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1983 The ommeC nt, February 3, 1983 Bridgewater State College

Volume 57 Number 2

Recommended Citation Bridgewater State College. (1983). The Comment, February 3, 1983. 57(2). Retrieved from: http://vc.bridgew.edu/comment/486

This item is available as part of Virtual Commons, the open-access institutional repository of Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Massachusetts. THE COMMENT Vol LVII No 2 Bridgewater State C allege February 3, 1983

Record What Is A Student Trustee? Blood Drive For Frat Open Letter to the Campus By Rob Holmes tees. This does not however By Robert Flynn The Board of Trustees Byl­ mean I do not have input into aws state that "The composi­ the other five Committees. BSC fraternity Phi Pi Delta tion, functions, duties, As a member of the Board broke all previous records for powers, and responsibilities of Trustees I join in the the collection of blood dona- · of the Board of Trustees, its decision-making process tions last week in the Student committees, or subcommit­ with great concern for Union. A total of 357 pints tees, shall be as provided and Bridgewater State College, its were collected in a drive cam­ authorized by the laws of the history and especially the paign whose slogan wa,s Commonwealth as in effect future it holds, which in my "We're out for Blood" and frQm time to time, subject to opinion appears very bright. included the distribution of such rules, regulations, poli­ This is one reason why I am balloons . to .those that :::ies or guidelines as the actively involved. donated . This shattered their Board of Reg~nts of Higher I, being a student and a vot­ earlier -collection .record of Education ma:y, from time to ing member of the Board of 320 pints. Dean Deep, the time, adopt, amend or repeal Trustees, represent you, the Vice President of Student for the management, control, student body, faculty, and ·Services, congratulated Phi administration, or regulation administrators. I have your Pi Delta for their "unselfish of the system of public higher best interest in mind and need contribution in this important education, or any part your help to keep the college humanitarian endeavor." thereof." Rob Holmes, '83, Student Trustee progressing to its fullest Phi Pi Delta's president The Board of Trustees is potential. Kevin Bouchard felt that the divided into seven standing Monthly meetings are held blood drive was "an all committees: 1. Executive the second Wednesda~ of around . success." Although Committee, 2. Personnel, "As a member of the Board of Trus­ each month in the Student the entire fraternity was Faculty, and Educational Pol­ tees I join in the decision-making pro­ Union Council Chambers. I involved with the organiza­ icies, 3. Building and am on campus, easily acessi­ tion of the drive, Bouchard Grounds, 4. Budget and dess with great concern for Bridgewater ble and will be looking for added that spec~I thanks Financing, 5. Long Range State College, its history and especially positive input from all of you. must be given to Katy Menton Planning, 6. Student Affairs, (l,nd. K,athy .· Russell for Jt:le and 7. Audit Committee. At the fufure It holds, whibfi"lrl mYt/pfftion · ··11(515 ·Holmes· .. : great df)al of help that they the present time I am serving appears very bright.,, Student Trustee provided in order to make the on the Building and Grounds Box 62 Scott" Half Rm ..217 drive such an overwhelming and Student Affairs Commit- Extensions 2347. & ~348 success. WBIM: Training Ground for Broadcasters

By Brett Peruzzi WBIM. BSC's · own radio oriented rock format to station located at 91 .5 on the include jazz, blues, funk, and Experience .. It's what FM dial, is a fertile training classical music shows, the counts in today's tight job ground for SSC students station has been a starting market. Granted; securing a interested in careers in point for ·their professional college degree is the big broadcasting. Once just a 10 careers. Program Director door-opener to most profes­ watt station with a range of a Peter George works part-time sional fields, but in many few miles, WB1M is now oper­ as a DJ at WBET in Brockton, cases it isn't enough. ating in stereo at 180 watts, and DJ Laurel Bowman also Today, employers in some with a range of up to 25 miles works part-time at night as a fields are reluctant to hire and a potential listening DJ at WHJY in Providence, people fresh out of college audience in the hundreds of RI. with no practical experience thousands. WBIM staffers are also in their chosen fields. Broad­ For some of the student working in television broad­ casting is one field where staffars that run WBIM, which casting. Public Relations . experience is a definite plus. has e.xpanded its album- (P/8888 see WBIM, page 3) WBIM ~DJ Jim "The Wolf' Magner BSC May Join Cable TV Boom By Brett Peruzzi Cook, BSC's Director- of Media was done on a college campus · and Robert Flynn Services, a demonstraUon video­ and not in a professional 'tV tape of a show featuring $everal stUdio. What .started out as a magazine campus prnfessors was pro.;. "There was also a very positive forum for the faculty members at . duced: Using a format similar to response from President Rondi­ BSCrnaysoon bea monthly show Even!ng A(agazlne and· other TV leau and the· Board of Trustees," on area cable television·.· .Tbe · shows of that. type, they attemp­ said Or. Kryzanek, who serves as Bridgewater Review· made ·· its ted to create an entertaining and the show's host. "They ag fee with · debut on campus last fall featur­ informative product, rather than me that it would be a very effec­ ing articles by various faculty one with a scholarly approach. tive way· to promote the college members. Subjects ranged from Nearly 200 man-hours were and show people what's happen­ research that professors were needed to produce one. thirty ing at Bridgewater State · working on to poetry, book and minute program, which featured College." · film reviews, and editorial and short.segments on scienc~, book Or. Glenn Cook, who will serve opinion pieces.· · and film reviews, economics, psy­ as Director of the show, which is During an.interviewwitha focal chology, a guest interview, and a tentatively ·titled Bridgewater reporter, Edttor Michael Kry­ calendar listing of upcoming Magazjne, feels that "THe value of zanek, a Political 'Science profes­ events on the BSC campus.The the show is varied as it serves to sor here at BSC, was. presented response to the demo tape was improve the campus morale, help with the idea that the magazine be overwhelmingly positive. Repre..; participating students gain valua­ turned into a television show. Dr. sentatives of Channel 2 in Boston ble technicial experience, and Kryzanek liked the idea, and viewed the tape, and were very (Please turn to page 3) Soon to be a TV show? under the direction of Dr. Glenn impressed by it, considering it 2 The Comment Thursday, February 3, 1983 Letters To The Editor Women's Center Says Thank You Tootsie Review Reviewed I would like to thank eve­ hardship I feel somewhat Mr. Treaton, has achieved the ability to and witty but that is as far as it ryone who donated clothing, hopeful about the tutu re I fail to see your point think as a woman, feel as a goes with me. To impose the etc., to our clothing drive last when people are able to share regarding the important woman, and actually become statement concerning men semester. A local store owner what they have with others statement Tootsie creates a woman within the boundar­ and women, which you are kindly donated a lot of winter who are faced with some­ concerning men and women. ies of the movie, then my hat implying in your review as clothing, which made the times overwhelming life chal­ If we carefully consider the is off to him as he is a better being of primary value to the recipients quite happy! lenges and situations. Your peculiar situations in which woman than I. At the conclu­ movie, is rather distasteful to The clothes were dropped continued support and giving Mr. Hoffman becomes sion of Tootsie, Dorothy me. Maybe I could concede off at Rosie's Place, a shelter to others in whatever way, engaged while portraying the Michaels cannot help but some value to.the statement if for homeless women in Bos­ shape, or form will always be character Dorothy Michaels, reveal and therefore validate Renee Richards had pro­ ton, and Womansplace, a appreciated. it is plainly evident that Mr. her true sexual identity ... Mi­ trayed the role Mr. Hoffman local shelter for battered Hoffman's responses to these chael Dorsey: undertook. women and children. Liz Scroggs situations are indicative of his I agree with you in stating Through a woman's eyes, In these days of economic Women's Center male identity. If Mr. Hoffman that Tootsie is entertaining Susan S. Piwowarski An open letter to "Tilly Time" Part Il Kevin Bouchard

