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.. Ph% t!Y Msgnan Hanlon All members of the Arts Association signed up to help sell carnations for their Flower Sale fundraiser.
wa J lilt: by Big Si~ll,;rs ••.P A _ the brncelcl!i that were urdered ciaJ mll!'re I g up It :3mpu.. ,\ I'e slid. TIle group was t:1I BIg suers. old prnk rubber ed becau<;e nol \ nl, did thl brat:elet Il upp rt Brea. t neCL Durinu th fi r I hOUT, all nt'd on paue 4 Results fro co rse registration
8) Emilie Lavoie . niors ~ l.: I tre. hIllen anu s pho requires u to 'ct a ',de eat til' taff'W,.iler mores have two to thre years to em . ler is pplied p .y hology. take cour. so pnQrily ihould wllich Wa! fo r two . ections Many complrunt'i have be given to eniOTs who Ileed only." Reason fOT setting aside been circulating the campus them for grnduatlon. sea~ In Lhl . maJ r i b()cau e it regarding c{ urse regi. tralion, T.lkmg thl ri ·jng issue ha ' spe tfic course requirements The first one, of course, was to the source. Susan McDonald, for ·tudents in the first two alluded to m a previow i ue' the Director of R c rds and year;' the bright and early time set up RegistratIOn in rhe Academic The two above excep Jennifer Dlprete prep r n9 for student for registration. No\ , many Records office, wa ' a ked about \I n were the only one' a part one on one upperc1as. men hav already the seats et a ide In das e and of d1e "non--existing policy" of gone through the spring registra the mentioned complaints. closing off cJasse t upperclass up f process Although, there i not men. All other classes were tion which brought IUllem another problem to the forum. an existing polley fOT clas. es to closed off' at thelT normal cap " There are many complaints, by be clo ed off for underclassmen. Thus, the adminislration': rea eruors especially, that cia es, McDonald says, "The cience soning behind general unavail some required for their gradua and Technology department els ability of a particular class tems tion, were unavailable or the aside eat in the 200 level sci from the c1as I or pc fessor's seats set aside for seniors were ence courses and labs only for popUlarity. An exampJe of such a filled Naturally, thi up et nl sophomores and fre ·bruen. II class is the Marketing 400 level dents becau. e they need particu McDonald goes on to lar classes to graduate. Some state, "The only major that Cont'd on page 4
Justin Will iams give hi advi e Bryant's Hockey Team begins X-box game's Halo 2 was to women on ampus while their 2004-2005 eason and released hl stores on November Bryan Sergeant questions rul Rubgy pauses their season until 9. 2004 and what is len for fans and regulation given to tu the spring. of the band Fish. dents. JI - Page 2 Nationa News The Archway Bush's re-election raises questions about Mideast peace
By Michael Matza lion with less support for I rael, start, and witb Israeli Prime Kunzer said. "I think lhat' the • Fatah, the mOSl powerful Knighl Ridder Newspapers both because this is a second Minister Ariel Sharon proposing important pan allhis juncture." Palestinian political organiza term and because the agenda is to change tbe dynamic by with During the period a tion.) (KRn going to be djfferent," said Tel drawing all settlements from year and a half ago when To advance the proces Aviv University pre ident hamar Gaza snd four small enclaves in Mahmoud Abbas, al 0 known as under a econd Bush administra The fe-election of Rabinovitch, Israeli ambassador lhe West Bank. the stage IS sel Abu Mazen, was Palestinian tion, some observers said th ' President Bu h. although widely to the United tates from 1993 for renewed U.S. intervention. prime minister, he called for an United tates n eds to initiate a w leomed in Israel. also faISeS to \996. whether by du ting off the road end 10 the armed uprISing by comprehensive diplomatic some vexing questions about the While Bush's unilateral map or in another tbtm. Palestinians and helped negotiate maneuver and tay committed impact his second leon could iSI style is unlikely to chang, An early 1e I of how a brief cease-nre by militant for th long haul. setting bench have on the Israeli-Palestinian Rabinovitch said, he does need much pressure the United States groups. marks and holding both sides contli I "to find a common platform with may be willing to appl comes Sensing ah opening. accountable in an evenhanded Freed fi-om the impera the Europeans" in dealing with in the cont xl of Sharon's pro Bush held a high-profile summit way. tives of a grueling campaign, Iran's nuclear program, posed unilateral wlUlCirawal in Aqaba. Jordan at which he And if the Bush dm in might a re-energized and refo Europe traditionally has Saying there is no brought Sharon and Abbas isrration d cides to plunge in cused Bush demand unprece taken a harder line with Israel on Palestinian partner for peacl! logether. breaking the stalemal more forcefully, it has to be with dented concessions from Israel such issues as the West Bank negotlati ns. he intends LO with cau ed by I rael's refusal to a clear sense of purpose, not just as part of an effort to jump-start separation barrier and settlement draw all settlers from aza with OI:gotiate under lerrOr. process for prace ' ak . I the stalled peace process? expansion in the Palestinian ter out coordinating with lhe "The brief interlude "Making thmgs happen I As Yasser Arafat fades ritories. If Bush warUs Europl!'s Palestinians But in a post-Arafat with Abu Mazen indicated that. on the ground is far more impor I from the scene, might Busb open li support on the matter of Iran. world. where the "no-panner" when there is a change on the tant than nother sptlech or Il fresh channel of communica Rabin vitch theorize.d. he may argument ma. no longer be Palestinian side. Israel's room photo-op." wrote Aluf Benn. t tion to a mol' constructive have to take u harder lin~ \ itll valid. the United tales could for aneuvering narrows." diplomatic correspond nt for the Pale timan leadership while still Israel as w Ib prt;s lsra I to make the wilh Rabinovitch said. daily Ilaaretz on the morning t inSisting on an end to Pale tlllian Throughout Bush's first drownl multilateral. ' a first Thai hort-lived rap after Bush's ViClOr') "Renewed violence') lerm. he wa p rcciv d as giving !itl!P back to the bar:gain ing lable prochement foundered amid Involvement will have va1ll~ • Could new pressure by Israel u relatlvelv free hand. Perhaps to reassure I raeli military trikes and a only if Lhe Americans pre ent B sh on Isra I impr e the "der the road map peace plan. an ious Israeli U.S. llamas Uleide bombing that practical demands to the sides United States' standing in the for example. he demanded that Ambassador to Israel Daniel killed n Israelis in Jerusalem. and shc)\', credibility and deter Arab world. - Israel freeze settlement ex-pan Kumer said last week lhal "the Abbas (ru ·trated in bis- efforts to mination ill enforcement" Th situation, sOml! sion and dismantk unauthorized word pressure' really docs not pry PO\ el' from Arafat, simply Good mtentions are not analysts 'a), pro\ ide an open Ulposts but as long as aoti figure" in hb vocabulary regard gil e up and re Igned. (He ~n ugh he wrote "It' es ential ing for strategic change by an Israel violence persisted. he sa ing the conl1ict. retamed his position as general to lmow how to intervene and administration obsessed with the no need to hold Israel's feet to "Wt: hav\; issues that secrelal)' of Ull: Palestine how not I . ... l'he lessons of the war In Iraq and heretofore only the fire . are on our mind. Prime Mini ter Liberation OrganizatIOn. which previous decade of American sporadically engaged in the Now with Arafat's ad Sharon knows that. And he's IS why he is baCK on the ene mediation sltow that hyperactivi Palestinian- lsnleli conf1 ict. ing p wer presenting a chan e mad' commitments that he has now, taking over Arai'ar' dutle ty is not a miracle drug." "There could be a situa for Palestinians 10 make a fresh told us he intends to fulfill." as head of both the PLO ilnd Youth turnout on Election Day larger than ru ored
