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Sue MartoM Dining Hall every Friday from 9:00 David Mattingly "No election is Archway Staff Writer p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Music is provided Archway StaJ!Writer easy for a re by various DJs as black lights and publican in this "It'swhatsrudentsneedaodwbat su-obe lights illuminate the room. In u.s. Senator John Chafee vis state..•weneed they're asking for," said Doris addition. snacks and ''mocklails,'' iled Bryantinan effort to encourage all tile help we Hooidge, Health Educator. about sucb as Sex on the Beach and Pifta support for Rhode Island Republi can gel" the new Directions Dance Club at Colada, provided by BACCHUS, can candidates on Sunday night. Chafeetbeo Bryant Recently developed by are available. Chafee was a guest of the Bryant introduced and Bryant's peer educators this new A $1.00 donation per student is C UegeRepublicansand theRbode handed over the program aims to give students an used as a fund-raiser for various of Re platform to the land Fedezatio College alternative to drinking 00 Friday causes, such as the John DeShaw publicans. four republican nights. Memorial Fund. Student organiza Chafee, former Secretary of the candidates fOJ Rob Guzas and Jennifer Flanigan tions are welcome to work the door Navy and governor of Rhode Is the state's two are co-sponsors of the dance club, and keep the proceeds. land, was recently recognized for congressional developed by the Bryant APES at a "We are trying to provide stu his health care package, Health districts. retreat last January. The main focus d nts with as many alternatives to Equity and Access Reform Today The four ~ of lbe retreat was to develop ways drinking as possible, especially on (JIEARn. HEART is a umiddle of contenders for .... to reduce alcohol use and abuse on Friday and Saturday nights," road" plan falling somewhere t.be House of ~ campos. Together wiLh Residence Horridgecommented. 'We'repool w n Clinton's bealth plan and Representa o Life and Bryant Center Operations, ing our resources for next semester ted by Chafee's more tives seats are C5 the peer educators began the dance and hope the program will continue un~ in the lJ"Sl dis ~ lub on Apri . ucce fully.' ha ee promotes ict, Paul 'a . . in e A . 29 the c clu w' 1 r';nr nn ~ nn,.hflnr a Gte n, "S ful -it' sjustamarteroftime. We've begin imm iately following the be (~PJ)(lSes Clin D • ire to make Southern, an 8 had a good turnout so far, but we heduled comedian. Also, on May peciallysmall nes~ Dr. Kevin Vigi ~ need to build on it to make sure the 6, freshmen are admitted free and the coverage of their em lante, and un i program continues. • said Hanigan. the rust 50 students will receive yees. oppo ed in the Senator John Chafee DUections is located m South free Bryant College key chains. He also prefers relying on com second district, u.s. 'tion among health care opera Dr. John ElliOl leet information on how to become as opposed 10 government in 'IbeFtrSt Congressional District campaign volunteers. tervention. seat will be empty this fall since Despite adverti ing the forum in OlafeepresenUyis also tberank Congressman Ron Macbdey is run The Archway and posting fliers n's re Ie ing Republican of the Senate Envi rung for governor. Rhode Island around campus, few members of ronment and Public Works Com State Representative Patrjck the Bryant community were in at mittee. which last year established Kennedy will be running on the tendance. Panl V. Uss. co-vice ew laws to proleCt wetlands by Democratic ticket chairman of the Bryant College furtherregulating construction near The candidate forum attracted Republicans said, "The turnout was etlands and setting new building students and representatives from kind of disappointing, We tried to guidelines. many local colleges other than Bry get the word ouL since it was a great In his short speech, Olafee em an~ including Brown University, opportunity tohearone oCthe great phasized his concern fOJ a lack of Rhode Island College, the Univer est Senators speak:. Chafeecertainly Republican representation in the sity of Rhode Island Providence shows how the Republicans are weI] stale of Rhode Island. College, and Johnson & Wales represented." "One nice thing about being a University. Also speaking were Line Al Republican inRhodeIsland, is there Participants had the opportunity mond, candidate for governor, and is plenty of w to do. There are not only LOlisten to the guest speak Republican Party Chairman John not many of us around." He added ers but also to meet them and col- Holmes. o a I
Members of the Greek Community partiCipate in the I e I tug-Of-war d ring last years Greek Week celebration.
submitted by program and work togetber more activities fair and plan a tentative English Department effectively between practice ses schedule of perfonnances. NSIDE THIS ISSUE••• sions. As one faculty member ob Students now involved or who Bryant's two student music served, "Students get more involved would like to become involv next groups -The Bryant Jazz En in an activity if tbey 'own' it" f are urged to attend the organi semble and the Bryant Chorale Thatcenainly seems ecasewith zational meetings. The Jazz En ARTS & NTERTAINMENT ...... 6 will ea h hold a planning meeting the Bryant P1ayers~ whose lively semble will meet this Tue day, 8 AVO TO B RYANT PLAYERS ...... 6 next week (0 consider organizing and highlyentertaining "Little Shop April 26 at 6:30 in the Music Room as official Bryant studentorganiza of Horrors" production just com (first floor of the Bryant Center). CAMPUS SCENE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •••••• •• 8·10 tioos. pleted a very succes ful run. It is The Chorale will meet this Wednes Both groups currently meet for the case with a number of club day, April 27 also at 6:30 and also PUBLIC SAFETY B EAT ...... 3 practice once a week with t.beir sports as well. in the Music Room. mu ic directors. Music directors Ted Casher and Additional details are included OOOZBALL: FUN I THE SUN ...... 5 However. it has been proposed Mark Colozzi are eager to start off in announcements published in .s that ifeach group has a charter and next fall with a group of tudents edition ofTIle Archway. For further OPINION ••••••••••••••• 11 ...... 2-3 a slate of officers. the SbJdents can who can represent the ensemble information, students may call Ex SOFTBALL CONTROLS THEIR O WN DESTINy •••• make mare ofa commitment to the and Ibe cborale at the annual fall tension 6262. 12 -2-THE--AR- C-HW - A-Y------0 P NI0 N-:------TH-U-R-S-n-A-Y-, ---A-PRIL- 2-1, 1-9 94 Pul g r, Wei' 'Wi S ri We ke '94
To the Bryanl Community: Therehas been alotofeffort putinto Spring Weekend NotA '94. Michelle and lisahave given so much of their time Let me quote what Rob Fontanella said at Recogni to this weekend; making phone calls, signing contracts, It's a nice change of pace to see so many letters tion '94. ''We are all volunteers:' Those of us who attending policy meetings. etc. We are all, lucky to have to the editor. The past coupi of weeks show chose to be leaders at Bryant College are volunteers. two people willing to dsmate so much oflheir time to put We giv60ur blood, sweatand tears to ourorganizations on such a worthwhile event students on this campus really do have an opinion and their events. We are not paid for our efforts nor do Please put aside your negative attitudes. There is a lot after all. However, it is hard to ignore the underly we ask to be. planned for this weekend. Ifyou don't think. you'll have ing theme of many of these letters. Yes, as SPB chairpeople we are supposed to be fun, go home. But don't ruin the fun of veryone else. tudent representatives. But when we ask for your You only get out what you put in. A couple of weeks ago it was the fraternities and comments or suggestions for events like Spring Week Ifyou expect or look for disappointmentyou will find sororities against the athletes claiming they weren't end; the phone doesn't ring, we get no mail, and it I believe Spring Weekend will be awesome. I have attendance at the meeting is m.inimal. We cannot seen the blood, sweat and tears, all ofus, at SPB have put supporting one another. Now the campus seems please everyone. fonh so far. While you are till sleeping Spring Week divided over Spring Weekend plans. Although it As representatives oftile BryantCollege sWdents we plan end we will be setting up the stages, laying out equip and program based on yourconunents. Like anyrepresenta ment, etc. We don't expect your praise or appreciation. may only be a few people voicing their opinions, tivegovernment weca:mot read the minds ofevayooe. We What V'~ would like is for everyone to Join us Spring it unfortunately exemplifies the growing disunity can only hear you ifyou I. your voire be heard Weekend with a positive attitude. Forget about what The events ofSpring Weekend are based on the ideas could have been, that can't be fixed. Concentrate on among Bryant's organizations and members. of tho e who chose to speak up. All of us at SPB have what there wiD be; food, music and fun. Wet N' Wild While students have different reasons forjoining done what we can to make this Spring Weekend a blast Spring Weekend '94 is coming. Pick out your best for you. Ifyou are unsatisfied with Spring Weekend, it beachwear and join us in the sun, April 29 - May 1. organizations, most everyone sees involvement as is due to no one's fault, but your own. How ironic is it an opportunity to meet new people and gain per thal now since Spring Weekend bas been planned the Jennifer Barile sonal satisfaction. Why then, if everyone shares phone hasn't stopped ringing? Student Programming Board Chair the same goals, does it seem like organizations are finding fault with each other? J oris I vol em One problem could be bitterness because organi F zations sometimes don't get recognition for what To lbe Editor: why most of our listeners are off campus. We are not trying to make this campus embrace the type ofmusic we they do well. Instead, they frequently receive This is an open letter to Mr. Chris Talmadge in play. We simply offer a service to the community by negative feedback if they receive feedback at all. response to his letter to the editor last week. providing it with a source ofnew music. We at WJMF would like to infonn him that WJMF, Finally Chris, before you knock WJMF again, think For example, considering all the complications, prior to lhis year, has never had any involvement with back a few months to when you tried out to be a part of students don't seem to appreciate that we have any Spring Weekend. This year, we were asked by SPB to ow- organization. You dropped oul before you even get an opening band which WJMF would sponsor for made it through the entrance process. Were we more band at all for Spring Weekend. Arguably, SPB Spring Weekend. This is wher Superbug comes in. professional and involved than you had anticipated? could have done a better job keeping the commu They WOD the 1994 WBRU Rock Hunt They are an We would like to wish everyone a safe and enjoyable nity more infonned of their struggles to fmd a allernative band with a lot f potential, and should Spring Weekend. Remember, it wiD only be as fun as wprise those in the crowd who are ot familiar with you make it. SPB-we know bow much effort you put and. Maybe then there would be more under their music. into this event and wish you success! standing and less criticism when the band was Why do you think this has become an alternative campu ? WJMF does not force its music fonnat on The WJMF Executive Board lnally anno nce . anyone. People lislen to us because alternative music has Placing the blame on one organization or criti exploded with popularity over lbe past few years. We at Scott Terrien, General Manager WlMF realize Bryant isnotan "alternative campus" like Bryan Palmieri, Chief Engineer cizing those who aren't involved is not the answer many other institution are con id red. This is probably John Gordon, Program Director to the problem. F ture confli ts, miscommunication and 1a k f understanding could be avoided by simply work Beb-nd Tbe Scenes 01 Spri