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1983 The ommeC nt, September 29, 1983 Bridgewater State College

Volume 57 Number 15

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This item is available as part of Virtual Commons, the open-access institutional repository of Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Massachusetts. THE CO MENT

~ Vol. ·LVII No. 15 Bridgewater State College September 29, 1983

Phys·- Ed Chair Resigns

"Claims administration incompetence~'

By Robert Flynn maneuvers (by the adminis­ Braun's resignation, calling tration) to impose an author­ the situation "an unfortunate The chairman of the itarian relationship has misunderstanding" and that Health, Physical Education, cleaved two natural allies past administration deci­ and Recreation Department, (the Athletics Department sions have been made in Dr. Edward A. Braun, has ten­ and the Health, Physical Edu­ accord with what is "standard dered his letter of resignation cation, and Recreation in athletic administration as chairman, citing, "The Department) into mutally over the country and0 what Vice President of Student, exclusive camps." has worked well consist­ Services (David P. Deep) has David P. Deep denies ently." Rondileau maintains,· failed to honor any of his Braun's charges adding, "Dr. "It is premature to evaluate commitments" in the restruc­ Braun's resignation was sub­ the effectiveness of the turing of the newly estab­ mitted at his own choosing. I Athletic. Department until it lished department. ' regret that this misinterpreta­ has had a chance to Braun states he "was tion of the situation function." manipulated by the adminis­ occurred." Dr. Braun's resignation will tration" to create the new President Adrian Rondi­ become effective the end' at Dr. Edward A. Braun Photo: Ed S.ntllll department and "corollary leau also commented on of this semester. Commuter Group Forms

·By Margaret. Ffah~rty first ,me.~ting. Jhf;) problems aired.at the meeting fell into Wednesday September two categories: parking 21st marked the first meeting problems and inadequate of BSC newest student disemination of information organization. The Off Cam­ valuable ·to commuting1 pus and Commuter Student students. Alliance is the brainchild of Co-founder Brassil. point­ Peter Hartel!, the newly ed. out that while· 80% of au appointed advisor to off cam­ students are commuters, res­ pus students and Bill Brassil., ident students use 90% of the the chairperson of The colleges services, partially Friends of Bridgewater.. because commuters simply The organization's pur­ do not know thatthe services pose as staled by Hart ell· uis exist. to overcome the. fragmenta­ Brassil and Hartell hope tion of BSC's 3000 commu­ that OCACSA can provide a ters and to represent. the central informat,ion location unified needs of those accessable to all commuters.

.... , .. students." This t1nification covid also '.':'.:·,·::·-;:.,,.:?/.i:-.,:·'.\::·._ ·.:·-,:, .. ·.... -:·., .. ·: These aims were presented. hopfully lead to increased to the dozen or so charter communication with the cof- Has this happened to you? p~·~~~~··,·~~~·~~·)~·~~'• members who attended the See Commuter page 9 ?1 ...... 11! ...... ~ ...... ~,...... ~ IStill No Information Tools Age I Booth still unmanned Confirmed . = !=.By Biii Brassil trucks parking behind Tilly. by Marjorie L. Payne When the work is finished on; I The little red information the booth, it should enhance§ Last Spring, a preshistoric lbooth sticks out like a sore the entire area around it.11 I tool-making site ·was disco­ !thumb and its shiney metal The work he mentionedE vered on campus by Dr. Cur­ !surfaces clashes . with the includes .adding a brick sur~ tiss Hoffman's Public ~rchitecture of the older facefo the booth to bring it ini Archaeology class. An age of !buildings on campus. Worse tune with the other buildings; 2500 to 4000 years has been jyet, it has been unmanned surround~ng the quadrangl~.§ confirmed for one of the arti- ;since the opening of school, The S.G.A. has also donated! . facts found. It is believed to itherefore failing fuctionally money for plants, shrubbery,§ be a dart point for hunting. 1as well as aesthetically. and a bench to add to the5 Planned construction on j However, there may be booth's attractiveness. i campus threatened do des­ ~hope yet. According toDave Finally, the wiring for thei troy the site. However, ;Wilson, director of Commun- booth is scheduled to·be bur-! further investigation showe.d iity Services, and. the man ied underground. "The§. that what remains of the site iresponsible for the outdoor work", Wilson says, "should§ is well out of. the area of con­ ilnformation Booth, steps begin in about three weeksJ struction. The.· need for !have been taken to alleviate and ·Should only take a day~ immediate excavation no hhis problem. - - and a half to complete." · ~ longer exists and work on the § "The area that the booth is The booth is to be staffed; site has been postponed. The· Women's Fleld Hockey team con11nues their 4 game shu­ iin", ·Wilson says, "is unattrac- by work-study students. "It~ tout streak by defeating ·the University of Southern Maine ~~}.Y.~ .. !?.~!?.~~.~~.. ~.L!r..~.. 9~J~.. !:.n2 ...... ~.!! .. ~2~.~~.. P.!.\1!.. !J See Tools page 9 team 4-.;.o. See related story on page 1o. Photo: Ed Sanum 2 The Comment Thursday, September 29, 1983 Letters to the Editor S.G.A. Three Cheers POSITIONS AVAILABLE

Dear Editor elections would have. It seems my fears are al ready The S.G.A. wishes to announce the following openings: Three cheers for Jeannie surfacing, and the academic ·Pantanella and her article in year has just begun! I find it this week's Comment entitled disappointing and embar­ "Our Student Government: rassing to learn that our Stu­ Whose Side are they on Any­ dent Government No. of way?!!" Jeannie's ,article Association is in the hands of POSITION Vacancies reminded me of a letter I people who are ignorant of addressed to you last semes­ their responsibilitis. ter regarding the outcome of I would hope that this the SGA elections at that situation improves itself, for I time. I was concerned then fear that the SGA may. be Student Affairs Committee 1 about whether or not the stu­ made a mockery of through dents who voted as they did the actions of some of the were aware of the issues and higher ranking officials and All College Committee 1 the qualifications of the can­ of the election process itself. didates, and wondered what Sincerely effect the outcome of the D.ebra A. Desnoyers

These positions are available for the 1983-84 academic year. Interested students should Pen Pal flWout an information sheet at the S.G.A. office. on the third floor of the Student Union. Personals Print your personal on a clean piece of unshredded paper Editor: old-marriec;f-single. People and bring it to The Comment office. When submitting person­ who would not mind corres- als you must show your Bridgewater ID. Your name is for our 1 wo':'ld appreciate it very ponding with a lonely con­ records only, and need not appear in print. Remember if we much if you could please -fined prisoner-me. can't read it we won't type it! print this letter for me in your.\ · I am 23 years old-white­ college newspaper. single-lonely-5'11"-195 lbs.- l_am a lo~ely confined pri.;. stocky buiit.. ·brown curly soner who 1s presently con- hair-brown eyes. Aquarius is fined at the Chautaugua my sign. County Jail ~ Mayville, New t will explain all about York. Jam presently awaiting myself to those who do cor­ ..J:F ~·· '_./· to be sentenced to 71h - 15 respond with me. So will you I years for possession. I will be please correspond with me. / ..n.i_,.,. ; Do you enjoy writing, report­ sent to Attica Correctional Write to: Norman c. Butts -l. ;t/ih(df: ing, reviewing or photography? Facility - Atti?a, New York. Chautaugua C9urty Jail: If you do and would like to join I am seeking correspon- . Box 128, Mayville·, !\Jew York, . the staff or just contribute, then dance - with people-young- 14757. come to a Comment meeting to find out how. The Comment holds meeting every Tuesday at 11 :00 am. Get involved with your newspaper. The Comment invites members of the BSC commun­ ity to use this space for a forum_ for their ideas, com­ ments, and personal views. Letters should be typed tJnd mus-t be signed. All submissions must be made before noon. on Monday.

Tuesday: Deadlines Sports Entertainment The Comment News Mc:mday: Features (Established 1928) Advertisements Wednesday Personals Late News Classifieds Emergency Bulletins Editor-in-Chief =.t Announcements Cartoons Stuart E. Gardner !. . Letters to the Editor Graphics Managing Editor .c:Q.I Edward D. Huntress .::: Fall 1983 _Publication Schedule 0 All of the following dates are Thu:rsday_s and are .§ subject to change. ti Sept 22, 2~, Oct 6, *, 20, 27, Nov 3, 10, 17, *,Dec ""= 1,8,15,* News Entertainment Sports a0 * indicates a week without a paper. Editor Editor Editor ! The ,Comment is a student supported and operated Robert C. Flynn Kevin Roberts Gregory Mathis U'J weekly newspaper serving the academic community of Staff Staff Staff. I~ Q.I Bridgewater State College. Editorial policy is dete.r­ .c: Bill Brassil, Margaret Flaherty, Matt Donoghue, Scott Esau, Eo-t minea by the Editor-in-Chief in Consultation with the Debbie Morrell, Beth Ward Michael Ricciardi, Bob Smith Deb Santheson, Mike Storey Editorial Board. Re-publication of all material herein is prohibited without the expressed written permis- Features Production Office and Management sion of the Editor-in-Chief. All materials submitted Editor Typist Business Manager become the property of The Comment. Letters to the Nancy DuPont Vl Editor are encouraged but ·may be limited· to 250 Donna Schofield Barbara Glau ben ~ Graphics Distribution Manager Advertising Manager .;; words or less and must be typed. Letters, classified ~ advertisements and all other written materials are Mike Ricciardi David Cormier Jeannie Pantanella "O subject to condensation·. Advertising rates are availa­ G.li . . ble upon request. Any-person wishing to join The Contributing Writers: Contributing Photographers: 't Comment should contact either the Editor-in-Chief or i the Managing Editor. All correspondence should be Margaret Flaherty Editor: Cpristopher Harwood, Ed Donahue, e addressed to The Comment, Student Union Building, Liz Scroggs Elizabeth Norton~· Ed Santilli t.) Bridgewater Stat~ ,Gollege, Bridgewater, MA 02324. on~:.! .617 . 'hi 20<1 .. ., 21.S .. ,.. ... ~ ~ c>·I . , .. FRESHMAN ELECTIONS CANDIDATE'S FORUM