There are many different Pope Hall, Scott Hall, and cannot adapt to eatig at spec- work at the canteen. Your attitudes concerning the food Wood Hall. If you are familiar ified times. For these people Mr. Kevin Bouchard. Presi- eff ors t exemp 1·f1 Y th e f'mes t serv1ces· prov1"d ed f or t h e s t u- w1'th t'""1·1e I ocat· ions o f th ese as well as the whole, I advo- dent, PhiS Pi Delta. Bridge- example of community ser- d ents here a t B n'd gewa t er d orms you can· 't ,h , e I p b u t b e cate some k1'nd of mus1·c sys- water tate College. Scott vice, and the college com- 122 State C allege. Al t h oug h the amaze d a t th e s t ra· t eg1c· pos1-· tern. Th1·s would contr1·bute to MHall Room · Bridgewater, munity can be very proud of 02 majority of comments I've I1s-. t'ion o f th e d'mmg · f ac1·1·t 1 y. It·1s more o' f a relax1·ng env1·ron- assachusetts 324. . you. tened to are negative, there I1tera. II y enc1rc· I e,d , b y t h ese ment. The Blood Drive, held on Please extend my gratitude have also been positive three dorms. Yet;this is the It would be a trajedy to January 26, ,27, 1983, was a and congratulations to all of remar k s. Ieas t o f th e comp I am· t s I've forget the fr1'endly workers tremendous success and a your members for their unsel- When considering to pur- heard. that staff Bridgewater's food record number of pints of fish contribution in this chase a meal ticket, conside·r The major belly-ache con- services. They serve with a blood for Bridgewater State important humanitarian some positive aspects as well cerns the quality of food smile and are all too eager to College was set. This was due endeavor>·and we look for­ as the drawbacks. It costs being served. Students, 1find, assist. Credit for the manage- to the hard work and com- ward to a continued close ex,ac, ti Y,-f.1ve. d o,II ars an d six· t y- w·111 com·p1a1·n about,, the' food ment, chefs, and other key munity spirit of Phi Pi Delta. working relationship in the five c"ents a day to be fed ita· being-served fo.r the sake of support personnel is greatly The Brothers and Sisters of future with Phi Pi Delta. suudent is on the nineteen complain'ing. The food is fine. , app'reciated. Phi Pi Delta are to be truly Cordially, meal plan. Five dollars and The complaining i~ tiresome. Rarely have I seen so much commended for their impor- David P. Deep sixt~-'five:climts~adayto befed If students don't want to eat care go into a college dining ta.nt help in the recruitment, Vice President, Student is peanuts to pay for food t'he.fO'oc(ptoVkledfodnenfby facility;•have,had.the·oppor• promotion and volunteer Services th~se days. In fact, fivedolfars food services the solution is tunity to observe several .._..~...;;....._._.._._.....-.._,,_._. _ _....,..._..~_._.._..~--+ arid 65¢'1Jdaycan'feven buy a , simple: pon't eat it. Granted, other food institutions, ~ In keeping with our sacred tradition the C~mm'un'ity at f' bag pt groceries.. For one as' the ~ernester gets old the- , in?l.•Jding two years '.of ~he· l the Catholic ,Center: ,W.iJl,offer 0;, Eucharistic Liturgy to~ average student to go to Mao- ' studef!t. typloal1y :gets . bored, , m '~,J,~adr,y"' ·,

The Comment Tuesday: Deadlines Sports Entertainment (Established 1927} News Monday: Features Advertisements Wednesday Editor-in-Chief Personals Late News Stuart E. Gardner , Classifieds Emergency Bulletins Managing Editor Announcements Cartoons · Edward D. Huntress Letters to the Editor · Graphics Spring 1983 P·ublication Schedule News Entertainment Sports all of the following dates are Thursiiays and are Co-Editors Editor Editor subject to change. Robert C.' Flynn Kevin Roberts Christopher Harwood f'eb 3';'FebJO, Feb 17, -one week break-, Mar Brett Peruzzi 3, Mar 10, -two week break-, Mar 31, Apr Staff, Staff Staff,.· 7, Apr 14, Apr21, Apr28, May5, and maybe May .12 .. Liz Cahill! Marjorie·Payne, 1-{obert Treaton, Stephen Lee, M'.ike Storey, Gregory 'Mathis Ruth -Schultz , Dash Riprock, Matt Donahue, The, Comment is a student supported and operated Barbara Glauben, Daniel J._ White Vinnie Dodero · , weekly ri~~spaper serving the academic community of Bridgewater State College., Editorial policy is .deter- , mined by- the Editor-in-Chief in Consultation with the Features ProductiC)n Office·' and ''Ma~agement Editorial Board. Re-publication of all material herein Editor Staff , , Business,,Manage.r ,', iS prohibited .without the expressed written permis­ Nancy DuPont Donna Schofield Barbara Glauben · sion of the Editor"'.in-Chief. All materials submitted become the property of The Comment. Letters to the Contributing Editor Advertising Manager Editor are encouraged but may be limited to 250 Margaret Flaherty Jeannie Pantanella words or less and must be typed. Letters, classified Distribution Manager advertisements and all other writt.en materials are subject to condensation. Advertising rates are availa­ David Cormier ble upon request. Any person wishing to join The Comment should contact either the Editor-in-Chief or Contributing Writers: Contributing Pqotographers: the Managing Editor. All correspondence should be Richard Colgan, Frederik Heap, Ed Donahue, Wolffe addressed to The Comment, Student Union Building, Completed at 2:30 a.m. Bridgewater State, College, Bridgewater, MA 02324. David Kutcher Telephone: (617)697-1200, ext. 2158. Thursday~ February 3, 1983 The Comment 3 career," he added. "They had Bowman, and also feature ~able TV Continued from p&ge one. WBIM----­ experience already when various guest speakers," he (Contlnued from page 1) they went into those jobs, and explained. "Upcoming topics and~ improve the individual there is any interest in airing that's what employers are include the prnposals for new professor's teaching effec- the show.The proposed cost Director Carolyn O'Neil is looking for. Working for a col­ state college admission tiveness after he or she sees of one year of Bridgewater working as an intern at Chan­ lege station is a good place to standards, and the controv­ their visual performance." Magazine is nearly $26,000. nel 5, while News Director start." ersy surrounding 'the adult David Wilson, Director of The proposal, if approved by Dave Robichaud is working Robichaud is pleased to bookstore in nearby Stough­ Community Services here at the Board of Trustees, will as an intern atthe assignment announce several new fea­ ton. WBIM News," he con­ BSC, and Dennis Bicknell of funded through BSC's total desk for Channel 4's Eyewit­ tures of the News Depart­ tinued, "will fully uphold its the Program of Continuing budget from the State. Ed u cat i o n h ave bee n "Cable television," said Dr. nes~ News. ment, which he hopes will responsibility to serve the "The experience you can help to train news staffers and public through community appointed as negotiators for Kryzanek, "is the wave of the get here at WBIM is invalua­ raise the level of professional service broadcasting." Bridgewater Magazine and future. And we feel the ble," said Robichaud, a senior news reporting at WBIM. Robichaud, Program are currently contacting Bridgewater should be on Communication major with a "In addition to our present Director Peter George, Pro­ cable networks in Southeast- that wave." minor in Radio and TV. UPI newswire, we'll also be duction Director Scott Swan­ ern Massachusetts to see if "Classrooms are fine for getting taped news reports son, and DJ Scooter learning concepts and theor­ direct from ABC soon, in Livingston will also be attend­ Valentine Personals ies, but you can't beat the order to keep our audience ing a conference of the lnter­ Hi, practical experience you get well informed on world and n at ion a I Broadcasting I am your friendly Editor-in-Chief, Stu. Next when you apply what you've national issues as well as Commission in Washington Week 111 publish all of your heartwarming Valen· learned in class to the actual state and local news," he D.C. this spring, in another· tine personals, (but only if they're for me. Ed thinks I'm ego-centric. radio work you do here at the stated. effort to increase the level of station. I think the fact that He also added that a new professional operation at April Foots!) In case you didn't know, I will print per­ Peter and Laurel are already talk show called "The News WBIM. "WBIM is improving as sonals every week now. The only difference is that working as paid DJs for com­ Stand," featuring state and a station every day," con­ for Valentines Day I'll print more of them. All you mercial radio stations is an local issues will soon be on cluded Robichaud, "and so is have to do is print your personal on a clean piece indication that working at the air. "It will be on every the staff. I think both have a of unshredd ed paper and bring it, along with your WBI M can help you get into a Wednesday at 6 p.m., hosted bright future in the broad- BSC ID, to the Comment office before noon, professional broadcasting by Nick Litton and Laurel casting field." Tuesday, Feb 8th.

