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1984 The ommeC nt, December 10, 1984 Bridgewater State College
Volume 58 Number 22
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+•: :. !. !l. < 3US6Jf.: ·. t t ··~ . J,,.,) t t .t i". t· . ·1. ~tt17\ · · s nmts ...... l~' ·}1¢2~ lU3lUlUllli) . aum -~···t~<'t"·~~:f 2 The Comment Monday, December IO, 1984 Candidates Speak Out on their Pl&tf orms By Kimberly J. Murphy News Editor work to get them (completed). students). This ·issue is before dent a better atmosphere and "This being my second term What we have proposed can the committee at this time, The more meaningful college educa as Senator, I understand the become a reality,_ and I foresee proposed grade system received tion. Students deserve the ~~~t ·working process of the Senate, As one should be aware of by some major improvements with excellent responses from the education they can get, and and Officers alike. I am sure a now, the upcoming election for the help of students and the Academic Policies Committee when I am elected, 'with the help positive working relationship the seat of First Vice-President administration in the near before returning to the ACC. I of the Senate, I will be able to will result. Presently ·Kerri Fay of the Student Government future." am sure, with a little support, bring tis a bit closer to this goal." is the SGA's Publicity Director. Association (SGA) is a very • the same responses will come When elected, I will work with important election. It is for, in Plotke: "The Administration from the ACC. In January of Murphy: "Do you plan on Kerri- to provide information actuality, the seat of the SGA is presently working to put an '85, the President should receive working closely. with Clubs and throught .The Comment as to President. The reason being is addition on the Great Hill lot. our recommendation and with Organizations?" the projects being worked on, that acting SGA President Because of enviromental poli- his approval, it will go into effect and accomplished by the SGA. David Carreiro, (who was for- cies and lack of state funds the in the Fall of '85. Lawrence: "We know by now "Presently I am on Ways and . mally First Vice~President) will addition will not be black "(I am also working on the ) that this is actually a race for the Means Committee, which works be graduating in December. topped, but will be gravel. The Dorm Eviction Policy. On Fri- Presidency of the SGA. I intend with each club to determine There f ore, the person occupymg· park' mg pro bl em 1s· a t wo- f o Id d a y , Dec em be r 7 .at I :30 p . m ., .to set up a Presidential' Advisory what funds should be allocated the First Vice-President's· seat situation: Lack of parking spa- Vice President David Deep met Board which will consist of one each semester. I am ·sure that will automatically move up and ces and access to and from the with students from SGA, Judi- member from each class, club, this relationship is an excellent become the SGA President, as Great Hill lot. I would like to get cial Boards and (the)Student organization, residents and base for solving problems, or did Carreiro when former SGA another entrance/ exit to eliviate Union Governing Board. I had comrputers. The committee will working on projects with them President Daniel Magoon the back-ups in the morning and beeri asked to attend the meet- meet once a week. and discuss in the future." resigned. afternoon. A solution to this ing, but due to an exam which problems facing the school and Senator-at-Large Denis Law- problem would be to put a road could not be rescheduled, I together we will try to solve Murphy: "(As mentioned in rence, Primary Election winner from Summer-St. past the obser- could not attend. The results of them. The meeting will· also be much of your campaign mate- ,\ . with 280 votes, an_d Senator-at- vatory and over the railroad this meeting were very positive: open to any interested students. rial), you are in a relatively Large Ralph Plotke, who came track into the Great Hill lot. I by an unanimous vote, a prop- I feel that it is important to work active fraternity. Do you think in second with J 71 votes (Bob talked to the Vice President of osal will go to the Board of Trus- together as a whole, for I am this will pose any conflicts of Franco came in third) are both Student Services and I was tees, which will provide students only one voice but together we interest, undue political pres vying for the seat of First Vice- assured of two things: one, that with a 7 day written notice can accomplish a lot of plans. sure on you by your brothers President. The Comment this projec_t was very possible before eviction will occur. I can "As First Vice-President, my and sisters?" caught up with both busy candi- and two, that I would have his asstue you I will attend the Trus- door will always be ope.n. I have dates to ask them a few neces- guidence throughout this tees meeting in January to see been there for you, a voice that Plotke: "'I don't believe in any sary questions, questions that project. the important proposal passed has spoken on your behalf and 'undue politiCal pressure' will be wi11 hopefully educate the vote "(I am also working on) a through. not against you. As First Vice- placed on me by my brothers on the issues that both candi- commuter Meal plan. This "In speaking with Nancy President, I will keep an eye on and sisters. There are a number · dates. believe. (Owing to the would serve many purposes -it Clay, director of Veterans and misuse of SGA funds and see of brothers and sisters on: the nature of the Question/ Answer would provide students with a pis able d Students, she that the Senate works for the Senate at this time and the vot- form of this'·•uticle the candi- less expensive way to eat lunch- .informed me that I will be most students~interests, not their own, ing records will show that each is dates will be listed in alphabeti- /breakfast, and give commuters effective to work personally as· som~ have shown. It's time . an individual with his/her own cal. orde.r, and botu candidates a: reason to be on ~n:tpus which .... 'with the. disabled st\,ldepts. By that you r(fceive the representa- ideas. I would expect this type of candidate.) at RSC, such as clubs, SGA, dicapped student faces, and use Lawrence as SGA First Vice- to look into next semester is ' newspaper, etc. this experience to initiate SGA President." starting a Text Book Buying Murphy; ·~you have promised ''A few years ago, BSGcom- .. involvement.. club. I attended a conference on a ·great deal for Commuters. mute rs had a meal plan in which "I spoke with Mr. Davii;i Plotke: "I am currently on the Coop's and Buying clubs about Such promises have been made they could buy $10 worth 6f Zeoli, manager of Tillinghast; All-College Committee, of a month ago and got some infor- in the past Please reiterate for food for $8. I believe this plan and he was ver·y willing to give which 3 members are Vice Presi-" mation regarding buying ~clubs, one last time, if you will.t(Also ), ·did not go over that well because me a complete tour of the kit- dents of the Colleges: Vice- and I hope to get one started. A how can you insure that. they of lack of publicity. I am sure chen, and information regard- President Dillman, Vice-Presi- ·Buying club buys text books will be done, and, what sort- of with the help of Rick V~no and ing the extermination of the dent Meany, Vice President wholesale and only charges the time fr~me will you be working the Food Services in the Student cock roaches. Mr. Zeoli agreed Deep. I have been working on wholesale price, plus expenses under?" (A time frame will insu-; Union, we can eleviate the prob- to meet with me in January for this since September,. and I (not making a profit). The aver- re/ assure others that thes.e are lems with this last commuter such a tour, and with this infer- know that if I bring anything t.o age Bookstore adds 40% to the not mere campaign promjses.) meal plan, and provide a meal mation and information from their attention, I will receive a wholesale price; I can see that a
plan which will provide commu- 1 the Board of Health, a detern'li- serious and helpful response. In Buying club adding only I or Lawrence: .. There are rriajor ters with an inexpensive way of nation can be made as to the beginning of the seme'ster, I 15%. If everything ·works out, ·commuter concerns that I have eating and perhaps a more whether what's being done is all organized and ran the Home.. perhaps by the Fall '85, or begup to touch base on and will enjoyable co,tfege life. that can be done. coming parade. In doing so, I Spring '86, BSC will ,have an . continue· to solve these prob "I am aware that these fwo "At this time the Student worked with Dean Martha lems. As a Senator I have con tasks are large, but with some Government is implementing a · Jones of Student Services; part alternative to the Campus tacted the House of Representat hard work and cooperation Committee system, and with · o{ the reason for the parade Bookstore. ives to see if funds were available from the Administration and complete· cooperation from the being such a success ·is due to our "I would like to thank the stu- to improve the parking problem students, the goal should be Senate, the amount of produc- working relationship. - dent body for being there, sup facing the commuter. I was told attained by fall of '85." tivity should increase drasti- "As for the Trustees, it is very porting me in the primaries and that there is the possibility that cally. I fully support this system~ apparent that Matt Donoghue I hope to see you at the polls on federal· funding. may· be availa Murphy: "What other prom and I will work as hard as I cah has shown great enthusiasm to the 10th .and 11th for the Finals. ble, providing the new Congress ises have you made? How can to make it w'ork.,. . work with the Senate, and I am Thank-you." passes their Fiscal budget. Steps you insure that they will actually sure this will. not change. qave been taken towards solving be done? Again, _what sort of Murphy: .'•How will these. this problem and I will continue time frame will insure7assure changes that you have proposed my efforts to see them through. . others that these are not mere improve BSC in general, in your As first· Vice-President I will campaign promises?" opinion?" continue to work along with the Planning Committee of the soon Lawrence: "I am in favor of · Lawrence: "The changes that to be official ,Commuter Coali installing the Vali-Dine System I. have proposed are hopefully • tion. Together we have_ dis here at BSC. After speaking to making life easier here at BSC Denis cussed plans to innitiate a members of the Administration, but they can only come to be "Commuter Corner" in The we did have plans years ago to with the help.and the support of Comment, place televisions, install such a system, but since the students. Along .with them, I Lawrence which will provide communters that time, nothing has been intend to work closely along with· a listing of college events done. As First Vice-President, I with the Administration, the that would be of interest to com will push· for the approval and Board of Trustees, and the muters, throughout the Com"'. installation of Vali-Dine - this SGA. I have. been fortunate muter Cafe. Another idea would system would cut down on time enough to already established a be to place rain protection bub spent at registration, waiting in working relationships with· bles at bus stops. Commuters line at Tilly, voting, and campus them. I plan to continue to have play a major part here at BSC, security.'--' my monthly meetings and come and they have be.en promised out with a monthly news letter Ra·/ph '! things for a long time; now it's Plotke: "(I am working on ) a to keep the student body noti time to get things done. No one plus /minus system. I am pres- fied as to how.the SGA.is acting can really say when these things ently a member of the All- on their behalf." Plotke- wiH become a reality, but as I see College Committee~ or the ACC , .,, 7 (this,isacommitteen1ade11p.of~-·: :• P.J.otke:;, '~-~I-; '··be.Jieve these ~~:~e'.