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In September of this year, rooms themselves. The rooms are side. If you don't have money, you the Providence campus welcomed furnished very lightly, with pasic­ don't eat. Some students have con­ some thirty new students from ally old and worn furniture. The flicting class hours with food out of state. They are all happy rug~ smell, the windows are rarely hours, because the system is to be a part of Roger Williams cleaned, and neither are the based on only Johnson and Wales College, and to be able to watch blinds. Some rooms are lined with students and not Roger Williams it grow, but they feel that the plywood and others with a rugged students, who pay the same price. Providence Campus will stay stag­ plaster finish. The walls are all If you do have a conflicting class nant as long as the resident stu­ painted the same color, which is no one is allowed to get the food dents are subjected to the poor white. The only variety in the for you. The food is not what you facilities at the Johnson and rooms is the size. The pipes that would call normal dormitory food. Wales Dormitory.· run across the top of the room Besides the fact that the food is In this article, I will attempt also add to its awkward appear­ not up to par, we have had inci­ to state as many of the complaints ance. dents where something was found as possible, so that when the arti­ The next topic is food. Very few in the food. One Roger Williams cle is finished, you, the students students from Roger Williams student found a piece of glass in and faculty of Roger Williams College eat in the cafeteria all of his food which caused a cut on College, will take a position on the time. They have to spend ex­ his tongue. Another found a piece the matter. To start, take the tra money to buy food on the out- DORM Page 4

ui - W ithout the press . . . what is speech; without speech •.• w hat is freedom; without freedom • . . what is life1 VOL. IX, No. 6 ROGER WILLIAMS COLLEGE November 18, 1969 Faculty Unrest In Providence Over Working Conditions

It has become clear that there greetings of the vast majority re- Another vitally important and also realizes that he has a prob­ whole. As a differentiation of is measurable faculty disquietude semble the fanny-patting ESPRIT recognizable dynamic is that the lem with his image, "Sometimes I parts and a specialization of func­ primarily and possibly solely at de CORPS of a championship foot- Providence people feel that they may come across as if I'm the tion. The organism as an entirety the Providence Campus. Exploita­ ball team. They certainly appear are being manipulated by the ad- Pope," however he maintains that is nourished by the community." tion seems to be t he key element to be "together". ' ministration. this is not a conscious effort on We, as students, are seriously af­ in describing their feelings. "We are organized now bet- "They try to hire you for as his part. As to the matter of co­ fected, at Bristol as well as Provi­ There are two issues which ac­ ter than we ever thought we little as possible." opting people, he insisted "I will dence. If an instructor has an un­ tually involve the entire facutly could be before", said one instruc- "We have submitted proposals not buy anyone off." In fact, the fair working condition it will af­ at R.W.C.; tenure and pay sched­ tor in a most assertive fashion. in the past that have been ~om- dean emphatically encourages fac­ fect his total performance, and if ules. Proposals are in the process With regard to factly load, pletely disregarded!" ulty organization because he feels "equivalent means" are not being of being presented on these issues. there was a request submitted to "Without pay schedules, anyone that responsible and sound pro­ employed at Bristol, students are But it is the extremely sensitive Dean Zannini to clarify his posi- who makes noise can be co-opted, posals emanate from this kind of being cheated. tion regarding it. Here is an ex- and this · has happened in the and in this case very arbitrary group process. Which Roa.cl to Take? matter of faculty load that is the cerpt from his official reply dated past." This statement of the dean's In 1967, Dr. Bertram H. Davis prime source of friction. October 20, 1969: "Yeah, sure they offer you a should sum up his feelings: "I'm then General Secretary of the The Providence people are using "I do not plan to initiate thousand or fifteen hundred more a lot less directive than they think changes in this area because it and when you think of your fam­ I am." American Association of Univer­ a 3-credit per course system; sity Professors (A.A.U.P.) made whereas at Bristol, a four-credit is my understanding that the ily; you'd shut-up too." Although the dean's willingness loads are equivalent, although the P-robably the most enlightening to cooperate with his faculty in this statement regarding the im­ per course system is employed. plementing of tenure policies. This means 'that the Providence Bristol Campus has adopted statement on this whole issue of attempting to solve problems, four-course plan for students, in- manipulation is, "We want tenure, which are more recognizable "In place of the adversary re.: facutly has 5 courses or 15 credit lationship which has been formal­ hours for a faculty load and Bris­ stead of the normal five-course not to protect poor teachers, but to faculty members than him, program in effect in Providence.I to guarantee us freedom of ex­ simply because he is no longer a ized in industry, a cooperative re­ tol has 4 courses for 16 credit lationship built upon the principle hours. The problem is, and just It is also my understanding that pression !" If this is the gut-feel­ faculty member himself, is quite each course is weighed as being ing of the facutly, regardless of apparent; it appears as though of shared authority appears to about everyone in the college com­ us to be the proper basis for or­ munity is aware of it, that actual worth the equivalent of four sem- proof, it certainly insists that the his approach to mitigating t)'lis ester hours of credit. The normal situation is in dire need of repair. present. problem does not include ganizing faculty-administration re­ classroom contact hours at Bristol lationships in higher education." equal only 12 whereas in Provi­ teaching load for each instructor A"dministration's Position lessening the faculty load at at the Bristol Campus is four· After a lengthy and substantial Providence. One of the people in Providence dence it equals 15. The Bristol had this to say about the imple­ faculty have been instructed to courses and it nets to be a six- conversation with Dean Zannini, Students Affected teen semester hour credit load." this reporter came away with a The faculty at Providence are mentation of a tenure policy here make up the other four hours by at Roger Williams College. "equivalent means". It is evident, The memorandum did go on to good many insights about his feel­ now being asked to advise stu­ "We (faculty) will decide the however that the situation is say that if a legitimate discrep- ings on this problem. Although he dents, as is the situation in Bris­ tenure policy for this school. No clearly questionable. ancy did exist that he would ar- did say that he wasn't fully aware tol. They are reacting negatively range a meeting with the Presi- of the situation, which is presum­ to this because they feel that their policy will be forced on us by the THE FACULTY MOOD dent and the Dean of B.C. to dis- ed to mean that he hasn't been work-load is already too great. Administration." Again, this is the One cannot help but fe.el that cuss the situatio"n. officially informed. This service can only help stu­ feeling of the faculty toward the these people are fed up with the This is what some Providence The dean feels that ·he isn't dents and it would be extremely Administration and it certainly present situation, and that this faculty members had to say about paternalistic and that if faculty unfortunate if the faculty decided reflects a situation of urgency. disgust has jolted them into ac- faculty load. proposals are presented, especial­ not to provide it or to give it only The A.A.U.P. is the only organiz­ tion. Their spirit is more than "Equitable and fair? It