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1994 The Vol. LIX No. 10 Providence College - Providence, Rhode Island October 27,1994 The Results of Inauguration the Assaults Festivities by Theresa Edo '96 In addition, Congress is dent of Student Congress, Asst. News Editor inviting Jim Reiley to speak agrees that the most needed to the students in November. Begin The time has come for the change is to educate stu­ Reiley is the lawyer Con­ dents about the issue. "We PC community to take the by Kristen Gariepy '95 begins today with an aca­ next step. In the past three gress retains at all times to need to get rid of the mis­ demic convocation in weeks since the reports of the advise students on legal mat­ communication that is cur­ Edilor-jn-Chief Peterson Center at 4 p.m. Dr. three off-campus sexual as­ ters. Although he can't rep­ rently going on." She also Official invitations have Edmund D. Peliigrino will be saults were released, reac­ resent students in court, he is strongly advises that anyone been sent to the student awarded the Doctor of Hu­ tions to them have been im­ able to let them know what who has been involved in an body. manities from Providence mediate and wide-spread. their rights are, since many assault or a robbery should Posters are hanging all College. Among several Shock and fear disturbed the laws differ from state to state. talk to Fr. McPhail. If he has over campus. other personal and academic relatively uneventful first If further means are neces­ the knowledge, he can re­ And, perhaps the most accomplishments, Dr. semester. Now, preventive sary, the voice mail system or spond to what is going on. common reason why stu­ Pelligrino is the John Carrol and proactive measures are new methods will be looked 'We advise the men of dents look forward to the Professor of Medicine anc being taken to inform every­ into. the situation when they go presidential inauguration-, Medical Ethics, Director of one of the situation. "There are more than a out each night," said Cap­ The Office of Student Ser­ few stories going around that tain Bathgate, head of PC Se­ vices and Student Congress aren't true," said Fr. McPhail, curity. 'We don't want to have developed a combina­ Vice President of Student Ser­ see any other incidents." tion of attempts to get the vices. "PC would not put the Bathgate went on to say facts out to the public. Friar students in jeopardy." that there are occasions on box notices have been sent. Fr. McPhail stressed that weekends when they have There has been an increased the college is currently walk­ an extra man on duty, but on and more precise usage of ing a delicate line concerning the whole they have not the Safety Bulletin Board its students' well-being. The changed their procedures. (outside of the Student Con­ challenge is to fully alert the He is concerned that the stu­ gress office), which pin­ members of its community to dents do not use the escort points exact locations of as­ the fact that precautionary service to its fullest poten­ saults and burglaries on a measures must be personally tial. map of the area. The board taken at all times, without 'We have started making is updated as soon as inci­ actually robbing all of their sure our doors are locked dents are reported to the freedom. school. Kristen Gallagher, Presi­ continued on page 2 NEWS COMMENTARY There is a Problem and We Must Find a Solution transacting a drug deal. Stu­ dios would like to see the by Bridget Hughes '96 dents heading down to Club area improved. His theory News Editor Eagles can easily witness a is, "if the neighborhood goes Whether it's for a beer at fight. Something is wrong down, then the businesses by Mike Carriere Louie's or necessities at with this picture. Obviously, go down." CVS, most PC students have the area needs help. Corcelli has tried very ail classes on Friday are can­ the Center for Clinical Bioet­ ventured off-campus for one Most of the merchants in hard to make the area celled. hics, and Senior Research thing or another. When the Eagle Square area would around his hair salon look The inauguration of Scholar of the Kennedy Insti­ heading to the area which is like to see the area im­ attractive and presentable. Providence College's 11th tute of Ethics at Georgetown referred to as Eagle Square, proved, but they just don't He tries to cater to the stu­ president, the Reverend University. After the convo­ many students accept the nave the money to put their dents and the locals. One Philip A. Smith, O.P., Ph, D., cation, the celebration week- area for what it is, rarely ideas into action. One mer­ way in which he has done continued on page 4 thinking of how the area chant, Michael Corcelli, Jr., looks or how unsafe the owner of Phaze I Hair Stu­ continued on page 4 neighborhood is. But the fact is that students help the Inside The Cowl... businesses in Eagle Square, Gender roles go back to the Stone Age... see page 6 so the area should be more attractive to the eye, and See what A&E says about Pulp Fiction... see page 9 more importantly, the area should be a safer place to go. Suggestions on how to survive the winter weather... see Providence College can page 12 help with the problem. But first, the college needs to Read a story on a Fictional World Series... see page 23 understand what is actually going on. With the author­ ity sitting behind the desk, News...... pages 1-4 they just don't see the prob­ Editorials...... pages 5 -7 lem. Unfortunately, it is the A & E...... pages 8 -9 students and the merchants Clubs...... pages 10-11 who do see what goes on. A Features,.....pages 12 -15 group of students walking Roving...... page 16 ...... by Carey Capone to CVS can easily run into Something is wrong with this picture. Personals. .,.page 17 two people on a corner Sports...... pages 18-24 October 27,1994 The Cowl 2 News Security Best of Both Worlds

continued from page 1 by Renet M.A. Ladocsi '96 teaching about Women of the Four­ ______News Writer______teenth century. Dr. Jane Lunin Perel every night," said Kara Gosart '96, precautions, but all should be re­ of the English Department will be an off - campus resident. A special dinner held on October teaching a course on Contemporary minded of simple things such as 25 for Womens Studies represented The Office of Off - Campus Hous­ pulling window shades at night, and Poets, focusing on female poets and ing, however, does not deal with stu­ the culmination of three years of issues concerning women. Dr. putting lamps on timers. hard work and dedication by vari­ dents' personal reports. Carolyn There has also been some appre­ Debroah Johnson of the Art History Ryan, the Director of the office, ex­ ous female members of the Provi­ Department currently teaches a hension about the round - the - clock dence College faculty and adminis­ plained that they deal more with ten­ security in McVinney Hall. Dennis course-Contemporary Arts and ant - landlord disputes. If problems tration. The celebration centered on Ideas: Women Studies. Dr. Elaine Del Gizzo, Assistant Director of Resi­ women and the acceptance of the of safety arise because doors and dence Life, stressed that it is because Chaika, of the Linguistics Depart­ windows do not lock or exterior new Women Studies minor. Three ment will be teaching Women's of an unrelated incident involving years ago, in June of 1991 Dr. Jane lighting does not work, then the of­ one student. On the issue of safety, Film of the 1930's and 1940's. Dr. fice gets involved. Even faulty door­ Lunin Perel of the English depart­ Charolette O'Kelly and Dr. Mary he feels that students should be con­ ment attended a seminar at Boston bells are potential dangers because Anne Sedney will join together to scious of where they are walking at College entitled "Women Studies it forces residents to leave doors un­ all times. teach Introduction to Women Stud­ locked for unheard visitors. Ryan programs in Catholic Colleges". ies. Dr. Bernadette Topel of the The­ "We can tell the students what is This seminar made Dr. Perel realize said that packets were sent out to all happening off - campus," said Fr. ology department will be teaching off - campus residents at the begin­ the potential Providence College Women in the Christian Religion. McPhail, "but we can't take them by has for addressing women's issues ning of the semester outlining safety the hand." Dr. Partricia Lawlor of the Modern and the impact of women in history Languages Department will teach and civilization. French Feminism. And Dr. Carol The attendees were numerous. Crafts of the Biology department The women present were all highly may teach a course on Women in influential members of our commu­ Science. Together, these women will Disciplinary Measures nity. The first woman introduced by begin to re-invent and re-introduce the acting director, Dr. Perel, was A judicial hearing was held on October 19 to consider the womens' role in history and soci­ Sally Thibodeau. She helped bring following charge: ety. about the start of this program by Dr. Sedney is quite intent on providing access to Administration. making our campus a more com­ - standards of conduct established by Providence College Although, she was not called upon fortable place for women. She is in­ to do very much. "I help people do terested in "finding out what it is The student was asked to move by the police; which he refused. In the things they like best. But this addition the student taunted the police. about all women colleges that is so group did not need much advice." good for women, and try to infuse The program draws on a wide those qualities into Providence Col­ The following penalty was determined: range of faculty from many differ­ lege and make it the best of both ent departments to organize it's cur­ worlds." - disciplinary probation for one semester riculum. Dr. Donna McCaffrey of the History Department will be continued on page 4 Are you thinking of living Off-Campus during your junior Commuters - year? You Are Invited To A Here is a good address to consider: Queen Margaret Hall 55 Bellshaugh Road Harvest Reception Glasgow G12, Scotland

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Juniors feared that with begin selecting apartments Sunday, as the PC chapter, coming Dr. Lynne Ryan, Di­ individually to the whole two new apartment build­ and returning applications Sigma Upsilon, of Kappa rector of Special Education, society. His most touching ings on campus, they on this date. Applications Delta PI got ready for the ini­ and Dr. Edward A. Sullivan, remarks came towards the wouldn't be able to live off- and deposit slips for squat­ tiation of their new mem­ Director of Student Teaching, end of his speech as he campus. Listen up, juniors: ters are due November 11 by bers. Kappa Delta PI is an initiated the new members. stated, "You PC Students are it may not be as bad as you 4:30 p.m. in the Office of think. international education After each student received enrolled in one of the best Residence Life. All regular honor society, and it is dedi­ a certificate, the chapter teaching programs in this re­ Dennis Del Gizzo, Asso­ applications are due Novem­ cated to scholarship and ex­ president, Mary McGloin, gion, and it is second to ciate Director of Residence ber 18 by 4:30 p.m. cellence. To have been cho­ along with the fellow offic­ none. The graduates of PC Life at PC, doesn't think The selection process is sen, the student had to be a ers swore in the new mem­ are characterized by knowl­ there is cause for this much simple. All applications will junior or senior education bers. edge, understanding, a concern. Last year, Resi­ be dated and time stamped major with a grade point av­ Each student swore to en­ strong work ethic, and a dence Life was forced to turn when they are returned. erage of 3.25. There were 41 force the chapter's four main sense of caring for their stu­ students away from the on- They will then be separated members in the chapter with ideals. The first is the ideal of dents. You can be proud of 25 new members being initi­ fidelity of humanity that is a PC. As an administrator I've ated. commitment to improve hu­ never heard anything nega­ Squatters rights are more The ceremony started at man conditions through edu­ tive about the teachers who 4:00 PM and the Rev. J. cation. The second is the came from PC and I wish relaxed this years than Stuart McPhail, Vice Presi­ ideal of science that is a com­ you the satisfaction of being dent for Student Service, mitment to eliminate preju­ a good teacher." any other year. This started with greeting the au­ dice and superstition by non One of the recipients, Lori dience. McPhail spoke with distorted evidence. The third Penrod '96 stated, "I was flexibility may encourage eloquence as he addressed commitment is to service by honored to be part of such a his speech to the education assuring the advancement of positive event at PC. People members, "By planning a life education, and finally there always seem to be concen­ more students to stay on- in education you will do so is the ideal of toil, the belief trating on the negative at PC much more than will be no­ that the task must be done. not the positive, so it was a campus. ticed. Educators open doors Next the keynote speaker great change. It made me for their students with a key , Dr. Clifton Boyle, Assistant think about how, as a teacher, campus apartments due to according to year of gradua­ that opens a world of riches. Dean of Graduate School at I will be able to change the over abundance of appli­ tion. Seniors will have pri­ You have our prayers, Johnson and Wales Univer- people's lives for the better." cations they received. ority over juniors. On No­ There are roughly 900 vember 21 and 22, Residence beds in the five apartment Life will determine if a lot­ buildings that Residence tery to allow juniors to live Life must fill before any jun­ off- campus will be neces­ Another Alcohol iors can be permitted to live sary. Students will know off- campus. "If we tell stu­ where they will be living the dents they can sign leases week of December 12. now," Del Gizzo explained, When asked what mea­ Awareness Day? "we would have to tell the sures the Residence Life Of­ have occurred involving a been none, but of course one college that we guarantee all fice will take with juniors by Judith Colonna '95 student or someone closely must take into consideration the rooms [in the on-campus who sign leases and then News Writer related to the student in some that there are probably cases apartments] will be filled." find out that they have to live way, and a visual display on that haven't been reported. Obviously, the Residence on campus, Del Gizzo re­ Though many of you Slavin Lawn of a car that has Thus, PC is not denying Life Office can't make that ferred me to the Student may not have realized that been in a DWI (Driving there have been incidences, kind of promise. Handbook. Regarding off- last week, October 17th - While Intoxicated) accident. but that they don't know of According to Del Gizzo, campus living it reads, "With October 21st, was National A survey has also been pro­ any that have been reported. squatters rights are more re­ the exception of graduate College Alcohol Awareness cessed to answer questions The five other questions and laxed this year than they students, married students, week, it was, and PC was a about alcohol related inci­ answers will be revealed to have been. This flexibility and local students living part of it. During that time may encourage more stu­ with their parents, all stu­ period, there was a table set dents to stay on-campus. He dents are required to live in up in Lower Slavin display­ also said that if there are college residence facilities ing various facts and figures only a few rooms to fill in the unless permission for off- about alcohol related inci­ "How many PC apartments after the lottery campus living is granted by dents in and around the PC is over, Residence Life will the Offfice of the Executive area. These pamphlets and most likely fill these spots Director of Residence Life." flyers, however, weren't students have with sophomores rather Juniors will just have to mysteriously placed on the than tell juniors they can't wait before they sign leases table. The display was the move off-campus. for off-campus apartments. work of PC's Alcohol been On Monday, October 31, Start browsing now, and if all Awareness Committee. squatting and regular appli­ goes well, leases can be Composed of Student cations will be available in signed before Christmas Services, the B.O.P., Resi­ hospitalized for Break. dence Life, SADD, the Health Center, Student Con­ Volunteer gress, and Step 1, the com­ over-drinking?" mittee has been together for five years, trying to heighten Opportunities at alcohol awareness on cam­ the PC community in the pus. The week of informa­ dents involving campus stu­ RI Food Bank next couple of weeks. The Rhode Island Commu­ tion was not the only thing dents. One of the seven ques­ Thursday evenings. Volun­ nity Food Bank, which pro­ on the agenda. For the up­ tions include, "How many As John Stephanian, teers are also needed during Chairperson of the Student vides food for over 106,000 coming year, there will be PC students have been hos­ the week to help with sort­ Services Division of the Al­ numerous programs pitalized for over-drinking?" hungry peole every month, ing, pulling food orders from cohol Awareness Commit­ is in need of volunteers to planned to get the The answer is 10 on-campus the warehouse, clerical tee, put it, "We, as a commit­ committee's theme across: students which PC is aware help sort donated food prod­ work, and assisting at the tee, just want to help the stu­ "Take a look and become of. The number may be dif­ ucts. The Food Bank is now front desk when agencies dents learn more about alco­ aware of the alcohol situa­ ferent for off-campus stu­ open for volunteers on the come in to shop for food. For hol and the responsibilities tion on campus and around dents and cases that are un­ first and third Saturdays of more information on any of known. Another question is of drinking. This way, they every month, in addition to the opportunities at the you." will know more about the Among these programs "How many students have its regular weekday hours Rhode Island Community been in drunk-driving and choices they have'about which are 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 Food Bank, please call Jo are a white-ribbon mass, to drinking." acknowledge any alcohol re­ alcohol related accidents?" p.m. The Food Bank is also Ryan at 826 - 3073. open on Monday and lated incidents that may According to PC there has The Cowl 4 News October 27,1994 The Outside World Inauguration

