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This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Publications at DOCS@RWU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Quill by an authorized administrator of DOCS@RWU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. PERSPECTIVE: CARTER AND FORD The presidential campaign apologized for that choice of for Carter, disagrees with the Republican side is the incum­ bant president. this year can be very confusing words. As it turned out, he has experts when they said that bant Gerry Ford. A QUILL to anybody who doesn't have a defined ethnic purity as mean­ there isn't any reason and that staffer chatted with a spokes­ He also remarked about the score card. In an effort to bring ing a situation where he is they really didn't know. He man for The President Ford medias portrayal of Ford's two of the leading candidates opposed to the federal govern­ said that "The experts are con­ Committee - R.I. The spokes­ 'stumbling' in every move he in perspective for you, we ment stepping into ethnicly fused because they always man commented that "There is makes. The spokesman said, spoke with Charles Walker, the pure areas and forcing the seem to think that people vote a strong feeling for Ford in R.I. " . . . the media, as well as area coordinator for the Jimmy break-up of these particular for a candidate for a particular especially because of the re­ people, have a strong sense of Carter Presidential R.I. Cam­ ethnic groupings." Walker con­ issue, being abortion or some­ duced amount of inflation, the humor and it is easy to over paign. Walker is also the son of tinued on saying that "Upon thing else." People vote for position he has on energy, the dramatize a particular issue. As the Governor of Illinois. subsequent questioning of all Carter because of " . . . his position he has on employ­ far as I'm concerned, it's good When asked about the 'ethnic the other candidates, they open style of government and ment, it seems to be in line fun . . . and I don't take it purity' issue, Walker responded pretty much agree on Jimmy the fact he is very responsive to with where many of the people seriously." that the "Ethnic purity thing Carter's stand on the issue ..." people's needs and problems in in R.I. don't necessarilly follow was blown way out of propor­ Walker, when asked about this day and age." Walker said. party lines. Rhode Island usual­ GEEAERTSEN tion. Jimmy Carter himself the reasons why people vote The leading contender on the ly goes along with the incum- QUILLNF:WS

WHAT'S INSIDE Who's Running America Pg. 2 Henry Winkler Pg. 4 London Experience Pg. 5 Rock & Roll Revival Pg. 6

TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1976

Academic All College Program111ing Dean Search Board Proposed Currently, RWC is looking Gould responded by saying for a new Academic Dean to that before any decisions are to A new charter, entitled The tainment, and recreational tory Government. fill the shoes of the incumbant be made, one needs to study all All-College Programming Board needs of the entire campus The proposal will be presen­ Mr. Harold Payson who will be the inputs from the various has been introduced by Doc community, at costs low ted at the May meeting of the stepping down from his posi­ constituences first. He went on Swanson, in regard to social enough to allow all community All-College Council and will tion at the end of this semes­ to say that R WC would need activities at Roger Williams members to participate." seek forwarding for approval to ter. Six candidates are slated to " . . . more diversity in pro­ College. The new program Under the original charter, the ·Board of Trustees at their come on board campus in the grams to attract more students seeks to relieve The Senate the activity fee would have May meeting where fees are to early part of this month. Each to take care of the enrollment Social Committee of all obliga­ been raised to $25.00 per sem­ be considered. candidate will be on campus gap projected in the early tions (with the exception of ester and dorm students would This proposal will directly for one day and will go 1980's." Spring Weekend, which is tradi­ pay an additional $5.00 per effect the student body and through, roughly, the same There are five other candi­ tionally the responsibility of semester. The raise was revised reaction to such should be procedure as the R WC Presi­ dates that will be questioned the Senate) and is "charged by the