certain- ly concerning tenure, they will be a partial effort. This quote by Dr. ation on camgus now for faculty recognizable; it is contagious and ly isn't". acted upon. He tries to be sensi­ Willard Walker from his book, members and they will not value, truly exhilarating. Of course there "Faculty Load greater at Eris- tive to people's needs, and in his The Sociology of Teaching, seems in any shape or form, "collective are those whose enthusiasm is tol? What a big line of Bullshit words, is not " .. . designing a sit­ appropriate here when considering bargaining." However the present tempered, who seem somehow that is." uation to deliberately ·exploit peo­ the total impact of this situation crisis here at Roger Williams placid amongst an inspired group "That's right!" said another pie." The job of a college dean is on the students. " ... As a social might require that most "unpro­ of people whose unity, cohesion, decibly announcing his agreement. involved and complex, and he is organism the school shows an or­ fessional" but certainly effective interdependence and commitment "Contact hours are the only apologetic about not having gasmic interdependence of its means of implementing changes. is so strong that it appears palp- justifiable criteria for determining enough time to deal with faculty parts; it is not possible to affect John Marzilli able. Their inuendos, and mutual faculty load." members on a personal basis. He a part of it without affecting the Consulting Editor Page Two THE QUILL

scholarships or grants to allevi­ EDITORIALS Letters to the Editor ate their college costs. The eco­ nomically underprivileged are the Where is "Spirit'', "Led Zeppelin", the Jefferson Letter to the Editor Where did Mr. Marzilli receive ones who lose. In order to help I am writing this to thank the his information? It is quite ap­ remove these conditions from Airplane, Joe Crocker, Jethro Tull, or the other rock Afro-American Club of Roger parent that the housing will not campuses we should join together swingers and groups that were scheduled to apptar in Williams College for a most en­ be complete any time near the in support of the various respon­ Providence? Where is our music? We all know where it joyable evening last Monday night date stated - Nov. 15. Upon sible demands made by these ac- appears to be, that is, locked up in the Licensing Bureau (November 10). questioning various workmen at tive students. For those of you who missed the construction site, they were Joe DeAngelis of the Providence City Hall. "A Night of Soul", all I can say were skeptical with regard to the Is this recent ban on "Rock" music part of Mr. De­ is "you missed one hell of a good completion date given in the ar­ Simone's plan for the next election or possibly the gover­ time.' The band was great and ticle. Due to Mr. Marzilli's insuf­ norship? Is this " hold the youth" campaign oaTt of his the people were fantastic, going ficient information he has caused C:ommentary stand for "law and order", or is it a plan to please the out of their way to make you feel extreme anxiety on the part at ease. Come about 10 o'clock I of the temporary housing stu­ "silent majority", THEFT felt like I had known these peo­ dents. It was a total 'down' to A situation has arisen of which Regardless of his reasoning, is this fair-? The "John­ ple all my life, and any kind of learn the truth as to the actual I feel the College community ny Cash Show" received a license to perform on Saturday fears I had when I walked in date of our entrance. In the fu­ should become aware. During the were gone. ture we hope Mr. Marzilli will ob­ night, and the R. I. Philharmonic was allowed to perform past week, I have been approach­ However, I do have three com­ tain needed information to verify last week. Whcre does one draw the line? Music is music, ed by two students· who told me plaints. 1) Next time you have his articles. Are we temporary that their cars were broken into. whether it be haTd rock or one enchanting piece from a dance please turn on the heat. housing students or permanent In each case, a tape player was Brahms. Man was it cold for a couple of temporary housing students? taken, as well as a substantial Should we let one man's political ambitions hold hours. 2) Let's not run out of re­ D.B., K.K. and number of tapes. Both cars, in­ freshments again. 3) This com­ Warren company. back our "music"? No!! There must either be a lifting oE cidentally were locked. plaint is aimed at the students of (Editor's note) the ban or no.music at all. In order to curtail such theft Roger Williams College. Aside The Nov. 15 opening date was and the losses resulting from Robert Leaver from the members of the Afro­ related to me by Vice-President them, I would like to suggest the Bristol Editor American Club, I'm willing to Hallenbeck. This was the most ac­ following: bet there . weren't more than curate information that he had 1) Do not keep valuables in six of my white brothers there. received from the contractor at your automobile if ,at all possible. We the people as prnducts of our society have come For a college with some two that time. The Vice-President has 2) Lock valuables in the trunk thousand students (Bristol and said that he shares your disap­ to question the existing educational sy:aem. We find that of you car; Providence). I'm sure more than pointment as to this date not be­ the answers are not in textbooks but in man himself re­ 3) If you have expensive option­ lating to others. As Roger Williams conducts a "lively six people could hav-e made it. ing met. This was really a let down. How I, also, am very apologetic about al equipment (e.g., tape recorders, experiment in education" it must bear the Force of soc­ can we ever hope to break down the trouble this has caused you. stereo systems, etc.) protect your­ iety by remaining loyal to its open door policy. these stupid racial barriers until John Marzilli s-elf with fire and theft insurance Education should not be concerned with grades and we get to know each other, and coverage. what better way is there to meet 4) As you walk through the standards, not even pass/ fail, but with Freedom to create. parking lots, keep your eyes open. We should not look at it as a means of being " in or' out" and get to know people than at a dance. Turmoil In Our Report any suspicious activities but in trying to create something new. Frank Precaccini to the Office of the Dean of Stu­ Man must tear down the existing educational system dents. We will immediately inves­ Nations Colleges tigate the incident and/ or call the not reform it. And new life style. Does one go to college Letter to the Editor There has been much discussion police. to get a job or learn about life? We must extend our­ In various colleges across the Dr. Leonard S. Goldberg in recent publications concerning nation there have been a rash selves beyond the machine, like poor Hal in "2001 A student apathy but I would like Dean of Students Space Odyssey." of student disorders which have Bristol Campus to call it desrespect for fellow shaken the very structures of The demands must be met with human beings not students. In our newly-opened li­ these colleges. A lot of people mass-produced machines incapable of reacting to the new brary there has been a gathering have condemned these disorders The above article by Dean of "students" who have been mis­ and constant forces of life. as just irresponsible and imma­ Goldberg, speaks to one aspect of educated in the purpose of a li­ ture actions of a small percen­ a crucially dangerous problem in­ Is not education life in itself the daily process of joy brary. These students are both tage of students. But these small trinsic to society in general as and happiness living from birth to death. distracting and disturbing those people . fail to look into the vari­ well as college campuses; Hones­ of us who wish to use the library The task of educators is to allow the student to be ous campus problems that have ty or rather the lack thereof. It as a place of quiet study and re­ brought about these disorders, be­ is not my intent, however, to de­ fully alive to feel that everything is possible. ference which after all is the de­ cause behind most of them, there liver. a soul-stirring lecture on Man must experiment, Hartford