Summer Job Fair 183 ''We Just· Don't on Wednesday, February Announcements 23rd, the Student Employ- ment Referral Service (SERS) '' and the Career Planning and Eighth Annual Poetry Contest S eem t 0 a Placement Office will be co- A $1,000 grand prize will be awarded in the Eighth Annual T lk sponsoring Summer Job Fair Poetry Competition sponsored by World of Poetry, a quarterly '83. This will be an opportun- newsletter for poets. With partners, parents, first time. Responses to this ity for students seeking Poems of all styles and on any subject are eligible to com- families, and friends, people kind of openness range from employment to meet with pete for the grand prize or for 99 other cash or merchandise increasingly say they simply "I can't believe that I could tell . po~ential employers. OvEtr 75 awards, totalling over $10,000. aren't able to talk. "He/she you a~I of this arid feel OK representatives from private · 0 Says Contest Chairman Joseph Mellon, "We are encourag- just doesn't listen to me", "I about it." to 1 actually felt industry, retail industry and ing poetic talent of every kind, and expect our contest to guess he's just too tired at the better after talking about it." ca~ms).bat a~ticip,:ite. hiring produce exciting discoveries." end.of .the day to re.ally care .... ·. If.you .are interested ih talk;. summer help wiH oe present. Rules and official entryformsareavailablefromtheWorldof "Even though I've been with ing more about these issues, various non-profit agencies Poetry, 2431 Stockton Blvd., Dept. G, Sacramento, California. her for two years, I just don't you will have an opportunity will ~e. , _attendi.n.. g, .. th,. er~. fp.r~... , know her'.'., . to do so. Dr. Daniel R. Die.:. , · Art Exh~b~t.January ~7~February 11 ...... thelm the Director of the therewillbesomework-study 1 an~'~v;;~~~~~"fl~iiW~11 ~~~~t!,~~i~~~~:r.. ~=~,~.:~~,~~1t, ~;;f;ii~i~!i~r ~:~ Gallery of Bridgewater State College begi~ning January 17 whatever name, tt see.ms to day, February 7, at 1:00 p.m. · take place in the SU Ballroom through Fe.bruary 11. . r~present .~ proplern m. th.e or on Thursday, February 10, · Both artists are graduates of Bridgewater State and are lives of many people. There 1s atS·C>o Pm . from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admis- kn~wn for their dist~nguished exhibi.tion records. S~hmitz, a bo!h ·a want and a fear of Y~u m~y ·sign up for one of ·· sio;E~~r~e~d CP&P wi.ll co- ~at~ve of New York, ts currently working on a M~ster s .Degree being kn.own .more .. ful!Y· these workshops by stopping m fine art from the Rhode Island School of Design. M1seph, a Often the fear rs stated, ff. at the Counseling ·Center sponsor another Summer Job Taunton native who now resides in Falmouth, holds an M.F.A. they find out what I'm really which is located on the Fair in May. However, degree from the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan. like, they won't like me." Yet, ground floor of the Grove employers .who reach their The A~derson Gallery, which is l~cated in the Art Center on there is. so often a sense of Street Building or by calling hiring quota from the Febru- campus, 1s open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A both relief and release when extension 1331 . Sign ups will ary Job Fair may not. be reception for the artists will be held at the gallery on Monday, an individ.ual ·is able to share also be taken at the Office of returning in May.-The SERS January 24, from 3 to 5 p.m. openly with another for the Student Services (ext. 1276). staff encourages students to take advantage of the Febru- ary Fair, atwhichapplications for over 75 employers will be available. This is 25 more employers than were present at the 1982 Job Fair. In addi­ tion, some applicants may be given on the spot interviews. \ For further information regarding the Job Fair, stop the SERS office on the ground floor of Tillinghast Hall, room T --6, Wednesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Watch The Com­ ment for a complete listing of employers who will be attend­ ing t~e Job Fair. "\UJ'RE T\\""-. q_("e. nc 1°"1 O\A~ 1'6 \ WHAT?" t.t j .. , f The way people react when i'" you tell them you're pregnant f0'4 ft Cf! f 5 isn't important. The way you feel fa-he. q,b;-1,~. about it is. So if you're pregnant and not so sure you want to be, io ~;nl> .~ talk to us. Our counselors are specially trained to help ~es~ "'••7 you make the decision that's right ~~$·~ he\ps,,, . for you. General anesthesia

History Club Raffle Winners Announcements The History Club wishes to thank all those who sup­ ported our raffle. The winners are: FM stereo head­ phones, Ruth MaClean and BSC Mug, John Gouveia. Women In Law A free, day-long conference for women considering careers Moby Dick Council in law will be held at Western New England College of Law in A representative of the Moby Dick Council, Boy Springfield on Saturday, February 19th. Scouts of America, will be at the Bridgewater State The morning session on the law school application proc~ss College Summer Employment Recruiting Day to be conducted by law school administrators will be followed by a held on February 23, 1983 in the Student Union Bal­ panel discussion on the law school experience led by women lroom. Summer camp staff positions available at the law students~ . Cachalot Scout Reservation, South Carver, Massachu­ Atty. Jane Center Edmonds, former chair of the Massachu­ setts, include: Business Management, dining hall ste­ setts Commission Against Discrimination (MCAD), will deliver ward, chefs, and rifle range director. For more the keynote address at 11 :30 a.m. on the need for women information contact Thomas Johnston at 993-9978 or lawyers. 678-2858. Afternoon programs will include panel discussions on var­ ied legal careers, balancing person~l life and career, and work­ ing with support staff. Women law students will examine legal issues affecting women including rape, and sexual Interested in Writing? ,harassment. Free child care will be provided. Box lunches will be availa­ I am putting together a ·* A personal account of fused, horny person. What ble at a nominal fee. satire publication to be dis- your fascination with James are today's "Ins and Outs" for Those interested in attending this free career conference tributed at the University of Watt---perhaps as the ugliest, the sexually active young should make reservations by calling WNEC School of Law New Hampshire sometime or even the most harmful adult? Play sex-therapistfora Admission Office at 783-3111 ext. 406. this spring. We are making high-level bureaucrat we've few thousand words. The conference is co-sponsored by the Women·s Law Asso­ fun of American society--- had in years. * Go to a big party. Stay ciation, Office of Admissions, and Office of Career Services some of the unsettling stupid- * Ronald Reagan calls the sober. Watch everyone get and Alumni Relations at Western New England College School ity and obnoxiousness that MX missile system the drunk. Write what you see. of Law. emanates from our culture. "Peacekeeper". His adminis- These are only sugges­ 1 want your essays. tration's policy of deterrence tions; I'm sure you have Cape Cod Summer Jobs ; Write about whatever warrants serious parody of plenty of ideas. While seasonal jobs will be scarce elsewhere this summer, a aspect of life in the US that · nuclear doublespeak. Please let me know as soon Cape Cod and the Islands will be offering over 55,000 good you feel inspired to playfully * We've been deluged with as you can if you will write summer jobs in 1983. Most require little or no·prior experience. strike out at. The only "Valspeak". Is there a something. Of cours~. you Because it is impossible to fill these jobs with local residents, requirements are that all.work regional counterpart where won't get paid, but another most of whom make up the year round work force, it is neces­ submitted must be satire, and you live or go to school? byline from a distant publica­ sary to draw heavily from other geographic areas to satisfy this should be a maximum of. * Force yourself to listen to tion will look nice on your seasonal need. Hiring has already started In many Job categoM 3,000 words. Try to make today's so-called "Progres­ resume. I will send you a few ries! Write today for a copy of the 1983 Cape Cod Summer Job essays short and to the point. sive Rock": Loverboy, REO copies of the finished 13ureau Directory, which includes the names and addresses of The size of this publication, Speedwagon, the Scorpions, product. local employers who hire extra summer help, job descriptions, tentatively titled "Your Face Billy Squier; as Neitzsche Send all correspondence anctthe,number of ernpJ9yeesneeded. Als9 listed are summer­ Bothers Me", will depend on once asked, "What went to: time educational opportunhies, academic courses for college the number and quality of the wrong here?" Let's see how 'XAVIER A. CRONIN credit, and cultural classes in music, theatre, ·and the arts. pieces received. lnvitationsto clever you can be in your 140 Madburry Rd. No . .7 F.or a copy of the.directory, send to cbver first class $2.00 submit have been sent to slaughter of today's lowest Durham, NH 03824 postage and handling tO: Cape Cod Summer Job Bureau, Box majoruniversitiesthroughout. common denomin,ator or call (603) 668-3592 and 594, Barnstable, MA 02630. · the United States. :dumpst~r rock. leave your number if you wish Baseball Raffle Winners A few suggestions for essay * What's next in the world of to speak· with me. Please At halftime of the SSC-Framingham State basketball game topics: sex? Read Cosmopolitan, include your address, phone on January 20, 1983, winners were drawn for the BSC baseball::;::::::::::::::::::::::::;::~=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::?!.': Vogue, Self, Forum, and other number, and a short blip team raffle. The winners will ·receive a one-year MA lottery r ·· Need Credit? t modern magazines that spew about yourself in your corres­ ticket, and are as follows: · :::: Get Visa, Mastercard, and;::: advice for the young, con- pondence. WRITE AWAY!! Lisa Hennigar, Pope Hall ~~~j others. Guaranteed! No~~;~ Barbara Vanbourgandoan, Glenhead, NY ~:~: credit check. Free details.1:~: Mike Ryder, Brockton, MA :~:~Write National Credit:~:~ Y~onne Gagnan, Fall River, MA t Services, Dept. CA126 P.0.f ~1ke Keo~, Alpha Hous~ .~ :~:~ drawer 794, FairhopE;!, Ad: Tickets will be sent to winners by February 5, 1983. / _q~~~~...... ,·.·.:.···Ji, This @...... Feb., 14th .... _._...... send a message to your valentine on ·BridgeWater State" College WBJM 91.5 Social Action Club FM \D now in stereo at 180 watts is ~ponsoring a r---clip and bring to The Comment office ---. I I Furniture Drive· Saturday 12 DoJ. ;;,Please play the song: i