Weeke d ing with each other, not against each other. To the Editor: problems. yet two days before pring Break, they can celed. With only six weeks left until Spring Weekend, I would like to begin by saying I hope everyone has most "big bands" were already contracted, including the a great Spring Weekend. The Student ProgP..mming others on the survey. THE ARCHWAY Board bas been working vigorously to put together a Our next option was to try and outbid other schools. be the any Julia M. Arouchon Angelo L. C r radinQ fun and exciting weekend to enjoyed by all, but UnfortunatelYt bands didn't want to make Editor-in-Chie! .Managing Editor planning has not been veri easy this year. This leuer i changes. Through selection in ow" programming meet not just a response to Chris Talmadge's letter to the ings,abid was placed 0 11 PeterWolfoftheJ. GeUs Band. Susann Martone Po ilion Av ilable editor in last week'sArchway, but also aclarification of Soon after om bid was accepted, PeterWolfwas offered News Editor Production Manager the Spring Weekend planning process, particularly the a tour in California and he canceled all ofhis East coast Deborah A. Allard Paul B. Nunes process of contracting a band. performances. There was now les than four weeks left. Entertainment Editor Business Manager InJanuary,Imade the first contactwith our agent. He Options were limited, so a decision was made at one Katrina Pfannkuch Lisa Gabriele and gave us a list of ClllTent available bands. ext. SPB of the Spring Weekend planning meetings to fmd cover Features Editor J odi J awrower members voted on their choice out of those within our bands. Coverbands would allow students 10 bear music Pam Barry Advertising Sales price range. Tbe top five choices from this vote were !bey would recognize rather than booking some exotic Sports Editor Managers included in a letter to the editor of The Archway. band that no one bas ever beard of. As a result, The David E. M attingly Lori Nowak Students were encouraged to respond and provide input Machine and Shoot the Moon were selected. Plwtography Editor Advertising Production as to their favorire band. As a result of this poll, The An important clarific-ation to be made is that DO one Manager Mighly Mighty BosstODes were the overwbehiung first has declared Bryant an alternative campus. Of the five Staff Writen: Mike Kosior. Maria Tica Lema. and Katherin A. O ' Neill. choice. bands listed on the survey, two were alternative, two Sports Writers: Eric Handa and Randy Leete. Negotiationsbegan andtheconttact was being formed were rock1 and one was rap. As for the [mal selections Darkroom Ted midansJPhotograplten : Alexandre Buechler and Jen Baranowski. when the Bosstones becameconcerned about anycom made, Shoot the Moon is alternative, Superbug is rock, Production: Sonia Alders, Kurt Geisler, Joe Ouellette, and TIna-Marie petition a performance at Bryant posed to their perfor and The Machine, which plays Pink Floyd music is Sdliavooe, Blake Abbenante. mance in Providence two nights before their play date defmitely not altem.ative. This year, it was the intention Arts & Entertainment: Debbie A. Allard. here. Reassurances were made that there would be DO conttnu«l, $pt1ntJ WHkend, page J Artists: Drew Diskin, Jeff Kelly and Denis McCarthy. Historian: Laura Barrett. Typesetting: JeDnifer Crum. Co"ectWn: /n last week's issue of The Archway, the caption Jor the Make -A-Wish photo should have Distribution Coordinator: Position Available. included iheamountrais~ The BryantComnr..unity raised$3/ XXJ/ortheRhode IslandMake-A-Wish.f0undation. Business Staff: Christine Barnhollb and Ouis Ferris. Consulting Editors: Lisa M. Lucchesi and Aziz . Meruani.
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PhOto meetings are held every Sln on a 3.5- disk in Sf" acceptable format I 7.. Letters to t ~ Editor m~t be signed day at 2:00 p.m. in The Archway OffICe. and Include the wnter's nai'Tl9 and tele- and Include the writer'stelephone nulT'.b9r. © 1994 The Al'cllWaJlfBryant College. All Rights Reserved. All are welcome to attend. phone number. Contact Th6 Alchway Names may be vlfthheld upon req uest. I ~ - TH-E-ARC-HW-AY - --NEWS/OPINIO 3 ai es a A aiab ay To the Editel': programs. However. it is not feasible for organizations to To the Editor: semester, the potential for violence go out and "recruit" people to come and be apart of the increases as. the level of stress and In lastweek's issue ofThe Archway the roving reporter sponsored events. These pmgrnms are made available to Conflict is an inevitable part of fatigue increases. Tempers can flare asked ifthere was a problem with drugs and alcohol on the students to provide an alternative choice. In essence, life. and in fact, can provide the in the classroom or residence halls, this campus 10 several Bryant College students. Many of it is the student's responsibility to find these progmms if impelUS foc personal growth and and result in violence perpetrated the students replied lhat there was no problem on cam they want them. They are available to you. You just have development. Some ways of deal against another student, an admin pus. Although, the ones that did feel there was aproblem to be aware of them and be willing 10 participate in their ing with and working through con istrator struf or faculty member. requested more non-alcoholic events. 1bere are plenty success. flict, however, don'tresult in learn And remember that threats and in ofnon-alcoholic events OIl this campus which are spon ing at all, and are counter produc timidation perpetrated against any sored by several organizations. 1bese evenlS are adver Jen Flanigan tive 10 the goals of the College. And member of the campus community tised as much as possible 10 enhance the success of these Peer Educator that is particularly the case when are a form ofviolence that will only people use their fists to solve prob create the climate for a potentially lems rather than reason. violent "payback." Violence on campus has become When you are the victim of vio rIS A p ecial the subject of numerous research lence, you can fight back - using projects, books,journal articles and all the official means available to conferences. A number of Bryant you, such as reporting th violent To the Editor: involved yourself. Perhaps Mr. Talmadge hould use staff members, administrators and behavior to your Resident ssis his energy to get more involved on campus rather than students have attended these pro tant, Resident Director, Public I would like to commend all the members of the criticize the efforts of those who already are. grams in the past to try to reduce the Safety, the Dean ofStudents or any Student Programming Board for everything you have The SPB programmers try very hard to get more number of violent acts on campus other campus official. done to plan what is sure to be an exciting and success outside student involvement Check The Archway's and help build a more cooperative One way or the other, we are all ful Spring Weekend. weekly calendar of events. I know that a number of community. One thing lbey have victims ofcampu violence-let's This time of year is stressful for all of us. Research planning meetings were held for Spring Weekend and learned is that violent acts can be as all be involved in combating it. It papeIS, exams,and group projects take up much ofour all were invited to attend. Those with suggestions subtle as a prank. phone call or off seems to me that would be a better time. Yet, all ofyou have generously given a great deal should have attended, or at a minimum, sent their hand comment to as flagrant as a way for us to deal with conflict and of your time to ensure a fun-filled weekend for the rest suggestions to the WeekeDd's coordinators. physical or sexual assault None of grow as a community. of your fellow students. Mr. Talmadge, if you don't like what's happening these bebaviorshas anyplace on lbe Contrary to what Mr. Talmadge believes, members on Spring Weekend it is your own fault for not lending Bryant campus because each sim of SPB are not eJected representatives of the student a helping hand. You, and the rest of the Bryant Com ply results in more violence. F. 1. Talley body here at Bryant Rather, SPB ' s membership con munity. were certainly given plenty of opportunities As we enter the last part of the Dean of Students sists of a dedicated group of students who volunteer to. their time to plan the entenainment on campus. They Once again, thanks SPB for all ofyour effons. Some need encouragement and input from the rest of the people on this campus really do appreciate them. Spring Weekend, continued from student body in order to make as many people happy as possible. The best way to voice your opinion is to get Paul N unes '94 page 2 ofSPB to bring the campus vari difficult situation. ety of music. Our choice of bands As for the weekend's other ac has accomplished our goal of try tivities, we worked to fmd things ing to fmd omething for every that were affordable and enjoy one. able for all. The students on the While selecting a band may seem programming committee did a simple to some, it is not an easy great deal of brainstonning to bring task. There are many kinds ofmusic you the best events po sible while out Lbere and an even greaternum at !.be same time keeping within ber of perfonners. Evcn more dif our bu get. ficult is getting a band to accept a ri ng Weeke d is programmed bid. This is true for many other wi theen' community in mind. colleges,notonly Bryant. Included We make every effort to caler to in this list is Cornell whose band the entertainment desires of the broke its contract of two and one Bryant Community. Unfo rtu half months just two weeks ago. nately, we cannot always make by Malthew Andrews ject appeared to be highly intoxi coerced the individuals to leave. Brown University has had prob everyone happy all of the time. Students For A Safer Campus cated. The student then through the Upon leaving the room the indi lems very similar to ours, also. The However, we are confident that subject out of his townhouse and viduals turned on an iron and music industry is insane. Money is this year's Spring Week nd will be m ega. Entry to Motor Vehicle began to check for damage. After marked up the victimschaIkboard. the name ofthe game and there are enjoyed by many. We hope you April 12, 1994 - Department of determining that approx. $500.00 The victim was able to positively no loyalties. This year, things just have a very good time! Public Safety officers took a walk damage had been done the student identify the two individuals. The didn't work in our favor. How in report from a complainant that called the DPS office to me a re victim decided not to file charges ever, SPB worked very hard, never Michelle J accodine this his vehicle had been illegally en port A search of the area was COD with the Smithfield Police Depart gave up, and made the best of Spring Weekend Coordinator tered. The complainant Slated that ducted, however no one fitting the ment bowever will be charged in he lost his keys over the weekend description could be located. Any ternally. and was not able to relocate them. one with any information is asked ************************************** Between the dates of April 10, to call the DPS office. Incident Summary 1994and Apri1 12,1994 subject(s) EMTCalls 8 FEDERAL PROGRAM entered the omplainants vehicle, Larceny Vehicles Booted 8 bad previously been locked. April 12, 1994 -DPS officers Vandalism 7 LE'IS YOU WORK The subject(s) did not enter the took a report from the library about Fire Alarms 3 vehicle forcibly, but did notice the the possibility ofa stolen copy key. Illegal Entry 1 FROM YOUR HOME interior was littered with remains Later that day DPS officers were ~ceny 1 +*****+*+*+************+************** of pizza boxes and paper plates. again contacted by the library with Harassing Letters 1 evidence of the tbeft The subject Harassment 1 Vandalism who had taken the key had appar Disorderly Conduct 1 In Your Spare nne April 15. 