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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1992 BRYANT COLLEGE BOX7 SMlTIlFlELD,R.l.02917 VOLUME60 NUMBER 26 Festival 01 Lights: Smokeoutlncreases Health "Tradition of Unity" Consciousness on Campus
Reverend ~------.., where pamphlets. year at Bryant ilKhcated that 7.6% Philip Devens buuons, etc. were reportedsmok.ing on udaily basis in led lhecelebnl given OU I to It)' to comparison to the 12,7% of URI tion with an curb smokers from Students. This doesn't mclude any openingprayer continu ing 10 of those "once In a white smoken;" as students. smoke, or non so we sti 11 are not sure how much or facul[y,andad smokers 10 start. In the Bryant populauon realJy smokes mi nistration addition. risk as in total. joincdtogelhcr sessment teSlS were Doris Herridge of Hea.Jth Ser· in song and given to determine vices commented, "It is imponaOl spirit in cel the poSSIble effeelS to remember that the health risk ebration of the smoking may have factors doe to smoking are com· holiday sea alreadyhadooooc's pletely reversible upon quitting, son. health as well as the starting even in as few as thirty The theme risks in the future. days. However, smok.mg is sull the of the even The event was leading cause of death." ing's celebr.1- successful in attract How can one quit smoking? Some lion was "A iog nOI only stu individuals are very sel r-dlSCipli neel Tradition of dcoLS.bulafcw fac and can quit cold turkey. If not, a Un i I Y ... ulty and school nicoti nep..1tch isavailable in Hea.J\h Truchcart re maintenance em- service.s to help one quit gradually. marked "TIl is '"DOov;cYXlaste ployces lOO. The in- Health services will also be more year's theme L __= ~l:::!LU:=.=...... :.....:V V":='::"':"'=""--J roo.";oo ""Iable than happy to help those who want represents me In the new pam- to quit without using the patch. unity of dlITer KamlUJ Pfannk.uch phlets mdlcates lh:naJ !.hough sOlak In closing, Melanie Samueli.3n en! failhs. dif ArchlAJO_'1 Staff W,iler ingas a ""hole IS down on the aver- ptaycdun Iffiponant role In organll (crenl ethnic 3!>'t-, the number of female gno~er!. tOg the SmokoouLShe ~ m(.h.ug~ JuJiJJArOUCMfI background<;~ and the unity of the Just. before 'Tl\anksg:iVI break hM IOtrtllilletf ftl\Other Imf'l')tUlnt of attractlng s l uden~ . l uhy Wld and Lisa Lucchesi Bryamcommunity." BryaOl held their annual Great note is lhm ~mck ing while lllkmg other volunteers to help in mai..ing Archway Staff Wrl/us Truehca.n concluded by cocour· American Smokeout sponsored by blMh cooU'OI pillsc:m be vel')' harm lheSmokeouu3uccess. UIlJmatcl}·. agingeveryontlOremembcrthesense the Amencan Cancer Society, The: f uI to your hcah.h. onecan only hope theseSmokcoul5 'This is really one of our most of commumty and "find strength and eveOl lOOk place in the Rotunda A survey of freshman laken lhis will no longer be neces!tary, joyoustraditionsastheSUl1enISOOfTIc understanding to go forward 10- together lOcelebrale the holiday (m gelhcr." dition," commented President WiII Before lighting the Menorah. al draiser lor Homeless irun Truehean at last nighl! 16th an· Rabbi Lawrence Sil verman reo nual FestivaJ of Lights. counted !he tustory and tradition of The holiday celebration held in Hanukkah.Hee,;plained,''Thename the RotUflda was sponsored by the 'festival onights' hasbeen appointed SlUdeol Alwnni Association andthe to the Jewish fcast of Hanukkah for OffICe ofSluclcnl Activities. more than 2(xx) years." The evening kicked off with the Inaddition,RabbiSilvcrmanadded lighting of the tree in the Bryanl "In times of stiuggle such as these, Center and then moved 10 the Ro we should help lhosc in need of our tunda for a oon-denominational ser help in all walks of life." vice. Oergy representing IheCaIho The ROlullda became illuminated lie. Protestant and Jewish faiths led as the candle light passed form per· the scnicc. son 10 per.llO. Following the candle Father Douglas Spina was unable lighting ceremony, local guitarist to au.eod the ceremony due 10 an Dave Binder provided music and led illness. bUIa! Rabbi Silvennan stated the singing throughout the celebra· he was "with us in spirit." tion. Holiday Toy Drive Katrina Pfannlcuch Toys collected will be orga Archway SlajfWritt!r nized into holiday gift bundles and distributed 10 low Income Not all flltnilics lake for grnnted fam ilies at the Nickerson Com· the gifts they receive during the munily Center in Providence. If holiday season, Sume fam ilies can· you do not have any toys to give, not afford 10 exch3ngc gifts at aiL monetary donations arc also In lightofthe traditional meaning gladly accepted. of girt'giving, it is beuer to give There are donation boxes located Julia Arouchon they bundled up and stayed by the Phi Kappa Sigma member, An lhan to receive. In an effort to share the in UnistrUClure including the Archway Staff IVrlter bon-fire outside of the Bryant Cen thony Anzellotu Staled Slaying out with those who cannot afford 10 Rotu nda, Faculty SuiIC A, and the ter. side in the cold made him more celebrnle the holidays wough gift· Faculty Dining Lounge on the sec The brothers of Phi Kappa Sigma The brothers solicited money sympathetic to the homeless. "We giving, the Student Alumni Asso ond floo r. The Bryam Center and he1d their third annual cardboard from lhc Bryant communily and realized how fonunate we arc, es ciation is sponsoring a to y dri ve. residencehaJl s 14, 15 , and 16have city fund -raiser on November 18 local businesses. Each brother ob~ pecially when we wenlinside whe re The dri ve will take place from bo,;es as well. and raised approximately $2000 for tained a mi nimum of fi fty dollars in i( was \Yann ," said Anzellotti. Un November 30th through December For further infconation about the the McCauley House, a homeless donations. fOctonatel y, the homeless don 't have 13th. SAA wi ll accept new as well toy drive, call the Studem Alumni shelter in Providence. The holiday season can be a par· the option of escaping the cold. as used toys, wrnppedorunwrapped. Associati on at 232·6040 or Kevin The thirty-nine "ho meless" broth ocularly difficult time forthe home Other chapters or Phi Kappa If a toy is too large, the Student Monahan at 232·8038. Any help ers braved the cold weather for a less, The fraternity'S fund- raiser Sigma are also plan ni ng similar Alumni Association will arrange to you can give wis holiday season twenty fOUI hour period aod slept in was intended 10 raise awareness of cardboard cities on other co ll ege collect it. would be greatly appreciated. card board boxes. To keep wann, the homeless issue. campuses. ------_._--