B) Kavita Kumar sid ro.:d thl.:m a key 5"" ing vote the \Oling age changed to 18 polls and carl vole LOLaI resu Its, people interviewed in e. it polls Sf L.Juis Pos/-Oi. pa{( II that could help push Dl!mocratic fr m 21. a cordinla to the Center That means that lhe were in that age group. (KRT) en. John Kerry over the top for Informalion &-R t:arch on overall tum out or young people orne t:lection research Bllt in the election Civic L 'aming & Engagement at was 51.6 percent, up from 42 ,3 e have also pointed out that aftermath. many comm 'ntalors the U 111 ersity 01 Mal) land, percent four year ago. In baule while more 18· to 29-year-olds Don'tb·Jj \Clh'h_p i 1 - I _ -_ • - .. I 111 t \ \' om . r l nd t· it "s <,; 'n hi ,ll:f ho i!' u II', I / ti II a ou the i appoi nt in yout t put II simply," aid Adam at 64 \!rcent.' made p ab ul the 'am perCell' vote this vear. Ale ander, a spokesman for the o wh were there so age of the electorate abollt 17 t 'en a the poll clo ed The truth is, by man. e\\ Voters ProjelOl. "We \\ere many .. 'ild inaccura ics tinging percent 8!> th Y did four years Iflst Tuesday. many pundits. measures young people hnpmg to tum out 20 million. around'? ago. TIlal'S because more vott:rs bl\,ggcr~ and reporters were ask appeared to have rocked the vote And \'C hit21 miUlOn ." PI! pie misinterpreted f all age \\ t:nt to the polls thi ing \\ hat happened to the much as pr IIl1Sed and showed up in R carchers at the 111 numb'rs. said arTIe year. ball, ho ed young voters who large lJumbers biggt:r even than Center for Infomlalion & Donovan. youth director al the SLUdc:m rganizers In were supposed to lUll) out in in 1992, the lasl high mark for Re eaTCh on Civic Leaminl! & niverslt) '01 Maryland rc earch Missouri and Illinois. many of hllac numb rs pro t.Ied to Ihe turnout among thiS group, Engagement cSlimatl: thut .'16 center. omc neViS r ports said wh m had been drumming up PllUS by MTV. the war in Iraq. a cordin~ 10 \\ ide" CIted 'md million more people under the lhar 10 percent ur J8- 10 2-t e. citt:ment and :.lclively rcgister framie liege: rcgi~tration drives ilccept!!d~eslirnaLes: il was the age 01 30 voud rhis year as year-olds showed up at the polis, Ill!! students for months, \'tere and' close election. orne eOI1 biggest tumout since 1972. when compared 10 2000 based on . it .... hen in ract 10 percent 0[' the u'i-prised by the erroneou. num bers slamming the youth Oll!. "We dltln'll,now where: those Ilumber,; were comm!! from." said leresa .1I!livan~ presiucm f tlte 'I. L )UI. cbapter fProject DCmocr-dC} and a se ior -at Washington Universit " "n'l! lllrnout here was rC
November 12, 2004 Campus News Page 3 FYI Did you Know... GEP wins big in Chicago Cont d from pag' L -MSU is looking for models for their Extravaganza Night. Anyone interested should attend modeling practice this Sunday November 14 at 3 p.m in Papitto. All you need is your smile, your excitement, and your attitude.
-Today is the last day for the Society for Advancement of Management's Silent Auction. There will be a table in the Rotunda until 2 p.m. Photo by Sam Tabatsbai -If you are interested in the applying for the Junior Junior Samee McDaniel, for AXon Technologies, Class Committee, send your application along with awarded first place in the Elevator Pitch your resume to --- [email protected] by Competition. November 15. No previous skills or leadership are for people who have Boot Camp. he ontre preneurial Senior Cory Degon placed sec required and all are encouraged to apply spin! and have the ond nationally for best Chapter drive to dare to do Pre iden L A cording to Oliveri, -Juniors interested ill designing a T-shirt for the Photo by Ssm Tabatabai migh ty th ings, without "Degon do sa great job in Troy's dedication to the working with the students and Class of 2006 should email Class2006@bryant ed u GEP Program Manager Troy Byrd program Bryant would was instrumental in the planning or kma4@bryant. edu. Designs must be submitted to moderatjng the Elevator Pitch have a less dIverse and and execution of the Elevator exciting business expe Pitch competition." the Student Sen ate office by Wednesday, December Competition. Project Manager, was the moder rience." This year's the convention's 1. The T-shirts will be sold to raise funds for the ator of this years E-Pitch compe Along with these many individ K ynote speake r was Jeff Taylor class account. tition and was assist by Bryant ual awards the org nization as a CEO of Monster-com. During students. whole, as a so recognized for his . peech, he encouraged futur Byrd was also recogn ized fo r his ha ing the best networki ng entrepreneurs with a few words -The Salmanson menu is back online at work with Bryant's GEP pro event with last year's of advice, "don't higher your Entrepre neurial E travaganza. web.bryant.edu/-senate. gram over the past several years, receiv ing the award for Best The event, which was co-spon Chapter Advisor. The judge sored by Brown University, -1-2-1 tickets are on sale in the Rotunda until selected Byrd alter receiving broubhl big names in business multiple nominations from sue as Ted Tumdr. David November 18. Bryant tudents regarding his Neeleman, CEO 0 Jet Blue. and many successes with the pTO Amy Henry ofNBe's The Apprentice. to campus for a -MSU is holding a Kiss the Pig fundraiser from gram over the pa t year.. Ofle nomination came fi'om weekend long event involvUlg Nov 9-19 in the Rotunda. I Daniel \\ ho aid." I helle\e nel\\orkln_. E-Pitch compel i Ih I U lin im :'Inant hid Ilon~ nu an l:nlr preneurtal -SPB will be selling fckets to Blue Man Group shows until November 19 in the Unistructure.
-DECA and the Communication Society will be sponsoring a winter coat dnve from Novembel 29- December 3. Junior Sam Tabatabai meets the CEO of -The Bryant Dance Team will be selling lollipops at a Monster.com, Jeff Taylor. table in the Rotunda Every Tuesday & Thursday friends," and "take long show· from 1-2 p.m . until November 18. er " he advi<;e that great ideas come to Oll in the shower -A mistatement last week within the Resource Oliveri felt, "Taylor was a lan lasLlC speaker. and has aJready Officer article stated Officer Gallager was a EMT xperienced both of those things certified, he is not but he is certified as a Non-vio whIch Taylor keyed tn on." lence Crisis Prevention Instructor Juniors Alex Cuevas and Matt Vekasy, and freshman Matt Keller assisting in front of the crowd at the Competition.