1994 - DPS officer ently used it to make free copies on Alcohol onfiscation 2 was dispatched LO the Brycollm 10 the copier. In order to verify that the Alcohol Violation 7 Set Your Own Hours take a report from astudent whose key had been stolen library workers KegConfi~tion 2 car was damaged. The student had placed a piece of tape over the Trespass 1 No Experience claims that the vehicle's convert slot, which bad been broken. Any ible top was cut to gain entry to the one with any information as to the The Public Safety Beat is sponNo Training Needed vehicle. Th re were also signs of whereabouts of this key is asked to sored in part by DPS andStudents forced entry into the trunk. Any contact the DPS office, you may For-A-Safer Campus in order to Guaranteed Income one with any information on this remain anonymous. comply with the Federal Students incident is asked to contact the Right- To-Know and Campus-SeBe Your Own Boss DPS. Trespass curity-Act. April 17, 1994 - DPS officers • • • • • ••• • ••• • • Vandalism took a report of a possible trespass. The Director 0/ Public Safety. • CaUNow • April 16. 1994 -DPS officers The victim stated thattwo individu George Corono.do, is available • • were dispatched to take a com als entered the bedroom and began each Wednesday, 12-1 p.Tn. , at the • 71 3-587-5407 • plaint from a student whose to physically shake her to wake her Bryant Center Conference Room : 1-800-618-8554 : townhouse had been vandalized. up. Wben e awoke the two indi #1 to meet with students about any •••••••• •• •• • The student who filed the com viduals were staring h in the face. concerns. plaint claimed that upon retmning The victim began to scream and D.&K. ~oc. to his townhouse he fo und a male asked the individuals to leave. The DPS encourages the use o/their subject approx. 5' 10" with light individuals did nol leave and con escort service which is available 6180HWY. 6 N. Ste. #257 brown hairsitting in his IOwnhouse. tinued to harass the victim. Mter a 24 hours a day to anyone upon Houston, IX 77088 The student noticed that the sub- small amount of time the victim request. Call 232-6001. ---~ --=~:.:...... :-====-=:..::: ------ 4- THE- AR-CHW-AY------FEATU ES THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1994 ADention Class of '96, '97 Be01 Hope: The Lord Sophomores and JlDliors inter mation on the Shadowing program ested in learning whar you should Career Saavy that is conducted during the winter be doing now to plan for your ca break will be offered. Has Bee Raised reers, may enroll in the "Career The job search straIegy sectioo will Development Course" offered by Barbara Gregory instruct JXlI1icipants 00 how to prepare the Career Services Office. Career Services their fIrst resutreS for internships or Theearly friends darkness. The res The Career Development Course swmnerjob;. of Jesus rereived Chaplain's urrectioo of Christ is a four week non-credit course Theresearching soction willexplore ParticiJlUlts willgain an understand the peace of the must be at the root which covers the four steps of ca the concentration choices you have at ing of the resourres available, pr0 risen Savi
by Rebecca Tracy are grouped with cadets from other ind rva a schools in this area. Repelling and From the beginningofhigh school shooting M1 6's are some of the David Mattingly clothed, and Birkenstock-weanng era! weeks ago. I knew I would need heippaying for things you learn how to do. If a Archway Staff Writer students that swarm over the Ever Somewhere between playing their college. My parents saved money, great way to have fun, and experi green campus on a daily basis were punk melodies at Evergreen and but it wasn' t going to be enough to ence Army life at the same time. Several years ago, the multitudes largely responsible for that unfortu Cobain's suicide, irvana pay for school. My mother intro MSI is a gradual cbange from the descended on Seattle to enjoy its nate "grunge" style that somehow unwantingly rose to the the lop of duced me to the ROTC program civilian world to the military world. burgeoning music scene. Those of permeated pop culture and became the pop charts they openly andregu and it seemed like the perfect choice You begin to get a taste of what the us who happened to already be there the darling of the fashion industry. larly despised By the time they had for me. I applied for and received a Army is really like. for other ventures, such as an edu So maybe it is on1y appropriate that reached a peak, of sorts, they had 4-Year ROTC scholarship. MSI cadets are required to attend cation, were lucky enough to be vergreen was also the mecca for sold over 10 million copies world Coming into the program I really Physical Training in the morning there at the right time. Music was what is now known as "grunge wide of their second album, didn' t know what to expect. My three days per week. Allbaugh at everywhere,and for better or worse, rock." Nevermind. Along the way, Cobain original reason for joining ROTC first it seemed bard for me to get itcould not be avoided. Simply put, Th re never would pass a week unwillingly was dubbed (by the was the money. The scbools I was myself going, now I don' t really if you did not like music, you would end. let alone a weekday, that did press) the voice of a generation. No looking at were way out of my range, have a problem getti ng up and exer not have enjoyed living in Seattle. not include a donn full of people surprise then, that while Nirvana so I bad to rely on scholarships . cising. It wakes you up and re Even more so than Seattle, swaying in unison to the harsh became popular beyond their fans' Now, after being in the program for freshes you. The ROTC program is though, the small capitol ity of sounds of guitars being thrashed wildest dreams, they were equally almost one year, my views about a big commitment on the part ofthe Olympia seemed to overflow with and a tormented soul screaming his unpopular with those people who the program and my reasons for cadet, but the commitment doesn't basement bands. Olympia mostly or her angst into a microphone. did not identify with their music. being in ~ JIOgram have changed. seem thatchaDenging when you are consists of politicians and blu col FOfiUDately, closingyour dorm win Whetber or not you njoy listen ROTC is definitely a cballenge, but baving fun. lar workers, but fortunately it was dow usually worked well nough to ing to Nirvana, it ' difficult to ig you get much moreoutoftbe rrogram Ibe ROTC pngram is a very re also the home ofmy frrst ins tirn tion muffle the music ofmost bands to at nore Cobain's death as anything than you put into the JmgI3I11. Youoot warding and watbwhile experience. of higher learning (The Evergreen least a low hum. Unless, of course. except tragic. Before his short ca on1y get lllUCit of your education paid My reascxlS for joining the program State ' ollege),andsomeguynamed that band was Nirvana. reerunder tbescrutinizing spotlights for, butyou gain leadership skills. You slill include Ihe moneYI but th Yalso Kurt Cobain. These days, even ifyou have nei of supporters and critics alike ever become a mere dedicated and·disci include gaining new skills, being able For those of you who have never ther turned on the radio nor flipped began, Cobain was a young man plinedperson wbilekreping in ~al toget tbebestOOucationpoosible,meet heard of Evergreen (most people), the tel vision station to MTV, you irritated by and apathetic about his tre same time.You also allow yourself jog new people, experiencing new it is a small liberal arts refuge for probably still have heard of Nir life. For a time, his music helped to get the best edncmoo even if you things. and baving fun. Anyone in thatendangered species which flour vana and their leader, Kurt Cobain. him confront and deal with those can' taffonllOgotoanexpemivescbool. terested in the ROTC Program at ished a couple of decades ago: the Even more so now since parts of angry feelings. But once mose wild As an MSl(freshman), cade get Bryant College should SlOp by the hippie. Cobain's body were found shot emotions were chained down, to experience many things. Two ROTC Office and talk10either MSG Unbeknownst to most people, gun-scattered aro und the smoothed out in a recording studio, times per semester cadets go aD a Garcia or CPT Peterson for more these long haired, second hand livingroomofhis Seattle borne sev connnued. Cobaln, page 5 field training exercise where they information. -nrn--AA--C-HWA-Y------~J\1rlJFt~S ------rn-u-~-D--AY , -M-ruL--21-,1-99-4 -5 All Alone (In All) Is All WeAre Gadua io .ASiu I's David E. Mattingly Archway Sial! Wrirer
The following is a poem that encorporares the titles ofnumerous songs Nigh a e and albums by Nirvana (song tandalbum titles are in bold faced letters). Deborah A Allard the hey, its not like a job or any all ofmy belongings and them stood There is Something In The Way they all follow me, Archway Stal! Writer thing," are o ver for the seniors. back to 100k at my bare room. A So I Serve The Servants to help them see, They've had their last summer. picture of my mother and I that But after a while it all begins to Drain You, With fmals justaround thecomer Therewill be nomore pring breaks hung on my wall was gone. ] stared The fans get Very Ape and begin to blame you. and the memories of p re-registra and coming home at 3 a.m. will not at the clean square stain that it left tion looming overhead. pressure can be feasible when there's a job to be behind and knew that life would All I asked was for you to Come As You Are, be seen in the eyes of us all. For at by 9 a m., if there's ajob, which never be the same again. Instead you brought your friend PoUy, which was only a Downer, seniors theb urden js even greater. I is an even greater fear. We have all shared similar feel he thought I was A Son Of A Gun, I wanted to drown her. don't know that anyone else has All they can do is reflect on their ings about starting college andnow She also said I was In Bloom, that I would go far, suchJeelings of fear, anxiety. hap carefree days at Bryant and try not thatweare here we all share similar piness or obligation more than a to grow up too much. We will all feelings about leaving. But, for Funny, I thought I was just some Lounge Act, senior being thrn t into the bowels remember different things aboutour graduates that time is soon. I'd become a Oairspray Queen before I ever became a star. of the work force. college years (the best time of our They will walk through the arch WecoUege students getaway with lives, we have been told) because for the very flf t time with a senseof But the people would not Stay Away, and the fever began to Breed, murder and weknow it. 1binkabout we are all different people, but in a accomplishment, knOwing that they Undue credit suddenly given to me for many a Scentless Apprentice it Ifwedo 't wode, it'sO.K., we're way we are the arne. have worked very hard to be there. Who prospered when the Seattle scene took seed. college students; we have no obli We can all remember our first When they come back to visit us as My label told me to Milk It for all it was worth, gation to do so. Ifwe eat cereal for semester at Bryant., putting a little a1mnni, they will havetofighl me habit To fill my Heart Sbaped Box until itbursts. supper, drink all weekend or wear a sticker on our car that says BRY 10 COIltriOOIe to the undergraduate JXllh Suddenly, though, my Beeswax was everyone's business, baseball cap to class to conceal the ANT COLLEGE in bright y Uow around the arch. There will be new The world an enormous Aneurysm from all of the stress. unwashed hair that resulted from letters or trying to remember not to students, dressed injeans and sneakers another night out, that's O.K. walk through the arch, but to walk and wearing 00seball caps on their How is it that people expect me to be their father, when I've The days of wearing jeans and around the arch. beads. trying to rememtn- to walk never even Been A Son? sneakers, watching soaps andsleep For me, I remember moving in. I around it CONGRA11JLATIONS They yeam for me the same way I desire Molly's Lips, ing througb class, because. "what remember tbe day that I packed up GRADUA1ES! Drink my entire cup, rather than take a few sips, Treating me like an Aero Zeppelin, like the Chosen One.