~t~~~l:~Wtw:~ri~ ··fi~W~~: faculty:· 3 acfrn1rilsirators ·and .f ···-changes will give the BSC stu- ftionday, December IO, 1984 The.Comment 3 Commentary I ditoria I Professors Disregard 6regoF¥ G. MaUlis EH itJJ r-1 n-6 hi~I Examination· Policies It has been a splendid year for me, being editor of this news paper. l have enjoyed it and despised it at the same time. I was By Ralph E. Sinclair treatment to faculty and stu assignments due at this time of warned about all the tr:ials and tribulations that can occur in one Contributing Writer dt:nts alike, it is necessary that year into account. This policy year, and I never believed any of them until it actually happened. certain policies be observed con was developed "over the years at I have not made many friends by being the editor of this paper, sistently throughout the Col Bridgewater" to "assure fair the job just wouldn't allow it. But the friends I did make (the I am sick and tired of having lege. These policies, developed treatment to faculty and stu staff especially) certainly make up for the others. We were and certain faculty and administra and agreed upon over the years dents alike." How teachers can will continue to be a close group because we had to go through it tion at this college do whatever at Bridgewater, are as fallows: blatantly ignore established pol all together. they please without any regard 1. Unless notification to the icies is beyond me. I think it is Although the staff of 1984 has brought this pa per a long way, to policy, rules, and regulations. contrary has been give by the about time that students take there is still so much that could have been done. There are many · How many of you reading this instructor, it is assumed that for action against these people who ideas that never got off the ground because of the time element have had exams since last Tues each class a final examination feel that they can do whatever that was involved here. Given another year we could have done day, December 4th? I have had . will be given during the final their fancies please. It is my sug even more. Unfortunately it is time to step aside and let others two . major exams since that exam period as scheduled by the gestion that students inform the experience the ups and downs of running a college newspaper. date, as have the majority of my Registrar. Vice President, Academic Before I write my final sentence in this column, there are friends and aquaintances. No 2. No major test (full class Affairs of these blatant viola many people to be thanked for the success of this newspaper major exams were to be given period) shall be given after Tues tions of policy. If we don't do it, over the last year. I would first like to thank Stuart Gardner, the after that date. The following is day, December 4. 1984. th{'. teachers certainly will not. Editor-ln-Chief that preceeded me. Without his· help and guf an excerpt from a Report from It is absurd to think, with We as students have rights at dance, my job would have been a lot tougher. Due to his Hie Vice President of Academic finals so close at hand that a this institution so don't let some hard work, The Comment began to head into the' right direction. Affairs: student can adequately prepare one else abuse them, no matter His Managing Editor, Ed Huntress was also responsible for the In order for the final exami for both a major exam and a what their position. If enough of improvements of the paper. These two made it very easy to step nation period to function effec final exam at the same time, us stand up for our rights then in and do the job. Roberta Bena has also been instrumental in t ivelr and to assure fair without even taking ··all the we can't be ignored! the success of this newspaper. It is reassuring to· know that she will remain as secretary of the paper. She is the force that holds it together, and without her this paper would have no future. The paper has been staffed by some talented and dedicated members of the college community over the last year. I have A Thank You Letter From hopefully established long term personal relationships with many including Kim Murphy, John Beaton, and Edwardo Donahue. They have made the job. fun at times, while sucky at S.H.A.R.E. others. Our friendships will last long after this issue is out. My final thanks go t_o my fiancee, Deb Santheson, who without her help and dedication to me, this paper wouldn't have been half of what it was. There were marry times when she All the BSC community - class; Kappa Phi Omega; and money, food, time and talents to wanted to quit but stuck it out until this final issue. I would like faculty, administrators, librar-" the Student Aparimenis receive this cause. to thank her for her effort and not \et her forget that the time she ians. staff, and students - have S.H.A.R.E. student awards for Soon, members of SHARE spent here was valuable. reached deep into thier pockets their top-notch efforts. Of will be visiting wholesale grocers Beginning in January, Carrie Ku\i.ck wi\\ take over as Editor. and hearts, have outdone them course, S.H.A.R.E. believes all to purchase nourishing food U nfortunate\y we did not have room on the new~ pag,e to run an artic\e about her election, but shew\\\ take over an
Business· Manager Advertising Manager 20th Century: A Checkpoint - Stuart E. Gardner Roberta Bena News Editor...... Kimberly J. Murphy Entertainment Editor ....•...... Audrey Little Sports Editor ...... •...... ; ~ .. Stistlav Borisovich Phatography Editor . . . . . • ...... • . . . . • . . . . . • . . Ed Donahue cession to the cults developing at / do not believe that the cul We may not climb the Heav Graphics Editor ...... •...... Jack Horgan the end of the 19th century. ture of Europe could survive the enly steeps, To bring the Lord Copy Editor ...... , ...... Matthew Peter Donoghue Today, however, public i~tere~t complete disappearance of the Christ down; In vain we search Distribution ...... ,· ...... · · . J.J., Ed, & Greg in astrology and, other cult1c ·Christian Faith. And I am con the lowest deeps, For him no phenomena is growing at an vinced of that, not merely depths can drown. Staff: Patricia Boyden, David Carreiro, Janet Coffey, Carrie Kulick, Jeffrey alarming rate to the end that because I am a Christian myself, In beginning, I would like to Linehan, Jack Murray, Mike Storey. millions of lives are being but as a student of social biol say that a harsh judgement of destroyed-for, when Truth goes, ogy. If Christianity goes, the our age should be mixed with love goes. -- whole of our culture goes. Then compassion and pity, but a pity "Our outward lips confess the The Comment is a student supported and operated weekly newspaper you must start painfully qgain,· mixed with fear. Our Lord Jesus name," says Wnittier - or do we? serving the academic community o~ Bri?gew~tei_- State Colle~e. E~i and you cannot put on a culture knows how to reach into the Eliot in 1949, remarked on the torial policy is determined by the Ed1tor-m-Ch1ef m Consultation with ready made. You must wait for . depths of this age and save men prevailing apostary in the work the Editorial Board. Re-publication of all material herein is prohi- · the grass to grow to feed the and women whp have forgotten at hand. A generation later, bited without the expressed written permission of the Editor-in-Ch~ef. sheep to give the wool out of the principles of civilized con · Francis Schaeffer wrote of the All materials submitted become the property of The Comment. Let which your new coat be· duct w.ho instead of teaching ters to the Editor are encouraged but may be limited to 250 words or will same problem-from a philoso their children to say their "first , less-and must be typed. Letters, classified advertisements and all other made. You must pass through phical point-of-view. (His death many centuries of barbarism. fond prayers," are instead bar written materials are subject to condensation. Advertising rates are ring public prayer in schools, or recently is untimely- he will be available upon request. Any person wishing to join The Comment We should not live to see the keely missed!) If any of us fear to new c_ulture, nor would our even worse, breaking the sixth should contact either the Editor-in-Chief or the Managing Editor.All turn to Jesus, for fear He will correspondence should be addressed to The Comment, Student great-great-great grandchildren: commandment . by committing not accept us, let us remember 02324. the sin of abortion. Union Building~ Bridgewa~er State College, Bridgewater, MA and if we did, none of us would the words of. Whittier: "But Telephone: (617)697-1200, ext. 2158. , In the final v~rse of the hynin be happy in it.-from T.S. Eliot, warm, sweet, tender, even yet/ A Notes towards the Definition of at hand Whittier says, "O Lord and Master of us' all,/Whate'er present help. is. ·he ... "-He will Culture. abundantly pardon and forgive. John Greenleaf Whittier, in 'our name or sign," - tha last one of his well. known hymns word perhaps being an oversight Robert J. Dawson once wrote: or, regrettably, perhaos. _11 con- Tb~ Comment Monday, Dec.ember IQ, 1984 ntertainmen
Trinity Rep Christmas Carol·s Presents Within "A ChAristmas Waiting for Godot Carol" salesperson who says "Merry mas Carol for stage, has added a By Jeffrey Linehan Christmas" without an ounce of new twist to this timeless tale by The Robert S. Mello for Busch Gardens in Willi Staff Writer sincerity. weaving Christmas carols into Memorial Fund of Bridge amsb~rg, Virginia. A .1979 But, no matter how much we the story's fabric. water State College is spon graduate of Plymouth High alter Christmas to fit our own Jones says this version of A soring its first performance School, he also had worked "Every year, Christmas just warped industrialized vision of Christmas Carol " .. .is not a on Tuesday, December I 1, in· as· an announcer for WPLM seems to be starting earlier and it, Christmas will always hold on musical comedy. The songs do the Maxwell Library Lecture in Plymouth. earlier." That"s something we've. to its' original magic and charm. not move the story forward; Hall of Bridgewater State The Trinity Rep Conserva all said or heard at one time or On Friday, November 30th, they stand apart completely College. tory will perform Samuel another during the first few days 1984, the Student Unio.n Pro separate from the text. Each The Trinity Rep Conserva Beckett!s modern master of November. Actually, there's gram Committee brought some song or carol was chosen for the torv of Providence, Rhode piece, Waiting for Godot, in nothing wrong wit.h that con of that splendor to the Student dramatic atmosphere it contrib Isl~nd will perform Waiting the Maxwell Library Lecture cept, as long as it's the Christ Union Auditorium by present-· uted to the total evening." And for Godot in memory of Hall on Shaw Road in mas spirit that starts as soon as ing The Nebraska Theater Cara they did just that. Robert S. Mello, a J 983 grad Bridgewater. The~e will be a possible, and not the merchan van fo a new version of Charles The sets were magnificent, uate of Bridgewater State pre-show workshop and dising. And in the end, it is that Dickens'· A Christmas Carol. and I'm sure I'm n.ot alone when College. who died in March reception for invited guests. merchandising - or the cheap When I say "new" version, I I say it looked like.a giant three of this year. An act.ive The performance, open to the selling of Christmas, if you will don't want to give the impres dimensional Christmas card. member of drama clubs both public, will begin at 8:00 p.m. that makes it that much harder sion that the story has changed, And like that Christmas card, it in high school and at Bridge on Tuesday, December I I. for all of us to get in a yuletide because it hasn't. All the charac unfolded and shaped itself into water State, he had worked Admission is free. For more mood. By the time the month of ters are there: Scrooge, Tiny something completely different as a performer for the Child ·information, call 697.:.J 334. December rolls in, the majority Tim, Jacob Marley, and the rest for each scene, whether it was ren's Theatre in Boston and of adult Americans are fed up The storyline is still faithful to the glistening, snow-covered with all the commercialization Dickens, but author Charles streets of London, Scrooge's · and ready to strangle the next Jones, who adapted A Christ- (con't p. 5)
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By Jeffrey Linehan an A-bomb was New.cl~us'. Staff Writer . The only group all night to be crowd in cheers of "some- ~ bold enough to use instru- body scream!" :
mentsand not pre-recordings - Don't worry, everyone. ·===~====: · The New York City. Fresh (it is difficult to. reproduce Narcissism is alive and well Festivalfeaturingin concert live some of the funk sounds thanks to the efforts of Mr. Newcleus, The Fat Boys, made in a studio, but New- Kurtis Blow. When he wasn't
Whodini, Kurtis Blow, and cleus proved it could be busy blowing his own horn, ===:===;==. 'starring Run D.M.C. al done), this. crew had the Kurtis Blow was at his, best , Providence CiviC Center, whole house "wikki.,. when he· shut up and sang. Sunday Night, December 2. wik-king" in a matter of min- His DJ, the infamous A.J., utes. Cosmo. D, dressed in a should have kept the records They were all here; The bowler cap· and .sporting a spinning s_o Mr. Blow would nation's best breakdancers, shiny gold jumpsuit, rapped ·have to keep rapping. Non- the world's best DJ's, and the ·his way beautifully through etheless, "The Breaks", finest bands performing "Jam On It", despite a sore "Eight Million Stories", street music today. If there throat. This band kills it. "A.J. Scratch'', and the all- ·a was ever an opportunity to Next up, with equal feroc- star salute to "Basketball" are ! kill several birds with one ity to match N ewcleus, were all classic street songs. The i stone, now was the time to do the Fat Boys. Not only. were scary thing about his whole
i=:=====.: it. Everything you always they fun to listen to, but they act is that you realize that it's wanted to know about funk were hysterical to watch in not an act- he really believes but were afraid to ask. Over- action. Instead of relying he is the greatest: powered by funk, as The heavily on taped music, the Finally, ·the. stars of the
i=: Clash would put it. Three and . Fat Boys rernrned on stage show, Run - D.M.C., took1 a half hours of moonwalking dressed in black and white the stage, and the house, by : ·=:=~ and pop-locking. The N.Y.C. -- striped prison uniforms to storm. DJ Jam-Master Jay Fresh Festival was the ulti- perform their hit ''iailhouse· moved the ~wo tqughrappers :.· mate trip for every "home- . Rap~'. Like an Olympic from_ one song to the next.