Parks, or Lane signed purpose of a library. It is have been dismissed by the ad­ the qualitative value of being Community College where their objective is "you teach very displeasing to think that peo­ ministrations of many colleges as "true to ourselves and to one an­ ple of college caliber are incon­ peopl~ by making it possible for them to teach them­ not important or not valid. Among other." More importantly, I wish siderate enough to utilize this the major reasons for campus dis­ to plead with the entire intellec­ selves." We may not accomplish this immediately but we new and adequate facility as a orders are: tual community of Roger Wil­ have an obligation to try. student lounge. There has _been liams College to make as sincere Robert Leaver much talk concerning our repu­ 1. University expansion into an attempt to crystallize their pl'edominantly poor neighbor­ tation as a college; it seems to feelings on this concept, individ­ me that if we are this concerned hoods. This has created ·a severe ually first and then collectively An Evaluation of Self-Ingrained Conformil)I we ought to take note of the noise housing shortage in these partic­ if necessary. in our library and the ·effect it ular neighborhoods. A major con­ Much controversy has- been raging among some ad­ has on visiting staff, students, and frontation developed from · this There are many manifestations ministrative and faculty members in regard to articles friends. policy between the students and of dishonesty. Some such as: being published by The Quill. It would seem to me that this the administration at Columbia stealing private property or cheat­ However, environment is a product of evolutionary type of behavior ought to be ex­ Upiversity. ing on exams or plagiarizing from books or articles are observable processes. In due course, we may say that, given time, tinguished before it becomes too 2. Lack of communication be­ deeply imbedded as being the cor­ and can be dealt with when de­ man himself will undergo many physical and mental tween the administration and the tected. But it is considerably more rect thing to do in the minds of students. In many of our bigger changes to adapt to his ever-progressing world. the noisy minority. Upon bringing difficult to detect when one per­ colleges and universities the ex­ son steals the ideas of another For the two years I have spent at Roger Williams, my this problem to the attention of tremely large class sizes limits the librarians, the response was, and offers them as his own. The attitude about the newspaper has been a passive one. But, the contact between the instruc­ victim knows, however, all too "It will have to be brought up at tor and the students. Also, some to draw an analogy, Spiro Agnew was once only a Gover­ our next staff meeting". Well, well, and he is affected viscerally. nor of Maryland. This is not to say that change is always instrutcors are working for ad­ He boils with disgust and learns that's nice, but when is the next vanced degrees while they are beneficial or good, but it is necessary. IE you are about staff meeting and what do we do quickly to be distrustful and sus­ teaching classes. This created a picious. The most sickening and to climb a mountain, you climb it ..... you don't sit and while we're waiting? situation where the students' only I do not wish to deprive these disheartening part about this type think how nice it would be. chance to communicate with the of stealing is that it has come to few students of a place to relate instructor occurs during class Man is a thinking animal. Thinking involves a crea­ their newest jokes or latest sex­ be an integral part of our society, time. Besides this lack of com­ or at least that supercilious as­ tive process. And to create something new, you must des­ capades, but I do hope that they munication, the extra burden of could relocate themselves and pect of it that drives us to "get troy something old. This old institution may still func­ working for an advanced degree ahead at all costs." tion, say as a slum can house and protect its occupants, stop using it in such abortive mea­ gives the instructor less chance sures. The Library is for studying When private goods are stolen, but not as well as a clean new development can ..._ to properly prepare his not'es for not for socializing. class. there are usually economic rea­ In short, if The Quilf is to be chained down as a· W. J. Irvini 3. Racist admission policies in sons which can be understood, passive, inert body, then it can never grow into manhood admitting students to various but in no way can acts . of this provide its readers with a sometimes violent, sometimes Letter to the Editor colleges. Because of the current nature be condoned. And as to In rebuttal to John Marzilli's spiraling college costs, the ma­ the willful use of anothel''s ideas humorous, but always powerful, poignant, and truthful for one's own advancement, that service. article in the Oct. 31 issue of the jority of students entering col­ Quill concerning "The Unfinished lege are either people who can is a vile and destructive malig­ Gary Aldrich Buildings" at the Bristol Campus. well afford it or the extremely nancy that must be exorcised? Cultural Co-editor We would ask one question; bright students who have earned John Marzilli THE QUILL Page Three

JACK MAHONEY: Point of Order Dorm Important M1essage Listen, students. Somebody As a result of a visit I made really cares about you. There is WAYS AND MEANS with Mr. Hallenback and Mr. a fantastic group of people at In this age of idealistic thought fication of poverty will then, out stroyed because he had used his Harris, I learned that the dormi­ Roger Williams who are inter­ and the Great Society, in thfa age of pure Domino Theory, cut the most unstable weapon, revolution. tory at Roger Williams College ested in learning your thoughts, of de facto racial inequality, in crime rate, which will, in turn, Had he been a Gandhi, the word will be opening November 30, 1969. feelings, attitudes, and opinions this age of the Grape Boycott lower insurance rates, which will, "communist" would· perhaps be Unfortunately, only the first with regard to your education. and the foreign war, in this fast­ then, cause money to flow much applied only to Marxian idealists. third of the first dorm will be able They want to know what turns paced period of doom and despair, freer in our economy. These are This is but a short glimpse of to house boarding students. Ap­ you on and what turns you off! we are faced with a turbulence but a few basic benefits. There the past, a study of means used proximately 120 students, the girls This fantastic group of people of situations that must be acted are many others too numerous to an end. The question is asked, now living at the Y.W.C.A.; stu­ is none other than your English upon without delay. Our parents, to list, but this is just an indi- though, what do we want? dents boarding at Barrington Col­ Department. Because they care, perhaps out of the egocentrism cation that the Domino Theory Our aims are simple: we must lege; and students who are stay­ they have decided to have this . forced upon them in their society, works socially also. end the agression we are com- ing at the Warren Manor, will be great· meeting on Wednesday, No­ do not realize that our welfare However, taking this into con- mitting in Asia post haste; we moving in the new dorm. The vember 19, at 2:30 p.m. in Room situation for remaining students and the society we inherit lie in sideration, t here is one overriding must eradicate poverty from the I - Large Lecture Hall. The pur­ their hands at this time. This is question that begs to be asked. painted face of America; we must is yet to be determined. pose of this meeting is to estab­ The college will help move the the age of the uninformed voter, Granting the fact that the ma- build and maintain a country, lish methods by which students student's belongings, but details the, yes, apathetie citizen, the jority of young Americans seek two countries; a world through can help initiate and 1>lan courses are not yet available. gray-beards with hollow souls peace, love, and prosperity, what whose blood runs the hallucinagen for next semester and next year. Students will be notified as to and minds. This is