part in many activities such ces of Secretary, President, The following are letters as being Treasurer, Coach of and Treasurer. All of these C.Y.O., Cheerleading, positions requires organiza­ received by The Comment Chearleader, elected track tional responsibility. In col.:. from candidates for the captain, and Special Olympic lege, I am a Business class of 1987 SGA offices. Coach. I was also a counselor Management major. I am very These letters were not sol­ at a Special Needs Camp and interested in student govern-. I . . . . I icited in any way and do Academy. All of these jobs ment and I would like to see ~----~-----~~------~---~---~-<. recquire the maximum each student of the freshman I 04',- : not constitute endorse­ °'\fJ.,~ k amount of leadership, class well informed - and I I o~ o,,_ ~I ment by The Comment. patience, enthusiam, creativ­ would like to be that highly ~O .. '"'~q I ity, and concern for others. If motivated person to tell you. you believe this is what it Hope to see you at election takes to make a worthy part day. of the Student Government, i Classifieds ~J Karen Wiiiiams trust Gina Prader as Vice l./:P~ $o; I President. a ~.r~~ to1 I President Gina Prader Senator L~--~------~---~-~-----~----~•·--- - For Sale LOST: A turquoise ring with My name is Melissa Frank .Secretary 1973 Buick Apollo with dam­ silver rosette. Lost last Tues­ and I'm appealing to you for "The Best Choice" - If you age to right side. New star­ day in the BurrHI Ave. Aca­ support in my campaign for want things done right, vote ter, exhaust, brakes, tires, demic Building, on the 3rd for me, Nadine Lucas for f\oor or in the foyer. Sent\­ class President for the Class Freshman elections are battery, rest of car is so\\d­ Please contact of 1987. I have basic expe­ fast approaching and it~s trm·e s~nat()r ~:J. JN~nt .itq. Jake an jU$t .. needs,, somesfjp:tff,,'a.od mental value. , 'Ms~·;'·Jeafrn'e· ·· smJtf1t''.'flettri~!·. ··· · rience with student govern­ to think about the candi­ active part in making deci- bodywork know-how. sions that will affect you, my tary, ·Behavioral Science ment as I was involved in high dates. Inspection sticker. $500.00 classmates. If you really care .Dept. school. I have a lot of ideas My mane i·s Karen Treadu.P or B.O. Call Nancy at 822- for our class and any input and I'm running for a seat on about the class of "87'', vote 5503 after 7:00. Roommate wanted for ·off­ for me because I care. And from anyone would be the Student Government campus apartment. Please greatly appreciated. So with because I care, I will do my Senate. I feel that I am a well­ Need a babysitter? Wee­ cal I 697-0053. your help, we can make this job to the best of my ability qualified candidate because kends day and/or nights, Even1ng Students-Need class a cut above the rest. I've held a seat on a school with all the energy and enthu- . siasm it takes to see that we some weeknights. If out of someone to look after your Melissa Frank congress on other occ~sions. have a fun and rewarding walking distance from BSC, children while you attend I consider myself to be a year. will need a ride. Please leave class? Willing to watch Vice leader unafraid to the take your name and number for children in my home from the initiative. If elected, I will Thank YOl,I. Nadine Lucas Donna at the Comment 3:30 on. 1h mile from college. President represent my fellow students office for more information. Call after 3:00, 697-2220. and voice their opinions Hi! my name is Marlene clearly. I realize that it's hard Forti and . I am running for to vote for people you don't Publicity· Vice President of the Class of know anything about, but 1987. I believe I have the lead­ trust me, I won't let you down. Director ership qualities as well as the So take time to vote. OPPORTUNITY IN time to fulfill this position. Thank you, Freshman class of 1987: The important thing to Karen A. Treadup You are in dire need of a Pub­ remember is that I am not licity Director. Heel I have the COSMETICS running to represent myself - qualities to fit the duti'es of I am running· to represent My name is Denise Duffy this job. My name is Judy you. The choice is yours so and I am running for Secre­ Ward and I'll try my hardest to make the right one. Please tary for the Class of 1987. · inform you of up and coming get involved and vote. Remember me - Denise events. All you have to do is Marlene Forti Duffy - on' election day. on.the ballot check off where Thank you. it says 11 other11 and fill in Judy Denise Duffy Ward. Remember the popu­ Being here at Bridgewater larity of your freshman activi­ State College only a few ties depends on captivating short weeks, I've already met and informative publicity. a number of the students. I Hi. My name is Karen Willi- Judy Ward think anyone would agree ams and I am running for the · We represent a multi*million dollar that the class of eighty-seven freshman position of Secre- looks promising. But as any tary. I live in Hanover, Mass. I business enterprise and are offering full or. other unified group of peo-' am pre.sently working for the , part time sales and management positions pie, we need leaders with McDonald's of Hanover. as professionally trained Cosmetic and enthusiasm, ideas, and true While in high school, I was Color Consultants. Good income. interest in the people. You, as Business Editor oJ the year- Vote the students, chose the di rec-· book, a band major:ette and I Training provided. For interview, send tion in which your class will also played on .the Varsity letter of interest with name, ·address, and · go by the officers you elect. Soccer team. In our high· Oct. phone number to: This year voting will take school, I have held the pffice place in the bookstore of Representative in our Stu- October 5th and 6th. When dent Council. I have also College Color Consultants you take the· short time to been elected Worthy Advisor: 5&6 P.O. BOX 183 vote, remember to elect Gina of our local Rainbow Assem- . No. Pembroke, MA 02358. Prader for Vice President of bly. I attend the First Baptist the freshman class .. Duri,ng .· Church of Hanover, and over %.~bi.QJit ~®! YPJln·~,JtQQI$ ~\ ~~P.~S"~~~, ! have Mlc;U~e.qfii7~.. "'. 4 The Comment Thursday, September 29, 1983 After Flight School Cuttin

By David R. Maddern look, and feel, much older in either of these aircraft, but ATP, CFl-IA, A/IGI than you really are. One this new certificate makes ed Tape FAA Accident Prevention morning, after a brief peek in you happy anyway. Your Counselor the mirror, you decide to try friends still think that you're your luck with some of the just a private pilot and that The Comment.will be feat­ additioal information is Everyone involved in avaia- local part 135 outfits. Federal you fly only on calm, clear, uring a new weekly column needed. tion these days has heard a Aviation Regulations require sunny days. starting next week. Its pur­ Next week I will start with story or two regarding some pilots to have minimum of Weeks, even months of pose is to help students solve your questions, so this week I fortunate individual who just 500 hours before they qualify resumes, phonecalls, and any administrative problems thought I'd give some infor­ obtained their commercia- in such operations. You interviews pass by and finally they might be having. mation to seniors. I/instrument certificates and cheerfully know you have a new commuter service If you are having trouble For those of you intending mysteriously lands a job with more than that and apply to hires you for a "right seat" tracking down your trans­ to graduate in May, you must a major carrier or corporate an assortment of companies. slot in their new multi-million cripts, getting financial aid submit a degree application position in a Lear someplace Acme Aero /Services hires dollar DeHavilland Dash- information, straightening by November 1st. If it's not in the West Indies. This gen_, you to fly 11 right seat" in their 7.You now make $900.00 a out your bill, or just getting turned in to the registrar by erally is not the way things older twin, and ancient month and even get one day someone in the adminstra­ that date you will not gradu­ happen. A career as a profes- Beechcraft of some kind. Fri­ off a week, usually a rainy tion to listen, .I can help. ate. (They're not kidding sional pilot does not begin 'day you received your first Monday. This is the first fly­ I know it sometimes seems either.) with $100,000.00 salaries, paycheck and it made you ing job in six years where you impossible to cut through the You should pick up the beautiful women, and three somewhat n a use o us actually get to wear a uniform red tape here at BSC. So if blue application card at the day work weeks. You must because now you make only and even look like a pilot. you're a freshman trying to registrar's office as soon as acquire thousands of hours $130.00 per week. Knowing. Your parents think that get your classes straightened possible, fill it out, and return of flight experience, com- this is a step up the ladder you've finally "grown-up" out, a commuter without it to the registrar who will monly referred to as "time". however, you decide to con-: and will speak to you again, much time to run around with then run a check on your There are no jobs for low tinue employment with but only if you promise to paperwork, or anyone else GE R's. time pilots so you decide to Acme. start paying back your father who needs some imforma­ You must then pick the become a flight instructor. Another· year passes by the $20,000.00 you owe him. tion, drop me a line. card up and bring it to your Fearlessly you crawl in and and your parents want you Those great jobs flying Hopefully, I will be able to Department Chairperson out of those very same air- out of the house. You know "real airplanes" to exotic get some answers for you, if who will make sure you have craft you once trained in but it's time to look for a· higher locations other than Keene, not I will refer you to some­ completed all your major now sit in the "right seat", a paying, more prestigious N.H. may now be in sjght. It one who can help. requirements. The depart­ place you will become very position and you feel confi­ will take years of hard work You can drop off any ques­ ment will then return the card accustomed to. You will dent about your abilities. You before any airline will con­ tions atThe Comment office •. to the registrar. spend many nights driving walk into many of the com­ sider you as a potential which is located on the Don't put this off, seniors. home from work.considering muter airline terminals with a employee. This is true even if second floor of the Student You don't want to find out a possible ways which you big friendly ·smile. The first your father is Frank Borman. Union next to the bookstore. week before graduation that could secretly poison Sun:- thing that the chief pilot Once you do make it to the Please include your name, you can't graduate because day's 6:00 AM students. You asked you in your last inter­ airlines, be prepared for address, and phone number you forgot to take Library cannot understand what you view was if yqu_had your Air­ many happy flying years in so I can contact you if any Intro. did to deserve a lousy line Transpo~t Rating. You the "right seat". $140.00 paycheck when, in didn't want to lie to the man, fact, the local town drunk so you quietly said no and receives more for pumping walked out, feeling a little gas part-time. Anotherwayto foolish. It's time to go for that build up "t\me" istoflyatalt\... ·ATP~ The f.AA. requires tudes less than 100 feet and pilots to have a minimum of as far out a 200 miles offshore 1500 hours and be at least About the Yearbook in a small, hot, and noisy twenty-three years q1rl before single-engine airplane for they qualify for this rating. twleve hours a day. You can Somehow you pass the writ­ proudly tell friends and fam- ten and prepare·. tor yet ily alike that you're involved another check-ride with you The 1984 BSC Yearbook is office on Sept. 22 and the fol­ Individual senior portran~ in a commercial fishing oper- know who! Miraculously, you now under production with lowing offices were appoint­ will be taken by Studio One in ation as a "spotter". They will pass it, and now know. how to the signing of contracts ed: Assistant Editor; Chris the Theatre Make-Up room in all gaze at you strangely for compute a weight and bai­ between S.G.A. President Harwood; and Copy Editor, the S.U. on Nov. 21 - 23. This some time to come. ance for a B-727 and perform Paul Dobson and Hunter Margaret Flaherty. The Pho­ session is for al I seniors, but Several years pass by, and similar duties in a Dc... 9. You Publishing Company. . tography Editor will be particularly those who will be insructing has made you have never been a passt?!19~r At a recent S.G.A. meeting, appointed at a later time. leaving BSC in December. A Barbara Glauben was con­ Studio One of Plymouth second schedule is set for ·~¥-¥¥-¥¥¥¥-¥¥¥¥¥¥-¥¥¥¥lf¥¥ firmed as Editor. Yearbook has been selected to do Year­ Feb. 6 - 10, 1984. Appoint­ funds are distributed by the book photography supple­ ments will be made during S.G.A., for graduating SSC mented by in-house photo the week of Nov. 14-18. lndi­ seniors. graphers: Ralph Sinclair, vidual information packets· ··cancer Society·· An organizational meeting Kevin Hebert, Don Hanis,and will be sent directly to ,,n~was held in the Yearbook Beth Johnson. seniors. Needs Volunteers