senate to $20.00 per made known. Copies of the dential Candidates experienced and judged before a final deci­ with providing a balanced cal­ semester and the Senate would original amendment and cur­ when they came on campus sion is handed down. Now if endar of events which meets continue to allocate $2.50 for rent revisions can be obtained last winter. you are wondering why you the cultural, educational, enter- every dorm student to Dormi- from Doc Swanson. Meetings will be conducted were never told about these Debbie Craven after a tour of the campus, visitations, well join the club. then the candidate will go into Neither was the QUILL! The a series of meetings with Fac­ QUILL only found out about Senate Bill I: Bill Frights ulty members, Students, Ad­ these interviews when a watch­ Of ministration Staff and the Aca­ ful reporter spotted a schedule S. 1 dates back to 1966 when the Senate Bill 1; ense emergency" seven years demic Dean Search Committee. of the Academic Dean Candi­ President Johnson appointed SPEECH, PROTEST, and $100,000 fine otherwise. A QUILL staffer spoke with dates' visits in a waste can. the National Committee on Re­ DEMONSTRATIONS; If S. 1 was to be passed, in one of the candidates, Dr. Rob­ Reporters never know what form of Criminal Laws. The Instigating the Government full , authors of books and ert Gould. When asked what they will find if they just keep commission, which made its or Destruction of the Govern­ newspapers such as THE PEN­ kind of academic direction their eyes open! final report in Jan. '71, ranged ment; A) OFFENSE - A per­ TAGON PAPERS (D. ELS­ would he try and send RWC in. GEEAERTSEN in political make up from Sen. son is guilty of an offense if, BERG) and THE CIA, CULT Ervin and Congressmen Milkva with intent to bring about the OF INTELLIGENCE (V. and Hurska. The commission's forcible overthrow or destruc­ MARCHETTI and D. MARKS) minority report, clearly a liber­ tion of the government of the would be convicted for viola­ al conservative compromise. United States or any state tion of disclosing classified in­ However, in '71 the Nixon speedily as circumstances per­ formation which is a segment Administration felt that the mit him: of the bill. commission's report wasn't suf­ Newspapers and magazines ficiently styled to its "law and "l) incites other persons to such as THE FIFTH EST ATE order" taste. Attorneys Gener­ engage in conduct that would and COUNTER SPY and many al Mitchell and Kleindiest had facilitate the forcible over­ others would be banned from revised the bill and submitted throw of such government or; the public market. Even such it to senate as S. 1400. In 197 3 "2) organizes, leads, recruits notable papers as THE NEW and '74, a subcommittee of the members for or participates as YORK TIMES and THE BOS­ Senate Judiciary chaired by an active member in an organi­ TON GLOBE would be subject zation or group that has as a Sen. McClellan held extensive to legalized government har­ hearings on S. 1400 and the purpose the incitement des­ rassment. This means that the then S. 1. which was the com­ cribed in paragraph (1) (Sec­ public would not be informed mission's minority report. Out tion 1103, p. 63). about such things as the CIA of the hearing came another The said individual can be covert involvement in the over­ compromise, drafted by the sentenced up to 15 years. im­ throw of the Cilian Govern­ Justice Department and Sen. prisonment. ment or The Bay of Pigs or My McClellan staff, that provides Lai or etc. The list is endless us with the current .S. 1. Al­ FREEDOM OF but the point is the public though parts of the 753 page INFORMATION would be left in the dark about bill would "improve" the law "A) OFFENSE - A person is such adventures that we have in several areas, some 30 provi­ guilty of an offense if knowing to pay for or die for. Think sions, including secrecy sec­ that national defense informa­ about it. tion may be used to prejudice tions, are detremental to civil With these and other sections liberties, that so long as they the safety or interest of the of the bill, the public would be remain, we are better off with United States or to the advan­ banned "legally" from showing no bill. tage of a foreign power, he its opposition to these types of The following are parts of communicates such informa­ tion to a person who knows is actions. There could be no not authorized to receive it." massive demonstrations such as Jonathan Edwards sang like an (Section 112, p. 69). Fifteen the ones that were held against angel here May 1st despite a years in prison and a $100,000 the illegal U.S. intervention in day full of hassles. Review on fine if convicted "in time of Cambodia, in many ways the page 4. war or during a national def- (continued on page 5) N • ! c.o Parking Proposal II r-- . 