New Mascot Elections It's Apple Season! This Week Julia Arouchon Even if lbe new name given to Native Americans, several other Archway StaJ/Wrilu Bryant's alhlelic Ie8DlS is cboosen teams in the area are changing mea to be Breakers or Hwricanes,lbere respected nicknames and the alb are stiU plans to have a pbysica1 letes for themost part don' t identify TbeBcyantCooununitywillmakc mascot to represt:nI: the reams. themselves as "Indians". a hiswric decision for the College "'The mascot will inlCraCt with Given all these changes the com Dell week. wbeo ir cbooses a new the community and the crowds at aUttee coocluded the time was rigbt mascol for its atbletic teams. various eveDIS." said FK:beta. to change the masrot.. Tbe mascot cb INSIDE THIS ISSUE ••• ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT ...... 6,11 CAMPUS SCENE ...... 13, 14, 15 • P UBUC SAFETY B EAT ...... 3 J OPINION •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• 2 & ROVING REPORTER ...... 10 I TENNIS WINS NE-1Os ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 Senior Class Gift Chaipef>on Caroyln Crouch and President TRI-STATES: A DAY IN THE SUN ...... 8,9 Truohoart ...-groood tor the senior class gift. ~2 ~TH==E~AR~CHW~A~y~------<=>J>I1'fI<=>1'f------~TH=U~R~S~DA~Y~, ~AP=ru=L~2~8~,1~~4 Wild Graduate's Be Bought To the Editor: from several differtntcoUeges and universities and not WeekendAhe ad oncoflbem bave to pay for bonor cords. This is just yet I recently received a letter from the Office of Under another instance of Bryant College nOI thinking about graduate Programs congra tu lating me on my accom the students when it makes decisions. The controversy has died down and now Spring plishments for grad uati ng wi t.b bonors and infonning To those of you not graduating this year who don't me that I can purcMsl an honor cord al the bookstCtt. think this effects you, J would like to remind you that in Weekend is upon us, Contrary to what some 1 was appalled al reading thal; I have never heard of a few years you will be in my position and you will people may believe, SPB has worked hard to an academic institu tion req uiring graduates to purchase understand how frustraling it is 10 be nickel and dimcd honor cords for commencement. I was also appa1led to death by Bryant College,just so you can enjoy your provide us with a "Wet' N Wild" Weekend. Bryant College would reward us for our hard work by last memories of your li fe here. It's time for us to kick back, relax and enjoy a giving uS yet another item to buy before we grad uate. I doo' t bave a oegativeattitudc towards Bryanl I bave I feel thai Bryan t is lJ)'ing to squeeze every penny it can learned a lot in my four years bere and I bad alotoffun. last opportunity at some fun before we hit the out of us before we leave. I just feel that it is unfoo unate my last memories art books to study for finals. Although the cost of an bonor cord is nominaJ, Ihls going to be clouded bytbeangerl fee l because I bave to has really irri tated me. It may seem senseless to make buy my honor cord for graduation. But wait, there are all these rules we must a big deal out of the few dollars It will cost to purchase One last thiog, I would like to remind the adminisoa follow! Why so man y rules? One, but I really feel that this is il slap in the face toe very tion thatcunent students art future alumni who will be person who has worked bard for the past four years in in a position to make dooations to Bryant College. The Not only are rules established to ensure order to gradualC with bonors. way I feel right now, it will be a cold day in beUbefore everyone's safety, but they are deri ved from Bryam is giving us the message that our achieve Bryant gets any more of my money, ments arc incidental and don't deserve proper recogni Rhode Island State law. Remember rules are tion. Public high scbools don't charge students for Michelle Blamble there to protect everyone, they are not meant to bonor cords. J have also talked to people graduating Class of 1994 dampen anyone's fun. You have all seen the flyer sent out by SPB and should have already read the student handbook, so we don't need to list all the policies refemng AFi nal Note To Spring to alcohol use. However, what the handbook does not say is how to avoid doing something Weekend stupid. Stupid acts can be as simple as having one too To the Editor. sman and responsible. When we do Ihings outside oftbe nonns of "having a good time" we loose the whole idea many and having to hug the toilet bowl all ni ght Well folks irs Spri ng Weekend again. This is the ofSpringWeekeod.Figbts,vandalism,excessivedrink or they can be as serious as driving drunk and time of the year that we. Bryant students can unwind and ing, OWl, theft, arson, eating out of the garbage, conflict bave a good time . By the time that you read thi s some and all the ather things your mother would not like, has killing someone. of the festivities will already be underway. However, no place du ring Spring weekend. It takes away from the When drinking is done to an excess, the out wit.b many people baving tests, papcts and prescnta- good time and relaxaLion that we have all been looking lions due, the weekend starts on Friday. Even with forward to. Be responsible, be smart, and most of all come can be an undesirable act such as a fi ght, some unfortunate circumstances, SPB has a full plate Mve a gOOd time. assault or vandalism. We have already seen our planned for Friday night and Saturday. Check it out! It's going to be a good time. The wbole poinl of the share of these incidents thi s semester. wccJtend is to have a good time, to hang out wi th your Rob Fontanella We were not in any way told to write this by the friends and relax. Having a good time includes being Student Senate President administration. This is simply a friendly reminder from students to students. So please have a "wild," yet "tame" spring College weekend. To the Bryant Community: Prepariog, processing and analyzing the resulls re quire considerBble effon. We vaJue your thougbts and Periodically, College deparunents issue surveys to ask thaI yoo continue to complete the surveys thaI are students or lhe College Community as a whole to distributed. detennine their views on cenain issues or mailers. It is requested that those wbo receive such surveys THE ARCHWAY take the time to complete them so the Adminisllation WjUiam J. Baker Julia M . Arouchon Angelo L. Corradino feels the results are valid indicators of the views of the Director of Purchasing Ediror- j,,·Chie! Manag ing Editor group to whOm the surve y is senl and Auxiliary Services Sue Marlone Position Ava ilable News Editor Production Manager Position Available Paul 8 . Nunes Entertainment Editor Business Monager There Has To Be a BeHer Way Katrina Prllnnkuch Lisa Gabrkle and Features Editor Jodi Jawrowcr To the Editor. Sometimes it seems as if teachers are involved in a Pam Barry Advufising Sales conspiracy to make all tests and papers due aJ: the same Spons Editor Monngtrs F'tnals areapproacbing and the pressure is mounting. time. Is this acoospicacyOf"is ithabit,! You would t.bink David E. Mattingly Lori Nowa k Photography Editor ALlYertising Production Everyone is cramming for something or other. it was a law \.hat every class must have a major assign. Managn Atlbe Koffler Center at9 p.m, last night you would ment due the last two weeks of class. What teacbers be lucky to get a computer to use. If you do get a don't realize is eacb student bas four other classes to SlAlf Writt'" Mae Kollar, Moria Tico Lema,.l.lId Ka.tI w:rinc A. O'NtiU. canputerto use you sLiU have to wait in line:.at the print concentrate 00. Sportl WritUSI Eric Handa and RtoJldy Leete. D.rkToonI TrchlKi.u/Ph0tocl"llphen: A1uan~c Buechler aDd Jea Out booth. In the library t.belines for using ProQucslare When Students have. papers and teslS an doe at the BanolJOWski. j ust as long. The reference librarians are doing their same time Lhey find themselves deciding wbiclt class Prod.dIoa, SOAia Alda"., Kun Geisler,Joe Ouclkne, and Tina· Marie he.~lln keepupwilh questions, 001 can feeJ Ihepre.'I.