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VOLUME XXXI • NUMBER 6 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2006 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE, NEW LONDON, CT Blackallclous To Headline Conn Fall Concert In Palmer ....; ~.. . !!y~OPHIE MATHEWSON 2005's The Craft. picked up starting November 7, ': There has been undeniable campus from 11:30 am until 4:30 p.m. at ..... :. News Editor buzz surrounding Conn's acquire- the ere Info Desk, and between C~ Students who once ltd ment of such an impressive act to 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. in Harris. amen e th . '06 '07 . S . tE-el3ck of entertainment on cam- . elf - ~ear entertauunent, tUd.eotsare allo~ed to bnng two pU&-especiaily that of the music lineup. The Simmons Student Life outside guests, WIth guest bracelets genre-i-can rejoice. This week, Enhancement Fund, a recent gift carrying a $10 pncetag each. SAC announced the reviv I f it aimed at improving student life Doors will close at 9 p.m. on the fill concert, the first sinc:2~0~sOn ~rom CC Alum Abigail Simmons night ,of the show, at which time November 16, underground hip hop 04 and her farruly, IS allowing for Conn s long form Improv comedy sensation Blackalicious will per- sponsorship of the concert. The group The Scuds wIll warm up the form a free show to students in event I~ co-sponsored by the crowd. Blackalicious 1S expected to Palmer Auditorium, an event that Executive Boards of all four Conn come on at9:45. ~ be attribut d t th . d . classes. Seating ISfirst come, first serve. C<.U'L e 0 e in ustnous Among one of the most excited.. IS '" It s a big . name, and now Floralia. efforts of SAC as weII as t he coo- .' tribution of a generous alum. SAC s own concerts director, Paul has a tough act to follow,' com- Hail~g from Northern California, ~Bryldeknal·'" f mented Marley WBlerthkealimer'09 , Gift f G b d XC 1 ac ICIOUSIS one 0 the most who has been a ac ICIOUSanf the' d uo 0 f loa an e ...... , . '"" hi h h' I d h . exerting and creative groups In since she was m high school. 'I meJ:'In g sc 00 an ave smce .. .., L_ d t th 1 . music nght now. They have very keep waitmg to hear It'S actually LX:::yTI compare 0 0 er a temanve .. ... " " Q,i, J . 5 d th Ph d accessible hip-hop songs but still Just a Joke. ~ho WS urathsslCn;n C e arcy e, manage to stay underground and Added Dryden, "In my four years w Q. sh are err "est oast roots. d i th " he said SAC tho . d f . 1 h h d'<~ A. id d f th respecte m e scene, e Sat . on ,IS IS e mite y t e s oW Th ....J me. lificonst ereth one 0 de We, as the SAC executive. board, I am most psyched for." most'ftIfu proc 1 ICond d ef scene their anI. are thought that they would be the per- Praised.. for lyncal breadth, spiritual.. o .•~ 'h fommenhe or eh,r Yhncs, feet group for what we'd like to do depth, and detached intellectualism, wtnc.',avor II "th w at many . . ."rp op WIith F a11 C oncert. It require . did a ot one stu ent may have said..It best .artists •.. ca al e positive d . . tip -a 0fwor k to met ak hi s h appen an db" y statmg SImp1 y, "BI ac k ali lClOUS . more.tha spmtu . I an . positrve ..' rather there'. s still a lot left to do, but we Just. makes you feel good." n VlO enttJ0r rru~ogYfimstlc:~onlel' couldn't be more excited." "Our show live is like half of the They curren y c arml ive cnnca y Th h there i . . d EP 995' M. oug there IS no cost of adrnis- gee1 atme s: I s elodlca, . f . ",nn A2 99 . 2 SlOn or students, only those WIth SEE BLACKALICIOUS 1",7'S'i . Arr'G 1 9'sd Nla ' 002's tJ bracelets WIll.. be perrrutted to enter a a2~ng ow an most recen y, The hip-hop group BlackaticiollS will perform at the fall Concert in Palmer Auditorium on Thursday, November 16th (Web). the auditorium. Bracelets can be Continued on page six , Dorms Show Enthusiasm and Spirit In· Conn and Public Act 06-112 tompetitive Camelympics Weekend Connecticut Gets Updated Alcohol Law
BY GOZDE ERDENIZ BY SOPHIE MATHEWSON measures in order to ensure that stu- dents who do not abide by the law Associate News Editor News Editor get sent to prison. When students do The Olympics, with the core val- not adhere to campus policy, the typ- ue~ of mutual respect, friendship, Connecticut College has had a ical J-Board proceedings will ensue. solidarity and fair play, serve to' longstanding and well-defined poli- As Hopkins Gross noted, "There bring people together, to teach them cy of not serving alcohol to minors, are no requirements that the New tcrl'espect and tolerate others, and to and for taking appropriate discipli- London Police Department he called live in peace and harmony by expe- nary action against of-age students to handle these things." riencing competition in a peaceful who provide it to them. But recently Nonetheless, students who serve :vay. Camelympics, Conn's own passed Public Act 06-112 will add as social hosts should also be aware version of the Olympics, was creat- new dimensions to the rules. of the legal implications of Act 06- ed with that mission in mind. Now Effective immediately, it is illegal 112. Private parties will not be erad- in its eleventh year, the well-estab- for adults in Connecticut to allow icated from campus, but social hosts lished college tradition is one that alcohol to be served to minors on should be conscientious of their almost everyone in the community public or private property. Students guests. If alcohol-related problems looks forward to. As the 22 dorms both under and over the age of 21 arise involving an underage student, get ready for a weekend of games in should be attentive to the adden- the host could be held responsible. which they will compete in events dum's legal repercussions, since pro- "We don't know how it's going th'll range from athletic events like viding alcohol to minors can lead to to play out in the court system, but volleyball to more "acadennic" a fine of up to $500, andlor a year in we have to be proactive and increase evenls like the spelling bee, dorm prison. awareness," said Hopkins Gross. spirit becomes stronger than ever. Regardless of Connecticut law, But legal liability is not neces- This year's Camelympics offi- campus policy dictated that students sarily the College's top alcohol- cially took off on the 20th of under the age of 21-although tech- related priority. Instances of vandal- October with the opening ceremony nically within private property- ism, physical violence, and disre- '!'Jtt took place in front of Cro. couldn't possess or consume alco- spectful behavior that have occurred Although the ceremony was sched- hol. Prior to Public Act 06-112. par- in past weekends are matters of uled for 7:00 p.m. that evening, ents were able to serve alcohol to urgency for the Conn community. many dorms had already taken their minors in their own homes through- "We're hoping that the letter will place by six-thirty, singing, dancing out the state of Connecticut. mobilize students around these and cheering in their house's According to Anne Hopkins Gross, issues," said Hopkins-Gross. refer- Camelympics gear. Costume-wise, it Interim Dean of Student Life, this ring to the e-mail s~mtout to the col- was Team X (Earth/360, Lazrus and loophole of private property was one lege community from members of Abbey combined for Camelympics) supporters of the new law aimed to the Student Government Association that got the most attention: Wearing Dorm residents gatber in groups at thefront afCra on Friday,October20th for the opelling ceremonies afcamelympics (Mitchell). close. Conn, considered pri.vate and the judicial board, in regards to aprons that said "If you can't take property, now officially falls under the behavior that took place during the weekend of the tent dance. "It's the heat, get out of our kitchens," Ridge Apartments, whicb had for them," said Gaines. "Personally, and tried their hardest." the new statute. exciting for me to see students tak- they were armed with pans and other '''adopted'' him. I cut down the trash talk about two Though Hamilton won for the According to Hopkins Gross, ing this on themselves." cooking equipment. Friday night's events lasted until weeks before in the hopes that the second time in a row, other donus Connecticut parents can still serve to At 7:00 p.m., the ceremony 5:00 a.m., but even at such early other Housefellows would forget their own children, but face the Currently, meetings are sched- SEE CAMELYMPICS uled with the NLPD as well as the ol"l'ned with the speech of Shelly morning hour, there were still plenty how much they hated me. Once we heavy fines and potential jail time if they serve to other minors. The same Campus Wellness Committee to fur- Metivier Scott, director of of Camelympians determined to got to Harris on Friday and Continued 011 page six ther discuss the implications of the Residential Life, who emphasized fight for a medal. Windham starting heckling us applies to of-age Conn students who new Connecticut State law. the importance of fair play and hav- Although Camelympics empha- though, I couldn't hold back. From supply alcohol for minors, or have Ultimately, Hopkins Gross noted ing fun, Then President Higdon, sizes the importance of friendly' that point on it was no holds barred." min~rs drinking in their rooms. In that it is the hope of the administra- who also served as honorary torch cQmpetition, dorm rivalries are stin Despite not being a crowd an environment with a student- tion that increased awareness lighter, made an appearance and intense. This year, many dorms favorite, Hamilton did end up win- demographic divided between under and Champion: Hamilton recognition of unacceptable drinking ga.ve a short speech to a roaring seemed to have a slight hostili\y ning- and they were thrilled, and over the age of 21-and where behavior-the new legal repercus- crowd of students. As the flag bear- towards Hamilton, las~ year's win- Following the announcement of 2nd Place: Freeman socializing often occurs in mixed age groups-it seems the changes sions of the updated laws notwith- ers of each house were announced, ner. Even Hamilton housefellow results, Hamilton governor Mike 3rd Place: Plant standing-that will serve as a cata- their respective residents cheered Rachel Gaines '07 admitted that sh~ Panoli '08 said, "Rachel [Gaines] that Public Act 06-112 will introduce lyst for certain changes in social cul- their lungs out in an effort to prove was nervous about the hostility and I attempted te get everyone 4th Place Tie: River could result in potentially serious ture on campus. their enthusiasm and allegiance to going in. ready as best we could, It was a total situations. According to Hopkins Gross, As Hopkins Gross noted, "i'd their houses. The c~remony was fol- 'We were t60 cocky and I started, team effort. Everyone in Hamilton, Ridge & Windham much prefer it be generated by stu- lowed by the first event, the Inner to recognize that when I would pear including our adoptees, gave 110%, Conn, a private institution now with- 5th Place Tie: KB & dents rather than the long arm of the hoop, in which President Higdon people from other houses say that' It just made me really happy to see in the parameters of the law, is not planning on instituting militant law." also participated on behalf of River Hamilton losing was a good as win' that all the residents were having fun Knowlton NEWS SPORTS A&E Check out page six to,find out about . Withthe winter season fast approach- Thm to pages4 and 5 to read reviews Group Art Attacks' "Moon Over.Buffalo" ing, it's time to get your fill of Camelfall of Scorsese's "The Departed" as well as and read the next installmentof "Camels sports.Thmto pages? and 10forwomen's "The Black Parade" by My Chemical Aroundthe World." volleyballandsoccer highlights. Romance . • !!!!I!II!!!!I_-~!!!!!!!I!!!!I_!!I!!!III_------"'" 2 • OCTOBER 27, 2006 • 1'HE COWGB VOICB · + EDITORIAL&OPINION Fall Concert Back With A Bang