0) Dorm Government has sub­ all other student parking blocked off so thaCno - mitted a second and much im­ lot. parking occurs. proved parking proposal and 7 .Guest and faculty park­ 13.Freshman dorm students has hopefully provided steps to ing will remain in its will be assigned any re­ That's All Folks a solution concerning the out­ existing areas. taining parking spaces in rageous parking situation exist­ 8.Cars illegally parked will the assigned area. That was quick! I cannot congratulations on the work ing at Roger Williams College. be towed at the owners 14.All Dorm students not believe how fast this semester accomplished by the Senior Much of the original proposal expense. parking in the assigned went by! Well, the QUILL suc­ Class Executive Board and the including the $20 allocation 9.A $2 dollar violation fee parking lot will be re­ ceeded in getting out eight Yearbook! per parking spot has been re­ will also be charged. quired to park at the Next year, there will be a _J complete issues this past aca­ vised. Under the second park­ 10.All money generated Nike Site parking facility _J demic year with only a skele­ 'new' QUILL on campus. It ing proposal, the approximate from parking fees and between the hours of 8 ::::> ton staff and some assorted will be more controversal, a.m. and 5 p.m. on 0 140 spaces between the Physi­ violations will be used to helpers and well wishers. The more entertaining, more vari­ cal Plant Building and the establish a parking fund weekdays. w list is long but I will try and ety, more hell-raising, etc. It is lower lot (located below the that will be used exclu- J: hoped that we will be out once I- name as many as I can: Billy new dorm) will be governed sively for repair, im­ In addition to the abovs, a a week by mid-fall semester. Alicandro, Bill Stout, Rudy and filled by the following provement and building second guard house would be This effort will be backed by a Crocco, Debbie Craven, Bill guidelines: of a new parking facili­ constructed adjacent to the journalistic workshop which Gillen, Bruce Allen, The Rotor­ ties. Physical Plant. The guard will be taught next semester in 1.The resident administra­ act Club, the open Administra­ 11.The temporary parking house would be manned by the evenings. · tors, R.A.'s, will be as­ tion Staff, Vice President Wil­ lot below the new dorms work study students from 7 Kent Walton, who has been signed spaces near their liam Rizzini, the A.V. will be sectioned off for a.m. to 12 p.m. and could into journalism for five years, living quarters. Departrrrent, Student Senate, better accessibility. possibly be open all night if the has been offering advice to the 2.Resident Assistants will Student Services, Dorm Gov­ b€ assigned spaces near 12.All areas surrounding student security force will lend ernment, etc. Those that have QUILL on its new format for thei~· living quarters. parking lots should their cooperation. helped, you know who you next year and we thank him 3.Dormitory residents either be improved to are, I cannot thank you enough very much for his expertise. with physical handicaps allow for parking or Debbie Craven for your help this past year! On behalf of the entire that require special park­ I would like to wish the QUILL staff, I wish all a good ing spaces will be as­ entire Senior Class headed by summer and until next fall, signed spaces nearest their fearless leader, Bob Cassi­ thank you for looking in! their living quarters. dy, all the luck possible and GEEAERTSEN 4.Commuter students with physical handicaps will be assigned spaces in the library parking spots. Who Else·.1i; Cares? 5.The remaining parking I regret the impression that who are putting together the spaces will be given to the April 13 'WHO CARES?' 