Inmy dreams I take one last Dive from the stage, Then Turnaround from the noise, close my eyes to the glare, o z all: un nT Retreat to my sweet slumber where there is no rage, Only my wife brushing her hands through the BI ach in my hair. Jackie We have had Shaldjian more than 15 Wben mourning comes to light., the Dumb nightmare begins anew, Student Alumni teams sign IIp to r m high On I Plain, stretched across a rocky Association play. And for Drinking Pennyroyal Tea for my stomach pain, and all you dogs lbose of you floc Well Spring standing on the Around for your Territorial Pissings. fever seems to sidelines, So go ahead and Rape Me! have fmally hit _ watchlOg the Just give me more Lithium to calm my depre sion. Bryant Call ~ action from a Or· ~ . il' obsesslcm ou wa g dis ce SAA around campu ~ bas 80m thing All that is left fa my tomorrows is me B· Long Now, you will find ~ for you too ... 92 But fear not, Frances Farm r Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle. pep I e ~ ProFM. They rollerblading. ~ will be down playing basket ~ thereplayingall Cobain, ball, or simply ~ your favorite cont. 110m page 4 hanging out on ~ music. Waitl the grass. As the There's some- and distributed to the comers of To the surprise of maybe a few, 8 emesterreacbes the Earth, Cobain was once again not even the drugs ~ Cobain ;";,,,;;;jI...... ;;;iIIiIIIi__...... ______...... ____...... its end, I know .-.-.~ ~~n~e~i i~ aprisonerto misery. Cobainhated fn:m several suicide attempts and you are all an.x FOOD! Well the abuse and lack of attention he finally joining the ranks of rockers ious to return Scott Bever1y serves during an Oozeball match last year. don't worry received as a youth and now he like Hendrix (md Mooison. He left home and start about that be would hate the abuse of an over behind a wife aOO daughter, and a on your ummer vacation with first it may sound disgusting. But cause Subway will also be mere to whelming amount of attention. legacytbalcanputsmilesoothe faces friends and family. And why not! once you are in there playing with provide tre snacks. In addition to all Cobain helped numb his per athisreanlJarelmucb loogeJ' thanif With all the work. projects, and your friends, you quickly this s own 'OoozbaU T-shirts" sonal pains with alcohol and an he bad died in relative obsaIrity aI: a will SM' exams you have bad, you definitely change your mind. It really is a lot will be soLd fa ooly $10. So don'l ever-growing heroine addiction. ripe old age. deserve a break. And if [bat is what of fun and you wiD defmitely get a forget to bring your money, food, fim you are looking for, the Student 10l of laughs out of it and friends·Wbat more could you ask Alumni Associationhas gotjust the This year the game will be held Or! So. when it canes time to making thing for you...OOOZBALL! It's Saturday, April .,~. 1994 down in plansforSablrday...wbynotmakelhem volleyball in the mud like you have the pit be ind the Unisrructure with ProFM Subway and SAA. T MENU Dever experienced it before. Y , at (where the rugby leam practices). Ooozball: fun in the sun! Sun. The Return (Bryant Students) Mon. Satellite Dish Sports - Free Buffet Corpora n R p Tues Pete McConnel Benlde selves, and the writers attemp as All the Fortune 500 companies, Wed. Karaoke Reference Assistant besl they can-through g10 y ~ c theFortune50 Retail, over3 dozen Thurs. Acoustic Beat lUre and sometimes ambiguous Rhode Island public companies, The Return (Bryant Students) When read with caution, corpo text-to convey a positive colJ>O* companies that regularly interview Sat. rate annual reports are an excellent rate image. Read the foomotes pre- at Bryant, every company listed in source to consult for determining ented at the end ofthe document LO Hoover's Handbook ofAmerican current and future performance ofa clarify any ambiguities in the text Business (over 500), Connecticul Open 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Daily company. Annual reports are writ Also, the Accountant's Report, and Massachusetts public compa ten and flled with the SEC as a sometimes labeled "The Report of nie with at least $100 million in result of the Securities Exchange the Independent Certified Accoun assets or over 600 employees. Actof1934. Tbis importantact was tant" will set forth any warnings or passed to protect potential inve - qualifications on the information Materials include, but are nol al tors from fraudulent and extrava reponed. ways limited 10, annual reports ann gantclaims put forth by companies. The corporate records collection 10-K ftlings for we last 2 years. In Today, all corporations with more at Hodgson Memorial Library is some cases we also retain co Pd than 500 sbareholders and a million being expanded Nearly 500 addi nie 'mis ion and ethics statem , dollars in assets must publish an tional record are being requ led and hi torie~ . annual repon within 90 days of the from businesses both local and na ratere ord end of thefocal year.Iti important tion-wide.Herel ali. tin 0 23'1-7600 to remember that ann ual reports are from wbicb we are cum:; wnllen by the companies them- questmg corpora 6 THE ARCHWAY ERTAI THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1994 E tvrtainment In t ravo 10 e ryan P ye slor Area -U Sho 01 rrors
DeborahA. in a nice little Allard bouse "Some Archway where That's StaffWriter Green," a solo musical by The Strand Bryant Cnl Audrey. 79 Washington Street legemightbe a But their Downtown Prnvidence 272-8900 business dreams will never sdlool,butwoo be. Audrey IT later Every Thursday-AGGRESSION-Wendell G. from 95.5 WBRU says they don't attacks Audrey. plays the best in alternative hard core aggressive music. Bring your have a flair fer As she is about to attitude! Admission $3.00. die, her last wish the arts? Not Every Saturday - The E:ltc1usive 95.5 WBRU Alternative Dance is for Seymour to bUe.1berecent Party Admission $5.00 over 21. $7.00 under 21. peIfmnancenf feedher to Audrey link Shop of ll. Shewants to be TCHAIKOVSKY'S SYMPHONY NO.5 and CARPENTElttS Horrors con a part ofSeymour SKYSCRAPERS, Rbode Island Philharmonic Classical Concert, finDs the suspi as he reaps fame April 23. 222 Richmond Street. Providence, Rl831-3123 cion that Bry and fortune with Tickets are $18.00 $28.00 and $32.00 ant students are the plant. Trinity Repertory Company meRtban busi The plant has 201 Washington Street ness minded. Audrey II takes a bite out of Mushnik. played by Don Widger, Audrey for dinner Providence. RI 3514242 The excep as Seymour, played by Phil Klos, looks on. and then tells tionalcastand Seymour that it is Moliere's THE MISER, April 15 through May 22-Moliere's crew ofthe Bryant Players sang and impossible relationship with Orin, all a pIotto breedmnre Audrey ll's. best known farce about a man in love with money. Tickets are $24 danced lheirway through foursbow (played by S (eve Forest), a punch Seymnur tries to stop him. but finds TO $30 bimself as plant food (00. figs of the musical Broadway per happy dentist who gets high on University of Rbode Island Theatre happy gas. With all of the main characters fOlmance last weekend. Kingstown campus, 792-5843 presents: Steel Magnolias, April gnne, developers come to take leaf Students, parents and friends Meanwhile Seymour. gnod 21-23 and 27-30 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $6.00 for students. $8.00 for samples and unknnwingly create laughed with horrific humor at this hearted but disoriented, is in love others stnry ofromance and greed up until with Audrey. He bas to open a vein more of these rare new plants fnr the last bow. to. feed his new plant Audrey n, profit. Twentieth Century Fox Mr. Mushnik's flnwer shop, nn (named after his love). who. will They are distributed throughout Watch for PCU, a new movie based on a college whose curriculum skid row, was the setting for murder only eat buman blood. the U.S. and soon humans will be is political correctness. and washed outdreams to. talre CnIDl. Audrey n grows out ofits flower come extinct by the plight of the Coming soon to a theatre near you. The lives nf the emplnyees Audrey pot and manipUlates Seymour into blood sucking Audrey IT's. and Seymour (played by Rebecca killing Orin and Mr. Mu hnik The play's grand [male brings Guido and Phil Klos) would be (played by Don Widger) for food. cast and company together in one come altered with the finding of a Tb plot thickens, before you last, but not Jeast, musical message, I: X: :X: I;( X: know it Seymour'splant makes him "Don't feed the plants." Bravo to ~: :~ t::t; ): :~: :t::( ;~:;I: I rare new plant Audrey, the leading lady, fmds famous and be professes his love to the Bryant Players for a great per berself tu k on skid row and in an A y. ey plan to go. ffandliv formance! APPLE VALLEY CINEMA Off 295, EXIT 7B in Smithfield Cast ofUttle Shop 0/Horrors. All hnws are $2.00 For more info. 233-0600 Director: Diego Garcia Msislant Director: Brian Teske The Pelican Brief (PG-13) Romeo is Bleeding (R) Costume Director. Chris Conrad Beethoven's 2nd (PG) The Fugitive (PG- 13) Choreographer: Allison We ks My Girl 2 (PG) China Moon (R) Music Director and Advisor: Lynda Nagle The Remains of the Day (PG) Sugar Hill (R) Grumpy Old Men (PG-13) Mrs. Doubtfire (PG-13) Audrey Rebecca Guido Customer 1 Shannon Notn Seymour Phil Klos Customer 21 Mr. Mushnik Don Widger Interviewer Erin Cooper Annual Report , Orin Steve Forest Bernstein Chris Conrad cont. from page 5 hiffon Tracy Banasieski Skip Snip Diego. Garcia HF5681. B2 T733), Bow to Ronnette Lnri Nowak Mrs. Luce Heather DurreH library. Also, we are taking re Crystal Joanna Hinds Patrick Manin! quests for additional companies ProfitfromReading Annual Re Audrey II Bum 1 Greg Zak to add to. nur collection. ports by Richard B. Lotb voice: Rob Nnwasad Bum 2 Brian Teske For more information on bow (HG4028 .B2 L67), How to In terpretFinanciai for puppeteer: Jnn Kivijarv Bum 3 RnbNowasad to read, understand and interpret Statements Street Urchins Valerie Bowden corporate annual reports, consult Better Business Dedsions by Jenny Bromwell Band: the fonowing books in the library Barry E. WJller and Donald E . Kristen Bums Piano Natalya Goncbarova collection: Hnw to Read a Fi Miller (HF5681 .B2 M46), and Heather Durrell Drums Roben Powers n ncialReport: Wringing Cash How to Read and Understand Susan Eddy Flow and OtherVital Signs Out the Financial News by Gerald Allisnn Weeks oftbe Numbers byJnhnA.Tracy Warfield (pN4888 .C59 W37). John Olivia B.B. King-The Blues Are Alrig I Travolta New ton-John