Over the past few weeks, word about the upcoming Fall Concert featuring Blackalicious has taken off around campus. The Fall Concert tradition has emphatically returned after a three-~e.ar hiatus. In years past, the event had been contentious: damage was done to campus and the VISlt- ing acts often failed to accommodate every student's musical tastes. After a poorly attended folk show at the 2003 concert, the tradition was relegated to the past. Still, the notoriety brought by hosting big names like the Roots was a source of pride for the Conn community. . Now, the efforts of SAC and Student Life, coupled with alumni generosity, have provided the means for a massive push to bring talented, "big name" musicians back to campus. And, m a sense, a certain amount of pride has been restored to our community. Sure, many students el\!0Y , the artists that headline Friday Nights Live or other established events at Conn. Shows featunng Matt Wertz and Stephen Kellogg, to name a few, are always well attended and enjoyed. Stil~,The Voice would like to recognize the achievement of combined efforts by several actors within out community. The upcoming Fall Concert, detailed in this issue of The Voice, marks the beginning Of what will hopefully be a continual pattern of well-chosen quality in the years to come. It ISour hope that students will take full advantage of the opportunity to see the show - free of charge- iI1November.
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Tuesday: Mostly Sunny, High 60 THE COllEGE VOICE. OCTO••• 27 , 2006 • 3 --'------~~-----~~~~OPINION THE FALL OF PROGRESSMSM ANDREW MEYER • I HAVE ADD FRED KEMPER • VIEWPOINT Many people look back on going to want to help you. "This is an odd year... a ancient "advanced" . "I' . think that this man encompasses the Bush administration, tions that promote inequality. The . h CIVl tzattons Greenwich millionaire is running as what is wrong with the Democratic Republicans have moved farther victory of Lamont over Lieberman WIt awe and wonder. "Quitters never win, winners a Democrat. .. a Democrat dresses as Party. The entire debate, in response . Unfortunately, upon doing Some right, abandoning the traditional' in the primaries shows that America never quit." a Republican ... a national party can- to everything from health care and Republican Party stance of less gov- : _.;esearch, the only thing I can wonder is disenfranchised WIth Well, that's just great. Let's just didate is ignored by the national questions pertaining to the Iraq War, ernment and more freedom to intru- Congressmen without the backbone l~ why everybody was so stupid get the whole damn world smoking press." As Schlesinger stated, this Lieberman called for a sense of bi- sively jamming conservative ideals back then. I mean, we're talking to challenge the system, and not cigarettes now. senatorial race is definitely a depar- partisanship and bragged about his down the throats of the American about people who took thousands simply act as a rubber stamp for ture from the norm. Beaten in the ability to step across the party line people. inequality-promoting Republican and thou- "Kill two birds with one stone." primaries, and work with Republicans. In In an attempt to gain support for policies. 'sands of Clearly, the ancients didn't have Lieberman is working with Republicans and the their radical anti-liberty and anti- years to PETA around to get on their asses coming back current administration in the disas- choice policies, Republicans have When commenting on current invent the screaming at them for killing nature, in full swing trous No Child Left Behind policy blasted Democrats as being "too lib- policies he supports, Lieberman freaking and probably getting them impris- as an and the Iraq War, Lieberman has eral" and out of touch with the aver- affirmed the importance of having to w h eel, oned for 16th Degree Animal Independent, undennlned the Democratic Party's age American. Democrats respond- "kill" or "capture" all of the United is which Assault or something. WIt h power. ed not by showing how their push States' enemies, shown in his sup- pretty much Democrat A Democrat supporting for further health care and job secu- port of the detainee and prisoner tar, , just "Step I: "If at first you don't succeed, try, Lamont trail- Republican policies gives legitima- rity would help most Americans, or ture bills that allow the president to find round try again." ing close cy to Republican's abysmal legisla- how the Republican Party caters to sanction torture as he sees fit. thing. Step This one just has too many behind and Republican Schlesinger tion and gives the administration the the wealthiest I % of Americans who Lieberman had the audacity to speak 2: put stuff on it." examples to count, but for now, try somewhere out in-right field. ability to point fingers at Democrats do not need governmental aid; they of Al Qaeda, 9111 and the Iraq War For further evidence of thinking of the man who gets his ass when public opinion turns sour. simply abandoned their progressive all in the same breath. He even how incredibly idiotic these people kicked by Mike Tyson in a bar fight, Before attending the senatorial Although I do not think bi-partisan- stances for a compromise-filled role pledged that he would not run for were, I'd like to break down some then decides "I can probably take debate between the three candidates, ship is necessarily a bad thing, when of uninteresting and ineffectual this third term, claiming that by that famous ancient "advice" and share him if I try harder this time!" and I was torn between Lamont and Republicans are inflexible and will political stances. point a Congressman is too tied to theanalysis with you. throws his fists up at him again the Lieberman. viewing Schlesinger as not compromise with Democrats, special interests and could become next night..; think he succeeds? nothing more than a lost cause. why shouldn't Democrats return the Senator Lieberman is the quin- corrupt. Pandering to his support "The early bird gets the worm." Besides, I always liked "If at first After listening in I leamed three favor and criticize the administra- tessential reason why the base of extremely conservative Ever eaten a worm before? you don't succeed, skydiving isn't things: Lieberman's demeanor tion, and not be co-opted into their Democratic Party has fallen. In Democrats and Bush-loving · ~either have I, but I'm pretty sure for you" better anyway, although I greatly resembles Republican culture of corruption? order to gain further support, Republicans, Lieberman is simply "they're disgusting... unless, of h,ave no idea where it originated Congressman Rob Simmons, Democrats need to go on the attack playing a Machiavellian political course, they're smothered in BBQ from. Republican candidate Schlesinger The problem lies in the current and move back to the left in order to game in order to stay in office. The sauce. Everything tastes good if you should have became a comedian and state of the Democratic Party. once again be the champions of the battle between Lamont and put enough BBQ sauce on it. "Actions speak louder than not a politician, and this election is a Although it is no secret that I firmly middle class. With the middle class Lieberman will determine whether words." pivotal signal of the future of the support the Democratic Party as the disappearing, and the gap between progressivism is dead, and whether "Before you judge someone, you Actually, actions don't speak at Democratic Party. only viable option in this two party the rich and poor growing at an Democrats will be able to weather should walk a mile in their shoes." alf. .. that's just dumb. The only way system, I have been becoming increasing rate, America needs a elections to come, or tum into a less Due to the fact that I have size 13 it makes sense is if the action is In watching Lieberman address increasingly frustrated at the progressive party that will work conservative version of the feet, listening to this advice probably "yelling into a megaphone," which the audience with peace signs and Democratic Party's move to a more towards universal health care and Republican Party. just changes my thoughts from "that the idiots hadn't invented yet any- fake smiles, I could not help but centrist stance. Since the election of measures to end societal construe- guy sucks" to "that guy sucks and way. now my feet hurt." HIT THE SHOWERS, KID "Curiosity killed the cat." "A bird in the hand is worth two Actually, I'm pretty sure the CHASE HOFFBERGER AND TAYLOR IWz' CONFLICfING PERSPECfIVES in the bush." name of that speeding SUY was , , There's two possibilities here: "Suburban," not "Curiosity." Last week we argued about naked people. This week we'll argue about bunch of pain in the butt things. Like having to drive fifteen minutes-s-a " either you're holding a live bird in where naked people choose to shower. There are a few options for quarter of an hour-to get from campus to your bed in Groton Long Point. your hand, in which case it's proba- Now, I don't want you