<;ure mea(1.l; more to d~m.. For examDte SlUdenL<; weigh Sdl;J,vOIIe. wbet.Oer It'S more imponantto put a graphic in a paper ArU" E.utainn.~nl : Delxnh A. Allard. mo unting. Anini: Drew DUD", Jdf K.. Uy aDd Denit McU.rthy. There are also loog lines at faculty doors during or simply look for another reference. They que.:tioo Historian: lAura BIn'etl. office hours. Students who do not receive office bout wbether they should skip their 8 a.m. class and head for TypHdUoI, l unifer CI1I IQ. help mustreson to leaving a note 00 the teacher's doa". Koffler for the one hour a computer may be free. "They DHtribuUoll COCIrdir"," ",,", Posit.oQ AVillab/e Buslneu Staff: CbriruDII Banahohh.Dd Can. Fcrrit. Bryant 1CSOUlCtS are clearly maxed OUl eontfnwd, 8."." ~, C_ukq Editon: Lb. M .l.uc:ch~i.1Id Mit N. Me.uani. , ~~ .. ~ ~.tt.oMcI- ~y.w b'JI_ "'idMgouu ... l1li_01 Archway Edict: , 9..,.... ~n..~III1~~.1lIiIoM~IIIM\1lHl_..a.db'JI.~ _ . No bmd ----.Ip... IMCI"" .. '" _ .... '" tty. OI _ ~ . CIpInIor-. ..-It> _01 IN __ do MIt --" ~ OI ..... IK IIty'" lI*...-...... """""\he I. AlctTway writetS' meelngs 1ak8 4. AI Ilb"niMIons fTIUSI be reo&ived otncafDrCOlT".,atblelotrna1a. T"he/vctwll8f ~ 0I8 TOOl\l~----l off the mark by Mark Parisi ~0• • by Matthew Andrews rowed 10 one and il is anticipaled in for the evening. SludenJs For A Safer Campus this individuaJ will be charged wi th a felony for this act. Fuund Properly Sale Vand.alism Persons who have lost items April20.1994·ACOOlplalluln. "'ire Alarmtrampering with are encouragct.l to reran- 10 DPS came into the office to report that Firt Safely Equipment to auempt 10 identify and recover damage bad been done to the April 23, 1994 - DPS offICers theirpropertybcforeMay5,1994. Graduate Lounge area of Dorm rcspoodcd 10 a FlfC Alarm activa If you hnve any question cont."lCt 6. The complainam claims thai a lion in Donn 9. Upon arrival the DIlS at 232-6001. There will be hole was made in the linoleum off1CetS noticed that the rue extin anunclaimcd found property So:'l.le floor by a porcelain toilet ta.nIc guishers on the 4lh noor bad been on May 5. 1994 in the Rotunda cover tbal had been Wown down dl~chargC<1 The dust from the CIt· belween 8:30 - 4:30. Proceed.. and wa.~ also broken. Thecosl of tinguisber C8ustd the activntion of will benefit Bryan t' s ~sDown repairs of 10 !.be floor and Ihe the fire alarm syslem. Anyone with Day Fund. toilet is estimatedat S 1,250. An y any infocmation is a... ked 10 conlact onewimany inform.1lion isasked 1he DPS. lnddent Summary 10 call1be DPS. EMT Calls· 6 V.ndalismffamperlng wi th Hit and Ru n - I urceny Fire S.rely Equlprnr:nt Motor Vehicle Accidcnt· I April 24, 1994· DPS officers April 22. 1994 - DPS offICerS Vandalism - 8 took:l reponfrom astudent whose werenotified thot a nreextinguL~ ~ny - 4 car bad been damaged near the had been discharged in the Inundry Alcohol Violation· 9 CounlfyComfM.. Thcsludentno mom in Dorm 10. Theexlinguisher Vehicles Booted· 7 Liced as he went to his vehicle on was found upside down in the pub Disturbance - I April 24, 1994 that lhc passenger lie bathroom toilet. Vandalism bad Keg Conliscnlion - I side window bad been damaged. also been done 10 une of the suites in Fire Mum • 3 Upon f unber investigation be n0- the area. Anyone with infonnniion Vehicles Towed· 1 ticed that his stereo and other is asked to COOlact lbe DPS. componentS were missing. The 7"he Public Safety Retlt is spon Iota! cost of the items and the Disorderly Conduct sored in part by DPS and Slu window is $1,580. Anyone with April 22, 1994 - DPS of(jcers dell/s- For·A -Safer Campus in or any information is asked to call were requested 10 respooo to a dis der to comply with the Federal 1heDPS. turbance in progress in Donn 15. S,utlent.f-RiglJt- To-Know and Upon anivaJ DPS ollicersobserved Campus-Securily-Act. Fire Alarmfl ••,mpuing with approx. SO spectators and IwO Fire Safety Equipment groups of individuaJs in the hall The Director of Public Safety. April 22, J994 - DPS officers way. The suspect nppearcd. to be George Coronado. js available responded to Dorm 16 due to the intoxicaled and was. verbally 300- each WedtfeSl/ay, /2-1 p.m., at aClivaLion of a fue alarm. UpOIl sive IIlward Bryant officials. DPS 1M Bryanl Center Conference arrivaJ it was determined thai the offtCCl"li requested the SmilhflekJ Room I I to meet WIth students cause ofthc aIarm was due 10 the Police Departmcnt due 10 the 3hu· about any conCt!nts. discharge of a fltC extinguisber. sive behavior of the Su.~pec:l lbe The dus t from the extinguisher victims chose: nol 10 press chru-ges DPSencouragtJlMuseoftheir caused the activalion of the Cue due to the mina" nature oflhe aller· ucort service. which IS availilble alarm systcm. An investigation cation. The suspect was escorted 14 hours a day (0 anyone upon into . bas oar· Call 131-600/. SKUNK PHILOSOPHY /01 ~4~TH==E~AR~C=HW~A~Y~------~~1l~~~ ------~TH~U~R~S~D~A~Y~. AP~ru~L~28~.~l W~4 Science Means Relocating: Finding Inlormation Business on American • Cities by Mark. Ornsttdt business and science co-exisi. Dr. Graduation will be here in a few lions provide a great deal of infor JourMlism Sruliefll Levin pointed to biD-technology. weeks and many of you wm be mation on the CCSI of living and Ot.Levinremark:ed, "Bio-leCb" will tdocating to new jobs in ciUesaaoss Off The Shelf quality of life in particular cities. What does a mid-ocean moun see tremendous growth and oppor. the Uni led Stales. Frequently asked 1be Economic Indicators Hand tain range and your telephone bave tunity in the ruture; as new products reference questions at this time of Colletn ;"ndUIO" book (REF HCI03 .E26) charts in common? Uyou asked Dr_Doug are brougbt tomarkCl Thedirrerem year include inquiries into !he OOSI Rtjutnct Llbrarian monthly changes in the Consumer levin, Cbair of the Science Depan pbasesofabi There is widespread recognition of many problems on this and other college campuses: grade inflation, sporadic class attendance, limited class participation, under-utilization of the library, alcohol abuse, aggressive behavior, and vandalism . In these circumstances it is appropriate to make clear where we stand and what we expect of the faculty, students, and administration of this institution. The following statement reflects that intention: We, the members of the Bryant College Faculty Federation, reaffirm our commitment 10 rigorous academic standards at this institution. It is our belief that such a program of instruction serves the best interests of our students and of their future business careers. We also believe the purpose of a college education is to impart values and to instiJl a sense of responsibility for onc's community. Therefore, we strongly hold that exemplary citizenship ought to be • condition of remaining a Bryant student. As faculty members at this institution , we are responsible for developing an environment that cherishes learning and intellectual pursuits. We must therefore resist any pressures to give easy or infrequent assignments and papers or to give undeserved grades. When we, the faculty, set and uphold high standards, our students respond by striving to meet these goals, and their efforts as well as their achievements will benefit them. Failure to demand such effort contributes to an attitude of disrespect for education that is too common on this campus. Further, we subotit that the demands of any first-class acadeotic program require that students spend substantial time each day outside of class - reading , writing, and in other activities gennane to their studies. Three to four hours for each hour in class was typically the case at colleges across America in the pasl, and we encourage a similar standard for Bryant College today. Indeed, we must communicate to the members of the Bryant student body their need for a "world-class" education. They have to be prepared to contend with graduates around the globe for jobs, for careers and for opportunities. They must understand th at a conunitment to excellence is their comntitrnent to a serious program of study. Likelihood of later success depends in large measure on the adequacy of their preparation for a highly competitive DlllIketplace. The issues of citizenship go beyond the purview of the faculty, therefore we call upon the administration to continually improve its efforts to provide a climate conducive to study and to promote a decent regard among students for one another. The Bryant Faculty Federation takes the position th at the education of Bryant students is the responsibility of the faculty. