Police Academy star The swimming and div­ INSIDE— Michael Winslow per­ ing teams are enjoying Marist community.....page 2 formed at Marist last an undefeated start to Features....;...... i...... page 4 week. the 1997-1998 season, -page 3 -page 11 Opinion...... page 6 A&E...... „...... :.;....page 8 Sports...... page 12 THE CIRCLE Volume 50. Issue 7 The student newspaper of Marist College November 13,1997 Ginkgo tree slated for destruction, faculty prepared to fight about three feet in diameter, byBENAGOES over 60 feet tall and 150 years News Editor old, is simply too big for trans­ plant. Uprooting the Ginkgo The small tree behind the li­ would entail hiring a private brary has caused a big contro­ company to trench around it, versy, leaving administrators to cut each root by hand, burlap the wonder how far to go to save it. root bulb and use a crane to pick The Ginkgo tree was here it up and'put it on-a flatbed long before the turn of the cen­ truck. tury, long before the Marist He said the nurseries he has Brothers bought the land, but it contacted estimate the whole soon may be chopped down to transplant,project could cost make way for the.new library. anywhere between $40,000 to But if some faculty have their $100,000. way, the tree will either be trans­ "Right now everything is planted to another location on pointing to the direction that it's campus, or will be integrated not a cost effective thing," into the new building. Short said. Brother Joseph Belanger re­ l ink- Iti.-li-AliU (..»>l He said it would not look good This Ginkgo tree, one out of three on campus, will probably be destroyed in the building of the new if the college spent $100,000 cently returned from a trip to library. China; and said in that country, only to have the tree die a week nature is often part of architec­ of, but would take some imagi­ The Ginkgos were introduced away any predators. later at its new location. ture, but the United States is nation. Belanger was part of the in this country from China in The tree outside the library is Belanger said he did not see different. original crew that built the cur­ the 1700s. It is a slow growing female,1 but it does not seem its how $100,000 out of the $16 "Americans just come in and rent library which used to be a tree during its first few years, nauseating smell will ward off million library project would bulldoze and flatten," he said. dorm and cafeteria for the then around 20 years of age the the chainsaws in May. make any difference. "Americans have very little re­ Brothers. tree begins to reproduce. Ralph Short, grounds super- Teresa Snyder-Leiby, assis­ spect £or.nature:s[Ir\ CKlnaJ-you - ——When-we built the-dinning " There* are" maler and, .female., visor^or^MarifSt, ;said ,'the tree tant professor of biology, said don't just move this boulder," or room for 150 people there was Ginkgos. The male-produces is not savable.' Ginkgos do'not'grow in the cut down this tree, you integrate no question whatsoever about cones full of pollen,, and. the "In all practicality, the tree wild anymore and are only a it." taking the tree down," he said.- female produces a .yellow, will' have to come down," he cultivated species. She said she He said building around the "We built around it. There was cherry-sized seed. The seed has said. Ginkgo would not be unheard a respect there." a potent vomit smell that keeps Short saiduhe tree, which is Please see TREE, page 3... ADA/504 Coordinator appointed Information Services takes over more computer labs by STEPHANIE MERCURIO a form that can be filled out concerns can be heard." Edito r- in - Ch ief when there is a concern:" Cooper said she hopes this Gildard said he wants to take position will have meaning and by AMANDA BRADLEY running efficiently. will help disabled students. After years of debate, Marist a pro-active stand on issues Asst. News Editor "Our computer lab responsi College has appointed an ADA/ concerning people with dis- "I know that John is capable bilities are the same," DePuej 504 Coordinator -abilitiesr - of doing a-wonderful job, he A newly implemented soft- said. "The change is the way] John Gildard was named the "I would like to look at situa­ definitely is sensitive enough to jware solutiorfwill keep campus software is delivered to lab us coordinator on Nov. 4. Linda tions before a problem arises deal with this," she said. "How­ computer labs running more ers.'' Cooper, director of the office dealing with accessibility and ever; a critical part of this po­ {efficiently. According to DePue, the new! of special services, said the ap­ other similar issues,", he said. sition working deals with that Information Services (IS) be- "Image" software will help pointment was made because "There are ideas on the draw­ person having authority to jcame the official administrator manage server applications on two students brought the sub­ ing board that I need to look change things. I wouldn't want of all campus computer labs campus_computers where secu­ ject to the public. into." someone-who has authority in this fall. That job used to be rity software was originally re­ name only." . , : "Debbie Alfano and Jackie Gildard said he needs to de­ shared with Academic Comput­ quired.-" Without security soft Caruso were assigned to look termine where disabled stu­ According to Cooper, there ing, but IS is now responsible ware, it.was easy to delete oi into changing a policy, for a dents are'located on campus. are about 230 students on cam- - for Lowell Thomas 126 and corrupt files. It was a time-con­ class assignment," she said. "I need to make a list of where . pus who have disclosed that 211, Dyson 303 and 388, the suming task to diagnose and 'They helped to make the stu­ the students are living and dis­ they are disabled. One of their Donnelly PC labs and DaVinci then fix the problem when a dent body aware of the issue." tribute this list to security and main concerns is accessibility and the new McCann Pepsi Hall damaged file was reported. at night. • Gildard said his position re­ to the fire department, so it will of Fame. "We did have the security quires him to be responsible for be easier to know who needs "Many of the students who JoAnn DePue, training and software in place, but there is a number of things. special accommodations," he have low vision can't see well development analyst, said the always a back door to things,' "I have to receive and look said. "I would also like to meet at night," she said: "There is management shift was nothing DePue said. "It was an unstable into problems and complaints with the student body president very poor lighting and marking major. environment and to fix the ma­ with accessibility and other and with groups that need to deal on the ground to illustrate "It isn't that big of a shift," chines took more time than we ADA situations that arise," he with these issues." ground level changes. This lim­ she said. "We just say we offi­ wanted. It's not easy to go up to said. "I am also responsible for Cooper said this position its activity at night for these stu­ cially manage the labs now." the machine and stick in [the applications of employment should have been filled years dents." Barbara McMulIen, director software] anymore." and for concerns of guests on ago. Coogan said the issue of ap­ of Academic Computing, said DePue said "Image" software! campus." "Students often tell me about pointing a coordinator has been the change is a step in the right fixes technical problems inj Carol Coogan, director of problems they have with acces­ discussed for a long time. direction. less time than ever before. human resources, said there sibility, because I deal with "I don't want the community i "The reason the computer "It can rebuild in four min will now be a more standardized them on an academic level," or the students to have the im­ labs were given back to Infor­ utes," she said. "It won't diag procedure for people with con­ she said. "However, I don't have pression there was no concern mation Services was because nose the problem. It will justj cerns. the power to make the campus before the coordinator was ap­ Ithey are able to maintain them completely replace the original "There is now a centralized respond to their concerns. pointed," she said. "This posi­ |in a fine fashion," she said. files on the machine if they arej person for people to send con­ Hopefully, there will now be a tion is not required to be filled DePue said the changes are a missing." cerns and complaints to," she procedure that must be fol­ in a private institution, but there esult of the implementation of DePue said the idea of the! said. "We will also be creating lowed, so the complaints and was a need for it." the new "Image" software that will keep the computer labs Please see COMPUTE, page 3... THE CIRCLE November 13,1997 THE CIRCLE The Marist Community November 13,1997 News In Your; Opinion Singers continue to shine, performing Would you live off-campus in housing provided by Marist? third concert with Kenny Rogers "It's really fun for the stu­ "It's got to make him feel by CHRISTOPHER THORNE dents," he said. "It's an oppor­ good about himself and his Focus Editor tunity to sing with a well-known work, because we couldn't be Today: Hudson Valley Blood performer." where we are without him," she Lawlor said that students, said. It is not time to fold'em. The Drive-' "-.'"• -' ":• r ''•'• particularly those who did not Marist College Singers will Accuosti said when he joined perform with Rogers the first sing with Kenny Rogers once the group, he knew it would go two times, are excited by the again. far. Friday: opportunity. The Marist College Singers "I quickly learned that the "I think they'll be thrilled to will perform in a Christmas choir was more professional Day: Gaelic Society Raffle be singing with a well-known- concert with Kenny Rogers than any I'd ever experienced," Michael Wlnslow Performed at Marist Nov.TWTSSM Wi star," he said. "I think it's ex-v Night:Men's basketball Exhibition crowd. Nov. 29 at the Mid-Hudson he said. "By seeing that we were citing." Game Civic Center. beyond the level of your aver­ Stepp also said that a perfor­ age college choir, I knew that Mark Lawlor, chair of the mance like this has a profound during my four years, we would Beep, sweep, creep music department, said this affect on those who participate. do great things." Saturday: concert allows the Singers to by SARAH ASSALTI sound effects," he has appeared gain more notoriety. "Undoubtedly, this is some­ Stepp said that it never oc­ Day: Football vs. Siena College Staff Writer body that millions of people in over 22 movies and worked "It gives a higher visibility, curred to her that she might Michael Winslow is heard have listened to," she said. "It's Night: Volleyball at MAAC with performers like Mel we'll be singing for about 3,000 perform with famous people more often than he is seen. astounding to be a part of it." Championship. Brooks and Christopher Lloyd. people," Lawlor said. "We'll like Rogers when she joined Accuosti said the singers Best known for his character, "If you want to be in the en­ reach an audience we don't nor­ Singers. Night: Foreign Film: "The Magic should have a great sense of Sergeant Larvell Jones in the tertainment business, you can't mally reach." "I never expected to be part Flute" (Germany) accomplishment to be asked to Police Academy movies and his just be into one thing," he said. The concert will mark the of a group making a name for perform with someone like scenes in Spaceballs, Winslow He said it is difficult being third time the Singers have per­ itself," She said. "It makes me is famous for mimicking on the road the majority of the Rogers. feel good." Monday: Frank Tkazyik formed with Kenny Rogers. In Greg Landry Andrea Bien sounds with only a microphone year, away from his wife and Nov. 1995, the Singers first "Doing professional things Lawlor said that the music Day: Bigala Dinner Raffle Freshman Freshman Sophomore and his mouth.He performed at five children in central Florida. performed with Rogers at the like that makes everybody feel department has grown a lot Night: Monday Night Football "I would only live there if there was "I would rather stay on campus. It is "I wouldn't mind living across the Marist Nov.6. "I've been going back and Civic Center. Two weeks later good," he said. "It's a reassur­ since he came to Marist. ance that we can sing on a pro­ an overpass constructed. I