for the area halfway houses ~---- for my valentine. With the economy as such, we would appreciate your DoJ: I trust your taste in music; you can play whatever you want. contacting us if you have some furniture you could donate. My valentine will love me, anyway. I My valentine's name is: ___ I Call before 6pm 697-4397 I I or Student Union Director's Office I My name is: I This is one of the many activities the ------l I · B.S.C. Social Adon Club is involved,with. 6_ WBIM 91.5 ,, ! We are looking for new members. The FM Alternative I ------~----~------Thursday, February 3, 1983 The Comment s The Women's Center Announcements By Liz Scroggs public service annoucements The cost is $35 per person of The Women's Center wel­ on WBf M, have a weekly talk which BSC students will pay comes everyone to join our show every Thursday night at $10 and the Student Govern­ bi-weekly meetings held 6 p.m., and put posters up to ment will pay $25. Flyers and Attention Gameroom Tourney Winners every Tuesday and Thursday advertise our events. sign up sheets are available at ALL gameroom tournament 1st and 2nd place winners must at II a.m. The Center is located Maybe we're not offering the Women's Center. report to the Student Union Info Booth by February 7th at 12 on the third floor of the Stu­ service events that interest Our other upcoming events noon. dent Union Building in you.We'd like to know! We for this semester are as fol­ Creative Dance Workshop between the Art Gallery and have a mailbox at the Infor­ lows; a movie entitled Women The Creative Dance Group will hold an open workshop on the S.G.A. Office. Our hours mation Booth and we'd love Loving Women, exloring the Monday, February 7 for those interested in dancing with the for this semester are Mon­ to hear some feedback! common misconceptions and days from II to 5; Tuesdays Group. The Dance Group meets regularly on Mondays from This semester we are offer­ myths about lesbians, will be 6:00-8:15 in the Student Union Demonstration Room, and is from 10 to 3; Wednesdays ing a self-defense course for shown the first week in open to all who like to dance and prepare original events for from II to 5 and 6 to 8; Thurs­ women in conjuction with the March; a lecture with some­ performance. If you can move, you can dance! days from 10 to 12 and I to 3; S.G.A. The course is. being one from the Samaritans Those who are regular participants for a semester, may want Fridays from 8 to 5. taught by Bob Blaisdell who speaking about Suicide Prev­ to receive credit (1 Sem. hour) by registering for CT-PE 180 One of our major concerns is 3rd degree black belt in a ention in April; a series of four with Professor Cora Miller, director of the Creative Dance this semester is the fact that karate. The course will be · Economic Literacy work­ Group. virtually no one knows that starting on Tuesday, Febru­ shops for women, exploring we exist. Wei I, we try to get ary 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the S.G.A. the economic injustices fac­ Campus Cartoonists Contest something in the Comment Chambers on the third floor ing women, put on by The Are you one of the best in the U.S.? There will be 10 winners, each week, have a bulletin of the Student Union Build­ Women's Commission in and they get money. $500 each. Plus the chance at a contract board on the ground floor of ing. The course will run every Exile during the month of with Tribune Company Syndicate, one of the largest U.S. dis­ the Student Union Building Tuesday and Thursday from April. Keep your eyes and tributors of comic strips and cartoons. near the Commuter Cafe, put 7:30 to 9:30 for five weeks. ears open for further details! No quotas. You can be Ivy League or not, Big Ten or not, biggest university or smallest college. There are no restric- tions. Talent will win. · American Women I The rules are easy: 1. Get your stuff in the mail first class. It must be postmarked by March 7 and we must receive it by March 16. By Liz Scroggs the Powhattan Confederacy. In 1652, Elizabeth Poole 2. Send us UP TO In 1638, Anne Hutchinson began a joint stock company a. 12 comic strips This is the first in a series of was excommunicated by the in Taunton, Massachusetts, b. 12 cartoon panels (editorial or humorous) articles intended to enlighten Puritan church in Boston for to manufacture iron bars. c.Or both people about important challenging its religious doc­ This became one of the first These need NOT have been published in your campus women in American history. trines. One of her freedom successful iron production paper, but they must be completed drawings (not merely In 1587, Virginia Dare was fighters, Lady Deborah 1 plants in the New World. ideas). born to English colonists, Moody, established a com­ The above information has 3. On the back of EVERY panel or strip, tell us: making her the first white munity in Gravesend, Long been taken from an article a. Your name · child to be born in the New Island, based on religious tol­ entitled, "Rediscovering b. Your college address and phone World. erance and self-government. American Women: A Chro- c. The name of your college . .. . . Around the· year 1600, the In 1648, Margaret Brent nology Highlighting d~ Your year and major (you mtJst be or have been registered constitution of the Iroquois petitioned the Colony of Women's History in the Uni- at college within the past year) Confederation of Nations Maryland House of Delegates ted States." This segment e. The name of your college paper guaranteed women the sole requesting two votes in the comes from "The Spirit of 4. No entry can be returned. Do NOT send valuable originals right and power to regulate ass.embly. She believed that Houston: The First National (good machine copies will do nicely). Maximum size: 81hX11 war and peace. The women she deserved one vote as a Women's,:$tJittfer•ci;.e:V:•·':WR~~'"''::.~Jl~ff:'·§,~,, .,, ~-· , ...... •· ., . . ..• ,.< ·'·· .· ...... - · also chose tribal leaders. landowner (which a man· was officially reported· to the 5. WE\tc~n-r acTtWo'Wrr~f'.ft'd:JiP't·~•fr'~fl,n1.~~try, llc:th~t~PftJE!~~ In 1607 Princess Pocahon­ would have received without president, Congress, ·and you. send it certified mail and request a receipt. tas saved the life of Captain question) and one vote as the people .of the United States in 6 .. If. y~u want a list of winf\ers, enclose a self-addressed John Smith (one of the found­ executrix for the deceased March .of 1978 in observance stamped envelope; We'll tell you by April 15. ers of the Jamestown Colony) brother of Lord Baltimore. of International Women'sd Now send all this to: Campus Cartoonists Contest, Black1- by aiding her father, king of .Her request was denied. Year. burg, VA 24060, Remember: Deadline Is March 711

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A BSC Playwright

By Barbara Glauben Moniz wrote a book which good talent." As a result of A search for a ball of golden was a an adaption of a Grimm student interpretations, the sunlight ... or the chance to fairy tale, and incorporated a script will be polished and see your own creation pres­ "women's lib" theme. How­ tightened up in preparation ented on stage to delight ever, after seeing a puppet for exciting premeir perfor­ thousands of children? Wha­ show, he was inspired to rew­ mance March 9. tever it is, Allan Moniz will see rite the book into a play for Ten performances will be his work in action in action on children's theatre. given by the Company, March March 10. Recognizing Prof. Robert 10-16, seven of which will be Although his name does Barnett's experience, with held specifically for area not appear in ttie SSC year­ children's plays, Moniz school children who are book, this Bridgewater Thea­ brought his script to Barnett, brought to BSC for an excit­ tre graduate, class of '82, will who pronounced it "good, but ing field trip. Public perfor­ appear on the program of the it needs work." After a mances will be held on Children's Theatre produc­ summer of rewrite, the script Friday, March 11 (7p.m.), and tion of "The Princess and the was submitted to Dr. Richard Saturday, March 12 (1 and Frog," as Author. Warye; Children's Theatre 3p.m.). The final dress Moniz, calling himself a Company director, who rehearsal/premier perfor­ "hack writer," at one time was deemed it worthy to be the mance will be open to the stu- · a comic book author for 1983 spring production. dent body, (at no cost) Western· Publishing Com­ Moniz attended the recent Wednesday, March 9 at 7p.m. pany. After deciding it was auditions. and was selighted Photo: Moniz at auditions. time for a career change, by what ·he saw ... "a lot of

By Kevin Roberts forty five minutes. There was best, challenged the specta- Meany's famous dog imper­ Robertson, dealt mostly with On January 27, 19ti3 three a good rapport between the tors with his assorted jokes. sonations of celebrities were drugs, animals and various notorious comedians un- _audience and the jesters. He explained that his last all a howling success. unusual jokes. His McDo­ leashed dozens of jokes Adlibbing. insljlts, quick name is a Japanese .word Meany's singing is all so nald's and "!now shoveling resulting in uproarious laugh- _ comebacks, cleverness, tim- meaning Perrier Water. He worth noting. One BSC soul routines were hilarious. ter from the BSC crowd in the ing and a sense of humor are went on to various set jokes asked Mr Meany for a Robertson e~pressed · his Student Union Ballroom. The all important especially when · dealing with bad haircuts. cigarette and then proceeded desire for his ideal job. Comedy Connection, a night an occasional nut from the Foreign things (In Boston to eat it. Could this BSC stu­ "WANTED: Man to sleep till club in Boston at Backstage, audience wUI try to put the they have a China Town. In dent be the next member for noon. SALARY: $35,000." Charles Playhouse, 76 War- comedian on the spot. The Peking they have an Ameri­ the Comedy Connection or "Heck! I'll come in early!" renton St.,. Boston, gave BSC Comedy Connection, how- can Town.) and preppy . the next fellow on That's Edi­ There was a joke to satisfy a sampling of their humor ever.,(lrepro,fessionals and no tfiinds. M9to confessed that ble? Meany paused·at the end everyone's taste. There were w\th the:crazy ta\en1$'o1'M~k~ r··o.rte·messe$ around with them he went to a Generic College. of his act to tell the audience some misses but mostly hits. ;;:;;;., ·":- Moto, Kevin Meany and unless you are ready to take Kevin Meany, the second that he's thinking about his For one dollar the SSC got Kenny Robertson. All types of the consequences. "So you're merry maker, wanted his first comedy career. "I have an their moneys worth and that's jokes were used with empha- a Communications Major. name changed to Eany, interview with the Boston no joke. Check the Joke of the sis on drugs, alcohol, sex and Raise your l.Q. a. couple of , hence, Eany Meany. He's Globe tomorrow. I hope to be Week for more jokes from the the use of naughty words~ points and you'tlniake a.great · Irish and found out that his getting the paper in a couple Comedy Connection. Each comedian performed a plant." great. great. great grand- of days." solo act that lasted at least_ Mike Moto, the first and the father was a Potato Head.·· The last kidder, Kennv ·