2 THE ARCHWAY oPINI 0 N------=T=-=H:-:U=-RS=-=O:-"CA-'-Y'-, =-OE=-C=-=E:-MB""'ECC-R-:-3-, 1-:-99:-:2 ANew Perspective 'Tis the Season to Sell Back Books This year saw the binh of a new pubHealjon at Bryant To the Editor. the ne w book price or as low as 7.cro. College. Faculty Forum. a publication of the Bryant College 4. Half·price is paid for books which have been Faculty Federation ANetO, began in May 1992. Yes ii 's Ihtl[ time of year again; IJ me 10 put up the Ordered by facult), for the next semcSlCr-up to the Since it~ inception, Faculty Forum has indeed been a forum holly and mistletoe, time to pour a cup afOOt chOool,ne amount needed. The wholesale price is paid for books fo r very interesting exchanges of ideas. In the very first issue, atdinner.lime to takeexams (yuck!).and time lodepan that the bookstore already hasenoughofor that have not with our beloved Iext books. Da:ember is supposed to Paul Dion, a professor depaning for Susquehama University. been reo rdered, Old editmns and other obsolete books be a month of joy and happiness bUI man)· students may have no resa1e value. I prophesied: "As tleave Bryant College 1 see it coming to a fork bocomedishcartened when they receive twelve dollars 5. Because prices can change when new book orders in the road whc.rc dWicuJl decisions with long lasting or less for books that cost them at least thin)' doUars. are receIVed and when wget qu:lfltilics are reached, consequences must be made." Being one of these studcnl'l, I lOOk advantage of the some swdenlS may receive more or less money than And, as Faculty Forum's editorial board has repealedly opponunit)' that t have as Chair of the Bookstore other studems with the same book. pointed OUL Bryant re311y has come to Ihal fork. nO", .1t has Committee 10 inquire .about the Bookslore's buyback thIS arttcle cannot change !he amou nt a student will taken great courage fo r lhe editorial board of Faculty Forum to policy. I learned that the book scllinglbuying business receive for h,S/lIer books, but pemaps ,t will bring a say the things other people have been grumbling. They shou ld is QUite complicated and costly; however, here are the better understanding 10 buyback prices. However, every be applauded for giving lheir co-workers a forum 10 voice thei r basics of what the manager of the BookstOre had to say: student shouW realize that he/she does have II say In opinions year.round. And me)' should be congratuhucd on I. The bookstOre buys books from students nny day m:mer1 on campus. SO utilize lhe commiuees 10 voice 01" the year as long as those books are priced in me your opinion If you have any comments about the gaining respect as a publication from their onset. bookstore's wholesale bUYing guide. hdoes not maller Bookslore. not necessarily aoom text books, please On pages 3 and 6 of this paper there are several articles 'Ahelher lhe books were purchased new or used, but share them with the BookstoreCommiuee by wrilJng 10 rtpnnlcd from Faculty Forum. The firn of these is a bOoks in unscllable condition wiU not be bought me at Box 323'2. HDvea happy holiday season and good compilation of "Comments and Queries" that address imponant 2. SWth!nLS must show a picture 10 and write their luck with selling back your books. issues on campus and question "conventional wisdom" of the names in their books when they sell them. This helps college's decision makers. detCf students from stealing other students' books. Tracey Ross '95 Also. reprinted from the Forum are an Editorial ("Let's Buy 3. The price paid for books can be 3S high as half of Chair of the Bookstore Commillee the Collegc" by 5.5.) and a Leller to thc EdilOr in response ("Letter from Trustee"). These two anicles have been reprinted with pcnnission for all the members oCthe 8ry;1I11 Community to see so Ihat everyone can fonn thei r own educated opinion. Call for Donations 11lc leuer from Dr. Greg Parkas, Chairman of the Board of To the Editor: would like to as k you "00 you think Bryant College Trustees, which was published in a special edition of Facuhy would benefit (rom her presentation?" Forum, to us signals a new beginning. II was refreshing 10 learn Thcre are many common threads that indi vid uals at 1rece ntly had the plcasure of viewing a video lape of that someone really docs ca re aboullcaving Lhis institution a Brya nt share. I woul d like to focus upon one in particu, Dr, Kil bourne's presentation al Radcliffe College and I bettcr place, instead of !eavll1g this instilution with nothi ng but lar: Our investment in the future. I believe it is safc to knew that Bryant College should hear her presentation. their own "beHer" resume. say that Iherc is a mutual interest in a brig hl.er tomorrow I am organizing a group of benefactors to fund thiS We hOpe to see the groups addressed In Dr. Parkos' letter take among students, faculty.and staff. If I am correc!. then projeCt. Although budgets have dwindled, please try to this golden oppommity to lei the people who have the power 10 please con ti nue reading. help me finance such a worth y eausc. Price tags cannot make changes (AKA. the Board of Trustces) understand what is Dr. Jean Kil bo urne is an accomplished lectu rer who be placed on saving li ves, What I am as kin g for at th is really happening to our college. Wc wonder, thoug h, if real has presented 10 The Harvard Business School, Massa· ti me is an estimated commilmcnt toward her fee of chuseus Institute of Technology and the U.S. Con· S3,5()(). communication can rea Uy lake place with the trustees in the sumer Prod uct Safcl), Commission to n3 mc a few. Please respond 10 Box 4243 before December 14, presence of high level admi nistrators. (Since some faculty , staff. Time, Business Week, and The New York Tunes have 1992 to al low for a rescrvn tion to be mlldc . and administrators may fcelthei r jobs would be jeopardized if intervicwed her as well as TIle Oprah Winfrey Show they dare say un popu lar things about the adm inistrative and The TodayShow. Her topics range from " Advenis· Sincerely hierarchy.) ing and Addiction" to "Advertising' SIma gcorwomen." SCott E.A. Martin At last nigh!"s Fc::aival of Lights. Rabbi Lawrence Silvcnnan Her credentials conlJnue, bUI it IS at thiS POInt thm I Bryant Peer Educator explained the purpose fo r lighting me candles both on the Mcnorah and in the students' hands. Today we'd like to propose lighting one more candle. We light Ulis candle in hopes that all mcmtX!rs of our campus will realize their part in this Satellite Dish Scenario opponunity to stand tall and help make Bryant Co li ge a fine place to grow ~d learn (like il used to lx:)._ To the Edi tor. ing nothi ng but the same game lelevised in their room. tfthedlsh.doesn 't work. then only local channels come Nick'S Place- Big Screen TV· Spons Aunosphere· in and no sportmg events are picked up. \.vJ{, Satellite Dish· receives mostfOOlball games Sunday all When will thiS dish get fully fixed? Sure you can get over the country on CBS .and N"BC. So what is the some ICChnician to come in, fiddle with it, and get it problem? h is always broken. TIus letter IS on behalf of operable. How about JUSt replacing the motororCQnll"ol .all the concerned fans who have gone up there numer4 box for a newer model? Bryant Center Operations ous times 10 watch a game on Sunday afternoons. The would save money if they replact! it once, lfistead of THE ARCHWAY lasltWO weekends, (Nov 22nd and 29th), the dish has fixing it fifteen umes! And believe me, I have been here Kelly 1\. Camyright Cindy Gale !lOt worked. Why do they have Ihis dish anyway? So for 4 years and have seen this problem arise more than Edjtor·jn·Chief Managing EdilOr students can waLCh evCnL'i OO t televised in the Provi· once. lftheproblem is PUllO re st there will be plemy of dence and BoSlon urea· right? happy sperl" fans on campus. Since me room is dedi· Lisa Lucchesi Aziz N. Meruani No doubt m my mmd Nick's Place is greal to ha\'c. cated to 'The Coac.h,"l'm sure he would want Bryant News Ediwr Production Manager It has ESPN andSporLSChannel . You can watch Hockey students to be happy. Hen Purkiss llillie-Jean Noonan Bruins, Rangers, Devils and Basketball· CelIS, Kn icks, Entertainment Editor Business Manager and Bulls. But, what about footbal l? Ever notice how Julia Arouchon Marybeth Giblin many pcoplecallor walk into theGame Room wonder· A concerned fan . Features Ediwr Advert isjng Sales MOIIlJger ing what game will be on? These people end up watch· Scott Gum Angelo Corradino Debbie Deeley Spom Edifor Dawn O'Brien Erika Bau mgardner Advenisin.g Producrion. Phowgraphy Editor Manllgers Do not miss your chance to