'best' yearbook RWC has ever dorm students excluding column in the QUILL created seen and the putting together freshmen by the date which left people thinking that of the Commencement Ball they registered for their those that were mentioned way back in the fall, etc. Hec­ rooms. were the only people who tor Massa, Athletic Director at 6.College parking stickers cared. This was not the point RWC, also reminded me of the will colored red and of the story but only a list of many industrious people that green, red parking stic­ examples of those that do make athletics, here at R WC, kers will be given to stu­ more than take up space. happen. dents using dorm park­ There are many people be­ I am not going to list the ing lots. Green colored hind the scenes that are too names of everyone that has stickers will be given to numerous to name at one shot broken the surface of the apa­ allow students to park in that do all the work for the thy problem here in one shot entire college. These people re­ because, realistically, there Marilyn Bernstein and Paul appear throughout the year do­ would always be someone left Smith donate blood at an SAS ing many different jobs and out. To those of you who feel sponsored blood drive put on duties that others could do but that you were left out, look at by St. Josephs Hospital. don't! the April 13 'WHO CARES?' This lone editorial gets the column and see if, just once, I prize for stimulating the most mentioned anything about the feedback the QUILL has re­ tremendous efforts that the Who's Running America ceived all year long. Those that small staff on this newspaper have come to me and said that has done to keep you up to On Thursday, April 21, at recent flap over Jimmy dealing with these prob­ there are more that care have date with quality reporting and 8:30 in LH 130, Political For­ Carter's ethnic purity." He also lems ... than the federal offi­ included Jim Miller, Vice Presi­ photography and informative um presented its first major said that " ... what poses the cials." dent of Student Senate, who ads! debate of the year. The debate most danger to individual free­ Hume outlined the insuffi­ told me of the fine efforts was between Britt Hume, who doms and liberties I would say cient pre-paid health plans in Student Senate has done for I can only hope that this was formally an associate of that it is clearly big govern­ California called Medical. "Un­ the college during this past column will be a continuous the Pulitzer Prize winning col­ ment, I don't think there's any fortunately, these plans do not year. Bob Cassidy, President of one that will offer those that umnist Jack Anderson and is doubt about that." Lofton said take many of the patients that the Senior Class, reminded me do care some sort of recogni­ now an investigative reporter that one of the problems with are eligible for Medicare, well of the tremendous work done tion. for the ABC News Close-Up Washington is " ... that there that did not stop the Regan by the few seniors that do care GEEAERTSEN program and John Lofton who are thousands and thousands of Administration in its haste ... found national recognition by employees that work there, and it encouraged the develop­ being the editor of the Repub­ conscientious well-meaning ment of pre-paid health lican Party's weekly magazine people who work all day long plans ..." Hume calls some of MONDAY. He is now a syndi­ trying to come up with solu­ the so called doctors in these cated columnist for over 100 tions for which there are no pre-paid health plans as "the newspapers and is also a com­ problems." biggest most sleezy group of THE QUILL mentator on NBC radio and is He also mentioned about a husslers ever put together in the editor of BATTLELINE, nationwide hospital program one state ... they are frighten­ the magazine of the conserva­ that would " . . . increase the ing!". "After the people sign Published Monthly in Bristol tive union. Brit Hume, his op­ amount of tax the employers up, many found that they were ponent, exposed the ITT and would take out of our pay­ unable to get the care they by Student Publications, Inc. UMW scandals while working check." The program is pro­ needed ... the part they (the for Jack Anderson. jected to cost 45 billion dollars pre-paid health clinics)- liked Undergraduate newspaper published for the students of a year. was collecting the money from RWC, Bristol, R.I. It shall be organized to provide a news The topic of the debate was service to the student body. It shall also be considered WHO'S RUNNING AMERICA. Brit Hume took over the the state and the part they legally autonomous from the corporate structure of Roger John Lofton was the first to podium after John Lofton had didn't like as much was provid­ Williams College as it is supported totally by the students give his speech and he men­ finished his side of the argu­ ing the care." "This was one of through the