Department of Public Safety Log
ffRE SAFETY YIOLATION ,2004-Wednesday ALCOHOL Nov. 6, 2004-SatuTday at 7:00 p.m . LARCENY- OCI. J I 2004-Sunda) 0.1 g·OO a.m. at 9:08 p.m Lo alion: HALL 1 CIRCLE LOT Location~ OfF CAMPUS Location: RESIDENCE HALL Summary· An amount of alcohol vel' the allowed ummary: A parent called to repon his daugluer had her ummary While checking an area during a lire alarm amount was seized. Citation ISSUed Un iversity issued lap-lOp stolen while stud ing in Italy. numerou fire afety violation' were nored. EMT CALL Nov 7, 2004-Sunday at 12:22 am. DRUGS Nov. 5, 2004-Friday at 11 :45 p.m. Location: RESIDENCE HAL L Location : RESIDENCE HALL ummary' A request for an EMT to check an intoxicat Summary: Repon ofa female wilh an injured Foot ,ummary: Two students alTested for drug possession by ed student. EMS was activated EM was tlvaled. Smithfield Police. BIAS RELATED INClOENT Nov 3,2004 EMT CALL Nov. I l004-Monday al 11.01 a.m . ACCIDENT (MVA) Nov. 5, 2004-Friday at I : 12 a.m. Wednesday at 10:00 p.m. Location : RESIDENCE HALL Location : TOWNl-lOU E ROADWAY LocatIOn: RESIDENCE HALL Summary: A student caBed to report he was not Ceding Summary· A vehicle hit the guard rail on the Senior Summary: Door and wall vandalized with insightful well. EMS was activated. Apartment road. no injuries reported. words and phallic symboL
VANDALl, M Nov. 2, 2004-Tuesday at 12:57 p.m. EMI CA LL Nov. 5, 1004-Friday at 6:02 p.m. BIAS RELATED INClDENT Nov. 4.2004 Thursday Location: COMMUTER PARKIN LOT Location: ADMfNrSTRATlVE HALL at 11 :45 p.m. Summary: A student called to repon her car was keyed. Summary: A student Iripped and fell near construction Location: BRYANT CENTER PADIO site. EMS was activated. Summary: Racially charged comments were directed at EMT CALL Nov. 2. "004-fuesday a19:55 p.tn 2 students by ague t Location: RE lDENCC JIALL EMT CALL Nov 6. 2004-. aturday at 2:40 a.m. Summary: A rep rter tates that a student i having a LocatIon ' RL lDENCE HALL minor rea liun to nuts. EM wa. aellvat d. ummary: A report of a student with a laceration to his head. EM was actIvated. Page 4 The Archway
anlZatlon Registering for Seniors
posed LO be." He called he Cont'd from page 1 offiCI;; and eventuallv had the problem fixed . elec[]ves. When these classes When students were cia ed off. a new 'e tion was asked to comment un the regis opened for emors by [he admm lralion sy tem in general. there istration McDonuld also notes were mi. ed attitudes about this Ihal she mOnit . the schedules )ear' approach. Adam Redford , closely during lhis time of regis ecretflry of MSU snid. "It lratlon and work I be sure Ihat sucked to get up at 6. 0 am. courses students need to 'radu but registering was the easiest it ale are available. hru been ii.'lr me during my lime everal seniors were at Brywri." On the opposit end asked to comment on problems onhe spectrum is ri Rinaudo hal rhey encountered dUring th IS wh says Ihal. '·It IS a very year's r giSirali n praceS!>. Saslta unfair system. It b ridiculou ." (jarab dian. \\ho h d pr blem Wilh ·uch mi ed sludeni pin gl!!. iog a las.. h~ wanted aid. Ions tlnd I!xpcncnces. one can "I am til"' el I pa_ ,llIlhi m ne. onl) wonder ",hat can and what Bnd ~ct sLUCk. taking a h;a~her I ",til be done to cOlltmuc to bet do not e en wam, just so 1have Ler the S) st-em . enough class!! Lo make my On behalr f all students md minor." This brings up lhe p ·si any prabl m' Ihey I;xpencnce ble problem of not haVing usan M Donald was .. lso asketl enough pr fessors 10 saLi fy tht: ifrhere were any tips thaT she lall .n \ ere demand for each class. ould olTer 10 stud nt:; preparing very Suppurtlve. Photo by Maghen The scramble to get a to register and for students that sam becau e 01 r cia sat Iht: desired particular already had. onal rea on . Members of MSU sit at eir fund 11J time was another obstacle that Jkcaus the Ing table for K-$S e Pjg. For all sludents. she suggests st..'l11 fS encountered this year. trying to monitor the courses group 15 nOI as large MaIl A larie experienced. uch a and see it availability status as :;omc of the olh r clubs on hiS room is open 1011 I student problem: "I had to tak. a later ch nges during Winter Break. campus. John C meluis, pr 1 rgalllzation' for th use class hecau e Busin . s 400 Many students will be making 'or the International dent of Art ASSOCtahOn, feels "it designing posters and I)the tilled lip. I got into a class but changes In the time between reg ludent Organizauon I 0). is casler to gel lnetnber. advenisem ats. not when 1 wanted to. ow r Istration ror pri(lg courses and fundraising has ~n one of their involved." He also ·aid grQup IS not reqwred bave to split limes between work the actual start of the spring strengths 1 0 has alread. put "Anythmg thaI i d ne IS to d a fundrai er unless tbey chedules." semester. This js a gre.1I way to on three large fundraisers th i . group efforl. Th was n a have received funding m the Alarie also had a prob ensure students nrollmenl in semester. The first fundraiser single member wh did noL sign !liudent activities fee. Ifa group lem with the registration system . d\:Osired or required classes. was a car in eptember to bene· up to belp with the 11 Vter sal.' does choose I reate ,i fumlnlls Upon signing up Ii r Popular 1\ March of Dim~. Their sec TIle lass of2 7 is er they need to gister_ This is Music and Culture. "the system ond one, which white beanie try ing somelhing different wlI11 done for tw re as on .the said there was a pre-requisite bears with the Breast Cancer rib thejr CUD'e1l1 fundralsef'_ By aim Sf up needs to tell enat SQ when there actually was not sup bon were sol to patents of ing beyond the stud.mt bOdy on t:nate can re 'or(j it and second freshmen and sophomores to Monday; ovemOOr 8, the Class because it prevent two gr ups benefit the Breast Cancer of2007 began selling pies for from doing the sam fundntlser ocletY as held during Ihe Thanksgiving hDliday. Alise at the sam time. Also. if a Hallowe o. The: last fundralser Elliott. the sophomore fundmis group decides to do a raffle, they Future ealt programs was to seU baby chicks and ing chair, thinkS this t"imdraiser need to gel a ~ from on-one programs because of lh bea~ t help benefit the March will "be a bigger hit with facult) state of Rhode lslWld. Cont'd from page 1 time constraints. Diprete says of Dimes. and adminislTluioll." The pie Mich I Thorp. "The programs address more TIle fundraise~ are also idea came from Mis As istanl Director of Student agement, dieting, anti relation ship.s. An initial consultation is areas inside one stressful topic planoed well in advanc . llle Meadows. secretaI)' of enate. Activities feU organizations and are interactive as well ." who bad done a sim who arc planolOg a fundralser set up thal can last up to an hour. The person completes a wellness Diprete emphasizes ilar fundraiser in that they "may be too e\ bomte. society needs to become more high school and Tht}}' bould lake a step ack consultation form and sets up program