The Comment, May 1, 1980

Bridgewater State University Virtual Commons - Bridgewater State University The ommeC nt Campus Journals and Publications 1980 The ommeC nt, May 1, 1980 Bridgewater State College Volume 54 Number 10 Recommended Citation Bridgewater State College. (1980). The Comment, May 1, 1980. 54(10). Retrieved from: http://vc.bridgew.edu/comment/433 This item is available as part of Virtual Commons, the open-access institutional repository of Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Massachusetts. The Comment Vol. LIV No. 10 Bridgewater State College Mav 1, 1980 Bus Service Proposed by Sue Asci Presently, there are over sixty- automobile continue to rise. The A proposal has been made to the five commuters from New Bedford. route that is proposed by Brander Department of Public Utilities in There are also many dorm students Bus Lines begins in Rehoboth, then Boston recommending the initiation who would benefit from such a bus it follows to Fall River, New Bedford of a daily bus service from New service as it would allow them more (The bus would make pickups Bedford to Bridgewater. The opportunities to travel home if the beginning at the West End and -- Brander Bus Lines of Rehoboth, transportation were available. travelling to the North End and to Massachusetts, has submitted a Public transportation is coming the Tarkin Hill Roadarea.), to Route petition offering this service which more in demand as gas Rrices and 18 leading to Bridgewater. Pickups would begin in the fall of 1980. the expenses of running an would be made along the way, except in Middleboro as there already exists a bus service from Leadership Middleboro to Bridgewater. The bus would leave New Bedford at 7am and would return between 4 and Spm. The round trip ticket has Awards been priced at $3.00 .. "At this time, the only bus service available to Bridgewater Students from New Bedford runs only as far Announced north as Middleboro. In Vice-President Deep outlines proposed bus"seIVice at recent Town Middleboro, the students most College Committee Meeting. The Alumni Association Student Football, MAA Officer; Barbara A. transfer to a Boston bound bus. The Leadership Awards were presented Jackson, a Special Education major major drawback is that the price and submitted a petition outlining their other representatives on Apri129th. recently at Bridgewater State of the Class of 1980, who is active in times are inadequate," states proposed service for Bridgewater The hearing was. postp«;med. College. the Afro-American Club; Mary C. Contributing Editor of The State College, Vice-President David When another hearing is The 1979-1980 award recipients Lane, a Geography major of the Comment James Calnan in a letter Deep and Dean Martha Jones, of scheduled, there will be a bus are as follows; Susan J. Asci, an Class of 1980, who is Chairperson of addressed to Mr. John Howard, the Office of Student Life, sent a available to transport interested English major of the Class ot 1982, ·the S.U. Board of Governors; Jean who is the Director of Railway and letter of support of the petition to students to the hearing location who isthe Editor of The Comment M. Remillard, an English major of Bus Division of the Department of Mr. John Howard. Mr. Howard was which will be in Boston. Contact and a member of the S.U. Board of the Class of 1980, who is a former Public Utilities. to have held a hearing with Brander Vice-President Deep or Dean Jones Governors; Amico J. Barone III, a Editor of The Comment, ' a After Brander Bus Lines Bus Lines~ students, and various for more information. History major of the Class of 1981, member of the S.U. Board of 1III-1IIt...;...-------------1 who is the Station Manager of Governors, and Secretary of the Registration WBIM' artd'" who l\asservtlQ as an 'Undergraduate ,Curriculum Class of 1983 "Ph I II Orientation Leader; Joseph M. Committee; Joan M. Trainor, a ,·,a.se-.n· May 2.1980 Grella, a Communication Arts and Special Education major of the Sciences major of the Class of 1980, Class of 1980, President of the Class P.resident of Scott Hall, and who has of 1980; and Yvonne M. White, a . ·Causes served as an Orientation Leader; Special Education major of the' Group 1'\ 9:00·10:00 Annette M. Guy, a Special Class of 1980, who is active in the Group II 10:00-11:30 Education major of the Class of Afro-Am~rican Club, and has Group III 11:30-1:00 \Changes 1980, who is Vice-President of the served as an Orientation Leader. Group IV 1:00-2:30 students in the Class of 1981 (the Class of 1980, and President of The studellts received placques The followmg Special Education Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society; courses will be the only special last class' to graduate from the - from the Alumni Association in Special :':::ducation program und\:':r Jeffrey N. Hawkins, a Physical recognition of their