all to be Connecticut College students. You can live in a dorm Or not being able to invite friends over at the drop of a hat because of the bly pecking the crap out of you until depressed after hearing this many and shower next to someone who may be a complete planning that goes into getting over to your place. Those are small misfor- your hands bleed more than the evil pathetic quotes in a row, so .I'm stranger, or you can shower, without flip-flops, in the tunes that you'll never encounter if you live on campus. sensei in Karate Kid after he punch- going to take a moment before the comfort of your own home off campus. We're not es the window, or you're walking conclusion to share my favorite talking River Ridge here. We're talking up Rte. 95, Chase: I will encounter this, though: waking up and eating breakfast on around carrying a dead bird, in quote of the week, which came from unaffiliated with the school, Camelympics-banned, off my porch while I watch sailboats sail into the marina. Or what about my which case you're a sick bastard. a lunch at Panera ... campus housing. Let's rock. ability now to eat dinner at whatever hour I want? If I'm on campus I have Either way, I'd rather have two birds JB: "There are a lot of old people to eat dinner before 7:30 when Harris closes. chilling in a bush outside. Although, here." Taylor: Chase, you have to admit that living off this seems like a good spot to point Me: "Yea, I noticed that." campus deprives you of many dormitory joys. Taylor: But Chase, if I forget a book in my room in the morning, I ca out that I've never understood peo- JB: "I hope no one dies. That walk back in a mere seven minutes to retrieve it and then continue my work pIe who love the sounds of birds would really ruin this cup of coffee." Chase: L-ike what? Mandatory Tuesday night meetings? Midnight fire But if you forget' something, you're screwed. Plus every single one of my chirping in the moming.. all I can drills? friends-besides you and your roommates-lives within walking distance hear is "CHIRP CHIRP WAKE UP It may not be advice, but it's a of my room. And that means a whole lot of chances for me to hang out with TWEET TWEET I'MA WAKE hell of a lot wiser than anything Taylor: No, we're talking about the delight of trying to guess whose puke good people. YOUR ASS UP WHILE YOU'RE these old fogey clowns said. From is on the bathroom floor, or the wonder of watching wrestling matches break TRYING TO SLEEP IN CHIRP the year 2006 (also known as "The out on Saturday nights right in front of your doorstep. And what about the Chase: Good people? You might want to reexamine that statement, Katz. ]WEET HAHA SUCKS FOR YOU Year of the People Who Are Way glories of co-ed bathrooms? Showering in a real shower means your flip- Well, for yourself at least. Oh, and I guess I should tell you that I was going CHIRP CHIRP!" Smarter than Ancient Dumbasses" in flops will never get as clean as they need to be. to invite you over for a nice vegetarian dinner we were going to cook for the Chinese calendar), this is you, but I guess you don't like going off campus, so I'll ask someone who's "An apple a day keeps the doctor Andrew Meyer, reminding you that Chase: Well, let me tell you something, Taylor. I spent three years living a little more willing to think outside the box. away." the email is in a 13 x 10 foot barrack. I spent three years receiving voice mails from my , Yea ... but only if you're using [email protected], not the Housefellow telling me that I had to be out of the dorm by 5 p.m. on Taylor: Why don't you go crawl into a box Chase, and stop bullying me. " the apples to throw them at the doc- firstname.lastname Conn emails, Thanksgiving Break. Let me do my own thing. And let me tell you some- tor, in which case you're screwed signing off. thing else, Taylor. Living off campus, I can do just that. Chase: I imagine that box will be bigger than your dorm room. once you get sick, sinee he's not Taylor: But getting to do your own thing is accompanied by a whole Taylor: But not as small as your brain. SHARED GOVERNANCE ON CAMPUS. · : EVAN PIEKARA • VIEWPOIINT One of Connecticut College's defining virtues is a devotion to a strong system of shared governance. This institution enables students, faculty, staff, OXFORD and senior administrators to be placed on equal footing by giving all of these PA IS vital members of our community an outlet to express Sarah Lawrence College at Oxford Sarah Lawrence College in Pads their opinions. Various outlets such as the Student offen srudcnrs the unparalle-led provides Indi\"ldu;\lly~ctl\ftNi !"fnj:!T":\m< Government Association, representatives, or commit- opporrumtv tn work Indlviduolly (If
city. There were a few bia bois, or Vietnamese bars. BY GREG SOWA They had no preservatives, so they brewed the beer fresh Staff Writer every day. The city had a midnight curfew, so we always had to sneak into our dorm past a fence and guard dogs. College Voice: Where did you study abroad? The police raided a lot of the bars, but the owners of the Emily Hamrock: I did SATA Vietnam with Western bars just paid them off. Professors Peppard and Jensen. CV: What types of places did you guys visit? CV: When did you decide you wanted to go? EH: We went on boat rides around rice paddies, vis- EH: About a week before the deadline, actually. ited Buddhist monasteries, and went through the Cu Chi CV: Where did you live? tunnels. I shot an AK-47. We also went to Cambodia, EH: We lived in an international students' dorm affil- and saw the killing fields, which were really disturbing. iated with the national university in Hanoi. You would literally kick up some dirt and uncover a CV: What types of classes did you have to take? human skull. The Genocide Museum there was a high EH: We took Vietnamese four times a week, and his- school that the Khmer Rouge converted into a prison and tory and economics once a week. Plus we had an eco- torture chamber. nomics thing that was half class, half interviewing CV: Did you see the Hanoi Hilton? migrant workers who sold fruit in the street. EH: Yes. Most of it is a museum showing how the CV: What was -your first impression of the country? French treated Vietnamese prisoners, and the section on EH: The first week there was overwhelming; it was American POWs is obviously bogus. It shows them really weird just to look so different from everybody playing football and smiling. else. People followed us everywhere we went, but they CV: What was the strangest thing you saw? were friendly. Everyone seemed to like Americans. EH: Well, David Owyang and David Hecht ate dog. CV: What were conditions in Vietnam like? A lot of the wine bottles had full snakes or full lizards in EH: At first I thought it was really underdeveloped, them. And there was the Snake Feast. It's a seven-course but it turned out that Hanoi was New York City com- meal involving the different parts of a snake. For the first pared to Phnom Penh [Cambodia]. Part of the city was course, they tore the beating heart out of the snake and really Westernized, and in Saigon they were completely put it in a glass of wine. And they said whoever drank it ,obsessed with Arnerican culture. would absorb the snake's powers. CV: What did you guys do at night? CV: Wow, sounds like Thanksgiving at my house. Director Kaitlin Walshsaid that she chose '~Ioon Door Bliffa/o" because "of the obviOllS humor 011paper" and her "briUiantcast" (above) (fire). EH: We went to a lot of the Westernized bars in the Thank you for talking with us. BY ALLISON ZELMAN In describing her choice of pro- dent productions here at ,Camelympics Contributing Writer duction, Kaitlin said, "This summer Connecticut College. Amy Meyer I read about 15 plays and even '07 is a Theater and English double In 2002, a group of Connecticut though this was the hardest one to major and plays the hysterical.role achieved through the unity, cama- continued from page 1 of Governors pulled through like College students with a shared pas- produce, I couldn't deny how funny of Ethel, Charlotte Hay's deaf moth- raderie and enthusiasm of the entire never before. We worked closely sian for student theater collaborated it was. It just stood out." A er. Amy, too, has acted in and direct- second time in a row, other dorm community working together with Physical Plant, Campus Safety and formed a new club called Group Government and self designed ed various roles here at Conn. In .dorms certainly gave them a run for for a common goal." and Athletics to ensure a seamless' Art Attack. Their goal was to be major ("Acting and Directing for addition, she will be directing Uncle their money. Freeman came in a William Harper'06, area coordi- connection between departments." able to produce theater "for the stu- the Camera"), Kaitlin will graduate Vanya for the Theater department close second place and Plant, one of nator for south campus, was more At the end of the day, many stu- dents, by the students," and they Connecticut College and continue this upcoming Spring. Arnold and the smaller dorms on campus, ended than pleased with this year's games. dents were reminded of what it real- have now developed into a credible her directing expertise in the fields Meyer both plan to head to New up getting the bronze. "We1ve been building a great ly means to be a "Camel." As organization that has been the back- of television and film. Some of her York City after graduation to pursue Plant Governor Gili Ben- Yosef ' Camelympics for the past few years, President Higdon said at the opening bone for countless theater produc- most well known directing work at acting careers. 