The Brockton Unit of the cessation program; what American Cancer Society, materials are used in the pro­ ·which is responsible for a 11 gram and how they used; area towns besides Brock­ films that accompany the ton, is searching for volun­ program; American Cancer teers to be facilitators for Society guidelines for fees, Smoker's Liberation Work­ faoilities and record-keeping; shops. A facilitator runs common successes and .these workshops for people . problems that appear in a who want to stop smoking. program; and helpful hints to Anyone interested, accord- make programs successful . ing to Mary E. Flynn of Brock­ for participants as well as ton, volunteer president of . facilitators. the Cancer Society's Greater "Anyone who doesn't Brockton Unit, can attend a smoke; recognizes the health · ~raining session . for facilita­ hazards of smoking. and tors from 6 to 10 p.m., Wed­ would like to help others kick nesday, Oct. 5, in the the habit wou Id make a per­ conference room at Goddard fect facilitator," Ms. Flynn Medical Associates, 1 Pearl said. She added that those St., Brockton. wishing to attend the training Facilitator training will session should call the cover the role of the facilita­ Cancer Society's Greater tor; the design of an eight­ Brockton Unit ·office at 583~ ho u r, self-help smoking 8515. ,.:.i,}:·;>.::;:\·:·:;~s ...... The new yearbook editor, Barbara· Glauben, and Assis"'\ 1 stant, Chris Harwood. . . • . . . • Thursday, September 29, 1983 The Comment 5 MASSPIRG Begins ~ ~ BE A PUBLISHED ARTIST Semester Projects t\'\e BRIDGEWATER By Becky'. Davenport tackle the problem of acid The Bridgewater State Col­ tain through political action. ARTS REVIEW lege chapter of MASSPIRG, This entails urging local the Massachusetts Public Boards and officials to make Interest Research Group, is higher officials aware of the needs your contributions now in its inaugural semes­ problem. Finally, PIRG will ter. The PIRG office is be conducting campaigns for located on the campus hazardous waste clean'.'"up: Organizations office on the There are two known toxic third floor of the Student waste dumps in Middleboro Poetry Prose Short Stories Union. PIRG was established and one in Bridgeweater. on campus this past Spring The BSC representative for through a favorable vote of PIRG is Matt Wilson, a 1983 the student body, by an over­ political science graduate of Black and White whelming margtn of 76-24%. Dartmouth College. Matt will The first major meeting is be helping to direct and Photos Drawings Ink Washes scheduled for Thursday, organize the group and its September 29 at 11 :00 A. M. projects. MASSPI RG was estab­ Matt stated, "I'm excited to lished 11 years ago a U. MAS­ be here at SSC. From what We also have openings on the staff S.,Amherst and is now a I've seen, the students 'and statewide organization active the college have a great in 17 college and university potential to · make a big campuses. The group is stu­ impact on community and Our office is located in the Student Media Center dent run with professional state "issues." staff advisors. Each chapter The acting PIRG chairper­ (nest to the bookstore). Contributions may be has representatives who son is Judy Budnik class of dropped off or our meet to discuss and confirm 1986. here, at mailbox at the S.U. Info projects. The organization if In the past, MASSPIRG has Booth. Our meetings are held on Tuesdays at funded by a $3 waivable fee been effective in passing which is attached to the stu­ many bills, These accomp- 'It: 11:15am. fl dents tuition bill. 1is h men ts include the PIRG will be working on hazardous waste superfund four projects this semester. A bill, the bottle bill, and the consumer hot line will give recently passed lemon law students and community for th~ new car buyers. members advice on consu­ Any person interested in mer "rip-offs" and advice on becoming an active member small claims court. The of the MASS Pl RG chapter How in the World organization will also be here at BSC, should come to investigating used car scan.., the . PIRG .. of~ice .... which .. is dais since 1/3 of. consumer• located tn the c:·am pbs'otuian;;; ,,t: D.o .:¥ou .. £h~ .. ~eai:~e1.t complaints involves used car izations office on the third sales. In addition, PIRG will floor of the Student Union. e%%S\S%(%~%%%%%%\%%%%\%\%%%\%\%\\%\%\\\%%\%%%%%S1 Whe'ther you are a return­ considerable struggle on the Placement Office isn'tjustfor ing senior or a first semester part of many to negotiate Seniors. Freshmen, · Soph- freshman, the question of their needs with those open- mores, and Juniors are "what to do for a living;" can ings in the market place. encouraged to use the be a perplexing if not difficult It may be a relief for you to resources and services of the one. know that one does not have office to (1) determine if they For some people the issue to decipher their career puz- are in the correct major for of career choice has been a zle alone. The counselors in thetr career objective, (2) dis­ relatively simple one. They the Career Planning and cover what a certain field is have long known what they Placement Office are availa- - all about, (3) find a career wanted to do and are clearly ble to help you choose the direction they might be inter­ on the path of working, most appropriate career· ested in, (4) explore graduate toward that consistent career direction for your work file. school or transfer opportuni­ objective; Ho.w can they help you? ties, or {5) to put together a For mostof us, though, this resume for all types of is not the case. More com­ * by making avaiJable to employment. mon is the pinball experience you numerous . printed ForSenic>rs this is the time of career exploration-as we resources on· hundreds. of yea( to .· begin thnking propel ·. ourselves int~ the of popsible occupations and about setting up the ground world ofwork we bounce off careers. work to secure that job in the innumerable options that· *through the use of han- Spring. The credential fite, look attractive (and some not douts which help you resume and cover letter, so attractive), but eventually develop a greater self interview and job search pro­ we end up at the bottom wait­ awareness regarding your cess are the components to ing for .the energy to again work life values, aspira- beaddressednowtoensurea launch into the maze of tions and potentiat less frantic Spring. We can career ·options hoping. for a · * .bY having you take: an, help you with these impor­ direct hit. "There must be interesUnventory, ·which is a tant aspects.which create the something out there in the questionnaire ·that helps successful job offer. ·world of work for me, and if I you determine your interests The Car~er Planning and can bounce around _ look and ability areas. Placement office is located in mechanfos of this organiza­ Hi! My name is Jeff Num­ enough in that in that pinball * by helping you think· the Student Union building tion and help. establish a meli n, a newly elected Sena­ confusion of college majors , through yourquestions, con- on the ground floor, across greater liaison between the tor at-Large of the Student and job possibilities, I'll find 'cerns, and goals regard- from the candy . counter. student body and. the student ·Government Association. I'm it,·· I hope!" . ing your work life plans. Hours are from 9.to 5 Monday government. My job will be to a junior computer science ~ ·. If you find yourself identi­ * by offering other servi- . through Friday and 6 'to 9pm bring andy issues, - ideas, major with hopes of conc:en'.'" fying with the above scena­ ces, including help with Tuesday evenings. You can . questions, or problems you, trating in economics; I'm also rio, don't worry, you are not resume writing, inter- .call 697-1238 to make an as ,stud~nts, have, to the a member of the college viewing techniques, job appointment, or just drop in S.G.A where action can be alone. Statistics show that wrestling teaminwhich I pla­ approximately 70% . of the search strategies, and by the office to see what is ces third in the N.E. .wrestling , initiated. a . graduate ·School plan.; available. · If you have any input American work f()rc~ is work championships, and the cur­ ing in • areas not directly nig. When it comes to making rent treasurer of Phi Pi Delta, please feel. free to pass it.on to m.e'. My mailbox is locate(j related to theircoUegemajor. some career plans, help is not a coed fraternity on campus. This figure alone indicates The Career Planning far away; · This is the first year I have · in the Student Government · be-en actively involved in the Association office. The Stu.. Student Government. As Senator~at-Large. I hope to ~:i"Je~~~~~~aeo1:~a~ef:~,~~~ .• ~ learn more about the year with your help. ,.,.. ,>,:.,;;':;· , ·· ,' ···. · '1" • ·t ,. ··t" ·t.·'t.•··;,,·,'~i~'·-·•:•'·\":~;v::--·1t·:~,1···'1~·-··lf'"'' The. Comment Thursday September 29, 1983 Entertainment Crossfire Ignites Campus