Chris Casilli Listening [0 the music was like playing, point at a band member, } oul7Ullism Stude1ll riding in a classic Cadillac. B.B. who would continue playing. and was equally at home racing the in cup his hands in a, "Let' s bearitt"H B.B. King and his Blues Boys terstate in "Playing With My he wasn't satisfied with the ap showed the patrons of The Strand Friends," or cruising down the bou plause, as happened with bis what the blues are about last levard in "Ain't Nobody Home." nephew, saxnphonist Walter King, Wednesday evening. The band B.B. King once said," The blues be would repeat it, to the delight of jammed into the set, and warmed up had a baby, and called it rock 'n the crowd. Each band member was the crnwd fnr B.B. as he strode onto roll." He proved last Wednesday given the spotlight. and a chance to the 'stage with "Lucille", his prized that he is the King of the Blues. He shine. guitar. pent the second halfof the perfor The encore was only one song. Launching into "Let the Good mance seated. He told the crowd, B.B.'sown "Whe Love Comes to Times Roll", and rolling into the "rmnotsittin' cause I'm tired, I'm ToWD." However, the band contin set, B.B. and bis Boys brought the justreminiscing." The crowd roared ued to jam as B.B. signed auto hnuse down. Normally nnted for and he eased into "The Thrill is graphs and handed out guitar picks. more alternative and contemporary Gone." rocking on and on, till it seemed acts, the STRAND swayed to the Knnwn as a premier showman, they wnuld never leave. Friday, April 22. 1994,9 p.m. Bryant Center Patio sounds of B.B. King and his • girl B.B. knows the effect a cr wd can If Rock 'n Roll will never die. I l ~i~'\.~~t Co-Sponsored: SPB and Residence Life friend, It Lucille. have on a band. H ' would stop say the Blues never did. THE ARCHWAY THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1994 7 CLASSIFIEDS----t R ewarding Summer Jobs. Time employment available. 0 Firefighter, tour guide, dude exp necessary. For info. call 1 ranch, bost(ess), instructor, life 206-634-046~ ext C5056 guar~ hotelstaff, +volunteerand government positions available at INTERNATIONAL EM national parks. Fun Work. Ex PLOYMENT - Make up to cellent benefits + bonuses! or $2,000-$4, OO+/mo. teaching TUt',da\', April 26 more details call: (206) 545-4804 basic conversational English The Fnnch LieunfelUlllI's Woman; A 1981 film Settie; Be sore not miss this one-woman band; 12 ext. N5056 abroad. Japan, Taiwan, and S. hosted by Prof. Briden and part of the Bryant Film noon; Bryant Center Patio. orea. No reaching background Circle; 7 p.m.' MRCI..ecture Hall; Free admission and AUTO INSURANCE·l\1ET or Asain languages required. For refreshments. 1994 Class Gift Groundbrealdng; 4 p.m.; Fe nt ROPOLITAN INSURANCE info. call: (206) 632-11 46 Gate. Come see us before you renew. extJ5056 GretJSe Drive-In Movie; Bring your blankets and Low Prices. Up to 35% off with settle in for some rock-n-roll fun with Danny and Amnesty Meeting; 4 p.m.; Bryant Center bapel. prior insurance. Good Student DRIVERS W ANTED-Stu Sandy; 9 p.m.; Bryant Center Patio. Discount Safe Driver Discounts dents, retirees to sell Good Hu International Students Organization Meeting; & etc. Everyone Welcome. 1237 mor Ice Cream. Work. outdoors Satllrda~ ' , April 23 4 p.m.; Bryant Center Rm. 1. Elmwood Ave. Prov. 781-1810 this summer. Be your own boss. OoozbaD; Have some fun in the mud; beginning at Routes available in your area. 9 a.m.; Ooozball Pits; Contact SAAfor more informa AACSB Celebration!; PleasejoinDean Patterson GRASSROOTS ACflVIST Eam$650-$950weekly, MaleoT tion. and the administration to celebrate the successful WORK FORTHEENVlRON female. Apply now. Call Mon. completion oftheAACSB Project; 4:30 p.m.; Papitto MENT- Help protecL Rhode Sat.,9am-3pnooly,(203)366-2641. Sunda~, April .2-' Dining Room. Island's coasts & its valuable wet In the Line of Fire; Part of Spring Filins '94, lands. We have openings on our PAINTERS WANTED-for sponsored by SPB; 7 p.m. and 9:15 p.m.; Janikies Delta Chi &the Greek All-Star Team Play 94.1 community organizing staff to (Full-Time) Summer Employ Auditorium; Admission $1.50. WHJY; A basketball game to benefit United Cere belp put environmental legisla ment For the Cumberland I Lin bral Palsy ofRI; 7 p.m.; Gymnasium; Admission $2. tion into the hands of the people. coln area. Excellent Pay. Call :\Iund~t~ • ..\pril.25 Full and Part time positions also Brian at 334-2342. Junior Orientation to Career Services; A work available. Call Erik 331-6972. shop sponsored by Career Services; 3:30 p.m.; MRC Happy Secretaries' Day! EOE Sid FREEatSundayRiver in Lecture Hall. Student Senate Meeting; 4 p.m.; Papitto Dining 94J9S! Become a College Repre Room. CRUISE SHIPS BJRING sentative. Sell 9 season passes, Society for the Advancement of Management Earn up to $2,000+/mo. on Cruise receive a free season pass. $25 (SAM) Meeting; Elections of officers to take place; Marketing Association Meeting; Meeting will Ships or Land-Tour companies. commission on additional sales. 3:30 p.m.; Papitto Dining Room. feature a speaker from the fum ofHorton, Ahem & World travel. Summer & Full- (207)824-3000 ext 255. Bousquet; 7 p.m.; Papitto Dining Room. StudentProgrammingBoardMeeting;4:30 p.m.; Subway-Bryant Center and Delta Chi join in "Heroes for Bryant Center Rm. 2B. Thur,da~ ' , ..\ pril 2X SutlmlSSlons are aue Tuesaays at 4 P In ana rnUSi Spring Weekend Kick-off; Start the weekend off Hunger" Food Drive Sunday, April 24 nclude ddT,? Time DI;)ce. and;) deSCription of tlle event. with a bang; 8 p.rn. - 1 a.m.; Country Comfort. In an effort to restock the shelves of local food banks across North America and Canada, Subway is asking everyone to bring Do Your Part. Be Recycle canned goods to the Subway-Bryant Center. As a thank you, everyone who brings in a canned goOO will receive a free regular 6-inch sub. Over 8,000 Subway stores will be participating in the Sma t! event wHh the goal of collecting three million cans of food.
PI se. The Brothers of Delta Chi will be the special guest sub makers.
Week of: *Treat Yourself 4122-4128 Right FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
Hot Cereal· HotCefeal· Hot Cereal'" Hot Cereal· Hot Cereaf· Hot Cereal· Hot Cereal* Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Hard Cooked Eggs Eggs to Order Eggs to Order Eggs to Order Eggs to Order Eggs to Order Eggs to Order Eggs to Order Pancakes French Toast Blueberry Pancakes Breakfast Burrito Cheese Omelet Bacon Omelet Broccoli & Cheese Sausage Omelet Bacon Gil ed Ham Steak Pancakes Home Fries Potato Puffs Omelet Home Fries Patty Melt Patty Melt Hash Browns Pancakes French Toast Hash Browns Donuts Cheese Pizza· Sp ch Ravioli Bagels· Donuts Donuts Blueberry Crepes Bagels" Chicken Patty Donuts Donuts Bagels* Bagels"' Donuts Fresh Frult'* DeO*/Grill Den"/Grill Muffins Fresh Fruit" Fresh Fruit* 8agels* Bluebeny Coffee cake Salad Bar· Salad Bar'" Fresh Fruit· Muffins Sweet Rolls Fresh Fruit* Potato Puffs Sausage Biscuit Coffee Cake Chili ItaDan Vegetables* Sandwich Chili Chili Chili aamChowder Hash Browns Vegetab~ SouP Chicken Noodle Soup* French Onion Soup" Tornato Soup Chill Clam Cakes Beef Barley &q>* Vegetable Medley Shepherd's Pie Buffalo Chicken Wings Cheese Pizza" Minestrone Soup 0 1 Chicken Pita· Assorted Desserts Home Fries Vegetable Fried Rice* H:>t ItaRan Grinder Beef & Peppers* Tuna Grinder RigatonVMarlnara" Chili Chili Ham & Cheese Croissant Pasta Primavera'" Italian Vegetables· French Tcast & Salisages Oriental Vegetables· Fresh Fruit* Fruit Cocktail cauliflower" Roast Potato Spinach/Rice Pilat· Chicken Nuggets French Green Beans* Donuts Assorted Desserts Gingered Vegetables" Brussel Sprouts· Deli*/Grill French Fries French Fries Bagels* Fresh Fruit" DeU*/Grill Deli*/Gtill Salad Bar* Zucchini* De '*/Grill Bagels'" Salad Bar' Salad Bar"' Assorted Desserts DeIJ"'/Griil Salad Bar· Vegetable Egg Ron Donuts Assorted Desserts Assorted Desserts Fresh Frui • Salad Bar* Assorted Desserts Bacon O1eeseburger Fresh Frult* Fresh Fruit· Assorted Desserts Fresh Frult* Chicken HawaRal"' Roast Pork"' Seafood Nuggets Fresh Fruit* French Fries Bake n' Broil Rsh* Baked Zlti" Roast Turkey Bread Pasta Bar" Baked Rsh* O9l ·/Grill Baked Rsh* Chicken Cutlet Dressing* BOO Chicken" Chopped Beef Steak Oven Fried Fish Rllet'" Salad Bar* Szechuan Beef* Taco Bar* Broccoli cauliflower Casso Baked Chicken* Chicken Teriyaki" Steak Terfy aki" Glazed Garrots'" Salad Bar* Squash Medley· Pork Lo Main" Deli*/Grill Cheese Tortellini* Grilled Rueben Mixed Vegetables" Oell*/Grill Green Bean Casserole" Deli*/Grlll Salad Bar" DeU*/Grill Salad Bar* Assorted Desserts Rice Pilaf Steamed Rice Salad Bar" Broccoli Cuts" Salad Bar" O96*/GriIl Fresh Fn.it* Peas· Salad Bar" Whipped Potatoes* Com" Green Beans* Baked Potato* ItaOan Bread* Spnach* Dell"/Grill Butternut Squash* O'Brien Potatoes· Mixed Vegetables" Peas & Garrots'" Assorted Desserts.. Assorted Desserts Sliced Carrots· Assorted Desserts Assorted Desserts Brocco Fresh Fruit" Fresh Fruit" Assorted Desserts Fresh Fruit'" Fresh 'Fruit* Assorted Desserts Dinner Rolls· Italian Bread* Fresh Fruit· Italian Bread* Italian Bread" Fresh Fruit* Wheat Rolls" Plmpkln Bread -8-THE- AR-CHW-Ay- - --ANNOUNCEMENTS--,THUR--SO-AY-AP-R-IL-21-,19 94
Important Planni 9 Meeting he English Department invites all students Current and rospective who are enrolled -n or co ., side ing Members in the Bryant Chorale concentrations in English· or Communications· Mark Colozzi, Director to attend an "end of seme!iter" party_
Agenda: Thursday, May 5 4:30 - 6:00 p. m. • To discuss organizing as an official Bryant student MRC Dining Room organization (1st floor - Unistructure) • To nominate officers • To plan for Fall 194 R.S.V.P. ext. 6263 by Friday, April 29
Wednesday, April 27, 1994 * Double concentrators, tool 6:30 p.m. Important Planning Me ting Music Room - Bryant Center (1st floor) For further information - ext. 6262 Current and Prospective Members Bryant Jazz Ensemble Ted Casher, Director fJ. ENTION GRADUATING Agen a: S UD NTS • To discuss organizing as an official Bryant student organization • To nominate officers • To plan for Fall 194 The Career Services Office continues to post Tuesday, April 26, 1994 positions. A number of excellent opportunities are 6:30 p.m. currently available. Watch the bulletin board and Music Room - Bryant Center (1 st floor) stop by the Office for details! For further information - ext. 6262