09 commented, "Placing In and I think that this year we hit a ceremonies, "What other school has tions at Connecticut College. They Connecticut College includes The character of Roz, the child Camelympics is definitely an honor- new plateau of excellence," he Camelympics?" help provide funding for the numer- Weekend Comedy, Jake's Women, of George and Charlotte Hay, will able achievement, but what's even noted. "Under the excellent leader- ous costs of production and are Too Much Light Makes the Baby be performed by Melanie Knight better is knowing that this was ship of Laura Irizarry'07, the Board staffed with an executive board and Go Blind, and last year's sitcom, '09, a sophomore double majoring approximately 50 members, all of "Report This!" in Theater and Education. Roz's Laura Flanders Addresses "The 'W' whom have various expertises in the The current Area Coordinator love interest, Paul, will be played by theater world and are available for for South Campus, Will Harper '06 John Schmergel '09. Mark any means of production advice and will be returning to the Connecticut Haberland '10 and Eli Shobin '10 Effect" And Congressional E ections support. College stage in one of the leading are making their debuts on the On November 3rd, Group Art roles, George Hay. This year, most Connecticut College stage, respec- rats and republicans need to contin- BY YALIDY MATOS not. There is no middle ground, no Attack will be presenting its first students know Will as the professor tively, as the lawyer, Richard, and ue the fight towards pro-choice rare." production of the SChool year; Moon of Keg 101 or leader and spirit of the most awkward character of the Contributing Writer campaigns. According to Flanders, the South Over Buffalo. Ken Ludwig, the Camelympics and the South show, Howard. The stage managers The abortion bill is important Dakota bill goes too far in its On Wednesday October 25th, the playwright, is most known for his Campus Housefellows. Aside from for this production are Christine because it not only makes abortion stance on abortion. If the bill does Gender and Women's Studies comedy Lend me a Tenor and for his current work as a Residential illegal, but it makes it illegal under not pass, and people like Leslie Lenihan'1O and Natalie Nash '10, Department hosted journalist Laura the Tony Award he received for his any circumstances. For example, if Unruh, a key person in the pro-life Life professional, his previous roommates who have helped to 'run Flanders to speak on "The 'w' a woman were raped, she would campaign, make up a new law stat- book, Crazy for You. Performances career at Connecticut College the show every step of the way. Effect: Gender and Sexuality in the not be allowed to have an abortion. ing that abortion is illegal with the of Moon Over Buffalo totaled over reflects another of his passions, Group Art Attack has resources Congressional Elections." Flanders also argued that the fight exception of incest and rape, then 300 professionally, and the reviews directing and producing theater. such as props and costumes avail- In her lecture, Flanders focused on is not only about abortion, but that what is the pro-choice campaign were outstanding as this show paved Regarding his decision to play able for productions and help both the case of South Dakota. South it is the health portion .of it all that going to do? its way toward being one of the George, he remarked, "Well, I don't Dakota's right-wing parties intro- experienced and rookie directors to really matters. She noted that, if the Flanders ends by saying that the greatest stage comedies of all time. duced a bill to make abortion ille- act anymore. I swore it off years add student theater to the cultural bill is passed, women lose their "left" needs to organized and works gal without exception. If this bill is Set in Buffalo, New York in the ago. However, Kaitlin is such a environment at Connecticut reproductive and health rights. for the ground up. passed in the upcoming elections, 1950s, this hilarious comedy centers good friend and George is such a College. This year, Kate Michaud In the 1960s and 70s, there were Flanders is the host of abortion will not only be made ille- around George and Charlotte Hay, great role that I couldn't say no. !tIS '07 is leading Group Art Attack as fifty-five family planning clinics in "Radio'Nation" and can be heard 'gal in South Dakota, but it wiIl fading stars of repertory theatre. been a great process, full of creative South Dakota, and today there is live weekends, 7-10 pm on the President and she invites anyone to affect women allover the nation. During the play, everything that only one. Flanders posed the ques- national Air America Radio net- explosions." join their organization. Meetings.are Thirty states are waiting to see the tion of what happened over those work. She is also the author of could possibly go wrong goes Lucy Arnold '07, Arny Meyer held at 10:15 p.m. every Tuesday at reaction people have to the bill, and years, and how right-wing parties Bush Women: Tales of a Cynical wrong, and the ridiculous characters '07 and Allison Zelman '07 share the upstairs couches in Cro. if it gets passed then it could serve were able to gather considerable Species, a book about the women deal with the situation at hand in the stage in one of their final Moon Over Buffalo will be per- as a "go ahead" for the other states power. in George W. Bush's Cabinet, and hysterically outlandish manners. As Connecticut College productions. formed at 8:00pm November -3rd pass similar bills. 10 Flanders stated that the "left" did The W Effect: Sexual Politics in a reviewer in Backstage wrote, Zelman will be performing as Flanders argued that looking at just and 4th in HOOD DINING ROGM, have a campaign, but decided that the Age of Bush, an essay collec- "Stuffed with comic invention, run- George Hay's wife, Charlotte Hay. located on the first floor" of one election race is not enough. All abortion should be legal, but rare. tion. She's currently working on a ning gags and a superb sense of An International Relations and BLAUSTEIN. Tickets will be sold elections have significance, and if "The problem with the campaign new book, Blue Grit, that will pro- absurdity, this is truly a love-letter Latin American Studies major, she at the door, but due to limiting seat- this bill gets passed, it does not [of the left]," she. said, "is that you file progressive victories in modern to live theater." (http://www.whole- expressed her excitement to have mean an end to "the left" as either believe it should be legal or times. ing, it is highly recommended lhat , 'Flanders calls it. Pro-choice democ- backstage.com) the opportunity to be back in the tickets are purchased beforehand. A four-year member of Group theater world after a year abroad. Tickets are $3 and can be ",e- Art Attack, Kaitlin Walsh '07, is Lucy Arnold '07 will be performing ordered by emailing or calling Blackalicious extending her lengthy list of previ- the role of Eileen, the naive mistress Kaitlin Walsh at ous directing experiences, and has to George Hay. Lucy is a Theater [email protected] or Ex. 3398. continued from page 1 want to definitely bring you into family, the Conn student body will found herself in the Directors' chair major, and has performed in a num- experience," Gift of Gab told Vox our vibe and make you feel like you get the opportunity to have the once again. ber of both departmental and stu- magazine in a recent interview. "We had an experience after the show." Blackalicious experience on Thanks to SAC and the Simmons November 16. Please send letters to the editor :J-fappy:J-faCCoween Please send letters to the editor
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~ "IIIIi_"_._IIiIII lIlliii_""_."iIIiIi_ .. iiiiiiiilllliliiiiii1 iil_" ;;""-=-=~, ~ TilE COllEGEVOICE' OCToBEE27, 2006'· 7 You SAYFISTICUFFS, I SAY"So WHAT?" s ALEx FRllCON • GET YOUR mCON Matt Pond interview , • Writer's block sucks, especially Our community is something some invisible hand is going to pro- continued.from page 4 when you don't know what to write The issue is not the fact that there around. that is very special. It is a unique tect them from the repercussions of about to begin with. Fortunately for was a fight, rather that Connecticut so be it. It is really the choice of You guys have been working environment, and one of the major their mouth and a student drunk me, It seems that this time the College has the tendency to put peo- the band to do what they want. on a new album. Did you go into reasons I chose to attend enough to take a swing and BAM. proverbial fish of ideas has jumped ple into a bubble, and that's danger- On another note, I get emails that process differently than Connecticut College. I came from a You've just witnessed the suburban nght IOta my boat. I don't know if ous. For real, there is life outside of with criticisms on the most minor before? When are you hoping to high school where a lot of trust was form of assault. college. There is a real world, where details, on something I said at a release it? you read last put into the student body and there Now I don't know exactly what people get assaulted, robbed, even show or something I did years ago. It's actually done. Just a matter week's issue, wasn't much room to get lost or iso- happened, and we all know I'm killed. To try and hush every con- But I think that's really nnnecessary. of how and where and when. We but on the lated from the school. At the same always capable of being incorrect, frontation and treat it like a travesty Let the musician be who he is? may have done too many son~~, 21 second page time. as a rational human being, I but let me indulge you in my theory that will never happen again, is to Exactly. or 22 were recorded. But it w.a(an there was a understood that it was not a fairy- of how this went down. brainwash our students into believ- Do you have any favorite new experience just like any other. I statement tale and that there was in fact a real ing that they won't face the same sit- artists? wrote them all last year and prac- (from what world or what I would like to call Two students (maybe one alum- uation in real life. So should we We've really been into Be Your , ticed them on the road earlier this seems like "Life after college." I continue to nus?) argued over a girl have fight classes? No, but do not be Own Pet lately. They're sort of a year. Then we recorded it in August. The Voice as maintain this "down-to-earth". per- , Student 1 said something to stu- so surprised when a fight happens. punk. band, but they have nice 1 really has its own life. It's sti'me- an establish- spective. dent 2 We shouldn't have to have promi- melodies and the words are amaz- ment) entitled, "A Few Bad Apples." thing you really put your all into. It's Connecticut College, again, is a Student '2 said something to stu- nent groups addressing the situation ing. I haven't heard anything like it kind of like a girl. But I don't know To sum it up the article reprimand great place. But I feel as if a majori- dent 1 and have the whole community rally in a while. It's cool when things are if this girl likes me back. We sball those students that participated in ty of the students face the cliche One of them hit the other. together. We just have to treat it as consistently good all the way see.