Giulliani Endorses Cuomo by Mary M. Shaffrey '97 according to a New York Celebration Politics definitely makes Post poll released Monday. ______News Writer______continued from page 1 strange bed fellows, and this Republicans are looking to Clinton Trip to Mid-East end will continue through tending the celebration year's New York Governor's New York as one of the the mass and brunch on Sun­ which is expected to last Israel and Jordon, after race is no different. In a sur­ many states that they hope almost 50 years of war, day morning. about an hour and a half. A prising move, New York's will go to the hands of a Re­ The ceremony and festivi­ luncheon will immediately signed a treaty yesterday in Republican Mayor Rudolph publican, due to President a former mine field on their ties mark the official investi­ follow the 10 a.m. ceremony Guiliani endorsed Democrat Clinton's low approval rat­ ture of Father Smith into his and a reception and student desert boarder. Incumbent Governor Mario ings. President Clinton was Cuomo, over the Republican Birth Rates go Down among many world leaders challenger State Senator Birth rates for young Welcome President to attend the ceremony, that George Pataki. teens fell in 1992, for the first while filled with hope, had In announcing his deci­ time in six years, the Na­ Smith! a back drop of fear for pos­ sion to cross party lines, tional Center for Health Sta­ sible terrorist attacks. Guiliani stated that Gover­ new position. However, it barbecue will be held at 4 tistics released yesterday. also serves as a celebration p,m.onSlaviplawn. All stu­ During his four-day trip nor Cuomo was the best can­ Furthermore, the report to the Middle East, President didate and would represent for the entire PC community. dents are encouraged to at­ went on to say that babies Friends, faculty,and admin­ tend and join the celebration. Clinton plans on meeting the interests of New York bom out of wedlock leveled with Egyptian President istration have all been in­ Saturday evening, a City. He went on to com­ off after more than a vited and over 1200 are ex­ Hosni Mubarak, Syrian ment that Sen. Pataki had al­ benefactor's inaugural ball decade's rise. pected to attend the cer­ will take place in Peterson President Hafaz Assad, and most always voted against Stephanie Ventura stated King Faud of Saudi Arabia. emony itself on Friday beginning at 7:00 p*m. for the interests of the city while that the decline is due in part morning. He hopes to encourage Syria in the New York Legislature. cocktails. The weekend will because of reduced sexual Father Smith has ap­ conclude with the mass at 10 to make peace with Israel. Pataki showed no sign of activity and a rise in the use President Clinton is also resentment, and commented proximately 75 guests at- a.m. in '64 Hall and a brunch of birth control. in Bed ford and Davis Halls. scheduled to address the Is­ that Guiliani has done an The study also released raeli Knesset, and the Jorda­ excellent job in his first year that the percentage of babies nian Parliament. Finally, on as Mayor. bom too small was at 7.1%, Saturda, he is scheduled to At press time, Pataki holds the highest rate since 1978. Women’s Studies meet with American troops an 8 point lead over Cuomo, Jennifer Howse, President of continued from page 2 program was passed during stationed in Kuwait. the March of Dimes is dis­ May of 1994. "We are hoping Dr. Lawlor feels that the turbed. "We are failing to that the current popularity organization and attitude of overcome the problem of and exciting levels of pro­ this program, "could serve low-birth weight," she com­ as a model for the entire in­ graming will impress the new so that it Eagle Square mented. stitution." administration No Homework Father Cunningham was augments our budgets and continued from page 1 students and the locals to In Garrett Redmond's last very supportive with regard therefore our capacity to do this is by the cafe he started enjoy. They would start com­ two weeks as a member of more in the future." said that is located next to his hair ing to the area for the area, to administration and fund­ the Half Moon Bay, Califor­ ing. And with his help the Perel. studio. He started the Jail not just for the lack of noth­ nia school board he decided House Cafe which serves cof­ ing else to do. to introduce a bill that he has fee and bagels to offer a place It seems that so many always believed in - a ban on to sit ana relax with their people talk about improving homework. friends. It is just one of the the neighborhood. Yet, with "Homework is burning many ways that he wants to all the talk, there is nothing students out and flogging improve the Eagle Square being done. Corcelli thinks them, furthermore, it inter­ neighborhood. that it is easy for people to rupts family life," he stated Phaze I Hair Studios used talk and plan of what needs People predict a close to be on the comer of Admi­ to be done. However, the vote, which is scheduled for ral near the firehouse. only way things will im­ today. The people most af­ Corcelli moved his shop last prove is when people start fected by the decision are year because he thought that talking and start interacting surprisingly divided. One being in the center of Eagle with what' s going on. student stated that she be­ Square would enhance busi­ Corcelli thinks that if lieves it would give students ness. He feels that the neigh­ Providence College touches the opportunity to have a Dean Igram's daughter was one of the guest by Joe Razcynski borhood has potential which base with what really goes real life, while another stu­ speakers at the dinner. is why he has not moved his on, then the area will start to dent commented that it business out of the area. improve. But, if the college would just be a big joke! Corcelli wants to bring the just sits back and ignores the Board Member Mary Free­ area back to what it used to problem, then nothing will man Dove believes that it be. There used to be better get accomplished. In order would be possible for him to shops and restaurants. to make improvements the get the bill passed. "It would Corcelli feels that if there bad needs to be recognized. be just like him to pull this were more places like Chi­ Then we can see a change for thing off, he's won some NO nese restaurants or music the better. Michael Corcelli pretty unbelievable battles stores, then the area would wants to change the neigh­ before," she stated. start to improve. There borhood for the better. But, Articles were compiled from GRE would be more things for PC he can't do it alone. USA Today. 1 this February? Having trouble finding a fourth or s450 sixth roommate?

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Unintelligent by Pete Kalill Electorate On A Roll * ON HOLD * A recent New York Times article reported "These are not...subtle times in American politics." But then when have the words subtlety and politics ever logically coexisted in the same concept? The current mid-term election campaigns are re-exposing a painful fact re­ garding American citizens and their politics. The fact is, Americans like the issues simple, catchy, and easily digestible. Topics must conform, in length, to predetermined network sound bite opportunities and should not provoke thought, only emotion. The close nature of many mid-term Senate and House of Representatives races are indicative of more than the expected off-year losses normally suffered by the party occupy­ ing the White House. A Time/CNN poll conducted on September 22,1994 indicated that 48% of adult Americans were more likely to vote for challengers than incumbents this No­ vember 8th. Why? The answer lies within the aforementioned analysis of modern American politics and is characterized by a older phenomenon James Madison was acutely aware of when he was drafting the Constitution. Average lower, middle, and upper-class Americans do not have the interest, inclination, or the intellect to delve into complex political decisions. It is for this reason that representatives are elected. Unfortunately, since the advent of the mass- media, the American public has become less informed by the very tool that should have made them more so: the T.V. This "dumbing-down" of issues by the media, combined with an impressionable and easily persuaded populous has resulted in the unthinkable prospect that the Republican party may soon control the Congress. Two years ago this very same electorate chose Bill Clinton and charged him with the task of making changes in Washington D.C. Out were the old partisan politics and in, for the first time in twelve years, was an executive and legislative branch controlled by the same party. Only two years have passed since then and the sheep who elect officials in this country have latched on to the Republican party's rhetoric and their "Contract for America." Issues are no longer centered around the Democratic themes of "change" and "re- invigorating America." Instead they now prey on the public's fear. Some current Republi­ can fueled issues include the following : "Evil immigrants are stealing your jobs,""Polly Klass could have been your daughter," and "government run health care is SOCIALIST!" The American public is eating it up. In Virginia, convicted perjurer Oliver North is waving the flag and running ads which exploit the Lebanese hostages. In Massachusetts, squeaky clean millionaire Mitt Romney is peddling fear about crime and incumbent Ted Kennedy's opposition to the death penalty. In California, Mike Huffington is running on a campaign best described as nihilis­ tic. If the American electorate chooses to buy these farcical snow jobs, they deserve the consequences. A little subtlety in politics would be nice for a change. Unfortunately Newt Gingrich, Alan Simpson, Jessie Helms, Bob Dole and the rest of the Republican naysayers won't have it any other way. COMMENTARY Bomber Doesn't Deserve New Trial tember 1, 1992, six months he was traveling in the com­ in a hotel in the course of they shared the mutual goal before the bombing, because pany of Yousef when he was their journey. Ajaj had the of terrorizing Americans. by Robert Mendes '95 he was trying to enter this arrested. Their friendship is bomb making manuals in Furthermore, Ajaj had to be Editorial Writer country with a doctored a crucial part of the story. his possession at this time. examining those materials Swedish passport. At that Ajaj claims to have met On their trip here, they sat when he was in the company time, he had in his posses­ Yousef when they were both together on the plane for the of Yousef. An international Questions are being sion several instruction in Pakistan in 1992. He says first leg of their journey and terrorist like Yousef would raised in the case of one of manuals about bomb mak­ that they are chance acquain- purposely sat apart on the be intrigued by someone the World Trade Center ing and a handwritten note­ tances. In fact, Ajaj says that last leg. Unfortunately, who just learned to build bombers. It looks as though book about explosives. Yousef has never bombs in Pakistan. They at­ the case of Ahmad M. Ajaj Ajaj says that these ma­ been captured and tempted to hide their asso­ may be heading back to terials belonged to he has never told his ciation by making it look like court in order to examine if Yassin Bezaikah, a Jor­ Ajaj was side of the story. Ajaj they did not know each other he deserves another trial. danian who died fight­ offers no explana­ on the last leg of their jour­ Defenders of Ajaj are claim­ ing in Afghanistan in tion for their curious ney. ing that there is not enough certainly not August of 1992. Ajaj seating arrangement Finally, Ajaj heaps all of legitimate evidence to keep says that he was going on their trip to the his guilt on a dead man. He him in jail. They are argu­ unjustly to mail these materials U.S. knows that it is impossible to ing that all the evidence used for Bezaikah when he prosecuted. Ajaj was certainly confirm his story. It is aw­ to convict him is circumstan­ reached the U.S. This not unjustly pros­ fully suspicious though that tial. Prosecutors are arguing is a dubious story. He was convicted ecuted. He was he is traveling in the com­ that the evidence clearly There are three never prosecuted for pany of an international ter­ links Ajaj to the bombing more important issues. bombing the Trade rorist while holding bomb conspiracy and that he was Ajaj obviously perused of conspiracy. Center. He was con­ making manuals that belong justly convicted. You decide. the materials since his victed for conspiring to a dead man. If Ajaj was The defense of Ajaj rests fingerprints were all to do so. He con­ truly innocent, he would be on two points. First, he Yousef even introduced him­ looking for someone to con­ over the pages of each spired with Yousef to build firm his story. He is not do­ could not have participated manual. Ajaj claims that he self with a phony name, the bombs that would even­ in the actual bombing be­ ing that because nobody can was merely looking at the Rashed. He explains that tually be used in the blast. In cause he was in jail when it clear his name. He is lying. books out of curiosity while "Rashed" was helping him to fact, the two men traveled to Ajaj is guilty and he was happened. Second, Ajaj's they were temporarily in his get back into this country. this country with the only relationship with the master­ justly convicted. His appeals possession. Inis is another Ajaj had forgotten to take the objective of bombing the mind of the bombing Ramzi are a pathetic and scandal­ dubious story. The hand­ necessary steps to return to buildings. Ahmed Yousef, is not as ous attempt at escaping jus­ writing in the notebook is this country when his trip to Ajaj is lying about his close as prosecutors argued. tice. He does not deserve another issue. Some experts Pakistan was completed in friendship with Yousef. It would seem that Ajaj was another trial. Rather, he de­ say that it is his while others 1992. They are more than just wrongly convicted. How­ serves a prison cell for the say it is not. The two traveled together chance acquaintances. Their ever, the case is not that rest of his life. The most damaging evi­ from Peshawar to New York. friendship probably simple. dence to Ajaj's story is that They spent the night together Ajaj was arrested on Sep­ bloomed when they realized The Cowl 6 October 27, Commentary1994 To My New Niece Kelsey you probably won't when you do will enhance your can and form an opinion af­ everything that you have. by John J. Olohan '95 you're old. person and you will start to ter you understand both Every time you wake up in Editorial Writer Watch out for develop a good work ethic. sides of an issue. Most the morning, be thankful people who want you to do Most of your peers will be people's knowledge on sub­ that you have another day Dear Kelsey, con­ things that you don't want very lazy because their moth­ jects comes from catchy slo­ here on earth. Don't become gratulations on your birth. I to. You will bump into so ers and fathers never made gans. The only way for you like so many other people know it seems weird that I many people that don't be­ them do anything. Don't to become more intelligent is that take life for granted. would congratulate you for lieve in anything. There will wait for your parents to tell by being rational and reason­ Just the fact that you made it being born but as you get be a plethora of times when you to do something. Take able; both traits are hard to out of the womb and mil­ older you will know what I your peers will want you to the initiative. Besides, as come by in today's day and lions of your peers didn't am talking about. Just in do something with them so grandma says, "good kids age. because they were called case anything happens to as to ease their consciences get rewards/' Be careful when it "unwanted/' should make me, I want to leave you with because they know what Don't think that comes to guys. I know the you want to stand up for all some advice that will help they are about to do is when your parents yell at way they are because I am human life from the unborn you get through life. wrong. you it is because they don't one. They are smooth talk­ to the aged. You must do The most important You will spend at like you. When your mother ers but when the time comes what you can to show people thing in your life is your least 17 years in the class­ and father discipline you to take responsibility for that all life is precious and family. Friends come and go room, so be on your guard they are doing so for your their actions, they don't. By that no one has the right to but your family will always against teachers who throw own good. Not to long ago the time you are my age, they take another's life. be around. When the going in sound bite information they were in your shoes and will probably nave full Kelsey, you have so gets tough, the only people about their social and politi­ they remember how it was to blown sex education classes much to look forward to. who you will be able to cal beliefs. At a young age be young. Most of your in pre-school. Don't make Life is great. There are so count on are your family you won't understand the friends will think that they the same mistakes that mil­ many things to do and so members. You must learn to amount of influence your know more than their par­ lions upon millions of people little time to do them in. appreciate your mother, fa­ teachers will have on you. ents, when in fact they don't have made before you. Re­ Since that is the case, you ther, and your future broth­ It can be good or bad, just have a clue. Your parents' life spect yourself and your must live every single day as ers and sisters at a very be on your guard. experiences are more valu­ body, and remember, there if it were your last. young age because if you Discipline yourself. able to you than anything are only a handful of people don't appreciate your family It starts with cleaning your you will learn in school. that will. when you are young, then room. The littlest things Read everything you Always appreciate Back To The Blue Laws Stone Age Need Work "only because I think I must ing for it, consider Statutory neighboring towns that keep do it to make the system by Vera Schomer '96 Rape laws. by Jamie Lantinen ‘97 their stores open. As a result, honest." So what is the value of a state referendums have been Editorial Writer Editorial Writer In other words, testoster­ woman's life? In the case of proposed to allow stores to one and a raging temper af­ Nicole Simpson, the new remain open on Sundays Ladies, the stone age is ter being betrayed are ac­ book written by her "friend" Lately, it seems I've and holidays, like Memorial back. Our dream of equal ceptable reasons for mur­ Faye Resnick unveils a past been lapping up the liberal Day and Independence Day, rights and equal treatment dering your woman. Judge of drugs and sexual adven­ ideology like a cat laps milk. with certain stipulations. has suffered a major set back Cahill obviously doesn't tures. Somehow, the media I've swallowed some of the By allowing stores at the hands of our judicial view this sort of homicide as seems to be using the content reasoning behind borderline to open on holidays, the gov­ system. Once again, we are murder, but he must impose of the book to conjure up O.J. socialist reforms like univer­ ernment is negating the viewed as commodities or a sentence because it is the support on the grounds that sal health care and gradu­ whole idea of a holiday. Na­ property. We must be loving, law, and unfortunately it is she deserved her virtual de­ ated income tax, and I've tional holidays are meant to faithful wives or our hus­ his job to uphold legislation. capitation. To anyone who even come to like what some use relaxation and family bands will be given the right Anna Quindlen, an edi­ values human life, this por­ democrats have to say. That's gatherings to foster a posi­ to kill us. torial writer for the New York trayal must seem unfair and right, I'm becoming an ide­ tive sense of familial and na­ This is just one conclusion Times, compared his stupid unacceptable. Did Nicole alistic college student. I tional pride. They are meant one might draw from the sen­ remark to a hypothetical Simpson deserve to die be­ guess there is no telling what for barbecues and socials, tencing of Kenneth Peacock, case where a man is accused cause she liked to have the a year at a Catholic college fireworks, food and recre­ who, in February, shot his for having stolen money kind of fun that is unbecom­ is capable of doing to you. ation and remembrance. wife in the head after finding from a cash machine. She ing to a wife and mother? But even with all of my po­ Open stores mean that high her in the sack with another wrote that Judge Cahill Society's adherence to litical progressions, I just school kids and retail man­ man. The Maryland truck might have responded, "I gender roles is alive and well. can't seem to let go of the agers will be stuck folding driver got a mere 18 months seriously wonder how When a woman murders her "blue laws." jeans at the Gap, rather than in jail and 50 hours of com­ many men earning the husband after a long history The "blue laws" spending time with their munity service for murder­ minimum wage would have of physical abuse, she surely were set long ago, so that one families. With so much talk ing his 31 year old wife, the strength to walk away gets more than 18 months in day a week society could re­ about the disintegration of Sandra, with a typical "drove from a handful of crisp new jail. If a man were to cheat lax. Although they were set the family, everyone should me to it" defense. bills." We all know this on his wife, her only accept­ in a simpler time, this need support "blue" legislation However, it must be noted would be an absurd argu­ able recourse would be to get for relaxation still holds true. that shifts the focus from that he blew her head off, not ment and an irrational ap­ a divorce or forgive him. Relaxation would promote money to family. during the incident, but after proach to sentencing. When a woman commits socialization, and help us to Therefore, states he had guzzled some alcohol However, it is evident adultery or acts promiscuous, form tighter bonds with fam­ should not be trying to re­ and engaged in a heated de­ that in the case of Sandra she is a worthless plaything. ily ana friends, rather than move the blue laws, they bate with her. Incomparable Peacock's life, gender was When a woman abides by with our wallets. The laws should be trying to make cases, such a lapse of time the overwhelming bias. Not her faithful homemaker, allow for a single day in them more effective. They would make a "neat of pas­ surprisingly, this decision child-bearer, nurturing role, which everybody would be should be looking at compre­ sion" defense invalid. But came out of the same Balti­ she is a possession to be re­ free, and have time for meet­ hensive "blue" legislation not to Judge Robert E. Cahill more County court system vered. Judge Cahill has ings and social gatherings. which would force all non- who said, "I seriously won­ that ruled that a 16 year old made a stand, and so long as Believe it or not, some towns essential stores to be closed der how many men married girl, completely intoxicated, there are policy makers and and cities still hold to these five, four years would have consented and was fully re­ powerful people of his like­ laws, because they value the strength to walk away sponsible for having sex ness, equality will never be time with family over all ... please see without inflicting some cor­ with her 23 year old boss. achieved in our lifetime or other aspects of life - includ­ Blue Laws poral punishment." Then he This is nauseating, and if ever. ing shopping. However, page 7 added that he felt obligated anyone would like to argue many of these towns are to impose some prison time that she was probably ask­ damaged economically by October 27, 1994 CommentaryThe Cowl 7 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