Last Friday's outdoor con .. cert behind the Student Union.

Archie' Goes, To The Thursday the 29th

Broadway In 'Br()thers' · Inn Square Mens Bar Inman Square •. Cambridge-lfyousaw The Sex Execs in the BSC rat last year, you know what a fun band they are. With funky covers (Get Down Tonight) and origanls (Something Strange) you can't miss with the Sex BROTHERS. a new play by the ranks Qf the union local of because manipulation of Execs tor a good dance time. A special fashion show is George Sibbald. Presented which, atthe time we come to emotions is easy. I don'tthink included in the nights festivities, although I don't understand by Noel Pearson. Starring know him, he has been· p. resi- Brother~ bas a hope of emu- h Carroll O'Connor, and feat­ . h. . . f th ow. dent for twenty-five years. lating t ,. ~· _success 0 . e . Scotch ·n Sounds Westgate Mall, Brockton - Everybody's uring Frank Converse, Den­ Jim is running once again for above !""e~t~oned plays, but old favorites, The Neighborhoods (Pretlest Girl). With special., nis Christopher, Gary Klar, re-election, but this time his the pomt is the same. The guests · Paul McNamara. Pre­ chances aren't as sure. His situation, family dealing with · · Broadway Engagement ·at sons, all four, are loosers of a loved-on~·s· terminal The Colonial Theatre, 106 one sort or another. One is a illnes,s, makes':the fact that Friday the 30th Boylston Street, Boston reformed alcoholic; one is a the wh·o1e business is basi- hopeless dreamer; the other cally empty. Brothers does The Channel 25 Necco St. Boston, Waterfront- Everybody's is a successful lawyer who is not benefit from the master- By Matt ·Peter Donoghue favorite homosexual, Lou Miami and the Kozmetix will be ashamed and resentful of his ful qialogueof a Peter Shaffer appearing with the winner of last years Rock n' Roll Rumble, family; and the other, the (Equus); the play is written by Limbo Race. Lou has a fantastic new album out in which he BOSTON-The radio. spots youngest, needs an organ George Sibbald, a carpenter shows·his serious side (Dancing with Death) as well as his for this new play in try-out at transplant. Only the lawyer, at the Metropolitan Opera in comic side (Women In a Western Bar). The album is the Colonial feature the played mechanically by New York, and his occupa- rnu~h better produced that his last single (To Sir with Love) yet still familiar voice of TV's Archie Frank Converse, proves to be tion is quite clear because if as hokey. It's classic Lou Miami and a must for any record "Bunker. Carroll O'Connor, an acceptable donor. But he his work.needed to be evalu- collection: Limbo Race are over-rated, but interesting. All this telling us that after thirteen has come back the homes- ated critically, and it does, to for $2.50 - What a deaf! years of doing Archie, he tead from Brookline,. MA., one could not be ruled out- should have taken a vacation. where he has set up practice ·of-line in calling it wooden. It I'm inclined.to agree.- Broth- to inform them that he has does have potential, though, Saturday, Oct 1 ers is a play that would have decided.not to make the sac- under a strong director like some potential if it were rifice . for a brother .. he Mike Nichols. di(ected by ·a man other than doesn't even know." You don't care too much Storyville 645 Beacon St. Kenmore Square, Boston - Speaking· a star. Mr. O'Connor makes A colleague of mine, John about the c·haracters in this of. records, here's the best one I've heard in a million years - the mistakes others--notably Engstrom (who free lances play, except the youngest The Violent Femmes. What happens when you take the-angst, Tommy Tune in the Boston. for the Boston Globe), wrote son, played winningly by fury and attitude of early punk and subtractthe sillyposturing, try-outof My One and Only~- a piece a while back about Dennis Christopher. His is breakneck speed, and fuzz-tinged everything? The Violent have made in trying to wear plays and playwrights who the only three"."dimensional Femmes. They can only be described as a cross between Lou two totally different hats. take for theirsubjectterminal performance on the stage of Reed and Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers with the Brothers tells a familiar diseases and expound on the Colonial: The others are poetic sense of Patti Smith. Go out and butithis record. O.K.? story; in fact it is too familiar. their effects on a family. He cartoons at very best. The gig is an all ages show with Del Fuegos from 5 - 8 p.m ....· A working class family in an cited such plays as Equus, But Boston is a try-out Eastern seaport city in the Whose Life Is It Anyway? and town, and perhaps they can The Raft 5 East Merri mac St. Lowell - the New Models have midst of a crisis. The charac- The Elephant Man, which .get it right here. One hopes been around for a couple of years now and with the help of ters are, by-and-large, stock .. were all - enormously sue- so, because Carroll O'Con- some friends (The Cars), have put out an album and couple of creations as well. The father. ,cessful on Broadway, as nor, the actor, makes it clear 45'.s of .,their syntho-rock. They did it first ·and some people Jim, p1ayed by O'Connor is a being less. than the master- that he can play more than think they did it the best. St;ottish ·immigraf.lt, a .self-, .pieces:they~ar.e~ ~r.edited as. Arct)l~ Bunk~r.,frpr;rr QL,teens •..•. · See ¥OU .in clublan.~H ;. :.·,~.·: • 1 1 1 .. .. J'(! • m~de, P!~~~~~:.~~~~;~~~~~~9!·~,~.t.tt~~s:i>~\.~~:.!~~~'!~~~ ~ :1~ ·.'.··_ :J~ew York:. ·\ · . ~~. ~· 1 ,1, 11 1 1 Writers Wanted For Entertainment Bob Smith's Trivia Tester·