that is specific to their health conscious in order (0 bet experienced ~ and see jf all the effort they will ter their well being. She puts resul . be puttmg is worth the eftert." life. A follow-up meeting will be scheduled with in th ' next this ideology inlo a business Thl is one According 10 Thorp, the wee aspect. of the m in fund most popular fundraiser.; are til month. Diprete continues to track their progress through e Diprete states, ers the Clas of2007 Krispy Kreme, Uno' nighlo and "Employers do not want to pay has PUI on The working at Gillette ladium. mails. Diprete believes most for unhealthy workers Many money eame() goes Thorp liev these undrai. rs businesses are starttng health towards the CIaS5. of are being done by too mnny of th e overwhelming publicilY has been through word of promotions with in the work 2007' ior Week. groups "to the point the are not plact! Ihese businesses feel thaI a Uio was el led to sucoessfuJ anymore." mouth. Currently. she is booked for the next two weeks and feels healthy employee is a happy this pooiti n :aJld Two reatjve and su employee. Much on the job \ anted 10 be the . ul fundraisers that Thorp that if the popularity of the pro gram continues at its CUITent absenteeism," she continues. "is fundrai ing ch Ir to has seen are the Kiss the Pig; put due to unhealtby employees and help "raise more on by M U and the Due Race pace it will meet her goal for expansion. She hope the POSSI employers are trying to il" the Photo by Shannon Noonan mOTie and.see what I pur on by the Senior Class. This prob lern ." can d" witb the posi year tht! enior Class sold all the ble expansion will increase the Bryant students tundra se at Gillette lioll." In the future, amount of lime spent wilh stu Diprete's larger scale ducks. He beli yes hese focus has bee on the beginning Stadfum. EUi n and III Class fundraisers are so uc.cessful dents, as she docs not currently have the lime she would like. slages ora stUdy looking al the of2007 are looking because the> are "original and wellness of Bryant students as a spring car wash 1 fO h :lp benefit into selling the: Bryant ColJ~e become evenl8 in ihemselves." Dlprete recommends the evening programs over one- whole; including their eating, Make a Wjsh and the Valentine's roads signs by targcUng alu I sleeping, and exercise habits, Day and Easter fundrai ers lire their morals and values, and already planned. their relationships. Under ISO constitution, 0000000000000000000000 She is currently work the president of ISO delegate ing with Joe Trunzo, ass istant thr! vice presid m to be in charge o professor of applied psychology, f fundraisiug, Brinney FUTURE TAN and Tom Dimieri Director of Michaels is the vice president of The Ultim~te T~nning Expetience the Office of Planning and 1 O. Since 0 many of Ute mem g Institutional Research They bers in ISO are also members of Get, extra visits when !JOU pUlMchase an!:J tanning package plan on passing out surveys to MSU. the two groups plan their the students and targeting pecif fundraisers to p'revent competing o ic students to answer questions. ~.u:h Or... against other. Tbi allows o Diprete kayes readl!rs Ihe members 10 be involved in with : "Much fit c.omes down all fimdraisers from each group. o ~) dollars oft 2005 M'ystic Spra~ 'T··an Innovation Series to decision making, whether it e rding to mnley be tbe people ou surround Lomangino. PreSident of ISO o at our Cranston L_Deabon yourself with or making appro the fundraiscr.i planned have priate decisions. It is important 'good teamwork and the main o ror people to have a high level goal i get meml:iers involved." of self respect and self aware Michael say the fundraisers are o *Bryant Students Only* nes. in order or them to have a "50 much fun and members help 0" 115 Pleasant View Ave 650 OakIawn Ave good idea of who they are." wllb e erything. ome ofth For more information . fundraisers, like the HaUoween o Smithfield. Rl 02917 C=~7~~O g attend a program sponsored by onc. have: been much fun, n (401)232.7003 Diprete or contact her at nOD-members e en sign up to ~ ~it:h this coupon & Student 10* [email protected] or call her help ISO during fundraisers. at extension 6703 . The Art Associatlon o 0 tlkes a different approach to fundtaismg which literally 0000000000000000000000 November 12t 2004 Opinion Page 5
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alwa. s lov ing football . plays, he \ a responsible I:ided, he plan n major In high school. and he stepped up," Klaiman ing In l1larkctmg or man· ick Lincisl! play d quaner Klaiman added. says arc "capabilities to gemellI. Though Lind ey back In addition to bemg Lindse) ha... high g\!l all c nferences player" beli 'c "Football t5 th the tcam's deFensive back. epe tations for ne, t year. Marcus bdieve that if the best ~ame on earth," he olthe He wa ' also awarded All te m works . "en~ mu h of his rree League Quarterback togelher then IImt: playing vid~o l:,ramcs enior. Coach Marc 'ky is the and hanging ut with Klaiman refers [0 Capabilities to Bet limit." friends and teammates, Litter Lindsc) as a disci "He IS a one \<\hich "is my Pi "of ptmed player who [him] All- hard worker the Litll:r," larcus aid id what we asked " off and on the jokin Iy about Steve Falvo Freshman Marcus im to do and is able to Conference PlalJer. Ii Id" who wa excited f r Lind e is a defensive After play in a higher leveL" Klalman con Lmdscv during the intt:r back Irom Central High being Lmd ey bas mad several tinued. view Coach Klaiman Sch 01. n, 5- I 0 asked I() accompli hments as a Lindsey c 'plamcd thaI Marcus "He Bridgcpon Connecticut play the Bulldog. playing in everal decided on has great leadership skills native has played football sport by his games this season despite Bryant but WIll al 0 improve." sine he \\, 7 ears Id . father '''ho used to play. hi freshman statu . "He He plan on pultmg his be use its business cho,,1 \\e • pI! I great thing Lindsey remembers came in and learned the b st inlo thc sport. bilnies "talus and although nde- lrom him in til lutur\!. ce ey team