assault that unfolded at the tent ) -the naivete of life at a small private what it is: a stupid fight. While vio- , -'tance, proclaiming that "Nobody at school. What happened at the tent What was said? I don't know. lence should have its consequences, WHERE'S MY "WASTEMANIA" CAMPAIGN? ~onn should worry about. .. the pos- dance was not only foreseeable, but Was it offensive? Probably. Could it should not be treated like murder. 'sibility of a physical confroritation at not worthy of ranting about. While I the situation have been avoided? Should the students be removed? JOANNA MCCUNTlCK • VISIONS OF EARTH a ~ocial event" and that the students do not endorse nor promote student- Most definitely. No, they've probably already '" • ,f',h'"auld be removed from campus." on-student violence, the article If you want to avoid an alterca- learned their lessons (especially the In the spirit of Camelympics, something. Il' '" ~ Now, assuming that, since there printed last week appeared to give tion, you can, except of course for one assaulted), If anything (assum- (where earth house placed 6th!) I've Why doesn't Conn put more was no single author credited with off the '(lura that confrontations do the situations where it is not pro- ing that this is a first offense) the been reflecting on Recyclemania, value on the shared spaces? Do any tJris piece, I feel it is logical to not exist, This is not the case, voked. Somewhere in this con- guilty parties should be put on social last year's competition where we of our laptops or cell phones really assume that it was from "The Voice" When you combine a large frontation, someone said something warning/probation and forced to placed 5th. The basic premise of the tell us how they were made? I think ;:~ a conununity. Supposing this is amount of cramped individuals, they shouldn't have said. Call me meet with someone on anger man- competition was this: the school one of the biggest oversights recent- • :~e and that I am also a member of with alcohol and short tempers, a crazy, but I feel as if something agement. with the ly is the complete lack of knowledge ·:th1s.. community, I must then pro- confrontation leading to a watered- provocative was said by a Conn stu- largest weight concerning the cell phone. And I that I, in no way, endorse that . 6laim down form of assault is one of the dent because they felt they would be Call me insensitive, but I'd of recyclables can't even imagine how many'atu- statement. Let me please explain many probable outcomes. All it protected by their bubble. rather you call me real. wins. and gets dents, if they didn't have lthem why. takes is one student who thinks that ~...... Ladies and Gents, I'll be brief. to put it on already, were given one by thelr'llar- their website ents for college. It happened to1'me. ,SHARED GOVERNANCE . for PRo So I decided to get some informa- Through con- tion on exactly what I was putting continued from page 3 campus happenings. Another student has come to the SGA seeking suppon for a campaign that will provide an incen- versations up to 'my ear. .. tive for students to conserve energy and save the College money in the process (the end result of these initiatives has yet to be finalized). L------' with people, I Cell phones have a non-renew- , Shared govemance is one of the qualities of Connecticut College that sets us apart from our peer institutions. Few colleges in the nation offer the have gained the understanding that able, rare mineral are called ct>1tan. -: avenues to joint decision-making, or to sharing feedback with many constituencies on the same level as Conn, The true beauty of shared governance is that this is a way to get people to recycle. This material is found in three-bil- ,.:'~veryone can participate, influence an outcome, or share 'an idea that will better our community long after we have graduated. Through this system, we For an average student who could lion-year-old soils like those in the t, have the power to create a legacy. It is these very ideals of autonomy and independence coupled with activism and innovation that prepares us for a world care less about the Earth, this is a Rift Valley region of Africa. The outside of college that we ultimately seek to impact and improve. •' good incentive to make our Earth a tantalum extracted from the ore is little cleaner. used to make tantalum capacitors, But how much of an awareness tiny components that are essenfral in j~1 campaign was it really? Everyone managing the flow of currerlt in Information Services News and Events has been told that recycling exists, electronic devices. Eighty percenl of and people should do it. Why does the world's coltan reserves are found that already planted concept need to in the Democratic Republic of J' ' Ask A Librarian ,. be thrown into a competitive arena? Congo (DRC). "t) I grew up thinking that recycling These reserves have been brutal- " OnfoAnytime was a solution to the problem of lim- ly fought over in what has I'been -rfeIerence Service ited resources and a way to take care understood as an ethnic war. Reltlly, of the Earth. Recycling is a response it's about economics. The 1)0's to problems brought about by the era boom gave coltan a value of $3Il0 a Need Help with Your Research? of non-biodegradable things. pound. In 1998 Congolese rebel J The bottom line is this: compa- forces, backed by Rwanda..:and nies are creating goods that are Uganda seized the eastern DR~and intended to have one life. and in a moved into strategic mining areas, , , ,
II green 11 loophole to justify their of awareness-building cgmpaign; buying habits. The school that has one built off of goal to achieve a_bet- the highest population of students ter world. We should try to change ~~ who don't own cell phones, personal our habits. Our college comm4qity ~ computers, printers, and other prod- should support such changes. : ,I ucts that could be shared should win The College Voice Photo Contest Chris Colter Mad Science of Southeastern CT? You could win $100!!! 39 Wedgewood Dr. Jewett City, CT 06351 • 860376-9451 The College Voice is having a weekly photo contest. Each week there will be a different theme in which . [email protected] Connecticut College students, faculty, and staff may submit up to three digital, black and white images. The editori- l al and photography editing staff will judge and ~ick a weekly winner, which will be printed in The Voice eac~ week. ,I The .nners of each weekly contest will be put Into a pool for "the semester's best"'photo contest, which Will be Mad Science needs animated instructors to cohs 'ud :; by The Voice staff and a Conn photography professor. A grand prize of $100 will be awarded to this semes- duct educational and entertaining after school I ter'~ winner. The runner up will receive $50! . science programs. Must have dependable car i • and prior experience working with groups of el How to enter: mentary age children. Must be available AT Submit up to 3 (black and white only) digital photographs to [email protected] LEAST 3 DAYS A WEEK M-F 2:30 - 5:00 PM. Due Wednesday by 11:59 pm .. We provide the training and equipment. Pay: Attach infonnation - name, email, extenSIOn, and title of each photograph $25 per 1hour class. APPLY ONLINE at : (Optional): Include one or two sentence description of photo www.madscience.org/seconn or Call 860-376-! 9451 ~ '\ i II~H:E~M~E;;'F~O~R;.T~·H~I::S:.WE~:E:K::;..:,;H:a:l'I.,;.ow_ee_n_:_i._e_.fr_I.;;· g;..h_te_n_in.;;g;,;.,_sctt....;IY;.;.'_h_au_n_t_in.;;g;..,_di_stur_b_i..;,ng:;;..._.:.. .. , . The Camel Fun Page " . ..