One Student’s Fight With Alcohol We Need Jesus

To the Editor: However, it was not only my you have for the year. Re­ To the Editor: theory. It is there, if you look You may ask yourself grades that suffered. I also member that alcohol use is for it, even in a short hello as what is this all about? This did great physical harm to progressive. The more you As I was sitting in the caf­ you pass by. is about one student's jour­ my body as well. I spent drink, the more you want to eteria one day last week hav­ Unfortunately, while ney through college as an al­ much of that winter with drink, and then the more you ing lunch with my friends, I there are signs of "Jesus," coholic. My first two years mono and in the spring I was need to drink. The final rea­ heard someone ask, "Is Jesus there are also those who dis­ at P.C. are pretty much a blur. told that I now am the happy son for my writing this ar­ making a comeback on this play acts of violence and When I arrived here as a owner of two ulcers in my ticle is because this is com­ campus?" At first I didn't senseless behavior which Freshman I was just about stomach. I am not saying ing from a student with a know what to make of it. can only be attributed to a the same as everyone else. I that everyone is like this or drinking problem and not an Was it a joke? Jesus is not life in crisis, or even a call for had had the same experi­ has to go to the extremes as I administrator. Hopefully exactly an everyday topic of help. I also see these behav­ ences as the rest of you did did. What I am saying is, students will take the oppor- conversation in the cafe for iors on our campus in the throughout high school and take a look at yourself and tunity to examine them­ most people, but it started to late night fights, assaults, thought that I was ready to ask yourself, " Is this same selves and do what is right. turn some gears in my brain and substance abuse which take on the world; hey, I was thing happening to me?" If you would like to re­ at least. at times, seem to occur with even a varsity athlete in the Many people may be cu­ spond either positively or As the days passed, I as much regularity. Big East Big deal. Soon af­ rious as to why I am writing negatively to this article or thought about this question As I viewed these aspects ter getting to school I found such a piece. My answer is want to know where to get and began to pay special at­ of P.C., I began to realize that out just how easy it was to simple. I do not want other help, please send your com­ tention to an aspect of the perhaps we all could take the blow off work and go to the people to fall into the same ments with your box number P.C. campus that can some­ time out to be "Christ-like" bars or stay in and drink. trap that I did. I want to let if desired, (no names times be overlooked. Ibegan at least once a day. I suppose Nobody cared what you did all of you know that there is please), to box 8021. This is to look for signs of "Jesus" some of us do, but maybe or when you did it. I started another way to do things at entirely confidential. and by that 1 mean the spirit those who don't would jump going to class drunk and P.C. and I have found it. I I look forward to your of Christ in the acts of stu­ on the bandwagon if the ide­ practicing drunk. It even wish that someone had done comments. dents, faculty, staff, and even als of "Jesus" did make a went to the extreme of tak­ this for me in my first two myself. As a Hall Director on comeback. Perhaps those ing a final so drunk that I did years so that I would not Name Withheld By Request campus, I have the unique with a life in crisis, crying for not remember talking to the nave had to go through what opportunity to see our cam­ help, are just looking for professor afterwards. But I did. Don't ignore your feel­ pus in many different as­ room on the wagon and enough about what you al­ ings or even the smallest ob­ pects and I noticed that someone to extend a hand to ready know about college. vious signs that there may be help them in. Then maybe, To the Editor: "Christ-like" behavior is in­ Needless to say my grades a problem with your drink­ On Thursday, October 13, deed alive and well here at just maybe, the violence and ing. I did, 1 thought nothing and athletic performance I was studying in Phillips P.C. I could see it in the abuse would dwindle and suffered. My G.P.A. for both of starting the day off with a lunch time conversation Memorial Library, burning simple gestures of students semesters my first year was few shots or writing a paper wouldn't be so unfamiliar. the midnight oil. In light of coming to the aid of a friend far below a 2.0. For those of after I had drank a six pack the recent assaults in the PC in need or staying up late to you who don't know what and was starting on my sec­ neighborhood and a strong help a classmate study. I Sincerely, that means, I was on aca­ ond. Watch how much you advocate of student safety, I could see it in the RA who Scott Jones ’88 demic probation and could are spending on alcohol rela- sought the services of the PC helps another student get not participate in athletics. tive to how much money Student Security Escort. As through a difficult crisis or I exited the library, I asked the professor who stays af­ The Cowl the male student sitting at ter class to clarify a difficult The Cowl Established in 1935 the escort desk if he would mind walking me to Bedford Editorial Policy Editor-in-Chief...... Kristen M. Gariepy 95' Hall. He repned by explain­ ...Blue Laws 1993-1994 Managing Editor...... Erin Jameson '96 ing that when there is only from page 6 Editorials Editor...... Anthony Zupka '94 one person on duty, he was I. Commentary articles and News Editor...... Bridget Hughes '96 obligated to watch the desk on Sundays and holidays. letters to the Editor are wel­ Asst News Editor...... Theresa Edo '96 and was unable to escort me. Why should we punish com­ come from any member of A&E Editor...... Mark Cybulski '95 I failed to see the logic be­ munities who want to ob­ the PC student body, faculty, Asst. A&E Editor...... Mike Quinn '95 hind his explanation since I serve Sundays and holidays or administration. Submis­ Features Editor...... Tina Kloter '95 had only passed three other as work-free? Instead, let's sions from those outside the Asst Features Editor...... Mat Bunnell 95' individuals in the library show everyone else that Sun­ PC community may be Sports Editor...... -...... Justin Macione '95 and a librarian was on duty. days and holidays are not printed if space permits. Asst Sports Editor...... Annica Ambrose '96 I didn't have the patience or reserved for purchasing II. All submissions to the Clubs Correspondent...... Kristina Jensen '96 energy to argue with the se­ Nikes and Reeboks; they are Editorial Department are Clubs Correspondent...... Katie Honerkamp 96' reserved for rest, relaxation subject to the editing of the Graphics Editor...... Pete Kalill '95 curity escort or hold him to­ tally responsible. I won­ and remembrance. In our Editorial staff. If there is a Advertising Manager...... -...... Renet Ladocsi '96 dered what supervisor had fast-paced modern world specific part of your letter or Photography Editor...... J. Rian Arthur '96 where all of the days blend article you do not wish to Photography Editor...... Mike Carriere '96 given him such instructions. Utterly disgusted, I together, we tend to equate have altered, please see one Roving Photographer...... Kimberly Frasca 95' time with money. That is, of the Editorial staff mem­ Roving Photographer...... Amy Cacciola '95 walked back to my apart­ ment. I had just been denied any time we can earn or bers prior to publication. Copy Editor...... Kathryn Heavey '95 spend money, we call qual­ III. All letters must be double Circulation Manager...... Jonathan Monti '96 my basic right to security. ity time. We need to redefine spaced and limited to 250 Circulation Manager...... Julie Nygren '96 However, I must tell you that I fail to see the safety of two time, and say that any time words. Letters must be Faculty Moderator...... Dr. Richard Testa that can be spent enjoying signed; however, if you do Editorials Staff.....Jamie Lantinen '97, Robert Mendes '95, people walking to destina­ life, not money, is quality not wish to have your name Vera Schomer '96, John Olohan 95' tion "A" just to have the es­ cort walk back by himself. time. appear in print, please con­ News Staff... Christina Burymyer '96, Judith Colonna '95, If every state en­ Renet Ladocsi '96, Erin Piorek 96,' Mary Shaffrey '97, So, my theory that the tact a member of the Edito­ acted stricter "blue laws", rial staff or the Editor-in- Jamie Roy '95 gentlemen sitting at the doors of the library with or­ imagine what life would be Chief, Complete anonymity A&E Staff.... Rand Refrigeri '97, Patrick Heap '96 like. One a week, we Features Staff—Stacy Baker 96, Juliette Marchioli 95, ange security vests were ac­ may be granted if the subject tually paid to do their home­ wouldn't have to worry is of a particularly sensitive Melissa McCrosson 95, Karen Stauffer 96 about getting to the mall be­ Sports Staff..... Keith Christensen '96, Scott Laprade '97, work was proven true. I just nature. fore it closes, or racing to get Pieter Ketelaar 97, Julie Robinson '95, Derek Stout '95, hope that the next time I IV. The staff respectfully re­ a video. Instead, once a week Cory McGann '98 need an escort home, and quests that all articles con- Advertising Staff.. .Andrew O'Connell '96, Maureen there is only one person we'd enjoy a sunset, read a ain no personal attacks. book or converse with loved Mullins 95 there, he will at least lend me V. AH submissions should be Photography Staff.... Carey Capone '96, Joe Razcynski 95 his orange vest. ones. Once a week, we'd delivered to the Cowl office Copy Editing Staff.... Dana Jeanette '96, Jen Millea 95, Sincerely, shed the corruption of mod­ no later than Tuesday at Bessie Tsouplakis '95, Jen Woods 95 Anne Leegan 96 em society and spend time noon prior to the publication on what is really important. on Wednesday. The Cowl 8 A October 27,1994 & E Viva Angelo! Jesus Lives For my entree, I enjoyed a very by Rand Refrigeri '97 good veal parmesan with a side of by Mark Cybulski '95 ity. In short, they were boring. A&E Writer spaghetti. This featured an honest A&E Editor Finally, there was The Jesus and portion of pasta, surrounding a mon­ Mary Chain. With the release of Take away the dripping candles, For over a decade, two very pale, Stoned & Dethroned, diehard JAMC the soft, velvety caress of the violins, ster sized veal cutlet engulfed in mozzarella cheese and sauce. skinny Scottish brothers named Jim fans may be wondering what has and the exotic tuxedoes on the and William Reid have been the happened to their beloved Reid waiter's proper backs, and you have I consider myself to be an ad­ equately qualified critic of veal idols of thousands of gothic, brood­ brothers. Stoned & Dethroned is a far a casual Italian restaurant with great ing teenagers everywhere. Better parmesan, since I have ordered it at cry from earlier albums such as food. In a word, you have Angelo's, known as The Jesus and Mary a great number of quality Italian res­ Psychocandy and Darklands. The new the captivating Italian diner up on Chain, the Reid brothers are unique taurants all over the country. There­ album features the band exchanging Federal Hill, with quality food at an in that they have become more ac- their trademark grinding, distorted honest price. Along with a menu fore, possessing my veal expertise, I will simply say that this dish was among the best I've had. Unlike a In Concert The band’s Dining Out tough and chewy piece of veal that gets caught in between your teeth, cessible without sacrificing the loy- incredible (and you have to fiddle and fool with alty of their early fans. The band ranging from antipasto to veal to its fleshy existence just to get a gooc stopped at Lupo's on Monday in wall of cow intestines (tripe), Angelo's also support of their new album Stoned sound made the offers unmistakably prompt service & Dethroned. Opening for the band in an atmosphere where everyone is Angelo’s were Mazzy Starr and Providence's JAMC’s set a your friend. Overall, this is a fun very own Velvet Crush. place to eat a good meal. The first band up for the evening memorable one. So, it's a crisp but moist Saturday was Velvet Crush. The band has fi­ afternoon; tender, golden leaves located on nally achieved commercial success guitars for a more acoustic sound. nestled in the autumn trees staring 141 Atwell’s Ave this year with their new album Teen­ One may expect this new sound to pungently down at me. The dank age Symphonies To God. Several of the dominate their shows on their cur­ clouds above were encasing the land songs in their set included ones from rent tour. around us like an afghan, as myself Hours: Symphonies, including "Hold Me No way. The JAMC barely and my aptly named lunch date, Up" and "Time Wraps Around You." touched the songs from the new al­ Megan McKenna, waltzed into a Mon-Thurs: 11-8:30 Velvet Crush's songs offer catchy bum, devoting much of the show to jam-packed Angelo's. Crowded as Fri & Sat: 11-9 pop hooks and melodies reminiscent older material. The Reid brothers it was, their efficient seating pro­ Sun: 12-6:30 of the late 60's sound. The band's didn't offer much in terms of person­ vided us with a table quickly. love for this era is evident on the al­ ality as they hid most of the time on Now it was time to eat. First, some bum packaging of Symphonies, which their darkly lit stage and sea of fog. fresh Italian bread was placed on our Phone: 621-8171 features pictures of the band dressed No matter. William Reid displayed table, as it is in every good Italian in turtlenecks and polyester and the some excellent guitar work while J im restaurant. Both Megan and I then album cover looking like something hung on and swayed against the started with a very tasty Italian Grade: B+ right out of Donovan's music cata­ microphone stand and crooned some noodle soup, which served as an ex­ log. Velvet Crush's set was enjoy­ of the bands well known songs, such cellent opening to the meal. "It's life), this calf's breast was cooked able butbrief; they were on for barely as "Head On", "Teenage Lust" and simple, but it has a very gripping and to perfection, tender and juicy with a half-hour. the intense, climactic "Reverence." Mazzy Starr was up next. They attractive flavor," Megan said in full a crispy batter coating its delicious The band's incredible wall of sound delivered a set that was both dreamy comment of the soup. She was right, presence. To put it blatantly, it combined with an amazing light and and hypnotic. Slide guitar, slow, actually, as I also thought this appe­ melted in my mouth like a soft and fog show made the JAMC's set a beautiful French kiss. But, I'll get off deliberate beats and breathy vocals memorable one. tizer to be extremely pure and deli­ best describe Mazzy Starr's sound. cious — a fabulous beginning in­ the sensual subject of myself making The Jesus and Mary Chain seem Lead singer Hope Sandoval is a for­ deed. out with a piece of veal so I can give to be currently entering a new phase midable singer, but is not in the same We then moved onto the main you my final thoughts. in their musical career. While their class as some of her contemporaries course, which was the part of the $15.19. That's how much it cost. new acoustic sound is both refresh­ (Dolores O'Riordan of The Cranber­ dinner that convinced me for sure $15.19. Not for one meal. Not for ing and unique, it's nice to know that ries and Elisabeth Fraser of The that Angelo's is about quality food. two entrees, but for the whole din­ the Reid brothers haven't gone too Cocteau Twins). Mazzy Starr made My counterpart ordered the cheese ing experience. Drinks, soups, and soft on us. Their appearance at pretty music, but offered nothing in ravioli, luscious portions of ricotta two heaping main courses for the Lupo's on Monday was a good indi­ terms of stage presence or personal- cheese piped into smooth pockets of price of two pizzas. And this wasn't cation of that. pasta, generously engrossed in a rich $15.19 worth of so-so food. This was marinara sauce. It seemed like Angelo's — not a ritzy 5 star gour­ Megan enjoyed them very much met Italian restaurant, but not just a Campus Interviews since there stood only a mass of noth­ whole-in-the-wall diner either. A ingness on her plate when she was trueB+. November 9,1994 finished. I've been out to eat with So please do yourself a favor. 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October 27,1994 The Cowl 9 A&E Fictional Frenzy that Jackson and Travolta Keitel is priceless as a classy without even one character is awakened one morning to by Mike Quinn'95 bring to Tarantino's house. guy doing a messy job, and Assist. A&E Editor absent from the roll. find a headless corpse in his Eric Stoltz and a many- Walken gives an uproariously Pulp Fiction also makes garage. Most important of The last time I saw this pierced Rosanna Arquette funny monologue about sur­ terrific use of its violent, all are his writing skills. Ev­ many people leave a theater deal Travolta his heroin. viving a P.O.W. camp in Viet­ adventurous moments. In ery line of the movie was pe­ during a film, Dustin Christopher Walken gives a nam. I don't even want to get the 150 minutes of film, culiar; and most of the situa­ Hoffman and Warren Beatty youngster his long-dead into the silly haircuts. The there are only about ten tions they were spoken in were wandering around in father's gold watch. Some­ comedy, however, is not for brutal moments, but I was were downright strange. As the desert. After experienc­ where in here there's a plot. everyone. The jokes and puns on the verge of an anxiety a result, even the slow parts ing the drug deals, the saber The director and co­ are sexual, drug related, per­ attack the entire time. It is of Pulp Fiction avoided being writer of Pulp Fiction, verse, and dare I say, tasteless. the anticipation of vio­ boring. Movie Review Tarantino wraps shocking Audiences who do not have a lence, particularly in the While Pulp Fiction is not scenes around a non-linear problem with that will most section of the movie that for everyone, it is a wonder­ slashing, homosexual rape, plot line. The plot is divided focuses on Willis, that ful movie for all interested in and brain matter scattered into four primary sections makes efficient use of a few Tarantino's bizarre style of on the back seat of an old which seem at first to be only It may be gory scenes. filmmaking. It is also ideal Nova, those who obviously slightly related to each other. The secret to the success for college-age viewers, who did not know what to expect Because the sections are not the most of Pulp Fiction, though, is may walk in with a bit more from filmmaker Quentin presented in chronological Tarantino himself. His use of an open mind than other Tarantino simply left the order, the plot line doesn't influential of unusual camera angles patrons. It is Tarantino's fin­ building. really come together until and lighting effects keeps est work to date, and may be Oh well, their loss. They the final fifteen minutes of and successful the audience tense. His act­ the most influential and suc­ missed the best movie I've the two-and-one-half hour ing is superb as Jimmy — cessful movie of this fall. seen this year. marathon. The result is a movie a cranky, vulgar man who Pulp Fiction, Tarantino's bouncing back and forth be­ latest release, provides the tween comedy and romance this fall. audience with a slice of Los and drama and action. Angeles organized crime. Of these four genres, the likely have the time of their Pulp Fiction John Travolta and Samuel L. movie's strongest is its com­ lives. Jackson are the two hit men. edy. Jackson and Travolta In addition to its great co­ Grade: A Bruce Willis is the hard are perfect for each other, medic quality, every indi­ working good-guy who tries exchanging ingenius conver­ vidual performance in the to pull a fast one on their sation every time they get an movie is spectacular. I thor­ currently playing at boss, played by Ving opportunity. Travolta and oughly enjoyed Jackson's Rhames. Uma Thurman is Thurman perform a hilari­ character, and gained respect Showcase Cinemas, Seekonk Rhames' coke-compulsive ous dance at a 1950's restau­ for his abilities. Pulp Fiction Times: 12:45,3:50,7 and 10 wife, whom Travolta must rant (an establishment that may also jump start Travolta's take out for a night on the comes complete with '50's career, which nas been in a vir­ town. Harvey Keitel has to movie star impersonators tual stall since 1981. The film clean up a headless corpse waiting on their patrons). wouldn't be nearly as good Tel: (508)336-3420