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all of us to promote and maintain high acadeotic standards. We urge every member of the Bryant Faculty to join us in the .pursuit of excellence in education on the Bryant College campus. Signed by: Martin Rosenzweig Ioseph llacqua Hsi C. Li James Segovis Kristen Kennedy Mary Prescott Richard Smith Robert Muksian Mary P. Lyons 1. McCarthy Chantee Lewis Judy McDonnell lames N. O'Neill Jeanette White Janet Morahan-Martin Phyllis Schumacher Ioseph Urgo Glen D. Camp Gregg Carter Frank Bingham WiJliam Haas Hal Records Marcel Hebert Sam Minnirani Kenneth Fougere Antoine Joseph lames R. Estey Kathy Simons Bunon Fischman Nanci Weinberger Harry M. Robinson,Ir Gaytha Langlois Michael Fraleigh DanaR. Lowe Michael Filippelli Chester Piascik E. F. Briden William Sweeney Alan OJinsky Pedro Beade Patricia Odell Marcia Pripstein-Posusney Shirley A. Wilson WallaceA Wood Patrick Fred Clark ------ 6 THEARCHW~ JlRTS & ~NTERTAINMENT------;;TH=u=RS=D-:-:-Ay;-:. AP=RIL=28--C;.199 = 4 LSAT. Belly Unveils Future Tracks cont. from page 4 person's logic skills, and com· exam is in October. by Wayne Stepalavich type of music, ever since alterna songs was very good, when certain posed of questions provided by • Start preparing this summer tive turned mainstream. Well, at songs were played, lbe floor leapt lawschoolslhemselvcs. 'Ibetests Junior year is the time to be think· This past weekend I was able 10 least they cleaned the palene for to life; "Feed the Tree", "Slow are high ly regarded by law ing of this go to beautiful Boston and take the remainder of the show, leaving Dog", "Gcpeuo" and the Hendrix schools and serve as a good indi • Think ofpreparatioo as train pan in my first Spring Weekend of the slate dean for Belly. cover" Ne You Experiencedr' al· catCl'" of rUSt year performance of ing; practice as much as possible the year: at M.l.T. 'llte reason for As almost everyone knows, Belly most led to injury for some inexpc law SlOOenIS. in an atmosphere that simulates going was simple; Belly was play is the one Rhode Island band thai ricuced pitdwellers.lt also seemed There are five, 35 multiple the surrounding of a real testing ing. The concert was sponsored by bas made it big (not lIlat Beaver that it was customary for some choice sectiofIs in the following experience, as fat as conditions their Student Center Committee. Brown wasn' t huge forat least two males in the crowd 10 yell to Tanya areas: and time are concerned. as well as Theta Xi and Phi Sigma weeks) and has Lbepcl(entialtostay during every set break !tUll she ....'aS • Logical Reasoning • Cbeck the dates OIl the mate Kappa, and even thougb all SIU around for many years to come. beautiful and Olber meaningless • (2) Reading Comprehension rial practice books· they maybe dents were charged admission. the Tanya Donnelly bas to be consid comments. The secwity in front of on a law topic ouldated. hock.ey rink was still quite full. nol ered one of the best singerl the stage could even be seen sW· • Logic Games to teslability to only with people from M.I.T. bUI songwriters in Lbe "alternative" ing at ber for prolonged amounlS of apply rules Kaplan offe~ ten, 4 In. hour from other area schools (including world, and the performance thai time. However, the most impres • An experimental section sessions for the LSAT, complete PC). nigbtjust conti nued losolidiry Lbat sive pan of the set, for myself, as A writing sample isa.lso pan of with three full kngth tests, home~ The opening act was Cold Water position. well as others in attendance, was the exam to be sent with scores work books, labs, and extra prac Aal, a local band from Boston, and What was special about this per. lbe performanee of "Full Moon, wbereever you apply, btu it is DO( ticematerial. Oassesrunallsum· hopefully fortherest olus thai is as fomance was Lhat Lbey were try Empty Heart, ,. where even the most gn>ded. mer, right up to the test date. Caras they are going to get. It seems ing out new songs (or the nrSt time devoted Mariah Carey fan would As far as scoring, final scores There are Kaplan centers all lbal they are the type of band tbal anywhere, and i( lbe live perfor have been impressed with tbe notes range between 120 and 180 around lbe U.S .• including East saw Nirvanaaboul three years ago, mances wen: any indication of that Tanya was able to hold. points. 180 being penta. An Providence. Individuals may decided that they wanted to be rock what is to come, their sophomore This is the third time that I have avenge score on Ihe exam is in tranSfer credits from one to the slllrs, and then they heacd Smash effort will equal, if nol eclipse, had the chance to see Belly; while the 150 range, but a change of other iflhey wish to stan at borne ing Pumpkins a year later and de their debut "S tar". it is no secret that I am a huge fan. two or three points in either di lbis swnmer and continue back at cided lhat they wanted 10 sound The songs were so roug b that lbis was byfar theirbestshow. The rection can put an indi vidual in school. like them. some did not even have titles yet. group is starting to gel IOgelber. an entirely different percentile. The C05t ort.be wbole course is The band had absolutely no stage but the one ne w song that stood out and the shows keep getting better Students can take tbe exam more $745, with financial aid foc those presence at all; no one moveddur· was "Broken," a hard-edged song and tigbter. than OIlce; but tbe scores areaver· that qualify. A payment plan is ing the entire forty minute se t, both tbat takes advantage of Tanya's Whether it is Gail spitting-out aged each time it is taken. The also available. For furtber infor the crowd and the band. It's notthat vocal range as well as the rest of water on the pit or people swaymg results take an avenge of eight mation on any of the standard they were really bad, it was just the band's (Gail Greenwood, and to Tanya's rendition of "Sad weeks. ized t~ts that Kaplan offers, con· that Lbey sounded like a hundred Tom and Chris Gordon) ability. Dress", the show is always enjoy· tact Career Services. If you wish other bands trying to make thal Although tbe reception to the new able. HOW TO PREPARE to attend tbe class offered on cam· • Don'tcram·1be best time to pus, contact Despina Tansinis at Securlty,cont. from page 4 take the LSAT or any entrance 2324325 to make arrangements. sununer. Jim is branched at the United States Aany is very presti· good bands. Attention Students and Faculty: Infantry, and will attend bis Bask gio us. Our seniors have met the It is D(t 100 IaIe b fre.Wnan BRYCOL and tbe Purchasing Office of Bryant College have been Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, cba.llenges and lbe standards set sqDanM:s 10 join "" Rare working jointly to asses improvements at Tupper's, Please take time in September. forth and will now take-oo the role gr.m and ""p "" bmefi" cI to complete t.be survey whicb will be distribUled on Friday, April 29. The Bryant Community should of leading our Army into the next UeuI Bryant College 1994 Summer Session Both day & evenin classes begin on May 25 Registration starts April 25 in the Office 0 Undergraduate Programs ------.-. - -- -~ ------._------ THE ARCHWAY THURSDAY, APRIL 28 , 1994 7 I---CLASSIFIEDS--l Rewarding Summer J obs. Korea. No leaching background Firefighter. tour guide, dude or Asain languages req uired. For rancb, bost(ess), instructor, life info, call: (206) 632-1146 guard, botclstaff, + yolunteerand elt1J5056 government positions available at national parks. Fun Work. DRIVERS WANTED SlU~ Comf1llan; Sponsored by Residence Life; 10 furellcntbcnefits+bonusesl For dents, retirees to sell Good Hu· VoUeybaU Tournament; Sponsored by the vol· pm.; South Dining Hall moredetailscaJl: (206)545-4804 mor Ice Cream. Wort outdoors leybal) team; 4 pm.; Behind Koffler ext. N5056 this summer. Be your own boss. 