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By Gerald Wols an identical 2-5 record, and the loser Camels. Sports Writer would see their playoff push cut Prior to the game, Connecticut painfully short. College head coach Debbie Lavigne The Connecticut College Girls Unfortunately, it was not meant held a special reception for seniors Field Hockey team topped Colby to be, as Connecticut native Molly Liz Lingo, Sage Shanley and Katie College in NESCAC Field Hockey Malloy scored two goals for Williams, playing what eventually action this past weekend. The Amherst to end the playoff dreams would prove to be their final game Camels played themselves into play- of the Camels on a windy day at on home turf. off contention with a fine perform- Silfen Field. The game itself was an It was an unfortunate result for ance coming from behind to snatch extremely closely contested match, the Camels, who have proven that victory from the jaws of defeat. and the Camels were unlucky to not they can play with the best in the Junior NFHCA All-Region for- come away with a win. NESCAC. However, as is the case ward Jill Mauer tallied two goals Molloy put the Jeffs on the board with many Camel sport teams, the and one assist Saturday, leading the' in the first half, collecting a deflect- finishing touches are still missing. Camels to a 3-2 victory under chilly ed ball that went sky high after a One can only learn from experience conditions in Waterville, Maine. shot from an Amherst player. and work on next year. The Camels Kelsey Fredericks netted her third Although perhaps getting a bit of are a good squad: they hold an over- goal of the season and Jamie luck with her goal, Molloy nonethe- all record of 6-7, and had the oppor- Sheahan had three saves as the less gave Amherst the vital advan- tunity to take it to the next level but Camels set up a make or break game tage going into the break. fell short at the last hurdle. The against Amherst on Tuesday in New In the second half, the Camels' NESCAC field hockey division is a London. sense that their play-off dream was very evenly matched one and with a Conn's Mike Dodge '09 (II) controls tbe baa at midfield against Satve Regina University in a game plnyed Wednesday,October 25 (Mitc"'//). From the ecstasy of Saturday to fading fast shifted them into fifth large returning class, the Camels By Ben Eagle the net. Driscoll coolly slotted the afternoon. On the other side of the the dejection of Tuesday-the gear and Conn took control of the will hope to build on this years' Sports Writer ball past the visiting keeper for his field, Kurt Ginthwain countered Camels suffered a heartbreaking game. Wave after wave of attack work and secure a playoff birth in second tally of the year. with twelve saves as well for the vis- defeat at the hands of Amherst increased the pressure on the the 2007 season. On a cold and blustery day, the Unfortunately for the Camels, iting Seahawks. Salve managed to College on Tuesday afternoon, end- Amherst defense. The Camels piled The final game of the fall will be Connecticut College Men's Soccer their narrow lead would not hold up outshoot the Camels with 16 shots to ing their playoff hopes for the 2006 up 11 penalty corners and played the played in Boston, where the Camels Team improved their record to 4-7-2 for- the full 90 minutes. In the 51st the home squad's 13. fall season. The game had much majority of the final frame in the will take on the Tufts Jumbos. It will overall with a tie to Salve Regina minute, Mike Gregory of Salve Conn will close out an up-and- more than the usual intensity sur- Amherst half. The Amherst defense be a close game and the Camels are University. The Camels fought hard Regina set up by the flag after win- down season with a NESCAC game rounding a NESCAC contest, as was able to absorb the pressure, certain to be highly motivated and against the Newport, RI, based ning a corner kick. Salve's Jonathan at Tufts on Saturday. Despite record- both teams were fighting for the however, and was then able seize the end the season with a victory and squad, but neither team was willing Parkin found room in the 18-yard ing several important victories final playoff berth in the conference. chance to add a late goal to put the send their seniors off on a high note. to give an inch after Salve dead- box and converted Gregory's cross, against both NESCAC and non-con- Both Amherst and the Camels had game out of the hands of the locked the game early in the second buring a header to even the score at ference opponents, ~ postseason half. a goal apiece. It was Gregory's third berth for the team remains elusive The camels got on the board assist of the year and Parkin's first for another year. Not reflected on the No "I"In Team with David Kellogg's '09 third assist point of the 2006 campaign. scoreboards is the fact that the of the year. In the 16th minute of In the net for the Camels was Camels have grown together consid- continued from page 10 In Barcelona's case, losing football in general. Perhaps it is this play, Kellogg dribbled on the side- Ted Lane 09', who once again erably as a young team without a x-factor. Ronaldinho would be detrimental passion and attitude that distinguish- line, found space by dodging past a proved his worth as Conn's starting senior on the roster. Conn will have Does this mean that Barca would but not fatal. The Catalan team es him from other sports stars such Salve defender, and then spotted keeper with energy and effort, sav- the off-season to continue to build in be nothing without the Brazilian would still perform and challenge as Terrell Owens and others who David Driscoll '08 cutting towards ing twelve shots throughout the preparation for their 2007 campaign. maestro? I think that's highly for the La Liga title- there is no believe that they are the team. unlikely. It is true that Ronaldinho doubt in my mind. Think of their Ronaldinho's is the ultimate team gives Barca something that no other other superstars: Deco, Messi , player, both understanding that he is player could, but you would make a Eto'o, Zambrotta, Thuram, an impact player for his team and Elegant Violence: Rugby huge mistake in thinking he is the Gudjohnson, Puyol, and Valdes. returning the favor for those who entire team. Barca, although notice- Ronaldinho's absence does not take the field with him. He under- ably weakened without their super- make or break Barcelona-he mere- stands the meaning of team and hero, would still be among the top ly strengthens Barcelona's champi- clearly tile fact that there truly is no Makes A Comeback At Conn football teams in the world. In many onship chances. He is a player that is I in the word team. ways, losing indispensable players dubbed the best in the world, but You will be able to watch By Alex Zeitchick respect towards each other for just "We used to be that team, but now stepping onto the field. we're destroying them," said provides an accurate indication of even the best need a supporting cast Ronaldinho and Barca go up against Contributing IVriter "Rugby is an amazing game. There Andrew Hatzell '08 after the final how good a squad really is and in (although sometimes watching the English powerhouse Chelsea in a "Oh my God! What happened to is so much aggression but at the whistle that Saturday. this case would be a testament to Ronaldinho skip his way past mouthwatering Champions League your face?" That's all I've been end, all of those feelings are left on Garrett Harper '07 emphasized his Barca's depth and strength as a defenders and entire teams is a flab- match. Other notable games are hearing people say to me for the the field;" added Scott Schonberger teammates' words. "The team has European football powerhouse. bergasting ana speechless experi- Liverpool vs. Bordeaux, Man Utd past week. "Rugby game. Broken , 10. As for the fans, they cheer for come a long way in the last two Losing a star player and having to be ence). The fact, which is eluded vs. FC Copenhagen, Arsenal vs. nose." I say with a smug smile. big hits and long runs. But they years," he said. "We couldn't even able to cope without the superstar is from common discussion yet still CSKA Moscow, and AC Milan vs. The black eye makes it look much too, can feel the adrenaline surging score back then and now we're often a disaster, but can be a bless- holds true, is that he is only one Anderlecht. For a full fixture list worse than it really is. through all 30 players on the field, hovering near .500 in a competitive ing in disguise. To quote Michael man. please visit www.soocernet.com. Rugby became an official sport in and this I believe, unites everyone. league." Smith, "Football is the ultimate Again the argument will go back For your pleasure I have added a 1886 in England. Tnink of it as a As a senior and co-captain on the A major reason for success this team sport. Sure, teams have their combination of soccer and football, men's team, I feel the recent history year is because of the leadership on to attitude and character. Having link that shows new readers just how except you-can pick up the ball and of the club should be brougbt to the the team. Of the original 15 star players, but what they all have watched Barca play extensively good this guy is. Please notice that are only allowed to pass it back- attention of everyone. In 1999, the starters, 11 have all played together to have to he successful is good (therefore having watched many of tbese highlights are not ward. Play is continuous and pos- men's club was suspended for before. But what's most exciting depth. Good teams aren't built Ronaldinho extensively), one. can actually of