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1. Prizes for solving trivia questions are two movie tickets to The Bookstore Line each winner which are good at General Cinema Theatres. 2. All entries must be received at the Comment office by noon on the Wfklnesday following.the issue date. Only one entry per contestant. Comment employees are inelegible~ . Existential Blues 3. There can only be two winners a week, that's all we can afford, so when there are more than two winners we'll have a lottery. · By Michael Ricciardi mood for existential philo- qollege itself is meaningless. 4. Contest only open to Bridgewater State College Students, sophy. He breaks down in Absolutely devoid of reason. :.faculty and Alumni. All entries are to be submitted to the There is a reason for this, I ·front of me. His body This is why I cling to the Comment Sec~etary between the hours of 9a.m. to 2p.m. A tell myself, if we truly live in a )ecomes contorted with ordered universe theory. valid f.D. must be approved by the secretary. The entry should ordered universe. The line for uncontrollable spasms. He Especially since I'm a Senior.· include the answers, your name. address and telephone purchasing books seemed to lets out a single, ear-piercing Four years of developing a number. _ have grown larger while I scream: "A A A A H H G H H like for beer and doing term 5. Winners will be notified-in the next issue of The Comment. seemed to have remained in !!" As the paramedics wheel papers the night before 6. Not all questions need to be answered In order to enter the the same place - for two him away I can hear him they're due can not be in vain. contest and winners wlll be Indicated. by the number of correct hours. In that time, I have insanely babbling to himself: Huh. So I tell myself. But the answers. It Is poaslble to only get one question .right and still written letters to every per­ "B-b-books!! W-why do I more I wait the more I begin win unless, of course, someone else does better. son I ever promised to write have to b-buy b-books?" to doubt. Then, suddenly, I to but didn't. I've made last­ Oh well, I thought. I still am re"!inded of ~omething I CONTEST NUMBER TWO: ing friends with the person in have one friend left. I turn reas aoout Albert Einstein. front and in back of me. I've around to talk with her. Someone once asked him if 1. There are four seas in the world named after colors. What read 11 War .and Peace" twice. "Please", she whimpers, "I'm he still believes iri an ordered are they? There's not much else to do. - l'M only a freshman. "Yeah, universe now that Relativity 2. What is the name of the-pet monogoose in Rudyard Kipling's ·Of course, there is theory sure kid. I was a freshman destroyed that notion of The Jungle Book? which states that we do not once. I've paid my dues. But Absolute Time and Space. I'm a Senior now. I should'nt Einstein replied {in a German 3. Who is given credit as the Inventor of Basketbal I? - ( 1891) - live in an ordered universe. (Springfield College) · · This theory holds that since havetowaitinlinesanymore. accent ,of course): "God there is no order there can be I should have my books deli~ does not play dice with the 4. What was Richie Rich's dog's name? (Harvey Comics) no consistancy and without vered to me - express! universe!" I wonder if he 5. In the TV series A DAM-12, name the 2 officers, who were the consistancy ther can be no Should. I am forgetting that would still be saying thatif he main characters. (Played byMartin Milner and Kent McCord) "REASON" for absolutely . an ordered, rational universe had to wait ,in line for 21h anything. It's a thoroughly. is a prerequisite that any- hours to buy books, Well, depressing theory. I try and thing "should" happen. I real- maybe God doesn't play dice AND- THE WINNER OF CONTEST NUMBER ONE IS: explain this concept to my ize of course that if I buy the with the universe. Maybe he · , Jeff Stallard new friend. Somehow, I don't alternate theory I will eventu~ plays pinochle with the There was only one entry last week and Mr. Stallard was . . all reach thecoriclusion that universe. able to successfully answer t~o bf the questions. Congiatu/a- llllliilmiiilllllll.. tions to Mr. Stallard who will receive all four complementary ••••••••••llllililill•••••••••••llll.. tickets. The answers to l~st. week's questions are: 1•. Zonirig7mprovement Plan · _., · · '" 2. Hymie .The Wiz Is O;verwhelming 3. Chuck Cooper 4. Monticef~°: ~ 5. My Fair Lady By Scott Esau disbelief of her performance. 0 f course The W i z The supporting cast was wouldn't be completed with- )··········~·································~···•. • BOSTON--The Wiz des- generallyexcellentw!th stun- out a nasty evil tempered ·: Helen Landry and Al Talbot g: cends upon Boston with all ning showings by Juanita witch, so enter Ella Mitchell • 88 mime clowns at the out- - • the force of its legendary tor- ·Fleming as Aunt Em, John- as Evillene The Wicked Witch : door concert. ~: nado, sweeping the audience Ann Washington as the inept of the West. Evillene is • -M•• away for a night of vocal and and seductive Good Witch of dragged on stage by her • • visual enchantment. The the North, Addaperle(Yes, slaves accompanied by whip- [: Black version of The Wond- you read it right. Her name is ping billows of smoke, spid- :r • erfuf Wizard of Oz is so warm John-Ann.), Ann Duquesnay ers, snakes, skulls, and a · 41.. ! i . and humorous that many . plays Addaperle's sister horde of terrible villians as ~&..~ o • theater goers will be Glinda the Good Witch of the she hypnotizes you with her "":'ti' '~: immersed in . Dorothy's South who floats on stage belting rendition of "No Bad § : plight, but don't fall into the ·riding a crescent watermelon News:' She is so overplayed, : trap of comparing The rind and tells Dorothy how to and overweight, that you '-V~ · : Wizard of Oz with Judy Gar- get back to Kansas in the can't help but love and loathe.. ..._...,,,."""" • land to The Wiz because the song "If You Believe." her at the same time. Ella Mit- (;.~. . • two are distinctively differ- The Scarecrow, clowned chell plays ·it to the hilt ,~md ent. The Wiz is written by Wil- consumately by Charles bumps and grinds so fantas- • liarl'l Brown and 'the music Valentino, keeps you in tically that it saddens you to : and lyrics are composed by stitches and , dare I say it, will see her liquidated. • Charlie Smalls with a Black· make you laugh until you The only disappointing • · SPANISH DANCE : perspective in mind. burst at the seams. He performance.was Carl Hall as :rhursday September 29 •Ramon de /es Reyes Spanish Dance: The role of Dorothy is laments his fate in "I Was the Wiz. He was so shrill and :rheatre at 8:00 in the S.U. auditorium. Tickets are avalable: played perfectly by the petite Born on the Day Before Yes- effeminate that when he . ~ow at the info. booth. Experience the color and excitemento1: Stephanie Mills •.. who origi- terday" and dances with such sings "So You . Wanted to :Spanish dance~ Two workshops will .be conducted that day··-: nated the Broadway charac.., fluidity that you come to Meet the Wizard" it makes ~neat the Student Union ..and one at the Burnell School cne ter at the age of 16. Miss Mills believe he is made of straw. · you wish they hadn't wished • Burrill Ave. : is so believable as· Dorothy TheTinsmancarvesouthis .to see him. The highlight of : .: ,; · THE RAT .. : that the audience imme- role with his ability rather his performance was when :rhursdrty,Sept. 29: TGIX in the Rat 4-7, *piano bar with David: diately accepts· her perfor- than his ax and it's all thanks he flies away in the balloon : · Leo. • mance. She gestures, acts, to Howard PorteL When he screeching, "Dorothy, : . . RENAISSANCE FAIRE . . · : and dances with equal agility, sings "SUde Some Oil To Me" Dorothy, I just can't control :Sunday, October 2nd: Bus trip ~o *King Richard's Renais-: but then she knocks the and the tender ''What Would I itl" His acting wasn't con- tSance Faire in South Carver. The bus leaves from the StudenC crowd out with hervoice.She Do If I Could Feel" it seems trolled either. ~nion at 1Q:OOamand returnsfromthefaireat4:00. ThecostiS: can't be taller than ·5'2" but that he already has a heart. The show was directed by :Only $4.00. with a B.S.C. 1.0. Ye will enjoy thyself I A rollickinQ! her voice fills the Shubert · The most outstanding of Geoffrey Hold.er, ·(drink 7-Up : good tyme for thee and thy friends! : Theatre with such intensity Dorothy's companions had anyone?), who also designed · • AEROBl,CS : that you shiver in your seat. to be Gregg Baker as Lion. the costumes with startling .. :•Aerobics Course: Starts October 12 and will run for a weeks.: Her duet with .Gregg Baker in He established such a rap- results in both· areas. He ~lasses will be held twice a week in the Student Union Bal-' "Lion, Be a Lion", is so mov- port with Dorothy and the makes The Wiz as fabulous .. : lroom. Look for details this week! :

. ing that it stops the first actto 1 audience that you wish he as it is. : . . .. . GAMES TOURNAMENTS . : wrench at the. old heartst- would go on strutting around The Wlz will be playing in :Games Tournaments: Sign ups are happening. now at the: rings in the song ..Don't Cry · forever. His voice had to be Boston until Sunday, Oct. 2, • S.U. info. booth until October 1~ Entry fee Is $1.00 : . Girl". Miss Mills brings the one of the most resonant, and tickets cost· $32.00, : ...... : . theater to' tears in the finale· roaring, and beautiful. instru-: $27.00; and $'18~00 at t~e box :These eventsiare.sponsored: by1the Stu.dentiUrliQ€1,,P,rQgfi.~, ''Home""·and y()'U walk qi.It In .. :ments featured ln the sh.ow. 'offlce. . -i'H;;'/ : ·. Lt.;·•d'.' .$:•'.1 ii'. r:GGmml~tef!f i ', wlJ ;~;·~.. !I ;'.;i';;l,1;). fch.r:~ '::~Li!:if;

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i: having a show called "For Lovers Only", where the only type of music being played would be slow music, love ballads, sensual songs and songs to put you in the "mood". Dedications would be allowed. · But before this takes place we need your input. So please give us your vote by submitting this form to the WBIM studios on the third floor of the student union or the Comment offices between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 daily. The Student Union fountain is alive and well! After extensive renovation this past summer, the WBIM-91.5 fountain is now working in full glory. · Photo: Ed Donahue -•••••••H•IH!talaH•H••••11HaHal•a1:ua11a111a1111a1as11~11a1~•1taa'll•aU•lll•lt•lllalllalHlll••111a11111a1111a1aa•••••••t? *~********************************** . * * Homecoming Events * Free Legal Advice * Here is a list of the tentative events for Homecoming! *'weekend. · * ! Thursday, Oct. 20- The Senior Class will have a band in the* Atty. Donald IV1. Hadge was qences. priority) next to each area. It * ballroom from 8:00 - 12:00. . · ! hired by the S.G.A. to give, All students, clubs, and is also requested that stu- *Friday, Oct. 21- Sigma Chi has tentatively scheduled a bon-* free legal advice to.all B.S.C. organizations are encour­ dents indicate the time of day~ fire followed by a cheerleading rally. All age dance with a* students. He is ·currently aged to fill out this questio­ they would prefer, and length *band in the ballroon sponsor~d by the Program nl:l.ld M. Hadge's Ded- *sponsored by the S.G.A. The Alumni Association_ will be~ S.G.A. Atty. prior to execut- Court:"· · · ham Office is located at: ·*hosting Irish Night in Tillinghast Hall. All events are from* ing any contracts, agree- , Indicate importance/inter­ 850 Providence Highway ~ 8:00 - 12:00. · * ments, or other documents ~st by placing 1,2,3,4,5,6 Dedham, Mass. 02026 ·**********************************'?t which .'!lay have legal conse~ (with, 1 being the highest Tel: 326-2424