Shalf Writers: 1" lkki Helhvuu. Nine), Glrgano, Chris King, . nd Ki lrin Pr.nnkuch. ~------~----~ Sports Wrifers: Pam 3any. Soou G u ~ , and Katie Petij;. Dukroom 'I"Kh nlcllns: Jennife r Dennehy. have the last word ... PttoUlG"phen: MIke M.n.in ~nd Lori o..·emiler. ProducUon: Denise Cu meclu. Kun Geisler. Marybeth GIblin, and EVln Kupermln_ The last issue of The Archway for this semester is Arts & Enlt:rlalnmt.nt : Marguerite K.I'hiLlips Ty pc-s ~ llln g : Vl eanl DMrihuUon ;\hn~ger; Mark Langl~" s. December 10th. All submissions must be in by Business SbIT! V• .,.,l Ad l'rochl(tion St,rr: Lori i\owak. 4:00 pm on Tuesday, December 8th.
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Public It seems Wlm all the malaise and ally quaJ if!Cd facuity. which isck)scr unrest penneaung our school somc to Bryant's heritage, Safety --=====~ major dfort mUSt be m~c to twn -Re·tread the non-d tOrals. Help thmgs around. M05t ih lllkmg fo· them to research and "'nle undc: r Beat cuses on the ~de n t and hiS 00- the new sl!lndards o f acneditation. ministration, but Ih is misses the They'll be better for It and so will poin t. Bryant's problems, a.~ any their students. who wilileam from compdtd by MarJe Go"/o,, The Smithfield Police Depart Students ror a Sarer onein management knows,are fun· people whoknow the business world Studtnts for Q08er Williams University 6chool fLaw Dti.5toI. Qhode Island A representative will be available to answer questions about + Law School Admissions + The Law School Experience -I- Roger Williams University School of Law's Juris Doctor Programs Professor Urgo, his wife l esley, and their son George are seated to the left of Professor Manue l Broncano. who Is at the head of the table. Wednesday, December 9, 1992 at 3:30 PM La Comida Fulbright Room 242 i n the Unistructure by Joe Urgo buenisima.La fotografia queveaquf La comida consisti6en um, soP' I es de una ccoa que tuvimos en los y mochas varicdades de En [3 primavera pasada yo lUVe Picos. En ella vemos a va rios incluyendo mi un a beca Fulbright y cnsent profesores y profesoras La cabrila literalUra yculturc3llOClCafficricana incluycndo al Profesor Manuel cn In unlversidad de Le6n, en Broncano,ala cabecerade la mcsa, pruebala tam bien! Espana. Cerca de Lc6n cstin los y yo mismo a su izquierda. con mi bebimos vinotipicodc Lc6n: Picos de Europa, una cadena de esposa Lesley y mi hip George. EI - fuerte y seco. Desputs de mo ntanasmuy alwymnjesluosas. Profesor Broncano viene a Bryant com ida habia pestres, caft. + Disables attackers and animals Unas de las tradicioncs del Collegeenencroycnsenarhncurso aguardicntc. + 30 minutes of incapacity departamento de Li tera tura en " Wintersession" sabre el EI restaurante csta en Medema de Le6n cs ir a comer en conceptode"la frontera"enEspana montai'las, a diez 0 ve inte + Excellent for students and professors Los Picos, y saborear una comida yen los Estados Unidos, kil6mctros room de In ciudoo. + Includes key ring holster + Available in 1/2 oz.size El Clima de Nueva Inglaterra Avaliable through Wh itey's Enterprises by /'edro Bt ade Bryant varios dias, porque era convencidode imposible salir de aqui. Todas las To order: 1I2 0z-$11 .95. EI cl imadeesaaregi6n es famoso carreLCras y caminos de Rhode Is de las estadisticas, un Add $2 shipping and handling per unit. sus c untro estaciones, land, y de OlIOS estados lambien, fucrtc nos va a locar pron to. Please make checks payable to: e l otol\O , pero cstuvieron cerrados aI tnUico por Tambien podemos 'o'er I , lrCS 0 cuatro dias. Habia como dos verano y el OIOno han sido r;e;c~;1 Whitey's Enterprises Jigeros., con muy poca nieve y pies de nievc y limpiarla tom6 varios y humedos, 3si que 300 Quaker Lane Suite 7 Itc,n"""',"",, relativamemc altas. dias_ convcnc ldo de que el invicmo va 1978, hubounagran tormema Pero dcsde esa famosa ven tisca ser igual, con lemperaturas Warwick, RI 02886 del 78 los invlemes han side muy baJ3S y mas precepitaci6n que en Idc n;,,,cq", p:llllliz6 el eslado por CheckS and Money OI'ders ore glodly accepted. flojos, mas upicos del sur del pais pasado redenle . Mi una semana. M.uches profesores y On check orders ple ase allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. que de Nueva lnglalerra. Yo esloy como mcteorologo estA -- - - ~~~.-.------ THE----A-R-CH--W-A-y------~~~~~~~ ------T-H-U-R-SO-A-y--.O-E-C-E-M-S-E-R-3-. -] -99-2---S Trade Rhode I Christmas Shopping submitted by World Tradt Center you imagine what American Mo- make the current t.rend loward Those or you siores and can't Rhode Island Chopler torS cars would look like tOday ir globalization work in their favor. who were at Bry miss the red and they were not rorced to compete World Trade Center Rhode Island ani last semester The Real Scoop green signs The com ing decade wi ll be a wilh quality Japanese cars? The provides the business me n and may rccall thear screaming Cindy Gale ti me of inc reasing international Pacer and Gremhn were only a womenorGreaterProvidencewith ticle J wrote en· "S ALE 40% ArChway Sloff Writer trade activity and com petition. To preview of the engineering mar- a variety or trading services, while tiUed "Shopping: OFF]!" The y remain competitive in global mar vels to come rro m Detroit. hcan be maintaining one or over230Worid The Thrill or the sound tempting ketS, U.S. indusmes mUSt ha'le argued that tnternaLional competi- Trade Center Association licenses Chase," Well. the topic of shop so you peek inside the Slore and sec knowledgeable leaders to make tion actually keeps prices lower. In world wide. Although its flags may ping has returned to the fordrOnl it is more mobbed than the mall strntegic decisions. We have seen J981, lheJapanesevoluntarily lim- be smaller than itS parent in New or not only my mind. but millions itself. You decide LO stop by on much or the automobi le and elec ited eJtporting or automobiles to York, World Trade Center Rhode of others as we ll these days thanks your way out, that is unless you kill tronic industries move overseas theU.S.,whichresultedinsnaver- Island represents a nonpoJitically to the holiday season. someone and gCI arrested first. because competing international age increase or $1200.00 on U.S .. aligned organization which helps Christmas is supposed to be the You enter a Store yOu have a industries have improved quality car prices. As the future leaders or lofacilitnle international t.rade. The time or givillg. And, we are crcducard for lookIng for the per while providing consumeffl with industry. business students need to ract thai Bryant College is the only gjving .. ,giving the stores most, if fcci glfl. You right off everyone more choices, JncreaslOg competi becUJTCntonlhecomplexrelntion· private school in the world with a natall,orour money. And what do else for Ihatone ilem, find it in Ihe tion for U.S. industries should be ships thnt global IOlerdependence