a====. boy" and "buffalo gal". It was Marathon team, they took ''It's Like That", "Hard a great time. the funk baton from New- Times", ''Thirty Days", and Last Sunday .night, a sell- deus and kept up the pace, thl!I Run - D.M.C. ·anthem ~ out crowd of over 4,500 passing it onto a revved-up "Rock Box" had ever)'body : packed into the Providence Whodini. · • on their feet and moving (not i Civic Center. Dressed 'in CurrentlY' 'wqrki11g their to say anybody actually ~==.· every possible combination ~· way up the charts with stopped d.ancing throughout' utilizing sportjackets, jump- "Friends", Whodfni took the - the show). . :. suits, ties, belts, and hats, the stage with the expertise of the Breakers Uptown Express, ! racially mixed crowd unified famous showman that is their Mag .Force, and especially
=== together. and, "rocked the namesake. Breaking and rap- ~ The. Dyn~mic Breakers kept ! house". Sponsored by ping. through "Roxanne, the excited audience -enter~ . i i Swatch Watch, the .. festival• . Roxanne", and then leading tained bc;:tw~en sets. Allin all,. i i was a definite 'success, · us into the spooky "Haunted the . night wa(.every funk ; § undoubtfully opening the House of Rock", Whodini' fanatiC's dream·- come true, i.
= doo, r for.,,man,·y·.·.sucli_' events:... •·, ··~.~kept, in touch .with the However, 111 SC.ream if I ever F t' a· h' ' d. ' h'' ·, .. ' ' '' : • ,.·==== : . a . . oys, w :o ap.peare m t e New. Yi.ork. C}ty Fres.h Festiy. al.. i The first .band· to hit the ·! ,: audience, often times joking hear somebody say "someone i stfg;e. witl'PtiJi&titW C'il'e\f~l(fjf>·1< i around and leading the scream" again...... ·. f; <, ?' ·~- . _, .. · . . . . J ...... ,...... ,..,..,,)'.'1••11r~.l:..,._•:t•.•(~~·,.•a.4.-...... ~ ...... ~ ...... "...... ~111 ...... ~ ...... ittt ..... ~ •••-...... ~ ...... " ...... ~~~.~~ ...,.~ ...... ~ ••~ ....~~-~ ... ·~ ..... ~ •••·~~~.~ ...... ~~ ...... 1 ... J Monday, December IO, 1984 The Comment p11111111111m111111111111111111111111111111111111111111u11111111111111111111mu1111mumn11111111.! s Commuters GARFIELD® by Jim Davis GARFl£U7/ I'M BACK FROM THE OH.NO! TJ.115 15 TE.RRIBLE'..1 CONVENTION! WHE.RE. ARE GARFIELP n1DN'I r.r::,- YOLJ, BIG-GLJY?••• &ARFIELP?! OLIT OR ANYTHING:" LOCKEP Rock Rat DID HE, 0171 E.?
By John Marciano-· Staff Writer
§ The Commuters, a hot new § :~--- band out of Hartford, Connecti- ·_=;__ cut, battled poor weather condi- L£T ME GIVE. YOU A HINI... 51T VP 51RAICsHT. PON'T TALK = tions to make it to Bridgewater - WITH YOUR MOUTH FOLL. =~- · State College last Thursday, -~ WAK£ OP, 5LE.EPYl-tf.AD December 16th. I_ The band, who originally wa~ =~- 5 hired to play from 11 :45 a.m. to 5 § 1:15 p.m. for the Commuter § 5 Rock Buffet in the ballroom o~ 5 §=- Thursday morning, was delayed == by snow which hit the Hartford 5 5 area much harder than it did in 5 ·i the Boston area. Luckily the 5 5 5 § Program Committee recon- §l § tracted the band to play in the § 5 Rat from 4 to 7 in a special 5 5 T.G.I.R. presentation the same 5 =a day. s= § The five-member band, which S § consisted of a lead guitarist, bass ~
===; guitarist, drummer, keyboardist ==-~ and female lead vocalist, played a wide variety of Top 40 hits and §= Commuter originals. Among S § the Top 40 hits played were . § =5 selections from Talking Heads, =5___ 5 The Go-Go's, Frankie Goes to § Hollywood, Rod Stewart, and § § The Del Fuegos (who will be at § 5 BSC on January 3 I st, with Face 5 S To Face). 5 ==~ All songs played by The Com- != muters, whether Top 40 or origi- 5 ~
!===~=~===-· ~ vocals.lent enthusiasm The band alsoand hada conta- excel gious high energy level that made the late ·afternoon event =~==-- fun for all.
5 inn= 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111m11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111im Need a break from finals? Here's Sunday:, Dec. 16; The Kinks and Sunday, Dec. 30: Aerosmith at some alternates to studying: Tommy Shaw at Boston The Orpheum. . Garden. Tuesday, Dec. 11: Lowgistics at Monday, Dec. 31 (New Year's The Paradise. Monday, Dec. 17: The Dogmat Eve):. Peter Wolf" at Worcester ;-: " .r:,.. Centrum: Jon Butcher Axis at .. .. ics at Jonathan Swift's'. M M Wednesday, Dec. 12: Johnny Scotch 'n: Sounds: Todd Winter at The Paradise; Dump Wednesday, Dec. 19: /-Tones at Rundgren at The Paradise; truck, The Edge and Prime Jonathan Swift's; Greenpeace Aerosmith at The Orpheum; ··~ Christmas f Movers at The Rat; The Nails Benefit featuring The Dogmat Fac.e-To-Face at The Channel. ' and Red at The Channel. ics, Scruffy The Cat, and Chain /ink Fence at The Rat. ·~·and looking forward to 1985: : Thursday, Dec. 13: Motorhead Carols at E.M. Loewe's; Massachusetts Thursday, Dec. 20: Roomful of Wednesday, Jan. 2: The Bangles Rock, Against Racist'h Fifth Blues at Jonathan Swift's. at The Paradise. Anniversary Concert For Unity at The Channel, featuring Jon Friday, Dec. 21; The Stompers Tuesday~ Jan. 15: Iron Maiden (from p. 4). Butcher Axis, Dub 7, and at The Channel; Robin Lane at and Twisted Sisler at Worcester Hypertension; The Red Rockers The Rat. Centrum. r ' ·at Spit; Salem. 66 and Scruffy ~·. The Cat at Ju mpin' Jack Flash; Saturday, Dec. 22:The Fools at Have a wonderful vacation!!! cold and dank bedchamber, or Birdsongs of the Mesozoic at Scotch 'n Sounds; 'Til Tuesday . the Cratchit's small cozy cot- · The Rat. at The Channel. tage. The costumes too were wonderful, festooned with tinsel Friday,, Dec. 14: New Models at Sunday, Dec, 23: Flipper at The and swirling with reds and The Channel; Barrence Whit Channel for an all-ages after greens. But it was the actors, field and The Savages at The noon show. · especially John Foley as Rat. Scrooge, who carried the story. Tuesday, Dec. 25: MERRY Dickens wrote it, but it was all of Saturday, Dec. 15: Jerry's Kids CHRISTMAS!!! Visit • your the cast, t~ny to 'mention at The Paradise· for an all-ages relatives. here. that made A Christmas 3:00 show; Gary U.S. Bonds at Carol a reality. The Channel; The Fleshtones at Thursday, Dec. 27 through.Sat Many thanks to Charles The Rat; David Johansen at urday, Dec. 29: Tom Rush at Dickens for preserving Christ Scotch 'n Sounds; Plan 9 and Symphony Hall. mas in a time capsule, and many The Dogmatics at Johnny D's; more to the Student Uniori Pro The Nelghborhoods at Jumpin' Saturday, Dec. 29: Del Fuegos gram Committee for opening Jack Flash; The Stampers at at The ·Rat; SSD. at The that package and making it Scotch 'n Sounds;·Ornette Cole Paradise. available to us It's reassuring Do you need a weekend job? man and Prime Time at Berklee ·we need students to supervise that we all can still be instilled Performance Center. with that ·original · magic and Gymnastic Birthday Parties charm that is Christmas. in Norwood or Newton. Call "769i'~l~O J9t W~lre;;lr:tf~~ 11 :11 6 . Th-e Comment Monday, December IO, 1984 Photo Exhibit At Clarence Kennedy· Gallery
An exhibition of original pho entire composite picture. tographs by John Coplans and Although these constructed Joyce Neimanas will be on view photographs are taken from at the Clarence Kennedy Gallery common. domestic scenes, none from January 8 through Febru of them are meant to illustrate ary 16, 1985. actual life experiences. In part The photographs by John these complex images express Coplans are large black-and Neimanas's desire to challenge · white portraits made on Poia the traditional uses of roid Positive/ Negative Land photography. Film Type 55. Compositionally John Coplans is a former the portraits are simple and painter who in recent years has direct with two people presented, devoted himself , to photo in each one. The relationship. graphy. He was Editor-in-Chief between the subjects is unclear, of Artforum magazine from and Coplans does not attempt to 1971-76 and Director of the visually unite them as is often Akron Art Museum from 1978- the case with studio portraiture. 80. Joyce Neimanas is an Asso In fact, isolation of the two indi ciate Professor at the School for viduals is enhanced by having the Art Institute of Chicago. She each sitter look into the lens. received National Endowment _John Coplan's: "Dooley and Frederick" In contrast to the strikingly for the Arts Fellowship Grants spare portraits of John Co plans in 1978 and 1982. They both are the kaleidoscopic collages of have been widely published and Joyce Neimanas. Working with exhibited throughout the Uni the Polaroid SX-70 format, Nei ted States. manas incorporates dozens of The Clarence Kennedy U.S. Department of Transportation prints in each 32x40-inch piece. Gallery is open to the Public ~ She utilizes the characteristic Tuesday through Saturday from white print borders to form a I I :30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. There is web-like configuration over her no admission charge.