him scoring goals but session of the ball is fought for vague reasons. In the spring of are the newcomers to the game. around individuals and are able to see that every time Ronaldinho per- rather creating chances for his team- through rucks and mauls after a 2003, after several petitions, the "I am excited about the freshman withstand losses either through forms on the pitch he is happy. His mat e s tackle. There are no pads, no equip- club was allowed to return. and sophomores, and believe they injury or free agency." (Sure Smith big smile and ugly teeth (he really htp://www.youtube.comlwatch?v=f ment. Only bare bodies and the Unfortunately there was no founda- all show a great deal of promise," was talking about American should go see a dentist) are a symbol krqITtrsJo passion and intensity they bring to tion to build off of, and no experi- added Harper. "Despite never play- Football, but it works well for my of his enthusiasm and attitude the field. It is one of the most pop- ence; just a handful of men who ing before, many came in and start- analysis). towards his teammates, club and ular sports internationally and has wanted to play. At that time we had ed against tough teams." numerous professional leagues and only two experienced players to What is most impressive is the tournaments. help shape the club-fellow co- camaraderie we've built as a team. Random Regardless of how familiar you are captain Alec Keon '08 being one of "What I love is our sense of com- with the game, rugby is a great deal them. We lost most of our first munity. We're like a rowdy farnily of fun for both players and specta- games. that sings a lot," said Kevin Bergin continued from page 10 for you. I don't think we, as fans, team, in case you missed it or forgot. tors. It is a social sport, and a time- A completely different team now '10. It's true, we do sing. It helps can take another great athlete suc- [Insert pause for the reader's sake]. I honored tradition is for teams to takes the field in 2006, one with foster team spirit. In our level of hot coals in bare feet during big cumbing to a steroid scandal, espe- don't want anyone getting hurt due celebrate together after a match confidence and poise. On October rugby, it doesn't matter how big, games. cially one as young and gifted as to uncontrollable laughter while regardless of the outcome. Winning 7th we demonstrated this by defeat- fast, or strong you are. What mat- Alex Rodriguez's agent, Scott yourself. reading this article. definitely feels great, but afterward ing Framingham-State College SI- ters is how you play. Boras, says he's staying with the With the beginning of the NBA In closing, I'd like to make one both clubs show a great deal of S. Yankees next season. Wonderful. I season rapidly approaching, it final incredibly important announce- have to admit, I feel bad for all the should be awfully hilarious to see ment. I won my second fantasy foot- criticism A-fraud endures, but I the ultimate sports debauchery that ball game last weekend and now sit 'W'E'RE LOOKING FOR A FEW can't stand to watch another season is the New York Knickerbockers, I in 8th place at 2-5. Not quite hovi I of him as a Yankee. It's painful. And think anyone can appreciate the job envisioned it back during the pre- EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS. it's time that it ends. But knowing Isiah Thomas has done in re-build- season draft. Hey, at least I'm nolan the current world of sports agency, ing this team. I mean, could he do Team Helms, who cannot manage to Boras' words are about as poignant any worse if he tried? But who am I grab his first win. Keep up the good as a Joe Theisman and John Madden to second guess a man that puts work Helms, you'll get there some- telecast. Jalen Rose, Stephon Marbury; and time. On that note, I'm out of here. Say it ain't so, Shawn Merriman. Steve Francis on the same court. Have a fun Halloween weekend! Things were looking so promising Seriously folks, they are on the same Tennis
continued from page 10 England Women's Intercollegiate gles play, Melissa Shear '08 defeat- tributed with victories of 9-8 and Tennis Tournament (NEWITI), ed Salve Regina's DaneiIle Welch 6- At Quinnipiac University School of Law, • Outstanding faculty 8-5, respectively. Unfortunately, the which took place at Amherst from 1, 6-1, Remak defeated women's tennis team could not con- October 20th to the 22nd. In quite an Middlebury's Claire Smyser 4-~, 6- you'll find everything you need to succeed. • Rigorous ac ad errdc tinue their winning ways when they impressive performance, #2 doubles 4, 6-2, Amanda Poe defeated Sal ve Frottl a challenging yet" supportive acaclerrric p r.og ra rrrs traveled to Brunswick, Maine to duo Britt Fallon and Jessica Bender Regina's Michelle Kennedy 6-1, 6- • Six c o rrce n cr-at lo n s environtnent co faculty rrrernbers who will visit Bowdoin. Beret Remak sal- advanced to the semifinals after vic- 2, and Bender defeated Macailagh becotne intellectual colleagues. From live-client • Extensive experiential vaged a point for the Camels with tories against Bates, Tufts, and MIT. Herman 5-7,6-2,6-2. learning her 6-2, 6-4 victory over Sarah In the semifinals, Fallon and Bender With such strong performances clinics to real-world externships. PLusannual opportt.tnities D'Elia at #1 singles. Bowdoin fin- lost 1-8 to Williams' Allie Rottkamp from the men's and women's tennis merit scholarships ranging from. $3,000 to • Student faculty ratio ished the day with an 8-1 win, how- and Grace Baljon. In #1 doubles, teams this fall, they will both no full tuition. For rn or'e Irrfo r-rrra.r.icrr, visi t ls:r ever, improving their record to 3-0. Beret Remak and Amanda Poe doubt find success again in the, 'Jaw.quinnipiac.edu or callI-8oo-462-I944· Most recently, the women's ten- recorded an 8-3 first round victory upcoming spring season. nis team competed at the New against Springfield College. In sin- QUlNNIPIAC UNIVERSlTY FIUI/IMPBOV: Sundays, 10 p.m. Questions? Call Proctor @ x3271 SUI I< lt~IJ OF J.,;\\V JIamdcl1. Connect:.icu~ or email @ [email protected]. First project will air on C4TV at 8 p.m.,JIIovember 4th with a ~r,y special guest (tune in ·0 fi!"d out) ...... '0 tJ'T'tON [ f.-A.\IILV 1 HICAI."!''' I INTELLEC'H.lAL PROPI::RTY I TAX Ctt.i..!"u....A-l- I Drsl'u1"E ...... ,.....L . ,
)TIm COLLEGEVOICE· OcrOEEE 27: 2006 • 10 CAMELSPORTS There Is Conn Men's Tennis Finds Fall Success Random . No "I" In By Chris Helms Sports Stai!Writer Team With their fall season at a close, it's time to take a look back at some Thoughts The article by Michael Smith of the highlights the men's and Since I didn't have one incredi- entitled "Some Players would be women's tennis teams have.given us bly poignant sports event or persona hard to live without" grabbed my the past couple of months. The to talk about in this week's article, I attention this week as I was surfing men's team finished up at an impres- figured I would just spread my the web, procrastinating, and aim- sive I-f record, while the women's wealth of knowledge and insight lessly trying squad continued to display its about the current state of the entire to multi-task strength in both division and 000- sports world. Or at least that's what between conference competition with a 2-1 I'll try to do. work, Fantasy record. As far as the World Series goes, I Football, The The men's team recorded a 5-4 . have to admit Economist, victory against cross-town rivals that I have not and writing Coast Guard Academy at home on been paying this article. October 4th before suffering a nar- much atten- GERALDWOLS We have row defeat on the road at Colby tion. Baseball Viewpoint all heard at Sawyer on October 5th with a final is a funny one point or set score of 4-5. With the victory sport like that. another in OUf over Coast Guard, the men's tennis When your sporting, academic or professional Camels have already assured they team is sti II lives that there is no I in the word Eruc DEBEAR will improve on last season's 0-10 playing, it can VIEWPOINT TEAM. This simply means that any overall record. be an given individual is not greater than a In the Coast Guard match, the enthralling team or a collection of individuals. I Camels were especially strong dur- experience. When your team is no for one fully support and promote ing doubles play. Captain Ned longer playing, as is the case with this statement. Having been part of Minevitz '07 and Andrew Meyer '07 The Conn men's tennis team began their ZO()(j-ZOO7campaign with a momentum-building victory over rival Coast Guard Academy (Archive). mine, baseball loses some of its mys- teams my whole life, I understand led the way with an 8-3 victory over tifying power. Nonetheless, I have the concept of a team and teamwork. Ryan Beck and Chris Pappe at #1 to pick up a 6-4, 6-4 victory over but fell short of their hoped-for 3-0 get the win at #1 singles. managed to take in a few observa- ~ No one is greater than the whole and doubles. Andrew Watts '09 and Reid Moebus and Sprung contributed , mark due to a tough Joss at Next, the Camels improved to 2- tions about this particular October I truly successful teams understand Larson '10 followed up this impres- with a 6-3, 6-2 win over Pince at #6 Bowdoin. Against Mount Holyoke, o at Wesleyan with a 5-4 victory classic. I thrs concept and respect it. sive performance with an 8-0 singles, The remainder of the match- the Camels were victorious in all with Remak, Brit Fallon '07, and First, the seven day rest that the Looking at sports teams both thumping of CGA's Ozimek and es were very evenly matched, with three doubles matches and Beret Emsellem