license to operate a World Trade they give us in return? A bill with size you need. and go to the cash pen::eived as having a posiuve in crealCS. Center should be a source or pride a heanfelt holiday message. register to wait on the hoc. fluence, and welcomed as a chal Students should be aware of the and a resource ror students who For those who do not like shop h seems like everyone in the lenge to impro'lt continuously. Can resources available on campus to wish LO eJtce!. ping, the holidays are espec13l1y world IS mime in fronlofyou, with dIfficult What could be worse than Len thousand items. none of which going to a place you hate, to buy have price tags on them or if liley girlS ror people you don't like. But have the tags, tome up to me right Graduate Association there is no way around It You can percentage discount You begm only giveout McDonaldsglrt cer wondering to yourself If yOu could UfiC3tCS so many years In a row. make thi~ item yourself. Soyou finally plckaday when 10 Finally. it's yaurlum. You place Established by Initial gOla the mall. You know it Will be your merchandise on the countcr, Ill! all day arrair, so you have to whip out your credit card, when plan it :"' ut well bcrorehand. I al sudden Iy the sales c Jerk SlOps ••. the ways try to go during the week so regislcrgocsdown. Thcsulesclerk Time MBA Students i I is nOt as crowded. Unfortunatel y , gives you a pleasant apology and many others thi nk along these same then shoves you orr to another reg by SIeve Bolah/sis It was at lhis time several StU - topics varying from furnishing the lines. ISler,at the end of the lineor course. denlS saw theneed ror an organi1.3' graduate lounge to makmg rccom Therc ate a rew "gIvens" that After waiting In Ibnt line for an This fall semester has seen Bry· Ilon to provide a unified voice in mendalions ror Improving the od· always come WIth Chnstmas ~hop Other 20 minutes, you finally get to ant College further eSlllblish Its addressing the concerns of the entation session of next year's ill ping, One is the endless search for make your purchase. Yau decide the repuUltion among the na tion 's busi· graduatc:school and as a forum for coming class. They have also a parking space. idea you had of leaVing the store a ness schools with an orficial rull· SOCial and athletic activities. voiced their concerns about the You know you're in trouble when note With the mooey for the Item time graduate program. Back in Within weeks of orientation a structUIeortheHarvardcasestudy you get orf the CJ.il and sec uurfie would not be 100 well received. September, approximately thiny meeting was held in the new gradu· ontheLl. Bcancaporaoonrequutd lined upon the ramp JUSt to get IntO You arc handed your purchase students went through an initial ale lounge. located in Berberian as pan of the full-time COW'SC load. the parki,rlg lot. Your hopes arc not and told to have 3 nice holiday , orientation designed LO Introduce Hall above the Residence Life or- With the assistanCe or grtldU31C high, but you think you might be "Yeah. right," you say to yourself them to graduate studies and the flce. At this meeting, II Wlb de- student and club member Paul able 1.0 find one:, it you're luck.y. "Maybe Ebenezer Scrooge wasn't Bryant community . Clded a charter should be estab- Marro. liaison Maureen Sylvia is You patiently wall and tum IntO such a bad guy aner aIL" lished 10 gain recognition ror the working with the Career Services the kntoat Icasllook foraspot but You then SCtout to the ne'(l SlorC club within the Bryant student as· office to adveruse and prepare for II looks like rush hourin New York . and try amI maxe your way i.lirough socialion. active recrUiting or MBA gradu· You're beginning to wish )'ourcar the crowds. An inrorm:ll election saw Tim atesby industryandgovemment.a could rold up like on The Jeoorts Another gl~en With Christmas Donnelly and Pam Manchester service never previously orrered. so you wouldn't have 10 Sll III thiS shopping IS c hildren, us ually unanimouslyappomted asco-chai r- Secretary Debbie Bilodeau is also m=. screaming children. Granted, persons, John Rullo as Treasurer, assisting Maureen and Poul in o'o·er· The search fmally gets so bad Christma.'t is for kids, bUI I never Debbie Bilodeau as sec retary , seeing attempts to bring prores you decide to wait by a mall exit lO remember hearing ChriSlmds shop· MaurcenSylviaasli3Json.andRob sional speakers to campus ror dis rollow people to their cars. Need pmg is ror kids. I went Christmas Pures as representative in the Stu- cussions 00 various LOpics Impor less to say, you always ro llow the sttopplna last year with a friend of Inventory dent Senate. tantto today's MBA students and oncs who start going down onc mine and he made an observation Specialists Since this time, Tim and Rob tomorrow's professionals. aisle and end up being parked the which had never occurred to mc. RGIS have ac tively petitioned the col- The organiution is also under neXloneover. You race over there He said, "I'll never understand lege for orficial recognition and gomg marketing procedures ror its to try and gel it, but someone else some parents. They know their ki ds Now Hiring fu nding (rull-time graduate Stu- newly designed MBA logo. Thi s already has it covered. do not likecrowds, loud noises and dents must pay an activities fee logo,designedbygmd uate student At last you find II spot. in what bright lights. So what do they do? Part Time wilhtheirtuition)asaBryantorga- Feng-Hsu (Paul) Lin of Taiwan seems 10 be the next county. and They bring them to a mall!" Go nization. They have also dedicated will be carried on T-shirts, sweat start lhe walk to the mall cntnlncc. figure! NO EXPERIENCE a good portion of thelT time to shirts and car window decals to be You walk. in and nre bombarded Aflcryou trudge through melOns NECESSARY WE WILL drawing up a constitution ouU/O- sold among pan-ume MBA Stu with sounds of people talking, chll· or people, and their kids, and pur· TRAIN ing the club's purpose and proce- dents and MBA alumni. dren crying and faint Christmas chase the rest of your girts. you dures. Itssocaal activities have included carols playing in the background. rejoice in knowi ng you are just $6.00 Per hour to start According to Donnelly, ''The astOOenl,/racultyThanksgivingpot Greenery meshed with lights and mere moments away rrom yourcar purpose or this club is LO facilitate luck supper and a trip to the Medi giant presents are suspended high and thus, meremamcnLS away (rom communk;ation among graduate eval Manner in Boston is in the above everyone's heads. It looks bema home. Ea rn extra income taklng students and with facult y and ad· plnnning Stages. tn addition, the very restive and quaint, and you As theChrislmaScarots progres inventories kKa ll y with ministrators. Our secondary goal group is determined to establish are getting sick or seeing the same sively become louder and add LO America's largest Inwntory is LO provide all graduate students itselr as a community-oriented or things every year. the poundmg headache you can't 5Crvic~houf5 availablc--days. and alumni with an opponunity 10 ganization with plans to engage in As you walk through the mall, walt to walk through lhedoor. You evenings, and weekend s maintain 3 Stronger affiliation with "good works" projects. you see Santa Claus and all the stand outside ror a minute enjoy BryanICollege." Through these efrom, today's children li ned up to Mve their pic ing the silence and tranquil :umo As or this date. the organization small but ambitious group is look· tures taken with him. Mothers are spherc. For more information and hasnpproachcd Dr. Ron DiBattista, ing to 1he future with the hopes of fidgeti ng with rneir kids to makc You start towards your car and interview in you r local art'.l interim Dean or the graduate establishing a legacy to be carried sure they look perfect, And you scc another cnr si lting ncarby. "Oh CALL (508) 520-6796 school, and Professor Wayne Lima, on by the nex i general/on of Bryant can't help but hear the annoying no," you say to yourself. "00 they directoror graduate admissions on College. graduate students. squeaking sound of that toy used have any idea whm they are in by San18'S Helpers to get the ba for?" bies to smile. But they hardly ever Now, the question you shou ld be ~~~;;JBring in this ad and do ... they usually tum red and cry askmg yourself as you walk to your Free Consultmion .. Laser Prinled ... 