w------,-=~---:i------'d'ii!.'lhbif).WiWh ;+//74&300-'Mhd bhf&-¥.?'&d/d&/,&fhw#q,ww/#ffi'/W"&/!/llh'ff/..7/fi",f/.1'.#uf.fffi'.h I . · Student Quest1ona1re _ 1 I . i Commuter Alliance 1 Regarding To-plcs for Seminars Day/Time/Length I F . d 1 1 1 of Seminar 1 orme I Overview of Legal System 1 I I Wednesday September accessable to all commuters. I a. Explanation of Court ·~tructu re 1 21st marked the first meeting This unifiCation could also I b. Expla_nation of various areas of law 1 of BSC newest student hopfully lead. to increased 0 communication with the col­ I c. Comments on how the law is changing in I P~~a~~;t~~~~~~e O~t c;m; lege administration. I response to society's neeQ,s and demands I r u en The administration is pres­ al. question encl.answer period I Alliance is the brainchild of I d. Gener . I Peter Hartel!, the newly ently conducting, a traffic I I appointed avisor to off cam- flow study in addition to con­ sidering the BAT system and ..·---:------~------~-+------=·· thepus studentschairperson and Bill of Brassil, The an· expansion of the BSC I 11 Landlord-Tenant Law .I Friends of Bridgewater. shuttle system. I I The organization's pur­ The BAT system .would ;-1~~--:--'------~--~------t------_. pose as stated by Hartel! "is transfer students daily from I IU Criminal Law I to overcome the fragmenta- ·the K-Mart plaza bus stop in 1 I tion of BSC's 3000 commu- Brockton. The BAT sy~tem ..------~-----__:._---'---1-__;,,------__. ters and to represent the links with the Boston MBTA, unified needs of those and, if implemented, could I I students." provide stud~nts from as far I IV Real Estate Law I These aims were presented away as Quincy with an alter- @"----:---_;______;._-+.---_,;_------· to the dozen or so charter ·native to driving. This plan 11- I members who attended the may be in effect sometime in 1 V Consumer Protection I first meeting. The problems Janurary of 1984. I aired at the meeting fell into Students commuting from 1 ...-----""'---~~--:--:-...,.._~~,;__,,__ _ _;.____ .;..,...... -l-.:.._-.:_.. __ __.__:__.i two categories: parking within Bridgewater. could I 1 problems and ina_dequate benifit from a proposed plan 1 VI Other Areas of Law I disemination of information to expand the shuttle bus valuabl~. to commuting system presently on campus I I students. with new routes thoughout I Comments Co-founder Brassil point- the town. This plan may 1 . 1I ed out that while 80% of all begin in September of 1984. I I ~tudents are commuters, res- OCACSA is looking for 1 I 1dent students use 90%. of the support and new .ideas from I I colleges services, . partially BSC commuters. To find out I I because commuters simply more about OCACSA, con­ I I do. not know that the services tact Peter Hartel! in Boyden .1 I exist. , . . . Hall .or attend the next sche­ 1 I Brassil and Hartel! hope duled meeting Thursday the 29th, 11:00am in the. Student I ...... _...... · .. 0 _ •. v .. , , •. .. . . , , . I tha.t OCACSA can provide a ...... ~.,_-,.,-·~~~~~'~.-l'll*-,_.Jll!lll!flP-...... -. • ..;...... _.. __ _. central information\. location Sub Shop. . " vu:·. 1· Lr Thursday, September 29, 1983 The Comment 9

) Oasis Announcements Notes Senator Atkins to Speak at B.S.C. By Barbara Glauben Bridgewater State· College is hosting a Breakfast for Busi­ ness, Government, and Education Leaders on Tuesday morn­ ing, October 4, at 8:15 a.m. in the Student Union Ballroom. OASIS meetings held on Aged Students In School". Featured speaker will be Senator Chester Atkins, Chairman Tuesday and Wednesday in Okay, the older folks, are Senate Ways and Means Committee. the Rathskellar are being gathering strength once This special event is being held in observance of "National termed a huge success. Stu- more. We are now looking Higher Education Week," and you are most cordially invited to dents turned out in good forward to a large, well pub- attend. numbers to reinforce the the- licized general meeting for Please call the Community Services office at ext 1335 to ory that misery loves thepurposeofelectingoffic- confirm your reservation. · company. ers, and making plans. We'll S.A.M. We were so sorry that we let you know as soon as we Approximately 75 students P.A.R.T.Y. were unable to notify eve- know. were in attendance as the . There will be an important meeting Tuesday Oct 4 at 6 p.m. ryone by letter about the cof- Three protem officers are Society for the Advancement in the Green Room for all students interested in project fee hour, but due to that looking into the situation of Management (S.A.M.) held ,P.A.R.T.Y. A student run alcohol awareness group. new-fangled-computer- even as we speak. its first meeting of theseme~- Senior Class thing we were inable to So in the meantime, if you ter on Tuesday, Sept. 27. Th f' K obtain current mailing labels. have any questions, prob- After introducing Prof. e irst ick-off party sponsored by the senior class will be As a matter of fact, we still lems, or comments, please Frederick Heap, S.A.M.'s on Thursday, October 13 at Anthony's Crystal Ballroom in 't have them. · d . Brockton. Look for futher details soon.,. , .. don pop into the 0 UTREAOH a visor, and the members of We are therefore, sincerely office in the Grove Street the executive board, Pesi- Equestrian Club grateful to the Comment for Building (Main floor near the dent ScottYakola gave a brief Meetings are held on Tuesdays at 11 :00 in the S.U. Seminar getting out the word on the Woodward Hall end of the description. of S.A.M.'s his- room. All are welcome, the only requirement is that you like to office hours. building). Or stop in for no tory and its activities on cam- ride horses. Come join our team! Now for the news OASIS. reason and we'll talk. pus. Points of interest were Communication Disorders Club "Older than traditionally S.~ .. M.:s 73 ~ear heri!age, its ; The Communication Disorders Club will be sponsoring a """"" •• ,...... '• • • • "• •,,... • •"' • 4 •"" • • • • • ' • ~ffiliation with .the intern~- B.a,ke Sale Friday, September, 30th from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. The Friends of the Bridgewater Public Library are pleased to tionally recognized Ame:n- in front of the bookstore. can Management Assoc1a------announce their first sponsored program o f t he season, tion, and the benefits its History Club Meetings "Houseplants For The Cooler Temperatures." Jim Reedy, the M r h Id Greenhouse Director at Waterford Village, will apminister members wifl enjoy. ee mgs are e every Thursday at 11:00 in the Student Topics mentioned for Union, upstairs across from the SGA. All are welcome! helpful advice in Tuesday, ,October 11 for anyone with ailing houseplants, or those who foresee problems with their plants upcoming activites included FrBBhman Center as the temperature drops. Mr. Reedy is planning a shorttalk, a speakers from the business Freshman are encouraged to drop by and visit the Center time for questions, and most importantly, the opportunity to community, movies, and a which is )ocated on the first floor of the Maxwell Ubrar\/. check your houseplants that need "doctoring", with the possible October fundraiser. Whether you are looking for a place to meet other freshma~ advent of cooler temperatures upon us. More up~to-date information assistance with your choice of major, reassessment o(you; In addition to being a self-taught specialist on houseplants, concernmg S.A.M .. can be ~resent schedule or help with adjusting to colleg·e, you will Jim Reedy is the organist and choir director at the Holy Ascen- foun.d on the bull~ttn ~oa~d find someone ready and willing to help. The Center is open sion Orthodox Church in Bridgewater. He has been a resident outside Prof. Heaps office rn from 8:30 to 4:30 Monday through Friday and your advisor or since attending Bridgewater State College. the management ~epar~- another professional wm be on hand to help you or to help you The program, which is free and open to the public, will begin ment. The next meeting will find the right person to see on campus. at 7:30 p.m. in the library, and will last approximately 90 be held on Tue~day, O~tober If you are interested in workshops in Study SkiHs, Time minutes .. 11 at 11.:00 am in the Library Management. Career, Choice or Peer Discussion groups, you · Lectu.re Harr. Alf interested can drop by the Center to sign up. Additional information on MENU at Tiiiy and The Hiii students are welcome. these workshops will be sent to you short1 . September a.fJ IQ, October 5 1r------~-~----1 For Sale - 1973 v.w. Super "'----·------Y ... .Thurdsay I Beetle. Good condition, I .TOOLS (Continued from Assorted Juices Tomato Soup Tomato Soup I 9?0d gas mileage. $700. Call I . pa~e 1) ; ' Assorted Cold Cereals Cheese Pizza Manicotti I Jim, 697-2442. I Dr. Hoffman believes that 'Fresh F.rult Chinese Chow Mein Roast Pork Loin w/gravy 1...------' Scrambles Eggs Chile Con Carne Italian Mixed Vegetables . regretfully, over the years, Pancakes w/syrup Fried Rice Mashed Potatoes construction has destroyed Assorted Donuts Mixed Vegetab.les Corn COiiections Of artifacts that Toast/butter/jelly would have revealed earlier Friday . cultures in the area. How- Assorted Juices Clam Chowder Clam Chowder ever, he hopes that greater Assorted Cold Cereal Tu11a Melt Seafood Platter Fresh Fruit Open Face Hot Roast Beef Clams awareness Of the prehistory Cheese Omelet Sandwich w/gravy Shrimp of Southeastern Massach u- Waffles Mashed Potatoes Onion Rings setts Will prevent this from Assorted Donuts Broccoli Cheese Pizza happening in the futur~. Toast/butter/jelly Green Beans Carrots Rainbow Girls- Bridge­ water Assembly No. 75 of the booth? From the art Saturday . Brunch BOOTH (Contln~ed from department, Professors John Assorted Juices Beef Noodle Soup Beef Noodle Soup meets every first and third page 1) Assorted. Cold Cereal Fish Square on Bun Pork Cutlet w/ Gravy Tuesday of each month at. Heller and Lawrence Pollens, Fresh Fruit Hot Pastrami on a Bun Stuffed Shells 7:00 p.m. at the· Masonic would be great", Wilson said feeJ that work could. improve Eggs .to Order Waxed Beans Mashed Potatos Hall, .Central Square; hopefully, "if it could be open the bo.oth. Heller feels the French Toast Potato Gems Zuchini In tomatos booth. can' be functional· as Peas Bridgewater. seven days a week." How­ Assorted Donuts ...... ,,..,,..,...... - ...... ,.__...... ,.....,._...,,...... ;..,..,. ever, he stressed, the most well as aesthetic, if the brick Toast/butter/jelly work is done properly. ,~unday Brunch important time for the booth , ·Assorted Juioes Chicken Noodle Soup Chicken Noodle Soup to be open is weekends, start­ Pollens is not so optimistic. Assorted· Cold Cereal· Meatball Sub Cheese Ravioli Bridgewater ing in October. He said, "It's He doesn't see the booth as Fresh Fruit Hot Turkey (Open Faced) Chicken Cutlet w/ Family Day Care the time that many high being in a logical place. Eggs to Order Sandwich. wig ravy Supreme Sauce For now, only time will tell Waffles Whipped Potato Parsley Boiled Potato We're always available, we're shcool students come to visit Assorted Donuts Mixed Vegetables Corn reasonable, and we provide the campus." if anything wi II become of the Toast/butter/jelly Green Beans fantastic child care. What do other people think great red booth. Monday .Call 697 ·2l68 Assorted Juices Tomato Soup Tomato Soup Assorted Cold Cerea.1 Grilled Ham & Cheese Roast Turkey Grapefruit Half Sandwich w/Gravy & Dressing may be in effect sometime in Cheese Omelet Sloppy Joe Baked Ham w/Frult Glaze COMMUTERS (Continued Janurary of 1984. Waffles French Fries Batter Dipped Fish from page 1} · Students commuting from Assorted Donuts Carrots & Peas Mashed Potato within Bridgewater could Toast/butter/jelly Spinach lege administration. Squash The administration is pres­ ben ifit from a proposed plan Tuesday ently conducting a traffic to expand the shuttle bus Assorted Juices Beef Vegetable Soup Beef Vegetable Soup flow study in addition to con­ system presently on campus Assorted Juices Hot Pastromi on a Bun Roast Leg of. Lamb sidering the BAT system and with new routes thoughout Fresh Fruit Chicken .a la King Spaghetti w/Meatballs the town. This plan on a Tart Shell O'Brien Potatoes an expansion of the BSC may. Scrambled Eggs begin in September of 1984. Pancakes Potato Puffs Broccoli .r--;;-0~~1 shuttle system. Green Bean~ Corn OCACSA is looking for Bacon Guitar, Violin & Mandolin ·•· The BAT system would Assorted Domi. Garlic Brea~ 1 transfer students daily. from support and new ideas from Toast/butter/jelly by former. concert.mast·e· r of the K-Mart plaza bus stop in BSC commuters. To find out Wednesday· Indianapolis Smyphony more about OCACSA, con­ Corn Chowder Corn Chowder - l Brockton. The BAT system Assorted Juices $6 per hour . •· tact Peter Hartell in Boyden Assorted Cold Cereal BLT Sandwich Steak w/Sauteed Onions ,l . * links wit.h the Boston MBTA, Hall or attend the next sche~ Fresb Fruit Sheppard's Pie w/Gravy and Mushrooms i Call E. Bernard 697 -9138 and, if implemented, could Cheese Omelet. Peas w/Mushrooms Turkey Cutlet .._. _,,J as far duled meeting Thursday the rn; od • ro<.-d hom 912!/83 ..,. . provide. students froni Baked Potato i\ ______French Toast _ away as Quincy with an ~lter­ 29th .• 11:00arriin the.Student~ · Assorted Donuts Carrots· Sub Shop>. .,: .. , · :., r · • ··•.. ~ Toast/butter/jelly •Zuchini· ·. hative to' driVing: This· 'plan 10 The Comment ·Thursday, September 29, 1983 Sports Women's Fall Seasons-Underway