student activity fee and outside advertising ment. Hume said that he was the documented scandals of revenue. In this sense it must be responsible only to the tioned that " ... it's not that student body of Roger Williams College. Unsigned editorials easy being a conservative in mystified for some­ the Regan Administration." represent the views of this paper. They do not necessarily Washington, DC ... ". Lofton time ... " on who was running reflect the opinions of the faculty, administration, or from here leaped into a Finan­ America. He went· on to say His argument was based on student body as a whole. Signed editorials, columns, that he " wondered the reliability of state and local reviews and letters represent the personal views of the cial discussion. He. remarked writers. about Hubert Humphrey's an­ whether or not anyone was." governments and that they swer to America's financial He has " ... no illusions at all would probably not be able to Editor-in-Chief ...... Gee Aertsen problems and Lofton calls the what the eficacy of big govern­ handle public problems any Managing Editor ...... Bill Alicandro proposals " . .. a return to the ment or government in general, better than the federal govern­ Sports Editor ...... Rudy Crocco barter system ... " . my problem with the conserva­ ment. Photo Editor ...... Bill Stout Lofton commented that tive's view . . . is their solu­ There was a question and " ... there's a lot of hypocracy tion ... is to turn these issues answer period following the in Washington. Sometimes I and these programs and these initial debate where the audi­ really hate the city." A lot of problems over to state and ence had a chance to ask the Classified his time is spent" ... trying to local government." Hume went journalists challenging ques­ Dear Penny let the air out of the few on to say that "can we realisti­ tions pertaining to many prev­ Special thanks from Rob and I'll have you in my arms even ~ruffed shirts in that town." cally think that state or local elant issues. Cindy to all those who cared, if it kills me. An example of the hypocracy, officials across the country are GEEAERTSEN especially to Paul. Love? Lofton remarked, was the 1zoing to be any better . . . in Q&ILLNEWS ROTORACT gave a talk on Beer Tasting. LOOKS BACK Stevie Farley volunteered for LETTERS &' NOTICES the task of being Chairman of -I c As RWC's spring semester (!) Dear Editor, of its kind this year, however, the Radio station committee in WINE ISSUE comes to a close, so does "'0.. I am writing in regard to an the budget for the fall includes which the hopes of Rotoract DJ RESOLVED more outings, charter boat Rotoracts first fiscal year. starting a RWC wire radio sta­ -< advertisement run by the Quill Every Tuesday at 6:15, Rotor­ in the March issue. The ad was To College Community, trips, striped bass tournament, tion. ice fishing trips and other acti­ act put on a different intellect­ One person who the Rotor­ for a poetry contest sponsored Due to the overwhelming stu­ ually enticing program. The vities. act Club would like to thank by the National Poetry Press, dent requests, Roger Williams purpose of Rotoract was to 3210 Selby Ave ., Los Angeles, Buzz Billik personally is Mr. Marc Grabert, College will offer a choice of develop leadership and res­ who is the manager of the local California. Gallo and Italian Swiss Colony porisible citizenship through 1776 liquor stores in Bristol These guys are con men. I wines at the Rathskellar and in POTTERS FESTIVAL service to the community and and Warren. Marc was a great submitted a short poem to all college functions. Italian WINNERS to advance the cause of Inter­ asset in forming the Rotoract -I them on March 28. Last Thurs­ Swiss Colony is a United Farm­ :c national understanding and Club here at RWC. day, I received an acceptence erworkers Wine, Gallo is not. Students from Roger Wil­ m peace to promote recognition Next year, with even brighter slip in the mail along with an Many thanks to everyone liams College and Rhode Island 0 and acceptance of high ethnical hopes, we hope to start a Var­ order form charging me, a con­ who signed petitions and other­ School of Design won most of c standards as a leadership qual­ sity Club and a Sports Bo9ster r­ tributor, $5.00 for the copy of wise aided our efforts at sup­ the cash prizes in this year's ity and vocational responsibil­ Club for Roger Williams Col­ r- the book in which my poem porting the Farmworkers of Southern New England Potters' ity. lege. would