Kiley Shines .:·················································· . • THE JOKE OF THE WEEK • By Stephen Lee nificient grace. Mr. Kiley's:• rou: are corOpera well rounded and he acts the: pub_licatton m the Comme'!t. Tuscan, Arizona! Where men "I prefer a baked potato." House is a flawed production, part as though it was another• All Jokes n:ust be neatly wnt- are men and sheep a re . . """ · . : ten on piece of paper along nervous! a If E.T. landed in Alabama the 8 but well worth seeing. emty of his ~ctual self. lh»as it. with your name and whether Mike Mato/Comedy Con­ · movie would have only lasted• Man of LaMancha ~ritten ~e w~s play1 ng the r~I~ for.the:-· you prefer mashed potatoes nection a minute. "What the hell is: by Dale Wasserm and Mitch first time. The energy 1s high,• or stuffing. All jokes. must be that? Shoot! He's giving us: Leigh, is the story of Miquel the performance; a classic. : in good taste. Deadline for the "I prefer Stuffing." the finger!" Ka-Slam! • de Cervantes. All the charac- Joan Diener, also from the:: jokes are on Tuesdays at • ters of the play ~re impri- original cast, as Aldonza,: 12:00p.1?'. The best joke '?' Where does Mr. Greenbeans, • soned in a dungeon in Seville Quixote's love interest does• Jokes will be selected and will Mr. Carrot and Mr. Lettuce go Kenny Robertson/ComedY: at the end of the sixteenth not fair as well as Kiley. Her: appe_ar in that week's issuP.. to get drunk? The Salad bar. Connection • century. The entire action of characterization is faulty and : Got rt? Good. ' Kevin Meany /Comedy "I prefer Gerbils." : the play takes place there and is continuosly breaking. She .. :.•••••••••.• •• ••.•• • in·various other places in the was very. inconsistent and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• imagination of Miquel de Cer- does not cover her character · MY ONE AND ONLY vantes. Cervantes takes us well. By Matt Donahue through the life of Don Quix- John Wheeler as Sancho The new musical, My One and ote de LaMancha, a man Panza, Quixotes side kick, is a Guide Lines O,nly, starring Tommy Tune­ whose imagination has taken nothing. He takes a very well and Twiggy opens Thursday. over his' life. No longer just a written part and does abso- If youwould likefo write for paper. If hand-written it Director Peter Sellars has country squire he has laid lutely ·nothing with it. He, by The Comment in the area of should not be in cursive. been fired and Comment down the· meloncoly burden far, is the weakest member of Entertainment or you have an Deadline for everything columnist Matt Dono·ghue of sanity and conceives the the cast entertaing event that you concerning entertainment is has it on good authority that strangest motion ever, to One of the best cast sur- would like to have posted in noon on Tuesdays. Anything Mike Nichols has been called become a knight ,and sally prises ·was John Reardon in the Calendar then please submitted after that is not in to doctor and direct. The forth to right all wrongs. The the role of the padre. His act- contact the Entertainment guarenteed for publication. book is by Joseph Mayer, the . story proceeds through many ing was· marvelous and Editor or put it in his folder Expect your articles & songs by George and Ira misadventures in the life of vocally his rendition of To - located in the Comment announcements to be edited. Gershwin, choreography by Don Quixote and continu- Each His Dulcinea was the Office. Put the most important infor­ Thommie Walsh and Tommy ously builds to an extrodinary best I heard. He is a fantastic If you are writing a story mation d.n your opening Tune .. At the Colonial Thea~ climax. The music boasts talent that must be seen.. contact the Entertainment paragraphs. tre, Boston. The Comment such favorites as: Dulcinea, Overall laMancha works, Editor first, this way he can A review is one person's wiU have a review of the show It's All the Same, Man of and works well. It is a produc- give you the go ahead and op.inion. A review is a critical in next's week issue. LaMancha and the ever popu- ti on that is a must for theatre also he doesn't receive 27 evaluation; therefore it can ,___ ...... ______.... lar, The Impossible Dream. goers young and young at reviews of An Officer and a either be negative or positive. Richard Kiley in the dual 'heart. Gentleman. · If you disagree with a review role of Cervantes/Quixote, Theshowendsits'runSun- All submissions, this then write a letter to the editor the role he created on Broad- day Feb. 6th so hurry down to includes announcements, and state why you dislike or EQUUS way, was wonderful. He por- 'the Opera House. You won't should be neatly typed or like .the movie, the band, the ...... trays the r.ole with mag- be sorry. hand-written on a piece of play, etc. Thursday, February 3, l 983 The Comment 7 Entertainment

the crowd, there was no mali­ Saluting· A Black Flag ciousness involved or visibltl injuries caused to any of th~ BLACK FLAG, at The Chan­ choruses, which was one of sound even more, and writing From the opening screech partic,ipants; it was simply C!J na/, 25 Necco St., Boston, on the main reasons for the all sharp-edged songs that of guitars, dozens of fans bunch of American kids January 30. ·, the broken mike cords; after seethed with anger and rebel- slamming in front of the enjoying -themselves with tQ_e By Brett Peruzzi reeling his mike back in after 1ion. Along with other Califor­ stage, climbing onto it, and music of their generation, just "This is the first time we've a trip through the audience, nis hardcore bands like the then diving or somersaulting as their parents did before ever gotten a mike back from he found himself several Dead Kennedys and the Cir­ into the swirling mass of them with the rock groups of an audience. I think you guys times with nothing but a cle Jerks, Black Flag blazed a bodies below, a frenzy of the fifties and sixties. are pretty cool," said Henry broken wire, while a fan stood trail through the blandness motion that didn't stop until With songs like "Rise Rollins, Black Flag's tattooed below him and handed him and mediocrity that was Black Flag left the stage after Above," "No Values," and lead singer, in the middle of the detache mike, as menti­ weighing down the so-called an hour and a quarter of spi­ "Depression," Black Flag is their 75 minute set at The oned in the opening sent­ "new wave" bands that had rited, thrashing punk music. merly expressing the frustra­ Channel last Sunday night. . ence. Rollins would simply become quite tame after the You have to see one of these tions and feeling of the youth The maniacal Rollins went hook up another mike, and original punk rock flame shows to believe it; if your of today, it's not surprising througf'l three or four micro­ launch into the next song. began to die down as the only live rock experience is that a lot of young people are phones before the set was Audience participation is 1980's began. limited to the Boston Garden saluting when Black Flag over, stalking the stage, what Black Flag, and al I the Now, with several singles, or similar venues featuring goes up the flagpole to snap sweaty and shirtless, occa­ -other hardcore punk bands an EP, an album, three ordinary, mainstream rock, angrily in today's heavy, fore­ sionally leaping into the are all about. Formed in Los national tours and one Euro­ you'd be in for quite a boding winds. Black Flag may crows of slam-dancing tee­ Angeles in 1976, Black Flag pean tour behind them, Black surprise. be returning to Boston in nagers that filled the space in took its original cue from Flag has developed a very "Black Flag" is a name sym­ March for another show front of the stage. He also early American punk bands loyal underground cult fol­ bolizing anarGhy, which is before they wind up this tour. made it a point to encourage like the Ramones, and then lowing. Most of their Boston about the best term available Don't miss it if you want to see audience participation, and took the punk credo of play­ fans are young, in their teens, to describe one of their and hear something very dif­ often handed the mike fo the ing loud, fast, rock 'n' roll as was evident by the youthful shows. Despite all the diving, ferent from what usually jostling crowd to sing the even further, speeding their crowd at this all-ages show. crashing, and slamming in blares out of your radio. CALENDAR The Delectable Doyle Sisters