the age when is our "battle plan"? Should we of love rather than the narcotic Perhaps you have questions what time they will be able to an illiterate farmer may help be non-violent, a system that has of fear; we wish to create a world about the English curriculum or move and to what designated room control our complex world where­ worked sporadically in the past, where our children may rebuke some ideas that you would like they will be boarding in. as a twenty-year-old Political Sci­ or shall we become militant in our system without being beaten to see incorporated into it. Come The Dining Hall will be opened ence major may not. This is the our cause, using violence as our upon because of their system or to rap or come to listen, but don't Monday, November 17. Breakfast age when parents rebuke their vehicle to peace and love? Let lack thereof. But here, again, we miss this opportunity to become will be available to boarding stu­ us view precedents and possible ask ourselves: How? involved in something that will sons and daughters for doing dents only and lunch will be avail­ ramifications of both. There are eight men being tried directly affect your education. what they, the parents, were too able to both commuters and board­ Mohandas K. Gandhi, a man in criminal court in Chicago be­ English majors, particularly, can­ indolent or frightened to do. This ers. situation cannot and will not con­ most Americans, conservative and cause they, perhaps, were doing not afford to miss this. tinue, for we have the raw mater­ liberal admire, never killed to what they thought right. If so, NEW CONSTRUCTION Students all over the country ials, skill and courage, needed to bring allout •the change he want- I applaud them; if not, they are Eearly in the second semester a are involved in all kinds of change it. ed. Yet, he succeeded, for he had leading us to doom, they are the bid will be awarded for the con­ groovey changes in education. By Our elders talk of the Domino the ability to reason that, given false pipers of happiness; they struction of the second dormitory using the channels that are now Theory in Asia, i.e., if Vietnam time, if his philosophic and politi- are the "Facists Pigs." Are we which will be ready September open to you at Roger Williams, is overrun by "Communists," cal system were the better one to follow Robespierre, Adolph Hit­ 1971. you, too can influence change. Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, An­ for al the people, it would pre- ler, or Abbie Hoffman, or are we As soon as the funds are avail­ You don't have to demonstrate or tarctica, ad nauseam, will fall to vail. As our fathers know from to think for ourselves? Are we able a Student Union, which is protest to be heard. The English their wiles. Let us keep in mind their newspapers and we from our to kill for peace? badly needed, will be constructed. Department wants to give you this Domino Theory and apply it textbooks, Gandhi was successful, Jack Mahoney Feature News Editor what you want, in another mananer. not because he killed, but simply NEXT WEEK: COPS Linda Falcone Anne T. Caldarella If the foreign war is ended, because he was right. besides ending the killing we will Alexander Kerensky, leader of also be saving billions of dollars the "Democratic Russia" cause in IN THE NOVEMBER ISSUE OF that cari be put to use bettering the March Revolution of 1917, the lot of our monetarily lower was right also, but his militarism clasi;; through improved housing was his downfall as well as his CONSUMER REP'ORTS and education. This semi-eradi- triumph. His society was de- THE AIRLINES What they don't advertise ... what are the rights of the ticketed R.C.A. now produces cassettes passenger? I. P. S. so the "Hair" Album is available CASSETTE TAPE RECORDERS ... Columbia also started to pro­ Believe it or not, but there are The cassette system of tape recording looks like the wave of the duce cassettes too, and a group at least 500 new tapes that come future. But is it good enough now? Eighteen portable models are called, "Blood, Sweat & Tears" is out each month. A super way to rated. on their lable . TAPE SWAPING find out if the tape you want is IS COMING!! DURABLE-PRESS SHIRTS available is to consult a tape guide. Elliott Money How well they do what they're supposed to? Fifteen broadcloth There are several out on the mar­ shirts and seven oxford shirts are rated. ket, one such guide is called the class list and is available for $2.50 XEROX COPIES HOT PLATES a year by writing to, 919 North The electric hot plate is an important appliance in the lives of Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. While You Wait many students. Several nf the hot plates tested for the report are There are many tape clubs that potentially hazardous-they might give you a lethal shock. offer you a free subscription to a TECHNOPRINT CHAMPAGNE guide. 186 FOUNTAIN ST., PROV Is a $15 bottle really worth more than a $7 bottle? Expert tasters As you might know Diana Ross 331-7342 FREE PARKING who didn't know what brands they were sampling provide the is leaving "The Supremes" and if answer. you happen to groove on their Plus reports and brand-name Ratings on freezers, stain· sound then a good tape purchase is OPEN CHALLENGE · less -steel flatware, toasters and melamine dinnerware. their Greatest Hits .- tapes. You The news staff of The Quill have the option of either buying invites any student or faculty Volumes 1 or 2. My advice to you member to print any comments is to get the second volume. It or articles. If at any time contains some songs as: YOU you wish to have your opinions KEEP ME HANGIN' ON, YOU published, leave them at The CAN'T HURRY LOVE, MY Quill office in carie of the news WORLD IS EMPTY WITHOUT staff. YOU BABE, etc.

BRISTOL RADIO & ELECTRIC 418 Hope St. Bristol, R. I. Across from Harriet Bradford Inn This Weeks Special R. C. A. RADIOS Orig1inally $29 - $39 NOW 13.99 P~ge Four THE QUILL Job H·unting: D·on't F'orget The Resu,me A Place· To Be Yourself The following article, which was duced the following rules of the 5. Dont' -refer to yourself in the Our parents say to us, "what is understanding and appreciating taken from the Providence Sunday road: third person, i.e. "He then bombed wrong with your generation? Why other people. Because our environment and Journal Magazine for November 9, 1. Don't-spotlight a particular in New Haven." This usage is can't you see things the way we 1969, is in connection with the achievement. It might appear to much ·too modest for a resume. do? Why do they want to revolt? society is fragmented with special­ izing our relationships tend to re­ remarks made in the Quill's No­ be the highpoint of a career that Use "I" all the way. And we sigh and think why can't vember 10th issue on the school's has seen its better days. they understand. "Don't they see semble this. It is difficult to have * * * the world changing? Can't they complete and total relationships. placement service. Those students 2. Don't-take full credit for 1. Do-present your professional feel they have to evaluate them­ "team" accomplishments. State see why we are different." Thus our relationships may not be history both honestly and briefly. The big differences between the as fulfilling as we would like them selves in writing for prospective only your role in a project. State your case in a few incisive employees will find this helpful. 3. Don't-magnify limited ·ex­ cultures can only leave a person to be. We are limited by rules, statements and then get on with very confused. Dialogue is impos­ properties. time, future commit­ · An effective resume is the door­ perience into full professional it. Indicate the opening you seek man of prose. It charms those you knowledge. Be both honest and sible because both sides are ments. and your future objectives plus strongly defending their position. Under the guidance of a sensitive wish to consider. As such it is one conservative'. It wm all come out overall strengths. of the most important documents in that final interview. Or can possibly use the best of and skilled workshop leader we the job hunter may ever prepare, 4. Don't-include your past in­ 2. Do-include approximately both cultures. can suspend these arbitrary limit­ being the difference between a come brackets. There is no set (within a month) employment at Do we sometimes wonder who ations and experience an expan­ giant leap forawrd or a dead end price on the potential. Obtaining each job listed, plus brief descrip­ the real me is. Who am I really sion of our feelings and thoughts. in his tour of ditty as a wage that initial interview is the sole tions of duties. beyond the role of student, worker, There are from 12 to 20 people earner. A sampling of professional purpose of this little advertise­ 3. Do-explain reasons for leav­ teacher, son, father, daughter, co-operating in this effort to be !'