Fleld Hockey Rolls Tough V-Ball Losses

By Deb Santheson By Gregory Mathis On Tuesday, the Bridge­ The Bridgewater State Col­ water State College women's lege women's field hockey volleyball team was defeated team continued its winning twice in a tri-match with the ways this week, defeating a University of Hartford and Division I team, tying Mt. Holyoke College. another, and rolling over two­ A discretionary call ended Division 111 teams. the night for the Bears in the Bridgewater was impres­ final match against Mt. sive in a 3-0 win over Div. I Holyoke College. With Holy Cross. The shutout was Bridgewater trailing 14-13 in the fourth consecutive one the second game.of a best of for the team, upping their three, the referee incorrectly season mark to 4-1-2. signaled a carry violation. Marcia Good scored the Immediately after, she first goal late in the first half claimed that spiker/setter on an assist by Laurie Nel­ Donna Procopio had hit the son. Bridgewater wasted no net. Changing her mind time in the second half, again, the referee called the extending their lead as net violation on spiker Diane Denise Davis scored her first Cerne, who was playing goal of the afternoon at the backcourt at the time of the three minute mark. Davis call. According to Bridge­ added a second insurance water Head Coach Kimberly goal at the twelve minute Motley-Phillips, the referee's mark on_ an assist from Dot final decision was that one of Soufy. Lynn Bennett _con­ the Bridgewater women had tinued to do a steady job in Co-caotain Ruth DeBesse controls ball in Bridgewater 2-0 win of So.· Maine. hit the net but she was not the nets, as she has done all sure just who it was. year long. Photo: Ed SantHll "The call came at a critical On September 25, the Lady time,''. said Phillips, "we were Bears held tough in a score­ coming bac:< in the match. It less tie with the __ University of was an unfortunate call, Maine at Orono, another Div. especially at home." 1 team. - · · · Bear's Business After coming back from a Earlier in the week, BSC By Mike Storey end zone, an errant --Mark going the way it has so far, 5-0 defecit to a 6-5 lead in the defeated the University of Everyone must be back Ambrose pass was inter- Mary Lou Thimas and her first game of the series with South Maine-by a score of 2- into their daily routines by ,cepted by a Rams defender squad could be making Mt. Holyoke, Bridgewater 0. So. Maine came into the now. Wa~lng up for those and returned deep into Bear another trip to the NCAA's lost by a score of 15-10.. game- unqefeated, wi.th a 8:00 classesarid eating at territory. The Rams scored this year. Bridgewater started off the record of 2-0-1. The game Tilly three times a day starts on that series to make it (16- The women's volleyball evening playing the Univer­ was scoreless in the first half to get harder and harder as 3). a lead the Bears would team, currently (1-3), lost a sity of Hartford. After drop­ and remained that way until the semester rolls on. never overcome. couple of heartbreakers in ping the first game to 20:QO of. the second half. Alf _the Fall sports_are now Overall, the Bears gave up their home opener this past Hartford,15-11, the Bears Soufy then scored to break well into -fheif seaso-ns also over 450 total _yards to the - Tuesday against Division 11 U bounced back to win the the tie, and five minutes later with those o·pening day jitters Rams on defense and had of Hartford (11-15, 15-5, 15- second, 15-5. Cara LaConti added an insurance goal to well behind them. This past seven turnovers (4 fumbles, 3 17) and Mt. Holyoke (10:-15, served the first six points for ice the victory. week's results were a combi- interceptions) on offense. 13-15). Over the weekend the Bridgewater. Hartford closed In a laugher on September nation of both g0od and bad, Both these statistics must be _ladies trounced Westfield the gap with 5 unanswered 22. Bridgewater crushed Fra- with the women excelling reduced drastically if the State (3-0). points o.f their own before mingham State, 8-0. Bridge- and the men takin'g it on the Bears are going to come out Coach Kimberly Phillips Bridgewater surged ahead water led at halftime by a chin. ,. - on top of this weekend has really lit a fire under this on the serving of Christine score of 3-0 on goals by This past Saturday's foot- against a tough Maine Mari­ team as they seem to be at Thomson and Debbie Tho­ Good, Ann Davis, and Good ball game against the Fra- time squad. Tiie Mariners are mid-season form even mas. In the third game, the again. They continued the mingham State Rams was by currently {0-2), but are a vete­ though it's still early in the tie-breaker, Bridgewater fell onslaught in the second half no means pleasant as"~the ran ball club who always year. The ladies will be at the behind 6-0 before getting the addin·g five more goals Bears dropped a (16-3) deci- comes ready to play on Bryant Tournament this Sat­ serve. They fought their way. including two by Soufy, one sion to a team they should Saturday. urday.- If they play with the back tying· the score at 15-15. each by Laurie O'Connell, have beaten. This weekend's game is same desi.re they showed on Hartford was penalized for D.Davis, and R.Debesse. The first half had the Bears ·also Parent's Day at BSC. Tuesday, good things will ii legally having a player on Head Coach Mary Lou Thi- constantly in bad field posi- Hopefully, playing in front of happen for this team by the the court, but Bridgewater mas is very pleased with her tion. Three times they had to their parents combined with end of the season. couldn't convert. The Bears team's performance lately. start inside their own ten yard a better effort than last week, Our men's soccer team then lost the serve and the 1'We're playing well right line. Whenever the offense will bring the Bears win #2. continues to come up short game by a score of 17-15. now, not only against teams seemed to_ get going, either a Now the good news. The­ as they lost·to Roger Williams The two losses were not a in our own division, but fumble or interception would women's field hockey team is (2-0) and a strong Worcester majpr disappointment as teams in Division I and II." kill the drive. playing super again this sea­ State squad (3~2). The team Coach Phillips pointed out. Thimas continued, "I would The Bears defense gave up son. They are currently (4-1- is now (1-4) on the year. Next "We played well," noted the go as far as to say that if we yardage in large chunks, but · 2) after seven games. After game is today against always coach' uconsidering we had continue to play the way we kept the Rams out of the end troµncing Framingham State tough S.M.U. no real pre-season. I have have been, we'll get into the zone until late in the second (8-0), they defeated the Uni­ The men's tennis team, seen a great dea_I of improve­ tournament (at the end of the quarter. when. they scored a versity ()f s. Maine (2-0), and now coed, seems to be get­ ment in a short period of time. season)." ' touchdown a.nd field goal to tied ·Division i U of Maine/0- ting things on track. After If we continue to work with Bridgewater's only loss of · take a (9-0) lead at halftime. ror:io· (0-0). They then shut getting blown out by Salem each other, the winning will the season came against The second half was a little. out Holy Cross (3-0) on Tues· State (9-0) in their opener, come with experience." ·Salem.State in the first game, more evenly played with both day .. The attack line of Dot the team lost a tight one to The Bridgewater team will 1-0. Salem scored the win- teams turning the ball over in Soufy, Denise Davis, and Framingham State (5-4). be on the road Saturday, ning goal with less than a key situations. The Bears Marcia Good have shared the Coming away with victories October 1 for a tournament at minute to go. finally got on the board via a scoring honors throughout were newcomers Mary Bryant College. Starting time The women have a tough Mark Boudrot fiefd goal (27- the season. Goaltender, Doucette and Sue Dalrymple. is 9:00 a.m. They will then away game coming up on yarder) at the start of the Lynne Bennett, has been Coach Doug Chapman is play- two home matches on October 4 in Connecticut fourth quarter and seemed to superb as she has allowed very pleased with his team's Monday, October _3, - and against Southern Conn. have momentum going for only two goals ali year. 0 new situation'' as he thinks Wednesday, October 5 State, a Div. fl team. them. Unfortunately, on a Next game for the ladies is it's beneficial. to the whole against Worcester and Fitch­ drive on which the Bears against Southern Connecti­ team's attitude towards their burg, respectively. Both seemed to be destined for the cut away. If the season keeps play. Next match for the team matches will start at 7:00 p.m .. in the Kelly Gymnasium. Continued on page 11 Thursday, September 29, 1983 . The Comment 11 Sports Bear's Business continued. Flag Football Schedule