, ,me I: l lhi ear and he's b cn hdp campu Ing us get The Bulldog's practice at lea I ~~~~~~~~______~ s me key two time it week during the sea courtesy ofhttp.llbryant2bryant.edlJl-hocJ By Beth4lny Thorton ing up in spring, hc stat d, "I pri cd I a hundred or so teams mak it lo the playoffs. of ne\\ talent on the team, Editor-III-Chi.:! can'l wail 10 play and I am look· from .111 over I ew England Bnd l1le team had a few Nemeth commented on the ing forward tWinning, " rhe N \\ York who com' together chaU nges to face at the start of leam's str ngths and weakn 'eli, for one huge the sem ster, one of thl:m was "Il's hard on the team having so ncr making ilto the tournament, many young guys playoffs. Bryant men's rugby which Nemeth step up into !>tanlOg cnded after taking a from loss IS planning on positions. bUl our their toughest competitor Winning. greatest slrength is throughout the e n The The fall season I can't wait to pIal] the older gu 's who CoastGuard I\cadem) knocked cnded with the have 'lart 'd all four th team out of the playoff- to Bryant coming and I am lookiD8 {or years. They all have complete the lall eac;oll for in fourth " a lot to ffer." men's rugby, Do no! count the (4-1) under The ward to winnin8 team out 'el, they "till have Coast Guard For alllhe Bryant '''Ml.ll.e Beast. " another cason to go. Academy 3rd men' rugby fans. Men' rugby will start and Middleburv emeth says to up again in mid Apri l and join College 1st, walch out for the ing them will be Rugby . .. leading the pack -Rugby President, team this spnng as President Don Nemeth. Photo by Bethany Thomton (5-0). Nemelh Don Nemeth they are looking to Nemeth, now a senior, was Men's rugby came in 4th in Division 111 Club went o~ to say take on The Beast. forced to siL ouL for the entire thaI faCing The fall season due to a broken hand. sports. Coast Guard When asked what he is looking Beast Tournament"." Academy was their "toughe t the loss of Nemeth on the field, " forward to the most about start- The Beast Tournament is com- challenge". but they were )ad to and the second was the amount Page 8 Sports The Archway Bryant's Rhythm and Pride Dance Team: Shakes things p By Kristina Antal but they also plan on participat Team has. phy is yet another new aspect team loves to spend lime togeth Slaff Writer ing in Relay for Life. In addi· The team is already that they have thrown into their er.A fier a fresh start, they still tioo, they will be jornin planning for a dance exhibition revamped pTogram, Who knew enjoy getting together for team I You may have caught Helping Hands to h lp with the at Boston University, The exhi that the RD in Hall 15, Tim bonding. This doesn't always U,em at halfume during most daytime activities for the bition is a howcase for area col Touchette, doubled as a step mean lots of practicing but football games. Did you miss Festival of Lights. a celebration leges and universities to show dance choreographer? Tim came rather watching a movie together them? Well, don't worry, you can of many religious holidays. in to teach [he and simply having II good time. check them out at the basketball The Dance Team team 10 step This team know that with hard games too! They're hard to mi s will also be showcasing dance and their work, the payoff is greaL when they are shakin' it on tbe their talents at this year's step pertbnn Respect and anticipation for the floor. They are the Rhythm and International Student ance will be dance team performances are Pride Dance Team . Compnsed OTganization's 121 culrural displayed at the continually growing Ihi year: of a diverse group of students, event. The event is a mix 121 how on Despite some technical difficul the dance eam bas been taking lure of fashion and perform· NovembeT 19. ties, this past aturday's p r Bryant by storm. They are prov· ance to display different cul fornlance at the Bryant ing themselves as a leam that. as tures. Similarly the team Kate fhurber, Unjversity Football's halftime Stevenson D;';;=~ Maya states. "is a lot regularly participates in the the team's cap proves that the Rhythm and of fun and a great way to meet Multicultural Student ff [heir stun- The. are currently tain, reassures that" veryone L,> Pride Dance Team love to have people. We work hard but we Organtzation's 'early event, working on (wo dances from an having fun JJld we're already fun. They are always upbeat and have a great time doing il" . Extravaganza. Both performanc outside choreographer. Kim having a great year". She welcome all types of people Their involvement on es aIlow the Bryant UOIvefSlt) Waynelovlch whose sister is explains that the team concen· With all the events the team is campus has risen drastically. Not community to see the skill trate on unity and cohe iveness. planning il is sure to be a great only in performing at the variou really actually an alumnus of Bryant and enjoyment that the Dance University Ou ide choreogrn- It s also great to bear rhat the year for the Dance Team. football and basketball games. Bulldog Blltes· Weekly Athletic Scoreboard CRO COl'NTRY Grannlell (Fr. nklin Lakes, N.J. ) VOLl...EYB LL put-back ju t betort: Ihe buzzer. Men ' eventh WOOl n Eighth al et sevcl-a1 single eason p~ ing ( 1· ,1 "-0 E·IO) The Bulld02s mad~ 1- thTee- NC A Rc!.!ionals narks al Bryant including: pass Bulldogs Cnptun: I!cond NE-I 0 P lOt Ii-.: ld ,;, al · 10 Ihe game and Bryant' Paula I\:p dlo auempts (2 \3 ) completions Regular cason tile: were led b John William 's ( mithfi Id RI) laO 10 h over (101): pas • (Springfkid \ola 's) game-high all at Sunda 's AA Regional ing yards 27 point Bryant trailed Champ' n h held at Frank lin ( 1 3 10): , 1al') land by onl/ sl \\ jlh Just Park in Bo ton The Bulldog pas'ing o er lour minutes left . nlC 5enior finLhe In lime 01 )ards per Bull dogs \\ ill Ira el lo ann ~4 : 04 ~ hile teammate Hollv ganle Ib r the final e hi iii n 1 the Resendes (Warwick, R.I .) \\a ( 146.2) presea!ion this IllUrsdu, (7 27lh in 2-1 :54 . TIle women's Jusun KI· p.m. . Th game will be played team placed dghth verall out f ( hcreham at the H rtford ivic Cenrer 20 teams competing. nlt: men' N.Y. ) set a team was led by JUOlor Caleb mark for Paul (Addison. MalOe) wh yards ¥Ot\1EN t SA [TBALL placed 24th in 3355 to help lead Teceiving in (0-0.0-0 [-10) the Bulldog to a eventh place a season Fogarty ets 17 in Exhibition tinish. Damel Giacalone with 388 Win Over CCRI. Host NYlT fo~ (Wakefield. Mas '.) was 38th in (28 catche ) Exhibition Saturday 35:04. Stonehill won the overall and recep· Senior guard Dede Fogarty women's team title while UMas lior\!; per ME 'S B MiddJCl \ \11, onn.} scored 7 Lowell edged Stonehill to cap- game with BALL (0-0, 0·0 point" to help lead tbe Bryan ture the men·s regional team 3.50. women's basketball team to a Litle. Sophomore L_-.JI!!!~~~~~!!!!!I~~!!!!!!!!!~~~~__-.J BulldogsNE·I0) Play Well 79-71 exhibition win over CCRI Mike Lajterman (Ramsey, N.J.) Open Conference Tounlament at Maryland; Travel to UCono last Tue day night at lhe Chace FOOTBALl... had a great year punting for the Friday s. Saint An elm Thursday Night Athletic Center. The Bulldogs (4-5,4-5 NE·lO) Bulldogs, sening a new mark lor The Bryant women' volleyball The Bryant men'· basketball also got 16 points from senior Bulldogs Drop Finale to yards punling in a season with team captured its second-straight team dropped an exhibition forward Lmdsay Hermann Southern Connecticut aturday 2 39_. Freshman Chris Northeast· 10 Conference regular game at Maryland 100-85 last (Bristol. Conn.). Bryant wiU The Bryant football team con Wohlheter (Newark, Ohio) also season title by posting an unde friday night in College Park. host NY IT on Saturday for an c1ud d its lrst season under the set new school record with 20 feated league mark. for the sec· Md.. however the Bulldogs c. bibition game starting at 1:30 ruTection of coach Marty Fine punt returns for 21] yards as ond year in a row The Bulldogs played well against the 2003 p.m. in preparation for the sea with a 4-5 record following weU as a 10.55 yards per pUOI defeated Stonehlll and Saint NCAA champions. Opening son-opener at Southampton on Saturday's 35-20 loss to return average. Wohlheter also Michael's las week and will wIth a 9-1 run, the Bulldogs led aturday. Nov. 20. Southern Connecticut. set a new record with 19 kick open the Northeast-l 0 48-46 at the half as John Fogarty Freshman quarterback Charles returns tor 408 yards io 2004 . Conference tournament this (Smithfield, R.I.) 