!Xpertise on "the resume" pro- ment. ing 'each past position. All poten­ mother, bowler, skier, artist, tech­ ourselves. tial employers are entitled to nician, guy looking for a girl, girl In an encounter group a person know. looking for a guy, radical, conser­ can afford to be wrong. He can STEWSNEWSVIEWS 4. Do-use a · clear and unclut­ vative etc., etc., etc. learn from his mistakes. Life tered format on the best paper It is possible to overcome the doesn't offer this possibility much Hi Dr. Gauvey and friends ... FLASH! A very notorious guitar­ stock available. And if you can't difficulties of living in a role­ anymore. The consequences of our due to lack of interest Apathy strumming young man and a very type, find someone who can. A oriented society by honestly and mistakes get more serious as civil­ week has been cancelled . ·. . and fair J'!laiden were reported to have must. openly discussing your roles with ation gets more complex. It's a hats off to the R.W.C. sapitation spent several hours of the nite other people. By examining some good healthy feeling to be able to 5. Do-consult your agency con­ and janitorial departments, whose together in large lecture hall No. of our roles we can get a glimmer learn from our mistakes. motto reads "business is picking 1, performing feats of black magic tact concerning salary when the of that real me. Participating in An encounter group is not group position has been offered for your up" ... incidentally, that U.F.O. with their voices. Could have been an encounter group is one of the therapy. It is not designed to make consideration. Going into this sighted by many on Monday nite anytime f;om Monday through ways of getting at yourself. sick people well. It is a place for was really Mr. Grandgeorge, after Saturday ... I think we all appre­ phase of the job hunt might cost It is a place where you can re­ people to learn and feel more seeing the rehearsals of God and ciate the facilities of the new you if all the information sources move your role for a while and about themselves through interac­ are not consulted. man. He's really happy . . . library but that lady with the see yourself through other people. tion with other people. It is not search warrants is just too much 6. · Do-there is no "ideal" You can help a person understand intellectual. It is a total experi- . .. and hey, what's all this crap method of writing a resume, but himself by sharing yourself with ence. Dorm about no toilet paper in the mens' there are certain principles to be him. In this sharing you grow in Jim Dorenkot (Continued from Page 1) rooms ... this week's question is followed if you want to get your of plaster in a ham sandwich. "which member of our esteemed foot in the right door. And when BABY SITTER WANTED When these incidents · were R.W.C. faculty is secretly hiding t}lat door is opened, "do" be en­ UFO brought to the attention of the has identity as National Hula­ thusiastic, it's the best seller of THE GREAT PLACE FOR BELL'S PART·TIME cafeteria staff they were com­ Hoop champion of 1958 . . . ? . . . them all. That final interview is in Exchange for pletely ignored. sorry, but I have to go now as I not time to cool it. "BLUE MEANIE" Next, we have the security sys­ am expecting a phone call from The above article was reprinted MAXI COATS ONLY $25.00 FREE ROOM le BOARD tem. There was an incident a few mother ... with premission from the Rhode on Eddy Street, Downtown Prov. Seekonk, Route 6 weeks ago where an addict har­ Unfaithfully yours, Islander Magazine of the Provi­ rassed five Roger Williams stu­ Stew dence Sunday Journal. Stop in and See Dave, Sue or Vin Call (617) 336·6865 dents. The guard who was on duty when this happened was fired for Jetting him into the building. Last week this same person was back Bristol Campus on the sixth floor looking for some more trouble. So, evidently there is a security leak that may Tutorial Service Ir ®lhr 1J1rat ifnusr cause some harm to the students. Need A Tutor? The system seems to be more The first phase of midterms has worried about small incidents begun! And semester exams are caused by students, by watching in the not too distant future. A every move that they make. Their tutor, in time, might prevent that job is protection and not investiga­ last minute panic. tion. Television screens on the 1st The Dean of Students Office is floor make the students feel like presently developing a tutorial a character in George Orwell's service for Bistol Campus students. 1984. The students feel that the Students needing assistance in a system may be good for the stu­ particular course or in a general dents of Johnson and Wales, but academic area may use this office because Roger Williams does have to contact a tutor, and to make some older and more responsible appropriate time and place ar­ men, they feel it should not exist rangements for a tutoring session. for them. A card file will be developed as The recreational facilities is an a quick reference to all available important' factor. For three hun­ tutors for a particular course or dred students, there are two pool area and to descriptions of their Come meef 'lour tables and one ping•pong table, individual services and qualifica­ :Jrien~ which is hardly enough to accom­ tions. The qualifications of parti­ odate all these students. On top cipating tutors will be approved by of this, there are only enough pool faculty representatives of aca­ balls for one table, and no ping­ demic areas. The tutoring sessions during JJ.app'J JJ.our pong balls. They are on order. will usually require a reasonable What are the students supposed fee, but arrangements could prob­ to do in their spare time? ably be made to provide volunteer Well, you can say that this is tutorial services. Facilities will be ::bail'! ti/ 8 p.m. a bad situation, and then forget made available for tutoring ses­ all about it. Or you can tell the sions on campus. students to leave if they don't Need Some Tutoring Experience like it. This is not meant to offend A corps of tutors is very much anyone. The students did not cause needed to meet the needs of Bris­ RICKY CARR, NOVEMBER 17th the situation; they only want to tol students entering the first FOOD SER:VED make their complains known to phase of midterms. If you are in­ those who are really concerned terested in tutoring a fellow Bris­ LADIES NIGHT- MONDAY and WEDNESDAY about them. Maybe nothing will tol student and you feel qualified come of this, but at least the stu­ to tutor in a particular course or dents will feel that they have to assist in a general academic 67 Woonasquatucket Avenue tried. If the Providence Campus is area please contact either Mrs. North Providence, R.I. going to go no, then it must be Loveland in the Dean of Students able to provide at least livable Office or a faculty representative Tel. 353-9878 facilities for the dorm students. in the related academic area. This is all they ask. Katherine Loveland THE QUILL Page Five Who's Who At Drama Club To Themes For Our Roger Williams Present Plays The Roger Williams College Loved Ones College Drama Department is presenting Question. Why did Mr. Sasso Question: I have a problem in three plays this m onth in two have his office moved from the math, could you advise me how David Eklund - In Heaven There This week I would like to give evenings of theatrical entertain­ second floor of the administration to go about getting au appoint­ is no Beer a friendly hello to Mr. William H. Doherty. Mr. Doherty is a gradu­ ment. On Friday, November 21, building to the first floor? ment with Mr. Wall? Ron Martel - Too Many Fish in two plays will be presented in Answer: For two reasons; first, Answer: I'd rather you made an the Sea ate of Bryant