appear. California in their struggle for Festival, which began with a Some of the programs which Rotoract would also like to The standard practice when decent living conditions. It is champagne opening last Sun­ Rotoract put on was a Fishing submitting is that the author is expected that if the RWC com­ day in the Roger Williams Col­ thank Professor Peter N. Rand­ Night in which the Rotoract rup, who is the club's Faculty either paid cash for his work munity refuses to buy Gallo lege Library, and which will Club helped start the New or, if by a smaller publication, and expresses a specific prefer­ run through Saturday, April Advisor, for his gracious and Fishing Club. Other programs willing help for starting Rotor­ given co~plimentary copies of ence for United Farmworkers 10. Also among the winners included a Rugby Night in were students representing act, and for making its mem­ the issue he is published in. picked wines, the college will which Rotoract helped start Rhode Island College, Rhode bers believe that there are fac­ I, just this minute, tried to eventually cease to carry scab the Rugby Club. A joint meet­ Island Junior College, Univer­ ulty members that do care for call them to discuss their prac­ wines. Thanks again and happy ing with the S.C.U.B.A. and sity of Massachusetts, and their students and last for his tices; they don't even have a trails, Ham Radio Night were two Southeastern Massachusetts fabulous flicks! phone! I would suggest that other interesting meetings. Mr. Fitz University. any students trying to get pub­ John English and McKnight by Undergraduate students from lished to avoid these types of from Narragansett came and The Members of ROTORACT people at all costs and save TEACHER OF nine southern New England themselves the trouble of re­ THE YEAR? Colleges submitted approxi­ ceiving an acceptance by these mately 115 pieces for competi­ Pay to Publish bastards. Remember the Teacher -of tion in three catagories: wheel KingJ. Weyant the Year A ward ballots in the thrown, hand built and ceramic last Quill? Student Senate and sculpture. ,the QUILL, prior to the last A ward juror was Larry Lee UPDATE NIKE SITE issue, distributed preliminary Chin. ballots around the school to The first prize of $100 for During the week of May 17, formulate a final ballot made "Best in Show" went to John BIDE Roger Williams College will for­ up of the 'top-rated' teachers Fenton, a senior Art/Psychol­ mally receive the title to the in the academic divisions here. ogy major at Roger Williams Nike Site. It has been a long We printed up the final ballots, College for his raku bowl en­ DOOB process but the work, hopeful­ yet we received absolutely NO titled "69 Bowl of 76". ly, has been worth it. Currently feedback. Not one ballot was There were also six $50 there is water flooding the un­ turned in. So we regretfully prizes awarded in the following derground structures in the announce to the preliminary catagories: wheel thrown: Den­ 8) 4~ 1 00 ) N Nike Site. Before any major winners that apathy has forced nis Leonti of R.I. College for move is made, this problem has us to kill this story. Sorry! stoneware "Vase", Michael 171 Bradford St. Bristol, R. I. to be tapped. Carr of R.I. College for "Porce­ Formal ceremonies will be ROD AND REEL CLUB lain Covered Jar"; ceramic held during that week at which Live Entertainment FLATENS THE FLATS sculpture: Christian Macdonald time the title to the land will of Roger Williams College for be awarded to Roger Williams On Thursday, April 28, the "Terra Cotta Group", Lark Wed. - Fri. - Sat. Nites College and The Newport Rod & Reel Club sponsored its Roderigues of R.I. Junior Col­ APPEARING REGULARY - GYSPY County Chapter for the Retar­ first Flat Fishing Outing of the lege for "Double Identity"; ded Citizens. Vice President, year. The club supplied the hand built: Carmen Larmar of William Rizzini wishes that the beer and the bait and there was R.I.S.D. for "Teapot Group", College Nite entire student body would be no trouble finishing it either. Holly Joslin of R.I.S.D. for able to be on campus for the An estimated 50-60 anglers "Raku Plate". opening of the site. He said were taking part in the fishing The following $25 awards Every Wednesday Nite that the college is at a very with another 50 or so keeping were made to: John Fenton of " . . . productive time," with a an eye on the keg. During the Roger Williams College for his Live Entertainment new President, new Dean of course of