Red Fox lead A victory over Siena will clinch able funds to be truly called con­ quality hitting prospects such prove preseason wrong X-Country 11/22 @ National Championships, Indian U. TBA ting average of .253 was a ca- at33-21. third place in the MAAC for tenders.^, ,,, , . -.,. .::•.., , '-.,-'-...• as Daryle Ward and Lance Swimming & Diving 11/20 home vs. FAIRFIELD 11.00 a.m _ reer-low, but since he never hit Marist' put the game on ice Marist, which is where it was Success stories such as this below .285 before, last year was Berkman. The Houston front when junior fullback Joe Tardi ...continued from pg. 16 picked to finish in the pre­ year's Cincinnati Reds and Oak­ more than likely an aberration office is not happy with Moises scored from three yards out. season poll. which means that we won't land A's are few and far between. and not a trend. He is also an Alou, so he may be included in haveto have players playing 40 Every year, about 2/3 of the outstanding outfielder. a deal too. teams in baseball can be elimi­ .... J?y _nP- means do I mean to They also have not hesitated New weMtefor Marist sports minutes a game." r*^-k N;'* ' *.-< The youth of the team, which nated as soon as spring train­ knock Green; he is one of to make major deals in the past, date information on how all oi ing starts. That leaves about 10 baseball's rising stars. However, such as their 1998 acquisition byKAARENUMMEIH consists of five freshmen and Special to the Circle the Red Fox teams are doing. two sophomores, provides possible contenders, and prob­ Dodger Stadium is not exactly a of Randy Johnson from Seattle. The site features message Marist with more capable scor­ Marist College finally has the boards where anything con­ ers than last season, but also website that every sports cerning Marist or Metro Atlan­ with a lot of inexperienced play­ junkieis looking for. tic Athletic Conference ers. It is called Maristhoops.com, (MAAC) sports can be posted. "TheJvflaristjFan Page." The It is consideied one of amount of money that they are case in Raul Mondesi and at In addition, visitors can enter Manst's best recruiting classes, site can be reached* by-going- •a,chat room, which featured "*" CirtL pho (VRruid in McOurL being paid. Salaries today are the same time picked up a to http://marist. rivali.com. and of the decade. Marie Fusci will have to have another big season for Marist extremely out of control. player that is better than men's basketball coach Dave "Because of the team's youth, it covers more than just Marist Shaquille O'Neal and Alonzo Mondesi. They are both excel­ Magarity earlier this week. we're not looking ahead," Lamb last year, also returns this sea­ named First Team All-State in basketball. Mourning are not worth the lent in the field, but Green has There are links to other major said. "We're taking it one game son and should provide an of­ Rhode Island last year, provides This commercial site brings all $100 million contracts they the better bat. sports sites and video footage at a time and working hard in fensive spark that the team help under the basket. A New the Marist sports to the net with of the Red Foxes is also avail needs. „She,.won.the Citizens have. Shawn Green does-not But, most importantly for the practice to get better." York All-State player, Kim 1 a chance to get up to deserve to be the second high - Dodgers, they finally get a able. Although Lamb could not Communications Long Distance DiViricenzo, also helps out at est paid player in baseball arid good left-handed bat in their give a prediction of where this Shooting Award last year, con­ the forward position. Kevin Brown should not be the lineup. season would take the team, she necting on 72 three-point field The freshmen class is rounded first. - We know where Green ended made note of the positive atti­ goals. put by forward Sarah Ferguson byKYLEWOOD • If players .continue to ask for, up, but where is the game's tude of every player on the club. "Marie is a talented player and guard Lauren Baskinger. Should I stay or should Igp? and owners continue to give,' best player going to be traded Each player has a great attitude who can come into a game and And Katie Daley, a walk-on This is the question that many" these ridiculous contracts, to, if he is even traded after all? towards winning, according to explode onto the hardwood," from last season, looks to com­ underclassmen face in college pretty soon the players will be.' Look for Griffey's destination Lamb. Lamb said in the Marist media pete for time at both forward sports. It used to be a decision playing in front of nobody, for to be Ohio. Sorry Indian fans, She added that the women guide: - ^ positions. of whether or not to come back the average fan will not be able ..he will not be landing in Cleve­ have the ability to beat any team Sophomore Diesa Seidel, also "We're a much different team for their senior year, but that to afford a ticket to the game. land, but rather in Cincinnati. in the MAAC and will be com­ a member of the MAAC All- this year," Ciaccio said. "We all has transformed into deciding Holding out for money, ala His father is the hitting coach petitive in every game: Rookie Team, will be an integral have great attitudes and have if one year of college is more Joey Galloway, is absurd. He there and they are a young "We've been playing hard and part of the Red Fox offense this been working hard." than: enough before moving signed a contract. Honor that team with a lot of potential. But hustling so far," senior Cortnie season. The six-foot-fpur-inch ^i-fln terms of goals for the sea- 1 onto the next-level. contract and then test the free most importantly to Griffey, it's