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Antibiot­ Attention to the following gress will be in the Student by Cindy Jacobson For the most part, non ics can be combined with clubs: ongressC Office (Slavin 109) Student Health Center prescription medications symptomatic relief medica­ Self Defense Club on November 1 from 6-8 pm. can relieve symptoms and tions plus fluids, time and Health Policy Club Anytime during these two Do mid semester exams many of them are an all-in- rest. Political Science Club hours we would like to see a have an impact in the Stu­ one treatment. Take treat­ PREVENTION is stressed Gender Equality representative from these dent Health Center? Yes! ment for only the symp­ especially in our environ­ The Legislative Affairs clubs to discuss their future With increased stress and toms you have. Read direc­ ment where living is close, Committee and the Com­ under Chapter 5 of the Stand­ decreased sleep, resistance tions and information care­ over sharing is common and mittee on Clubs and Orga­ ing Legislation of the Student gets low and illness takes fully. Check for side effects. fatigue is frequent. Most nizations of Student Con- Congress Constitution. over. Last week and this A combination cough/de- precautionary techniques week our numbers in­ congestant medicine plus a are basic common sense and creased as cold and flu (in­ "cold and sinus" tablet include: fluenza) prevailed and stu­ would mean you were tak­ - Don't share utensils, drink­ dents were trying to study ing a duplication of medi­ ing cups or soda cans with a "heavy" head, a cine. Tylenol, Advil and -Wash hands frequently Library runny nose, cough and similar medication and as­ - Keep hands away from body aches - a miserable pirin relieve aches and eyes, nose, mouth picture! pains and decrease fever - Cough or sneeze into Cold and flu are two only. Fluids always remain shoulder, not hands or sev­ separate maladies but important to prevent dehy- eral tissues to be disposed of share some similarities. A dration, keep mucous immediately Update cold is more localized with membranes moist (impor­ - Avoid direct contact with Two Cowl articles about times, interfering with stu­ annoying head, throat and tant for the throat and those who have symptoms possibly chest symptoms the library published ear­ dents' ability to concentrate. chest) and keep secretions of illness lier this semester at­ lasting 7-10 days. Flu is There is a library staff mem­ liquified. For complete - Eat a well balanced diet tempted to respond to fre­ ber, called a proctor, in the more of a systemic illness cure, time and good health each day - using the 4 food characterized by general quently expressed student building five evenings a habits are the remaining groups concerns regarding the ad­ week whose primary respon­ body aches and fever last­ factors. Physician care may - Get enough rest each day - ing 1-2 days, accompanied equacy of the library's col­ sibility is to ensure the main­ or may not be necessary if "catching up" doesn't al­ lection of books and jour­ tenance of a quiet environ­ by some of the cold symp­ symptoms persist. ways work toms. Both are caused by nals to support student re­ ment. Any student who finds Bacterial illness such as - Get regular exercise - pro­ search. However, other the area of the building where viruses for which we can strep throat, sinusitis, bron­ viding you have an o.k. from offer only palliative treat­ concerns about the library he or she is sitting to be un­ chitis and pneumonia need your physician were also raised in the sur­ acceptably noisy is urged to ment. There is no medicine evaluation by a physician that can cure; antibiotics vey of student opinion register a complaint immedi­ and possible treatment conducted last semester, ately, either directly with the and these require a re­ proctor or at the checkout sponse as well. desk. Noise in the building is Another perennial prob­ Something to Think About... perhaps the most frustrat­ lem which was frequently ing of these problems, both mentioned in the student sur­ for students and for library vey is library hours. Al­ We drank for happiness and became unhappy staff. Those who have though the library has, for the worked in the library for a past several years, been open We drank for sophistication and number of years know that over one hundred hours a became obnoxious the problem is not as seri­ week, the midnight closing ous as it once was, largely time was considered too We drank for friendship and made enemies because, on an average early by some students. This evening, there are fewer year, therefore, on an experi­ We drank for relaxation and got the shakes people in the building than mental basis, the building there were ten years ago. will remain open until 1:00 ...think about it. (We know this because we am, Sunday through Thurs­ take regular head counts). day evenings. Students STEP 1 Education for Making Healthy Decisions This reduction in the should be aware, however, Slavin 104 B. evening population is ap­ that during the hour between parently due to the greater midnight and 1:00 am, there The Glorious Company of Apostles Praises You, availability of other places will be no staff at the check­ The Noble Fellowship of Prophets Praises You, on the campus to study. out desk; and it will not be Nevertheless, we are possible to check out books or The White-robed Army of Martyrs Praises You. aware that the level of resevedr material. All needed noise still reaches unac­ material should be signed out ALL SAINTS DAY ceptably high levels at prior to midnight. Tuesday, November 1st, is a Holy day of Obligation for Catholics MASSES: Vigil Monday 4:30 & 9:00 p.m. YEARBOOK Feastday 11:00 a.m., 4:30 & 9:00 p.m. The 1994-95 Yearbook is already underway. in Aquinas Chapel BUT, it is never too late to sign up and we need 7:30 a.m. in the Priory your help. Come pick up an application in Slavin 102 or call Mike at 274-3254, Dana at 274-8413, or Jen at x4197 for more information.

Attention P.C. Students CLUBS: Club photos are on November 9th. Ail The Mal Brown Intra-Squad Scrimmage Will be heldon Sunday, club heads should contact Katie at x4185 to get October 30,1994 in Alumni Hail Gymnasium. Scrimmages will begin at photo time. 5:30 p.m. Admission is free. See the Lady Friars for the first time since the NCAA tournament!! Watch the men's team battle it out SENIORS: Senior portraits will begin on as the players vie for starting positions. November 14th. Sign up at the Slavin informa­ tion desk to sign up for a time and date. Don't miss your first chance to see the 1994-1995 Providence College Friars in action!! Make sure you get in the yearbook this year!!! October 27, The Cowl U 1994 Organizations A Valuable Experience Halloween Over Christmas Break Bash serve PC alums in the work­ program is your chance to by Kathy Reid '95 place, obtain valuable career find out what it is like in the Career Assistant information, and even make real world. Last year there at Stuart's important contacts that were 149 opportunities to Wow! Can you believe could help you in the future. choose from. There was the semester is already half Last year 94 alums were se­ quite a variety of career way over? Believe it or not lected by 102 students and fields including: public re­ it is, and soon it will be time since many students met lations, advertising, educa­ to go home for our Christ­ with more than one alum, tion, law, finance, and health mas break. What will you 143 matches were actually administration. One stu­ Costume and be doing during the break? made. Shadowing opportu­ dent from the class of '95 I have a great idea that is nities were available in 10 was offered a job opportu­ Toga Party not only advantageous to states, Washington D.C., and nity upon graduation be­ your career planning but is cause of her shadowing ex­ also fun. ft's the Provi­ perience. dence College Alumni What is it like to So, no more excuses. Shadowing Program. There are over 100 opportu­ Friday, October28th The shadowing pro­ be a doctor, a nities waiting for you to take gram, sponsored by the social worker, or advantage of. Besides, you at 8:00 p.m. Career Planning and In­ an accountant? can actually come back from ternship Service of The Stu­ Christmas break and say dent Development Center, The shadowing you did something useful!! Cash Prizes for is coordinated by Mrs. program is your Students interested in be­ Debra Santostefano, Assis­ chance to find coming a participant in the tant Director, and Mrs. shadowing program must costumes Kathleen Clarkin, Director. out what it is like attend one of the many in­ The PC shadowing pro­ in the real world. formation sessions avail­ gram is now in its sixth able. The workshops will be Beer with PC ID year, and is becoming more held in Slavin 203 on Tues­ and more popular with even Hong Kong. day 11 /1 at 1:30 pm and 6:30 Live DJ both students and alumni. What is it like to be a doc­ pm, Wednesday 11 /2 at 2:00 The program provides you tor, a social worker, or an ac­ pm and 3:30 pm, and Thurs­ countant? The shadowing day 11/3 at 2:30 pm. Tickets are $4.00 at with the opportunity to ob­ the door Things to do...