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Queries, continued from page J Buy the College, continued from page J lion will result in J more compell mostly d!votcd lO (h~u:- Ing the 10 tcal:;h mtrOductory accounung. \'oh·e-men\. We could do with a wish your name withheld. we would tlve position and we intend lO have state' of the Cull~g~. Rd1t.'Cttng The mLion:1le given: Bob is such an littJc of each. Bryant 1$ going to gladly do:;o as long as theedilOrial a more inclusive management style widespread concern about manage cffocu\'c teoch (four a~ in recent need all the fiscal managerial skills cOOlmince can venfy !,he source of and delegate more." PrtsiJ~"t ment, Ic..ldershlp,l1I1d pool morale, ).:ar.I) thai the <;wdentS will truly a\·ai.lllblc 10 get out of the "brick Bnd theopinlon. Truehtarl in hIS rtlrenrhmetll aJ members \'otcd 10 form Ii commit beocrlt by thiS move. Uh huh ... mortar" and "elitist" quagmire dress 011 Ju/y 22. 1992 tee to bnng 10 the President and the which It has blWldered into during "As a business school we teoch Board of Trustees the college Logo Lun!lCY? the past ten years. responsibility and delegation of community's concerns regardmg On top 01 the bad LllSle the coffee Let's hear from you and sec how EdIIO"S Not~: Thi,J edlt()nal authority , btU here at Bryant all the Slate ofthc College. Let's hope cnpe:r hali left U3 with, we are now we COlr\ gel the Ixlll rolhng. We apptared in the November issue of empowerment is in !he hand or(our the effort has a positive mflicted wllh lhe cheerleading would like to publish as many view Faculty Forum (Vol. I, No. 7) Re people-!.hc presldem and three vice effect... Time will tell. hoopla of an employee recognition points as possible (especially (rom prin/~d wj/h permission ofFnculty presidents:' AdnuniSlratOr, program focusing on as1 OOcomesl the lTUStees themselves), but If you Forum editorial board. " "ve ncvcrworkcd at a place wjlh November 1992 10 create a logo to symbolize such a sense of discouragement and The Numbers Game Bryant's rej uvenated team spirit. poor morale," Administralor. At the recent admissions semi As if a symbol or design reaJly • The family suggests "We have n national leadership nar, international specialists Nick makes a difference . (Remember CriSIS, a leadcrshipcnsls In baseball Senecal speculated thaI Bryant Gerald Ford's WIN campaign to that memorial and 3 leadership crisis here 3t Bry- might produce 30 new students lIS Whip In nation Now? That went contributions be made 3m. It's abSOlu tely hi larious." Ad the result of his foreign travels and nowhere toO.) Interesting to nole, to the American mini.(JrOlor. those of the president's wife. He the Id ea for th is conLCstcame from Heart Association,' "I wish we had rejected the eon allowed that thi s didn't sound like the "President 's CnbineL" When lr.lCt." FacullY ~mbtr much; but the purpose of these in did this nOlion surface? When people want to ''The President thi nk.~ commu ni · ternational initiatives, he said. was honor a loved one cation is aone-way street. He doesn't not 10 make up shortfalls in enroll Positive/Negativc and fight heart disease, underSland the feeling of people." ments we' ve beeneApenencing. (No At his Stale of the College ad· Foc ullY membtr. explanation, however, of whut lhc dre ss, President T ruehcart acknowl goals really are.) edged th at we had seen a lot of October 1992 Following up these re marks, the cooslQ1Clivecriticism bu t also nega Contract Unsigned! Provost reassured those present thai ti ve. He hoped we- could communt THE AMERICAN HEART ASSCIJAllON Some five weeks afte r the Fac· "we (the college] could fi ll two cote in a more positive way. MEMORlAL PRCERAM . ulty Federauon ratified the new dorms if we wanted to, but Ih:n th is Right he is. , ..-, ";..--. " contracl, It remains unsigned. Why is not OUt gool." (No explanallon But il begs thequcslion. How do '-_ ,,'.H , ...... -,.. " is the administr:llion delaying? No here either.) we voice concerns in a posi tive fash- one has a copy of me new conlJ1lCt; 100 when we see unfairness, lack of commiuees arc unsure of how to Debit or Credit? forthrightness, and te rrible manage proceed; confUSIOn reigns .. _Is this The mOSt recent example of the me nt decisions? Example: firing any way to run a bUSiness? admanistration shenanigans is the em ployees in the name of CQSt-(:ut ftAme'icanHeart lr.lnsfer of "Mr. Auditing" (Bob ting. No sooner have these jobs V Associafion 331·5810 Fac uhy Votes Its Concern Provost) out of his special ly (for been eliminated tha n replacements Call ~ow The September meeting of the whkh he is SO welt known among are coming on board under new Bryn nt Fae uhy Federation was the Big 6throughoul New England) titles. - T-HE---A-R-CH--W-A-Y------~~~~1-J~~~ ------TH--U-R-S D-A-Y--. D-E-C-E-MB--E-R-3-, -1 -99-2---7 "' Evan Kupennan and Michel~ Nathan light the Menorah at last night's festivities. Rabbi Silverman. Reverend Devens, and President Trueheart light their candles from the Menorah. David Binder provided music yesterday aftemoon in the Bryant Center, as well as at the Festival of Lights. Cindy Gale, Debbie Deeley, and Dawn O'Brien celebrated the "Tradition of Unity." Participants at last night's Festival of lights held in the Rotunda. ------COMIC ~ ------ ! ~usnO\le MeI>rCAI.. feRMrNO£o6f,J ! ,,-8---'-T=HE=A=RC=HW=A-'-'-y_-----"'O 5iRTS & -ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1992 Ring in the Holiday Season at Trinity Repertory Providence Theatre Company's Sixteenth Christmas Carol Kelly A. Carlwrighl to Come; Scrooge and Marley; the ence, In an age of self-centered temporaries seem en ti rely t1ppro, The other important variation 10 Archway Slaff Wrifer Cratc hi t Fami Iy complete with Tiny actions and racial conflic ts. Baron pnate for 1992, Although a black the Trinity pcrfonnance is the em Tim ; singing, dancing , Ilnd carol challcnges his audience.