'cored on a . ~------izza, Por grl s, and BA By ons brought in aJl·star poml and lddcd fanner all star, Olher learn lh11t look hi last leg, but he will still help guard. Steve Nash as well as Antoni o feD e ·· who gets good in the EasL are the Indiana somewhat Quentin Richardson from the injure so much he makes Grant Pacers who tldded big time cor· When you baskelball L.A. Clippers. The Nugge Hill I ok like Cal Ripk n. I 'r tcph n Jac on. toh (p thl tans ee th standmg in the il:,'T1eJ big man. Keny n Martin .--______--, years MYP (another papel , you might ask yourself if formally of the ew Jersey Nets prediction 01 mine) there' something different about to add some depth to the p wer lermainc O'Neal. these divisions. The answer is forward position to help out Also the Miami yes, because We league reo Carmel Anthony. Jays Prediction's Heat look rcally alilmed all the divisions. The TI1e tront runners to good since they did New Orleans llorners gOllhe Alter all the drama dur \\ in the West are the always West- Nuggets over get the most domi Ireat ofmov!nu to the dominant ing the off season, the NBA ha nanl player in til Western Conrer-ence and there is started up again. Finally no powerful San Antonio Spurs led Spur m 7 by former MYP Tim Duncan, game. Shaquille a new team. the Charlotte more talk about the Kobe trial or O'Neal to lead a Bobcats who should be awful all The Laker's egos gening in the Minnesota rllllberwolves young team to lhe just like any oLher c. pans ion the way Speaking of the Lakers, who actually won a playoff series la t year and the emerging East Pis1on5 over Heat promise land. tcam. The new divisions are as if you've been hiding under a Utah Jazz. You might be asking Other then tho e follows: in Ihe East there's the rock all summer I should inform In 6 lOp in Atlantic, Central and Southeast. you that their former coach, Phil yourself, what is this kid think three teams ing? This team has as many fm·· the East. Ih reSI of In the West there's the Jackson, retired. Shaq requested eign players as a international that league will Northwest, Pacific and a rrade. and was moved to soccer leam, but you all should struggle S uthwesl. Miami, and Gary Payton and Finals: Nuggets over As far as my predic Karl Malone are otT the team as k.now one name on that roster: To all YOI Carlos Boozer, the former side Pistons m 7 Boston fans, there tions go, you already know my well. The team from kick ot LeBron James. He could i some good news; MVP and lhe champions will be L.A. is now Kobe's leam, and have been the next Sconie The Celtics will the Deover Nugg t5. Think tbey brought in a few veterans to Pippen to the next MJ but I make the playoffs, about it. thi is a team that help Bryant: Lamar Odom, Ja_v's Re~rd tso date: everyone who follows basketball Caron Butler, Brian Grant and guess money changes every trust me They just thing, what a shocker! I Win tl<~d ox) had th best draft in knows by their last names; Vlady Divac. The Laker: will The Western years by gcnlOg Anthony, Martin, NeNe, Miller. not be nearly as go.od as they 1 Loss (MiamI Confercnce is still way too pow twO of th top col and Camby. Yea it might sur were last year:. but they should erful for all the Eastern Hurricanes) lege players. Tony prISe some people, but it you see till be a contender. Conference leaTru except the '------~ Allen of Oklahoma me in around campus in a baby Other leams in the Wes1 defending champion, Detroit everyone on that powerful start Stale and Delonte West ofSI. blue Cannelo Anthony Jer ey, that made some drastic moves LO Pistons The Pistons have the ing lineup c.an Stay healthy, they Joseph's . PIU.I/ Pierce will be you will know why I pick Ulem . get bener were the:: PhoenL uns same starting lineUp that won wi" have a great chance to dominant once again and they and the Denver Nuggets. The them the championship in 2003, repeat. also got Gary Paylon, who is on November 12. 2004 Varie Page 9 Dining out with Joe and Rohan (it is a little weird, but not bad). The pancakes are very good, they are Ilgnt and fluffy This is the perfect amount f food \0 end the rough unday mornmg, 'o/ulllnlsi . and al 0 gt:l a I I of work dont; . when you get back. You won't b hungry agalO until at least 9:00 p.m 0, it3 1:00 p.m on vcrall, thi::. is a great Sunday .lnd YOll have just woken place for those break fa I plans. I up. You look over at your room~ would ·trongly suggest the mate to !Ice Ir he!she is thinking Vegctable Omelet combo, which the same thing \'ou are: "I'm come with 11 idl,; of hash Ian jng'" Why no get off-carn- brown and two piece of your pu to plec together the hap- choice of toa IS. Kountry p~ning or Ih previous night. Kitchen offers a variety of \\ hich, r r orne reason, can be pti ns My persl1nal favorile harder than putting together a drink is the bOllomless coffee fhe-pager. We ~_~~~""'!"'"_..,....___ Once y u are d ne have lhe per- Kountry Kitchen Summary with your cup of rCl.:t plac for olfee and if you . Quality ~~.• .~ervlce : '1f2 . that dlscu ·· Pnce:".1/2 location **1/2 ar not paymg ion: Kountrv OV8rall:···1/2 aU~nlion. rest Kitchen tn - •. lOUred Y u will be Gn:envill . tlUacked bv the Illis restaurant is owned and calfee lady. he will refill your operated by a Bryant Alumni: cup nu matlt:r what I would also hi diploma greets you upon recommend the eh colale Chip arrival. pancakes. but only a small , rv- Kountrv Kitchen I a ing since th.eir portions are very very large restaurant compared huge. to other place In the area., keep- The wait time for your ing the wait timt: to a minimum rQod to arrive is the bare mini- There is typically a wait on a mum . Kountry Kitch~n makes Sunday mornmg from the sure to provide you with fast and church crowd but let us te.lI yOll efficient service. The prices that that it is worth the wait! 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Choose for the enhanced super-soldier, is the find the best poss ible oppo long term. onl y thmg standing. between nents. according to skill and th relentless Covenant and connection sp ed . As stated (Aug. 23rSept. 