:;~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:::::::::::;:::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::;:::::::::;:::::::::;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;::::::::~ t Movie Lounge in the Student Union m~ ;~~~ Week of February 7th ~~l~ ;::: 11 a.m.-Jailhouse Rock :::: { 3p.m.-Blue Hawaii ~~~~ ~:~~ 5p.m.-Jailhouse Rock :~:~ :~:~ 7p.m.-Blue Hawaii ~:~: ~:~: · Rat Movies · :~:; rn February 7-10 . ~1~i :::: Monday Sp.m.-Author Author :::; t 7p.m.-The Champ t :~:~ Tuesday 5p.m.-The Champ ;:~: ~:~: 7p.m.-Author Author :;:; :~:~ Wednesday 5p.m.-Author Author ~:~: :::: 7p.m.-The Champ :::: ~~~~ Thursday 5p.m'.-The Champ ;m ~:~: 7p.m.-Author Author · :~:: Julie and Debby Doyle :::: Rat Bands :=:: ~m February 4-TGIF with Deuce 4-Sp.m. } By Kevin Roberts alternating between- audience, ttfe Doyle's played· :::: February 5-Galaxy 9-1a.m. :::: The Doyle Sisters, a two numbers. an indivual's request of a Bea- ~:~: Student Union Ballroom Events :~:~person gig, made their BSC Their voices mix well into tie's number. They replied ~~~~February 9-Guerilla Tactics in the Job Marketa lecture by Tom ~~~~debut la~t Thursday Janu~ry harmony although the begin- with The Long and Winding :~:~ Jackson at 7p.m. . ~:~:27, 1983 m the Stu.dent ~nion ning of their first song was off Road. ::::February 11th-Valentine's Day Dance featuring the all female ::::Ballroom. They filled in for key. The audio equiptment The Doyle's have peformed :::: . . · ::::the Two Card Draw and was a shade too loud espe- for the last two years at the f rock band-Lipstick-at 9p.m. ~~~~played one hour of music cially when they reached thei-r Ground Round in Norwood :::: . Godspell Ev~nt . :;:;before The Comedy Connec- high notes. However, other and Wednesday's nights at ::;:The S~udent Union ~rogram Committee 1s proud to sponsor a ttion arrived. The Doyle's, than that, their voices were the Peddler's Loft in Taunton. :~:~bus trip to the musical Godspell! Yes, on Sunday February ~:~:from West Bridgewaters are pleasing to the ear or ears They like to stick with country :::;13th, you could be one of the thirty students who have the ::::actually sisters and are both depending where one was and the top 40 songs. Two ~~~;exceptional oportunity to purchase a ticket for this event. For ~l~~enrolled at Bri~gewater State sitting. years ago the Doyle's were a ::::only ten dollars you can be transported and entertained with ::::College. 'J.ul1e Doyle! a A total of 14 songs flew by part of a 5 piece western ~~~~one of the best musical triumphs ever. Tickets can be bought at ;l~~~ophomt;>re, 1s a Commun1c~- the hour some of which were group titled Mix Country. ::::the S.U. Info booth starting February 1st until February 7th. ;:;:t1_ons Major and plays th~ gu.1- You Should Hear How She They have written their own ::::Bus will leave from t: .. Student Union at . P m and perfor- :;:;tar. Depby Doyl~. a senior~ 1s Talks About You, You Can Do songs, two of which have :::: · . 3 . 5·30 · · · ::::an Av1at1on Science Ma1or Magic, Amy, Hold On, Take It been recorded. Hope to see ;:;: mance ts at 7p.m. Prepare ye the way. ::::and operates the keyboard. Easy and their last tune, I'm and hear The Doyle Sisters :::: . Dlal Access :::=Both iris sin lead vocals So Excited. Ur ed on bv the again-maybe in the RAT. ~ OnD1alAccessHeadphone~NoTVNeeded ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. ;~~~ Dial~280-Dances for Orchestra-The Philadelphia Orchestra t :::; performs dances by Gliere, Grieg, Savel and others. :::: ~:~: Dial-281-Peter, Paul amd Mary-album-Late Again- Includes: :~:~ t T-oo Much Of Nothing~ Hymn and ten others. ~:;: Guerilla Tactics :::: Dial-282-Prokofieve's Peter and the Wolf as performed by the :;:; ;~~~New York Philharmonic and narrated by Leonard Bernstein. t~ The Student Union Pro- spectrum of activities with :l:~ Dial-283-0ld Time Radio: The Inner Sanctum with Only the l:~: gram Committee is proud to corporations, schoo~s and :::: Dead Die Twice. :::: announce that on Wednes- government agencies. t Anderson Art Gallery ;~1; day, February 9th nationally Mr. Jackson is the author of ~:~:An exhibit of paintings by Thom¥ Schmitz and potteries by :1:~ known career specialist Tom The Hidden Job Market,pub­ :l:l Randyll Miseph. This exhibit runs until February 11th and ~:~:Jackson will be speaking in lished by the New York Times Remember your old friends ~~~; hours during the week are 9a.m.-3p.m. 1~~~ the Student Union Ballroom. and numerous training manu- Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, :::: SGA Shuttle :::: Mr. Jackson will be speaking als, workbooks and articles Patty, Schroeder, Snoopy ~:;: SGA Shuttle bus start this Friday and will go to the Westgate :~:~with great knowledge and on manpower and employ­ snd even the cute ·little red­ t Mall. Tickets will cost $1.00. Next we~k: Braintree Plaza. Alter- f experience in career plan- ment. His lecture~ title-"How heada.d girl? Well here is your :~:: nating weeks hereafter depending enough people go. t ning: Mf. Jackson lends. his to get the Job You Want'; will chance to become rea­ ;:~j Dating Game . ~l:1 expertise to giving his begin at 7p.m. in the SU Bal- quainted. On Thursday and :::: The annual Dating Game is back. Be a contestant and win ::::audience tactics leading to lroom. Tickets are $1.50 with Friday,. Feb. 3 & 4, at B:OOp.m. :;:;someone's heart. Pick up applications'_at the Info Booth. Dead- 1:;: finding the job you want. a BSC ID and $2.00, public the Ensemble Theatre ~:i: line: Wednesday February 9th. :i:~ Tom Jackson is one of the and may be bought in the Info proudly presents a studio ~i~~ . College Bowl ~~~~nations top· manpower and Booth. Don't miss this excit- production of CHARLIE :~:j College Bowl sign ups have been extended for one more week ~:::employment experts. His Ing and informative lecture. It BROWN in the SU demon· :::: until Sunday. ::::experience and achieve- could change the course of stration room. Admission is ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~x~~~x~~~*=x~~~~~~~=~~~~~~x~~~~~~~XX*~~*~~~*~~~tments encompass a wide yourlife. free!!! 8 The Comment Thursday, February 3, 1983 Observatory lations. appear, rising_9ut of the east­ Announcements Schedule During the next few months ern sky. By The middle of ARTS REVIEW DEADLINE three of the brightest naked­ April Saturn will be well­ The Bridgewater Arts Review deadline for submissions eye planets will appear in the placed for observing. Follow­ for the March issue is February 18. We need submissions!! The winter sky offers some evening. The first of these is ·ing Saturn by about a month Submit your poetry, fiction, drawings, and black and of the most rewarding astro­ Venus, which can already be will be Jupiter, which will be white photos to our mailbox in the Student Union Informa­ nomical viewing of the year. seen low in the southwest at in good position by the mid­ More bright stars and con­ tion Booth. dusk. In the next 12 weeks dle of May. These planets We need staff members!! Meetings are held every Tues­ stellations can be seen in win­ Venus will set progressively have always been among the day morning at 11 in the Campus Organizations Room, 3rd ter than in any other season. later, until eventuallyu it will favorite sights at the observa­ floor. Student Union. Get invo_lved today! And if you have access to a be visible during our ses­ tory, and with our new 17'' tel­ telescope, you can look at Alaska Lecture at BSC sions. At about the same time escope, they will be seen some of the many beautiful i:he ringed planet Saturn will better than ever. The Russian Club is sponsoring a lecture entitled "Alaska-­ star clusters and nebulae now Russian America then and now." The lecture-slide presenta­ visible. ACROSS 3 Alloy of tin tion will be given by Dr. Lydia Black on Thursday, February 10, Bridgewater State College 1 Weaken and copper at 4 p.m. in the Green Room. (Second floor in the Student Observatory is open every 4 Encounters 4 A large num­ CROSS Union Building). Dr. Black is a doctor of anthropology and is 9 Parent: ber clear Tuesday evening from Colloq. 5 Urge on speaking at Bridgewater as a guest. 8:00 p.m. to whenever our vis­ 12 Mature 6 Teutonic WORD itors go home. During the 13 Concur deity Scholarship!! 14 Inlet 7 Trial Eight $500.00 scholarships will be awarded this Spring by next month we'll be observing 15 Hauling 8 Bristlelike PUZZLE the Portuguese Continental Union. To qualify Bridgewater the following: 17 Takes unlaw­ 9 Entreaty applicants must: February 8--This evening will fully 10 Lubricate be totally moonless, so 19 Attempt 11 Dance step 1. Be a member, or son or daughter of a member, of the 20 Country of 16 Irritate FROM COLLEGE weather permitting we'll try Portuguese Continental Union with at least one year of mem­ Europe 18 Choice part PRESS SERVICE bership and in good standing. for so.me of the more difficult 21 Hike 20 Induct 23 Symbol tor 21 "-foolish 2. Be a full-time college student. deep-sky objects that chal­ lenge our 17'' telescope's tin things ... " 3. Be of good character and have grades of commendable 24 Faithful 22 Harvests quality. power. These objects include 27 Pronoun 23 Bridge term 38 Begs 46 Couple Applications may be obtained by writing the Portuguese the many gaseous and plane­ 28 "Lohengrin" 25 Mask 40 Devoutness 47 Brick-carrier· tary nebulae that populate the heroine 26 Uncanny 42 Dude 48 Legal mat- Continental Union, Scholarship Committee, 899 Boylston 30 Exact 28 And: Lat. 44 Wimbledon ters Street, Boston, MA 02115. Completed applications must be sky. Of course, we'll also 31 Diphthong 29 Vehicle champion of 49 Soak up received by March 15, 1983. devote some time observing 32 Height 32 Tornado 1975 50 London the beautiful detail of the 34 Negative 33 Note of scale 45 Parts of repast Discover Your Family ftoots Orion nebula, as well as more prefix 36 Be present yards 53 Sun god Anxious to discover your family mots? 35 Quarrel ·work with star clusters. 37 Partner 1 2 3 4 5 6 The Friends of the Bridgew;1ter Public Library invite you to February 15--The thin cres­ 38 Greek letter 12 attend "Beginning the Climb lnton Your Family Tree" on Feb­ cent moon will have set by the 39 Bar legally ruary 8, 1983. The program is designed to instruct and inspire time this session begins, so 41 Behold! anyone interested in tracing their paet. 42 Escape once again we'll have a dark 43 Test Richard Jensen of West Bridgewater, a member of the New sky. In addition to the clusters 45 Enemy England Historic and Genealogical ~ociety, will begin his and nebulae we've been 46 Composi­ presentation at 7:30 p.m. anhe library. As an outgrowth of a tions observing, we'll look at some 48 Meal . 'Christmas gift (a do-it-yourself genealogy kit), Mr. Jensen has of the brighter double and tri­ 51 Took a gold spent several years researching and developing his own and ple stars available to us. We'll medal associated genealogies. As part of the·Tuesday evening pro-_ also try to spot UU Aurigae, a 52 Trio gram, he will present an easy to follow plan for beginning the 54 Female deer colorful star whose deep red 55 Unusual climb into one's own family tree, using materials close at hand, hue call be con1pare9to"the 56 Bread local resources, and researc~ ~Y maiL ;taif lights' of an'-· automobile." Ingredient The program1isfree and open to the public: 57 Resort 51 ·In addition, we'll do some DOWN Handicapped Student Organization n a k e d - e y-e as t r o n o m y, 1 Posed for a 55 Stop and think of your first day at BSC. Were you nervous? observing and discussing the portrait Did you know where you were going? Did you know how you more conspicuous constel- 2 Time gone by could deal with a problem if you were COF?fr~:.mted with one? More than likely you found a friend who cot1ld help answer your questions, or at least knew where the answer could be found. Valentine's Day Dance- featuring LIPSTICK Now imagine that you are in a wheelchair, or that you are deaf. Wh·o can .help you cope with the problems at BSC? The --,. Handicapped Student Services Office definitely. Yet there is another way also. By talking to another mor6' experienced handicapped individual. The problem is, however, where do you find such a person? Myself and other people would like to form an organization at BSC to assist the handicapped stu­ dent. Interested parties please contact Donald Spencer, Kevin Hebert, or Nancy Clay at the Handicapped Student Services Office in Boyden Hall, ·extension 1208. There will be a meeting February 8, 1983, at 2:·30, in the Plymouth County room in Boyden Hall. · Spring Break In Mexico The Earth Sciences and Geography Club is sponsoring a-~rip to Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula during March brea.k-~ .The cost to BSC students is approximately $600 ($750 for nonstudents) for the 12 days. The trip is open to all students and has some­ thing of interest for everyone. Six previous trips have been favorably received by students of all disciplines. On the February 11 - 9 p.m. - SU Ballroom - Look for Tickets atthe Info Booth, agenda are visits to all of the Mayan Ruins, native markets, coral fringed beaches, fossil collecting sites, the resort of Cancun, and other places of interest. For further information and/or to reserve a space, see Dr. R. Enright, room 307 of the Science Building or leave your name, Scotch 'n Sounds address, and phone number in room 308. Westgate Mall Brockton f~-~-~~------~ GRADUATING SOON? • . • . t Thur. February 3rd - Motor Trip