don't want rather close, but not walking distance street, but I wouldn't want to live at Winslow said he enjoys the forth a lot," he said. "But I'm they were asked to do an encore "We had 28 singers before I Tuesday: shows as much as the audience getting lots of frequent flyer fessional level." came," Lawlor said. "This year to have to cross Route 9 to get to to classrooms and the library." Talmadge. It's not in a good part of performance with him in the city. Also, you don't get the col­ does. mileage." Bethlehem, Penn. Accuosti also said that this we had to take in 120 people." Night: Black Student Union class." concert will give members a lege experience living of the campus." "Colleges and casinos are my Winslow said he started to Lawlor said Rogers had Lawlor said he likes to keep Nyabingi strong sense of why they joined favorite place to perform," he copy noises when he was a kid. complemented the Singers' the total number of singers to the organization. Night: Hunger Banquet said. "They are the most appre­ "Whatever I heard, I'd great talent during past perfor­ 100 in order to keep room for ciative of my act." mimic," he said. "I was the hu­ mances. "It increases morale, students freshmen. But the overwhelm­ feel that they're singing for a ing number of upperclassmen Tickets for the show sold out man tape recorder." "He stated twice that we were purpose," he said. "We're not who wanted to participate within two days and a wait had Winslow said the musical the best chorus he's ever Wednesday: "How'sthe just singing for our parents, but forced Lawlor to allow more in to be created. People began lin­ sounds, such as Jimi Hendrix, worked with " Lawlor said. "He a 'national' audience." than usual. Day: Walk/Run for Hunger ing up 45 minutes before the Robert Plant and Tina Turner, said we had £ ireat sound." weather?" Stepp said that these concerts Lawlor said the large numbers SECURITY BRIEFS doors opened. are the hardest to recreate but Mandy Stepp, a senior alto in Night: Men's basketball Exhibi­ not only showcase the ability of of students participating in the "The best place to make also the most rewarding. Singers, said this and the other tion Game the Singers,, but of Mark music department have allowed Thursday: Chilly, more sun noises is in an airplane," he "To accurately recreate a .concerts with Rogers.are a tes- t : : sound like that, its Hard-but Lawiof as well'. both the Singers and the Marist Saturday.; 1:5$ a.m. - There was an ' Saturday^ 2:45 a.m. - A female visitor :,:.... '• te°;_(&'' - -:\ said. "At 20,666 :feet, people Vameht to.;the Singers' profes-, r '"'"'"If snows' wh'at'a gbod direc­ College Band to expand. Thursday: unauthorized.entry into Leo.hall. Four pulled a kriife on a cab driver. The driver can't get'-away from you." . worth it," he said. siohalisrri. Friday: Breezy, mainly cloudy. Besides the seven Police He said everyone from Lily tor Mr. Lawlor is; that he can "We now have six choruses Day: OXFAM fast students from Champagnat tried to sneak did not want to press charges, the woman "The fact they asked us again, 17*^30*' Tomlin to John Candy.to have his choir by name, specifi­ and seven instrumental en­ by security, hiding amongst a group of Academy movies, Winslow has it reinforces how far. we've Night: Literary Aits Society Cof­ was escorted off campus. cally requested by a national sembles," he said. "With all the Saturday: Breezy, light snow. recurring role, as Sergeant -Charlie Chaplin has influenced come in such a short time," she students. They were spotted and hot let personality as famous as Kenny groups, we have about ten per feehouse 9 Larvell Jones in the Police him in some way. said. into the building. 16 33° Rogers," she said. cent of Marist College partici­ Academy TV series on FOX. : "Comedy is universal," he Senior Michael Accuosti, Stepp also said that being pating in the music department. Winslow said he is not wor­ said. "Lately, it's the spontane­ president of the Marist College asked to perform with Rogers The national average is five per ried he is limiting his role. ous stuff that really makes me Singers, said these concerts"-are* = again has to boost Lawlor's cent." Known as "The man of 10,000 laugh."_ ' a great experience. ; " . self-confidence. Chinese tree causes controversy Computers ...continued from page 1. - fessor of Spanish, works in ...continued from page I. Fontaine and passes the tree "Image" software was the vi­ " ,: would like to have the tree everyday. She has helped lead sion of Dennis Creagh, former moved, but thought it would die the fight for the. tree) fl- soon after transplant. . information center "manager. November ' "We have a tradition of pre­ He began the process to con­ Check "You have to weigh the pros serving our trees," she said. and cons and it's the type of figure campus computers to "It's not just one more tree on implement the software. thing that'I'd like to see hap­ campus,.it is a unique treewith is DePue said IS had always pen," she said. 'Then we look a long historic and scientific DM itthe alternative and it would been responsible for the com­ tradition. We're not talking puter basics such as hardware je almost impossible to move about a very common tree in Hunger Awareness MONTH it. I'd be real* surprised if it and equipment maintenance, the area." network connections and the ;ould survive a move." ..' . John McGinty, library direc­ .Snyder-Leiby said the other installation of software in the at Marist tor, said he does not know Donnelly and DaVinci labs. *. problem is that the tree has twin where this sudden interest in After that, Academic Com­ We have something for everyone trunks, which makes it prone to the tiree came from. " :- splitting if it were taken put. puting would install additional Nov. 6-7 "Buck" Hunger Days on your list! Your otuvtmpits "From where I stand; it's in the software onto the machines at For centuries the Chinese middle of a new building,".he {Donate a buck to fight hunger} Store Hours the request of the faculty, as bookstore is a great place to start Stave, used the Ginkgo's foul said. "This is the first time I've Fruit for promoting longevity well as provide lab assistants to Nov. 10 OXFAM Hunger Fast Sign Up 1 yourhoUdaystopping...Right -. every heard any sentimentality Monday-Thursday 9ajn.-7p.rn. and sexual endurance. Re­ help classes in Lowell Thomas {For meal ticket holders) now, we're featuring special toward this tree and I've been Labs 126 and 211. Friday 9ajn.-5p.in. cently, Ginkgo extract has be­ here for 10 years. The Ginkgo Saturday 10 ajn.-4p.ni. purchases for a limited time..., come one of the most widely McMullen said ttesplit in lab Nov. 12 Hunger Run/Walk -•'•Sunday Closed is totally in the way.' -It's im­ responsibilities was originally so come down and check it out! prescribed drugs in Europe, and possible to build around it." the subject of many Western done because of.the depart­ Nov. 13 OXFAM FAST DAY Casey said this is an impor­ ments' location in relation to studies^ tant issue to fight for. The tree's leaves have also the computer labs. But Aca­ Nov. 17-21 ALL CAMPUS FOOD COLLECTION "We're just hoping against all demic Computing's purpose teen used to treat hearing prob­ odds to save this tree because has not changed. Nov. 19 lems, impotence, circulatory it goes against everything we Hunger Banquet Marist College Bookstore "The mission of Academic iroblems and oxygen depriva­ stand for," she said. "Nature is tion. Computing is to support the not disposable for a piece of faculty and student's use of W&2 Located in the Student Center Rotunda Marist has three ginkgo trees Campus Ministry concrete." technology," she said. on campus. A male tree on the McGinty said this is not a DePue said faculty will prob­ path from Donnelly to McCann, pressing topic. *qfthe i female between Donnelly and ably still work with Academic "I don't think it is a big issue Computing, but requests will Greystone and the female out­ on campus," he said. "I've eventually have to be brought to side the library. SEASON! never seen anybody even sit them now that it is under IS. Irma B. Casey, assistant pro- _jMidemeathJL!!—_ THE GIRGLE November 13,199? THE CIRCLE, November:-!3,1997 Student on her way to a Wanted: by the Food Dude more fast food establishments career in fashion design TOMNARDI if they were dredged but of the ber I am annoyed about the fast fixins bar where you could pick other parts of the country they Food Dude Hudson. They also have those food around here. I am not say­ your own sandwich toppings. are severely lacking in quality. I am in a lousy mood. Get the deli sandwiches, which are Pino said they also used her Pino said staying focused is ing you have to like They also had some of the best So what is the solution? Ob­ CARISAKEANE soapbox out because I am go­ wrapped up similar to a burrito. as a fit model, a job that earned the most challenging aspect of McDonalds, I am only saying fries around. (In fact if anyone viously we need more fast food Staff Writer ing to complain. A couple of From my experience, they her $200 an hour. running track. " that almost everybody has an knows where the nearest Roy establishments around here. issues back, Circle columnist seem to have less meat on After leaving J. R. Morrissey, "Our meets are all day long opinion on it. Rogers is please let me know. Especially some within walking Christian Bladt wrote about them than the regular sandwich, Pino spent last summer com­ with hugegaps in between," she Taco Bell is probably one of I am dying for one of their distance for those who do not how apathy is running rampant and of course they charge the If Dominique Pino is not run­ pleting a fashion course in said. "It becomes very stress­ my favorite fast food places and roastbeef sandwiches.) have access to a car. on this campus. He spoke same. ning a 200-meter race with the Milan, Italy. ful." • ; :•: , it is cheap. Most people seem Burger King-cool commer­ Ideally, Marist would build us track team or teaching modern about how nobody seems to One of my biggest gripes is to have a love-hate relationship cials but that's about it, no wait, a food court. They could ar­ "I put together a fashion col­ Despite the stress; Pino said care about anything. I read his dance in the Nelli Golletti the­ lection," she said. "And it was she works better-under pres­ the lack of variety we have here. with Taco Bell. When I moved the chicken tenders are better range it so the fast food fran­ ater, you will probably findhe r column and realized he was Even if you like a particular fast off-campus, one of the factors than McDonalds. Wendy's- chises take Marist Money. (If nice to be in Italy because I had sure. •:• '• right. in the fashion department per­ the opportunity to stay with fam­ "I know I expect a lot from food place, you get tired of it. I used to choose housing was great spicy, chicken sandwich, this was done 1 am sure nobody You can not eat in the same the proximity of a Taco Bell. fecting her Victorian gown un­ ily in Milan." myself," she said. "But if I I do not care about a lot of but to get to one you have to would complain about having to place everyday and not get tired Now I hope you do not think til the wee hours of the morn­ Pino said her family is ex­ didn't putmy whole heart into things. I do not care about the drive through crack-town. Then switch to Marist Money.) This of it. That is the problem with that I am crazy, that was not the way not only could Marist rob ing. tremely important to her. - something I wouldn't have any various political elections of again this being Poughkeepsie, the cafeteria here. The food in only criteria I used for choos­ us at the bookstore, but they This third-year fashion/de­ "I love and respect my family accomplishments." last week. I do not care about to get pretty much anywhere the cafeteria is good, as long as ing housing, I also made sure could rob us at the food court. sign major said she takes advan­ very much," she said. "My sis­ Pino said there is one thing the housing or crime problems you have to drive through crack- you do not have to eat it every­ there was a Dunkin Donuts tage of what Marist has to of­ ter is my best friend.", she would like to change about here on campus. I do not care town. Sorry I'm getting a little car­ day. But when you get all your close by. fer her. . Pino said she hopes to have a herself. about the fact that I am now un­ So by now