congratulate those wbo were elected who attended their formaIs the last Alpha Phi for office. Elections went as fol two weekends. A great time was week's edition of me Bryant Play still being taken at the BRYCOL lows: Brian Coner - Treasurer, had by all. ers bulletin. Keep on acting, and House (Box 9) or SPB office (Box by Kathy Mullaney GinaFreitas - Coordinator of Meet This week: Oti has fmally ac remember: never, ever trust a guy 5). This is an important eVCnL and I Hey sistas! How much longer to ings; Karen Groebel - General Co cepted his fate, Fudd brought his whose name is Jose. encourage everyone to take some pring Weekend? What are fmals? oTdinator~ Chris Hughes - Coordi little friends down to the floor, Theta part in it More information can be FIrst of all, congratulations goes natorofFundraising; TeriMadsen kicked us out, Frank came up for a Movies of tbe week: "Animal obtained by calling Ule House 231 oul to Zonk:. who fmally got en Coordinator of Events; Lisa visit, Clam went home to get some House" & "Tequila Sunrise" 1220 or the SPB office 232-6118. gaged to Steve over the weekend. Westgate - Coordinator of Public necessities, Burgis is selling up an Song of tbe week: "Oh, What a If YOD still haven't ordered your It's about time, but at least it finally ity; and Glen Camp is the advisor. investigation, Big Goon was back Nigbt" ArtCarved ring, what are you wait happened. Congratulations everyone! in old fOlm, and we think that Wea ing for? Just come by the House Our formal was this past week Amnesty i having an officers sel might be in prison. Monday through Friday, 3-5 p.m., end, and all WKA can say is thank meeting on April 22. at 4 p.m., in Quote ofthe week: 'II think I'IIbe and you can place an order. We God it'- finally over. The weather Donn 16 and a meeting for mem the one who has an ugly weekend." have a fme selection for you to could have been better, but allin all. bers and anyone who would like to BRYCOL choose from. You can al a pick up it was a wonderful weekend. There join u will be held on April 26, at a catalog if you need more time to were hardly any problems, except 4:00, in the Chapel. Also, for all by Jennifer Barile think about it for the little incident Saturday afler those who would be interested in I begin by welcoming the 2 new That is an for now . As always. we noon. Security was loving us by the going to Boston to learn more about Bryant Players employee representatives to the are here to serve you. end of the weekend, especially when Amnesty, contact Lisa at 232-4852 board. They are Michelle we all left the room and moved to for more information. The event is by Donald Widger VanDeusen of Tuppers, and Doug the Jobby. on Stinday and we will be meeting Hello nurse! FIrst off, I would Paulin of the Country Comfon. Kazoo, when are you finally go in front of the Rotunda at 10:30. like to congratulate the cast and Welcome! We all look forward to College ing to learn how to shave? And Uyou want to learn more or make crew of "Little Shop of Horrors" working with you. Employees are S wist aren' t you happy you finally a difference in this world, joining for putting on four wonderful per here for you, so use them. You Republicans went wnb a real dale? Amnesty is the fIrst step. Things fonnances. It was a great success! should feel free to discu s any of C" ngrats to Karit who was will DOL ge changed until we take Don't forgeL abouL Friday night. your concerns to these two del by Paul V. Liss awarded with Best Sis-you deserve action to change them. So come to Thanks also goes out to all who egates. They are your representa Hello everyone! The Bryant Col it Also, congratulations to all of the the meeting and see what you can were able to attend our shows. tives on the Board and have voting lege Republicans would like to start sisters who received awards from do. All new members welcome. Elections have been held for the power equal 10 the rest ofthe board. off by saying thank you to all the the formal. new executive board. The officers Celebrations, is still taking or candidates that attended SWlday'S A question for everyone to pon for the Bryant Players E-Board for ders, until Friday. for Secretary's meeting. Senator Cbafee, the Con der~ When willlbe Comfort finally the 1994-95 academic year are: Day, April 27. We specialize in gressional Candidates, Line Al get potato skins? I hope it will be Campus-wide deliveries of cakes, mond. and John Holmes all made oon. Beta Theta Pi President - Kristen Bwns flowers, and balloons. Order forms fantastic remarks and we app(eci~ In awards this week -SOTW and Vice-President - Christopher are available at the info desk, ate them taking time out of lheir SIS goes to Swist, and Space goes by David Teno/sky Conrad Tuppers the receptionist's desk and busy campaign schedules to talk to Scuda Our quotes are "Cool it This has been another down week Treasurer - Valerie Bowden at the BRYCOL House. You can with us. meatball". "I can't lock the door", in sports for us. We lost our second Se(:retary - Donald Widger also place your order by phone 231 - We would also like to thank: both "Leave my chocolates alone" and oftball game of the season and we Historian - Angelo Corradino 1220 or mail in the form to Box 9. the students, and the one faculty uHe did what?" See ya are now in the losers bracket for Our services are affordable and de member, for their attendance. Itwas both teams, although we did play The possibility of adding a sixth livery is always free. greatly appreciated and will not be well with only seven pJayers. There E-board position, Public Relations The March of Dimes forgotten . Overall. the meeting was Amnesty are signs of life though, and we may (PR) Chairperson, will be debated WalkAmerica is Sunday, April 24. a sucres . However, we were a little win a game next week. and voted upon in the following BRYCOL and SPB are proud to be disappointed with the la f cam IJy Lisa Westgate Thanks Lo Tri Sig, Phi Sig, Theta, weeks. co-sponsoring a team of walkers pus uppon ShOWD. One ofthe mos Hello Everyonel I would like to and Alpha Phi from all the brothers That about wraps it up for this from Bryant College. Donations are powerful men in the country come -rn-E-AA-C~-A-~------CA~PUSSCENE---~--S D-M-, A-P-~-2-1,-1 W-4-9 to campus, and less than acceptable Barnacle, and O .B. windy and wet, but interesting to interested is welcome to run for a SAM attendance is gathered. Hopefully We are still selling those raffle say the least. Don'lforget to sign up post. Even if you can' t make it to the next time a candidate with such tickets' for United Cerebral Palsy. for the enhancing committee for th class for the workout, try to get by Jen Baranowski status decides to visit Bryant there Tuesday, April 26, at 7:00 p.m. we nexwne. Murphyapologizes toBeta there for the after-class voting. Hi everyone ! O ur next SAM will be more interest on both the will be playing 94 WHJY in a char forany inconvenience she may have Kudos to Phil and everyone else meeting will be held on Monday, student and faculty side. Take care ity basketball game in the Bryant caused this past weekend ... Sorry who helped out in organizing the April 25, at3:30 in PapillO. We will and see you next week. Gymnasium to raise more money guys. Slater and Pete hay finally self-defen e course W ednesday be holding elections for next years' for U.C.P. Support for this worthy turned in their paws. Good L uck to night in Hall 15. executive board. President, Vice cause would definitely be appreci Ray on his construction job this 'That's all for now. Keep coming President,4and Secretary are open. ated. C-ya wh n I c-ya. sununer. Time is flying by this year, to class for more info on what' s There is no experience necessary, Delta Chi butremember ....y ou will always be going on - Pi} Son! and this is a great way to build your Quote of the W eek: "What are welcomed in the eyes of your sis res1IDle. None of the jobs are very yo u· going to do about it" ters. time-consuming. Hope to see you by Frank L. Milazzo at our last meeting of the semester. Here we are towards the end of Greek Week and the only thing on people's minds is how far away Phi Kappa Tau Spring Weekend is. The priorities Karate Club are definitely in the right order. Delta Zeta by Joe Greengas Baloo hasrecovered from his road by Jacques Perrault Well, well. It seems everyone i trip to Providence and returned in by Wendy Smith The end of the semester is j ust reading their Archway. I just have a SPB one piece surprisingly. Thanks to That' s rigbt, we are making an around the corner, but we till have few simple things to ay, and Ie Lubel, Abbot, Roadkill, Canoli, and other appearance in The Archway. a number of events planned! start by congratulating Private by Stacey L. Parron Adam for stopping up last week Congrats to the Fabulous fifteen Thereare a couple demos planned Honidge on a successful tour of Hello ! A Happy 21 st Birthday end. It's good to know at least our new sisters on theirinitiation. (Also in the next few weeks. First is the duty. One thing Bud, watch where goes outtoEric Booth! Todd Nelson alumni know where the Auditorium to the Eta's .. .It's fmally over). Our spring weekend demo, which we you scratch. and R yan S hinnick are the is. Congrats to Zak, J.K., and Paco spring fonnal turned outto be great, will performing with permission This past weekend was formal Ch airpeople f the Month for for all their time and effort with the Thanks to Brady, Jetson, and Slater. dU s y at. Th n, on May 7 we will be time, and I guess it's not the place March, and Jody Bates is the VOl play last weekend. Thanks to ev Tbanks to G6 for the cookout; we putting on another demo for the b ut what you make of it. Eri • you ing Member of the Mon th. P. J. eryone wbo came up Saturday es hope · everyone had a good time. Special Olympics. wouldn' lknow, would you Itseems Whitbeck, om Gardner, and Brian pecially R.G., 1.B., A.W, and the Beau' s eyes are almost back to nor Another im portant event elec he took a WTong turn and, before he Magnus are all new Voting mem rest of the En Vogue dancers. Also mal. tions! They will be held next Tues knew it, he ended up in Burlington . bers. Congratulations to everyon ! a thanks to Alpha Phi from Lefty, Our car wash this weekend was day (the 26th) after class. Anyone Though Money wasn' taround, Itchy Wow! We have so many events and Scratcby