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E: Week of: -Treat Yourself 4129-5/5 Right FRIDAY SATURDA Y SUNDA Y MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDA Y THURSDA Y HotCeraa" Breakfast oM" be served Hot Cereal' Hoi Cereal' Hot Cereal' Hot Cereal' Hot (heal' Hard CooIted Eggs from 10 am - 12 Noon Hard Cooked Eggs Ha'd Cooked Eggs Ham Cocked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Held Cooked Eggs Eggs to 0rd9r ClrIy Eggs to OrdEr- Eggs to Order Eggs to Order Eggs to Order Eggs to Order MusIToom&~ ""'-""Y S!yIo Eggs Oleese OmeCet Bacon Omelet Cheese Omelet Sausage Omelet Hot CweaI' ","""t BIuoboo)' Cmpes Home Fries Potato Putls Hash Browns Hom> Fries Hafd Cooked Eggs """,,,,"UOO Hash Browns French Toast French Toast -Il .9/rcfiway Pfwtos '.By 'David 'Mattingly Tri-States: ADay in the Sun Women Take First; Men Place Third Angtlo L. CorradjflO Also adding some points to the in the Iongtt distano Archway Sports Writer board in lhelongjump, was Bolland Erath was nest in the S' woo fmisbed founb wilb a jump of with a time of 20:30. Records feU , and champions were 15 feel 10 3/4 inches; and Brown Friedrich was nextfor Br: crowned as the men's and women's woo flD.isbc:d flfth with ajump of 15 ing a time of 20:22.01. track teams bosted the Trj-State fee t 6 3/4 inches. out the scoring, Healbt: Champiooshlps. J"" Satmday. Other filed events also played a place fifth with a time of Prior to the meet, women's coach maje. role in the day for Bryant "Jackiehadnevttrune Charlie Mandeville was a bit skepti DoUie Beanie was second in the tryortrackbefote this yel cal. javelin with a lOSS of 105 feet 2 woo lhe 5000," Mandevi "Our times were not what they incbes. MandyLaPieaewas ll: shouk! have been, and I wasn't re In the high jump. Beej Kruzel net for Bryant in the 30 ------.ilIr-- ally sure if we could WiD," cleared 5 feet fOt a secood place fi nishing third with a Mandeville added. "They put their fmisb; and Mandy LaPierrecleared 11 ,30.96. beads together, and I was really 4 feel 10 inches for fourth place. Friedrich alsoaddedsc pleased with the results." Megan McInerney was second in to the board for Bryant b) Mandeville's skepticism were put the sbot·pul with a toss of 35 feet 4 futh with a time of 11:4: (O rest when bis team was able to pull 1/4 incbe.s. McInerney also finished Fina1 ly, in the 800 0: away from the crowd and capture thUd in tbediscus andbammer lhrow. Duval came in third will: their second Tri-State title in three with lOSSeS of 108 feet 6 inches and 2:32. 77.Duval, then team years, by scoring 190 points (1 OS 103 feet 2 incbes, respectively. GroebeJ. l.aPiene. md J points better than second place On the trade, the women also had take third place in the 4 x Bridgewater State). their share ofs uccess. Megan Davis. relay with a time of 4:23 .. It was a toW team effort, you despite running with an injury. won "[The race went] reall) can'tscoce 190pointswitboulthat," the 100 meters with a time of 13.63 elida lot beuc:r tbao wc~ women's coach Mandeville said. seconds. Sbe also was second in the Heather Cronce said. "You can start anywbere. everyone 200 meier with a time of28.21 . "Everyone did a good had a great day and contributed to Davis then teamed lip with, Mary ping up to challenge, an the team." Gates. Lisa Wainwright, and Mel teams we had finWIed 1bemen. on the otherhand, could issa Roberts for a third place finish before," Megan Davis l not hold off the strong teams of in tbe4 x 100 meter relay, posting a eryone had a good day." Bridgewater S tate and Eastern Con time of 53.04 seconds. 'The men' s team swte4 necticul State, as a result they fin " It was nice to see Megan do so out on the right foot wi isbed third overall. well," coach Charlie Mandeville Montecalvo won the jav' The ft eld events were fllSt on the said. "She was injured during ber toss of 167 feet 7 ind agenda, and gave the women their fint two years, and last year never behindMontecalvoin sec fust SCoring opponunities. This set returned toform. Howevtt, this year was Brett lngram wilha l the lODe for the day. as two meet &be had a great year and proved to be feel 2 inches. Tun Norco record fell, early in the day, rlfSt, a team leadtt." out tbescoring, finishing Heather Brown bopped, skipped. and Roberts was also aowned Tri a toss of 136 fett9 incbl jumped 34 feet 314 inch for a fust State champion when she placed ftrst Phil Moran was the t place fmish , as well as, a new Tri in the 400 meter high hurdles with a shot-pul with a loSS of • State recordin tbettiple jump. Right time of 1:09.49. incbes. Moran also plao behind Brown, was Ellen Bolland Next, was Karen Groebel with a in the hammer with a &c woo placed second covering a dis time of 1:11 .31 , Jen Hagen was feel 3 inches, taoce of 33 feet 11 3/4 inches. Jen fourth with a time of 1:14.85. In the triple jump, C Hagen covered a distance o f 31 feel In the 100 meter hurdles.. Samina finishe4 sixth covering ; 10 314 inches for a fifth place fmOO. Vahidy was secood with a time of of 37 feet 5 inches. Unfc Manba Orr. also added bee name 17.28. and Jen Oakes placed ,ftfth Jimn would go down w to the record bed by jumping 16 with the a time of 17.97 injury4uring the lOOmel! feel II 112 inches in the long jump. "Everyone on the team ran out and was unable to finisb The feat tieda Tri-State Meet record. standing," Mary Gates said. "It all "We bad some real at and was a new Bryant College record. came together on Saturday." ovttcane this year," Ell Eric Nelsonand ElllotYepez The Final Results at the start of the 200 meter preliminaries (top). Ellen Women Men Bolland soars In the long Place Schools Points Place Scho Jump (middle). Dave 1 Bryant College 190 ] Bridgewa( Shaldnagle MlS to victory 2 Bridgewater State 82 2 Eastern O in the 100 meter hurdles 3 Wheaton College 76 3 Bryant Co (bottom). 4 Salve Regina University 68 4 Stonehill ( 5 WPI 62 5 Rhode Isl1 6 Rhode Island College 28 6 ccru 7 Stonehill College 24 7 Wheaton I 8 Eastern Connecticut 14 8 Merrimac: 9 O ark University 10 9 Nichols 0 10 Nichols College 4 10 Babson C< 11 OarkUni' 12 Salve Reg: ------tIAMPIONSHIP ------THUR- SO- A-Y,-AP-R1L- 2-g,-199-4 9 , nees, Jackie said. "We lost Stretch (Chris Jitan) SOOO mel ools Points Iter State 130 :onnecticut 116 ollege 106 College 66 .and College 50 33 - College 32 :kCollege 26 :ollege 19 ollege 16 iversity 8 ;ina University 2 10 THE ARCHWAY R 0 VING REPOR TER------=TH=UR=SO::-c-A=-=-Y, AP-=RlL=-=-=-=2S---'-, 199=4 What do you Bryant1s new mascot should be? Badgers, Bengals, Breakers, Hurricanes, Bearcats, Bobcats, Bulldogs or Panthers The 8reak.ers because it's onglnal. -Brian Cotter '95 The Panthers because I like cats. -Mandy laPierre '96 , The Panthers because other teams will be afraid of us. It sounds scary, strong and surprising. -M ike Gurevich '95 The Bulldogs. It sounds aggressive, but The Panthers because It doesn't begJn everyone likes dQi;JS. with a "B". ·Dim18 Belcher '95 -Bob l-eonard '97 The Badgers because It sounds like a mascot! The Bulldogs because It sounds good. -Chris Strand '97 -Patrick Casey and Mike Pasqual '95 TIffiARCHWAY - tJ J2lRTS & ~NTERTAINMENT THURSDAY. APRIL 28. 1994 11 7T Treat Senses to Healthlul Experience Entertainment In the ~boroJt A. Allard side a tulip garden. daring, ordered wbat they call Just Archway StaffWritu There are two le vels to the dining Pasta with marinara sauce. 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The prices for them are from init thai. many of the menu items I The luncheon specials for the day $4.00 to $9.00 or you can order a The: Strand had never beard of. but experiment were posted: VegetarianSbepbmis sampler of the three fOt" $6.50. 