you should get the ried away. I understand that employed and broke. And I es­ meals there, you get disgusted "I chose Marist because I was family of her own soon. "I wish I was more easy go­ What else is around? Pizza idea about the fast food in the there is really no room on cam­ pecially do not care that a good with it quickly. recruited for track and they have "I hope to be married by 25 ing," she said. "I'm afraid I'm Hut-too salty. Kentucky Fried area. Compared to having to pus for additional food estab­ writer is not supposed to use an excellent fashion program," or 26-years-old," Pino said. "I growing up too fast and taking Now think of what fast food Chicken-Roy Rogers chicken cook yourself or compared to lishments, unless we built a pier conjunctions. Pino said. "Marist also offers think I could be a career woman the present for granted." places are around here. Be­ was better. I really miss Roy nothing, they are good, espe­ out on the Hudson. excellent internship opportuni­ and still have a family." Kerry Honstedt,Pino's room­ There is one issue I care sides a couple of pizza places, Rogers since most of the local cially if you are hungry. But Photo courtesy Jon Murray there is really nothing. Now ones closed down. They had the compared to the fast food in Jon Murray, an RA in Leo Hall, appeared on Oddville, USA over ties." Even though her major takes mate, said Pino's energy is about. In fact this issue effects the summer. --. Pino said Marist can help her up most of her hours, Pino said what keeps her going. everybody on campus. there are a few places that are only a couple of minutes away Emily's Recipe of the Week future. she still finds time for her other "pominique manages her The fast food here in our area for those with cars, some of "Marist has a lot of contacts hobbies, like dancing. She has time very well," Honstedt said. is horrible. There are very few these places even deliver. Let Chicken Fajitas that put you into your industry," been a member of the Marist "She's the "type of person that good fast food places around Odd star is born she said. "They prepare you for Dance Club since sophomore here. us take a look at what we have. never needs to sleep and can 8, 6-in. flour tortillas your future." year. still be enthusiastic." First of all there is nothing First there is Subway, by far the healthiest fast food chain Onion, sliced and separated into rings laugh," he said. "If I locked This Milan, Italy native said "It's time consuming because Pino said she considers her­ here on campus, except EMILY KUCHARCZYK around. Subway always brags 2 cloves of garlic, minced myself in a room for 24 hours she has been fascinated with we practice twice a week for self an extreme perfectionist. Nathans. I have to admit they about how many sandwiches it Green or red pepper, cut into bite size strips Feature Editor I know I'd end up making my­ clothes ever since she was a two hours,"'Pino said. "There's "In this industry^ you. ji^ve to have good burgers and cheese has which are low in fat and Tbsp. cooking oil Jon Murray got to be himself self laugh because I'd just go little girl. so many different levels of be committed to working hard •fries, arid the chicken sand­ calories. I will admit the sand­ 9oz. boneless, skinless chicken breast halves cut into bite size strips on national television, well al­ absolutely crazy." "I loved to play with dolls and people in the club and we try to and being a perfectionist," she wiches are not too shabby ei­ most. change their clothes," she said. treat everyone as equal." ther. The hot dogs are usually wiches are pretty good. 1/3 cup salsa Murray, who would like to get said. "The second you get 1/4 cup sour cream or plain yogurt Murray, a sophomore radio/ "My grandmother was also a sloppy, your grade drops." nasty. (God only knows how There is always McDonalds. a job in any aspect of television Besides dancing, Pino also Green onion, thinly sliced tv/film major, did an imperson­ production, said it would be dif­ seamstress so I've always been said she enjoys running track. Jennifer Ricci, also a third- long they sit rotating on that (If you are not already familiar ation of actor Christopher around the business." Marist offered her a scholar­ -grill),'-.;' with McDonalds you have no ficult for him to restrain his year fashion/design major, de­ Cook tortillas as indicated on package. Stir-fry onion and garlic for 2 minutes in large skillet. Walkens (Pulp Fiction) on humor. , .... Pino said she designed and ship for track and she accepted. scribed Pino in three words. The salad bar in the cabaret right calling yourself a college MTV's Oddville, ]USA, .The made dresses with her grand­ this year always seems to con­ student, or an American for that Add pepper and stir-fry for 1-2 minutes more. Remove from skillet. Add oil and chicken to "I know Icould be doing an "I've been on the track team "Dominique is, ambitious, skillet and stir-fry until chicken is no longer;pink. Return vegetables to skWlet, add salsa, and show aired July 4 and 7 of this ad for-a mortuary and add com­ mother, including her senior ' since freshman year," she said. unique, arid hard-working," tain, disgusting; looking pasta. matter). •' I am sorry if I sound . year. prom dress. *' salads." Most' of these look as ribstile but you have: to remem­ cook and stir until heated through.?;-Put in tortilla and top with sour cream or yogurt and green edy somehow," .he said. "I'd "I run 100, 200 and 400-meter Ricci said. onion. • •'. - • •• •-••' •• : Murray said his imperson­ probably get fired; but I'd have Pino received an internship races and also compete in the In 10 years,'Pino sees herself ation was not for the weak in to do it." with designer J. R. Morrissey, longjump." in New York City. stomach. Murray said the one thing he a Marist alumni, during her Pino remembers her proud­ "I want to be married and liv­ "I did it with my arms really learned about television from freshman year. This internship est moment during her junior ing in the city," she said. "I hope limp so they looked like they his Oddville experience is that soon led to a part-time job dur­ year of high school. to work under a big designer." were made of rubber," he said. it is unpredictable. ing her sophomore and junior "I won the 100 and 200-meter Having her own line of INSTANT CREDIT "It was pretty disgusting." "Show business is more like years. „ races and the long jump for the clothes is not something Pino Guaranteed Credit Cards with Credit Limits Murray said he tried out for a fun adventure, but it's really "I was a design assistant for state championships," she said. said she sees imher future. s*J«6 Ye the show in May when produc­ spontaneous," he said. "You them," Pino said. "I drew "I represented Montgomery "It would be too time-con­ Up To $10,000 Within Days! arr ers from Oddville came to never know what will happen, sketches and swatched fabrics." high school in New Jersey." suming," she said. "I want to Marist looking for possible you never know what you'll do, raise a family." NO CREDIT, NO JOB, No PARENT-SIGNER, NO SECURITY DEPOSIT! guests on the show. Murray you never know if they're go­ said he auditioned with the Hu­ ing to serve you in the green morists, his band, and then by room, but it was kind of fun himself. The third try worked going to the city and being seen Burley Bear shows campus life and Murray got a call from no credit * bad credit • no income? by millions of people." MTV. Adventure could be the word ERIN FARROW thing from sports to music to scribers for-Burly Bear Net­ Murray said he did not expect used to describe the trip to the Yoti Can Qualify To Receive cooking. work and 142 colleges and uni­ he would be chosen for the New York studio. The trip be­ Staff Writer Programs include" "Half versities involved in this pro­ show. gan with a delayed train. Two Of the Most Widely Used Marist students can see how Baked," a cooking show'that gram. "They were laughing, but I "I was late because my train students on other campuses offers styles of cooking for Burly Bear's webpage offers Credit Cards In The World Today! didn't think much about it. I did broke down for an hour and on live. college students, "National program hours and channel lo­ it and then I went home and went the sheet they sent me it said Burley Bear Network, which Rage Page," which explores all cations, student contests, cal­ to sleep," he said. "I was just it's imperative that you're here airs on MCTV, offers students the college activities going on endar of campus events nation­ Want VISA & MasterCard Cm like 'oh, cool, I tried out for at this time," he said MTV ' and the phone call re­ a picture of how students on around the country, "Flash­ wide, updates on college mu­ Since Murray is from Ver­ back," which shows riewsreel ally surprised me." other campuses deal with col­ sic arid sports trends, and Burly i j n mont he said he brought his lege life. It is designed for the footage, and "Expedition," Bear merchandise. -I Oddville is a show that fo­ roommate, who is from Yon- cuses on odd talents or physi­ national college community which covers sports. There is Williams said in January, ORDER FORM kers, NY, so he would not get and its goal is to produce pro­ also a program on music, cal attributes a person has. lost. MCTV will be airing different gramming especially for col­ ""Break." networks weekly. The new net­ I want Credit Cards immediately. GUARANTEED APPROVAL. Murray fit right in with his im­ "Well the train finally gets personation of Walkens. lege students, according to the " Williams said Burley Bear works are called, College Cam­ going, and then we're going Burly Bear Network: approached MCTV for airtime. pus Television, which is just YES! CRA, PO BOX 16662, ATLANTA, GA 30321 Murray said the show allowed through the subways and we get "They approach schools and like Burly Bear and Surf, Snow, him to meet interesting people. lost," he said. "I'm yelling at John T. Williams, senior and "It seemed like an opportunity president of MCTV, said the ask them to sign an agreement Skate TV which covers extreme Name my roommate because he's to air a certain amount a week," sports. to step out of the norm and just from New York, I'm from Ver­ show offers students different he said. "They contacted us. Address !•*+* *•*« ****** * ********** f****—***t****9T**4i+******—***1 meet people you wouldn't or­ mont and it's not like we have perspectives on college life. dinarily meet and go places you "It provides people with what We picked them. They offer subways up there or Jet alone pretty interesting shows. It's a The Feature sec­ Citv ~»»«5>t3I%» wouldn't normally go," he said. cable." they want," he said. "It's defi­ .zip- <#••••**•«•*••*»*•**•••»•« nitely a different perspective on good change of pace for stu­ tion is always The show was also a good Murray said he eventually got Signature. place for Murray to make what life is like at other dents." on the right subway. schools." According to Williams the looking for a few people laugh. Laughter, Murray "So we finally found it and we The show is produced by show has been running for three great writers. If said, is important. . got on a subway to Queens and Tired of Being Turned Down? Broadway Video, an indepen­ years and just went to two "Laughter is so important to then that one was late, and then dent company which produces hours. It is aired Sunday you ^ are inter­ me. I don'tthink I've ever gone we got there and I went into the Saturday Night Live. The two through Saturday. Guaranteed % 0,000 In Credit! a day through my life without green room, got some food, and ested, contact hour long show covers every­ There are 2.1 million sub­ laughing or making someone talked to some people," he said. Emily at x2429. THE CIRCLE THE ^r,pRDTTORIAL November 13.1997 OPINION November 13,1997 Editorials The View from Sue... by Sue Goodwin READ Cloning: The world waits to see if Tom Jones will live again, literally Sex education lacking at Marist Cloning is an old issue, I can great people like Michael Jor­ mention the problems that away with the human cloning. as ClonAid. On this page, a man Sitting down to write this editorial, I can be there to answer questions, and admit that. But advances con­ dan and Albert Einstein and- uh- would exist for the "new per­ With a success rate like 3.4% self-named Rael announced he was drawing a blank.' What issue was provide correct advice