BOP Coffeehouses Tuesday, Tuesday, Toad The Wet November 1 November 15 Spuds with Buds! Open Mic Night from 9:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m. from 9:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m. in Stuart's. in Stuart's. Admission is free. Admission is either $1.00 Sprocket!! Come hear fellow students or a canned good. performing and eat some Canned goods go to a free baked potatoes with local charity drive. lots of toppings!! Free clam chowder. Friday, November 18th Tuesday, November 8 at 9:00 p.m. Disney Night Tuesday, from 9:00p.m.-12:00 November 29 a.m. in Stuarts. from 9:00 p.m.-12:00 in Alumni Hall Come down and munch a.m. in Stuarts. on some popcorn and Free candy apples Kool-aid while and soda. Tickets are $10.00 for students and $15 for guests watching your Disney Tickets on sale in Slavin 104 favorites! presented by BOP BOP presents: BOP Film Oktoberfest Saturday, October 29th Horror Movie Night at 7:30 p.m. in '64 Hall Sunday, October 30th at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. Admission is $5.00 in Moore Hall III Admission is free Live German Band 8 p.m. is The Exorcist, 10 p.m. is The Shining The Jolly Kopperschmidts and Beck's Beer for $1.00 The Cowl 12 Features October 27, 1994 Unless You Are Going to Hibernate this Winter... by Karen Stauffer '96 Civic Center. your berks so that you can hoping that we get a few ment and wears shorts all Features Writer 19. Stop drinking Dunkin wear wool socks under­ more snow days this year. year round and pulls his Donuts iced- coffee and start neath. I know everyone will make socks up to his knees, help Winter is quickly ap­ drinking Dunkin Donuts hot 21. Finally, we will stop this transition smoothly, but him out and tell him to put proaching and I know the coffee. wishing that we had the fall if you see that tall guy who some clothes on. transition can sometimes be 20. Change the buckle on Jewish Holidays off and start works in the athletic depart­ a difficult one; therefore, I have come up with a few re­ minders: 1. Stop walking to class and take the PC Shuttle. 2. Change your cotton sheets RAISE YOUR CONSCIOUSNESS to flannel ones. 3. Stop laying out at the Grotto and go to Fryer Tan­ ning. (What would they do without the vain Providence College students?) 4. Stop getting up ten min­ utes before class and start getting up twenty minutes before class to dry your hair, (I think there may be some guys in this category.) 5. The majority of the PC students stop reading the summer J. Crew catalog and start reading the winter J. Crew catalog. USE 6. Change the top of your Jeep from a soft top to a hard top. (What is the percentage of PC students with Jeeps anyway?) 7. PC students stop wearing their J. Crew button downs and bam jackets and start wearing their J. Crew flan­ nels and anoraks. (I know...I know not everyone) 8. Stop barbecuing and start using the stove. (Does any­ one really use their stove?) 9. Stop drinking daiquiris and start drinking rum and Coke. (I don't think this one is very accurate...who ever LESS stopped drinking rum?) 10. Stop jumping from party to party and start settling for where it is warm. 11. It's time to throw those Tevas in the closet and pull out the boots. (ThaPs going to be a tough one, I know how much you all love your Tevas...I know...not every­ one!) 12. Instead of NOT watch­ ing professional baseball, we can NOT watch professional ice hockey. 13. Stop wearing cotton socks and start wearing wool PLASTIC. socks. 14. Stop having money in the bank and start looking forward to those holiday checks. 15. Stop hooking up outside of your dorms...and start— oh I forgot we've got co-ed dorms now, I guess that problem is solved. (IP s great to know that there are a few schools left that uphold moral Catholic traditions.) 16. Stop going to the cafe for social hour and start going THE ONE CARD FOR CREDIT, when you are really hungry, (especially those poor stu­ dents that live on lower cam­ CASH & CALLING pus) 18. Stop going on Friday night trips to Emerald Square Mall and start going The AT&T Universal MasterCard. Call 1 800 438-8627 to apply. on Friday night trips to the October 27, 1994 Features The Cowl 13 This is Friar' s Flicks II autograph? Tickets?... A by Mat Bunnell '95 ball?... A date with one of the Asst. Features Editor______cheerleaders?...Hey, Dickey, Halloween!! One thing I've learned where you going?... all right, of the pumpkins so much, ing so much fun on Hallow­ over the years is that a flip how about just a cup of by Tina Kloter '95 they spread the word. Next een every year, the adults through cable stations is al­ Gatorade?!? Dickey? Features Editor year, me custom had spread began to get a little jealous. ways a sure fire remedy to The Fugitive-I don't quite Well, it's that time of to towns so remote that they They didn't want candy snap a bad case of writer's understand how that neigh­ year again. Soon, the big had never heard of (they could always swipe block (and a cold shower is borhood felon who was orange guy will begin his Birkenstocks. that when the kids were a surefire remedy to snap a found hiding in somebody's ascent from the pumpkin Trick or treating- Some­ sleeping) and the jack o' lan­ bad case of jock twitch). So, bush got away from the patch and children across time before the invention of tern thing wasn't that much I grabbed the remote, cops...but he did. The sus­ the country will start to such terrible candies as fun. With these thoughts in crossed my fingers (as well pect was eventually caught rejoice and sing pumpkin Good & Plenty and Chunky, mind, the Roommothers/fa­ as my legs) and sat back in after he was spotted at the carols. You may think you there was a whole state that thers of America Foundation my recliner. As I perused Dunkin' Donuts on Admiral understand this ghoulish outlawed chocolate (lets say held a conference and devel­ through my 68 channels Street. Smart move, buddy, holiday, but there are sto­ Utah). Needless to say, there oped an amendment to their (OK...Spice makes it 69), I you forgot the first rule of ries behind Halloween were some very happy den­ constitution: "In addition to noticed that good movies are cop-dodging: When you're customs that few people tists and some very miser­ serving apple cider and dis­ hard to come by, while a on the run from the law know about. able children. Unlike the gustingly sweet cupcakes good sequel is, more often make sure you don't get the Pumpkin carving- apathetic youths of today, with candy com on top ev­ than not, an oxymoron. In urge for a cream-filled... Once upon a time, a long those Utah kids decided to ery Halloween, we hereby the grand tradition of Week­ Lean on Me-you know time ago, on October 31st, do something about their agree that donuts shall be end at Bernie's II, Look Who's those nights when, for some some really primitive predicament. First, they suspended from the ceiling Talking Too, and the whole reason, one or more of your town lost their electricity. tried whining. When they witn string in each class­ Police Academy series, I friends gets tanked and by Since they were too ar­ saw that this wasn't work­ room. Each child will be told present another installment the end of the night, they're chaic to figure out how to ing, they decided to stop to eat the donut without the of stupidity, which I'll call a stumbling, bumbling, turn it back on, the general fooling around and hijack a aid of his/her hands. The Friar's Flicks Il-Bunnell Goes mumbling mess. Just make response was, "On man, Hershey truck. Unfortu­ donuts must have messy to Hell. Just to explain, the sure that mere's a designated original article took movie walker or who knows where titles and related them to you'll end up. (The next ...well...you'll see. And with­ morning: "Where did you out further ado...Lights!! say we are, again? Uxbridge? (Beergoggler in the A.M.: That7s still in Rhode Island, "Turn 'em off, turn 'em right?") off!!"), Camera!! (Don't Die Hard -This just in: A worry, honey, I won't show bomb has gone off at the this tape to anybody), Ac­ Foxy Lady, leaving the build­ tion!! (Slap!! Drive me ing utterly destroyed in what home!!)... and away we go.... many see as the worst catas­ Pulp Fiction-The story of trophe to hit the city since O.J. Simpson's defense team Buddy Cianci got elected... and their effort to get The What's Love Got to Do Juice loose. Hey O.J.!! Your With It-Don't be quick to as­ it's gonna be dark." So, the nately, they stopped the toppings which shall get all DNA matches the blood sume that a one night fling members of the town Hershey Pickled Goat over the child's face. And the found at the scene, you have is the start of something big called a meeting to decide Tongue Truck. Since they al­ shortest girl in the class, pos­ no alibi and your defense when it usually is the end to what to do. Incompliance ready had plenty of those, sibly named Tina, will be as­ still claims that the evidence something small (If s shrink­ with fire safety rules, they they came up with a final signed to a donut approxi­ is circumstantial... where ya age, I tell you...shrinkage!...I knew open flames were al­ plan of action. Surely, resi­ mately two feet above her gonna go? No, not just got out of the pool!). Re­ most as bad as an unat­ dents of other states would head. She will not be al­ Disneyland... sorry, you're member boys and girls, PC tended microwave, so have mercy on the candy lowed to use a chair, but going to Don't Drop the doesn't stand for Possible candles were out. Mr. deprived Utah kids. So, on must simply stare up at the Soap Land (a.k.a. Jail). Commitment it stands for Dyob suggested that they October 31st, they set out donut until the Backdraft-Hungry? Probable Casanova. follow the sun at the end of with only their jack-o-lan- roommothers/fathers have Wanna grab a bite to eat? Men at Work-Rhonda each day, but since he was tems to light the way and all had a good laugh at which Watch out for Taco Bell. and the rest of the Provi­ a little looney, his idea was their pillow cases to collect point the donut will be low­ You'll go in makin' a run for dence Police Force are out voted down. Everyone be­ the loot. When kids in other ered." the border and leave makin' and about, doing what they gan to lose hope. But sud­ states heard how successful Come to think of it, Hal­ a run for the john. do best...umm...whatever denly, Mr. Davit said, "I the Utah kids had been, all loween is a pretty twisted Whhheeewwweeee, that that may be. Don't mess have an idea! You know the children in the U.S. holiday. People sacrificing stuff sure goes right through with Rhonda this those pumpkins that we've joined and declared October pumpkins, putting fake cob­ ya, no? weekend...and whatever been making pies out of? 31st, "a day when we can get webs on their houses and Moonstruck-PC's own you do, don't ask her to take Well, why don't we cut off so much free candy we can bobbing for apples are pretty Dickey Simpkins, "The off her mask if she busts the the tops, scoop out the make ourselves sick." In or­ weird customs. But hey, it Moon Man," hits the jackpot costume party you're at... goop, cut scary faces in der to be able to go back to does give us an excuse to by inking a six-year, seven The Jerk-<

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class. through the entire sales niors, who are living in de­ Sean is so much further by Juliette S. Marchioli '95 Eager to get interview­ cycle, learning about soft­ nial and hoping a job will fall ahead than the rest of us, Features Writer ing experience and curious ware, ledgers, and propos­ into their laps, while others, who when questioned about Upon meeting Sean Pea­ about the possibility of an als. Discovering that he en­ like himself, are taking the our future plans, will re­ cock '95, one assumes, based internship, Sean pursued joyed what he was doing, initiative towards securing spond that "being unem­ on initial impressions, that he this lead, and was fortunate Sean decided to take a licens­ their futures. "It's the kids ployed" will be our full-time is a typical PC senior: a Mar­ enough to be accepted as a ing course at the end of the who go to college and have profession. As Sean states, keting major from Hanover, Marketing Assistant within semester, spent the summer an internship, who will get a "I'm currently still in school, Mass with one more year of the company. This position training and selling, and is job in this competitive mar­ but I've also started a career freedom as an undergraduate, is one which is unique to now a college agent, em­ ket," says Sean. in life insurance." Through gearing up to enter into the the Providence Agency, cre­ ployed by the Company, es­ Ultimately, as both Sean his internship, Sean has dis­ world of futile job searching. ated by Barbarann to bring sentially his own boss, work­ and Barbarann echoed, it's a covered that he loves what Sean is an ordinary student students into the company ing a real job. He is currently "win-win" situation, in he does and is excited about except that amazingly, the last his future. part of this statement doesn't Maintaining his GPA is apply to him. He won't have still his top priority, and in­ to go through the headache of cidentally, his grades have sending out far too many re­ gone up since he joined the sumes and receiving just as program. He attributes this many rejection letters. He to the fact that now in his won't be writing law school business classes, he actually essays or dreading the up­ has something concrete to coming GRE's. He won't relate to, something which even have to worry about ap­ solidifies what he's learning. plying for a job or lose sleep About this he states, "You wondering where his first learn a lot in your classes, paycheck will come from. In however, I've learned much tact, Sean already has a job more about the business and loves it, a job he secured world and about what my in his junior year through an life will really be like through internship with Northwestern this internship, something I Mutual Life. Northwestern Mutual Life General Agent, Michael N. Matone wouldn't have found in the Northwestern Mutual Life, and intern Sean Peacock’95. classroom." an Insurance Company, Interning with North­ which dates back to 1857 and as early as their sophomore working with a young fam­ which the student gets aca­ western Mutual Life is not is the number one company in year. ily, helping them choose op­ demic credit and first-hand for everyone. However, if the industry, developed a vi­ She saw this as a way to tions for their future. experience, the agent gets you are a motivated indi­ sionary college agent pro­ dispel false notions con­ Today, it is simply not some free help, and the vidual, are excited about the gram in 1967 to provide the cerning the business. "With enough to have a college de­ agency exposes more people opportunity to work with opportunity for students to so many stereotypes, so gree, and as Barbarann to their firm. Both Barbarann people, and have some busi­ experience first-hand, what much stigma attached to stresses, "when focusing on and Sean emphasized that ness background, you would the industry has to offer. Over the industry of selling life internships for students, we they love what they are do­ do well to look into this pro­ 10,000 undergraduates na­ insurance, the whole bit of see that it is no longer a ing, and that the firm is re­ gram. If there is an oppor­ tionwide have taken part in plaid ties and polyester luxury, but a necessity in the ally like a big family, headed tunity for any kind of intern­ this program since its incep­ suits, we want to meet struggle to succeed in life." by General Agent, Michael ship, never pass it up. Start tion, with approximately 500 young students who can Increasingly, internships Matone (once an intern him­ looking during your fresh­ come in as an intern and provide the edge that will self), who provides one-on- man year, and realize that experience the business for make the difference in get­ one care for his employees internships will be one of the themselves. The student ting a job before someone and is an enthusiastic sup­ keys to a successful future. ’’Increasingly, can receive academic credit, else. Internships can also porter of the college agent In the long run, the advan­ internships can put Northwestern Mu­ provide answers, that is, program. tages are plentiful, and the tual Life down on their re­ whether or not a certain field Northwestern's intern­ learning experience, invalu­ provide the sume, can have a wonder­ is right for the individual. ship program provides real- able. Both Sean and ful working experience, Whether or not a student life experience for students, Barbarann are eager to an­ edge that will and can then decide for decides to stay with the com­ and not just mindless paper­ swer any questions, so themselves what they want pany they intern with, it has pushing. Students may find please call the Cowl office if make the to do. So I needed a vehicle still enabled them to "get a some internships just to beef you would like information. to expose our story, and foot in the door" and net­ up their resume and learn And there is always a wealth difference in what evolved was this po­ work for future business op­ little. Or they can take part of knowledge in Career Ser­ sition." portunities. in the program that North­ vices, so set up an appoint­ getting a Sean had the opportu­ Sean himself realizes how western Mutual Life offers, ment today! nity to shadow Paul fortunate he is, and knows really learn something and job...” Santucci, an agent with the that he really is "head and embark on a secure career firm, following him shoulders" above most se­ path. students recruited every year. Out of this total, one in three chooses to become a full-time agent after graduation. Sean is one of them. It was in the second semes­ ter of his junior year that Sean A. A. MEETING found out about the intern­ ship offered by Northwestern, thanks mostly to Barbarann O'Neil, director of develop­ For Students, Staff and Faculty ment for the Michael N. Wednesdays 4:45- 6:00 p.m. In Slavin Center Room 120 Matone General Agency, who had delivered information to PC on the program, and Pro­ For information All calls are CONFIDENTIAL Or Contact Or. Anne fessor Shaw, one of Sean's Call 865-1233 and can be ANONYMOUS Colman Student marketing instructors who Development Center mentioned the opportunity in October 27, 1994 Features The Cowl 15 Lingerie.Year in Review