~ to reflect nephew of Scrooge challenges con phasis on charity for all humanity, Ba-Humbug! ing ... on their own behavior, ventional American thought, lhe Marley's ghost, a strange mixture Problem: You're not In the holi But this production of A Christ One such improvement 10 this concept of inter,racial marriages of humor and haunting, warns day spirit. mas Carol transcends tradition. year's perfomance is the intro renects the changing views of Scrooge not to be so concerned Solution: Let the spirilSOfChriSl Taking full advantage of his poetic duction of black actors 10 the tradi modem society, Even the juxtapo with his business since the ghost mas at Trinity Rcpenory Company license. AssisLant LO the Anislic tionally white cast of this play, sition of John Thompson, a black has learned, "Mankind was my in Providence lift your spiriLS! DircclOr Neal Baron. directs this While somewhat anachronistic to actor, as "Scroogeasa Young Man" business." The once joyful spiri t of Trinity Rep's 16th annual A play to hit home with today's audi- Dickens ' era, Scrooge's black con- fl ows smoothly in this production. Ch ristmas Present also warns Cllri.Slmas Carol is hean.-warm Scrooge to "beware Ignorance and ing, thought-provoking.and dOwn Hunger," right fun. In keeping wilhlhc Tnn Ou tstandtng performances 10 this ity Rep tr.K1itioo of creati\'C and cn year's play are made by Timothy tcr1.a.tnmg periorm:lJlCCS. the cast of Crowe as a miserly-turnoo·phllan· thiS year'sproduclion of Dickens' A thropic E!Jenezer Scrooge; Robert Christmas Catol is sure 10 cast an J, Colonna as a bumbling. jolly old unbreakable spell of holiday cheer SL Nick type of Chrisunas PaSt: over everyone who aucnds! Janice Duclosas arollickingChrist While lhe Christmas carol that mas Present: and Ricardo Pitts Trinity sings is primarily tradiuooal Wiley :is the emphatic "rea<1cr" of Dickens. the company's perfor the play. mance is based on an adaplal10n by So if you a good dose of holiday Adrian Hall and Richard Cummmg. cheer or are jusl looking for an Adrian Hall was the long-time ar· entertaining way to ring in the holi listie director of the company. Ri days wilh someOne special. make chard Cummmg. a pan-time Hu sure catch A ChriJttrnlS Carol at manities professor at Bryant. served Trinity Rep in Providence. It uuly as the lhcater's musical director III is the best holiday performance in the lime of the original adaptation. Rhode Island. The plot of the Story told at Trin· A Chrislmas Carol runs through ity remains lrUC to lhe classic: December 27. Cunain times are through aseriesof visits from three 8PM Wednesdays through Satur· spiri lS of Christmas. a miserly old days, 7PM Tuesdays and Sundays, man named Ebenezer Scrooge 2PM on selected dales. Individual learns the true meaning of Chnst ticket prices range from S22 to mas should remam in the heart S30. with student, senior citizen, foreve r. disabled, military and group rates All the elements of Dickens' Ebenezer Scrooge, played by Timothy Crowe and Trinity Repertory Company members available, For ticket information ori gi nal story are there: the Ghosts celebrate Christmas spirit in Adrian Hall's and Richard Cumming's adaptation of Dickens' and theexactschcdule,call the box ofChristmas Past, Present, and Yet classic, A Christmas Carol, (Directed by Neal Baton). office at (401) 35 1-4242, Week of: 1214 - 12110 ·Treat You rself MENU OF THE WEEK Right FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDA Y MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURS DAY Sreakf8$t Breaktasl , Breakl8$1 "'""" "'"'" -, ...... 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Chii CWn Cl'IcIW Students Leaving Campus Housing Permanently Any residenl withdrawing from the residence hall system at the end of this semester must complete a 'Withdrawal from Monday, December 14 7:30am-12 Midnight Houstng~ form by December 11. Also, please notify your AA Tuesday, December 15 7:30am- 12 Midnight thai you are withdrawing so they can Inspect your room wrth Wednesday. December 16 7:30am-12 Midnight you sometime during your last week In the residence hall. Thursday, December 17 7:30am-12 Midnight Also. be sure to return your room key to the Lock and Key Friday, December 18 8:00am-9:00pm shop al the Office of Public Safely before you leave. Your cooperation with Ihese steps is crucial 10 ensure the IImely Saturday, December 19 10:00am-6:00pm return of the balance of your damage/key deposit Sunday, December 20 12:00noon- 12 Midnighl Monday, December 21 7:30am- 12 Midnighl Leave of Absence trom Housing (study Tuesday, December 22 7:30am- l 0:30pm abroad, Internships, etc.) Wednesday, December 23 8:30am--4:30pm Any resident siudent planning on leaving the residence halls and returning In the lall of 1993 should have a "leave of Thursday, December 24 Closed Absence~ form on file In the Ofllce 01 Residence Ufe. II you Friday, December 25 Closed have not already done so, please complete a "leave 01 Salurday, December 26 Closed Absence- form prior to December 11 , 1992, Only those Sunday, December 27 Closed students whO are participa1ing in an internship or study abroad December 28-December 31 8:30am-4:30pm for credit at Bryant may have their name placed in the housing sign-up process to take place in April 1993. January 1. 2, 3 Closed Room Changes late Night Study Any current resident interested in requesting a room change Classrooms 242 and 243 will also be open as follows: for the Spring '93 semester rrust meet with their Resident Director by December 11. Suite village residents and Hall 16 residents should stop by the OHice of Residence life in Hall 6. December 14-17 12 Midnighl-3am December 18 9:00pm-12 Midnighl Singles December 19 6:00pm-12 Midnighl Due to a large nurmer of vacancies on campus this fall, a December 20-21 12 Midnighl-3am large number of students have had the luxury of living in a single room. Residence life reserves the right to assign students as necessary and reminds all students that a Changes to Spring 1993 Master Schedule roommate may be assigned al any time. Also, single rooms may NOT be guaranteed by paying additional fees. Upper Division Cancellahons: au~t Hours A347F Adv Accounling Bline 12:30TTh Twenty·four hour quiet hours begin Saturday, December 12 BU300HN MIS Swearingen llITh at 7:00 a.m for the remainder of the semester. Good l uck on EC362A Govemmenl Business Staff 3MWF Exams ! (Students are reminded that they are to vacate the EC493A Managerial Econ . Siaff 3:30ITh residence halls within 24 hours of their lasr exam.) EC499HN Spec. Topics Norton 12:30ITh . Hall Closing HI499HN Spec. Topics Liloff 2--4 :50M The residence halls must be vacated by 5.00 p.m. on MG3011 Prod. Operalions Noble 2ITh Tuesday, December 22. Please make packing and travel MG31 I B Management Theory Segovis 2ITh plans accordingly. MG312B Hum. Resource Mgt Perry 3MWF - Hall Opening· January '93 Mt<:301 E Mkt. Mgt. Bonnie! 3;30TTh The residence nails wIll open for spnng occupancy on MK301 I Mkt. Mgl Bingham 9:30ITh Sunday, January 24, 1993 al noon. Please make travel and MK312C Mkt. Research Leonard 8MWF move-in plans accordingly. Lower Division Cancellations Wlnlersesslon Students who have signed up and paid for housing during Hl02GG Humamlles I the Winlersession period (January 4 through January 22) are Hl02HH asked to SlOp by and notify the Office of Residence life so l 211 F l egal Environmenl Staff 8MWF that Winters ession assignments can be made. Students will PS251A Intra 10 Po lillcs Posusney 2ITh be housed in Hall B during Winlersession. The hall will open on January 3 at noon for move -in. Additions: A452C Auditing II Harkins l 1ITh Wintersession '93 BU3001 MIS Swearingen IlITh FR 352A Interm. French TBA Registration Information: FL485A Ady. Fre nch II TBA In Person: November 30, 1992-January 4, 1993 in th e Part-Time Studies Office Phone or Fax : November 30- Siudenis who have nol yet picked up Iheir Spring 1993 prinl-outs should do so January 4 with MasterCard or Visa. Phone Registration (401) 232-6700. 