DRINKING AND DRIVING CAN KILL A FRIENDSHIR
Dr. Richard J. Warye, direc tor of the popular Bridgewater GARFIELD® by Jim Dayis State College Children's Thea.., tre, has announced that audi MOM, I OON'i RECOGNIZE. Tf.U'O 11'5 ALL GONE.! W~E.RE.'5 Ti.IE. tions for the 1985 production, PLACE.. I THOUGHT I WA'O BORN PASTA? THE PE.OPL£? TJ..IE Charlotte's Web, will be held in IN iHE KITCHEN OF AN lTALIAN PA5TA? THE. EX.CITE.MENT7- the_ Student Union Auditorium R.E~TAURANI, HIE. PASTA? on Monday and Tuesday, Janu: ary 21 arid 22 (the first Monday and Tuesday of Second Semes ter) from 7 to 9 p.m. Tryol.its are open to·· all BSC students, and non-theater majors are espe cially invited to audition. Pro- . duction dates for Charlotte's Web will be Thursday, March 7, through Wednesday~ March 13, 1985 (which includes the first ·. FAIHE.R,TH.15 16 YOUF\ IF YOlJ'RE GOING 'fO 51AY MAY0E THE.Y few days of the spring recess). A QRAND50N, GARFIE.LV'. HERE. eoY, YOU'RE GOING SWl1T'C.HE.0 script for the play is on reserve Hf WILL BE.STAYING' TO aE A MOOSER LIKE KITTEN':f IN i).IE in WITH 05 F'OR A WHILE IHE REST OF 05 · 60N, HlJH'? MATE.RNlfY WARP fhe Maxwell Library for Dr. 0 Warye's class, CT-420 {Child 0 ren's Theater) for anyone inter ested in reading it. Charlotte's Web is the six teenth annual production ofthe BSC ,Children's Theatre, which. annually- plays to more than 8,000 South Shore children. At the present time, over 1,900 children· from ten area schools have reservations to attend the IF I HAVE. TO e>E A MOLJ5 ER ARRRGM!!! I'D RAiH E.R 5WALLOW MY performance. TO 5TAY HERE, GRANPPA, · PL£A6£/ PL£A5E PRIDE THAN THA1' M006E I'.LL 00 IT! I HAVE MAP£ E.B. . White's prize-winning PON'i MAKE A NAME F'OR MYSE.LF IN ME EAT lT!, book was cited by the Children's THE M0061NG GAME. Literature Asociation as "the
best American· children's book / .' of the past 200 years'", and I • Joseph Robinette has adapted it into a beautiful and perceptive play about friendship. · Bridgewater State College Christmas Lampoon Issue
Fools Edition
No really ... • The Homecoming Queen Has A Gun
Staff Scribe, eh? s CJ ·an rffiie';\,; tur~'' c~me upon BSC senior and photo lab .attendant who 1984 Homecoming Queen suffered- a severley broken Chalk this. one to a case Kerry Kiley roaming the. left fingernail, Kiley· was of life imitating art, but in halls of the Student Union dragged into the Pro·g:ram this ~ase the results can be with a gun, this was a clear Committee office scream downright ugly, eh .. Com attempt at publicity fol-· ing "I did it for Ronnie!", ment photographer Ed lowing the song "I Shot the obviously referring to TVs Opie, Rdhnie Howard. According to witness John Beaton, who managed to hide himself in the sink, Kiley caught ,Donahue .. ready to take her picture, pointed the gun and fired. · Donahue suffered a rup tured F-stop and a cracked shutter · release he was taken to the K Mart Auto motive Department where he is listed as down a quart and in need of new wipers. The. whole Bridgewater Community was shocked as news spread across the campus,' many said· Kerry_. was so quiet, so nice, "Why would she frweak owt?", E. Fudd asked~ no one . . · . · knows, Kiley was taken to ... And wit~ that cute smile of hers, s.he plugged the the· -Westgate Mall Brad- . sucker w'th lead. (Last photos by .fd Donahue) lee's for consumer aware-- chosen to represent each· ness. tests and therf on to state in the ·finals, good Sullivan Stadium for the luck, Kerry, knock 'em ultimate in torture freat- dead! merit, a .Pats ·game. Reports are Circulating · Hunters"! Get Off' a.Good Start with these that this is a nationwide epidemfo;,, with one finalist These gripping photos detail the crime as Kiley is surprised by photographer Ed Don~hue . .. · · .. ·· .. The Cf>mQaent Mass Hysteria Grips s·sc
By Kimmie "'Anything Goes stated that the wish ~f the group another double Tanqueray and basketball game, and Steve office door. Also, the jaccuzzi With Vodka" Murphy was to reinstate the column. The Tonic with extra lime please". would rather go to a hockey has not been running at all in top Lush, I mean News Editor group had also sent a letter to But, not all students really game, the idiot) - clearly not form, Smithers the Butler and the column's author, Jack Mur want to see Section 32 back on the Sullivan family, any person Simone the Bartender are ray, expressing their wish for the newstands. A small minor with intelligence higher than demanding raises. Please do Mass hysteria grips BSC - him to continue his more than ity, who call themselves Stu your average garden slug, and something about this -youjust the likes of which have not been brilliant article. However, if this dents For A Less Tacky BSC(or certainly not us! Besides, he can't find good help anymore. seen since they served fried cod wish is not met, ·Mr. P.0.T.S. SALTY BSC) have campaigned never mentioned my name in his tails for three consecutive nights said that he could not rule out strenuously to make sure that article once, the little at Tilly. After the announce drastic actions in order to get the Section 32 buys the farm for *(*&(~!'.!!!!!!" SALTY BSC ment in last weeks The No article 'reinsta.ied: "We can be good. Goud Rhinestone, his plans on passing out leaflets in Comment that Section 32 has radical· to ya' know; I've ·seen wife Steve, and their dog Des an attempt to inform the student. Comment retired, students, faculty, and pictures of Woodstock - don't mond Tutu, are the leaders of body and his mother, that M ur administration alike have been think werejust going to sit out this aesthetically savage, but ray is actually a communist who Month of gripped with a sense of such here in the cold, freezing our manly, band. Goud and Steve, enjoys pulling the legs off of grief and remorse, that the %¢&* off, holding these stupid who own and run Pinky's Place small insects while watching the streets of Bridgewater have been little candles. We are working have been waiting for this continuing adventures of Turbo the Week on an Elludium II P-36 Space moment for many, many filled with people who have all Teen~ So far the grol!P has JUNE 1983 but given up the will to live. Modulator in the Chemistry moons. "I just could't stand received no response from M ur reading that drivel any more! I S M T W T F S A reported 3,000 people and labs right this very second. And ray, but has heard from the 1 2 3 4 two dogs showed up late Thurs don't think that we won't use it, mean, it was great for Desmond, C.I.A. and the I.R.S. 5 6. 7 8 9 10 11 day night outside the offices of either. So there. Na-Na-Na!" at least he had the paper to go The No-Comment wishes Mr. 12 13 14 15 ·16 17 18 The No-Commentto hold a can When the author of Section on, but the rest of us .. :we actu Murray the best in his pursuit of 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 dlelight vigil for the return of 32 was finally reached for com ally had to read that crap week double Tangueray and Tonics 26 27 28 29 30 - their beloved Section 32. The ment on this potentially danger after bloody week! Yech! Who with extra lime, and urges Mr. leader of this group, who wished , ous situation, all that Mr. -really cares about the Patriots P~O.T.S. to clean up all ·of that only to be identified as one ML Murray slurred was: "I'll have anyway (I would rather go to a waxy build up in front of our President-Of-The-School, (or A. R. to his· close, personal friends) was seen sobbing pro fusely on the shoulder of the co ordinating seceretary of this group, one Bambi LaSalle. (Bambi's act can be seen every Tuesday and Thursday night at Alex's. Just ask for Steve). In an interview with Mr. P.O.T.S .. he Frost 13th Pa.rty All Night Long at J>i.nky•s l'lace Don~t let that smile .f oo I' you.' ' ·.. ·. ' Now showing in The· Rat and other fine theaters.
··- The £()mment Q:/ BUILD YOUR HOME Spring Course Offerings
PPD-395 - Purple Terrorism - How to run a government unsuccessfully. Points to be stressed will be: 1) How to try to control the press; 2) Self-Love; and 3) Illiteracy. To betakenfor three credits. Permission of the SGA required for registration.
AU.:.554-Brick Laying- The new fashions of the 1985 season will be highlighted in this course for the totally insane. These fashions include: Brick necklaces and Male dresses. To be taken for no creqits. BYOB.