We are forced to conform to son in my intro to lit class whole paper writing process, be the most original way to by Melissa McCrosson '95 too many restrictions in our my Freshman year when I usually it is 5:30 in the morn­ title a paper, but a strong title Features Writer papers: well developed para­ tried this same approach. ing. You just want to go to can set the tone for the strong graphs, strong sentences, The first college paper I ever Finally. After staring at bed, but you still need a title argument you have written. and appropriately placed wrote was on the John before you can call it a night. Colons are always a safe bet. the computer screen for commas (not to mention Updike story, "A&P." In my hours (or has it been days, All you have to do is put the The best approach to pa­ avoiding the dreaded warped mind, I thought it name of the topic you are per titles, I have found, is the weeks, years?), you have fin­ comma splice and dangling would be really funny if I ished your paper. It was discussing followed by a two intellectual approach. These modifier). The title is one called my paper, "A&P - or three word summary of are easily recognizable by only a 5-7 pager, but you place you can really let loose Mind Your P's & 0's," based have put every ounce of your entire essay. For my their sheer length and use of mental fortitude that you obscenely long and compli­ Bunnell have into it. You have a cated words. Teachers love strong thesis and have sup­ these, while your peers will ported it well with research, scoff at you. Keep in mind, quotes, and your own bril­ however, that it is not your liant insight. Your conclu­ peers who will be deciding sion is impeccable. It per­ the fate of your grade in the fectly and precisely sums up class. I was so proud of my the point you have been first intellectual and lofty elaborating on for the previ­ tide, that I wanted to make ous six pages. Now you can t-shirts and signs with my print it out, staple it, sit back new tide: "The Multiplicity and bask in the radiance of of Life's Meanings as Exam­ your own genius. You are ined in the Context of Queequeg's Coffin." I have Then, all too finished. rarely felt so intelligent. Ev­ abruptly, you are struck with and drop all of your de­ on a supermarket commer­ modern poetry class, my eryone should try to use a the realization that you have fenses. After all, how gram­ cial from home. I really professor received from me, title like this at least once, if forgotten a title. matically incorrect can you cracked myself up. Appar­ "Stevie Smith: Simplistic In­ only for the sake of an ego To some people, titles are be in a few words? ently my professor wasn't as novation.” Precise and el­ boost. the easiest part of the paper. Really good titles will amused. I got a "C." He egant. In another class, we It does not take an English They slap on a generic "Pa­ catch your readers attention circled the title in big red pen had two papers due over the major to come up with good per #2," or "My Moby Dick and reel them in. Before they and wrote, "RELEVANCE?." course of the semester, both titles, only someone with Essay." But for those of us know it, they are reading I learned that this approach following the same format. I pride in their work. A good with any respect for our la­ your writing. Take the title to paper titles should only be liked my use of the colon so bor and the creative genius title can give your paper that of this article for example. It used in moderation, or with much in the first one, little extra boost that makes as a driving force of the uni­ may be completely inaccu­ professors with a sense of "Beowulf: Three Transla­ the difference between a verse, such a lack of imagi­ rate, but I got your atten­ humor like my own. tions and Their Implica­ "C+" or a "B." Many profes­ nation will hardly suffice. tion, right!?! While I think I Then I discovered the co­ tions," that I used it again, In my career as an English sors might refute this state­ am being cute, you probably lon, a wonderful device. I "The Canterbury Tales: ment, but experience has major, I have come to really just think I am being annoy­ use it when I am really tired Three Translations and Their taught me that every litde bit respect the role of the title. ing. I learned a valuable les­ and frustrated with the Implications." This may not helps. Give a Hoot- Don't Pollute!

continued walking. When I money to open the library. a sign advertising the need to destroy the property by Stacy A. Baker ’96 got up near the Feinstein So I decided to change seats. Blackfriars production of that their tuition dollars Features Writer Academic Center, there were I walked all the way around Meet Me In St. Louis on the pays for? Why did someone broken glass bottles and the second door noticing that floor, torn from its post on waste an entire bag of It's a typical occurrence at cardboard carrying-cases on somebody, I will here call the window. And the Oreo's? Why put your gum Providence College. Vandal­ the walkway between him John Doe (or should I plumbers had a box contain­ under the table at the library ism and littering- its every­ Feinstein and Joseph. I pro­ say John O.), felt compelled ing a new toilet in the comer when there are trash cans where. We have groups on ceeded past Aquinas and to write his name on almost near the elevator. There next to every other cubicle? campus designed for the McDermott Halls and no­ all of the desks in the library. were two cans of soda and a Why rip down signs that are beautification and upkeep of only there for our own the surrounding neighbor­ knowledge? Why put beer hood streets. But what about cans on the stairs, when the our own streets, lawns and recycle trash room is about buildings? ten feet away (on every Walking around campus floor!)? If you want to go on a Sunday morning- any golfing, GO golfing, don't Sunday morning- there are rip up the turf from Feinstein certain things that stand out and bring it back to your to me. This past weekend for apartment with you. We example, walking out of wouldn't do these things at Bedford Hall, I noticed an home- why do we do them entire bag of Reduced Fat here, at our home away from Oreo cookies spread out all home? It really doesn't take over the road in between much more effort to put Davis and Bedford Halls and things where they go, and saw the empty bag lying in ticed a- tom window screen A while later I left the li­ bag from Burger King sitting think of how much better the bushes. And speaking of on the Grotto. I got to the li­ brary and went over to on top of the toilet. I took the things would be if we did. bushes, a few feet up on my brary, second floor, and put Slavin. I waded through all stairs up, noticing at least I'd like to tell people that our walk, I saw a bush lying on my bag down. As I un­ the wadded up paper and one can of Bud Light on each campus is beautiful with a the ground. Someone had packed, I dropped my pen Ronzio's coupons to check flight from the ground up to lot of wonderful flowers and pulled it up by the roots and under the desk. Bending my mailbox. I took my usual the fifth floor. I entered my trees, and not that our school tossed it down on the down to pick it up, I saw route back to Bedford, pass­ apartment in disgust of all looks like a dump. ground. gum that looked like it had ing all of the same eyesores the things I had seen that My destination being the been there since the that I saw on my way there. day. Phillips Memorial Library, I Pritchards donated the In the lobby of Bedford was Why do people feel the The Cowl 16 October 27,1994 Roving Reporter What is your favorite Halloween costume?

Steve Asher '98, Ed Cassella '98, Bill Shields'95 Michelle Roach'95: Jeff Tribou '98: Brian Salloy '96: Cocheese of the Beastie Boys. Ken and Barbie. Spanish Conquistadors.

John Stepanian (grad student): Jeff Jones '97, Mike Chapin '96, Paul Astuto '95, Charlie Contave A woman so my roomatem has a Alan Shaw '97, Pedro Fonseca '97: '95: date once a year. The Patriot Cheerleaders. Anything with blow-up dolls.

Emmy Mahoney, Allison Kyle Howe, Marshall Howe: Chris Buteau '97, Ryan Lott '97: Beauregard, Cori Fahey all '98: Ronzio Men - of course! Pez Dispensers. Solid Gold Dancers. K and A: Sally Ann Cavanaugh Happy Halloween! Ghouly Grams...

To that cheezy sophomore Sean Ryan: We know you were Mike Paolini: I love you and I named FISH: Take your beatings drunk. Stay off the streets if you Dana, like a man or you'll find yourself need you. Promise me that you Can't we just be friends? know what's best. will never leave me. I love the sleeping in a warm puddle of Providence Police Dept. Sincerely yours-ICEMAN urine on Halloween. way you carry your beeper. Love, Mike Drago Kate, Meghan, Seanna, Renet, Seth, To the girls of 202B: You’re all Lauren, Natalie, Gretchen...you If you love me, tell me! my favorite freaks! Happy Hal­ Zeke: Hi cutie. We love your you know who wild women! Thanks for always tough butt and "never say die" loween! Love, Stinks making me laugh! attitude. Stay cool, but not too Edo Ryan Olohan, To the freakiest floor on campus! sane. We miss you already. Just because your older brother Thanks for being so great! I love Love, CJ, PA, and the Barbi twins is on fire doesn't mean that we Happy Halloween to all my friends you all ! Love, Mary don't think you are. in 609 Davis. I love you all. Ted Stefania, Happy Halloween! Ooh The ladies in general child things are gonna get easier, Harley, I just had to wish you a Dear teeter: Have a goulishly happy Spooky Day! Although ooh child things will get brighter. Shiela Olohan, great halloween. Remember only Remember October 24, 1992 you have no moles, I love you Let me count the ways that I love 12 more days. Love, your little "pretty brown eyes." You'll do you. But not now because your anyway! See you soon! Smack goblin fine. brothers will kill me. #57 Anonymous Pooh Bear: It takes but a sec­ Looking for a good time girls? I'm ond to lie, but a lifetime to forgive. a big loveable teddy bear of a guy. W.l. Steve on this Halloween J-NA, I’m sorry! (your) Piglet Enjoys snuggle-bunnies, nature don't stick your scary face out of After knowing Rich, don't you ap­ and Bob Ross. Call Andre 4140. the window because somebody Gasp: I promise that ashes will preciate me that much more. will think you're a moon. be dancing (they're great danc­ The Zarathustra TJC: We love you even when you Dad ers) and fishes wouldn't be swim­ leave "whiskas" in the sink and ming (didn't you see the sign?) Sega, Nintendo, Q, Long-girl, "sangie" boxes in the freezer! BGF! You're such a devil! But on Monday nights soon! Pixie, Class of '94 won't be Happy Halloween! Love, the you do light up each day like your forgotten!!! Brad's-Friday-3p. m. Biachi twins pumpkin lights up the night! Kev: You looked sexy, hot and Love-Bambi Love, your BGF, the angel wild today. I hope you don't mind Amy Zumpano!!! Kayla, mne saying this, but you are a What's the price for lice? Kristen, Jill and Alyssa: you guys looker. Happy Halloween baby! You got it going on. are way cool Apartment mates. Love, Mrs. M J-Rod The Bod Run DMC! Here's a shout out to I'm overjoyed to live with you. you in the ghetto. The roaches With all my love, To the kid with the cutest butt at Tony Thomas, are back and the window is shat­ Christine You are the man! Men want to Providence College - you know tered. Happy Halloween. I love who you are! We love you, need be like you and women want to you! To Moe, Lins, Holly, Trish: The be with you ! you, and want you! Your FR! best four roommates ever! Have Johnny O a great Halloween! Love you, To the two birds at 39 Eaton To all OCRO members: Have a Tara Hey Miss DJ-On the pool table, Street, Mamma Bird and Mo Bird. safe and Happy Halloween! Re­ Thanks for making me feel com­ what song is playing?No requests member what we stand for: Re­ Flynnie and full of it pals: Enough fortable in a new place. With ever!!!We think we're so cool. member: No free ***R!But you said, Jim and Pettine Programer Love-Roomie care, T-ball Kid can build a stage. rocks! We are #1. Baring all is a The VP. ball! Coach Gillen, T-Guy: Why are you so dumb? EBH Simon Lacass should have been Take a hit from the four footer! Irish Eyes are smilin' on you this a selected walk-on. Love yaT-Wonder! Huey Halloween Carrie Lynn. Ed Dehangerschenk: We rage at The pick up ball stallions Chicken hopping parties! To the DAWGS of Mal Brown: Grace Jen and Missy, You guys are the best! Happy Rachel: I've seen those quizzi­ Tag team back again? The lawn Halloween! Love, Jobu cal looks you've been giving me Napps, Please say it isn't so. season is almost over. across the Cafe. Have a spooky Your not so secret desire To the porn queen: Whenever Halloween! CMD: If you don't play any more you feel depressed just hop on Tral tricks, I'll start giving extra treats. Renet, your HARLEY and go for a spin! EIC Remember, some guys do have But please don’t forget Willy, Roomie: Moyd and Butt called Gary, etc... Ralph and Phil feelings, stop breaking hearts. looking for you. Where were you? To any Huh in 503C. I'm going to You know who I miss you too! Keep smiling! crush all of you. KRN - I really Pal and Anti-Pal: Where would I Luv ya, Jenkins be without you? I love my pals! like your show. Edo, Some-huh It goes without saying, you are the Love, Penny Fine Arte WE Rock! Bob McDermott: I know you don't most consistently pleasant per­ Looney Bin RAH man is here! want to talk to me but I just want Merkle: Please don't shoot at me son on The Cowl. Migo to wish you a Happy Halloween. anymore. The last time you hit An admirer I'll always love you. me in the wing it hurt. John, Want to explore the corn­ Native The pigeon Zupka, fields? Just smile! Iowa Don't leave till May. It's your obli­ Pammy, "I'm gonna give up drink­ Gean, Spanka, Grape, Drissi, and To my support-system in 201 gation to yourself and PC. ing." Ya! I'll meet you in the Corbs. I wish you awl a Happy Davis. Thanks for the tissues and Love your conscience. trauma unit! Mego Halloween! Good times! Love the shoulders. these girls! We love them. No EIC Quinny and Keith, KFD and McDermott friends: need for grumpy pants. Legends in our time! Love ya and miss living with you Lisa, Anonymous guys. Love B "Roomie" I miss Edward T., I have loved you but I have been Roomies: Sorry I've been moody Murray, talking in our sleep, yell­ afraid to tell you for fear of what Kristen Gariepy, and stressed lately. Forgive me. ing "dorks!," Disney movies, late my roommates will think. Call me Thank you for dealing with us , night phone calls, Dog, phone EBH this weekend. especially Bridget. You have messages,and you! LITE 105 Love ex401C. done a great job and we love you forever! Cowl Staff: Thanks for the to bits. Love, Edo hard work, late nights and The Cowl Staff from some, great laughs. EIC The Cowl 18 Sports October 27,1994 Tennis Battles At Rutgers Invitational

by Scott LaPrade '97 Felipe Vivar. Coming off an round loss appears to be a exceptional weekend at the really big disappointment. Sports Writer ECAC's, Vivar didn't miss a The Friar Netmen picked up beat. He cruised to the final the slack in the Hight "C" The Rutgers Invitational without dropping a set, and and "D" doubles. Paul became the battleground for defeated Dan Adriano of St. Gagliardi and John Weber the men's tennis team this John's University 8-2. The mowed down the competi­ past weekend. In two of the finals were played using the tion en route to a PC title in four doubles flights, the Fri­ 8-game preset for scoring, the "C" Hight. In the "D" ars came out on top, due to rain setbacks during Hight, Freshmen duo Kevin Gagliardi/Weber in the "C" the weekend. Coach Ryan and Jason Xiggorus Flight and Ryan/Xiggorus in LaBranche once again won 8-5 in the final. the "D" Flight. Freshman praised the play of Vivar, Dylan Williams will par­ Felipe Vivar continued his "He (Vivar) was very im­ ticipate in the Rolex Cham­ winning ways, by capturing pressive, even brilliant, in pionships on the weekend of the "B" Flight in singles lift­ defeating the former St. November 4-6. He will gain ing his consecutive winning John's #1. This big win, an automatic bid, unlike his streak to seven matches, and along with his 10-3 record teammates, Paul Gagliardi his overall record to 10-3. increases his chances of re­ and Felipe Vivar. If invited, The Invitational consisted ceiving an invitation to the they will have to qualify for of four singles and four Rolex Championships next the main draw. Of the 32 in­ doubles Flights. In the Flight weekend." vited to play in the qualify­ "A" singles, Freshman #1, In the Flight "D" Finals ing mini-tournament, only 8 Dylan Williams won his first John O'Neil lost to home­ will move to the main round match, before drop­ town favorite Anand Rao 8- bracket. Coach LaBranche ping a heartbreaking 6-3, 6- 3. O'Neil played incredible said that he was "lobbying 7, 6-7 duel to Richara Langre and even inspirational tennis for an automatic bid for of Monmouth College. Paul throughout the draw, win­ Gagliardi, who he feels de­ Gagliardi, also in the "A" ning close sets and even de­ serves such a spot because of Flight, lasted a round longer, feated one of the host team's his 10-5 record and quality before bowing to Langre's players. wins". The main draw will teammate Neil Goldsby. In Dylan Williams and consist of the 8 qualifiers and his second round match, Felipe Vivar were upset in 56 automatic bids. The "Gags" won a thrilling three- their doubles Flight. After women's team has decided Kevin Ryan, '98 setter, 7-5,6-7,6-3. their tremendous efforts in to bypass the Rolex Champi­ Flight "B" belonged to the ECAC doubles, the first onships. PC SUPER SAVINGS