Circle Photo/Uc PaA Ciaccio said. "We need to play center scored overeighrpoints ; son, the women are just work­ Players should be able to leave agent market. a short flight to see his faip^y, The hockey team defeated Indiana University of Pennsylvania smart and consistent and we will and grabbed nearly five're- ing on improving from last sea­ school whenever they want. In who reside in Orlando,,! ,'.../" Friday.H-S, fpHmprove to 2-9. They will be in action tomorrow at be successful." bounds per contest in her fresh­ son, according to Ciaccio. It is Too many players think that if some cases the kid has to leave they have one good season that The only problem that the the Mid-Hudson Civic Center at 9:15 p.m. against Penn State. One of the keys to Marist hav­ man year. going to be important to lead the school,- for the wealth that pro­ they should be making the Reds will have is signing him if ing a successful season is the Junior Jenn Taylor also looks younger players through the fessional sports offers would money of a superstar. they trade for him this year. The leadership of senior co-captains to be ready to produce. The six- season and to help them de­ greatly aid his family. Here's a hint: No one player in Reds are a small market and do Sabrina Vallery and Ciaccio. fdot-three-inch forward aver­ velop. Very few players can make the professional sports today is not have the financial re- "They are the veterans of the aged three points and nearly two The positive attitudes toward MAAC Football Standings jump to the NBA after four years worth more than $10 million per . sources to sign superstar play­ team," Lamb said. "They are rebounds per game last season wining and the great camarade­ of college and achieve immedi­ year. ers like the Dodgers or the Yan­ MAAC Overall doing a great job of leading this in just 8.8 minutes per contest. rie with each other should help ate stardom. Shawn Green just signed a six-, kees do. team." The Foxes will also look to the the team be successful. Duquesne •5-1 7-3 So, why not allow these kids year contract worth $84 million Speaking of the Yankees, Vallery was named to last versatile Tara Knight to provide The Red Foxes start the sea­ to leave early, and by the time after being traded from the Blue don't look for Griffey to be Georgetown 5-1 8-2 season's All-MAAC Third a spark both offensively and son off with three road games they should have graduated Jays to the Dodgers for Raul wearing pin stripes anytime MARIST 4-2 5-5 Team, as she led the Foxes in defensively. against the University of Rich­ they will have adjusted to the Mondesi. Clearly Green had a soon. The Yankees have a Iona 4-3 5-4 scoring with just over 14 points Highlighting the freshman mond, Virginia Commonwealth rigors of the NBA game, superb year, but is he worth $ 14 good thing going and even per game. She is coming off a class is Elisha DeJesus. The and Columbia University. LaSalle 3-3 4-5 whereas college graduates will million a season? George is not dumb enough to torn ACL, which occurred in last forward was named the USA The Richmond game is this Siena 3-3 3-6 still have to go through that pro­ So who got the better end of trade for Griffey when the Yan­ year's MAAC tournament Today Connecticut Player of the Friday at 7:00 p.m. They will St. Peter's 1-6 1-9 cess? this deal? Clearly it has to be kees have a superstar center Starter Marie Fusci, who made Year as a senior. play VCU Sunday at 2:00 p.m. One reason why these athletes the Dodgers. fielder themselves in Bernie Canisius 0-6 1-9 the MAAC All-Rookie Team Center Sarah Tift, who was and Columbia on Wednesday. are leaving early is the immense They traded away a mental Williams. Fairfield 0-0 8-2 Stat of the Week Quote of the Week The Marist football team THE CIRCLE "I feel like if there are more | had five interceptions in . than two peoplein the Saturday's 40-29 triumph bleachers they are going over Iona. to collapse." - GinaLpzito,\ junior, on Leonidofffield NOVEMBER 18,1999 RAGE16 Football improves to thirdin MAAC byPATRICKKEMPF wide and everything just hap­ StqffWriter pened," Reyes said to the Poughkeepsie Journal after the One week after suffering its game. worst defeat in school history, The outstanding running at­ the Marist College Football team tack, accompanied with five in­ bounced back in a big way. terceptions by the Red Fox de­ The Red Foxes, led by running fense, led Marist to the win. back Miguel Reyes, had a con­ Marist got out of the gate vincing 40-29 victory over host quickly by piling up a 27-7 lead Iona on Saturday afternoon. before having to ward off a late The win improved Marist to Iona charge to preserve the vic­ 5-5 on the season, and 4-2 in the tory. Metro Atlantic Athletic Confer­ After a Rich Zaccheo 27-yard ence (MAAC). field goal opened the scoring, The Foxes are now in third the Red Foxes found the end place in the conference behind zone as Rommel JSumaque Duquesne and Georgetown. capped the scoring' drive from -i.".We're very pleased," Marist one yard out. Zacche'o's extra defensive coordinator-Rick point made it 10-0 Marist. Pardy told the Poughkeepsie The Gaels trimmed the Red Fox Orde photo/Nick Addlvinota Journal. "The kids did a good lead to 10-7 with"a"scoring drive Many students think it is time for the bleachers on Leonidoff field to be enhanced. job taking away the cutback of their own. Reyes, the Key lanes. They stayed at home and Bank Player of the Game, took did what they were supposed over from there, scoring on the Students wonder why football todo.?' £ Red Foxes next two posses­ 1 'Reyes'pounded the Gaels for sions.; . ."' -.