SC-887 -E/itest Etiquette-All you ever wanted to know about folding your napkin but were afraid to ask. Guest speaker will be Emily Post. Other highlights include: 1) How to love yourself and let everyone know it and; 2) Wearing suits properly. Taken PATIO for seven credits with permission of VP Deep.
STORAGE DINE BOOKS 1 11 KP0-443 - Basket Weaving - For women only. The basic 10'• 13 -4 concepts of basket weaving. Take it or leave it. If you can sit FAMILY RM 22'-5 "x 13'- 4" through this you can sit through anything. 69 Credits.
CA·666-Devil Worshipping-This course will be divided into three parts. The first part of the semester will concentrate on drawing pentagrams. The second part on lighting candles, and DINING RM. the third on speaking in reverse English. Taken for 13 credits. 1 1 14 x 13 -3" Permission of The Comment required. GARAGE 21'- a"x 201-611 LIVING RM 15'-4" x 18'- 3" FIRST FLOOR PBS-7700 - Kite Flying - The basic aerodynamics of kite flying; Stressed will be: I) proper string length; 2) coordination of feet and brain and 3) How to beat Ms. Pac Man. Also Superb brick and stucco Tudor emphasized will be the proper spelling of Rondileaaae, Rondi design ·with living quarters lere, Rondileau!! Taken for 0 credits. including family room with fire 7 place and library corner, adja cent to roomy kitchen and lun MASTER cheon area. BT-001 - Verbiage Jlitriolicus - Since its inception almost BEDROOM The main covared porch entran four years ago, this course has emphasized written and oral 14' x 17'-6" ce gives access to lovely foyer communication skills aimed at offending College leaders as well BEDROOM. which includes two clothes 15'-4" x 12'·9" closets, also staircase to secoi:id as colleagues. Some legal knowledge required, with consent of floor and access to living room Governor.King. 4 credits. Since this is a topical studies course, it ~nd d.ining room. All facilities ma be re eated for additio:na1 credit with the ermission. of
access doors. Upstairs, you may choose from four or five bedroom plans, one bathroom servicing the master SS-100 - Doublespeak - Pre-requisite for those seeking a bedroom and another bathroom major in Education and a minor in Public Adininistration. in hall, with double sink servicing Develops innate abilities in areas whiCh include half-truths, other bedrooms. Notice that all In cultivation of apple-polishers, and police state tactics. dept1h MASTER bedrooms have either two win BED RM dows or a ·double window. Two attention is given to creating organized confusion and political 15'-4' l 16 '- 3" door garage with plenty of stora coups d'etats. Required text, History ofthe Janus Face($2.00 in ge space and work area. Plan B&N; $20.00 in BSC Bookstore). Living Area: available with basement only. First Floor 1,398 Sq. Ft. --~ond~c:._ __ 1-::_~q.·Ft.------~----- AC-533 - Job Security: Methods and Madness- Previously BUILD YOUR HOME. P.O. Box 870. Plattsburg N.V. 12901 AC-555, this course was recently revised for increased effective 0 Enclosed is $3.00 each for_Visiplan no. ES-127 $---$ ___ ness, Points stressed are: The Chair, The Bargaining Unit, the 0 Enclosed is $4.95 each for __ copies of 112 page color book $~&Jing and their respect1ess 0 Enclosed is $98.00 for one set of plan no. ES-127 $---$ ___ Administration, St-t-t-t+u-d. ... 0 Enclosed is $125.00 for two sets of plan no. ES-127 $ ___ roles in ensuring job security for th~ profs. There is no syllabus 0 Enclosed is $140.00 for four sets of plan no. ES-127 $ _____ 0 Enclosed is $185,00 for seven sets of plan no. ES-127 _ and student attendance is neither expected, desired or required. (ALL PRICES INCLUDE l?OSTAGE AND HANDLING). TOTAL$--- Enclosed is my E:;I Check O Money order payable to Build Your Home Please print in block lettera
PLEf~~~~~ow NAME ------FOR DELIVERY STREET _:._-~------1.N. __ STATE----- ZIP ------TELEPHONE --- Student Absentee Form ·The following is provided in the event a student misses a class and lacks the opportunity to speak directly with the instructor. Simply place a check beside the appropriate reason for the absence and forward the form through campus mail to the instructor.
1. I overslept. 2. My car failed to start. 3. My ride forgot to pick me up. 4. My ride can only bring me to school at the hour following your class. · _ 5. My only ride leaves for home the hour before your class. · 6. I didn't think you were going to say anything important today. DID YOU? . . 7. My car was totaled in an accident and all the passengers were seriously hurt. (Don't worry; I was .uninjured.) 8. My grandmother died again this year. 9. I couldn't find your classroom.. 10. I have to appear in court. 11. ·other: ,Regretfully, 1() The C()mment Sports Billy Ball Hits Bridgewater We Do The Dirty Work rently serving a term at term at duties when his prison term By Anders Hedberg Dannamorra Prison in New Right now we're offering Sports Sleditor expires. Bridgewater Girl Scout York chaPged with assault and Troop I-495 is planning to special pre-season rates. battery on a Plattsburgh, NY picket the school as a result of We'll quickly and cleanly re-· girl scout who relused to give the school's decision. In a surprise announcement move d_angerous creosote Martin a free cookie to sample, build-ups. Prevent fires now! today, Bridgewater State Col Martin will begin coaching lege Athletic Director Bo Rug gerio has named former Twin, Tiger, Ranger, Yankee(twice) and A's manager Billy Martin as the school's new baseball coach. Martin, in a telephone interview with me from Dannamorra, said he is going for any job he can get, while still being very dis creet about it. "I contaeted the · Zips of Akron University and they weren't interested, I've managed the A's, so the Bears seemed to be a logical choice", the fiery~ Martin said. Asked how long he would stay at BSC, Martin replied, "You never know, I may get a call from Vir ginia University to coach the Cavaliers after I get good here, you never know . ., Martin is cur-
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Bridgewater Alumni Days At The Bookstore On Monday, December 17 and Tuesday, December 18, the College Bookstore will be assisting the Bridgewater Alumni Association in reaching its $ IO?.OOO Annual fund goal. The Bookstore's parent company, Colle~e S~ores _Associate~, will be donating the pr·ofit from any Bridgewater State mscnbed items. This For Sale: 79 Subaru GL, Good con For Sale: Colecovision console with includes items such as clothing, stationary, keychains, pens, notebooks. ~nd glass dition, Four Wheel Drive, Roof these Game Cartridges: Donkey If ~elp Bndgewate~ ware. you are planning on purchasing these items, you can the Rack, New Brakes and clutch, silver Alumni Association reach its goal and suppqrt the scholarship and other alumm Kong, Carnival, Mousetrap, Donkey with blue stripe. $2300 or best offer. Kong Junior, Venture, Gorf and assisted projects by making your purchase on Monday, December 17 or Tuesday, Call 295-1401. December 18 at the Bookstore in the Student Union. Cosmic Avenger. In excellent condi t~on. Call 584-2227 after 5 p.m. For" Sale: 4 Niton Radials P-185-70~ HR-13, Good for 20,000 miles, $60 Vernon Jarriet Lectures for the set. STYX Lacrosse Attack The Student Union Program Committee will be presenting a lecture with co stick, 27" Practically brand new, $30 For Sale: X-Country skis, boots and moderator of Meet the Press Vernon Jarriet, on February 6th, to help celebrate (negotiable). If interested call Mark poles; tennis racket; golf clubs with· Black History month. Tickets'are $2 for BSC students, $3 forthe public. Tickets are a:t 697-0132. bag; typewriter; camera; and con available at the S.U. Info booth. struction tools. Also _January 14 sel Room for. Rent: in private home with ling \\\Vagon for $250.00. Ideal for . family in Lakeville. Non-smoking commuting. Call Phil at 2 38-0872 Disabled Students Need You female. Kitchen privileges. Referen for more info. The Disabled Student Service Office is in need of readers with good communi?a ces please. $50 a week. Call Sue at tion skills to record textbook information for visually impaired and learning 947-5 369. disabled students attending Bridgewater State College. . ' . Please contact the Disabled Student Service Office for more mformation at For Sale: Technics AM-FM Stereo For Sale: '75 Duster, good condition, · 697-1208. Receiver SA-20 3, 30 watts. Good no rust, AM/ FM radio with 4 speak condition w/ Realistic Shelf Mount ers. New snow tires current inspec Speakers. $100 or B.O. Call 697- tion sticker. 697-1860 ask for Frank. 14 3 \, or 828-528 3. For Sa\e: RCA. Portah\t.:, B\ack and 1 1mr11 11ra · n r ff ,- f . ~.··.un IJUl*A1llUJIDUI JI.I UUI 11!llJll 1ll.H lllUllld rr · 11n 1 ;u 111 r 11 lUtrn T . lllll•IJIU"ltllllMIJll ll§HJlllQUF 0111 ii rm: ·nn 1 •nrn ur•• 1111111111111 11. Jd'i •••11 11111 I ~ . . ious volunteer programs at the Mas dition. $40~ Ask for Debi in Pope sachusetts Hospital School, a school Hall Room 138. for physically disabled youngsters in Canton. Please call Marcia Shapiro For Sale: 1914 Honda 550 Four. at 828-2440 ext. 399. Good condition and extremely Newton-Wellesley Hospital dependable. $650. Call Mike·at 697- For Sale: Kenwood KX530 cassette 5436 after 7:00 pm weeknights if player with Dolby. $120.00. Call 697- interested. 3292 For Sale: RCA Black and White Por SCHOOL OF table T. V. Perfect Condition. Best For Sale~ 1980 Camaro, automatic, 6 Offer!"See Debi in Pope Hall Room 2014WashingtoriStreet cylindar, AM/ FM, with cassette, 138. 'NG Newton, MA 0216:; 16171964-2800 Excellent condition, $5000.' CaH 826- NU Rs Ex1 •. 253Jl 8943. U....------~--~------..,..---~~ -~~-u For Sale: '78 ·Ford Granada, 6 cylinder, 4 drive, light blue with gas shocks, AM/ FM, wire wheels, new For Sale: 1982 Camaro, black with brakes and tune-up. Excellent condi~ maroon interior, 30,000 miles. 4 · tion. $1900.00 or best offer. Call 963~ cylinder, 4 speed, 25 mpg. $6500.00 0868. or best reasonable offer. Ask for . Todd 884-1414 ·{days) 545-3407 For Sale: Marantz stereo receiver, (evenings). Gold series. New in box. $ I00.00. Call Jim at 767-2324. For Sale: 198-0 Mercury Zephyr, 6 cylinder, new tires, well maintained. Fpund: In Grove Street Building. A Excellent Condition. $2750.00. Call woman's ring. Two st.one setting. 697-1277 or 934-6727 and ask for Inquire at Affirmative Action Office. Peter. Service: DJ's "The Mixmasters". All For Sale: Bundy E-Flat Acto Saxo occasions, all types of music, from OPEN phone in super cond. Great for any 50's to 80's. Very affordable and a level player! $275 firm. Call 848- great time for all. Call 697-5420 or 5545; ask for Mike. 587~57QJ.