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food service continued regularly pass, creating a "removed from the new respect for the people school" mentality, not to who work here", added Mike mention the fact that a Gambino. Very few food lot of people can't even PC Athletes of the hoarders exited past senior as­ stand on skates, never sistant captain George Breen mind navigate a stick on and his assistant bouncers, the ice. periodically searching Assistant cap­ Week bookbags for extra bagels and tain Jon La Vane agrees bananas. with some of these pre­ More important than vious problems: "In pre­ the learning experience, vious years, its as if we events like food service day were never seen around give the players the opportu­ campus. This is a way of nity to promote their team. showing the students While the current student that the hockey team is body has only seen disap­ part of the school." pointment at Schneider ponU helping students Arena, The Friars had a richer dump their trays full of tradition in the 1980's than trash, LaVarre and his their basketball counterparts, teammates hope that reaching the NCAA final four some of these students twice, and qualifying for the will dump their support tournament regularly. Unlike onto the ice when the other clubs, the hockey team Friars host Union Col­ doesn't practice in Alumni or lege on Friday night for on a field which students their home opener. Baseball continued Good from page 23 Felipe Vivar ’98 Jody Bjergo '98 (Los Cebios, Ecuador) (Apple Valley, Minnesota) Luck scoreless. New York Tennis Soccer gets runners on second and first for Mike Felipe won the Flight B singles at the The freshman goalkeeper turned in Stanley. He fists a single Rutgers Invitational on October 22-23 at her third shutout of the season, 2-0 over the head of Reuter Rutgers. Vivar won his opening match against at Maine. She made four saves for driving in one run. That Kyle Richards 6-4,6-4. He then defeated Seton Lady Friars. On Wednesday against was all the Bronx Bomb­ Hall’s Rajeh Balu, 6-0,6-1 to advance to the 8th ranked Hartford, Bjergo faced Friar ers could get as Finals. In the final, he stopped St John's Dan 21 shots in a 4-0 loss to the Hawks. Montreal came up in the Adriano, 8-2 She made nine saves in that game. bottom of the ninth to face Jimmy Key. Key at the plate. Mattingly got the up was Wade Boggs who the Astroturf and bounced Sports gets the first two but signs from the third base coach worked out a walk. Mike over their heads. Polonia and foes to a full count on and took his lead. The hit and Stanley followed. With the Boggs easily scored. xpoE backup catcher run was on so he took a larger count 1-2, Hill uncorked a Mattingly had come through Lenny Webster. Women’s Soccer than average lead. Hill went to wild pitch that allowed with his biggest hit ever, and Webster fouls off pitch continued the stretch and glanced over at Polonia and Boggs to ad­ just when the Yankees after pitch. After foul­ first. Suddenly, Hill wheeled vance placing the tying and needed a miracle. 3-2 New Moira Harrington scored the ing off five 3-2 deliver­ and fired a pick-off throw. go-ahead runs in scoring po­ York was the score. Olympic goals as PC won 2-0 in what ies, Key fans Webster on Mattingly hustled to get back to sition. Hill regained his com­ stadium became so quiet tnat had the makings of a blow­ a nasty breaking ball to the base but in his haste, he posure on the next pitch and one could hear a pin drop. out. PC had ten shots-on-goal seal a 1-0 win. New failed to see Montreal's first fanned Stanley for the sec­ With the score 3-2, the game and was in Maine territory the York sends the series to baseman Cliff Floyd's foot and ond out. Montreal was one went into the bottom of the majority of the game. "W? a deciding seventh his hand was stepped on as he out away from their first ever ninth as an emotionally col­ dominated in Maine. Y\fe cre­ game. slid safely back in. Mattingly World Championship. Out lapsed Montreal team came ated a lot of opportunities that Backs to the hunched over in agony. There of the dugout came a ban­ to bat. And Montreal re­ we didn't even finish. How­ wall, Do or Die, or was a gaping wound on his left daged but steady Don sponded like a team who had ever, we could not have got­ whichever cliche you hand from the spikes of Floyd. Mattingly, the class of the just seen the World Series slip ten away with the way we prefer, Game seven was For twenty minutes trainers Yankees when there was right through their fingers played today (versus the game. Every TV set worked on the hand to clean it none. The expression of making three straight outs Harvard) in that game. in the country was up and stop the bleeding. Man­ physical pain in his face was and giving the Yankees their PC has two games remain­ tuned in. New York had ager Showalter tried to get unforgettable. He walked to first World Title since the ing. Their goal remains to tied the series at three Mattingly to come out of the the plate and took a long, 70's. reach the five-hundred mark games apiece and game for medical attention but hard look at the signs from After the game, a before the Big East Champion­ started Terry he steadfastly refused. Not the coaches. Stepping into drained but exuberated ships. This is a feat the Big Mulholland, who no-hit even the manager could take the batter's box, he and Hill Mattingly announced his re­ East Champions of 1993 could Montreal in game three. the Yankee captain out of the began their cat and mouse tirement due to the severe not achieve. Coach Homish Montreal started big game. He stayed in to the game of hitter versus pitcher injury of his hand. "This is realizes the importance of the gun Ken Hill, who had sound of a standing ovation but Hill threw the first pitch for how I want to go out," he next two games. "Our goal is won games one and was erased from the basepaths strike one. Montreal fans said, "I leave the game hav­ to be five-hundred at the end four and completely when O'Neill grounded out. cheered mightily. Hill tossed ing played my entire career of these next two games. This dominated in those ap­ Montreal came up to his next pitch that Mattingly for the Yankees and go out on would help us a lot going into pearances. It was bat in the bottom of the sixth missed by what seemed like top. I could not have written the Big East's." strength against and got a mammoth home run two miles. The count was 0- it this way." The Lady Friars have strength and the only from Larry Walker estimated at 2, two outs, the game, the And that is how the earned a third ranked seed problem was that the 515 feet! The blow seemed to series resting on his shoul­ greatest season that wasn't within the tournament (2-2 nitters were over­ dampen the Yankees resolve as ders. Montreal went wild. came to an end. Big East). As a result PC will matched. Mulholland they were now down 2-1. New Hill stared in for the sign and To the owners and face second ranked Boston went three innings be­ York put runners on in each of came to the set position. the players: SHAME ON College in the first round on fore yielding his first the next two innings but was Mattingly brought his bat to YOU!!! Saturday, Nov. 5, in Storrs, CT. World Series nit to Mike unable to score them as Hill his shoulders amidst a sea of UCONN earned the top rank­ Lansing, who ironically continued to own Yankee hit­ noisy Canadians. The next ing and will face fourth had been the last out of ters. pitch looked like something seeded St. John's in the four the no-hitter. Ken Hill So we went to the top shot out of a canon. team tournament. PC lost a was equally dominate of the ninth. Diminutive left Mattingly struggled to make THE hard fought battle versus Bos­ baffling Yankee hitters. fielder Luis Polonia was up for contact... and propped the BIG ton College on October 7, los­ The game went into the New York. Ken Hill stared to­ ball lazily into left- ing 2-1 at Boston College. But sixth tied at one when wards the plate. The count was centerfield. MoisesAlou and since then PC has gone 4-2 disaster struck. Yankee 0-2 when Hill came inside and Marquis Grissom converged playing two top twenty teams first baseman Don drilled Polonia in the shin. He but could not hear each other . This experience and confi­ Mattingly walked to was alright and took his base. over the roar of the crowd so EAST CONFERENCE dence can only help them in lead off the top of the Hill then got Bemie Williams they both stood there as the Storrs. sixth. Paul O'Neill was swinging for the first out. Next balldropped uncaught onto The Cowl 20 Sports October 27,1994 Men’s Soccer Ties In Tough FRIAR HOCKEY IS BACK!! The New Look Friars Open Their Home Schedule This Villanova Weekend Friday, October 28th Effort FRIARS VS. UNION COLLEGE 7:00 PM SCHNEIDER ARENA The second half was "Friar Schedule Poster Night" by Pieter Ketelaar '97 somewhat of an improve­ First 1,000 fans receive a free PC hockey schedule poster Sports Writer ment over its predecessor but the Friars still let in another The Providence Col­ two goals to make it a 6-0 Saturday, October 29th lege men's soccer team sunk deficit. Providence managed FRIARS VS. UMASS-AMHERST to their lowest level yet this just two shots on goal com­ 7:00 PM SCHNEIDER ARENA week as they were demol­ pared to UConn's twenty. ished by Connecticut for a The Huskies defense just "Pom Pon Night" third straight loss Thursday proved to be too much for a First 1,000 fans receive free pom pons to cheer on the Friars but managed to tie Villanova makeshift Providence team on Sunday. decimated by injuries and The Friars, in an ob­ uncertain about their ability STUDENTS ENTER FREE WITH ID AT STUDENT vious rebuilding year, have to score on Big East teams. ENTRANCE BEHIND BUILDING fallen upon tough times. In- Some games they juries have ravaged Coach just don't come to play, but illB Doyle's line-up so much things get even harder when BE THERE TO SEE YOUR FRIARS START THE NEW so that he is forced to play you play a UConn or a less experienced players put­ Hartwick. The Friars' offense SEASON!!! ting the team at a huge dis­ does not have the weapons advantage against the likes the other teams in the league of such Big East power­ have. In addition, many houses like St. John's and teams have a plethora of for- Seton Hall. eign-born players as opposed "We are struggling to PC which only has a hand­ to score goals at all," said ful. Doyle, "Let alone be com­ On Sunday, Coach petitive. We have played Doyle's team played poorly within our division Villanova. The Friars put and that hasn't helped our forth one of their best efforts What’s Happening? cause much." to date against a Big East foe Providence has been and played as if they were mired in an offensive determined to come away drought for what seems the victorious. The game went to entire season. They have overtime tied at one apiece as outscored the opposition by a result of the Friars superior This Week In a margin of ten goals in effort on defense. No one games they have won. On could score in the time allot­ the other hand, they have ted so the result was a 1-1 tie. Providence College Sports surrendered a whopping 29 It was not a win but by the goals and scored only 7 in same token it was not a loss. Friday, October 28 MEN'S ICE HOCKEY VS. UNION 7pm games they have lost. The Friars had managed to VOLLEYBALL VS. GEORGETOWN 7pm On Thursday, the play a Big East team and not Women's Tennis at Rolex Championships TBA Friars went to battle Con­ lose for the first time this sea­ (University of Pennsylvania) necticut and probably son. goals and scored only 7 in same token it was not a loss. Friday, October 28 MEN'S ICE HOCKEY VS. UNION 7pm games they have lost. The Friars had managed to VOLLEYBALL VS. GEORGETOWN 7pm On Thursday, the play a Big East team and not Wbmen's Tennis at Rolex Championships TBA Friars went to battle Con­ lose for the first time this sea­ (University of Pennsylvania) necticut and probably son. would've done themselves a The Friars record Saturday, October 29 MEN'S ICE HOCKEY VS. UMASS-AMHERST 7pm favor if they hadn't made the now stands at 4-8-1. With VOLLEYBALL VS. SYRACUSE 5pm trip. PC gave up four goals four regular season games Field Hockey at New Hampshire 1pm in the first half of play remaining the best the Friars Women's Soccer at Vermont l pm prompting Coach Doyle to could do is finish at .500. But Women's Tennis at Rolex Championships TBA remove goalkeeper Mike don't count on that. This (University of Pennsylvania) Wright, and bring in Chris week PC plays Dartmouth Men's and Women's Cross Country at BIG EAST 11am Ivany for the second half. At and Holy Cross. Hopefully, Championships (Franklin Park - Boston, MA) half time, the Friars found their good effort against themselves looking at a 4-0 Villanova will be the catalyst Sunday, October 30 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 5pm score, making a big hill to for better things. MAL BROWN SCRIMMAGE climb against on of the Big Field Hockey at Rhode Island l pm East's premier teams. Monday, October 31 MEN'S SOCCER VS. HOLY CROSS 2pm

Tuesday, November 1 Women's Soccer vs. Dartmouth 2:30pm (Deerfield Academy)

Wednsday,e November 2 VOLLEYBALL VS. BOSTON COLLEGE 7pm MEN'S SOCCER VS. RHODE ISLAND 3:30pm