about sexually tinue to be made in fields which Hitler. The funny thing is that son." Imagine that you grow up how could we go wrong? has financial backers and will burning inside of me that I had to get transmitted diseases. At the present most people would find mor­ we could clone Hitler and there as a young child and soon real­ Aside from my sarcasm, offer human clones for out, that I needed to make the campus time, if you had an STD, would you go ally reprehensible, so I thought would really be no worry that ize you look like, exactly like, people are already working $200,000 as soon as it becomes aware of? I was going to write about to Health Services? I would do some research on history might repeat itself. The one of your homosexual fathers. night and day to perfect human possible. In case you haven't friendship, or being a senior, but I de­ We need to have preventive devices, the subject. fact is, we could clone any of "Are you the son and the father?" cloning. Despite President heard of Rael, he's the founder cided to pose this question to the cam­ such as condoms, male and female, and Earlier this year, scientists these people and although they you wonder. Or if you grow up " Clinton's announcement that of the Raelian Movement, a re­ pus, instead. Why are there no condoms the birth control pill, available to us. It from Sweden cloned "Dolly," a would bear an identical resem­ and realize you look like the fa­ no federal funding would be ligious organization which be­ available anywhere at Marist? is so disturbing to me when I hear about female sheep. The fact that blance to the original, it would ther or grandfather you never given towards human cloning, lieves that life on earth was cre­ This debate has been going on since people having one-night-stands and not sheep are mammals brought not be the same person.. There knew, would that not be the roots that does not stop anyone with ated scientifically in laborato­ my freshman year, and probably before using any protection. Excuses like "We about a new and interesting dis­ are little things like child de­ for a serious identity crisis? the money from doing it on ries by aliens. They also be­ that. No student can obtain condoms just did not have a condom" are not good cussion concerning the possi­ velopment and environment that And what's the next step for the their own. And even though lieve that Jesus' resurrection from anywhere, not at Health Services, enough. People need to know the con­ bility of cloning humans in the might just affect the new Hitler advertising of cloning: "Forget recent polls say about 80 per­ was, in fact, a cloning. I do not not in the bookstore; they cannot be sequence of this action. future. After a frog was just in a different way than the old. Big Brothers/Big Sisters of cent of Americans are against think I need to say that Mr. Rael found anywhere on campus. In my idealistic world, each freshman recently cloned without a head, Another odd point I have America, make a twin instead?" cloning, only about four or just might follow in the foot­ Now, I think the issue goes further than class would go through a sex education to show that its organs could heard someone try to rational­ I just cannot see how anyone five percent of the population steps of David Koresh and those the absence of condoms. In my opinion, program during their orientation, where still be used if necessary for ize is that someone who can­ might think this is a good idea. (if that) have enough money to people in California. (You there is absolutely no consistent sex they would be told of the wonderful ser­ donation, the argument erupted not have children or is involved I realize that cloning humans for start up something like this, so know, the ones who died to education on campus. Being part of a vices on campus that are there to help again. Many scientists think in a homosexual relationship the purposes of organ donation it does not matter what the board the comet and be reunited peer education group, I know that we them. A place in Health Services where that cloning humans without can now have a child. Further­ could be very important for general public thinks or wants. with their alien friends.) If that have tried to help this problem, but we a trained professional could answer any heads would be ideal because more, they argue, even a single medicine in the future, but if put But if you do not believe me is not enough to convince you, cannot hold a clinic everyday where stu­ questions, examine and provide correct there would never be any short­ mother or a widow could clone in the wrong hands... who about the severity of this situ­ go to the Internet and visit dents can come in with questions or information, and where condoms were age for human organs. This a son who looks like the knows? Also, in case anyone ation, let me tell you a story. I clonaid.com, if nothing else, it problems dealing with sex. available. may be true but I cannot help mother's dead father or the somehow missed it, (I had to sit was looking for something to is worth a good laugh. I have heard the rumor that a program Of course, that does not exist here, but Letter to the Editor but wonder if Pandora would widow's dead husband, so they on the Internet for hours to find write about for this week and I that deals with handing out condoms, or I think this ignorance hurts us as a appreciate us opening her box. will always be reminded of this juicy little tidbit) during the ended up searching on the web Tim Manson is the Opinion making the birth control pill available whole, rather than helps us. I understand Advisor/Teacher responds to importance of attendance The arguments for cloning them. I hope anyone who is still process of trying to clone for cloning. I knew that it will promote promiscuity, which is why that this school was conservative at one people are eccentric to say the reading this recognizes the Dolly, the success rate was a would be too old and stale of Editor for The Circle sickness involved with these whopping 3.4%. So let's jump a topic to write about until I these things are not available to us. How­ time, but that "conservatism" is begin­ To The Editor: this letter with several students to gauge least. First, I have heard the ar­ potential clone buyers, not to right in, head first, and start right clicked on something known ever, I can say that just about everyone I ning to be synonymous with being ig­ I felt compelled to write in after read­ their reactions. As one student aptly gument that we can recreate know, minus a handful of people, is hav­ norant. If there is no education about ing Tim Manson's article titled "Miss­ noted, "in the real world getting your ing sex. these issues, and. no preventive mea­ ing Classes is not the End of the World, work done is not enough. You may be % In this time of AIDS and other seri­ sures are taken, the problem will not except at Marist." As director of Stu­ able to get your reports in on time and Stuck in fifth gear lessen or disappear, it will only get Is labeling albums effective if no ous sexually transmitted diseases, I dent Academic Advisement, an Adjunct meet your sales objectives, but if you worse. think the only two weapons we have are Lecturer in Psychology and an alumna don't show up for work you get fired.":; _.; education and prevention. I cannot be So again, I pose these questions to the of Marist College Ihave experienced Supervisors and faculty members gage ~"* one ever pays attention to them? I do not have a driver's li­ pools within a twenty five- ignorant and say that condoms are the campus: Why is there no sex education these issues from "both sides of the cense. This is often an issue, mile radius of my house. I an individual's willingness to be a team 1 only answer to stopping these diseases, program on campus? Why are condoms desk" and my perspective on the value player and to put in the necessary ef­ When looking through the stem from what they havtf in church. Perhaps his parents as New Jerseyans are notori­ explained that I was in the pro­ but they certainly are a huge step in the unavailable, to be either sold or distrib­ of classroom attendance is markedly fort. In this sense process may be even shelves at any music store, I their walkman. were Baptists. It also seems as ous for driving from point A cess of getting my license, and was hired. right direction. uted? These are serious issues, because different from Mr. Manson's. Faculty more important than product. long for the simpler times of This is the situation behind though a good old-fashioned to point B, even if the two I think that Health Services, since they they deal with all of our lives. One ig­ members make their attendance-poli­ the 1980s. These were the statements made at a Senate butt whooping would have points are millimeters apart. Though my usual post was a norant person could lead to the death of :i are there for our well-being, should of- . cies quite clear at the'beginning of the The Office of Student Academic Ad­ times when the biggest things committee hearing on-the-ef^. helped out. '•'" Ifailedsnydriver'stest. Yes, mere five miles from my hundreds of others. I would hate to. see ;: fer a trained nurse, who is there all week, semester. Students who ~tio not attend visement will notify a student's instruc- mat we had to worry about yvere feet music has on children. But, most of all, it seems to all of us New Jerseyans take house, 1 was occasionally that happen, at Marist, .; ,„, all the time, to deal specifically in sex classes on a regular basis short-change tore ofan extended absence' if thei'shi- . Ozzy Osbourne biting heads off Raymond Kuntz of Burlington, .me that little Richard was suf- it in a* parking lot, thank you asked to travel twenty to education. 1 know that a\\ of:us kno.vy . of bats„;and'that ,2 Live .Crew, : Nort^^Dakota stated, thatahe, | very-much-:- r-As-I-have not* twenty five miles away.' I ;StephanieMoTjc»|rio is theEditor-in-- •themselves and= damage; their^grades • •dent submits'official documentation "' n; J; jfewng fromntwo of*themost• about sex, but we need someone who Chietfor The Circle .' (damage that leads to every thing-from (i.'e; a note from health Services or a were intent on ensuring that we music of; Marilyn Manson cre­ ; common afflictions of fifteen- [taken'i'tagaih.'Iha've become ' would comply, but it would missing out on-the Dean's List to aca­ private physician). It should be noted never forgot that they were so, ates an irresistible urge to kill year-old boys: loneliness and dependent on public trans­ often involve quite a trek in a Quote of the Week: demic dismissal, to losing State, Fed­ that Health Services will only provide "' so horny. Oh sure, we had oneself. depression. Marilyn Manson portation and even more so, minimal-amount of time. eral and Institutional funding). They also notes when a student's health or the Slayer trying to encourage us. Mn: Kuntz told the story of merely feeds off of the gloomy my bike. That may be a little rough, but to worship almighty Satan, but, how his 15-year-old son Rich­ to top it off, I was dismissed "The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the deprive their colleagues of important health of their colleagues is at risk. dollars of adolescents all over ' Unfortunately,, my bike is learning experiences-students need to Faculty members are generally-willing ; they were.just kids being kids. ard killed himself last Decem­ the land. stuck in fifth gear. This would in times of heavy thunder­ world he doesn't exist." realize how much they contribute to Besides,/it;was all dronedout ber. He vehemently stated that I am sure that he never takes a not be so bad if it was a ten storms. So, I had to make the to work with a student who misses a few >'( their courses through the vehicle of classes for a legitimate1 reason that' is y' by George Michael's posturing the music caused him to kill moment to realize that by add­ speed or even one of those most of my 25 mile bike treks Kevin Spacey classroom participation. Simply stated, documented and Verifiable.1 -'Missing ,fl about the-merits of his poste­ himself, and that it was not a ing despair and misery to these nifty twenty speed mountain in the rain with wet brakes. I The Usual Suspects you have a lot to offen classes because you stayed out too late ' rior. ... _v,.. ,;..'