HOUSE 19ss Attn. Pilots: Single Engine simulator Airplane Rides: Over the college and along the coastline. Surprisingly · and CFII/ ATP available for instru January 24 March 28 May,23. inexpensive. Call Tony. at 697-4846. ment trai-ning, check rides, or instru 7·9 P.M. Allen·Riddle Hall ment competency checks. B.S.C. For Sale: 1975 IFR Piper PA28-140 student rate for simulator and Two-year program , weekdays, Associated with Regis College King Radios, 2950 Pi; 950SMOH instructor. Only $30/ hour. Call 364- Sept.-June. Challenging; accelerated curriculum 5614. Men and women students Outstanding Ii.censure results NDH, New wingtips. Fresh annual Day care available for children Credit for previous college experience pe.rfect 4 place aircraft for$] 3,900 or For Sale: AM-FM Realistic Stereo b.o.. <:all Dave Madden 326-4614. w /cassette and 8-track, two speak Call 964-2800, ext. 2538 for more information ($1 OOO:commission offered). ers. $250.00 or B.O. Call .Lisa Marie. 697-9862, Rm JO after 7:00 p.m. For Sale: 1976 Dodge Aspen Wagon-terrific condition, needs no Found: A ring in the Commuter repairs.' PS/ PB, stereo, roof racks. Parking Lot on Wednesday November 21. Contact Marylin at ~1ust be seen. $1700.00 or B.Q. s;,alL1~ 697-149 I. ·~44:'.'J-2313 or 447.;.2781. 12 :fhe ·comment Monday, December l0,:··f9g4 To Thank Our Many Accounting Club Loyal Custoiners we're offering the following Wishes To Thank SUPER SPECIAL Speaker (For Orders to go only!) Buy any 3 Grinders at regular price, receive ; Michael B. Tobin, Vice attempting it, fresh out of col one Italian or American or Sausage or Meatball i>:resident of Finance at Chris lege. All of the members of the t)l'i's Markets,Inc., recently ~accounting and Finance Club vf~ited Bridgewater· State Col would like to thank Mr. Tobin LARGE SIZE GRINDER lege in hope of enlightening and the representative of Becker accounting students to the Review, Susan Knight, for spar Becker Review CPA prepatory ing their time to help. the stu- course. Answering everyone's . dents at ~Bridgewater State FREE qrtestions, he made the students College prepare for their OFFER GOOD UNTIL JANUARY 15, 1985 more aware of what an accoun-: futures. all new Accounting club tmnt does and what the CPA members are welcome. The club ... elam entails. Tobin himself, will begin on the first Thursday passed the exam his first time after Christmas Break at 11 :00 CAMPUS PIZZA a.m. in L-238. IT MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE! OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT FOR PEOPLE WHO APPRECIATE HOMEMADE WORLD-SIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN! J.:\PAN · EUROPE - AFRICA - AUSTRALIA - THE SOUTH FO,OD· AND DEMAND HIGH QUALITY PACIFIC-SOUTHAMERICA-THE FAR EAST. TRY US EXCELLENT BENEFITS. HIGHER SALARIES AND WAGES! PREE TRANSPORTATION! GENEROUS VACATIONS! ·*SUPER HOT GRINDERS *GARDEN SALADS *HOMEMADE SPAGHETTI ;\fore than 300,000 Americans Japan, Africa, The South -- not including members of Pacific, The Far East, South CAMPUS PLAZA, BRIDGEWATER 697 -3336 the armed services - are America ... nearly every part · now living overseas. These of the free world! people are engaged in nearly ( 3). Companies and evorypossible activi Government agencies ty ... construction, engineer employing personnel in n~ar Sigma Chi Receives ing, sales, transportation, ly every occupation.. from :H~cretarial work, acco'U.n the unskilled laborer to the
t.\ng,, , , manuhct:uring,'l ·o-,-·. • • oil college trained professional , . ,~~~/;,, ;.r'.: ,~ ~" .· ~ "'' .• lrms and orgamza- · ·Peterson Award mnny are earning $2,000 to tions engaged in foreign con :~;l,fiO(I per month ... or more! struction projects, manufac To allow you th(,' op turing, mining, oil refining, po.r tun Hy to apply .for engineering, sales, services. o\·erseas employment, - we teaching, etc., etc. '.lHVC' researched and compi.1- (5). How and where to ap t>d a neV:· and e;xciting direc- · ply for overseas Government 1.or:v on overseas , employ jobs. ment .. Here is just a sample (6). 'Information about nf what our Internation.al summer jobs. Employment Directory ( 7). You will receive our COVf'fS. Employment Opportunity l. 1 j; · Our International Digest. .. jam-packed with in Employment Directory lists formation about curreq..t job dozens of cruise ship· com opportunities. Speciar sec· panie,s, both on the east an.d tions features . news· ol west' coast. You will be told -overseas. construction pro what type of positions the jects, executive positions cruise ship companies hire, and teaching opportuniti~. such a5 dec'k hands, 90 Day Money· restauqi.nt help, cooks, Back Guarantee bartenders, just to name a Our International Employ few. You will also receive ment Directory is sent to you several Employment Ap with this guarantee .. If for plication Forms that you any reason you do not obtain may send directly to the overseas employment or you companies you would like to are not satisfied with the job work for. · offers.;.simply return our (2). Firms and organiia Directory. within 90 days and -· Congratulations are in order lege, it is ·an honor to have a - was given with the names of fhe tions employing all types of we'll refund your money pro for tlie Sigma Chi fraternity. fraternity receive an award that Sigma Chi brother who h~s p ersonne 1 in Aus tr a 1i a, mptly ... no questions asked. Sigma Chi recently received the ranks withthe best in the nation achieved exceptional academic most prestigeous award given to At the award ceremony, standing. Each year a new any Sigma Chi chapter, the Sigma Chi presented President brother's name will be added to ORDER FORM Peterson A ward. The Peterson Adrian Rondileau with a check the list. The brothers achieving International Employment Directory A w.ard is given to a chapter to start a scholarship fund in the such outstanding academic 131 Elma Dr. Dept. T21 . based 6n its overall excellence. name of the late Mrs ..Martha achievement to date are Phil Centralia, WA 98531 Here at Bridgewater State Col- Denison Rondileau. A plaque Jackson and Chris Sheedy.
Please ·send me a, copy ·or. your International Employment Directory. I understand that I may use this information for 90 days and if I am not satisfied with the res\lltS, I may return SPRING BREAK Building Supervisor - your Directory for an immediate refund. On that basis l'm Help SP,.onsor your WINTER part-time, responsible enclosing $20.00 cash .... check .... or money order~ ... for your Ft. Lauderdale trip and you · person to supervise/close Directory. go· for. FRE.E! BREAK bldg. First aid/CPR skills LUV the Sun? Join 2000 other NAME~~~~~----:~-:--:--~-~~~~ preferred but not necessary. please print , 7 nights I 8 days - college students. for a Apply at: in Ft. Lauderdale . winter break .ski fest at E. Bridgewater Famlly ADDRESS~-----..,.__-APT # ···----'· from $109° 0 Killington-from $17781 .. ~ YMCA 4 835 Plymouth St. ; CITY : S'J;A'f,E ZIP = 6Wfo•·' . =- \:Kt~ .~~~~.n.ati~.~,~~.~ffif\WYqi,~~t. mre.c~8f*.~~¥ E. Brldg•water, Ma••· (800) 368-2006 TOLL FREE (800) 361·2006 TOLL FREE ~d~y, Decemb.e;r W, 1984 The.· Lomment Sociology Clu Tours MCI Possibility f Internships PART-TIME The Sociology Club spon include3 an electronics course, gram is to support a parent sored a trip to the Massachu college courses, language, busi child relationship through the setts Correctional Institution at ness machines, cosmetology and years of institutionalization. JOBS Framingham on December 4th. art classes. Basic education, sup Special groups meet on sub Fifteen students, mostly concen plementary academic instruc stance abuse, including one trating in Criminlogy, made the tion irl math, reading and group which facilitates com trip, touring the facility with two writing, high school equivalency munity re-entry. Chapter 777 of $8/hr. members of the MCI staff. instruction, computer literacy, the Massachusetts Law of 1972 M Ci Framingham is the correspndence courses, and hor allows inmates to reside .in a ticulture are also among the community base setting. Pre second oldest institution for • 5:30 PM • 8:30 PM MON 1 RI adult female offenders in the educational programs offered release or. community expe HOURS 10:45 PM - 1:45 AM • ·& , · United States. There are about inmates. The library includes a rience is available to women at 3:00 AM - 6:00 AM 266 women there who occupy collection of I 0,000 books rang MCI Framingham. . four cottages, including one ing from poetry to mysteries, The President of the Sociol (Load and Unload Trucks) honor cottage, a modular unit cassette and 35mm programs,. ogy Club, Juanita Cope, installed in 1983 to house the newspapers and a complete law expressed an interest in an inter ON CAMPUS INTERVIEWS: increased prison population, library. ship at the institution, which and a hospital unit. All of the There are many programs would be offered through the Tuesday •. Dec.. 11, 1984 9:00 - 11:30 AM inmates· have jobs. Silk screen available for the women, includ Criminology Concentration in ing and microfilming are the ing one where children are the Sociology Department. Green Room - Student Union principal prison industries, allowed to visit a mother with Interested students can contact while flag making continues to complete privacy during the her in the . Sociology depart SIGN UP & FILL OUT APPUCATION IN T-6 BEf RE employ some., Inmates; prepar day, a parenting cen.ter, a child ment. MONDAY ing them for stitchery work. ren's general visiting and play The Education Department area. the purpose of this pro- The Sociology Club For more information, visit the Student Employment Referral Service Office Ir. ed on the ground floor of Tillinghast H~ll T-6. T to be
By Group #5 will be read daily by WBIM, our aware and help implement this Barnett s Developing Creativity college radio station, starting at new idea. Without the student's THE 8:40 am until 3:00 ·pm. These and faculty's support togetli.er, announcements will air 20 min nothing will be accomplished. Starting the spring semestu utes before the hour and then on It is your valuable time, of 1985, an improved system of the hour. Also a listing a·f pro energy and money that could o-oEN Nie informing students of teacher fessor absences will be recorded possibly be was-ted, so take a absences will begin. The pur and kept available at the Stu concern in what goes on. The ~0 ~I, pose of this system is to inform dent Union Information Booth professors are here to serve as ~ The Newest Place ':::" the students of an absence prior for all students who wish to educators and if they are not to class so their time won't be inquire if a specific professor is showing ·up for their classes, in Town wasted and can be put to pro absent for that day. then the wheels of learning are Come Check Us Out! ductive se. Teacher ab ence Students of BSC need to be slowed down.