Mal Brown Scrimmage Sunday, October 30 @ Alumni Hall 5:00 Lady Friar Basketball 5:30 Men's Basketball Emil Samman'96 October 27, 1994 Sports The Cowl 21 Friars Open To Mixed Results PC Hockey Splits With Army and UVM on The Road by Keith Christensen '96 tain George Breen, "you tend eight tries of their own. The to go back to what you re­ Friars had some scoring Sprots Writer member, rather than what chances, but UVM netminder you just learned." Tim Thomas was superb in College is supposed After the surging collecting the shutout. Coach to be about learning. It cer­ Catamounts scored a contro­ Pooley expects the Friars' tainly is for the PC men's ice versial 6th goal with one special teams play to im­ hockey team, who opened minute remaining in the 2nd prove, "because we'll start the season this past week­ period, goalie Bob Bell, who emphasizing it." end, while still trying to made 20 saves, vehemently The Paul Pooley era learn new coach Paul protested that the puck began one night earlier with Pooley7 s system. The Friars never crossed the goal line. a win at West Point. PC got dropped an 8-0 decision at The officials ignored Bell's its first goal of the season the University of Vermont pleas, however, though when David Green put the Sunday after opening the Pooley emphasized with his puckin off a rebound after season with a 6-3 win over goalie's outburst: "He's so Chad Quenneville was Army. Coach Pooley under­ competitive and intense. stopped late in the first pe­ stands that "It will take a Thar s what you have to ad­ riod. PC lengthened its lead little time" for the players to mire in him. It's what makes to 2-0 when Quenneville and get comfortable with the him a good goaltender. He Breen combined on a pretty photo by Mike Carriere changes made this year. never gives up." give and go early in a frantic "With the new system, Sophomore, Stefan Brannare knocked in a goal for the Sophomore Dan second period. Army re­ Friars in the game against Army people are still a little unsure Dennis replaced Bell in net bounded to score two goals shutout the Black Knights of what they're supposed to for the final 21 minutes. opener versus Union Col­ do", continued Pooley. in two and a half minutes off the rest of the way. Brady lege awaiting on Friday the UVM scored their last 2 Dan Dennis. PC regained the PC's difficulties goals, both on the power Kramer's pass gave Green a Friars are excited about the lead for good when freshman breakaway with a minute re­ showed up against a strong play, to hand PC its worst next weekend. Coach Pooley John Tuohy scored into the maining, and the sopho­ UVM team. The Friars loss since November 1988. acknowledges that "It's a big net. Tuohy, who almost didn't more connected to close the weekend for us. Nobody is played well early on, but the PC's inability to stop the make the trip due to an scoring. dwelling on the loss to UVM. Catamounts got on the scor­ Catamount power play was NCAA mix-up, had arrived Pooley still hasn't It's not so discouraging be­ ing board, when a shot the key to the game. "Penalty in New York just two hours dribbled through Bob Bell's killing was obviously not decided on a #1 goaltender: cause the effort was there. before face-off. Junior Jay "Although Dan played well leg, causing things to come very good", said a candid Effort is not the problem, it's Kenney put in what proved this weekend, I haven't seen undone. With David Green Pooley, "and I'll take respon­ just a matter of channeling it to be the game-winner enough of goalies and Brady Kramer in the sibility for that, because we either to into the system. Those guys twenty six seconds later off make a decision, but I would penalty box, UVM scored the didn't go over a lot of that." are going to get there." Dan an assist from Kramer. PC like to have a #1 man. first of five power play goals. An inability to capi­ Dennis echoed his coach's extended the lead to 5-2 at Pooley switched his lines sentiments: "It's a new The Wildcats added a third talize on their own power 10:19 of the third when Stefan score to take a 3-0 advantage around in both games in an coach, new system, it's a play also hurt the Friars. Brannare scored. Army an­ attempt "to find chemistry, into the first period intermis­ While UVM was 5/8 with an learning process. It's going swered a minute later, mov­ to see who played well to­ to take time to get going." sion. "When things go advantage on the ice, the Fri­ ing to within 5-3, but Dennis, astray", said alternate cap­ gether" ars failed to net a goal in who had a strong night in net, With the home

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Providence was defeated by Field by Julie Robinson '95 Syracuse 3-0, leaving them Sports Writer ranked at number four in the single elimination champi­ Hockey The Lady Friar field onship tourney. This will hockey team had a rather match them against the disappointing roadtrip last number one seeded in their Prepares weekend. On Saturday, they opening game. played Syracuse University At Syracuse, fresh­ in New York. This game de­ men goaltender Jamie termined their seed in the Soteraides made nine saves For upcoming Big East tourna­ in effort to stop the power­ ment to be held at Boston ful attacks of the home team. College on November 4&5. Syracuse was awarded thir­ Big East Senior, Lauren Khozozian '95 teen penalty comers, includ­ ing nine in the second half. Their first goal was scored halfway through the open­ ing period. Goals two and three were scored within a two minute surge midway through the second half. PC was able to register eight shot on the opposition's goalie, however she was suc­ “Simplify, simplify.” cessful in stopping all of Henry David Thoreau them. Sunday the Lady Friars traveled from Syra­ cuse to Hamilton, New York to play Colgate University. After their letdown from the previous day, Providence just couldn't bring their game up to the level at which they are capable of playing. The host team took advan­ tage of this and the fact that the visitors had a long bus trip to the game, and were able to pull out a 2-0 victory over PC. Colgate scored one goal in each half and their defense held off any Friar attempts to record the shut­ “Hey, that’s not a bad idea’.’ out. Providence finished AT&T out their home action today at Hendricken Field against Springfield College. The girls wil lbe on the road this weekend as they meet UNH on Saturday in Durham, New Hampshire. Sunday they will challenge the Lady Rams from the University of Rhode Island in Kingston. This weekend will bring the regular season for the 1994- 95 team to a close. Their record now stands at 9-8 overall and 2-3 in Big East ______

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He hit owners and the players this round, the Yankees took Montreal took game one by a series with the focus shift­ a ball deep to right sending year we have been denied, Texas in six while Montreal final of 1-0. ing to the Bronx. Paul O'Neill to the warning without a doubt, the greatest pitching stifled the bats of Game two was a Game three built track but he hauls it in for the post-season ever. But let's the San Francisco sluggers to sharp contrast in style to game on the excitement of its two second out. The last batter forget about trivial labor dis­ send them to their first ever one. The fireworks began predecessors. New York standing between Terry putes for a while and just World Series. when Pat Kelly and Mike manager Buck Showalter Mulholland and destiny is meditate on the game. Is So the Cinderella Gallego hit back to back hom­ shocked everyone, even his pinch hitter Mike Lansing. there anyone out there going story New York Yankees, ers in the top of the third off boss George Steinbrenner On the very first pitch he through World Series with­ doormats no more, ad­ Montreal starter Jeff Fassero to by starting struggling lefty lines a sure single clown the drawal? I know a few of you. vanced to the World Series give New York a 2-0 lead. The Terry Mulholland against first base line but out of no­ I myself have been unable to where they faced the young, Expos responded in the bot­ Montreal's fiery righty where Don Mattingly robs sleep due to the missing ele­ yet upstart Montreal Expos. tom of the fourth when Cana­ Pedro Martinez. And did Lansing of the hit with a ment that makes fall com­ Game one was in dian-born slugger Larry Showalter know what he sparkling grab and flips the plete. So, I will tell you how Montreal with a much an­ Walker hit a towering three- was doing. Mulholland ball to Mulholland for the the 1994 season really came ticipated pitching matchup run blast off the roof or Olym­ proceeded to take a no-hit­ no-hitter and the win. The to its riveting climax in the of New York's Jimmy Key pic stadium giving them a 3-2 ter into the bottom of the New York crowd erupts into heat of yet another thrilling and Montreal's Ken Hill. advantage. In the seventh, eighth with New York frenzy not seen since the post-season battle. Both pitchers were on top of Expos centerfielder Moises clinging to a 2-0 lead where days of Reggie Jackson. New The 1994 regular sea­ their game and they went to Alou, son of Montreal Man­ he faced the heart of the York takes game three 2-0 son ended with a bang as the the bottom of the eighth ager Felipe Alou, drove in Montreal line-up. and takes a 2-1 lead in the New York Yankees, Cleve­ scoreless when Expo catcher three more runs with a bases Mulholland got Larry series. land Indians, and, the first Darren Fletcher tripled into loaded double to make it a 6- Walker to pop up to catcher Game four saw team ever to win a division the right field gap, past the 2 game in favor of Les Expos. Mike Stanley for out num­ Montreal get their fair share with a sub-.500 record the reach of a diving Paul That brought us to the top of ber one, and fanned Moises of hits after coming up Texas Rangers, clinched titles O'Neill to lead off the in­ the ninth with the Yankees at Alou for his tenth strike­ empty in game three. In fact with the Chicago White Sox ning. Yankee pitcher Jimmy bat. Expo reliever Mel Rojas out of the game. Then with , New York was never even getting the Wild Card berth. Key was relieved by Xavier surrendered singles to Bernie two outs the speedy Mar­ in the game. Yankee starter The National League saw the Hernandez who retired the Williams, Wade Boggs, and quis Grissom hit a ball Jimmy Key gave up seven Montreal Expos, Cincinnati next two but gave up a run­ Mike Stanley before Yankee down the third base line runs in his first three innings Reds, and San Francisco Gi­ scoring single to Montreal Captain Don Mattingly strode that was stabbed by a div­ of work and his replacement, ants, who defeated long­ shortstop Wil Cordero mak­ to the plate with one out and ing Wade Boggs who made Jim Abbott, adds fuel to the standing rival Los Angeles in ing the score 1-0 Expos. his team trailing by four runs. a sparkling throw to nail fire by yielding three runs of the final game of the season New York had run­ Rojas fired two quick strikes Grissom by a nose. his own. Montreal wins this to clinch the western divi­ ners on first and third with that backed Mattingly and Mulholland's no-hitter was one in a laugher 10-3 as sion. The Atlanta Braves, one out in the top of the brought shouts from the Yan­ preserved and all he pitcher Ken Hill goes the dis­ with the second-best record ninth when Montreal kee dugout to the pitcher The needed were three more tance and Larry Walker gets in baseball advanced to the bullpen ace John Wetteland next two pitches were mar­ outs to give baseball its first five hits and drives in three. playoffs as the National ginal but were taken for balls post-season no-hitter since The Yankees attribute the League Wild Card. so the count went to two balls the Yankee's Don Larsen thrashing to an emotional In round one of the and two strikes. Mattingly accomplished the feat in letdown the night before and playoffs, the Yankees made sent the next pitch deep to the 1956. vows to turn it up. 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We Book Early and SAVE!!! for details!!! 1375 Coney Island Ave. head to the ninth inning Brooklyn, New York 11230 The Cowl 24 October 27,1994 Sports Friars Capitalize Volleyball Harvard Winds Down by Derek Stout '95 Harvard hit the crossbar have gotten away with that in ______Sports Writer______from twenty yards away Maine. We did create more and just missed wide right opportunities in the first half," Their Season In the last home game of in front of the net on a sepa­ commented Coach Homish. ing ahead in all three games. the season on Wednesday, rate occasion. PC's performance was the by Keith Christensen '96 The Lady Friars, playing the PC Lady Friar soccer The Harvard game was exact opposite in comparison team capitalized early to de­ Sports Writer without Heidi Brady and not the best PC has per­ to the Maine contest last Sat­ Kristen Kam, were the best feat Harvard 1-0. This im­ formed this year, but the urday. In this match PC was team to ten all three games, proved their overall record Lady Friars did enough for the obvious aggressor, allow­ The Providence Women's but the Huskies tracked to 7-9-1, still enabling PC to the victory. "We played ing only one shot the entire Volleyball team is 17-5 (2-3 in finish at a five-hundred clip. them down each time. The well with a lot of compo­ contest. Heather Renals and the Big East). Now that you most devastating turn­ This game also will be re­ sure, but at times a little know it, foiget it. It's now a around came in game 3. PC, membered as the final time lackluster. We could not continued on page 19 three game season for the already down two games to seniors, Moira Harrington Lady Friars, who beat Hart­ and Marilyn Pompeo (fourth none, sprinted out to a 10-1 ford, 3-1, Tuesday night, and lead. The tide turned, how­ all-time PC point leader) lost at UConn, 3-0, on Satur­ ever, when an official er­ would compete on Glay day. That's the number of rantly ruled that the Field. ball conference games they have touched the floor on what The game for the first five left. If they win them all, the was a spectacular dig by minutes was all Harvard, Lady Friars will be at Seton Nicole Trudeau. PC fought until PC got its first offensive Half November 19-20, play­ gallantly, but never fully re­ chance and capitalized nine ing in the Big East tourna­ covered from the call. "I felt minutes into the first half. ment. Two of those three their frustration," Matejka The goal was the result of games will be this weekend said. " You try to do so many Alease Wysocki one-timing a at Alumni Hall. things [on the court], but the pass from Moira Harrington Georgetown,, who currently balls just weren't falling." to the right corner of the net. holds the 4th position PC Fourteen Kelly Tooley kills, This was enough for PC to covets, comes to town Friday to go with her thirteen digs, defeat the Crimson in a tight night, followed Saturday by just weren't enough to boost and evenly matched affair. Syracuse, who is tied with PC. "I think we were miss­ Harvard appeared the ag­ PC. The importance of the ing something," commented gressor from the beginning, two game is not lost on Coach Matejka. "Our de­ but it was obvious by half Coach Debbie Matejka. "IPs fense wasn't as good as we time that one goal was going the biggest weekend of the could have hoped." to decide the game. PC did season," she says simply. There is no looking back face a scare in the last five PC tuned up for the week­ for the Lady Friars. Wins minutes of the game; Erin Valla has been a contributing factor for the Lady Friars this season. end with a 15-5, 8-15, 15-7, over Georgetown and Syra­ 15-9 win over Hartford. The cuse will give PC the tie­ From Pucks To Pizza much more realistic: a de­ ous that the Friars are making by Justin Macione '95 sire for increased visibility a serious attempt at winning on campus. back many of the fans lost due Sports Editor This idea of serv­ to two consecutive dismal sea­ ing dinner to the students sons and the emergence of the Upon entrance into is part of the new philoso­ Providence Bruins. Raymond Cafeteria on Mon­ phy which Pooley has The players/workers day, freshman and sopho­ transported with himself seemed to be enjoying their more diners were probably from the cold shores of food service training as well. shocked at the site of over Lake Superior State college. The first adjustment for the twenty additional male "Up at Lake Superior, we Friars consisted in taking or­ workers. From the time hun­ used to hold a midnight ders from the legendary Rich, gry students walked in and breakfast every season for instead of the coaching staff. checked their identification the students and faculty", Many of the players earned cards into the computer, un­ explained Pooley. Coming their keep today, such as jun­ Nicole Trudeau, '96 has been a key for the Friars. til the point of exit where off of an appearance by the ior defenseman Jay Kenney, food thieves and free-eats hockey team at Midnight forced to conduct a major seeking stragglers are Madness two weeks ago glass cleanup when a diner Lady Friars used 14 aces, in­ breaker over all three teams sighted, the eatery featured and the fan friendly Black dropped a plate in the dis­ cluding three by Heidi also in the running for the a staff boasting the size and and White game, it is obvi­ posal area. "This gives me Brady, to beat the Hawks for 4th spot. The cheerleaders, service of an elegant French the second time this year. pep band, and, hopefully, a restaurant, compliments of Aileen Koprowski was one large home crowd, will turn the Friar hockey team. of three Lady Friars who re­ out for the two matches. Upon first sight of corded double figures in "We have the advantage. Joe Hulbig at the cafe en­ kills, with 15. Jocelyn Cole We're at home. We've pre­ trance, a number of thoughts had 12 and Kelly Tooley had pared ourselves. Our de­ could pass through the aver­ 10. Mamie Panek racked up fense and our coverage are age student's mind. Have 55 assists. Mostly, PC getting better," Matejka said. pure athletic scholarships worked on preparing for the This is PC's chance; they are, been eliminated in men's weekend. "We concentrated quite simply, in control of hockey, requiring the players on correcting minor prob­ their own destiny. Matejka to hold a work study job? Or lems. We hit the ball very knows exactly what her team could this be head coach well," Coach Matejka com­ has to do: "We need to play Paul Pooley's punishment mented. pure, hard volleyball. The for an 8-0 loss to the Univer­ The win over Hartford bottom line is, we need to sity of Vermont, the previous followed a disappointing beat both of these teams." afternoon? Rather than these loss to UConn.. PC lost 11- absurd suggestions, the rea­ by Mike Carriere 15,13-15,12-15, despite be­ son for this odd sight is Hockey workers in Ray Cafe??