College and is pres­ ently teaching Economics I and Room one. They are "The Typists" he needs his own office and sec­ appointment with Mr. Russo in­ Coach Drennan - I am the Wal­ American Economic History. Mar­ by Murray Schisgal and "This is ondly, he's the corridor marshall stead. The reason for this is Mr. rus keting is his major field of interest. the Rill Speaking" by Lanford for that building. (Make sure that Wall broke his slide rule yesterday Dean Long - 96 Tears Mr. Doherty has many progres­ Wilson. There will be a small ad­ you enter the building by the front and he is absolutely helpless at Mr. Davis - Everybody Loves sive ideas which will help Roger mission fee for the two shows. The door.) the present time. third show is a musical comedy Somebody Williams continue ' its climb to­ Question: Are there any Jewish Question: What do you think of to be produced on Monday, No­ Mrs. Walsh - I gotta be Me wards success. He sees the impera­ organizations at Roger Williams? Mr. Balsama? vember 25. Lenny Berk - I Must Have Done tive need for ONE campus as the Answer: Yes, the Quill. Answer: He's a great teacher. only way to unite the two campus­ The cast of "The Typists" in­ Something Good cludes Dee Skomro and Fred Bon­ Question: What disturbs you I'll tell you one thing; you'll never es which are slowly ripping apart. niost of all? find any spiders on him. Bob Leaver - Love"' Instead ·of building a separate cam­ omo. Both appear to be progress­ Question: I have Mr. Grand­ Mr. Defano - Yummy, Yummy, pus in Providence, he would like to ing toward a fine performance for Answer: Those students who are Yummy, November 21. on their way home from the Bris­ george as my English teacher. I see Bristol expanded. Mr. Doherty can't figure out whether he's a Billy Eggers - Me and My Shad- "This is the Rill Speaking" has tol Campus, by way of 195, and also feels the necessity for more great teacher or a great phony. ow clubs and activties in order to a cast including Joanne Carachio, they throw their beer cans over Dianna Randall, Liz Hallenback Signed G. S. Ron Labion - My Girl promote a more developed campus the fence into the Pine Street Joe Travato, Brian Dennis, and Answer: Look at his hair close­ Lorraine Labion - My Guy life. parking lot. Please try to help Guido Colavecchio. Rehearsals for ly, that should get you to the root Mr. Wilkey - Get a Job American Economic History is a keep our Providence Campus the pla~ are going very well and of your answer. Adam Peronio - With This Ring course which Mr. Doherty feels is clean, and don't discriminate. should produce an interesting per­ Mr. Posey - Here Comes the useless and boring. With all the Question: Does Dea.n Long ever Question: When does the hea.t formance of a fine play. Judge other economic courses available, get angry about the things you begin to rise at Roger Williams? Hope to see you in Room One Dean Zannini - Quick Joey Small he feels that a student can obtain write about him? Answer: In March. This is when on November 21 at 8 p.m. Mary Tierney - Undone a sufficient economic background Answer: No! H~ never readi;; the contracts will be renewed. In some Liz Hallenbeck Mary Pearson - Skinny Legs without"it. Quill so how does he know what cases, the Long Ranger and Tonto Mr. Donovan - Time for Living To Mr. Doherty's delight, a Mar­ I'm writing about?· and the Ides of March are up on Mr. Cartwright - Theme from keting major will be offered at Question: It is true that Dean you. Bonanza Roger Williams next fall. The Placement Service Long wanted to have Dr. Carldi Question: Why don't teachers Peter Holden - Baby You Can course will be set up by the end A representative of Metro­ next door to him in the adminis- read notices in class like they are Drive My Car of March, and will be open next tration builcling? asked to do? You had a student- September. The student who maj­ politan Life Insurance Com­ Tommy Dunn - Ramblin, Gam­ Answer: Yes, but thank the faculty football game a.nd it wasn't ors in Marketing will graduate pany will be interviewing stu­ blin Man Lord Dr. Gauvey made a very even armounced in my Engineer­ Paul Cardoza - Everyday People with a B.S. in Business Adminis­ dents at the Providence Cam­ pus for the positions of Field wise decision and put Dr. Way Ing Class. The Providence Student Senate - tration with a major in Marketing. Mr. Doherty finds both Roger Auditors on November 24, 1969, where Dr. Long wanted Dr. Caridi Answer: The teachers are more For What It's Worth to be. After all, Dr. Way is the to blame for the lack .of communi­ Dean (Bongo Bob) McKenna Williams and its sudents enjoyable. _between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. You do not neces­ Ombudsman and deserves an office cation at this college than the The Beat Goes On Barry M. Port sarily have to be a business in the Administration Building, students. Please teachers, try and Mr. Grandgeorge - Cloud 9 Cultural Events Editor student. For Further informa- rather than the faculty wing. We take a few minutes to read the Dr. Gauvey - Give Me One More Providence tion, contact Dean McKenna or don't want any cobwebs in the notices of interest to your stu­ Chance Mr. Shepherd. Administration Building anyway, dents. It will decrease the com­ Football Club - Dreaming do we? munication problem at this college. John Rozze~o - No 1 at the Blue Whale Dave Hochman - I Can't Get Next to You Ron Landy - Hair Mark McKeown - Leader of the Laundromat 200 TOBACCO GIFT SHOP Fred Hibberd - Time Won't Let Me Carolyn Nataly - A Young Girl 200 UNION STREET Lorretta Kiddy - Get Back Sam Roback - Born to be Wild WESTMINSTER MALL Mr. Verstandg - Sweet Inspira- tion Linda Tack - She's a Lady PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Sally Bowen - Society's Child Mr. William H. Doherty Jeff Hargreaves - Guide for the Married Man Alan Borges - There's a Place for Us Business Club Charlotte LaPrade - Bluebird The Business Club is extending Ed Skahill - Pictures of Match­ its membership drive for only a stix men few weeks -longer. If anyone is Gary Aldrich - One More Heart­ interested in being a member, hur­ ache ry because time is slowly running from Bazz out. The functions of the Club are to look at the different aspects of business in the most interesting IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARETTE'S R. W. C. Classified way. Although the Club is only a FOUND - Horton and Hunt month old, evidence of the Club's Sociology textbook - See Mrs. rapid progress is known through­ Walsh. Must provide identifica­ out the college. Mr. Munro of the tion. Internal Revenue Service was the FOR SALE - 1966 Pontiac Cata­ Club's first guest speaker. In the lina - excellent condition. - future the Club hopes to have as reasonable - Call 725-1096. a guest, Mr. Herbert F. DeSimone. FOR SALE - One large Rump, Mr. DeSimone will talk about please pick up in the Quill office. various topics such as drugs, the LARGEST SELECTION OF PIPES IN RHODE ISLAND FOR SALE - Tennis Rackets and government and the War, and Equipment - discount prices. many others, which will be very Contact Dave Hochman at Quill interesting. Office. Many students think that the STUDENTS - Last chance to Club is just a place to sit for an place classified ads in the Quill. hour; this is entirely wrong. The Drop them off at Quill Office. Business Club is a place where HI! Charlene. I miss you. LOVE a student really gets involved! Joey. If you're not already involved HI! Nancy. From Bobby. then come to Room P-2, Thursday WANTED - One good looking, at 11 :00 am and you'll find out nice body, willing to do? Con­ what the word involved really tact Dave Hochman. means! Page Six THE QUILL OUR LIBRARY (Bristol) On Wednesday, November 12, give us an answer to our question. STUDENT this reporter went to see our Head We soon discovered that this was Librarian Mrs. Camara to ask her to much to ask as we were in­ the simple question "when are the formed that we had already been hours of the · library going to given the information. GOVERNMENT change and what will they be?" If we have this information in She then informed me that she our possession it is news to me. had already spoken to someone For some reason the library is from The Quill about this matter, very unwilling to give us informa­ ELECTIONS and I left