: You're Needed All Over : Every Friday - J.D., Billy and Ken : the World. l Sat. February 5th - Midnight Traveler ' Ask Peace Corps volunreers why their Ingenuity and flexibility ore as vital t . : as· their degrees. They'll tell you they ore helping the world's poorest t Sun. February 6th - Museum Direktors ' peop!~s attain self sufficiency ln the oreos of food production, energy f ,cof'.servotion, educ:otlon, economic development and health services. t Tues. February 8th - Hanging Wom~n Creek, And they'll rel! you about the rewords of hands on coreer experience 6 t overseas. Tney'll tell you It's the toughest job you'll ever love. ' Wed. February 9th - David Champagne l PEACE COl\PS : & The Pink.· Cadillac t Call (617) 223-7366 (ext 502),Peace Corps f Open 4:30pm to 2:00am Tel. 584 - 1694 1 140·5 MoCormack PO.CH, Boston, MA O210 9. t ~ ...... --...... _...... _...... _...._...... Thursday, February 3, 1983 The Comment 9

Sales Rep Wanted Neec:i_ extra cash? Self-motivated? Want to set your own hours? CPDC Scheduled Lecturers Be your own l:loss. Become a sales Representative The Children's Physical As part of each clinician's Sports for Cerebral Palsy: An AprH 9 Carl Hubbard. Presi­ for ARK Student Bedding, Inc. Developmental Clinic of learning experience, profes­ Innovative Program." dent of the New England Han­ Income potential is up to you. Bridgewater State College, sionals from associated med­ March 6 Dr. Martin Kaplan. dicapped Sportman's Asso­ Must have own phone. For further which is undertaking its 10th i ca I, psychological and Pedodontic Dental Practice. ciation. Boston, MA. information write: consecutive year of service to educational fields are chosen Stoughton, MA. "Pedodontic "Involvement in Sport: An Ark Student Bedding, Inc. the community, has sche­ to present specific lectures Dentistry as it Pertains to Effective Means of Rehabili­ P.O. Box 534 duled its first Fall session for related to the care, treatment, Children and Youth with Spe­ tating the Physically Wenham, Massachusetts September 25th. The clinic is rehabilitation and education cial Needs." Disabled.'~ CH984 a unique physical education of children and youth with program in the greater Bos­ special needs. The lectures at the Hill and Tilly ton area designed to enhance are given at weekly seminars the physical, motor and social which are conducted Feb 3 to Feb 9 developmental needs of between 8:00-9:00 am on Sat­ children and youth with phys­ ~i'i!'iOrted Juices Chicken Noodle Soup Chicken Noo~le Soup urday mornings. ~~sort~d Cold Cer-eal Chee!:le Pi2.7.a Shake n' !:lake Chic1rnn ical, mental and/or emotional The following list of topics "rP.sh l"ruit B<:c f Pot J'ie ;laked .. aciironi & Chee;;.· · :ramblf'd El"<'!:l Wait Beam• Faral'"Y Boiled Pot:-itO disabilities. and dates has been prepared -..:1.usap•:? r.r-een l:leanf3 \\'/Bacon Bi' The Clinic program, under so interested students, f. 1·1 ncakt~ s w/syrup !liixeJ legei;<:tl.Jles the direction of Dr. Joseph teachers and parents can r' . '''nrted Ju1ces Clam Chowuer Clam Chowder r{ Assorted Cold Cereal Stuffed Fepper::.i Ba.keel Cod Huber and Professor attend the free lectures. Each r ·e::.ih fruit w/Brown Sauce StuficJ ~anicottl Johanne Smith, is conducted lecture is open to the college iJ '"'1~~esc Omeln t Pish Stix on a oun Pota•J ~u Grutin A ··."1 ff le,,; w/syrup ;3aked Beans Peas w/onion;:; for 4 hours on Saturday communitu and the public at ,\.;nortn.d Donuts Cauliflower Corn mornings throughout the large. ~o~mt/ouLter/iclly school year. Each applicant February 5 Kathy Foster, _, il R U N C JI [' :c;ot-1.·Jd ,Juice::.; Vee;eta ble !~eef So1.lp Veretable Beef SoJp accepted participates in an Director of the Efficiency l\~enu iJ A~sor1.~d Cold Cereal Meatball Sub Roa::i1. Loin of Pork individually prescribed activ­ n • !'!°' to Ord<:r Chicken Croqu~ttus w/Sauoutt11r/jelJ.y Wait Beans *r .... H+