>.v~^'-°-'p--[ 241 yardsraslmgon34carriesj' UTlie sophomore running back faculties have not been upgraded including two touchdowns. It ^scbnjd fromU7-;fflda6,yardsiout, alumni stadium created. was the fourth-highest single- respectively, to give the Red byJEFFDAHNCKE Foxes what seemed to be a com Sports Editor However, the athletic director "We recognize those game rushing performance in said people must realize that bleachers are getting Marist history. The Marist College campus other things are more important "I saw the cutback lanes open ..please see FOOTBALL^ pgil5 has seen tremendous growth at this time. older." "-• and development during the "Right now the priority is with Dennis Murray past few years. the library and humanities. You President • Yet with all the construction can't do everything at once," of new facilities, highlighted by Tim Murray said. "I think mat think more people would attend the $25 million library set to Dr. Murray and the Board of the games and more of an en­ open at the end of the month, Trustees have a tremendous vi­ thusiastic and student-involved many students are still waiting sion for Marist College. We have atmosphere would exist.""" ""* for another project, one which some of the nicest facilities in die . President Murray said that if many.feel.is extremely^essen- ..rleague.TT.'"': -•' : renovating the stadium is ever tial. •*; '•" ""-""--- "~*~ *.- The athletic fields, including looked into, at that point a deci­ Leonidoff Field is" currently Leonidoff, North Field, and the sion would be made as to the home to Marist football, as baseball field,ar e all kept in out­ whether or not lights should be well as being the site of soccer standing condition. This is be­ added. and lacrosse games. cause of an irrigation system Tim Murray said mat perma-. While there have been virtu­ - that keeps them in top shape year nent lighting would be a great ally no complaints about the round. addition to Leonidoff Field. playing field itself, several think '.'We spend a lot of time and "We had 1600 students for the the surrounding facilities, spe­ energy working on tfie fields," night game against St. Peter's. cifically the bleachers, need to Tim Murray said. "Our fieldsar e That's a pretty high percentage be enhanced. " " ~: better than anybody (in the (of the student body)," he said. "I feel like if there are more league)." "I think lights can add a whole than two people in the bleach­ Another concern of many is new dimension.'' ers they are going to collapse the. possible addition of lights. And while it would definitely because of the corroded wood Marist purchased temporary be considered, Dennis Murray and metal," said junior Gina lights for this season's home said college football is tradition­ Lozito. "I think they sell the opener against St. Peter's on ally played during the afternoon. seat cushions to soften the Sept. 11. When, and if, a renovation of fall." Junior Joe Cannerelli thinks Leonidoff field comes, the first Although the stands may not that permanent lighting would priority would be the bleachers. collapse any time soon, there is tremendously increase football'. ;v>l'I don't anticipate that we're Senior SabrihaVallery will haver td.lead the young Foxes! still an awareness that they attendance. •.> <- -,.- evergoing to be going to night could use some work. "My high school had perma­ games," President Murray said. Marist President Dennis nent lights, and bleachers on "Night games are fun if you get Omen's basketball Murray said he knows about both sides of the field, and that a warm evening like we had this uie condition of the bleachers. was high school," Cannerelli year. During the fall you don't "We recognize those bleach­ said. "People like night games; want to be playing football at ers are getting older and the It's more fun." night" - byPEliiR>ALMIERI.: who is* in Ker second year at crowds are increasing for our Colleen Byrnes, a junior pub­ Tim Murray said that the ath­ „- -StaffWriter- .*'-'- Marist, said this year's squad is football games," Murray said. lic relations/fashion major, said letic department is content with !far better than the one-she. had "Right now there are no plans she agrees with Cannerelli in mat its current situation and there is ,-;The Marist women's basket- in her rookie campaign. She will .ball team is hoping this;is~the on die drawing board to replace lights should be a fixture on no urgency to improve any­ -not let-a MAAC "preseason those, nor is there any money year things start turning around. Leonidoff field because of the thing. coaches poll, which picked the available to do that" benefits they would yield. "When you look at our cam­ "' After last season's dismal 4- 23 record; theRed Foxes will rely Red Foxes to finish dead last in Tim Murray, director of ath­ "Personally, I never attend the pus, pretty much everything has the conference, deter her confi letics, said that there has been football games because they are been upgraded," he said. .heavily on their youth and their depth on die bench to move to- dence. - - . ._ talk of upgrading the facilities during the day and conflict with "When our time comes, our time "We have a good balance ofj around Leonidoff Field for the "wards the top of the Metro At­ my schedule," Byrnes said. "If comes, whether it be next year players this season," she said. past ten years or so. Much of lantic Athletic "Conference the school would provide funds or five years from now. We are "Ourbench is deeper this year, the talk has come from alumni, for permanent lights, like most going to get no better leader­ (MAAQthisyear. [ -. ' who would love to see an colleges and universities have, I ship than from Dr. Murray." .-.Head.coach"Kristen Lamb, . :"...pleasesee FOXES, pg.14