with a feeling of doubt tion. Without this information how for know one was assigned to can we notify the students, many speak with Mrs. Camara until of whom have displayed displea­ Monday morning. I then returned sure over the hours now scheduled. to The Quill office and spoke with After all the library is there for NOV. a few people and it was decided the benefit of the students of this Mr. Ronald Belair, Director Roger Williams Urban Studies Center to return and talk with someone college. in charge who would be able to Melissa Ely 24 Roger Williams College In Model Cities Program BIG THING ... Roger Williams College is oper­ DUCTION TO COMMUNITY DE­ Wednesday night in Lecture Every Wednesday night at 7:30 v ating an Urban Studies Center in VELOPMENT - URBAN RE­ Hall One, "Big Deal on Madonna something happens in Lecture Hall Pawtucket as part of the Model NEWAL aid EXPERIMENTAL Street" happened in living black One for the benefit of our student Cities Program, funded by an OE,O - URBAN SOCIOLOGY. The two and white. This fabulous film body, and it's for free, too! So, 0 grant through the Blackstone Val­ certificate courses are: COM­ about the ultimate safe robbery why not drop by, relax and enjoy ley Community Action Program. MUNICATION . - OR, HOW TO starred such Italian greats as yourself for awhile. We love you Mr. Ronald Belair, an instructor LISTEN AND UNDERSTAND Marcello Mastroianni, Mario Moni­ and we need you. at Roger Williams in Providence, and HOW T,O SPEAK AND BE celli and Claudia Cardinale. Th~ Catch you there, huh? T is director of the Center. Classes UNDERSTOOD; and YOUR CITY English subtitles were usually Liz Hallenbeck are held at Slater Junior High - PAWTUCKET. visible, much to the delight of the School and are open to all resid­ The Urban Studies Center is a audience. E! ents of two Model Cities neighbor­ demonstration project, the first However, one thing really both­ For The Best In Rock hoods. Neighborhood residence is one otieratlng under the Model ered me about the evening and INTERACTION invites you the only restriction. Even without Cities program in Pawtucket, and that was the nonexistent audi­ to Encounter Groups beginning is funded for six months. Periodi­ a high school diploma one can ence. It seems to me that if the THE MANN BAND Nov. 20, Thursday at 7:30 in take college level courses; any cally, during the six months and Special Events Committee can go Newport. A qualified psychiat­ credits will be held in escrow until at the end of that time, there through the hassle to sponsor such Manager Beatie rist will be present at every the student gets his high school will be an evaluation. If the Fed­ events as "Big Deal on Madonna session. Reservations for work­ diploma or equivalency certificate. eral authorities feel that the pro­ Street", at least the student body shops can be made by calling gram is worthwhile, it wiJl be re­ 737-7036 884-7843 Also offered will be certificate could show their appreciation and 846-8270 or 253-7870. courses, of 5 weeks duration, funded for a year. support by attending such events. which will train people in specific skills such as day care center 1111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 aides, recreation aides, teacher aides, etc. The courses are geared See Your Advisor For Free Advice to the specific needs and require­ ments of the people so that they 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111m1111111111111 THE WAGON WHEEL can better understand their com­ All Providence RW students electives. (See last issue of the munity and can participate and should by now have received cards Quill for full course descriptions.) become effectively involved in from their Faculty advisors for Students should know what 1 STATE STREET, BRISTOL Community Action programs and appointments to set up their pro- courses and how many credits are Model Cities programs. The initial grams for the Spring semester. required for graduation in their courses developed involved. Fifty When a student meets with his particular field. This will simplify Presents people have already enrolled for advisor, he will be given his mid- the procedure and make the whole the first courses which began on semester marks and will be ad- thing quick and painless.

Monday, Nov. 17. Mr. Belair is vised what courses to take. (Mid- Through this system, the Ad­ 1 very encouraged by the amount term marks do not go on a stu- ministration hopes to be able to of interest shown and is confident dent's permanent record; they are plan more efficiently the number THUNDER CHICKEN that the number participating will merely used as possible indicators and sections of the various courses increase as word spreads among of success or failure in a given for next semester. Thus, when the residents and the program subject.) registration time rolls around, stu- NOVEMBER 20-23 expands. Besides the required courses, dents won't find sections of courses The two academic courses cur­ there are also many Liberal Arts they need or wish to take closed rently being offered are: INTRO- courses which may be taken as or otherwise unavailable.

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By the hundreds, arriving in most p~rt orderly and were follow­ and Mrs. Coletta King, wife of the get warm after being out in temp­ buses, cars, or by hitch-hiking, ing the procedure set up by the A late Rev. Martin Luther King. An eratures which did not get higher people came, some from as far Mobilization committee. The pro­ excerpt of her speech i:S "We have than forty degrees. away as Texas, swarming into the cession turned left onto Fifteenth been told that we can not face the Another march was scheduled Nation's Capitol to participate in Street and headed for Constitution R humility of withdrawing from the for about five o'clock to the Jus­ what could be possibly the largest and The Mall where there would war, but I say we cannot face the tice Department, whether or not anti-war demonstration of it's be a closing rally held. humility of continuing it . . ." it actually took place this reporter kind in the history of the United Only one incident of a serious c Other renowed guests included doesn't know, I left the city at States. Most of the people were nature was reported and that was Richie Havens, Earl Scruggs, and five. Friday night when a faction of the Reverend Kilpatrick. from different organizations and After boarding the bus that SDS called Weathermen and a H One of the highlights was when were representing most colleges. would take me back to Rhode Pete Seeger was joined by Peter, Although many of the demonstra­ group ·""ta11ea the Crazy Dogs or Island, I had some last minute re­ Paul and Mary on a rendition of tor were young there were quite Crazies decided that they were go- flections on the day's activities in a few in the older generation as Washington. I noticed the ab­ well. sence of the local police authori­ At ten o'clock, the announced ties and the troops that were starting time for the march, you carefully hidden in the surround­ could look from the steps of the ing buildings. As we were leaving Capitol building to the Washing­ the main rally area I did notice ton monument and see unbelieve­ some troops _on the top of a near­ able amounts of people waiting to by building in full combat dress. join in the march down Pennsyl­ They were enjoying themselves vania Ave. rather well. I feel that they felt funny being locked up in their Through the chants of "Peace jail cells, watching the rest of us. Now" could be heard a drum beat­ Roger Williams College was ing out a funeral cadence. Behind represented by 50 % faculty and the drummers led by Dr. Benjamin 50% students meaning there were Spock were caskets with the two of us that went on the Brown names of the Americans that were buses. It is really too bad that killed in Viet Nam on their way to more from this college did not go, a small park just south of the for there were quite a few stu­ White House. Later on a group in dents that were talking in the favor of Nixon's policies put the halls about Nixon's war policies; names of Vietnamese killed by the this could only mean on thing: communists into the same caskets. All talk no action. Also this proves Behind Dr. Spock came the first that some of the students in this contingent of marchers on their college are apathetic in mind and way down Fourth Street to Penn­ spirit. sylvania Avenue. Between the marchers and those who were still But these students are in luck coming into the city on the side­ for the Mobilization committee is walks were people who had volun­ planning another march in Wash­ teered to be marshals and were ing to serve an eviction notice on "Give Peace A Chance" and where ington and San Francisco next there for the specific reason to the Saigon Embassy in Dupont 0 the demonstrators joined in with month. This time it will last four prevent violence from breaking Circle. Unfortunately for them the the singing, along with giving the or five days. So if you didn't make out. There were a few incidents Local police authorities would not familiar peace sign, stood up until it to Washington for November but nothing serious. let them, and the crowd was dis- N the song was over, which took 15th, you can go in December. The marchers continued down persed. , abount twenty minutes. The dates and times will be an­ Pennsylvania Avenue chanting The Rally began after most of The mass of 300,000 people nounced at a later date by the slogans such as "- .. 