.;; .. .. symptom of the boy having any already troubled lives, he could bikes. Alas, it is a 1972 could have always called my or because of minor physical ailments ! Towards the latter part of that, other« problems. be giving that little push that Schwinn Suburban. parents, or even my friends to 1 come and get me, but I was The Circle would like to correct the following mistakes:. •;> We do not deliver correspondence is clearly an option for our students, but most/infamous of decades, If Mr. Kuntz's claims are they needed to think that suicide I bought it in mint condi­ courses at Marist. We do, however, of­ the consequences of exercising that there was the great rallying cry proven, then this will be a is the only way to stop their suf­ tion at a garage sale when I too stubborn. I never wanted my lack of a driver's license 1. A misprint occurred in the Nov. 6 issue in the article "Open forum fer students the opportunity to integrate option on a frequent basis last far longer to put labels on CDs that warn whole new era for humanity. fering. was thirteen. It was novel to to infringe on my indepen­ held to discuss campus expansion." Marist purchased the Poughkeepsie material within and across courses, than an hour and fifteen minutes. about the various types of evils Think about it: the wall-street This is by no means to say that have such an old bike, as I dence. - Steel Plant, not the Mid Hudson Business Park,as,statedinthe article. sharpen their critical thinking skills and that could be found within a broker who just did not come I expect a Marilyn Manson al­ could leave it in the seediest learn from one another in small group Sincerely, Warrant album. in for trading because he was bum filled with songs about areas of town without a care Having a bike is nice, but 2. There was a misrepresentation of facts due toediting in the article settings. Along these lines, I discussed Robin Diller Torres In the nearly ten years that listening to Phish, and just puppy dogs and butterflies. Un­ about it being stolen. Over I admit it does have many could not bring himself to trade "Marist must provide equally for all students," from the, Oct. 30 issue. this voluntary practice has been less of course the song is about the years, I became rather at­ downsides. You really cannot in effect, a multitude of CDs anything except for bootleg puppies being eaten by butter­ reciprocate when some one The Staff would like to apologize to Dean Cox for any misunderstand­ tached to the old bike, and Director of Health Services defends staff, tactics and cassettes have proudly tapes' Or, imagine missing flies. If he wants to talk about began locking it up. offers you a ride. Stormy ing. . , -;.: / ; ,, ;. / ^ noted that there is a PAREN­ class, due to the Beastie Boys' being the antichrist and self-mu­ In high school, it earned the "weather and the dark also To The Editor: Concerns or.suggestions from stu­ TALAD VISORY-stemming- urgings for you to fight for your tilation, he has every right to. nickname, "The Green Hor­ sometimes get in the way. I dents are considered important. Last from EXPLICIT LYRICS. V God-given right to party. Marilyn Manson albums bear net." I have abbreviated it to always have found tinted The article, "Students Concerned With month, a group of students were invited These notices have been - Of course, it is truly tragic a parental advisory sticker. As do "Greenie." Antiquated, driver's side windows to be a THE CIRCLE Marist Health Care" contained many andaccepted , the invitation to be part prominently displayed 6h a that Mr. Kuntz's son is no a lot of other albums. A sticker maybe, but no one ever asks nuisance, as I cannot tell if a inaccurate statements that I feel need to ", of a Health Service Focus Group. (The great number of CDs mat I have longer with him, particularly is not censorship. Just like you me to borrow it. driver can see me, or is en Stephanie Mercurio Gyna Slomcinsky • be addressed. Due to the confidential writer of this article was also invited but purchased myself in the last fe'w since'if was so easily prevent­ know that a film rated R might route to making road pizza out Editor-in-chief •• Managing Editor Though people seldom bor­ nature of patient medical records, I can­ declined). When the group met, only years. While it never affected able. But, the issue here is not not be the best for six-year-olds, row my bike, it has occasion­ of me. The only practical Emily Kucharczyk not go into specific details regarding the three students actually showed up. my choice of purchase one way that Richard killed himself, but you see that the CDs have lyr­ ally become the target of thing about tinting front wid­ Ben Agoes Feature Editor situations cited in this article. However, Health Services .would like to hold or the other, you could not help why he killed himself. ' ics that may affect young chil­ pranks. Due to an incident ows is that drivers can feel News Editor after reviewing each situation, I still find another,Focus Group, on Tuesday Nov. but notice that they were there. At the hearing, Mr. Kuntz pre­ dren. last year, I check the seat for free to clear their nasal pas­ Steve Wanczyk TimManson. that the students' medical problems .. 18 at 7.p.m. Any student who would like Having said that, I cannot help sented a paper that his son had To me, this is the real tragedy any traces of ketchup. Ihave sages manually at stop lights, Sports Editor Opinion Editor were handled properly and their com­ to participate, is welcome. Please call but wonder why there is still, been writing: "Marilyn Manson about the case concerning Rich­ also been warned to check for with minimal jeering from plaints are unsubstantiated. I would in­ extension 3270, if interested. such a vast amount of con­ shows that it is possible for ard Kuntz. His father stated that Vaseline, but there haven't people in nearby cars. 1 sup­ Christopher Thorne Jim Dziezynski vite any of the students to come and Health Services will to do its best to cerned parents who are stunned Christian society to produce albums like Marilyn Manson been any instances of that yet. pose that is a real piece of Focus Editor Arts & Entertainment Editor meet with me individually, to discuss provide quality health care for Marist that the nice little CD of the man someone'who is against every­ should bear stickers that warn (I hope that all of you with mind. their care. students. This office works with a large with blood oozing down his thing it stands for. Believing about lyrics that have themes of some sort of vendetta for me Being license-less has made Joe Scotto Photography Editor The Health Service staff consists of a number of students, approximately 1500 black lipstick and fishnet stock­ that what he is doing is good and violence, sex, drugs and death. are ingenuous enough to me a crusader for clean air, Chris Hogan Business Manager group of sensitive, caring, and compe­ student visits per month, which include ings may not be the best thing promoting it through music, he If he had ever even seen the al­ come up with your own not out of concern as much G. Modele Clarke Faculty Adviser tent individuals, who are truly con­ a spectrum of individual problems and for their pre-schooler. gains followers by epitomizing bum, he would have known this. ideas, rather than to resort to as out of necessity. After all, cerned with the health care needs of the needs. The needs and concerns of each children's black thoughts of re­ the pranks mentioned.) sometimes I need some sort At the same time, I wonder Christian Blandt is the Se­ students. The registered nurses can and every student are important to us. how concerned these parents bellion." of defense for my poor old nior Political Columnist for I did encounter one prob­ function under the supervision of the . Sincerely, really are about the welfare of This sounds like a few differ­ bike. Right now it is stuck in If you have a story idea, would like to publicize a club event or if you The Circle and is still a Pep­ lem with cycling two sum­ College's Medical Director and the Jane O'Brien their children if they do not pay ent things were going on with fifth gea . but I will fix it soon would like to send a letter to th&editor, you can e-mail The Circle at HZAL. per. He's a Pepper, she's a mers ago. I applied for a nurses can dispense certain medica­ Director of Health Services attention to the music they are this young man. The first is that lifeguarding job that required enough. If you are interested in advertising in The Circle, please leave a message for Pepper... wouldn't you like to tions, under the Medical Director's listening to, but also think that he probably needed to over­ a driver's license. It involved Tara Quinn is the Humor Chris Hogan at 575-3000 ext. 2429. standing orders. be a Pepper, too? their kids' problems solely come his aversion towards working at various private Columnist November 13,1997 8 THE CIRCLE THE CIRCLE, November; 13, 1997 Taking a Closer Look at News and Reviews Gol^ngefand friends have a good showing at the Chance Plus and This Lonely Place the club Arts sounds of the band. Their lead crowd, and returned several byNIKBONOPARTIS boys from Southern California. StaffWriter Copier, a local act, began the singer, MOnique Powell, has a was one big wave, with nearly minutes later to play their hit of show with a quick set, showing voice reminiscent of Gwen everyone moving to the music. a year ago, Here In Your Bed­ off their style and playing me­ Steffani from No Doubt, argu­ Surprisingly enough, Goldfinger room. The audience was also Hollywood directors deck the halls with a barage of holiday films With the release of their new lodic punk riffs. Next on was ably better according to some. toured with extra musicians, treated to a wrestling match be­ album, Hang Ups, Goldfinger Kara's Flowers, who despite Goldfinger finally arrived on adding a trumpet and trombone tween a roadie and drummer scheduled to be released on manipulation of once dead to their sound, emphasizing Darrin Pfeiffer, with commentary by BRIAN HILL genre. Spielberg's, Amistadmay be of began a new tour to heavily pro­ heavy promotion from stage and pounded the audi­ Ripley, but that does not matter ence with hits off of their self- their strong ska influence. by frontman John Feldmann StaffWriter A few weeks later (Dec. 19), interest (Dec. 19). Starring An­ Dec. 25. mote their highly anticipated Goldfinger, achieved less than much, considering that ace-di­ Throughout the set, fans were and guitarist Charlie Paulson. James Cameron's anything but thony Hopkins and Morgan Christmas day will also see the sophomore release. Setting the rave reviews from the audience. titled debut. Opening with rector, Jean-Pierre Jeunut is at allowed on stage, making the When the band finally exited the When terrible weather de­ tired, big budget extravaganza, Freeman, Spielberg's first adult release of Tarantino's latest, record for most shows played The big-name opener was Save Mind's Eye, they quickly got the the helm. His City of Lost Chil­ show even better for those few stage, they left an audience stroys your outdoor plans, there Titanic, is slated for release. drama since Schindler's List, Jackie Brown. Once again us­ in a year (382), the Chance in Ferris, and soon everyone in the audience in a frenzy. During dren and Delicatessen were vi­ lucky spectators. Goldfinger left thrilled and enthusiastic. is nothing better than escaping depicts the 1839 rebellion that ing one of his favorite washed- Poughkeepsie was just another club was skanking and moshing songs like Chris Cay ton, Super­ Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and sual masterpieces, and there's to a strong ovation from the into an engaging big screen ad­ took place on the slave ship up actors, Tarantino places sev­ stop on the road for the four to : the smooth ska/swing man, Answers, Mable, Pictures Kate Winslet, this effects-laden no reason to think he won't de­ venture. picture has survived extensive Amistad and its aftermath. Cer­ enties star, Pam Grier in between liver here. production problems. Originally tain to provoke the emotions, federal agents and gangsters. Hollywood realizes this, and A little more than a thriller, is responding with a record scheduled to be released on July this film is a definite Oscar con­ She is a gunrunning flight at­ Scream 2 will be released on Circle Classifieds breaking 55 new movies this 4, it kept getting pushed back tender. tendant who gets caught, and Dec. 12. Once again mocking his holiday season. From Scorsese farther and farther. But now the After taking us aboard the 77- is forced to help bring down her own roots, Wes Craven puts a to Tarantino to Steven film, which focuses on the ac­ tanic and the Amistad, Holly­ boss. There is not as much hype parodic twist on the horror film. 