22) the destruction of al l The hero of Halo, Master Chief. by Bungie, th games' manu next few days you'll notice it seems easier to understand. hu mankind. Halo 2 b asts facturer mat hmaking can be that have been confusing will all of a sudden seem crystal many im provements from its typically time consu ming and a "real nail-biter" because you'Ll r. Your education is working. already mega-succes 'ful origi na l boring old CTF more exciting. always be playing agam t peopl game. The biggest changes On top of this, there wi ll no who are close to your skill level. come in the form of wea pons, doubt be do nloadable content Be prepared to plug gam types, maps, vehicles, and to further improve upon this your XB ox into th network and online capabi litIes . piece of genius. start pia ·jng s me head t head You can no wield two Quality maps are a games again t oth r pia ers or I~jnrnln (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) weap ns at once. Th is wi ll mus t for the staying power of campus. There wil l be orne used to the increase In your energy, and sheet determination. make it eas ier to fight at close any shooler, and the maps in heated competition, for sur. feel like you can do anything, but you'd better do it quickly. range wi th ou t having to blow H 10 1 are expan ive, cr alive, P rhaps even some tourna yourse lf up with gren des breathtakingl Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Pec. 21) and eauli fu l. me nts? Oh. and 1, in no way, pressure on you intenSifies, but don ' let yourself get nervous. Th re are also new w apons, Th is lime, there is a greater take any responsibility for stu Keep returning phone calls and paying off debts, You'll feel much like the Battle Rifle, and even empha:;i.s 011 as~m etricalleam dent skipping class to play better soon. impro emenrs to the old pistol play maps, making thi ngs a bit Halo 1. and Needler. more challenging than running Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The hugel}-popular around in a big pen square or Meet with your teammates to work up a strategy. Conditions are lexcellent for not only writing up your plan of action, but also for launching it uarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Is th r ife a ter good to have a structure in place for cranking out the work. lia r that your first priority. The more effioent you become, the generously you'll be rewarded Feb. 19-March 20) sorts of new adventures are attracting your attention. You r lc:hnnn,l" tempted to drop completely out of the old rat race. Better planntng. ==~ A for drummer J m Fishman, yho rev knows' Th\; free AnastaSio h - been spinl of the band has bu y in th studil) al\\ a shad eral with jazzman/funh.a projects 10 r lyon, leer Herbie I Iancock, including Pork Teportedly working on romado. a rhythm (April 2O-May 20): While going through entry control an album to b.; and blues quintet f causally waves you and your unregistered guests on. released in the near local Vermont leg future. A Iso. Lhls past ends and tbe Jazz IGE~mjlni (May 21-June 21): A computer virus in the library allows eplember's perfoml Mandolin Project. to pnnt for free. anec of In Trev another band rooted (June 22-July 22): TIle soccer team at the bottom of the Anastasio Band at tbe in V \ ith whom wllf block your way and cause you to be late for dass. Auttin City Limits' whi h he sat in on 30[ Anniversary fe' photo courtesy of plush.nel off-time with Phi h. (July 23-Aug. 22): Salmanson gives you food poisoning. tiva! IS scheduled to Phish taking their ph/nal bow at the Coventry Unlornm lei> there air startmg January festival in August are no current plans (Aug. 23-Sept 22): The cheerleaders by the bathroom 15. Check out made between as they point at the toilet paper stuck to the bottom of your austincilylimits com and pbs.org Athletics' Hall of Fame pitcher, Fishman and either of these for and tunes local alrciates will be releasing a DVD on groups. He's probably c "tinll (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): The Koffler Construction will prevent Bassist Mike Gordon November 30. The oth r mem ing his swady diel f partying from getting a full night's sleep. has .. tourdates at the end of bers of III band include bas iSL until the: early rn ming and December with the Oteil Burbridge (the Allman sleeping off bangovers. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): While standing in line at Cafe a la BenevenlofRusso Duo culminat Brothers, Oleil & the So, that' what's up in you meet your true love. Ing with Ii Ne Years Eve how Peacemakers) and drumme~ the world of Phish_ They may in New York City. Marco Russell Batiste (the Funky be out of the water for the time ISalgfttarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): The softball girls invite you to a Benevento (organ) and Joe Meters). Th DVD. taped al a being, but I predict Ihat al me Russo (drums) first played with sold oul sho v at an Franci co· p inl in the future they'll make a Mike at a HeadCounl benefit in legendary Fillmore. captures th long-awaited splasb back into June, and they Leamed up again world of Vida Blue pertectly. the musIc world. Until then, to play at the 2004 moe. down in The combined ten-piece ensem car[ up all the side-projects you upstate New York in eptember. ble (McConnell. Burbridge, can. Phi h phans! You can expeci to hear both Duo Batiste. and the 7·piece Spam and Mike JlUUerial at these spe- All-Star.!) puts on quite lhe per- STAFF WRITERS The Archwayis always looking for new writers! If you have an interest or there is a story which Meetings for The Archwayare held every Monday you would like to see in the campus newspaper, at 4:00 p.m. in Room 2A of the Bryant Center. then make sure you do not miss our weekly Don't miss oot on this wonderful opportunity! meeting! November 12, 2004 Variety Page 11 4: Votergat Beware: 0 not feed By Christian Coli rd caught up in thl: tory. commit They have also intervie ed rep the Animal Collective Variet), Editor ted t conlmue mmjn.,: through resentative of DIebold and the upcoming Presidential elec oilier manufacturers of the By Ryan Connelly and their love of 100 ely adher (jon. machanes. Staff Writer ing to pop sensibilitie • I really Through _004. The film's findings are had no idea what to expect. Voterglllc's filmmakers have quite startling and it will make We live in an age What I got was simllarto what traveled tlle counll)', recording you thmk twice about the new marked by th c nstant introduc Gang Gang Dance oITered up, systems that \ e have lion of "new lhings." Walking but for some reason Animal il place. Is it possible into a gas station, one can usual Collective was abl to really 1l1at the ta lly's 10 ilie ly spot new candy and soda make it work, On stage were tate that used elec offerings (such as cookie/candy two guitarists. a drummer, and a tronic votmg machines bar hybrid concoctions and holi man who wore a headlamp and was severely awed? day spice-flavored cola). I am twiddled \! ith various machines There is n way to one who loves to obsess over the on the floor Their perfonnance prove the votes. The developing and markeling was relatively seamless; Ihey code is secretive and it aspects f these' hyper-prod gave the audien e only a handful i, completely possIble ucts" - this is what I affection of chances to offer applause. thaI Ihe program Writ ately referred to them as I can They meditated on spacey inter ers could've put a kink nOl count lhe number of limes I ludes, which sometlmes called in the ys m causing have turned to a friend and beli to mind some of th "ambient lIlaccurote results. ed OUt the que lion, 'Who are v. orks" ofAphe Twin, In the same the ad wizards who came up Occasionally, they were vein as Michael Moore's rene wilh thiS?!?" Granled. 