2 .. 3 .. 4 .. the marchers had completed the started to disperse after the rally MOBE. Tricky Dicky End the War and parade route. Among the speakers and made their way back through Ed Skahill a Question - Response, What do present were Senator Goddell who w the city. Some left before the !On the Scene you want? PEACE, When do you said "We are not here to break rally broke up obviously trying to PEACE want it? NOW!" and were for the a President, but to end a war ..", A find someplace where they could s H I N G T 0 Peace Marchers on Pennsylvania Avenue. N Listening to the s1>irit of the revolution, P age Eight THE QUILL

Sports: "Ins and O·uts" Hockey Notice COMING Ah yes, it's the hockey season Jack an understanding of hockey. The following named players Gory!, Joe Hackett, Steve Horton, THE ~IRST again at beautiful Roger Williams So I will explain briefly of what have been selected to represent George Loughery, Bill McKeirnan, BASKETBALL GAME College. It h as been said that does happen on the ice, so that the Roger Williams College Hock­ Al Mitchell, Bob Schwartz, Bill hockey is indeed the worlds fast­ it will help you follow the play ey Team. Selino, Roy Spiridi, Norm Van­ OF THE SEASON est sport around today, and I better. 1969-70 Team l\lembers nais, Mike Zaneagna. TUESDAY, NOV. 25 couldn't agree more. It is a sport The men are invited to attend Briefly: The object of hockey Paul Pillard, Steve Barlow, Ken 7:00 P.M. of intense, high-flying and action­ practice sessions: is to put the pu~k in the net. A Bossen, Gary Colvill, Phil Driscoll, Greg Holmes, Brian Houlihan, AT BRISTOL HIGH packed skating which engulfs all goal is scored as one point. The John Dunn, Vic Fera, John Fiore, John Lapietra, Tom Notorangelo, R.W.C. vs. GORDON those who watch it. However, I'd game is divided into three periods Ed Fo,ster, J ohn Gillooly, Stan Steve Brieidi, Bill O'Brien. have to say that hockey is also of 20 minutes each and at the end a brutal and sadistic sport made of 60 minutes of play, the team up of teams continually going to with more goals wins. Players can war against each bther on ice. It skate slightly in excess of 30 mph, Open Invitation To All is here on ice that the spectator the puck can be shot at speeds All members of the Roger Wil­ is treated to the full trust of true upwards of 100 mph. and very original Roman-type liams Community (including stu­ gladiator competition. I assure The above is only a short sum­ dents, teachers, administrators, you that if it's action you want mation of the basic fundamentals librarians, secretaries, janitors, then there will be plenty of rough, of the sport, yet in future issues cafeteria workers, security guards, tough and hard-hitting s uspense of this newspaper, I will better nurse, etc. of both the Providence on the ice. Of course, t here are explain the game as the season Campus and Bristol Campus) are those new fans that get the no­ progresses. Remember, you, like invited to a Ga.Ia Thanksgiving tion that hockey is a mad-like, millions of other people a<::ross Happening on Monday, November free-lance sport. This is a fallacy this country, will soon realize the 24th, at the Bristol Campus to be of many fans today. Moreover, full enjoyment and excitement held in the Large Lecture Hall, team play and individual play are that hockey will offer! Room I, at 12 o'clock in the after­ very sophisticated! Pete Greenberg noon. Thus, this article is directed Sports Editor Your President, Dr. Gauvey, will specifically to those people who Bristol be there to say a few words. There will be folk music that will turn you on, and many other groovey Basketball Approches things that will surprise and de­ light you. As the basketball season ap­ and an extensive list of well­ This will be the biggest and proaches, you find the team work­ known schools. most unique event to happen at I. to r . ;No. 20 Bill Abbott, :No. 24 Steve l\lontecalvo ing very hard practicing five and With the support of the stu­ Roger Williams. There is some­ six days a week. We can look for­ dents and administration, we can thing in it for each of you. So ward to one of the finest college have the finest team RWC has reserve November 24th for an ex­ ATIENTION SPORTS STAFF: basketball teams in Rhode Island. ever produced. perience that will be fruitful and As the team prepares for the Students, I am looking forward long-lasting. MEETINGS WILL BE HELD 'EVERY FRIDAY upcoming season we find our­ to seeing you at our first basket­ Looking forward to seeing all of AFTERNOON AT 2:30 IN ROOM 32 - selves waiting for an exciting and ball game, November 25, at Bris­ you there. interesting demonstration of the tol High Schooi at 7 :30 p.m. Anne T. Caldarella QUI LL OFFICE, BRISTOL team's fine ball-handling ability. COME OUT AND SUPPORT The team has a Jong schedule YOUR TEAM! LOST which consists of three long trips David Hochman Celia Materia has lost the microphone to her tape r.ecord­ er. The tape recorder is her The Impossible· Dream? only way of studying. If any­ SENIOR CLASS OF R. W. C. one knows the whereabouts of This could be the year that New J and of last season's injured duo, York captures the Triple Crown Cazie Russell and Dave Stall­ this microphone please contact PRESENTS - DIRECT fRO'M in sports and takes its third major worth. her at 624-4823 or turn the world championship home to the microphone into the Dean of Apparently, the fine coaching of Students Office. Thank you. Empire State. New York City's Hofer is paying off this year. The SUNNY'S . sanitation department, which is "Knicks" have rolled up a fantas­ still picking up the paper from tice record of 12-1 so far. Their of FALMOUTH, BOSTON, WORCESTER the ticket parade for the amazing only loss so far this season has Mets, should get ready for some been to the grips of the Boston more overtime cleanup with the Celtics. This is compared to im­ "!{nicks'. pressive triumphs over almost Last year's hopes went up in every other team in the National t he path of the late season surg­ Basketball Association. This string ing of the Boston Celtics in the has included such teams as Phila­ "HAPPY HOUR" semifinals. The "Knicks" put on delphia, and Milwaukee, led by ex­ this dynamic offensive attacks be­ UCLA star Big Lew. hind a comparatively weaker team with / than this year. The "Knicks" In closing, what I have started starting team will be the fine cen­ above, indirectly correlates with tering of Willis Reed, forwarding what kind of season, it is hoped of Dave DeBussher and the ver­ the Hawks will have. Thus to satile Bill Bradley and the suc­ those High-flying, dare devils -­ Paul Wayne and Murphy cessful shooting of Dick Barnette the "Hawk" basketball team, I and Walt Frazier in the guard strongly believe they will fly home position. The "Knicks" will be with many a victory. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1969 - 8 P.M. to 1 A.M. building this veteran nucleus with Jim Healey the strong support of ex-Provi­ General Reporter dence College star Mike Riordan Bristol Staff FREE BEER 7:30 TO 8:30

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