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If interested, please- contact: ,, .. , .... Professor John F~ Myers Canadian Studies Office I Tillinghast Rooms 209 or 214 I ~ Wlf 5 *K=: .... jlilli ...... 1 10 The Comment Thursday, February 3, 1983 Sports 1ie-::::::::::::>e*1Ci>::::::=•~1wic:::="lllJ1"'~==>MU*C:=:toe-M:::=cJiC::::::>e:K::::::=t:~~::::H:1c:::=~tw:::::=.uc-::::=t.c::::~~:w.c:::=c+te:::::::::>t~==if4~•·====~-~-;;==:=~~~~+~:::=cw1e:: HM . ~- . ... -· ~· .... IOI n ~ B ears Sail Past Bears' Business Coast Guard by Mike Storey The Kelly Gym is buzzing this Division I II polls to. #8 while sidering the girls only have casualty of the year in the Academy maintaining the #2 spot in six swimmers on the team, ladies' division was Linda Sul­ week over the outstanding by Kip Beam records of the Men's and New England for the week. their record is respectable. livan who is minus one tooth The Bridgewater State Women's basketball teams. After losing to Division II Because of the lack of bodies, after a "slight" collision. Gymnastics team is off to a Quinnipiac last Friday (79- they would automatically go There will be an Intramural Basketball great start! Tuesday night, The Men's team (13-3) is cur­ 65), the ladies came back into every meet trailing by at Al I Star team on February they wrapped up another rently ranked #8 in New Eng­ strong against SMU with least 20 points. Two members 15th as a preliminary to the a meet against the Coast Guard land and lead the Mass. State solid (88-63) win. They are of the squad, Lori Davenport varsity game at 8:00 PM. Academy. This makes BSC's Conference with a {6·1) currently 13-2 on the season. (7 events) and Luanne Leroux Aerobics and Women's record 3-1. Debbie Barlow record. The Bears suffered a Next Tuesday is the first (3 events) have already quali­ Weight Trainning are really took 1st place in three events; tough loss to arch-rival SMU annual "Ladies Nig·ht" at the fied for the New Englands at taking off as room is becom­ scoring a 6.65 on the Uneven (88-86) on Tuesday. It was a Kelly Gym. The Women's B­ the end of February. ing scarce for the Monday Bars & the Floor Ex. event, very intense game as the ball. team takes on a. tough Gymnastics and Wednesday night aerobic and as 8.0 on vault! Bridge­ Bears came back from as 18 Clark teani as they return The Women's gymnastics classes at 8:00 PM. The water went on to win the point deficeit to actually take home after a six game road squad (3-1) defeated the Women's weight training is Beam event with Andrea Ker­ the lead with less than 2 min­ trip. Game time is 7:45 PM. So Coast Guard Academy this being moved to Tuesday and shaw scoring a 7.4. The team utes in regulation. Bears' come on over and show your past Tuesday. Leading the Thursday nights from 7-8 PM also captured 2nd & 3rd place appreciation to the girls. way were Debbie Barlow (3 to accomodate more women., pride came through in this on every event. Maureen Mor­ game right to the end as BSC events) and Andrea Kershaw B.A.l.R.S. ·swimming ahan took 2nd place on the played most of the overtime (1 event) who both took first Some diehard ski buffs take The Men's swim team took Vaulting event, with Ellen without their three front court place. The ladies take on off to Sugarloaf.ME for the on a" tough Boston College Chevalier taking 3rd. On the men in the game. It took a 20- Salem State this Saturday at weekend. I'm bringing my this past Tuesday. Final Uneven Parallel Bars, Mau­ footer with 2 seconds left to 2:00 PM in their first home own sun tan oil just in case. Score was BC 75, BSC 37 reen Morahan took 2nd place, beat us. I wouldn't want to be meet. Keep it up ladies! There will be a Free Throw They are·now 2-2 for the sea­ with 3rd going to Cathy Far­ Eastern Nazarene after that lntramurals Contest held in the Kelly son. Next meet is at Trinity ina. On the Balance Beam, game. this Saturday. Men's and Women's bas­ Gym, Tuesday, Feb. 8th dur­ Gina Gallerain took 2nd place The ladies hoop team con­ ketball is now in full swing ing Free Period (11-12 PM). The Women's swim team with Maureen Cavanaugh tinues to gain national recog­ with games being played Anyone except varsity and JV (2-3) take on Mt. Holyoke and wrapping up 3rd. And on the nition as they moved up in the Sun-Thurs. till 11 PM. First B-ball players can enter- Salem State 11:his week. Con- Floor Exercise, Chris Andersen took 2nd place, with 3rd place going to Cindy Women's Figures: Parlee. The team is coached by Marge Smith. We all hope Dangerous ·When to see you at the first home Gymnastics meet against Are you tired of swimming lap after lap, and gettin.g Salem State on Saturday­ Wet ,Februar 5, at 2:00 PM. nowhere? Welf' if you are, ttien we have the answer for you! It 1s i?y Flipper Canton a club right here at BSC. I bet most of you didn't know' that The women·s swim team 1s there was a synchronized swimming club right here on Way to go Lori! plaints from team members back on the blocks ~g~iq wi~f1 campus. ,Luanne ... Lerouxrfrom ·Attle- over those distance races; a win over Westfield State Yes, it is true. The Aquabrytes are alive and v1ell. As a matter boro has also placed in the she can have 'em.) College 68-50: The girls New Englands. Placing in the Last but not least we come of fact, we are sta~ting new season. We are.p!;~mning now for placed first in all events but our Spring show. . . so, 100. and 200' Butterfly to our Concerned Freshma·ri one and each hit at least one (You've got guts.kiddo!). She Sara Layport. She always If you would like to be a part of the action, now 1s your personal best time . . hance. We are currently looking for new members. You don't and her side kick can been at seems to catch the flaws that The team consists of five the Kelly Gymnasium pool everyone else has overlooked have to bean excellent swimmer. You just have to like to swim. dedicated and hardworking If ye>u can do any basic stunts, that's great. anot~ we will train any day between 3 and 5 PM. like "Hey, where are the back­ swimmers, one trainer, and a . Also included in ourteam is stroke. lines?". Other than anyone who is interested. It is an excellent ch~nce to become fine coach. They have been involved in your school and get super excercise at the same Doreen Schriener from .catching flaws, she has practicing at least three miles Apartment 9a or 1 Oa(where caught herself some impres­ time. If you are interested, we swim Tuesday and Wednesday every day since the beginning nights from 6:30 to 9:30. See you there. ever she is, she's been doing a sive times. She swims a var­ of October and have been great job for us and loves iety of events and does well in training under a strict weight those backstroke events).. . all. She has 3 more years and Tra,cey Lee, a senior physical education major, is ~o~i11g her· program, recreation field experience at Bridgewater State College. She We have 2 Sophomores on her future looks great. Dorothy Joyce"DJ" is over­ our team who really showed With that record, we hope·, will be working under the supervision of the Directoro'Untram­ whelmed in the time drops urals, Recreation and Sports lnformationt Mike Storey. us their stuff. Eiteen Bent who that now ,maybe, you can seen by all swimmers. She is ·Tracey will be performing activities such as helping to pro­ walks to school and practice come see us perform; we're looking forward to seeing from her hometown here in really a sight to see! Our next gram lntramurals; set up publicity and plan Bridgewater As~o­ some· fine performances in ciation of lntramurals, Recreation and Sports (BAIRS) Bridgewater has excelled in home meet is Saturday, Feb. 5 the New England Champion­ many events. Included here against Salem State. activities. The BAIRS will be putting on several ·ae.tivities in ships in March. February such as Volleyball and Badminton Tournaments; are 50 and 100 yard Butterfly Lastly, the .team would like The team is led by Senior as well as 100and200 lndivid- to thank our trainer who has. Basketball Sharp Shooter Contest; and a Tri at halon '0 be run Captain Lori Davenport who in the Spring. uaL Medley. The other Sopho- been more than that; for has already qualified in an more, Michelle McDavitt, has example: icer, good listener, Tracey has participated in a.variety of Intramural programs outstandtng seve_n weeks for and interscholastic athletics. She was elected Tri-Captain of shown us that Sophomores watergirl, stretcher, restau­ the New Englands. During the the .1982-83 Bridgewater State field hockey team. Tracey will are all talk and all action. She rant picker, etc. Thanks Pau­ season, Lori has disciplined be graduating in May .of this year and plans pursue her has pulled the team together line! And thanks DJ for all io herself to working behind the career in Recreation. by swimmming events like the your hard work! Hope it's paid bar at the Rat rather than in 500 yard freestyle and 200 off. If anyone has any questions· or suggestions about intern• fro:nt of it having a good time. ships or lntramurals, please feel free to contact Tracey at ext. yard breaststroke -{No com- P.S. We miss you Robin! 2257 or come down to Mike Storey's office in the Kelly Gvmnasium. MASS STATE CONFERENCE

LACROSSE-There will be a meeting for all members, or those Men's Basketball who want to be, of the Men's Lacrosse Club, in the Kelly Gym, - todsy at 3:30 p.m. Please try to attend if are interested. We yo~ as of 1-30-83 (2-2-83) will discuss playbooks, uniforms, fund-raising and schedules. CONFERENCE OVERALL See you there. · BRIDGEWATER 6--1 13--2 (14--3) on Tuesday, February 8, at 11 :00 a.m., during free ~our, at SALEM 5--2 9--10 the Kelly Main Gym, all BSC students, faculty, and .P aff are FRAMINGHAM 5--3 8--8 invited to participate in a free throw contest. There will be.two WESTFIELD 4--3 5--10 divisions, Ments and Women's, and will be scored by the h19~­ N~ADAMS 4--3 6--8 est point total of 25 consecutive tries. No entry form is FITCHBURG 2--6 6--10 required; just goto the gym between 11:00 .a.m. and Noon and WORCESTER 1--6 3--12 shoot. Go to one of the four designated baskets (2 Jor men, 2 for women) in the main gym and give your name to the score­ Note: The Men's Basketball team beat Eastern Nazarene keeper. He/she will record the total number of baskets ~hat last night, by a score of 106-97. The Bears have won you make out of 25 consecutive tries. Intramural Champ10~­ twelve out of their last thirteen games. ship T-shirts will be awarded to the two highest scorers m both the men's and the women's divisions. Thursday, February 3, 1983 The Comment 11

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second in New England and Wed. Feb. 9th at 7:00pm S.U. Ballroom· eighth in the country in NCAA $1.50 BSC students $2.00 public Div JU. Sponsored by S.U. Program Committee Announcements Football Players Counselors A breakup dinner will be held at the Catholic Center on February 7, 1983, at6:30 p.m. ltwil cost $5 and no guests will be for boys carp.p in Maine. allowed. Please pay Coach Mazzafero in his office before Jan­ Openings in most specialtid;~: · uary 30 so that h.e will have some Jdea as to how many willbe Write: Camp Cedar, attending. 1758 Beacon St. Brookline, Mass. 02146 BSC Divers .'~.r ~~~n:., ~n~f7.7:&o:so .. If you scuba dive and would like to be"a· part of a newry' forming club, contact Jim Denoncourt at 826.. 6735 after 5:00 p.m. on weeknights.'·~we, N'eED MEMBER!!Ho legally fo~mthls club!!

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