1 av id reduced to wond rful, childlike gade !>Iyle, Votergale will gel purchasing most of these oddball fits of screaming and drumming. y ur bram working 0\ rtim creations like Ih plague, ul I The singing reminded me of Lhe lilt mptin to make ense of it do think their existence Ui a sign odd characters Alice encoun all. I believe that thL is an o' the times . After enduring tered after tepping through lhe e uall. important film 10 wat h years of looking as Fahrenh It 91\ I and Bowlin overly glass. Their for Colwnbine. and ou can elaborate oddly nos d vnl Uil right off lIle w b marketing lalgic sound site. The hnlf-huur dacum 111111') sch mes, was compJt rna) be dO\ llioaded or free at artificial mented by WWW.vote at >.l • Take a hall sweeten Iht! mem hour out f ),our day and watch ers, and bers' ani this ·t mely amazmg ocu reality teJ mated tWirls mentar '. evision. around the consumers stage. Tills arc look i a band ow Ing Cor that obvi crazier ously gets B) amucl Tabatabai There were ninety interna lional galleries were from len things to very into dot their whal they /s.Hsrallf Vartel}' Edllor tional galleries and dealers pres countries around the world nI Thirty two of the intema including lapan, Scandinavia, landscape. are doing, 1 the Czech Republ c. It makes was actually La."t week Israel. Argentina se-n e thal courtesy of a bil jealous end, November 5 - 7. Au lralia. Denmark 3 imilor of th ir lhe eleventh ' nnual France, and England. In phenome The members of Animal childhJ...e International ad iIi • hlr non voul Collective. enthusiasm Exposition of tv-four lecture series be taking and carefree L/lplUre Objec~ presentatIons and tive place In nature. This and Functional Art., special exhibits. the music world. There are hup is ideal music to listen to when r S.OF.A., \ 'a~ h Id hazardl ' hatched genres of you want to forget about 'j ur in Chicago, Illinois in The sculpture music popping up from time to daily wurrles, sueh as the dirty Marx- aundt!r- objects and functional time Apparently one of (hese laundl')' on our floor or the Gallery Fe th'alliall art varied in e pressions. newly conceived genre IS ' nco sinkmg level of gasoline in your a1 Nil\ y Pier. The materials and percep folk" ( prN MagazJne a)s so!), car_On theIr most r~eent full, event vas 3 huge lions There was a which combines psychedelic ele length album, Sung Tongs. success \\ ith a record diverse selec1ion of art ments with down-to-earth Animal Collective even pends numb r of ale and fomls such as function acoustic instrumentation , One one nlire ong saying "You attendance Chic~o alism, po. I modenlism band leading th is movement is don't have to go to college" rribune t t d. and the avant-garde tJle Animal Collecllve, and r (sorry Bryant!). "IS F. I] Olle or Ihl: ranging from tribal t recently had the pleasure ot 1 was in a sllghtly mo t 3111icipmed cul ------jig...... ~~~--~..... contemporary catching their perfonnancc al iJcliri U late f mind thaI day, turalcv nt in thi The Living Room in ProVidence. whicb "as perfectl, sUlled lor cily. , The opening The first band lhat per taking in the Animal COllI!"CIIVe, night began as a cbarit) f, nned really didn t leave a It can be attested or, llr periJap . DUring the vent and ev muall great Impression on me' the) even attributed to, (he tive hoUJ"s invllEuion-only fir t became 3 collector and just had m thinking about rcar lp 111 in a af plaYing "COUnt chOice previ ~\~ from eal r ev nt. President Factorv and the old metal-rock 1 the dead deer on the Side of the 5 7 p,m Frid , and Founder. Mark listened to years ag . I did not road' (\\hi II reached an unbe~ November -. IL ~ '3 1.> man aid. "Thi. year real I. Ii el as though the. fit the lievable count 01 21) on m way C5Limat d that 8(1() was the firsl year that bill, The ' econd band that back to Rhode Island from lOp colle tors. 111 u e Openino Ni",ht was Dot played. ang ang Dan e, Penl1!>ylv3Il1a. On m) way ul of um curator.;. nd arts hosted by a benefit . emed' bit more appropriately the Ii ing room, I pi ked up c gno ccnll al1cm.led organization, so we pia ed on Ihe rosier TIleir ound some records that a~ m rc lim In additlOlI. a 'U\V\, were un ure whal I was pretty intriguing at fi~t Ited than II hose varialions of stylish public M' ve peet-and we wcr' made up ofthe fusion of . nthe Kit Kat Bars and Ree 'e's andy. 300 peopl' dded absolutt:1\ del/gilled sized and livo.: p reus ion vin After tht' show. 1 put aI1 Animal en m and excile with the iurn-ollt at both tuge keyb ards and effect • Colle tiVt: record n the ment hite attending lhe PrC\'j '\\ levels ' laden gu liar. Add 10 that orne tmntabl and", as 'url! I recog the Public Pr view ~----~~~~~~~~----~~ unconventional female vocals tIIzed the off-kilter, repealing fr(m -10 p.m and vou Will have an idea I op lhal greeted m a. If and whot Ihi:; band was going for. At when YOU hear their fusion of lim s th mu:i )lIDded like a Beal:"h-Bo),s lnl1uenced p p. soundtrack to tht darker obscure lip-hop rhythms. and mumenl in The N verending idylli musical meandering:., tory; at other times It lurched you too ma} lind yourself think right into thund rous jolts of ing "'Who arc th~ wizards thaI Friday, November 12 noi e. There were moment of came up with this?" Once I fin The Human Race Machine comes to Bryant for a week! clarity that surfaced throughout ished listening 10 their record, I Look at what you would look like as another race gender, and even see their perfonnance. but overall r decided to extend Ule Animal what the children of you and a friend would look like! The machine will feel as though their efforts are Colle<:live atmospherics my own be located in the Bryant Center and in the Rotunda later in the week. pr bably b tter realized in a stu way by falling asleep watching a dio setting; the interplay VHS of 1960's borne videos that 8:00 p.m.: Co-ed Indoor Floor Hockey in the MAC. h tween the musicians just I snagged from home. 11 was an 10:00 p.m. to J:00 a.m.: Comedy Game Show Bingo, Twister, Mini Golf lacked cohesion at times, It effort to lose myself in that era and much more in the Bryant Center. seemed like there were difficul void of fe live lurkey·flavored ties in setting up the on- tage soda (use Google and look for Saturday, November 13th monitoring for the band. so per Jones Soda ifyou do not believe haps lhat is to blame, me) and "The making of the 9:00 p.m.: Live Bands in South. Finally, the Animal making ofthe making of this Collective took the stage. This is program" airing nightly on every unday, November 14 a band I had previously been oable channel. 7:00 & 9:30 p.m.: Movie- The Bourne Supremacy' in Janikies. exposed to but, due to their pen chant for sonic experimentation