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It has the same formula: almost played for laughs, so that Scream made us love to I am not a big fan of murder going to have a monopoly on take a bunch of good-looking Williamson's sarcastic script fit hate. The shocks are plentiful mysteries where you cannot fig­ ure out the killer until they in­ the sleazy slasher scene. Hope­ kids from popular TV shows and the proceedings, but in Sum­ with conventional set-ups like ; i i ;i;. ;:^:_;:j ;,. fully^ great suspense^ films like l: = i-. ••^-.i.i ^i.^i^Jr stick them in an ultra-vioient mer, he tries to play it straight innocent characters stepping troduce a new character in the The Devil's Advocate will usher slasher film with an ambiguous and it seems so...cheesyrFor ""info the"frame suddenly" Jehni- last five minutes. I am not giv­ in a new era of horror with ending. Here is the noticeable anybody who does not; know . fer Love Hewitt plays the hero- ing: anything away by saying smarts. If you are a twelve-year- difference between Scream and the classic story, it revolves : ine andhas the required vocal this, but no one you know is the SGA NEWS old girl having a slumber party, What You Did Last Summer: around four friends who "acci­ ... chords to squeal like a stuck pig killer. Do not even bother of give Summer 3 out of 5 stars: If SGA SPOTLIGHT Scream was good. The ads for dentally run over a guy on the ~ -when -necessary, but we never voicing your theories during the not give it two and try not to this movie promoted it as "from fourth of July the summer be­ get the impression that these movie. Save the effort and fore they go to college. They makeout with your boyfriend/ get hooked. the creator of Scream because characters are actually scared. Attention All Off-Campus Students it was written by the same guy, decided not to go to the police Oh well, at least it is really girlfriend. The film is nothing Name:_J$en Amarone Kevin Williamson, who knows and wind up dumping the bloody. The victims get hooks like Scream but will probably Year: Freshman Those of us who reside off-campus often encounter many con­ Major: undeclared cerns which do not affect the campus society as a whole. Jim's Filler Anyone with such concerns should Hip-Hop reaches highs Md lows Hometown: Hanideri, Conn either contact myself, Danny Keegan, in the Student Govern­ On the complete horrendous production, lyrics, and a com- ment Office on Tuesdays from 11 to 12 or sporadically in the by CHRISTIAN NOLAN 1 Hi foiks~I have been gathering pictures Favorite Food: Iasagna and opposite end of hip-hop we mercialformat vs. Rakim's shin­ Commuter lounge. There is also a Commuter Student Council StaffWriter Favorite Band: Dave Matthews have Mase's debut album, ing lyrics; production staff, and and iriformatipn.ofmy recent adven­ which meets on Mondays at 5 P.M. in the Commuter Lounge. Two of the more anticipated "Harlem Store." His producer, true hip-hop format." I could not Band I am also in the process of organizing an off-campus volunteer hip-hop albums of the year were Puff Daddy, always promises to . have put it any clearer myself. tures, so to tide over your anxious ad­ Role Model: father and policing unit, if anyone has any questions, feel free to contact recently released. Rakim returns make you dance, but this album In closing; I give Rakim 3.5 stars venture article loving travirigs/here is me at home( 486-5081) or at the Student Gvt. Office (x to the rap world wjth.his solo makes you turn your stereo off. out of'4 stars and Mase 1 star. grandfathers 2206) . album, "The 18th Letter (Al­ Mase should stick to rappin' on Why 1 star? Mase is at least an irrelevant list of albums that are great ways and Forever)" and Puff R&B remixes. All of the re­ better than Missy Elliott. Daddy's sidekick, Mase, re­ cycled beats are beginning to Rakim=hip-hop. Mase=flip-fIop. listening: leases his debut album off Bad sound alike, and Mase's.mono- Boy Entertainment entitled, tone style raps about his clothes "Harlem World." One of these and all of the money he has in Freshman Class President Ben Amarone has only held his position for little over a month now, To the Members ofthe Student Body: M.C.s needs to takKrappin' les­ ; every song. "I wanna give you Rush-Hemispheres but he is no rookie to the political scene. sons from the other. I think the karats 'til you feel like a rabbit." Rollins Band-Weight "I've always been involved in political positions in the past. I like to get involved in what's going On behalf of all the members of Student Government, I would answer is self-explanatory. The only high points come in The Arts and on at Marist," said Amarone. like to thank Debbie Alfano, Jackie Caruso, and Linda Cooper Rakim returns a five-year hiatus " ; Wanna Act" which fea­ Entertainment They Might Be Giants-Apollo 18 As a senior at Notre Dame high school in West Haven.Conn. Amarone was student council along with several others for all their help and support. Their and split from his former DJ, Eric tures Busta Rhymes, "What president and a member of TEAM ND, a student ambassador program. While a part of this team voice helped open doors for the individuals with disabilities on B. Despite Eric B's absence, the You Want", and the continuous section highly Broadside Electric-More Bad Amarone traveled to area middle schools to recruit for his high school. These recruiting trips the Marist campus who felt that their concerns were not being beats fail to disappoint. Who mad rapper skit. Other guests News • ] ,.' gave Amarone valuable public speaking experience. heard. A 504 compliance officer has just been hired to specifi­ needs him anyways? "The 18th include, as usual: Jay-Z, Li'l Kim, values your Although he is undeclared, Amarone is considering a major in Communications with a concen­ cally oversee the needs of our disabled students. It was the stu­ Letter" features production 112, Lox, and Puff Daddy him­ opinions! ! Bad Religion-Generator tration in public relations where he can use his public speaking skills. dents determination, combined with the help ofthe Student Gov­ from such elites as Pete Rock, self. Oddly enough, Eightball Amarone decided to come to Marist because of its good reputation as a communications school. ernment Association that caused the administration at Marist to DJ Premier, and DJ Clark Kent. and MJG make an unwanted Please contact Sensefield-Killing in the Name Of "It definitely had what I needed to succeed in the look deeper into an issue facing many students on this campus This ten track (plus two remixes) guest appearance. Who would future," said Amarone. and take it seriously. This illustrates that the students do have a album has no low points. The like this album? A supposed editor Jim The Pogues-// / Should Fall In the future Amarone would like to work in a public relations position as a means to get his say in what happens here at Marist and they can make a differ­ way each lyric and beat hits you hip-hop fan that only owns Bad Dziezynski at From Grace Of God name out to the public. After he has made a name for himself he would like to run for a public ence. causes one to compare this to Boy albums. WMCR hip^hop position like mayor.But for now Amarone is focusing on his current position. Thank You for All Your Hard Work! Nas' "Illmatic" debut. Rather directors Bill Hickey (Wild Bill) x2429 if you Belinda Carlisle-predtest Hits Amarone noted that the faculty and student leader's willingness to help has given him the support Sincerely, than "N.Y. State of Mind," Rakim and Todd Vachon (Mayday) wish to report that has enabled him to succeed at Marist. Katherine Jowdy hits with "New York ( Ya' Out sum up the two releases well; Shelter-Quest For Certainty "I've learned that political leaders here at Marist take things seriously. They do all they can to S.G.A. Director of Public Relations There)." "We got chicks for the "Mase's debut album and on anything accomplish their goals," said Amarone. wreck, we like pigs for pets, We Rakim's most recent album rep­ Supertouch-The Earth is Flat Assisting Amarone with freshman class affairs are Vice President Christopher Blaise, Trea­ got Giants, and Jets, the Knicks, resent the two opposite ends of artistic or en­ surer Cristina Allgeyer, and Secretary Shannon Mclnnis. And they have organized a couple of Yanks, and Mets." the hip-hop spectrum; weak tertaining. upcoming events. Starting on Monday a 50/50 raffle will be held in the Champagnat breezeway, 10 THE CIRCLE, November 13,1997 THE CIRCLE, November 13,1997 11

scoring the first two goals. "Our guys seemed to want it a Steve on Sports -—— What's On Tajp? Manhattan then stormed back little more and they were re­ Men's soccer season comes to a to tie the game, notching two warded for it," Herodes said. See the Red Foxes in action... goals in the last twelve minutes. Freshman Mike Carducci Bumps on the road to the Final Fleming said blowing the lead made seven saves in goal for his merciful end; team goes 2-13-1 was a typical case of overconfi- first career win. As a sophomore and fresh­ Football vs. Siena (11/15); Cross Country at In the end, inexperience and a faced with a lot of pressure in a ing with only 14 goals. Rider dence. The Red Foxes rounded out serious lack of frontcourt punch man, respectively, Hatton and by CHRIS O'DONNELL District I NCAA Regionals, Boston (11/15); tough situation. forward Craig Wicken and Iona "We started to lax because the season in lackluster fashion spelled disaster for Magarity's McCurdy were two of Staff Writer' Men's Basketball vs. European Exhibition "We knew coming into the forward Shawn Murphy have 15 they were a last place team play­ with a 2-0 loss to a poorOneonta gang. We can expect some of Magarity's sparkplugs in '96- (11/14), vs. Adidas All-Stars (11/18); Women's In 1996, the men's soccer team season that we were asking a goals individually as their teams ing their last game of the sea­ State club last Wednesday (3- the same problems (especially '97, and showed signs of devel­ rose above the dismal shadow lot from our freshmen," he said. head into the MAAC playoffs. son," he said. "Instead, they 13-1,1-5 Mid-Continent). the latter) this year. oping into legitimate stars. Basketball vs. New York Gazelles (11/14); of years past and achieved some "It's tough for these freshmen Marist was shut out seven attacked at the end of regula­ Freshman Jason Asparro said With an extra year of Division Swimming/Diving vs. Iona (11/13), at Rider As he enters his twelfth win­ respectable.mediocrity. Unfor­ to stay focused for ninety min­ times, and was never able to win tion and we paid dearly for it." they wanted to build something 1 experience under their belt, ter as head coach of the men's (11/1.5); Hockey vs. Penn State (11/14). tunately, this year the Red Foxes utes." a game in regulation time. The out of the Oneonta State. team, Magarity may have the these two explosive athletes lost the ground that had been Although the club had lapses, Red Foxes also registered only "We wanted to win two games best recruiting class of his ten­ should be ready to assume more gained last season. the Red Foxes were in most of eight assists, tying St. Peter's We knew coming into in the row to build for next sea­ ure in 1997-98. of a leadership role on a team Two years ago, ESPN was sec­ The team relied on inexperi­ the games they played. for worst in the conference. the season that we son, but unfortunately it did not that is much more balanced than Tom's Trivia Corner onds away from gracing our Drew Samuels, a 6'5" forward, enced freshmen to fill starting Head coach Bobby Herodes Defensively, the Red Foxes go that way," he said. last year. Five seniors, two jun­ were asking a lot campus with Championship leads the list of newcomers. He roles and could not generate said the team was resilient and gave up the most goals in the The loss was the final game in iors, four sophomores, and two Who was the first player taken in the 1993 from our freshmen... Week coverage of the NEC comes to Marist after two con­ enough offense, a deadly com­ refused to give up. league with 25. Overall, they