Introducing Chi Alpha ·D.J. Steve Bolton ¥-¥¥¥-••••••• I want to introduce you to a tian lifestyle no matter what friend. We also have a bulletin group on campus which .you your religious background may board behind the Bookstore December 14 may have heard of before, Chi be isn't our concern. Our con door when it is open, where Alpha. The words Chi Alpha are "Dale & The Duds 50's & 60's cern is to share and study the p events and Bible verses are taken from the Greek meaning Bible, New and Old Testament posted. Check them out. Look ¥-¥¥11-¥¥••••• "Christ sent ones". We are a and to find out how we can for our Easter concert next December 15 Christian fellowship which pro apply the scriptures to our ever semester, where we will be host vides encouragement to one yday lives - wouldn't you like to ing a Christian Rock Band. PeH Gatlyn & "Country Mist" another through prayer, scrip be part of Chi Alpha? We meet Good luck on finals and have a ture and care, we all grow in the Plymouth County Room Merry Christmas and a Happy together and learn from each ·across from the Info. Booth at New Year. · other in our persuit of a Chris- 11 :00 a.m. on Thursday. Bring a Xenakis Speaks at BSC
By Gregory P. Gelineau health information on the daily ches in line with their specific Contributing Writer listener. Xenakis started off by needs. He: ended off his talk by ANNOUNCING! telling us how radio uses deliber discussing his own effective-way ate and non-deliberate of getting his message across to The well known radio person approaches on getting across his listeners. Allen's show pres- ality Allen P·.· Xenakis M.D., Health Care messages. The -ently is aired on 238 radio sta The Yankee Expres~ SC.D, came to Bridgewater effects of the message on the tions throughout 40 states. State College on Wednesday public works as either a change I must-say.that Allen Xenaki's Dece111ber 5th. Xenakis does .a agent or a reinforcer to their talk was very informative and a Yankee Aviation is now pr9viding radio''· talk show on WRKO · own beliefs. Xenakis went on by pleasure to attend .. He is an entitled "Health - Your Best explaining why different Health intelligent man who adds a little transportation for all BSC Friend". He came to speak at Campaigns fail, and how . to humor ·:to his work, and knows Dr. Fitzpatrick's Health Profes make. them succeed. He how ·to catch and keep his Aviation Science Studefl:ts who sions class about the impact of explained the four main reasons au,diences attention. I tho-· train with us! Call, 746-7337 to, for this failure to us. First, most roughly . enjoy~d Dr. Xenakis' . ·, . . ····- :;-""'"" .. . ' Health Care campaigns af:G non visit · and would like to thank make· your reservation; pragmatic; they are short run, · him for coming to Bridgewater; HELP WANTED: PAR~ one time efforts, while· the at only $2~00 per round tr.ip. TIME position available for behavior change they are college· student to r~present travel designed to induce must con .company on . campus. Earn tinue in·the long run~ The benefi- - Yankee Aviation ... the ONLY comn:ii~sion, free travel and work experience. Contact: cial effects of the recommended way Beachcomber Tours, . Inc, behavior change are not"imme 1325 Millersport: Highway, . diately apparent to the consu to Fly! Williamsville, New York mer; either. And, most Health · 14221 (716) 632-3723 Car<;: ~ampaign~ .fail t~:~ . ' 14 :fhe Comment Monday;- December 10, 1984 port
Women's Hoop Team Off Ana Running To Another Winning Season
In 1982 they were 17-8. In So after another easy victory tine Choukas who tossed in 18 I 983 they bet"tered that mark to (71-38) at the expense of Whea points and grabbed 9 rebounds. 22-5. both years the woman's ton College, the ladies encoun Captain Cath Baker hit the basketball squad participated in tered Salem State College. boards for (13) herself while the NCAA post-season tourna Going into the game Salem had guard J oAnne Runge dished out ment for the first time in their a 4-0 record, was ranked #I in eight assists. Down the stretch history. The question is, "What New England, #3 in the nation in though, key plays by freshman lies in store for the 1984 season?" '83-'84, and .currently riding· a Carolyn Bouzon (7 points, 6 Evidently, after the excellent 24-game horn~ court winning rebounds) and clutch free-throw start the Lady Bears have ha_d so streak. This would prove the shooting by Laurie "The Fur'~ · far, the answer is '~more of the ultimate test to see what this O'Connell (7-9) made a close same". team will really look like. contest into· a laugher. · The Lady Bears started off the Well, from the result it looks Coach Bo Ruggiero was all season with am impresseive win as though Bridgewater State's smiles after the game. "This is over Castleton state 87-54. women's basketball is on the the best we've played since early However, in their second game . road again to yet another last season. Our concentration against highly ranked Rhode NCAA post-season tournament was excellent throughout the Island College they lost 85-75 in berth. Not only did they defeat entire game. The team knew a game they were out of it early, Salem State (62-47), they out what· they had to dwo to beat leaving the skeptics wondering, played them in every phase of Salem and just went out and did "Can this team win in the big the game; shooting, rebounding, it, no questions asked." games?" crucial points and hustle. The women finish up their That question wasn't ans Trailing (23-18) late in the first semester schedule against wered when the Lady Bears pol.., :first half, BSC scored twelve Kean College, nationally ranked ished off a so-so Westfield State · unanswered points to head into last season, and Gordon Col team 71-43 in their next encoun the locker room on top (30-23). lege. After that it would seem ter. but a good indi~ator came in Salem would never get closer very likely that the team will be the following game against East than four as Bridgewater State ranked# I in New England going ern Connecticut State (#4 in ran away to their convincing vic into the Christmas break. New England) at ECS. The BSC tory and ear-marking them After such a start, the skeptics Bears Business women trounced ECS, 61-54, selves as the team to beat once no longer have that questiona again in New England. · ble alook in their eye when they t: \~,f:m: .~l~PJ'l .a'Vel\g.. 1 ,.~11tr~~~if1i\'l\~1N,@'.ll(:t\:, ,, ·keadingthe way on that night speak of Bridgewater·' .State's··· ' tournament Jase season. That was sophomore sensation Chris:.· women's basketball. was the indicator, · not the answer. ·The midnight candle has been final match of the semester burning a little longer than usual MIT vs. RIC. the team is 3-3. on campus these days. as final . Both men's and women\ BSC Hoop Sinks Vikin.gs exams get nearer and· nearer. sw.im teams have begun thei~ - The varsity and intramural pro seasons. Unfortunately. bot~ grams draw to a close as well are. looking for· their first win with all teams taking ~ Christ with the women dropping meets 'mas sabbatical until their return to Regis, 74-66. and Brandeis The Bridgewater State· men's field. He also grabbed eleven former made some key. plays in January 17. . 59-50. The men...dropped a deci basketba-11 team traveled to the rebounds. · Guard Mark· Dias keeP,ing Jhe . Vikings from The men's and women's bas sion to Brandeis as well. The land of the Salem State Vikings chipped in with 16, followed by mounting any kind of attack. ketball teams had their first highlight of the teams has been ·1ast Thursday and came back junior Bob DiBari with 10 The win raised the Bears sweep in two years as both won the performance of freshman with their oppon_ents' heads on a points\ .. Freshman center Rich record to 3-4 going "into .their ·going away at Salem State. The Maura O'Neil, who took four . platter after a 69--45 killing of Maguire snared nine rebounds final two games against Salve women opened up by topping #1 first places in the Regis match. their perennial MASCAC alsQ. Regina and Anna Maria. If Salem, 62-47, followed by the In intramural men's hoop, rivals. The retur]L of senior co things go well for the Bears, a men's 24-point massacre 69-45 sporting undefeated records re captain. Mark Anderson made Heading the slaughter. was a 5-4 Christmas break record is in the nightcap. Both teams fin Prime Time, 2-0, Ice House 3-0, big difference in· coach Mark freshman forward Steve Pen not· the far out of reach. ished up their first semester Hoopsters 3-0, Holies 2-0, Third Champagne's strategy during denza, who knocked in 26 points schedule tomorrow with the World 2-0, and the Hoyas 2-0. on 12 of 15 shooting from the the game as the steady per- women at Gordon and the men Second semester schedules are entertaining Anna Maria in the available in the Kelly Gym. Kelly Gym at 8:00. The women's basketball and The men's wrestling team is indoor coed soccer programs Women's Swim· Team off to an impressive start taking are well on their way and will a fourth place in the annual Ply continue once we get back mouth State tournament. They second semester. were 2-2 overall with wins over The Kelly Gym will be closed Loses Opening Meet. UM ass-Boston, 36-18, and until Wednesday, January 17, UMaine-Presque Isle 34-24. 