dominating singles play. Tigers endured after they swept American and worldwide, we all Isaacson, and Jason Sprung '10 and Beck defeating Minevitz 7-6, 7-5, Remak '07, Amanda Poe '07, Remak defeated Ania Preneta 6-2, 6- aside the Oakland A's in the ALCS ~ realize that there are those players Ben Sherman '07 completed the Pappe defeating Watts 2-6, 6-3, 6-3, Jessica Bender '10, and Elyssa 1 , Fallon defeated Rachael Ghorbani seems to be working against them. that are just unbelievably talented - sweep of doubles play with a deci- Ozimek defeating Meyer 2-6, 7-6, Emsellem '10 added victories in sin- 6-3, 6-1, and Emsellem defeated They were extremely flat in game I, superhuman if you like - and would sive 8-1 win over eGA's Moebus (10-7), and Isaacson defeating gles play to help Connecticut Emily Fish 6-1, 6-1. and if it weren't for another miraou- indeed be hard to live without. Some and Pince. Sherman 1-6,7-6, (10-6). College come away with the 7-2 lous performance by Kenny Rogers, examples that come to mind are The Camels were led by Reid The women's tennis team fin- win. Remak, an ITA All-American, SEETENNIS they would probably be looking at Ronaldinho, Michael Jordan, Larsen and Jason Sprung in singles ished the fall season with victories dropped the first set but dominated an 0-3 hole right now. Speaking 'of LeBron James, Tiger Woods and play. At #5 singles, Larsen was able over Mount Holyoke and Wesleyan, the next two sets (4-6, 6-2, 6-2) to Continued on page nine Rogers, is it just me or is this guy a Michael Schumacher. These athletes complete idiot? Whether or not he have demonstrated dominance in had a foreign substance on his hand their profession unheard of prior to Camel Volleyball Continues To Impress during that game 2 start, I just don't their existence. The question we like the look of this guy. As far as must ask ourselves is not whether game losing streak that the team I'm concerned you can ship him and these athletes increase the possibility endured just a week earlier, falling Terrell Owens to a deserted island 'of their team's performance level, to Williams, Tufts, and New London and the world would be a better but rather by how much? rival Coast Guard. The Camels will place. Furthermore, the rain delayed Of the five athletes I have men- look to bring the momentum gained game 4 looks to be the pivotal game tioned (and believe me there are from numerous successes at home in the series. If St. Louis wins, they many more), only three play/played with them as they travel to Wesleyan are sittin' pretty with a 3-1 series on a team (in my mind) - James, to play their final three matches on lead. However, if Detroitwins, they Jordan and Ronaldinho. We could neutral ground. are guaranteed a trip back to the classify Woods as team member- The success the team has had Motor City. By the way, when did the Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup this year shatters past records, and Jeff Suppan become an ace? Did I are all golf team events-but for the team hopes that this is a sign that miss something? I ar uments' sake let's just categorize they may be able to advance further Some thoughts from Week 7 of s being an individuaL We could than ever before come tournament the NFL: Miami, Cleveland, Detroit, ca> ., .ze Michael ~chumacher as time. Last year's quarterfinal Arizona, and Oakland are, officially ~ The foundation of team Ferrari appearance came following a 16-10 the pathetic teams in the league. but\! cs face it: in Formula One, the season record. With their record although this revelation is nothing in dual drivers championship is already standing at an impressive new to anyone who follows profes- the.only thing that counts - have you 16-8, there are high hopes for what sional football. The truly surprisin$ heard of Felipe Massa? My point the team can accomplish in this thing about this list is that Arizona exactly. Futthermore LeBron James postseason-as well as in following and Miami were predicted to be and Jordan play/played basketball - seasons-with only one senior and playoff contenders by many a sport I know nothing about. What I one junior currently on the squad. "experts" prior to the start of the sea- do know know is that James is not If the Camels have success in son. So what do we Jearn? Don't lit- just really good; he's ridiculously advancing to the NESCAC tourna- ten to experts. Now, Miami 100 good. If I knew nothing of him or ment, it will take place on the week- helpless and Arizona is losing to Art basketball, I would recognize such end of November 3-5. This is a great Shell and the hapless Raiders. Ouch. unbelievable talent because the guy opportunity for the College commu- No one can score on Denver, which is 8 months younger than I am and ""'~----~!!,",!",,!!~-~"""+-~---"'~--;"'-""'-'-'--"-""'-+:---c-"-'-~-""'~'=7""-;:-~:":"-:-.!nity to get behind the steadily helps the Broncos win games con- earns a shi+ load more money than I The Conn women's volleyball team will be/ookingfor several key victories over the weekend in order to secure a NESCACberth (Shipper). improving Conn volleyball program sidering their quarterback doesn't. do-in the ballpark of $18 million a By Matt Fava squad is lead by their co-captains while also finding success on neutral that is sure to continue to impress The Patriots' piece-of-cake schedule- year more. As for Jordan ... well peo- Amy Crespi '08 and Jen Romanelli courts (8-4). This neutral record will and accomplish some great feats in is making them look like serious ple keep on comparing James to Sports Writer '07. These two leaders represent the be most important for the NESCAC the coming years. Super Bowl contenders. The NFC Jordan so the guy had to be some- only members off the '07 and '08 tournament. It is likely to be held at East is going to corne down to the what decent, I am guessing here peo- The Connecticut College volley- classes, with the rest of the team undefeated Williams (9-0), but the uy.c.m 11NG end !s the Giants, Eagles, and ple so anyone who would . like to ball team has had a great year so far, consisting of 'determined freshmen atmosphere shouldn't prove a decid- ".QIJAIi.Y IVd.•L.MAI.O !I~S Cowboys continue to duke it ojlt. clarify me on those points please feel and is looking to continue their suc- and sophomores. Coach Josh Edmed ing factor for any squad until the Cincinnati and Atlanta are both back- 10/27 vs Colby, 8;00 p.m. free to do so. cess into the playoffs. The women is in his fifth season and is assisted Camels take the court against the on the winning track, each squeak- This leaves one athlete on the list only have three matches left, facing by Erin Reading. host Ephs. 10/28 vs Bates, 11:00 a.m, ing out wins against good teams that of five; His name - Ronaldinho; his consecutive NESCAC opporients in Since Edmed arrived at Conn in The Camels will go into their 10/28 vs Bowdoin, 1:30 p.m. could turn their season around. game - football; his team - Futbol the regular season, and have nearly 2002, the program has been on a rel- final three matches this weekend * all games at Wesleyan Finally, one of the only consistencies Club de Barcelona or Barca for assured spot in the postseason tour- ative rise. Although the winning per- coming off a recent streak of in the NFL these days-the Colts- short; his status - GODLIKE. nament. Essentially, if the Camels centage has not been on a constant absolute domination at home. Conn are undefeated and headed for anoth- Having lived in Barcelona for four can manage to win just one of their increase, the team's record has been is currently on a three-game win 2006NESCAC er disappointing playoff loss. months or so and having experienced last three matches, against Colby, far better than in past years. Last streak, with all three victories com- Championship Alright, that's unfair to say at this the full consequence of the Bates, and Bowdoin respectively, year the team reached the NESCAC ing in the fashion of 3-0 set deci- juncture but you just wait till Peyton Friday, Nov. 3rd, @ 1 Seed "Ronaldinho effect" whilst attending then they should be headed for a quarterfinals-an impressive feat sions. Manning breaks out the "playoff games and pubs to view matches, I betth in the NESCAC Tournament. and farther than they had advanced These wins came against passer's pocket jig" that he has per- can safely say that Ronaldinho is the Overall, the Camels have a sea- since 1994 when they reached the Endicott College, Salve Regina No. I vs No.8 fected over the years. The man lOOKS son record of 16-8, with a NESCAC ECAC Tournament. University, and Rhode Island No.2 vs No.7 SEE No "l" IN TEAM record of 4-3, currently placing them Conn has faired better at home College, respectively. This success No.3 vs No.6 SEE Random fifth in their league. This young (5-1) than away (3-3) this year, followed on the heels of a three Continued on page nine , No.4 vs No.5 Continued all page ni lie
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Men's Soccer Field Hockey Water Polo 10/25 CC 1, Salve Regina 1, 20T. 10/24 CC 0, Amherst 2 10/22 CC 8, Washington & Jefferson 10 10/28 @ Tufts, 10:00 a.rn. 10/28 @ Tufts, 12;30 p.m. 10/28-29 @ Northern Division Championships, Harvard, MA. TB~
Women's Soccer M&W Cross Country Women's Volleyball 10/24 CC 4, JWU 1 @ 11/4 (Men) ECAC 0111Championship Williams, 11:00 a.m, 10/27 vs. Colby, 8:00 p.rn, 10/28 @ Tufts, 1;30 p.rn. @ 11/11 New England Division III Championship Springfield, MA, 10/28 vs, Bates, 11:00 p.m, Men @ 11:00 a.rn., Women @ 12:00 p.rn. 10/28 vs BOWdoin, 1:30 p.m . •All games at Wesleyan University •
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