a Red Fox uniform for seniors men's basketball title tilt. secutive years as the leading freshmen give Magarity a mix Major League Baseball expansion draft? bination that was too much for "This team could have packed yielded 3.02 goals per game. —Andy Fleming Mike Kenney. Cary Smith, Dave scorer and rebounder at St. that should be more stable than A 20-win season came to an Bobby Herodes' club to handle it in a long time ago," he said. Herodes also commented that Seipp, Rino Mazzella, Andy excruciating end when Francis Prep in Queens. last season's inconsistent (Last week's answer: Rick Pitino did not on its way to a 2-13-1 overall Throw that in with the lack of the freshmen gained valuable After a scoreless first over­ Dolan. Josh Thomas. Matt Monmouth pulled off one of the group. Samuels was named the Brook­ take Boston University to the Final Four.) record, with a 2-6-1 mark in the offensive production, and the experience despite the 2-13-1 time, senior Dave Seipp assisted Viggiano and Bryan Thomas'. most miraculous last-second lyn-Queens player of the year Hatton and Larragan are MAAC. result is a very long season. season. Rino Mazzella on the game win­ Fleming said he was a little dis­ comebacks this reporter has last season, and led his Terriers joined in the backcourt by Tom Drag is a regular contributor to The Circle Assistant coach Andy In fact, the Red Foxes were Marist picked up their second ning goal in the second over­ appointed with the underclass­ ever witnessed. to the Ney York City Catholic sharpshooter Manny Otero and Fleming said the freshmen were seventh in the MAAC in scor- victory of the season two weeks time. For Mazzella, his fourth men. And then Dave Magarity lost Championship game. In addi­ the slicing Joe Taylor. Both are struggled in the paint last sea­ That alone indicates the dra­ ago with a thrilling 3-2 overtime goal of the season places him "The seniors played real hard, a whole lot of frontcourt to tion, Dick Vitale has dubbed him seniors, and will flush out what son. Unless Cielebak develops matic change that will undoubt­ win against last place Manhat­ second in team scoring (4 goals, being it was their last game for graduation, including stalwart the MAAC's "Diaper Dandy" of should be a very productive, into a significant contributor, edly make Dave Magarity's life tan. 1 assist) behind freshman Pete Marist," he said. "But the un­ center Alan Tomidy, and the the year in his pre-season col­ deep group of guards. ' this team will be dependent on more difficult as his team passes Off Campus Playing on a small, shoddy Kilpatrick (4 goals, 2 assists). derclassmen seemed like they 1996-97 version of Red Fox bas­ lege basketball magazine. The frontcourt will still be this Bellin, Kenney and Keenan to through its first MAAC sched­ byJEFFDAHNCKE field, freshman Brian Karcz led Herodes said he liked the way were just playing out the sea­ ketball seemed far removed from Other fresh faces include team's weakness. size up with the other centers in ule. In the NEC, the Red Foxes Last Saturday was hailed as Instant replay provides a way the way for the Red Foxes by the team played in overtime. son." the team that had broken our Tomasz Cielebak, a 6'9" forward Bryan Whittle, Dan Berggren, the MAAC. Unfortunately, that would have improved upon last Judgment Day in college foot­ to correct those mistakes. hearts a year earlier. out of Poland, and Bo Larragan, McCurdy and Samuels are all is easier said than done. year's results, and maybe even ball. After watching thethree It was eliminated after the 1991 Last season's squad, led a junior transfer from Providence mid-sized forwards who may The wild-card factor as Marist hosted a post-season game or big games, one team clearly dis-. season because television net­ Rugby falls short in post-season mostly by juniors and sopho­ College. Cielebak, Marist's lat­ develop into a decent unit, but basketball begins a new season two. In the MAAC, they may tinguished themselves as the works, complained that it de­ mores, staggered through the est foreign import, arrives in there are no steady scorers, and is the MAAC itself. The con­ endure some growing pains. > country's best— Michiganr layed the game to much. But if One factor that may have hurt Among other things, Coakley early part of the schedule, but Poughkeepsie with ajeputation no proven go-to guys in this ference is a notch above the As the exhibition schedule byJANBEIGHLEYJR. Not only did they go to Happy those few extra minutes help to the team was losing captain Jeff is proud of the fact that Marist managed to show signs of life as a big man who can also score bunch. Northeast Conference, and will begins on Friday at the Staff Writer Valley and beat the third-ranked correct atrocious calls like the Carter to injury with five min­ is "building a reputation as a in February. The Foxes even put from outside, while Larragan, a Magarity spent last winter provide stiffer competition. McCann Center, it looks like Nittany Lions, they embarrassed one made against Chrebet last The Marist College rugby utes left in the first half. good rugby school." This repu­ a second half scare into NEC veteran of the Big East, is ex­ searching desperately for a cen­ Last season, Fairfield, the Marist will wind up somewhere them. ,' " ; ' week, the league should just team saw its season end on Sat­ This fall saw Marist advance tation is being built on a foun­ power Long Island University pected to contribute immedi­ ter to anchor his learn. Of the eighth seed in the MAAC.post- in the middle of the MAAC At times it was scary how " tell the networks that they are urday at Colt Park in Hartford, to the Northeast playoffs, mean­ dation of excellent players that in a conference quarterfinal ately, in the back'.court.' ". three candidates that remain, at season tournament, got hot and pack. My official prediction? ; dominant the.Wolverines.were. ' goingWhave'to, live with it. after a 22-0 loss in the North­ ing th^Red Foxes were among are beginning to p\ay for the game before an overweight-old ' There are Other reasons;'fo"e£- least one must step up and'fill swept through the rest of the Sixth place in the new confer­ While the offense led by quar­ Tekms should riot iose games east Playoffs Final Eight against the top eight teams in the north­ Red Foxes. woman in the front row stood pect an improvment over last the role, which has been vacant league en route to a spot.in the ence, with rising expectations for terback Brian Griese and running due to errors that could have Central Connecticut. eastern region. The squad also While the game against Cen­ up and belted out a few verses year's campaign. The two big­ since the departure of Tomidy. Big Dance. Then, in tKe NCAAs, '98-'99. back Chris Howard was impres­ been avoided. The game was Marist's last of finished as the runner-up in the tral Connecticut was its last of of "Na, Na, Hey, HeyKiss Him gest may be Bobby Joe Hatton Sebastian Bellin, Tom Kcnney, the Stags almost upset Dean Steve Wanczyk is sive, it was the Michigan de­ V- ,"' • '-'* * * * * the fall season, a season that Division II Rugby Union. the fall season, the team is look­ Goodbye." and Joe McCurdy. and Dennis Keenan all Smith's North Carolina Tarheels. The Circle's sports editor. fense that controlled the game, - In his first interview since be saw the Red Foxes finish with a The Red Foxes have enjoyed ing ahead towards the spring, Penh State.was held to just 169 ing suspended from boxing, 3-1-1 record in the regular sea­ great performances from many when it will get the opportunity yards "of "total .offense and Mike Tyson said he believes he son and a 5-2-1 overall mark, in­ players throughout this to try to repeat as champions of Winter Intercession - Schedule of Courses corrterback{ Charles Woodson. will never bereinstated because cluding three playoff games. .. groundbreaking season. Some the Stonybrook Tournament. Plan Ahead - v Classes meet January 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,12,13,14, IS, 16and20 ' • • • showed the co"uritry ,why"he* "everyone hates me."- Tyson This year's squad advanced of the leading Foxes include "We are really looking forward Catchup MORNINGS-9:00 a.m. - 12:10 p.m. should take home the Heisroan may not have many supporters farther than any other Marist captain Jeff Carter (scrumhalf), to spring," Coakley said. ART llON-111 Basic Drawing ,•• •. Swann by providing outstanding cov: anymore but his suspension rugby team this decade. Martin Kappus (wing), and The rugby team has two tour­ Graduate en Time ART .292L-11 ] ST: Research Art History (indep. study - Internet) Marquardt erage and, grabbing a 37ryard , will definitely be lifted, no ifs, The team, despite the loss to Dave Sciascia (forward/prop). naments, including Stonybrook, COM 101L-111 Public Presentation . "Ngoh touchdown pass from Griese, ands, or bites about it. Central Connecticut, is proud of Also contributing this year lined up for the spring season, COM ; '•-.230L-111 The An of the Film (9:40 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.) Khosravi I say this after seeing Evander were. Matt Salegna.(the Red but individual games have yet Register Now COM •''•.••255L-l.il Communicating on the Internet McKenzie Despite its outstanding; perfor­ its season, and the players are Holyfield defeat Michael definitely not ashamed of their Foxes' number, eight), Dan to be scheduled. r CRJU 202L-111 Criminology" ' Lavin mance thus far, Michigan still has f° ENG 240L-111 American Short Fiction • -• Norklun two tough games ahead. Moorer last Saturday night. playoffeffort. Quagliaro. (a flyhaif/hooker), There will beno home matches FCRU 223L-111 Russia Today (dual listed) , . Norkeliunas They travel to Wisconsin this - Next up is probably Lennox "I felt we played well," senior Eric Qietz (a forward), and finally duringthe spring, however, Winter MATH;'.•'.';'• 130L-111 Introductory Statistics I (prerequisite) .Timm week and thehplay host to Ohio Lewis.'" :' ' Brian Coakley said. "It was a Larry Pepp.inato, a forward who since most of the field time at PSYC 317L-111 Child Development . Durilap State; Look for the Wolverines Lewis is a very good fighter hard fought game, but they over­ is a candidate for the national Marist is given to varsity level RUSS 223L-111 Russia Today (dual listed) ' 'Norkeliunas : but it is hard to get excited under .l 9 rugby team. teams.. . AFTERNOONS - 2:00 p.m. - 5:10 p.m. . ' to be seriously tested in the next whelmed us." IntersessioJt ART 145N-112 Basic Photography : • : "' McCormack' two Weeks,.but still manage to-. about a bout between him and .COM ?, 202L-112 Communication Ethics • ' ' McKenzie ,., put the finishing-touches on a Holyfield. And it will be almost "i January 2 - 20 COM 289L-112 Writing for the Media (dual listed/prerequisite) Cole perfect season." . -- ~ >, ' impossible to get people to fork Men's swim team still unbeaten COM 355L-112 Applications in Digital Communication ,._ . Pennings /• On Jan. 1", it will be Michigan over forty bucks to see it. (Including Saturday, January 3) ENG 280L-112 Creative Writing . . _. , Heikkinen. . claiming college footbalI's na- Tyson may hot be likedjrbut in. He was a member of the first "They both have terrific work ENG . 327L-112 Writing for the Media (dual listed/prerequisite) Cole ( by MARK J. WELLS ; tional championship after a.vic he attracts fans, and fans equal place 400 meter medley relay ethics for such young athletes." HIST 312L-112 American Presidency (dual listed)' " Shaffer'"'"'-' r Staff Writer REGISTRATION: Registrations'for Marist College MATH 230L-112 Operational Models (prerequisite) '" ' Rancourt tory in Pasadena. , "'„ -'. money. Boxing officials will not team, and won the 200m Junior Chris Blackwell contin­ and visiting students .will be accepted every work POSC ...-•• 312L-112 AmericanPresidency(duallisted) • L- Shaffer keep their sport's biggest-attrac­ The men's swimming and div­ freestyle and the. 200m back­ ued to dominate on the diving day through December 19 at the School of Adult PSYC ., 202L-112 Abnormai;Psychology (prerequisite) .... del Rosario Anyone,who saw the'Jets- tion away for long. They .will ing team caught up with the stroke races. boards, winning both the 1- Education, Dyson Center 127, or at the College's EVENINGS - 6:00.p.m. - 9:10 p.m. ..