1985. The Pool will be open Marcia Quitmeyer taking backstroke, and Ann Dr.olette The BSC woman's varsity Capt'3:Jn Greg Wilson (158 lb.) though during exam week until qualified in the 100 butterfly, swim team opened up their second in the 200 breast stroke. was 3-0 and Tom Devin (1341b.) December. 18 (Tuesday) from 9 1984-85 season with a loss to Ann Drolette got touched out in while Kim Hill qualified in the was 3-0-1 on the day. a.m. - 3 p.m. and 6 - 8 p.m. regis 'college 74-66at Regis last the 500 freestyle, but Maura one-meter divi_ng. · The grapplers ·followed that To one and all may you do Saturday. 0 'Neil came back to win the 50 · with a split in a tri-meefat Coast well on your exams and have a Starting off, the medly relay butterfly. BSC closed out the Sophmore Ann Drolette of Guard losing to the Academy Merry Christmas and a Happy team of Tammy R'obichaud,· meet on a. winning note, taking Rockland and Carol J>akelia of but taking down the University New Year. See you in 1985. Carol Pakiela, Laura Scirocco. the 400 freestyle relay, with Pittsfield and junior Heidi Men of Hartford. Going into their and Cara Rintala took second. Maura O'Neil, Ann Drolette, donca of Seekonk were elected Freshman Maura O'Neil took Tammy Robichaud, and Marcia tri-captains ·~f the 1984-85 the first of four events winning .Quitmeyer. Bridgewater State College the 100 backstroke. Tri-captain Despite the loss, BSC ·coach . women's varsity swim tea~ Ann Drolette followed with a Joe· Yeskewicz is enthusiastic recently. Drolette, a distance Kelly Pool Hours win in the IOO butterfly. Diving about the Lady .Bears. The size freestyle and butterfly specialist was a strongpoint with tri... of the team this·year is greater, is competing in her first season. captain Heidi Mendonca and adding more depth to come Pakiela, a freestyle-breast Dec .. 12, 13, 14, 17, 18 Kim Hill finishing one and two. already• quality performers. stroke specialist, is in her second Next, Maura O'Neil and Maura ffNeil qualified for season. Mendonca, a diver, is 9-3 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. Laura Scirocqo. swept one and the New .England champion- competing in her first season._ two in the 100 backstroke with ships in the 50 b'Uttetfly and.IOr 'Md'rl~~y, December 10, 1984 The Comment 15 SKI TRIP!! en
Monday Bolton Valley Ski Resort Assorted Juices Clam Chowder Clam Chowder Assorted Cold Cereal Baked Macaroni & Cheese Yankee Pot Roast • Fresh Fruit Fried Chicken Pieces Jardinere Cheese Omelet French Fries Fried Cod Tails in Vermont Waft1es .., SJiced Carrots Mashed Potatoes Assorted Donuts Mixed Vegetables Toast/ butter/ jel}y Sliced Ri:ets ********************~ Tuesday Assorted Juices Cream/Mushroom Soup Steak and Assorted Cold Cereal Bl.T Sandwich Lobster Fresh Fruit Sloppy Joe a Bun on Night February 1 - 3 (Friday - Sunday) Scrambled Eggs Italian Green Beans Pancakes w; Bacon Assorted Donuts ********************* Toast/ butter/ jelly Wednesday Assorted Juices Corn Chowder Corn Chowder Assorted Cold Cereals Sheppard's Pie Baked Chickcli Cost of $100 includes: Fresh Fruit w/gravy V..lh Hamhurgcr w Bacon Cheese Omelet Fishsticks on a Run Rice Pih;ff French Toast Baked hcans CauliOowcr w Pimentos Assorted Donuts Spinach French Cut Green Beans -:,;. 'o Mountainside condo Toast I butter /jelly o Round trip transportation Thurdsay Assorted Juices Tomato Soup Tomato Soup o Two day lift ticket , Assorted Cold Cereals Cheese Pina Manii:otti Fresh Fruit Chinese Chow Mein Roast Pork Loin w gravy Scrambles Eggs Chile Con Ca.rnc Italian Mixed Vcgctahles Pancakes w/syrup Fried Rice Mashed Potatoc' Deposit of $50 and Registration Assorted Donuts Mixed Vegetables Corn Toast/ butter/jelly Friday will.be taken in front Of.the Book- Assorted Juices Clam Chowder Clam Chowder Assorted Cold Cereal Tuna Mell Sc:1food 1'1:1tt~r Fresh Fruit Open Face H pt Roast Ike! Clum~ Cheese Omelet Sandwich w/gravy Shrimp store Monday or Tuesday. Warnes Mashed Potatoes Onion Rings Assorted Donuts Broccoli Cheese Pi11a Toast/ butter/ jelly Circcn Hcans Carrnb Saturday Brunch Assorted Juices Beef Noodle S<1up lkcf Noodli.: Soup Assorted Cold Cereal Fi~h Square on Bun Pork Cutlet w Gravy Sponsored by the Intramural/Recreati'on Office. Fresh Fruit Hot Pastrami on n Hun Stuffed Shells Eggs to Order Waxed Beans Mashed Pot a ((ls French Toast Potato Gems Zm.:hi111 in tom;itos Assorted Donuts Peas Toast/ butter/jelly Sunday Brunch Assorted Jukes Chicken Nnodk Suup Chicken Nnmlle Soup Mcatha\\ Suh Ch~c·'~ Ravw\i
Eggs to Order Sandwich w/gr.ivy Supreme Sam·i: Warnes Whipped Pot1.1to Pa r~lcy Bcl!wcd Pota! o Assorted Donuts Mixed Vcgctubles Corn " Profile of Toast/ butter/jelly Green !!ram. The Next Week Monday Assorted Juices Tomato Soup Tomato Soup Assorted Cold Cereal Grilled Ham & Cheese Roast Turkey Gre1pefruit Half Sandwkh · w Grnvy & Dressing Cheese Omcle.t Sloppy Joe Baked Ham w Fruit (ila;oc Week Warnes French Fr.ies Hatter Dipped Fish Assorted Donuts Carrots & Peas Mashed Potato Toast/butter/jelly Spina~·h WB,JM, girls, and rock 'n' roll future now, WBIM has played a S4uash Name: Mark A very Tuesday Hometown: Pembroke (Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The major role in his college career. Assorted Juices Beef Vegetable Soup Reef Vqictable Soup Age: 19 Who, David Bowie, Yes, etc.). Says Mark, "I love the station. I . Assorted Juices Hot Pastromi on a Bun Rm1st Leg of l.amb Shift: MWF 11~·00 am-1:00 pm In free time, Mark likes to go don't know what I'd do without Fresh Fruit ·Chicken a la King Spaghetti w Meutballs Friday 9:00-1:00 am out and buy records and also BIM and the BIMsters. It's Scrambled !':ggs on a Tart Shell O'Brien Potatoes advance.his photography skills. really fun doing my show and Pancakes Potato Puffs Brncrnli Bacon Green Beans Corn He also enjoys getting requests, getting lots of requests from my Assorted Donuts (iurlic Bread Mark, a Political Science training attractive, female DJs, listeners. WBIM has probably Toast/butter/ jelly major with the class of 1986, spending plastic money, travel increased my selfconfidence too Wed~esday currently does production work, ing and LOUD music. Mean much, but that's why I like it." Assorted Juices Corn Chowder Corn Chowder while, conceited· and obnoxious You can listen to Mark Mon Assorted Cold Cereal Bl.1' Sandwich Steak w Sauteed Onions is on the music staff, and takes Fresh Fruit Sheppard\ Pi$! 'w Cira\ y people, bills, Spanish home days, Wednesdays, and Fridays and Mushrooms photos for the Public Relations Cheese Omelet Peas W' Mw.hrooms Turkey Cutlet w gravy department. ,However, Mark is work, and reque.sts for Barry from 11 :00 am to l :00 pm and French Toast Baked Potato · best k..K>wn as being "The Mas Manilow turn him off. also Friday night from 9:00 pm Assorted Don.uts Carrots After graduation, Mark plans to 1:00 am for the Metal Ectasy Toast/butter/ jelly Zuchini ter of Metal" 'Of Friday night's· Thursday to get into Law School, have a Heavy Metal Specialty Show on Metal Ectasy Heavy Metal Spe Assorted Juices Chicken Nuodle Soup Chicken Noodle Soup ciality Show. Last year, Mark great multitude of money and 91.5, WBIM. Assorted Cold Cereal Cheese Pina ·· ·Fried Chicken Quarters· had a DJ shift and started learn power, and a Diner's Club card Fresh Fruit• Beef Pot Pie Baked Macaroni & Cheese ing prodµction work. with. no limit. Although. the Scrambled Eggs Wax Beans Parsley Boiled Potato• media and communications do Sausage Green Beans w Bacon Bits Mark enjoys attending con Pancakes w;syrup Mixed Vegetables certs, his Heavy Metal show, not seem to be a part of Mark's Assorted Donuts Toast; Butter/ Jelly Friday Assorted .Juices Clam Chowder Clam Chowder Assorted Cold Cereal Stuffed Peppers Baked Fish Fresh Fruit FishSquare on Bun Stuffed Manieotti Cheese Omelet Baked Beans Potato Au Gratin. Waffles w 1 syrup Cauliflower Peas wlOnions Spring Semester bills were mailed on Friday, November 30, 1984, to Assorted Donµts Corh stud~nt home addresses. DUE DATE for payment in full is DECEMBER 19, Toast Butter Jellv 1984~ Be sure to make necessary arrangements for payment to prevent .·····~················· . . . . . your Spring Semester Schedule of Classes from being dropped. an .experienced• • Needed. . .• gymnastic instructor to•. FISCAL OFFICE : supervise a 12 week Sunday : ; : progra~. iJ1 .. N9rwoo'd. Call : :· '16'9~6150 fof m~te~~~fo. .· • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 ·The Comment Monday, December 10 1984 IN T\-\ E 'YEA R , FROM n1E CREATION OF T~r;: \,JORLD., 'w'Ht:N IN \HE BEGINNINGGODCREAT~D HEA\/(N AND EARTH~ 5/79 _; FROM "11-\E F"LOOD ~ Z..9)7; . FROM. THE BIRT\-\ OF . A BRA\-\AJ'-'\ ~ ~o~; FROM MOSES. AND THE C"OMIN'G OFT\-\t: ,_ ISRAt:LITES OUI OF EGYPT., \)\.0 ; -- FROM n.\E ANN\OINTING OF \ DAVID '.I lo)z_; IN TH\: b}1li WEE;:"K, ACCORDING TO 11-\E ~-PROP.l-i~C'< OF DANIEL; IN \1--tt: \9f ru . OLYMPIAD~ IN THE YEAR (.):z__ FROM 11-lE FOUNDING _ OF l"HE CITY OF ROME ; IN 11-\E 1f'J___~ YERR ·or. 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