did Show up with a coming up in the next couple of much needed pound of Goldbond. weeks, 1don' t know where to start. Cloutier got bis moneys worth in GREASE is the word. Friday, towel , and J ota joined the crew April 22 on the B ryantCenter patio, team. Anyone for step aerobics? come see this great movie. Sbow In KT -LZ sports, the soccer team time is 9:00 p.m. Bring a blanket Stude I Progralll i 9 Bo ard was on the World up circuit in and all your friends! Italy and was unable to attend their Come see Clint Eastwood as a presents game on campus. In softball, it's renegade Secret Service ag~nt on two and your out. Josb led game one Sunday, April 24. "In the Line of doing asmasbingjob on the mound, Fire" will beshown at7:00and9: 15 only letting up 14 runs; surprisingly p.m . in the auditorium. Admission enough, he couldn' t seek out the is $1.50 and a free soda is included win. Game two was higblighted by with admission! a great play at the plate by 1u tin, Tuesday, Apr il 26, come see and two strikeouts by the new man Settie on the Bryant Center patio. fromMaine.Dube. Can youbelieve Sh is a dynamic sing r that you Marino went all season without M ST see . She will start perfonn striking out? ing at noon. JPRING W EK ND Phi Tau Top Dog Then ,it'stime forWETN' WILD WEEKEND- IGck-off to Spring Weekend will Friday, April 29 tarting at 4:00 pm. A voll yball tournament will be going on behind Phi Sigma Sigma Koffler as well as the Summertime Anytime Beach Party. At lO:00p.m. WET' by Kim Baumann head over to South Dining Hall fOf Hi everyone! The fIrst thing I a Comedian sponsored by GPC! wanl to start offwith is congratulat Saturday, the day begins at 1;00 WILD ing Rachel and Dave on their en p.m. at the Track with The Ma gagement. We wish you two the chine, a Pink floyd cover b nd. best of luck! This past weekend Next up is Bryant's very own Red was our formal and the sisters had Apple followedby the winner oCthe WEEKEND a great time- Marge you did a great WBRU Rock Hunt, Superbug, and job! Congratulations to Robin and finally, SboottbeMoon, an altema FRIDAY, APIlIL 29 Megan for their awards they re tive cover band! While lis tening to ceived; they were much deserved. the bands, you can use The Gyr or 4 p.m. Volleyball Tournament - Behind Komer I want to congratulate Sent for the Outrageous Obstacle Cour e. Sponsored by the VolkybaU Team winning her bet against Sesa. It You can also get a fun photo or a was a good call and I'm proud of tattoo. You can watch the Volley 5 - 9 p.m. Summertime Anytime Beach Party you! Hey Pleva, don't hi t anyone ball finals or dunk someone in the Behind Koffler on your way out! The sisters also Dunk Tank. 10 p.m. Comedian - South Dining Hall showed their talents at their own Later. Saturday night, come to Sponsored by G.P.C. "Special Olympics" Saturday night Bryant's Best F Challenge at by doing cartwheels and flips; I 9:00 p.m. or go see a Comedian at SATURDA Y, A PRIL 30 didn't know my Big was so gifted. 10:OOp.m. Both events are in South Clue. did you have a good time Dining Hall. 1 - 6 p.m~ T rack Activities Featuring: sitting b y the tub Saturday Night? Guest wristbands go on sale ev The Machine, Red Apple, Superbug, Hey Bacon, you wanna go for an ery day after 2:00 p.m . at Info. Only and Shoot the MOOD other dip? one guest band per Bryant studem Novelty Events: Gyro, Outrageous I'm happy to say that the sisters' is allow d. BeSUf to get your guest Obstacle Course, Fun Pbotos, Tatoo boyfriends bonded this weekend and hi or her wristband ahead of time Artists, and Dunk Tank we all hope thal the NPT is still because they will need it to get on alive and will live on! We're also camp us for the weekend. Any ques 2 p.m, Volleyball Tournament Finals - Track happy to hear that the friendly's tions? Call 232-6 118 and ask an SPB member! 9 p.m. Bryant's Best Food Challenge crew decided to come out of the Well, that's all for this week! South Dining Hall closet while waiting wee hours for Sponsored by GAMMA. $1 donaJion to their food. I justhave one question, This is your weekend to have fu n benefit John DeShaw Memorial Fund. "What's the lifeguard doing bere?' , and spend good times with good This weekend is Al ni Week friends so pray for SUN and 80 10 p.m. Comedian - Sooth Dining Hall end, RigbtBundy? I hope everyone degree weather!! Sponsored by Residence Life bas a great time while they're bere. To end itoff, Skipper would like to Guest wrisbrdsareat sate at hfo Desk betweEn April 13&:Jl. say Hi to Gilligan! Hope everyone has a good week. See Ya Later! Quotes of the Week: "There's PSA alot of love at this table.' 10 THE ARCHWAY THURSDAY, APRIL 21 , 1994 ~- CAMPUSSCENE -'· ~ Special
Olympics weekeod on Nantucket at our for fonnal to be Phi Kap's. There mal. Jim "Battering Ram" Weigel were just too many oflbem tbere by Kristen FrisseU wanted to show Alves the door and enough-said! The Special Olympics com Dave wanted to tum and bum bis We also hope Roppatle bad a miuee would like to thank every kicks(good job Dave!). good time- even though be got one who came to OUT Comfort Adam 'Your not going any beat up by bis brothers. You are night last week.. We will be hav where" Hyde enjoyed helping co still a full-on Bugler, even though ing another Comfort night on pilot for our driver from the boal to you didn't win the award. Friday, April 22. Sumo Wre the hotel and Kells seemed to have Althea- Fabulous job 00 the T tling is almost berel The big event wanted to bless the lobby with his shirts. they look awesome. will take place on Wednesday, presence on Friday night. "Him" was happy and that April 27, from 7:00 to 10:00 in Reilly. "You are the man from made everything better. the main gym. It will cost $2.00 Nantucket"! George made a smashing de to spectate and $5.00 to partici I send my wannest thanks out to but- and there was also a special pate. Sign-ups will held OIlThurs Darryl May you stay safe from guest star- Joey Lawrence! day, Apri121. from 11:00 to 3:00 harm your last few weeks here! By the way, the sun rises at in the Bryant Center. Spots are Hey, Parking Kill! Where's our 4:32 in Waterville. limited, so make sure you sign money? Have you seen Groundhog upl lfyoucan' tmake tbesign-up Day? at Ihe specified time, please con Cappa come oul of the batb tact Rebecca at 232-811 1. Have a room you Bugler! great week, and we'll see you at Megan- Would now be a bad lbe SmIlOWrestling Competition! Theta Phi Alpha time to band you this!- Deb Em, I apologized to the man by Janna Erickson ager for you and I even bought Hey Thetal Hello everyone- rust you a new lampl-Molly. off- excelient job Padding ton Pixie keep your bairout of tbe Tau Epsilon Phi many thanks for your hard work, Barbecue! 88.7WJMF time, and effort- Love, Your Sis Gemini- ''Dreams can come "The Ten Bravest Cuts oftbe Week" by Phil Cloutier ters. true!" The WJMF Top 10 Another good week of news The 19941beraPhi AlphaPledge Alii what song was it? Some For Week Ending 4/23/94 has gone by, so here it is. Fonnal went fabulous. Congrnts thing is on fire.. _It's my fmger Gooze had his picnic end a bit goes out to Superman, for winning nail! 1. Down With Disease - PlUsh 7. Spoon11Uln - Soundgarden early tbe other day when he our 2nd annual Bugler of the Year Dennis and Tom- Thanks for 2. Selling the Drama - Live wanted to take the plunge on bis Award. Thursday night; I would like 8. No Excuses - Alice In Chains 23rd. (Boy is he old!) Also a heany welcome to our some bread! I 3. Big lndian - Superbug r send congrats to Cujo and new award "The Bugling Couple;" And on a more serious note, 9. Bum - The Cure (The Crow 4. Cut Your Hair - Pavement SOWldtrack) Rachel who join Cha-Cbi and this award was granted (0 the ever Senior -We hope you liked your Tracy. Do we see a large Phi-Sigl so-deserving Wendy Lou and Axl. gift, itcamefromthehean-which 5. Longview - Green Day lEP wedding n the horizon(£.. Congrats! Let me just say that you is where all of you will 10. Spin the Bottle -TheJulianna Hattie ld Three suite)? earned it! remain...forever! See ya, Later 6. The More You Ignore Me, The We all seemed to have a good We hope that DO Qne mistook our Thera! Qoser I Get - Morrissey
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NE-IO STANDINGS AND DO ORS (as of Monday, April 18, 1994) Women sTrack Gels 1994 Baseban Standings ConferenCe Overall School Won Lost Tie PeL Win Lost Tie Pct. Streak East DIvision eady I r ·-S al s Menimack 11 2 0 .846 14 9 0 .609 WonS Bentley 6 4 0 .600 7 .5 0 .583 Won 4 Saint Anselm .5 6 0 .455 6 9 0 .400 Lost 1 Angelo L. Corradino was fifth with a time of 18.2. Also, Assumption 2 7 0 .222 8 17 0 .320 Won I Archway Spons Writer Samina Vahidy ran the 100 meter 0 .074 Lost 8 Stonehill o 12 0 .000 2 25 high hurdles in a time of 20.09, and West Divlslon posted a Springfield 7 1 0 .875 12 4 0 .750 Lost 1 The women's track: team braved Melissa Roberts time of73 Quinnipiac 10 2 0 .833 15 4 0 .789 Lost 1 the torrential downpour and high seconds in the 400 meter intermedi AlC 4 4 0 .500 5 13 0 . 278 Lost.5 winds at Bridgewater State lasl Sat ate hurdles . Bryant 5 9 0 .357 11 15 0 .423 Lost 6 urday in a tune-up for this Saturday's Bryant also had some help from Saint Mictll~I's 4 9 0 .308 8 22 0 .267 Lost 1 Tri-States meet. their field events. Ellen Bolland was Co-Players of the Week: Jerry Parent, Merrimack (So., OF. Freetown, MA) In a non-scoring meet, the team second in the long jump with a Dan Kiniry, Saint Michael's (Sr.• OF, Shelburne, VT) bad a trong showing, even though diSlance of 15 feel eight inches, she Pitcher of the Week: Dan Florence Merrimack (Sr., P, Chicopee, MA) • their times might nOl reflect this was also second in the triple j ump Freshman of the Week: Mike Hill, Bentley (Fr. . OFIP. East Bridgewater. MA) with a di tance of 33 feet three WeekJy Honor Roll: fact. Chris Eggert, Assumption (Sr.• lB. Andover MA) Dave Haver, Quiooipiac. (Jr .