79 Washington Street ing is half lhc fun when dining out. Pie, YucatanWoodGrilJedOlicken The bighest price on lbe lunch Downtown Providence 272-8900 '!bey offer flavorful vegewian Sandwich, and Falafel, whicb is a menu is $12.00, so it's very reason· Every lbursday-AGGRESSION-Wendell G. rrom 95.5 WBRU meals: cbicken, turkey, fISh. and patty made with chide: peas, French able, and you woo' t ever leave witb plays the best in alternative bard core aggrtssive music. Bring your meat disbes, For those who want 10 bread, garlic, onions, betbs and that full. and over·indulged feeling attitude! Admission $),00. pretend they areeating meallbere' 5 spices, and baked aodIor £ried on a that some meaJs leave bebind. vegetarian bOI dogs. lempeb sesame pita bread. This is an excellent time of tbe Every Sawrday - The Exclusive 95.5 WBRU Alternative Dance burgers.. aid reOOc:ns. B~ with these I ordered a Hownous (another year 10 try The Exua Sensory res· Pany Admission 55.00 ovtt21. $7.00 under 21 . great veggie meals. tbete's no rUld 10 chick: pea delight but uncooked) lBurant; I'm sure most of us could Newport Outdoor Art Festival from the regular menu with do wilhout the fat now, &sour sweat Ju ne 18th and 19th We started lunch off with their taboulleb (8 leafy green) in a sesame ers hibernate for the summer and Washington Square, Newport. R! -organic bouse blend coffee while pita with fresh tomato and cucum· the Jess concealing clothes wake we read the menu and took in We ber for $5.00.11 was ligbtbut filling from their wintry sleep. Trinily Repertory Company atmaipbere. Clas5ical music ftUed and vtty lasteful despite the non The Extra Se nsory is located at 201 Washington Street our ears and bodies. The sun shone teputationofchick:peas, which most 388 Wickenden Street in Providence Providence, RI 35 1-4242 lbrougb the fron t window and over of us don' t know wbat to do with (401) 454-3920. They also offer Moliere's THE ~flSER. Now througb May 22-Moliere's best the lavender colored walls. giving except throw them in a salad. take-out. fresb bakery ilems and known farce about a man in love With money. Ticke LS are $24 to the impression of being seated in- My lunch pattner, a tittle less great low-fat desserts. $30 Rites &: Reason Theatre Superbug Steals the Show Going to Meel Ute Ligbt, A play by Daniel Wilderman About how one's soul holds the key 10 life. Fridays. Saturdays and by eMU Hincki.,. the band went into "One Sbininy" bas only been around a short time, Sundays surting May 6th for four weekends Formore info . call863- and another from tbe tape "True to they almost seem like veterans up 3558 Thougb Superbug was the open· tbeDay." ThenfoUowedtbreenew on the stage. They do everything ingac(, their cool, funk driven style songs. "Frigidaire:' "You'd Be they can to get the audience in tO Lbe Llngston Hugbes Center For The Arts &: Education ofrockn' roll belped steal tbe show Prized," and "Egg." Superbug music. Back in February thcy Sing! Siste r, Sing!. A musical from Boston favorites Cliffs of rounded out tbeir set witb theircur· opened up for the Gin Blossoms to A tribute to women of color Doneen and beadliner Tribe last rent single "Big Indian." a sold out crowd of l.300atLupo's May 6th. 7th and 8tb Friday nigbt at tbe Strand in Provi SupeJbug's live se lS show IDe and. amazed cveryone. For more inro. call 454-5422 dence. 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APRIL 28. 1994 This Week in Sports Major Highlights Ketth Waklnls tags the runner out at third d\.ling a home game against Suffolk last ThlXSday I- BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS I J Tom Gaspar hands off the baton to Eric Nelson during the 4 X 400 meter relay on Saturday Looks like a Vivarin night. The big one's only 12 hours away. You could have paid more attention in class, but tonight you've gotta cram. First, you better keep those eyes from closing. Revive with Vivarin. Safe as coffee, it helps keep you awake and, mentally alert for hours. So when your most difficult problem to solve is how to stay awake ... make it a Vivarin night! . ) -rn-E-AR-C-HW-A-Y------CAMPUS SCENE---rn-UR-SO-A-Y,-A-PR-IL-28-,1 -99-4 - 13 Alpha Phi story; Radar is anew brother again; fun fer everyone wbo showed up. save percentage · not bad fora begin Dimes Foundation. We thank the Burgis has a sll'ange way ofmaking Ifanyooenc::embelpwithaccount ner. Libuui has the most minutes, entire Bryant Community for their by Angtlina Brums~ and new friends; somehow we won an ing next year. talk to Phil and Chris. followed closely by Bagel. support; witbout you lhis event Ko/hlttfl Mullanty academic award along with Greek They will be nlCI"C than willing 10 We bopc. everyone ha<> a great wouldn' t have been SO successful. Hey sistas-Spring Weekend is Week: and lhanks goes out 10 Pub show off their accounting skill to Sping Weekend! See ya later. BRYCOL is currently working fmally upon us. Hopeeveryonehas I~ Safety for doing such a good job. anyone wOO needs help as well as [0 ontbevendingmachines. WCapOlo a good time and is responsible. Quote of the week, "I never go on· anyonewbodoesn'tAsk.SensciPaoI gae for any inconvenience lhe dis Greek Week is a thing olthc past IE line without my green bal." IX Tbc Hibnan what it's like going ruption ofservice has caused. How went by pretty quickly. Ibrougb the budgeting process willi Bryant Players ever. we do ask for your help in Some news events of the past two would-be accountants looking identifying those individuals who week: 1be new sisters made friends over your sboukJer. White tbem OUt by Don.aJd Widgtr are responsible (or the vandalism. with some Bentley A.Pbi;', Wyz Bryant Karate tbe next time you see tbem. B KKA! Hello Nurse! First off, thanks go You can citherrepon them to us or look a journey 10 Sacred Heart. out 10 t.beH5 gang andLynda Nagle to Public Safety. By keeping van· WKAandSwa-vaywenllOWKA's by Brtn Sllfli'lmlln for bosting weekend number two of dalism down we can also keep Ihe bouse in New Jersey (with a Della Congt2tulations 10 Ouis Corplac Bryant Lacrosse the post·musical (estivities. Shall price of soda to a minimum. If you Chi stow·a·way in the back seat), ing at Naclc Cerio's tournament on we go for three? Spring Weekend would like to see the soda machines Murph came up to visil Swist, Keith SWlday. Thanks to everyone wbo by Dave Crosby should lllke care of that. herenelr.t year, we 311 need to work came 10 see WisSel, and Span and Wowed their support. On Friday, Well. this is the last week of our The Players are busy making together to keep them in good. 0p ~ put on a new twist 10 The April 29, at 2 p.m. we will be doing season. Webaveourfmalhomegame preparntions for next year. The E· erating condition. Sound of Music. a demoostrauoo 001 in front of lhe today (ThUlSday) ~us Nortbeast Board has decided on our produc, Seniors place your orders now, A note 10 our seniors-gradua· Bryant Cenler (wealber pennitting). em ru: 4:30 on !be Lacrosse facid near tion for next semester's Parents' with Celebrations. for graduation. lion is fast approactung, and pretty Belha'c.OnSunday.May I. wewiIJ the uack. We hope that we can get a Weekend, a one-act play tilled We have corsages. boutonnieres, soon you'U beoul oCbere after four be going to a 1000000enl in Taunton. large crowd OUt there to root us 00. "Roomen." It involves a large cast etc. for yourself or balloon arrange· long years. Ooo'tforget to visit and For mCR infomuuion, ocme to class. Then we can kick offSp'ing Week· and involves many fun and Oexible menlS and other novelty glrts for write because we love you all and Very Important! There will be a end on a good note. characters. We encourage anyone your fellow graduates. All orders we are going to miss all of roo, Memorial Mass for Sensei Stephen We won our second game or !be who shows interest in this or any of will be delivered lhe daybcfore the Quotes of the week "Drink a MaureronSunday. May l.alS pm. season last week versus Eastern our olher upcoming events to stop important evenL So if you haven', Pepsi", and 1baC is not my car in Rooms 2A and 28 in the Bryant Nazarene College by a SCOf'eO( 94. by and see what we're all about made arrangements for your gradu· pbooe". S.. ya. Center. If you can't make it to any- Leading scorer was Saihnc:r with 4 Our next meeting is Tuesday, May ation or banquet, do so now. thing else. be at this service. Sensei gools. Congmtulations go OUt toOiff 3, at 5:00 p.m. in meeting room 2A. That is all for now. As aJways \Io'C Maurer.beJped Suu establish Bryan! and Hart for geuing their fUS( points That about does it for this edition are here to serve you. Any ques Karate and it is very important that in their Lacrosse c:.eer. of me Bryant Players weekly chat tioos or comments for BRVCOL Beta Theta Pi we auend. WeM a clean all-white We had a tougb game versus ter. Everybody bave a "wet and can be directed to our office 231- unifoon and don't forget your bell Stooehlll College on Friday. suffer· wild" Spring Weekend! 