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With the check out the Comforts' specials: eryone is Ioolcing rorward 10 the Alpha Phi help of the New Life Worship Cen Bryant Players when you buy any large sandwich Chrisunas party which is "offi ter. we were able to feed 175 fami gel a free small (ry, and with the cially" this Friday at Dimetrcs. by Ann PiCQne Ii es. Thanks 10 ali lhosc who hel pcd by joAnn Walsh purchase of any large order of po Quote of the week: "They said Welcome Back from break. Hope out, especially Jen Mills and Hall Welcome back, thespians (and tato ski ns get a free soft dri nk. they'd (Ron 's) get back to me." everyone had an enjoyablo time! 15 who collocted cans. Also thanks everyone else)! Th iswcck we voted The coffee machine should be CongralS to all those that ended to those who participated in the for the spring play: the resul ts will working Illis week at the Conve pledging! soup kitchenS un, Nov. 22. Anolher be posted in next wcck'SArchway. nience Store. Snappie and 7-Up Entrepreneurship A thanks to those who came to soup kitchen is being held on Satur Those people, whether members or products wiJi be avai lable soon for our Chri s tma.~ gathering on Tues day, December 5 - don', forget to not, interested in directing, bui ld your convenience. Club day to get into the Holiday Spirit. aucnd if you signed up. We'd also ing set, running the lights, and soon Seniors don't forgel to get your The Festival of LighlS on Wednes like to thank ISO for inviting BHe shouk! contact me ASAP. class rings. as Artcarvcd wiil be on by Lisa Lucchesi day was gre3ttoo! members to listen to their interna We will begin selling Chrisuna.<; campus today. On Thursday, November 19, the A Happy Birthday to Shannon tional speaker. And a final thank Weepuls Monday for S 1.00 during Entrepreneursh ip Club held its sec (200n Wednesday)enjoy your day! you goes out toaUthose who helped the dinner hours at the Bryant Cen ond formal meeting. The club Underclasswomen are invited to wilh the Blood Drive on T ucsday, ler. These will be delivered nexl Delta Chi wannly welcomed guest speaker, come up toourOpcn House tonight December I . Friday. Contact me to volunteer! Paul A. Curry, a 1988 Bryamalum. at 7:30pm to meet the sisters, Donn The meeting ori ginall y set for We hope each cast member for by Michael Preslash Paul started his business activities 7-310's aOO 320's. Can 't wait tosee Wednesday, December 2, at 7:00 thi s weekend 's performance of I hope Lhat everyone had enough soon after graduation. Paul became you there! was canceled because of the Festi-. 'Twas the Fight Berore Christ turkey and Sluffing over Thanks interested in international business Sisters get psyched for our an val of Lights ceremony. Our final mas brcaks a leg! We also hope the giving break. We're into the home after at tending a business school in nual Christmas Pany which is com meeting isrcscheduled for Wednes turnout wiU be amazing and enthu stretch now. Only three weeks to go Gennany. ing up very quic kly! Have a great day, December9at7:00pm in Room s ia~tic! (and two more games at Foxboro). He also took advantage of weekend! 2. Our next meeting will be Tues To all' those brothers who don 't Bryant's semester at sea. He com If anyone is interested in making day, Deccrnber8at5:00pm in meet have dates to the Holiday Formal, mented, "It was al this poim in time The Archway additional donations during the ing room 2 in the Bryant Center. yo u only have 24 hours left to gel that I saw the big picture of what I ChriSlmaS season for the McAu ley Have a good week. one. Adios. wanted to do. I knew I wanted to go House, the y can be sent to Box 5. into international business." K efly Carrwrighl A. Tha~k you in advance for your gen- Delta Kappa Pa ul is now actively in volved in Archway Staff Writer Brycol importing and exporting goods in Epsilon ternationally. Th e Archway would like to an by CIwd Lucier U you'cc interested in meeting nounce the selection of the next The Com rort will be closed Sat by Sean Leone Editor- in-Chief and Managing Edi We need you. urday December 3. Ooo't rorget to Everyone enjoyed the break. Ev- conffnWld, Campus, page" tor for 1993. Lisa M. Lucchesi. a junior mar keting major from Somerville. New Jersey, will ass ume the duties of Editor-in-Chief of The Archway in January 1993. Lucchesi becomes the 73rd Edi tor-in-Chief of the 46- yearold SIU dent pub lication. The award win ning paper is entirely student run and edited. AZll N. Meruani , a junior man agement major from Nai robi, Kenya , Will assume the dUlles of Managing Ediwr besmning In J anu ary 1993 . Lucchesi,a 1990 graduate of Im maculata High SchOOl and current News EditOr of The Archway, has served as a mcmberofTize Archway since coming lO Bryant in Octo be r1 990. Lucchesi was promoted to News EdItor in September 1992 after servzng as Features Editor for Lhc Fall 1991 and Spring 1992 se meslers. Tn addition to her work at The Archway, Lucchesi servcs as an in· tern and vol unteer to the American Red Cross, and is Secretary of the Bryant College Entrepreneurship Club. Meruani, a 1990 graduatc of In· ternaLional School of Kenya was born in Pakis um and considers FOrt Wayne, Indiana his home in the United States. He joined the staff in September 1990 and has served as Prod uction Manager of The Arch way since January 1991. In addi tion to his activities at The Archway, Meruani is also a l icen~ disc jockey for Bryant 's student run radIO station, WIMF. He is also a first year res ident aSSIstant. BHC by Julie FiJlello Welcome back ! Hope youal! had a great Turkey day. A 101 has hap pened over the lust couple weeks PRESENTED and we just wanted 10 tha nk all those people who panicipated in AT BR YANT COLLEGE, SMITHFIELD, RI various ac ti vi ties. First of al l. we want to thank all those who hel ped wi th ourComfortNighton Wednes a t 8pm: Dec 4- 5, 11-12, 18-23 day, November 18. With your help at 2pm: Dec 6, 13. 19, 20 we were able to raise SIOO . Also, thank you to those who braved the Bryant St uden ..: '5,00 (up to 2 tix wit h 10) cold and panicipatcd in the Na Bryant Faculty/Staff: $10,00 (up to 2 tix with 10) ti onal Sleepout along with Phi Kap Regular Ticket Price: '12,50 - thanks guys - hope nobody got too sick! On Saturdlly, Novcmber 2 1, we Info - 401- 333- 9000 deJi vered food baskets with the food -THE- AR-C-HW-A-Y------CAMPUS SCENE--TH- UR-S-DA-Y-,D -EC-E-MB-ER- 3.-l99-2-ll Campus, Continued. International inronnati'e and enlightening. ingasoo.-newb 12 TilE ARCHWA Y - SPORTS- THURSDA Y, DECEMBER 3, 1992 Rookies Help Men's 8-ball Soccer Coach Named Angl!io CorrcuiillO "I Ollnk we Archway Spons Wriur have bco!/l play ing very hard," Coach of the Year The men 's basketball tcam Reilly said. opened their 1992-93 season by "Which is posting a 1-2 record last week. whal you expect Pam Barry listen and who believe In geulng The leam surrcroo !heir bigge.