contributions to education-courses offered by the Education major of the Class of Late Registration is Department of Educational the old. program)' must complete the college community through their COUrie work in special 1981, Vice-President of Scott Hall, these various leadership positions. Monday, May ·5, 1-3pm. Services for the Academic Year. Orientation Leader, Captain of the 1980-1981 because the coming education during 1980 Summer academic year 'begins the phase-in Session I or Summer Session II: of the new program requirements SE 336 Teaching Reading in Special necessary for certification: Education, . SE 411 Teaching Strategies 'in I SE 417 T ea~hing Children With Behavioral and Learnil19 Needs Special Education, Social, Work Conference and SE 424 . Instructional Alternatives SE 428 Rehabilitation and Special for Special Nfeds Children, Education. SE 425 Oassroom Management in Planned for Wednesday Therefore, any Special Education Special Education.', . '- Governor Edward J. King will join , Policy Debate on Corrections. Hogan on the state's correctional with Administration officials and Governor King is expected to system, and Youth Services corrections authorities at the present a report to the Commissioner Edward Murphy In This Issue Second Annual Social Work Commonwealth on the status of. with a report on the juvenile Conference at Bridgewater State corrections. Other speakers are offender., College, Wednesday, May 7,1980, Human Services Secretary Charles The day-long conference features I Representative Peter Y. Flynn (D Mahoney. with an overvie~ of three special panel presentations Announcelll'ents 'Bridgewater) announced. Flynn Human Services and CorrectJons; during the afternoon. They include I noted this year's topic is Social Corrections Commissioner William "Corrections: Past and Present" with Commissioner Hogan, fot:'mer Corrections Commissioner George 3,4 McGrath. and MCl Bridgewater Superintendent Charles Gaughan;, "Correctional reform in the , County" . wit!. Middlesex County Classifieds 9 Sheriff John :'uckley, Hampden' County Sheriff Michael Ashe, Plymouth County Sheriff Linwood Snow, and Norfolk County Sheriff Entertainment 6-8 Clifford Marshall; and a third panel on prison industries with Massachusetts' Director of Prison Industries Robert Thomas and New York Director John Conroy. Flynn; who has assisted college Letters 2 officials inpianning the conference, . stressed that the program is open to the· general public and there is no ,registration fee. For more information, contact the Social Sports 10,11·· Work Department at Bridgewater State College at 69r 8321. I Governor King to speak at BSe. NOT Ae,AIN, WHAT yES S.R t ANOTliER ESCAPED NOTIFY THE' <!.AfI\PUS Po LlC£: t MEATLOAF ATTEMP' "lri~~~ .••IH fROM TILLY •. # ambitions for the SGA and sincere week. This plan, too, was not Administration by the students in his attempts to achieve them. He satisfac factory to the Admini- continues the dorms will be closed did his job and asked for no thanks. st:-ation. Their reasoni~g fo~ all of'i Friday ni~ht also, . thus <:ausing a , Letters to the Editotl For this r, as a member of the SGA thIS w?s that the sentors In the further.;.inct>r:tv~nieric~ •. i,Of, those • Senate and of the Association itself, preceding years took advantage of wishing" 't6' . ~tfehd" .! tP\I~' ''''Senior all liberties given to them. In other. Banquet:'; , " ;T< '~:~:'Lr": ~,'/'1;:~ Instead of fighting each other, men· am thankful and appreciative of his and women should learn to fight service. words, the Administration has been Please:re~1ize 'tlie Ad"miriisttanbn Disappointed together for equality. In a fight for Sincerely, burned before and they want to take is very s€rious~ ~bbtit 'thi§~ ee'ci~ion. precautions to prevent any They will not backdown.1heYha0e equality is not a struggle of men vs. Michael Graff With women but rather an US vs. Them reoccurren~es of ~ast problems. told us that specifically. Our only battle where the "US" is a majority Seniors We, as semors, reahze that we are suggestion to you is to make the Response of men and women trying to get an entirely different breed .th~n the best of what we've been able to get equal treatment for both sexes and classes before us, and thiS IS the for you. And believe us, this is the Challenge 0int To the College Community, where the "them" is a minority of t:: that we have argued so many most we can get! ! Let's not ruin times .. Needless to say our. what we do have; let's just accept it I would like to take this time to both men and women who would Early Removal clear up any misconceptions of my 'like things to go unchanged. reasomng has not been hea.rd. and enjoy -together.If you have any controversial statements on Iran. I The plan that you .see printed In questions, please submit them to I agree with Mr.

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