1220 or Box 9. by David TtllOfsty On Sal1Irday, May 7. we will be ing a loss of9 -5. We have nothing to Movie of the week: Our softball season has fmally doinganotbcrdemonstratim;thisone be ashamed abou t, seeing bow we (Town)"House Pany" cane to a close with a 6-4 loss. Tbe will be fa-the Spec:ialOlympics aUl only had ooe oiiddJe line, our regular Song of the week: Any car· loss marks the end of our sports letes. Make every effort to take pan goalie was oul. and very few substi eruisin' tune College season, wbicbwenlreasonablyweU. in this demonstration. The Special tutes. Leading scorers in that game Thanks to Treat for being the great Olympic athIetesreally appreciate il were Dave .. the dliJnp" Crosby with Republicans est AD ever. Hopef uliy be will con· Come to the wcnoul to gel the time 4 goals, Tyler Leeds with 2 assists, sider one more year. of this demoostrntion. Thanks very aod the best defense man fIX the BRYCOL by Poul V. Liss Alwnni weekend went very well much to e\'eryone who helped in game was Ouis "the uoU" Libtlui Hello everyone! This week we even thougb Splint didn't show up. soliciting ads (ex' our toomamefIt on Leading the scoring S(:too SO far by JtnTuftr Barilt would like to dedicate our column We would like to thank everyone May 22. this season are; Crosby wilb 21 poinlS Ftrst. 1 would like to thank every 10 the late Rich.ard M. Nixon. He wbo cameup tovisil. lt was lruly 3D Thanks for your vOle. Congratula (II goals. 10 """0): Scn_ 18 one for their contributions to lhe was one of ourcounlries most unique experieoce fIX everyone who was tions to the nev.' offian Thanks to poin • . (17,1): Lccds9(.,SJ:Ne._ Man:h of Dimes. It was a gre::u and con trOversial politicaileadc lS. there. everyone who came to our sclf-de· 8 (4,4): Reilly 7 (2,5): BagelS (2,3): walk.. Together with SPB we raised He was a political genius. and a This week: Rex told us the limo fense techniques demo. II was a 101: of and Ted 5 (3.2). LuuSb has a 59.79 over $700 to bring to the March of conflnu.d, Carrlpll6, pap. lof ~ Tupper S WI e se lng GRINDERS at the track Time: Saturday, 1 - 6pm -14- TIl-E-AR-C-HW-A-Y-----CAMPUS SCENE------=T=HU=R=SO::-C"A:-cY,--,-AP=Rl-=-L-=-=2S:-:,1-::::c994 Campus, continued night. especially Navy wbose pulse wbo worked bard this semesler. viceofDrian Cunha Wboisthestar way. I am still not going to run for is still beating. A special thank you Spanky,l speak fortheentire D side witness? this offiee next year. So finally, as (rom page 13 goes out to TKE for Friday night. when I say thank you for Icruning Dut enough of this foolishness. my departing speech, I thankno one foreign policy mastermind. From Stepb was having fun all by herself: tbc meaning of offsides. Einstein, Onward to the wondedul world of but myself, I apologize for nothing, the lime that he served as Vice Presi anyone needing their hair brnidcd try and Stay away (rom the puncb - Phi Kap land. Curly is stil l sluck and would gladly do it all over again. dent to We day mal be resigned. he can check wi th her. Solei! and JetsOn il can really gel 10 you. Raz, it looks somewhere on a New Hampshire So here is a final cbeerio, and a final provided a vision for the Vniled could be baseball cooches with all like you' ll be Grecian, the se by Tim Quill WILD Wewoukllikc to congratul.uetbc Men's Rugby winners o( our pitch tournament.: Dave Hoog, Malt Gibbons, the win by Brad Gaynor and WEEKEND ners of our baskelball tournament. Josh Huron Wally Mahoney, ]eff BUll, Tbeo Iletlo, rugby fans! This past week Thank team Hall, and Michael Larson. end waspiued !hemen's rugby FRmA Y, APRD..19 you to everyone who partici pated. againslajuiced·upteam from Roger Da Wc..>e rues and DKE-A softball Williams. lbe A side played well 4 p.m. Volleyball TOUnliUIltDt - Bebind Koffler teams both won again this wcck, but fell Short of a victory. The D's SfJOItSored by 1M VolleybaU Team putting both teams at 2-1. DKE-A also played well, including ?tIC who 9 p.m. Summertime Anytime Buch Party soccer is hc.1ding into the playoffs smelled the glory ru nning down the .s - Behind Koffler wi th a 3..().1 record. sideline but fe ll just short. A speeiaJ We visited Waterville Valley for thanks to Muffin who sparlced the 10 pm. Comedi aD - South Dining Hall our fonnal this weekend and had a B 's by his return, but it wasn' (quite SpotfJOrM by G.P.C. greal time. 1I's too bad aboul what enough as the 9 side dropped a happened to Bridgelle and Allison heanbrcaker. SATURDAY, ApRIL 30 on Friday oigh!. Ob yeah, you too, Nas updmc ... Nas update ... of the Greg. Hey, Danhowabout that view? original32 pounds lost, 2 have been 1 - 6 p.m. Track Activities Featuring: l1le OJ was really bad; No Nir gained back ... more updates as they The Machi.., Rod Apple, Superbug, vana, "Crnsb Test Who!' Devos, come in. and Shoot the Moon PbanlomoftheFonnaJ. 900b.1 mean We had our elections this past Novelty Events: Gyro, Outrageous Coffee, licked the straws. Nate. I week and Roz was eleclCd presi ObslllCie Coone, Fun -.Tatoo thought you were just gelling somc dent for next year; Tank was elected Artists, and Dunk Tank thing oot oft.be:car. "Can I talk to the to vicc-president Nas won trea , manager?" Keith, my door was surer and Frogger won .secretary. 2 p.m. Volleyball Touraament Finals - Tract locked for a tea'iOn. That'll be tWO Congrats guysl 9 p.m. Bryant'. Best Food Challenge bucks. Oiief. Grieco. try driving on ]USI want to remind all you South Dlnmg HaU tberood. The Manon tbeMountainis ruggers that the fonna! is coming up Spon.sor~d by GAMMA.. $1 dolUJliott to not that exciting. on Friday, May 6. So hurry up and txMjil John DtShaw Memoriol FWld. get your dates lined up (Goo(y got one, so no excuses). The leam will 10 p.m. ComedIan ~ Sooth Dining Hall also need $30 for the fonnal. Get SpotISored by ResUkftu U/e Delta Zeta that in to ID, Tomcat, or Spoons by GuosI".... __ dsis ...... WoOool<_.Ipi 13&30. this weekend. On Saturday, May 7, by Emily Tho....., is the Alumni game; I know we are An evenlful weelt was bad by all. all lOOking forward (0 that one. We all had a fab ulous lime the other Congratulations toall tberookies • -rn-E-ARC"-::cc:-::-HW:c-Ac:-::-Y-----CAMPUS S CENE---rn-u-RS-DA-Y-,A -PRl-L-2S-,[ -99-4- [5 that bat for fun or did you lose a of the fralemities thai. invited our Bryant's Best Food Challenge al Student Alumni on SallJrday nigbt bet?" sisters totheirformals. Hopeevery 9:00 p.m. or go see a Comedian at Jnordenobemy V.P. answertbe PIli Tau Top Dog one has a grea1 Spring Weekend! 