<;1 wiLh any college Archway Spom Wriru good results." loss. at !he hands of Bentley 68-90, lcam. I am The team's season began slow Sunday. HIgh scorer for thc game pleased with At the end of every season, but finished a slrong second in the was freshman Omar Sharecf wi th how we have coaches VOle on players and coach league. Mercurio felt his job was (0 16. "Ofrensively in this swge we been practicing of the year. This season, Bryant's gel the players 10 believe mcy could arc not where we wa nt to Ix:," head and playing; own men's soccer coach was se tum Ihe season around and be suc coach Ed Rielly said. onccwegcl fur lected as the NE· J0 Coach of the cessrul. To him "everyday was a "We're are Inexperienced. We ther into the sea· Year. challcnge in hoping for good rcsu IlS have been a little better on defense son we should AlLhough this is only Len in a game." we Just need to develop an offen· improve." Mercurio's second year as head At the end or the season , Coach sive JXltlem." Coach Reilly coach at Bryant. he has been in Metcuno felt his team was the "best On Tuesday, while merest of uS also gives some volved with soccer since he could 10 me conference." were home, the Indians dropped a credit to the Slu walk. The tenm suffered an unfonun:llC close game 10SIOOehill 53-61 . High dent body fa-lhe Born in Italy, he W33 introduced loss in me play-offs (0 Springfield. scorer in the game was Jerome G ricr win. "II was a by the national sport right away. TIus game was a case of bad luck 27 points. big help to know Af1Cf moving and finishing his play for Bryant since they played the "We ron OOt of ga.'! after leadmg the students ing career, he became the assistant enure game extremely weU. by 10 at the hair," Reilly said. " It were behind us: coach at Brown Univemty for six Being named Coach oflhe Year, came at the wrong time. Everyone it really mOIl years. Now the head coach at according to Men:::urio, wasasonof was home. Jfwc had a big following vated!he team," Bryant, he findscoaching verychal "consolation prize.," because he and we prob:lbly woo kI havegOlten over Rielly said lenging. hIS team had worked so hard and the hump." The acam is Throughout the years, Arrigo fell 10 bad luck 10 a few key games. In the home opener Bryant over· a150 glad to see Dave Burrows and TIle lndlaJ\s will uavelto New Sacchi, Coach of me Natiol\31 Team The players on the men's team came Rhode Island College 73-66 Colin LawSOn back from suspen Hampshire College tonight and Sa in Italy, has been an inspiration to feel vcry lucky 10 have Coach and controlled the game most oflhe sion. "I am counting on their ape cred Heart on Saturday. 1bey will Mert:uriobccauseherevolulioni7.ed Mercurio. He instills the values of way. Gner lead the way once again rienceand savvy locomplcmcnt the then return home to play Mercy the game and showed how team· teamwork. and "every player on the wlm 18 poi ntS. young players." Co ll ege on Monday at 7:30. work real1 y works. Coach Mercurio learn is importanL" feels playing is 3 lot easier Ihan His skills and knowledge of the coochtng because a coach has 10 game are also unswpassable. Right orrer his time and sensitivity to all now, he c.ooc he.'! and works full Women's 8-ball Opens With Win 25 players. time. To Mercurio, "'0 be able to He gives 3 lOt of credit to the coach rull·tlme would be a dream Aflg~lo Corradino The players also feel players though, "I was lucky at come true because there is so much ArchwlJySports Wriur the impact of the club. Bryant 10 have players willing to to be done." "It pumps us up so we The women's basketball team get motivated to play ." opencd theirscason by spl itung thelT Davies is leadmgthe Hockey Drops Close Game flrsttwo gomes. tCOlm in scoring with Onsundaythctcam wascJefeated 16poinlSpergame, 14- by Jas~n Crozj~r nghl on his stick. Barm, alone in by #5 En the nmion, Bentley Col· 27 from the field and front of the net, put the puck past the Iege.43-91. 23 rebound:. on lhesca· On Salurtby, ovember 21,the Springfield goaltender wllh ease. In their homc opener, the team soo. Ice Hockey team ', record dropped Shortly arter Barra's gool, Ryan started Oul on me right foot by dc The l...ady lndiansare to 1·2. The tearn came oot a lillie Fox lted the game at two with D feaung Rhode Is land College 74-64 getting lheneeded help slow in the first twopcriods, and the wrist sholtO the short side. Spnng after tnullng atlhe half. from meirretumingse S pringf!tId State Chiefs damllUlted. rlCld was advancing the puck up ice Freshman Liz Davies lead the niars. Bridget Casey is Fortunately ror Bryanl, senior when dcfenseman Harry Kojoin way wlm 28 poinlS,13·25 from me second on the team 10 goaltender Andrew Witkin per came orf the bench and challenged field,and 18rebounds. Davieshad scoring wilh 12.5 ppg formed tremendously. In the pro the play at Bryant's offensive blue 17 or those 28 points in the second and Kelly Jacob is right cess of sloppi ng almost 30 shOL~. he line. His gamble paid of(, and he hair to lead the Lady Indians come· behindhcrwilh9.5ppg, allowed ()O ly lwogOO]S in those two was able to keep the puck in we lxick. Jacob is also second period'!. zone allOWing Fox to pick II up and The team, as well as cooch Mary on the team in rebounds Beingdown 2-0at Ule strutorthc tie the game. Burte, seem optim istic about the with 16. Kim Ross is .. third rorced Bryanl to pull together. Bryant's scoring drivc was season and hope to get cootinued Captain J on Mandevi lie gOt the team sLOpped doe lOa pcnaltyca1 1. Spring suppan rrom lhe student body. ~: ::~;~~~~~ .. ~ rolling by scums up a two-on·one field capitalized and made the score " It will be a big plus," Burkesaid has5.s assistSper game. which aLlowed Jim Barra to score 3·2. Springfield finalized Bryant's when asked about the shih man The lady Indianswill Bryant's firsl goal of the night. defeat scoring on a screen shoe. in society. uavel to New Hamp Mandcville broke free from the first the rmal minulCSofplay. The team "Weplsy against twO nati0n3Jly shire Collegeon Thurs· Springfield dcfenseman and then wiU aucmpt 10 Improve lhelrrecord del~,O;.s look on. ronked teams and the suppa" of the day aod Scsred Hean ruled towards the second one. He this week when they travel to MIT siAm man sodet)' will give us a true on Saturday. They will wen I'Ctum Monday at 5:30 and Stotlehill 00 SPOILed Barra hcadin,lt towards the on Tuesdav and Keene S late on home coon advantage." home 1.0 take on Keene State on Wednesday al 7:00 Springficld nct and sent a h3rd pass 1O'-y. Cavies was named the NE-lO Conference Playe, and Freshman Karate Students Receive of the Week in her tirst week of college competition. In her debut she had 28 points on 13-25 Brown Belts shooting and 18 rabounds In the ..------, 74·64 win over RIC. She said, wNo I didn't feel any pressure (starting as a freshman) This week's because we worked hnrd the pasl three weekS getting ready for the Athletes of the seasoo. I fell confidenl. There were also three senIOr on the Week are Dave court with experience which Nagelhout of helped." the bowling team and Liz rolled a 300 (a perlect Davies of the game) against Scared Heart University In the EISC eonlerence women's match two Saturdays ago in Bac k row are M ike Richard s, Sco t Furlong, Jill Cranston. He helped the leam to basketball Bernadlno.Front roW are I t o r Patrick Doherty, third place fi nish lor the day and team. Sifu Ro n Renaud, and June Paul. a third place In the overall The students took theIr test the week before standings. Nagelhout said, "I try Thanksgiving. 10 get everyone motivated to go and do the best can do. ~