-, > . extension centers in Fishkill and Goshen. , For Dolphins game last week saw learn to live with him if he helps women's squad this week. By . A second great contribution meter" and the 3-meter diving ART " 125L-234 Arts and Values ' ' ' .....' TBA . why it is time to bring instant fill their wallets. defeating Central Connecticut came from David Dobbins, an­ events. additional information call 575-3800.; ; BUS 320N-234 Financial Management (permissionof^instructor)' Kbbos TUITION: Cost for a three credit course is $1,076. COM 301L-234 Small Group Communication Ngoh replay back to the NFL. * Now, in what will, become a 136-103, the team upped its other freshman swimmer. Dob­ Blackwell won the two events .(.•' One third payment ($359) is due at registration; the COM '. 287L-234 TV Production ••> • > . McCartney . Quarterback Glenn Foley regular feature, here is my top . record to 2-0 and matched the bins, like Nichols, was a mem­ by a. combined 102 points over balance ($717) is due no later than December' 19. ". • ENSC . .101L-234 Intro.duction to Environmental Issues TBA . clearly completed a pass to five from the week that was:.. women's early season unde­ ber of the first place 400m med­ the second place finisher from HOUSING: If you currently reside on campus and HIST 222L-234 Rise and Fall of Modern Europe.. v • , ., White:. Wayne Chrebet, a„ completion 1.. Michigan football— the feated mark ley relay team, and also finished, Central Connecticut. plan on taking'a winter intercession course the cost : PHIL 300L-234 Ethics .. ,.,.,• :.Melley. that would have moved the best team in the country.. This meet was not as close as in first place in two other events, Diving coach Melanie Bolstad of housing will be $35.00 per week for two weeks. ' POSC 101L-234 Introduction to Politics . . Vavrina 2. New York Yankees— they last week's match-up with Se- claiming the top spot in the 50m has nothing but praise for her For additional information contact the Housing PSYC " 101L-234 Introduction to Psychology / " • Berieway chains and perhaps allowed the Office at 575-3307. Jets to continue down'the field finally got Kenny Rogers, out ton Hall. Marist was in control freestyle and the 500m freestyle. top notch diver. ...v REST 209L-234 World ReHgions' Peter-Raoul TRAVEL COURSES (Barbados and Hawaii) and tie the game. But Chrebet of the Bronx. ... from the very beginning against The two freshman swimmers "Chris is getting better and PSYC, .. 215L-235 Psychology of Interpersonal Communication Scileppi was ruled to have dropped.the 3. New Jersey Nets—in first Central Connecticut. The Red accounted for 35 percent of the better every meet," Bolstad said. (January 2 - January 16) Permission of instructor required. Fee: $1040-:$1170 + tuition ball and Miami took over pos­ place after week* one.' * * ' Foxes took first place in ten of team's total points (47 of 136). The men's and women's teams HIST 392L-235 History/Culture of the Pacific Rim -, . Olson session. "" 4. Barry Sanders-:-third all- the thirteen events. Coach Larry Van Wagner ex­ have their second dual meet of MARIST (December 26 - January 15) Permission of instructor required. Fee $2100 - $2650 + tuition I am not criticizing the officials time rusher. .. and climbing. Connecticut native Keith pressed his pleasure with the the season on Thursday at 7:00 in the Jet game or officials in gen­ 5. Nebraska Cornhuskers— Nichols followed up his Seton two valuable freshman. p.m. at the McCann Center, eral. They are only human, and they somehow found a way to Hall heroics by placing first in "Keith and Dave are two spe­ when they host MAAC oppo­ will sometimes make mistakes. defeat Missouri. the three events he competed cial athletes," Van Wagner said. nent Iona College. QUOTE OF THE WEEK STAT OFTHE A^EEK "Marist is building a reputation With a victory on Saturiday, the as a good rugby school." football team will tie a Marist -Brian Coakley 2 record for consecutive wins. I " I THE CIRCLE^ November 13 Football gears up for a ground showdown in' 97 season finale

by THOMAS RYAN the Foxes, is going to get his Jon Reed returned to form Staff Writer share of yards, according to against Canisius, hauling in 4 Marist head coach Jim Parady. catches for 68 yards, including Something is going to have to "He's going to get a fair a 50:yarder that set up Marist's give this Saturday when the amount of yards just based oh first touchdown. Siena Saints travel to the amount of carries he gets," Despite not catching a single Poughkeepsie for Senior Day. Parady said. "The trick is not pass the week before against St. On one side is the Saint's allowing the over 60-yard run, Francis, Reed still has a chance Reggie Greene, Division I-AA's and always having more than to break the Marist single-sea­ leading rusher. On the other is one man around the ball. If you son record for catches and Marist's defense, number one in try to tackle him with one guy, yards. He needs five receptions I-AA in rushing defense. At he's going to beat you." and 115 yards against Siena to stake- an unbelievable 200- The "beating you" part is what break both records. yard per game average for Parady and his team are con­ Marist increased its lead on Greene, and a national record for cerned about. their first possession ofthe sec­ the Red Foxes. With a win on Saturday, ond half, as Godfrey first cov­ Greene, the two-time defend­ Marist (5-4, 3-4) will notch its ered 54 yards to move the ball ing MAAG Player of the Year, fourth win in a row, tying a to the Golden Griffiths' 16, and needs 102 yards rushing to school record set in 1990 and then followed that up with a 5- Circle photo/Mike Fnsch maintain a 200-yard average, and matched in 1994. yard touchdown run which Tha Red Fox hockey team celebrates a recent goal. 302 yards to reach 2,000 for the "Winning the football game is pushed the score to 13-0. • A month Into the season, the team is 6-3-1. season. first in our minds," Parady said. A long Canisius drive was That last number may sound "It would be great if we could capped off by quarterback a bit far-fetched, but keep in do both, but winning is number Bryan Roland's 1-yard touch­ mind 302 yards would still be 77 one." down run early in the fourth Hockey hits its stride; short of hissingle-game career Marist's winning streak quarter, cutting the Red Fox lead high of 379 yards set against St. reached three last week, after a to 13-6. , hosts Penn St Friday John's last year.. 20-6 victory over the Canisius Marist put the game away later The Red Foxes'.mission, Golden Griffiths (3-6,2-4). in the fourth when sophomore by RACHAEL VOLLARO "He played very well for us," should they choose to accept Fullback Sam Godfrey led the Jack Reily had a 1-yard touch­ :.:;:. Staff Writer [^ Kamp said. it, will be to hold Greene to 82 way with 134 yards rushing and down run of his own, set up by The second period was the yards or less, which would break two touchdowns, as he carried Godfrey's 18-yard run that The Marist College ice hockey reason for the loss to Siena, ac­ Grambling's I-AA' rushing de­ the ball more than 15 times for moved the ball to the Canisius team has opened the 1997-98 cording to the coach. fense record of 44.5 yards al­ the second consecutive week. 7-yard line. season with an overall record of "We had a very bad let down lowed per game, set in'1984. "The defenses we've been So trie stage is set for this Sat­ 6-3-1. in the second period. We Greene has yet to be held to less seeing have opened lip the full­ urday. The final collegiate game The defending Super East outplayed them in the firstpe ­ than 164 yards this season, but back," Parady'said!' ''They've for the Marist seniors, with na­ Champs went 2:1 last weekend, riod, but they outplayed us Marist must hold him to exactly been keying on our tailbacks an tional and school records on the defeating C.W Post 9-7 on Fri­ badly in the second," he said. half of that on Saturday. our offensive line'have been line, and a 5' 10" running back day and Monmouth 3T1 on Sat­ Although they suffered the Greene, who was held to 130 opening nice holes for our full­ in the way. Kickoff is at 1:00 urday,-and losing, 4-3, to Siena loss, the Red Foxes outshot yards on 31 carries last year by backs to run through." p.m. on Sunday. Siena 40-29. Persson led the Junior forward Bill Persson, team with two goals against the junior forward Jason Caruso and Saints, and is second on the Women's basketball opens forward co-captain Brian team in scoring. Warzecha all scored against Warzecha, the team's leading C.W. Post. Persson had the scorer, did not see much time with exhibition loss to Czechs game-winning goal. __. . against Siena due to illness. by MARK J.WELLS year. Marist only-shot 17 per­ Another bright spot for the In net for the Foxes was junior Kamp said that the team Staff Writer cent in the firsthalf . Red Foxes was freshman center Carl Wagner, who faced ten learned something from their Head coach Ken Babineau, Jessica Bergner. In her. first shots, and allowed seven goals. loss. The Marist College-women's beginning his twelfth season taste of college basketball, Head Coach Bill Kamp seemed "We've all got to work harder basketball'team opened up its with the Red Foxes, explained Bergner scored 11 points and happier with his team's play against the better teams," he exhibition season last Friday some of the-problems his team ripped down eight rebounds in versus Monmouth than in the said. t- night as they hosted Roto was having in their exhibition a backup role. game against Post. This weekend the Red Foxes Banska Bystrica, from the Czech opener. Coach Babineau was im­ "Against Monmouth we had look forward to a matchup with Republic, at the McCann Cen­ "We didn't start well," he said. pressed by the play of Lesko a much better effort," he said. Penn State, a team they tied and ter. "Shooting 17 percent in the first an»l Bergner. In the victory against lost to last season." The Czech Republic,- led by its half really put us in an early hole. "Jean-Marie shot really well Monmouth, Persson, Caruso Overall the team is optimistic, swarming defense, defeated the I feel we are right where we for the first game of the year," and co-captain Mark Avagliano and Persson said he knows Red Foxes, 71 -52. Marist was should be after only two weeks Babineau said. "Jessica really each had one goal apiece. • The what his team needs to do to forced into 12 turnovers over of practice." • showed me something tonight Red Foxes out shot their oppo­ earn the W. the course of-the game. - The Red Foxes jumped out to with her play." nents 49-23. "If we play our game and do The Czechs were led by an early 5-0 lead before the One point, that coach "Monmouth is a very much the best we can, we can win," Natalia Kravoiik, who poured in Czech-Republic responded'with Babineau stressed was that his improved team from last year, he said. . 26 points to go along with her the 21 -5 run that put them up to team needs to improve its re­ but we outplayed them sub­ Coach Kamp is also confident. 10 rebounds and 4 assists. stay. A six point deficit in the bounding. Marist was out-re­ stantially.-They had a very out­ "I think we have a good Another standout for the early stages of the second half, bounded 53-44 on Friday. standing goaltender who made chance to beat them," he said. Czech squad was Lina at 35-29, was the closest Marist "We did a poor job on the it a close game,".Kamp said. The Red Foxes take the Dambrauskaite, who registered wouldcome for the rest of the boards," Babineau said. "We Marist goalie Vin Caruso Nittany Lions this Friday at 9:30 a double double. She scored 23 game. need to work on our boxing out stopped 22 out the 23 shots. p.m., at the McCann Ice Arena. points and pulled down 13 re­ The Red Foxes had a few for next game." bounds. bright spots in the loss. Senior The women's next game is Fri­ INSIDE... The two leaders of the Czech • guard Jean-Mari&Lesko scored day at 5:30 p.m. at the McCann team combined to score 49 of a team high 22 points on 6-21 Center, when they will play the Men's soccer // the teams 71 points, accounting shooting, with 18 of those New York Gazelles in the first Swimming & Diving // for nearly 70 percent of their points coming via the three game of a Marist basketball Off Campus ]j team's total offense. point shot. Lesko shot an im­ doubleheader. The Red Foxes Road to the Final Four 10 The Red Foxes looked a little pressive 40 percent from behind open their regular season at nisty in their first game of the the arc. Boston College on Nov. 20. ..SPORTS