10:OOp.m. Both events arein Soulb Association following .. . What do you do in your See Va! Phi Sig Top Cat! Dining HaU. spare time'! Whal are you good at'! Make sure your guest bas his or by Jackit ShtJldjiart And it looks bonuson your resume! her wristband. They will need it lO Hi. everyone! Hope you are all Thanks to Marge and Wendy for Phi Sigma Sigma get on campus! baving a great week! I know you are pick..i ng up the pieces- the balance SPB SPB wishes everyone a safe and aJ llookJng forward to Spring Wcek · beam can get pretty sentimenLal. Spring by Kim BaUmQllfI enjoyable Weekend! Kecp end. Well, last weekend SAA beld Love Fyf. Hi Everyone! Hope everyone is by Sracty L Parron praying for plenty of sun and 80 its annual Ooozball games. We had Jeff Kaplan- Slammer'! We ll ... having a great week! First 1 would Hello everyone! Wet n' Wild degrees temps! about fifteen teams sign up. They Sobc il'! like to thank Byrd and Sesa for Weekend is upon us! Kick-off competed against each other 311af Maria would like a nice large making this week's article possible. Spring Weekend Friday, ApriJ29at tcmoon. By the end of the day ev· mint chocolate chip sundae and a Some of our alumni bung out 4:00 p.m. A voUeybaJlloumamem eryone was anxious to get home and smaJ l plastic barrel. wi th us this past weekend while will be going on behind Koffler as Special Olympics shower. Angela- May you come 10 realize omers decided 10 visit the Susse well as lhe Summerume Anytime AU in all, everyone had a lot of that you must lose half of thai in ChruCl and some chose to knock on Beach Pany, At 10:00 p. m. head by Kriste n Frisstll fun! SAA was happy tosee samany order to engage in the sequ in en certain Pbi Tau windows at 3:30 over to Soutb Dining Hall to see a Only Iwo more weeks umil the people Oul lhere cheering on lhe semble! a.m. Dice graduated two years ago. Comedian. Big Day! We are aU very excited teams. Also, we would like lhank I met theman ofmydreams-K. B. but some fraternity alumni hasn't Saturday, the day begins all:oo abOut it and hope that the Bryant everyone who belped in making -To my twin Fyf, smile on the figured it out yet, ri ght Byrd? At lbe p.m. at lbe Track wilb The Ma Community is as well. If an)'one lhis evenl suc h a success. You all Inside and. don't worry. Love Greek Olympics Saturday. Wbami chine. a Pink Floyd cover band. would still like to volunteer. just did a grealjobl Keebler. tried to swan dive off the pyramid Nexi up is Bryant's very own Red show up the day of the games, May Survival Kit ordersare coming (0 Tom Sawyer was fun to hang out while Ranger decided she didn't Apple followed by the winnerof Ibe 7. and talk to someone althe volun an cod as the deadline quickly ap with. need 10 participate in the dizzy bat WBRU Rock Hum. Superbug, and teer ta ble. We are aJso desperately proaches. Just a few more day left ! Carolyn it's tradition this week, races becausesbe'sa1ready gotlhat fmall y, Shoot LbcMoon, an 31 terna looldng for two volunteers 10 MC The tits will be put together on Love Keebler. down pal. tive cover band! Wbile llslening to the games. We needsomeoneener Thursday. MayS. 1994 at our regu Toadd (othis past weekends fun, lbe bands, you can use The Gyro or getic and enthusiastic. If Utis de Jar meeting. They will be distrib Sent received a special gift: Ses.a lbe Outragoous Obstacle Course. scribes you. please contaCt Brenda uled to :$ludents May 9-11. introduced Brigina lOanokl friend: You can a1 so get a Fun photo or a at 232-8199. Again. we wOuld like Also, congratulations to our new Bundy sbowedoffber nails; and we tattoo. You can watcb Ibe Volley to thank everyone for their conlin executive bo.. lf d: President - Dave Women's Rugby found out about a 5th grade closet ball finaJs or dunk someone in the ued support and bop: 10 see you 3t Suaviso, Vicc President · AnUtooy keeper, wbat a shock Belle! Dunk Tank. the day of the games. Have fun al Silvestri. Treasurer - Josh Lastly, we would like to !bank all Later. Saturday night. come to Sumo Wrestling! Dickinson. and Secretary - Dawn by Mtlissa Dennis Druk.man, Good Luck to all of you! So Tbursday's game against Well, it's time forme logo. Have Bridgewater wasn' l exacU y ourbcsl a great Spring Weekend! See you game ever. This leaves us with our Thursday! BYE! work cut Ou t for us next .season. P.S - Cripple, hope you feel bet We thank the guys for their unin ler! vited entenainment on Friday. Josh why did you wail aJlseason toshow us your lalCnt? Spring Wcc.kend shou Id be a blasl. .- Theta Phi Alpha The tearn has mnny thi ngs planned. Have fu n and don't forget about our by laMa Erickson cook Oul next ~ursd.ay. Have 3 Hey The",- Hi Everyone. Molly great swnmerand see you nexl sea- ~poke 10 Jack (The lndJ~ l or) agam soo. ------SPORTS------ A Historic Moment We Need a Name! The Changing 01 the Guard As a valued member of the Bryant Community we are asking for your Help On Monday and Tuesday, May 2 & 3 a campus wide A New Era Begins election will be held in front of Salmonson Dining Hall to select Bryant's new mascot. As tbeNational Basketball Asso Of course, no one can forgel the All members of the Bryant Community are asked to clation (NBA) gets ready for the BOSlOn Celtics. especially in this participate. playoffs we are beginning to see the On Deck area of the country. The great front ntw NBA. eourt which broug ht the Celtics Look lor signs to cast your ballot. The campus moice will Different teams and differem Angelo L. Co rradino dynasty bas all left Bostoo. I...arry be announred as soon as possible. When. making your players are now taking lhe spot Archway Sports Wr"tu Birdand Kevin McHale had memo selection, please remember that you choosing an image which light. and the game is far removed rable retirement ceremonies. and from the days of the 1980's. Robert Parish received two sland best exemplifies the spirit of Bryant COllege. Throu&hootth~_(tbe8Q·s). ing only JoeDumarsremaining from ing ovations in his final game at the Your choice is a historic one. four tearns dominaled the league. those championsbip teams. BastOn Garden. Year in and year out. these learns They have along road IOlravel ir There was also, the tragic passing were al the top of the league con they want to re tum to the tOp of the of Len Bias and Regg ie Lewis. Bias tending for the Nalional Champi ND A. and uole.~ they have a miracle never played in the NBA, but be • onship. The Boston Celtics won draft pick, they will nOI be there was expected 10 be the next star for three, t.be Detroit Pisloos won two. anytime soon. theCeltics. Lewis. on theotherband. the Los Angles Lakers won five, Next, we have, the Philadelphia not only played for the Celt..ics, but and the Philadelphia 76m; won one . 76ers. They went from having one he was the captain. Ilis rossing hil Each of these teams were feared of the best players in the game (Dr. Doston bard. and it will be quile a by their opponents. Wben these J - Julius Erving) to one of the moSI while before they can recover. The teams had their backs to the waIl, u.se less(Shawn BradJey). Let's face Celtics, much like the Lakers. are in they fougbtbaCkand found a way to it. aflerthey traded Charles B8Ikely search of that one superstar 10 raise win. B UL as you know, thiogsnever 10 Phoenix, they pretty much sealed their level of play. They might be • remain the same. It is four years !helC fa LC. WI: mOSl ~ucces sfu l frauchl l>C ill later. and the teams wwch domi However. ifBradJey can become NBAbistory, but they are not oneof nated in the 1980's are nO( even in a force and the star be is expected 10 the best right now. the playoffs this year. "What bap be, the 76ers are the closest 10 re It is time for the new crowd to ... ';:' ';:' pened to these teams?" turning ro their championship form . take over. Patrick Ewi ng and the w ~ .. ~ '" The Detroit Pistons were the flISt If they add one of two more legiti New York Knicks; Shaquille - --K ~ ..=~ - - lO fau. and they fell the farthest 10 mateNBA stars tbeywill be a Learn O'Neal and the Orlando Magic: ..... ,. • .. " - 1991. MicbacJ Jordan and lheCbi to contend with. Shawn Kemp and the Seattle Su ~ ';:- .,- - .... I"ir: - cago Bulls knocked the Pistons 001 1be Los Angles Lalcers have also personics; and David Robinson and '. --- of the playoffs in roule 10 their fat'S( fallen (rom grace. Lhe days of the San Antooio Spurs. LO name a ... ..- ~ ..... NBA Championship. With the de Kareem Abdul-JabbaT and Earvin few, have stepped up and became I·$. - parture ofkey members like Dennis "Magic" Johnson are long gone. the ~ofthe NB A today. Oneday 11.... . 00.:1 - .- ~ Rodman and BiU Laimboer. the Pis ~ -- They are in a rebuilding stage. and Lhey will be gone 100. bul for now ... -- tons hit the skids and kepi 011 going. will rely on thedraftand freeagency !bey are the best in the land. and will ... This year is more than likely Isiab to return them to championship be contending for the champion ~ ---' -'- - .- Thomas' last yearasaplayer. leav- roon. ship in June. Men's Tennis Repeats as Softball Wins Six NE-10 Champs Straight ieuon Wall son 6-2. 6-2 in his final. _At '3 and Brian Friesmade iteasily to the Anstlo L Comuiino Friday, but came upon the sbortend Ttnrns Playu singles, Andy Lipsky won the fmals and won by default due to a Archway Sports Writer ofthestk:.k.1bey5osUhefustgame tournament's most exciting match Quinnipiac sprained ankle. 