• 2B. Latham, NY) "OveralJ we did OK. However, inches. Beej Kruzel vaulted four Mike Heath, Bentley (Jr., 3B, East Bridgewater. MA) Roy Kirchner, Quinnipiac (Jr., 55, Wyckoff, NJ) conditions were not great for com feet 10 inches in the high jump for Jeff Loewen, Saint Anse (So., S , Readville, MA) Ryan Longe, Sl. Micbael's (Fr., OF/C, Burlington, VI') petition," coach CbarlieMandeviUe a second place finish. Jamie Merloni, Assumption (Fr., OF, Ashland, MA) Peter Montesanti. Saint An -elm (Sr., IF, Piusfield, MA) said. "We did well across theboards, Megan McInerney pi ed second Jake Mosber, Stainl Michael's (Jr. • P, Irasburg. V1) Brendon Vasapolle, Bentley (So. • P, Revere, MA) and dominated the meet" in the di eus with a toss of 108 feet Amanda Friedrich replaced in and second in the hammer throw 1994 Softball Standings jured Heather Cronce in the 5000 with a to s of 102 feet Overall Conference meter and knocked 40 econds off Otber field participants induded School Won Lost Tie Pet. Win Lost Tie Pct. Streak Dottie Beattie with a tos of 102 AlC 9 1 0 .900 19 7 0 .731 Won 9 her time. She fmished second with Merrimack 9 1 0 .900 21 3 0 .875 Won 11 a time of 20:19: feel in the javelin and 27 feel nine Springfield 5 1 0 .833 10 15 0 .400 Lost 1 Mandy LaPierre placed third in in hes in the shot-put. Quirutipiac 6 4 0 .600 16 14 0 .533 Won 1 both the 3000 meter and 1500 meter Heather Brown hopped, skipped, Saint Anselm 6 4 0 .600 11 5 0 .688 Won 1 with times of 12:08 and 5:34, re then jumped 31 feet 11 1/2 inches in Assumption 2 4 0 .333 10 14 0 .417 Won 4 spectively. the triple jump, and len Hagen cov Stonehill 3 7 0 .300 6 15 0 .286 Lost 2 Other distance runners also did ered adistanceof30 feet two inches. 0 .500 Lost 2 Bentley 2 6 0 .250 7 7 well; Jackie Erath was fourth in the Next up [or Bryant are the Tri Bryant 2 6 0 .250 IS 12 0 .556 Won 2 1500 meter with a time of 5:40. and States which will be held here this Saint Michael's 0 10 0 .000 4 14 0 .222 Lost 2 Co-Players of the Week: Michele Cote, Assumption (Jr., lB. Tauton. MA) fifth in the 3000 meter with a time Saturday starting at 10:30 a.m. Raffaella Paparo, Merrimack (So., OFIP. Lakeville, MA) of 12:25. JessicaDuval came in just The team is very optimi tic about Co-Pitcbers of the Week: Monica Earley, AlC (Sr.~ Berlin, CT) one second behind Erath in the 1500 this U oming meet. "We will do Kim Page, Merrimack (Sr., Dracut, MA) meter, finis ing in fif with a time real well .. tri-captain Megan Davis Co-Freshman of the Week: Alicia Longobardi, Quinnipiac (OF, North Haven en of 5:41. said. U\\'e can win the whole lhing, Rita Mohr, Assumption (SS, Norwell, MA) In the shoner even ,Jen Oakes if eryone works at it." Weekly Honor Roll: Nicole Capraro, Bentley (So., OF, Stoneham. MA) Christine Colf, Saint Mi ael's (Jr., P, Hopkinton, NH) Daoielle DeLucia, A sumption (So., 2B, Franklin. MA) Kern McMailon, Quinnipiac (So., 2B, Swansea, MA) Deb artridge, Bentley (Sr., 3B, Turner Fall , MA) Michelle Stabacb AlC (Sr., OF, Springfield, MA) Official oster tfTB 1994 Men's Tennis tandJngs Conference Overall Won Lost cL Win ost ct 40 4 RASS ~ 7 o 1.000 10 0 1.000 6 1 .857 7 1 .875 5 2 .714 7 3 .700 V OLLEYBALL T OURNEY . nipiac 4 2 .667 6 2 .750 Bentley 4 2 .667 4 4 .500 Saint Anselm 2 4 333 2 4 .333 Spring Weekend '94 Merrimack 2 5 .286 2 7 .222 Saint Michael's 2 5 .286 4 6 .400 Assumption 1 6 .143 1 7 .25 A l e o 6 .000 0 6 .000 Player of the Week: Roman PavUk, Bryant (Jr., Shrewsbury, MA) Freshman of the Week: MJke Gbler, Bryant (H uppague, NY) Weekly Honor Ron: TeamN ame:______Greg Bowser. Bentley (So., Amherst.. NH) Mark: Cornforth, Merrimack (Jr., Montreal, Quebec Tim Pettus, Springfiel (Jr., Southboro MA) Melin Tekben, Quinoipiac (Jr., Pougbeepsie, NY) aptain:.______
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Ale Ii:lIyoRCC BI'MldIes NorthMslftn Date: Frid ay, April 29 (4: 00 p .m .) and llICl'OMe HIO 4.00 4:00 4:3Q Satu.rday, Apri130 (12:00 p.m.) Mc::n'a URI URI H(YE AWAY CoIf Invitatlanal InvttatXlnal Registration: Intramural Office byThursday, April 28 or during dinner at All ti ~ are PM unlOM otherwise noted. Salmanson and South Dining H alls frOI11. April 19-21. ------12 THEARCHWAY s , THURSDAY. APRIL 21,1994 B s al tu g i gl ins Trac e s the ace Eric Handa Tuesday. u Archway Sports Editor Bentley on Wednseday , Angelo L. Corradino Shaidnagle, came in third. The Bryant baseball team lost 8~ Lowell on Archway Spons Writer • Gaspar also had a good day, he 3 in a well played contest last Thursday. was fourth in the 800 meter with a Friday against nationally ranked On Saturday Despite the heavy rains and over time of 2:01 and fifth in the 1500 New Haven University. Bryant of Spring all dreary day, the men's track team meter with a time of 4: 14. looked fOIWard to its first home Weekend was able to take third out of 13 Other top runners included game against Assumption, but was Bryant faces teams at Bridgewater State last Sat Shaidnagle, fourth in the 110 meter rained out on Saturday. nationally urday. high burdles with a time of 16.9; Bryant got behind early 6-0, but ranked Without placing fustin any event, and Gosselin who fmished sixth in rallied back into the game. Brian Sprin gfield Bryant was able to stay close to the the IO,()()() meter with a time of Terio provided the offensive spark College at home meet leaders Bridgewater State and 36:50. for Bryant. Mike McGarrahan thenplays UMass Dartmoulb. In the field, Ingram tossed the pitched well but suffered the loss. Prov idence The top performance of the day jave in 159 feet four inches for a Bryant lost on TuesdaytoB ntley College on came from s rinter Elliott Yepez. third place fmish and Tim Norcolt 8-5 in its first home game of the Sunday. In all In his four events, Yepez was in the placed eighth with a toss 0 126 feet season. Freshman Steve Martin Bryant will play top five finishers for each race. two inches. In the long jump, Marty started and suffered the loss, S ott seven games in j Individually, i the 100 meter, Bedard reached 18 feet two incbes Luca came in and pioched in relie . a seven day time ~ he was third with a time f 11. ; and fora seventh place fmish and Ingram Scott Stapleton hit a first inning span to almost ~ he placed fourth in the 200 meter was tenth with a jump of 17 feet homer to propel his season total to conclude the ~ with a time of 23.5 seconds. nine inches. 6. Bryant however was plagued by season. ] In the 4 x 400 meter relay I Eric The team is preparing for their stJanding runners in scoringposition Diamond ~ Nelson, Tom Gaspar, Pete Gosselin, biggest meet of the season. the Tri all afternoon. Dust: Bryant is 1 and Yepez took second with a time States, which will be h Id here on Bryant is home Thursday against 11-15 overall, ~ of 3:39. Also, the 4 x 100 meter Saturday stating at 10:30 am. Suffolk. Bryant travels on Friday to 5-9 in Ibe NE Brian Terio getting ready to bat during a 8-5 relay team; Yepez, Brett Ingram, Bryant is four-time defending St. Michaels' Vermontand will be 10 and 1-1 in loss to BentJey on Tuesday. Sujoy Suighi, and David champions. playing a weekend series of games non- conference on Friday and SablJ'day. play. Brian Terio i leading the are both hitting .303 batting average The team will travel back team in hitting with a .360 batting with Stapleton leading Bryan in Saturday night for a filled week of average. Seniors and co-captains homeruns with 6. Bryant is 11-16 games. Bryant faces Stonehill Scott Stapleton and Keith Walonis verall with 17 remaining games.
For the latest in Bryant College Sports Information s nball t 01 Call232-6736 in the automated sports hotline: press 1 for inter-collegiate schedules and scores to un press 2 for intramural schedules Looks Make Payoff press 3 for sports complex hours press 4 for sports club information Angelo L. Corradino The team Archway Spons Writer also faced cross state ri The softball team improved their val Brown on record to 20-15 overall, 5-7 in the Thursday but NE-IO; by winning five and drop came up on ping three last week. the short end Yesterday the team battled con of the stick in ference rival Assumption and spilt both games. the doubleheader. They dropped In game two, Assumption came game one 4-3 away with a 4-0 victory, after Bry and game two ant had squeaked by 5-4 in extra 3-2. innings to win game one. ''We play Prior lO the games, coach Bob ed well, but RealI said, "Today is aturning point we did not get in the season. Assumption is usu runs when we ally one of the top four in the con~ nee d e d ference, two wins would be big.n them," Reall Bentley came to town on Tues~ added. "We day, and were swept by Bryant. In had runners game two, Bentleyjumped outto an in scoring po early 3-1 lead. Bryant was then able ition, we . u t tocuttheJeadt03-2, beforelGmbie could not MikuJahit a base clearing run triple bring them to put Bryant ahead for good. Bry~ home." ant won the game 8-3. Powell Kimbie Mikula (7) drives a ball down the line The first game saw Bryant ex continues to during a 18-2 wallop over Bentley on plode for seven runs in the fIrst to lead the team Tuesday. grab an early lead and never look in offense. In back. In the en~ Bryant cruised to the game against Assumption, road to battle some tougb Division an 18-2 victory. Powell reached a career milestone I schools over We next few days. During the game, center fielder wben she collected her 200 career They will face Providence College Wendy Powell became Ibe fust soft hit, becoming the first Bryant soft today and Vermont on Friday. The ball player in Bryant hi tory to hit ball player to do so. She is currently team is looking at these games to for the cycle (a single, a double, a third in the conference in batting help them with Ibeir reaming COll This weeks Atbleteofthe Week is Amanda Friedricb triple, and a borne run). with a .485 average. ference scbedule. ofthe women' s track team. In tbemeet at Bridgewater On Friday, the team traveled to Sue Lusignan is eighth in the "Our playoff chances are in our lastSaturday• Friedrich replaced injured HeatherCronce RIC and came away with two im~ conti nee wilb a .440 average. own bands. We are nollooking for in e500meter,andknoc ed40seconds offbertim . res ive win , giving the non start Powell is also Ibird in the confer someone to lose, we must keep on he finished in second place wilb a time of20: 19 in ber ers a chance to play. In Ibe nigbtcap ence in doubles with 15. winning," Reall stated. only event of the day. to the twinbill, Kristin Regan took Anoth r big factor to Bryant" s The team will remain in Vermont Friedrich is a freshman acturay major from the mOWld and recorded an 11-3 success this season bas been Heather on Saturday to face St Michael's. Hammond, New York. victory, and in game one Kelli Lopes who is third in the confer They will then travel to S tonehill on Eggsware came away with a 12-4 ence with 13 steals in 13 attempts. Tuesday, before returning home to victory. The team is heading out on the face UMass Lowell on Wednesday.