is this Sunday against West­ As of Tuesday night field State. The men's and (Sept.27) the Kelly Pool has Men Women women's cross country been cl©sed down because of squads continue to do well a breakdown in the filtration t .. A .. Team 1 Maniacs after this past weekend's system. Hopefully, this prob­ 2 The Force 2 Mad Dogs Returns S.M.U. Invitational. Yester­ lem will be rectified within the 3 The Piranhas 3 Piranhas day, both the men and next few days as PE classes, 4 Smegma 4 Hiii Team women competed on their Aquabrytes, Waterpolo, and 5 Iron ·Force Hogs 5 No Names home course for the first time recreational swimming had 6 Token against Roger Williams and to be cancelled. 7 BAMFS Smith, respectively. This B.A.l.R.S. Date p.m. p.m. Date 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. weekend coach John Laverty The B.A.l.R.S. club had 4:00 5:00 9-27 7-1,2-3 4 .. 5 9-28 1-2 3.. 4 and his troops travel to their first meeting this past 9-29 7-2, 1-3 6-5 10-3 5-1 2.. 3 Rhode Island College for a Tuesday.· Another meeting 10-4 7-3;6-2 4-1 10-5 4.. 5 1-3 race on Saturday. will be held again on Tues­ day, Oct. 4th at 11 :00 a.m. in 10-6 1-2,3-5 6-4 10-12 2-4 3-5 lntramurals 10-11 7-6, 1-5 4-2 10-17 1-4 2-5 Fall intramural sports the gym. For those of you All 10-13 7-5, 1-6 4-3 10-19 1-2 3-4 . have now begun. Nights in who missed last week's meet­ 10-18 5-2,3·6 4 .. 7 10-24 5-1 2-3 the gym are now filled with ing and are stil I interested in 10-20 7-1,2-3 6-5 10-26 4-5 volleyballs flying through the. joining me see (Mike Storey) air. Days are filled with in Room 114 in the gym or bodies flying through the air just come to the meeting. Playoffs Start Oct.25 10-31 1-4 2-3 on the flag football fields. It's Things will start to be moving Top 4 Teams 11'-2 FINALS still too early to tell who is aftenhat so don't miss out on R going to be the teams to beat the fun. in any .of the leagues. The fall weather has now Aerobics has taken off come upon us and so has lOCICJOO~O:O:~: =>::OOC:IO'!>OCICoCllO=="°~.,..o::r..-oc;-~~~ dramatically. Over one those sniffling colds which hundred students participate everyone seems to catch, on a regular basis for the including myself. So if you Monday and Wednesday plan on going to the game night workouts. The noon this weekend bundle up. time session is beginning to Health Services only has so build up a following also. much Coricidin D to go Kelly Gym around.

Elegant Violence At BSC

By Peter MacDonald The· Bridgewater Rugby Bridgewat'er's first four :)tub had its first home game points in the opening min- :rn Saturday the 24th, and utes of the first half. _ jefeated the Plymouth State · The West Roxbury Rugby qugby club to make their Football Club was there also ·ecord an even 1-1. ·The 'and they played against Ply- ruggers dominated the game mouth State and the Bridge- Soph. Shaun McRae heads for trouble in 2-b loss to Roger Williams. ~ompletely, holding Ply- water 'B' squad. The 'B's' who mouth State to just one try, led by a huge margin in the resulting in a score of 16-4. first half were beaten, ironi- Booters Lose FourStraight Credit for half of Bridgewat- cally,by one of Bridgewater's er's points goes to Sid Desan- p la ye rs. .Jeff ''Sp rout" Th~ B ridg water State Archer, with the assist going ·tis who scored two back to Mccorrison, fee II ng he College men's soccer team to John McGuinnes. ·They back trys in the second half of hadn't gotten enough excer- dropped their fourth straight then took the lead on a goal · the game. . cise· in the 'A' game, slipped game on Tuesday against by Bob Moff on an assist from Jim Greco, who ju~t . into a West Roxbury uniform Worcester. The men, now 1-4 Archer. recently changed his posi- and scored two trys which on the season, lost 3-2 after Worcester tied the score ffon from tight head prop to won the game for W.R. taking a 2-1 lead in the five minutes later and won wing forward, had a fine This weekend the ruggers second half. the game on a goal late in the showing wben he· took a will travel west for a tourna- Worcester (2-3); took a 1-0 second half. throw in from hooker Vince ment in the Berkshires. lead in the first half. Bridge- Bridgewater goaltender Abbene, and forged his way water tied the score in the Brad Mastrangelo made 14 saves in the losing effort. ::so~v:se:::r:::t::h=ea::t::ry:s::l:::in:s:e:::, ~scc=ocr::::sin:::sg:.us:s=~r::s:::s~::::::::::=:::::::;:i~:::::::a:s::s::~a:l~:::'S:::s:::S:.SS:sse~c;ond on a\ goal by Scott

BSC Sports Schedule Week of Thursday Septem_ber 29,1983

Thur. Sept.29 HOME Soccer BSC.vs.SMU 3:30 p.m. Sat. Oot.1 HOME Football BSC vs. Maine Maritime 1:00 p.m. Away Volleyball . Bryant Tournament 9:00 a.m . Away Soccer BSC vs. Hellenic 1:00 p.m. Away X-Country R.I. Coll.lnvltallonal Sun. Oct.2 Away Tennis BSC vs. Westfield 1:00 p.m. ,..._._. Mon. Oct.3 HOME Volleyball BSC vs. Worcester . 7:00 p.m. Away Soccer BSC vs. Eastern Nazarene 3:30 p.m. Tues. Oct.4 Away Fleld Hockey BSC vs. So.Conn.State 4:00pm Away Tennis BSC vs. Worcester 2:30 p.m. Wed. Oct.5 HOME Volleyball BSC vs. Fitchburg 7:00 p.m. HOME Soccer BSC vs. Salem 3:30 p.m. From .Left to Right: John's car, Paul's car., Janes's car, Stan's car, My car (I wish), Tom's car, Mary's car, Ed'scar, Donna's car, Photo: Nancy DuPont Jeanme's car, Kevin's car, Chris's car, Gregg's car~ Debbie's car, Robert's car, Bobbie's car, Margaret's car, Rich's car, Bill's car, Nobody's car, Nancy's car, Bob's car, Joanne's car, Rosie's car, Tina's car, Mike's car, Dave's car, Jeff's truck!, Stuart's little red red pickup· truck, Sam's machine, UDO (Unidentified Driving Object), Barbara's car, Batmobile, J. B.'s Aston Martin, Glenn's car, Chuck's van, Danny's car, Anne's car, Tim's car, Liz's truck, Hal's pickup, Sue's wreck, James's car,-Barry's car, and so on... and so on ... and so on ... and so on ...

As they say, "a picture is worth a thousand words" this picture is worth a thousand cars!

All stude'nts, clubs. and organizations are invi~ed to choose a nominee for both Homecoming King & Queen. The top nominees will then be on the ballot to be elected 'by student votes. The qualifications are as follows: Must be a Senior student, actively involved in Campus Clubs, Organizations or Activities. Remember these people are representatives of the student body. Please include a profile of the students you have nominated . and a phone number and address where they can b~.reached. Please submit all nominations to the (!lass of 1984 mailbox in"the S. U. information booth. The deadline for nominations is October 4th, 1983. Voting will be held October 18 & 19. Crowning of the King and Queen will be at the Homecoming Kick-off Dance held Thursday Oct. 20th in the Student Union

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