3·2. and then dropped tile second This year the men's tennis team wilb a win over Springfield's previ. Other Lban winning tbeir second The women's softball team won 14-4. knew lba( they were going to be ously unbeaten Tun Pettus by a consecutive championsb.ip. Bryanl six of their last eight games 10 1m. 'The leam continues to get: solid tough but bad no idea that they were ftnal score of 6-1. ']-6. 7-5. Il was had odler IlCCCIIlplishments. Pavlik prove their reoord to 24·17, 9·1 in play (I'00I Wendy PoweU. Powell going to dominate as well as they PeUus's rust league loss in thtce received Player oCme Year for the tile NE-IO. balted .367 WI week, with tbJee did. Last weekend the team won the years. Jason Wall, Bryant's #4 third straight year. Mike Gisler n:. Yesterday, the team was home to runs. She also bit for the cycle NE~10 Championships at Spring· player, k>s( a lough match in the ceived RooitieoC the Yearand. mOSt face UMassLowell and came away (single, double, biple, and home fteld by a buge margin. They cap fmal to Springfield's Todd Hoeder importantly. Coacb Bob Coker rc. wilh two solid 9-1 viclOries. Pitcb· run), For her effort, she was named lured 57 out of the 63 points pos 6-3,5·7.6-2. At #5 singles Bryant's ccived Coacb oftbe Year. ers Xelli Eggsware and Lauren to the NE·IO Weekly Honor RoU. sible. The second place team, Mike Trask lost a close semifmal Overal1 the team's record stands Smolinsky both threw four IUtgames Powell is currenlly second in the Springfield College, lagged far be match to Spring field by a score of a113'(), and lbeir individual match to record the complete game wins. cooference in bitting with a .458 bind with 43 points, 14 points less 6-2. 7-6. Alex Bamabo, the #6 win--Ioss nxx>rd is an unbeHevable The team traveled to Stonebill on average. She is also second in than BryanL The third place team player, won his flight with a 6-3, 6- 123·20. This weekend Ihe team is Tuesday, and came away with two doubles wilh 17. and fiflll in bome was a CuU 24 points behind! 1 pummeling of Springfteld. oCf 10 U Conn to play in !he New much needed coolerence wins. In runs with six. OomiIWion was definitely obvi In doubles,lbere was no question England Championships, and they game one, Smolinsky lhrew a Ibree Overall, the team is third in the ous as Bryant made 8 out Ihe 9 wbo bad lbe superior team. In 1st hope to place beuer than fifth which biller to recontlhe complete game cooference in hitting wilb a .333 finals in each fligbl No other team doubles Pavlik and Wall smashed they placed last year. win. 9-2. Jen Flaniganonlyallowed average, and second in runs scored made it 10 more than five. In #1 BentJey6-0. 7-6(7-). This wastbe We would like to tbank. all o( the five hits in game two to rcconi the with 262 in 37 games. singles Roman Pavlik kept bis per onl)' league team wbich Pavlik and people who came oul to support us 10..1 win. Tbe season is winding down (or fect 3·yearNE·tO recmJ wilba win Wall had iOS11O in Ibe regular sea this year and would like to remind "lnlheStonehlIlgameandlOday's the women. and they are looking to over Springfield's Scott Kdly 6-1. son. In #2 doubles Gisler and Lipsky them thal next year should be justas game [againstLowell} everyooedid make a run for the playoffs. 7-5. Bryant's"2 player. MikeGisler. beal Springfield 6-4, 6-3. At the exciting because the team iso' t tos.. their job. The pitching was excel "We are in good shape in the auised by Bentley's Sven Ander· lhird doubles position Mark Cover ing any players. lenl, and the bilting was greal," confen:nce, but anything caD bap coacb Bob Reali added. pen," Reali added. "If we take byo The LOp half of the baiting mJer from Springfaekllbis Sawrday, we came through for Bryant in the migbt have a cbance for third." Bowling Goes to Nationals Stonehill games. In total, tbeycom Currently, the ream is in fifth bioed for 14 ruts in the fLm game, place and are in a five team race for and 10 hilS in the second game. four playoff spots. However, they David Suaviso 10 a level Leading this ooslaught, was Jayna do bave the upper hand in tie break. loumalism (Na tionals) Fontaine wbo caUccted six hilS in ers. They bave defeated BenUey, Stud~TII wbere many eigbt attempts, and Wendy Powell Quinnipiac, and SI. Anselm. all oC scboolscanonJy who also bad six hits. but in to wboare figbting (or those final spotS. Tbe Bryant dream or:· attemptS. 1be team will behome IhisSaI1U· College Once at Over lbe weekend, Bryant trav day to face Spri ngfield at 12:00 Bowling team Carson City, the eled to Vermont for a four game p.m., and Stmday to fare Roger fmisbed in 15th leaID struggled, road uip. WiUiamsa« 1:00 p.m. On Monday, place at the especially at On Saturday, l.bey played confer ~ywill p~y~u firuU~ B~ Imcrcollegiate picking up ence ri val SL Micbael's and were of me regular season against CW Bowling spares. able to sweep the double header 9- Postat3:30, They will then wind up Cbampionsbip By the end of 6 and 13-2. They also played Divi the regular season on Wednesday at in Carson City, the first day, sion I Universil)' of Vennont on Salve Regina. Nevada earlier Bryant was in this month. 12m place_ And It was the by Saturday college's first Bryant was in appearance at 15tb place Nationals and wbere they tbe first fmisbed. appearance of a Indi vidu al New England higblights from College in Lbe tbeweekincludc tournament's (front row) Matt Sadoskl, Dave La,.orr, Nagelboul 's, 3S -yearbislOf)'. Dave Suavlso_ (back row) John Heste r, average of 206 Tbe top Coach J ohn Holmes. wim a 228 bigb sixteen men's game and and women's teams (rom across Lbe DavidGarber,memberofWKhita sophomore David Laooff s average country mel in Carson City, April State University and Team USA, o( 198. 13-16 to fight for top rank in said, "I am so thrilled to beapartoC Coacb John Holmes stated, 1be collegiate bowling. Each oC the this great toumamenl, winning (tile tournament was wugh foreveryone. sixteen !eaIllS woo their spot througb championship) is even sweeler!" Bryant made II (Nationals) this far, a sectional bid or by virtue o( For Wichita State's men's team, and should be proud oftbemseJves. " winning an automatic bid through lhe win marked their fourth national "Wearea young team filled with one of the six invitational crown. SophOmores and Freshmen. It was tournaments. For Bryant College. this a good building-block COf' next The national championship. tournament was tbeir first year' s squad," Coach Holmes detenninetJ by Lbe total pinfaU after appearance at the championships. concluded. 88 team games. is collegiate Bryant team members made the Nationals ended the 1993· 1994 bowling's fmestjeweJ. national championships their goal season for the Bryant bowling leam. The Bryant men's team quaUned at Lbe beginning oflbeseasoo.They The team graduates lhree great forthe"Sweet 16"oflhe I.B.C. by achieved lbat goal and are proud of seniors in Rob Perinka. Nagelboul, winning an automatic bid back in lhcir accomplishments aoo Sadosky_ , December at the Brunswick David Nagelhoul, a senior, said, However, the team will look: Northeast Sbowdown. "Nationals is what every team towards the sophomores and up Wicbi ta State University's men's strives for eacb year. I am glad that and-coming freshmen to lead Bryant and women's team.~ each won a inmy final year, BryantCoI1egebas College to another National prestigious national crown , finally made it." Championship bid. defeating bom men' s and women's Senior Mau Sadosky said, "After The 1995 national championship This weeks Athlete of the Week is Andy Lipsky of leams from the Uni versity oC four years o( bard work. and will be beld in Knoxville, the men's tennis team. Lipsky defeated, previously Nebraska-Lincoln. dedication, it is an honor 10 make it Tennessee. uodefealed, Jim Pellers of Springfield to win Ihe It) singles fli ght at the NE-1O Championship last week· eod. He then teamed up with Mite Gisler to win the It2 Athletes Take Note: doubles rught by defeating the undefeated Spingfieid
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