the afternoon, there wheel thrown, "Canister Group Students and a new Dean of were numerous amounts of flat with Lustre", Debbie Heckler Academics coming in. fish caught and just as many of University of Massachusetts Mixed Ori nks 50 cents GEEAERTSEN tautog (blackfish). for her ceramic sculpture, Draft Beer 25 cents QUILL NEWS The outing was the only one "Mountain", Jeanee Redmond of R.l.S.D. for her hand built, "Box". Honorable mentions for wheel thrown went to Katy Yates &' Williams Visit RWC Szal of Southeastern Massachu­ Author Richard Yates ap­ years of age. Two writers that setts University for her "Wine peared on campus on Thurs­ he admires are Thomas Wil­ Set"; and to Ginger Collins of day, April 8, reading a short liams and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Roger Williams College for her story in a lecture hall of stu­ His next novel covers a forty "Stoneware Group". Robert Help Jimmy Carter dents. He attended several crea­ year period, from the 1930's to Mitchell of Southeastern Mas­ tive writing classes answering the '70's. "Revolutionary sachusetts University also re­ questions on his novels and Road" took Mr. Yates' five ceived honorable mention for about writing, in general. Mr. years to complete while "Dis­ his hand built, "Dreams We Yates has written four novels, turbing the Peace took a year Once Had". Help America! "Revolutionary Road," "Ele­ and a half, in comparison. ven Kinds of Loneliness," "A Where ever Mr. Yates spoke, Special Providence," and his he was well-received by the The longest job he held was latest, "Disturbing the Peace," audience. The students enjoyed on a neighborhood newspaper since 1961. speaking with him whether on for two summers, Matthew re­ Get Involved With His R.I. Campaign In 1963, Mr. Yates was a one-to-one basis or in a class marked, "It would have to be speech writer for Attorney discussion. your first love, or else it would General Robert Kennedy. He Writer, William Matthews, get very depressing," with the has also received a grant from was poet-in-resident from April long hours, little pay and the the National· Institute of Arts 19-23, visiting numerous crea­ routine articles. WE ARE LOOKING FOR and Letters in 1963 and in tive writing classes and giving a "I prefer the word writer, in HIGHLY COMPETENT, ENERGETIC PEOPLE 1966 and a grant from the reading on the 20th. He started a way, to poet or author, it's TO BECOME National Foundation of the writing seriously in 1966, he the anatomy of a verb which Arts. From 1959-'62, he taught wrote a few poems in college stresses the fact." he stated. JIMMY CARTER - FIELD COORDINATORS at New York's New School, and a novel that he was dissat­ His environment affects him between '61-'62, he taught at isfied with. both physically and mentally, Columbia University and in Mr. Matthews has traveled which, in the long run, affects '66, he was assistant Professor throughout Europe and lived in his writing. of English at the University of different parts of the United William Matthews was en­ There Is No Time To Waste! Iowa. From 1971-'72, was States. He worked in the wine joyed where ever he went on writer-in-resident at Witchita industry while a Junior in col­ campus. Stud,ents benefitted If Interested Call 27 4-17 76 State University, Kansas. lege but rejected it because it from the private conferences Richard Yates remarked in a was a constant 9-5 job, yet he ?hout their writing with this class that he began writing enjoyed the travel and learned talented writer. when he was about fifteen a lot. Fern L. 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> Angel In Disguise :2:"' > "CJ"' They said I would shine Q)"' :J like the light in the city f-- I hoped it would feel like the moon on the sea _J there was no one around _J when I died with my guitar ::> 0 And now there 's a million people w Waiting for me* ::i::: Not a million, but close to f-- 1500 people waited in line for more than an hour and a half to see Jonathan Edwards per­ form here on May 1. This was the third time I had seen him in concert, and be­ lieve me, he is always getting better. With his wife Kris on backup guitar, Stu Shulman playing bass, and Bill Elliot on the baby grand, his gentle, spir­ ited, and thoroughly affecting singing and guitar playing which has always been his trademark lifted the hearts of a Henry Winkler! somewhat stagnant crowd like few performers would be capa­ ble. He did several songs off his The Real Fonz newest album, · including the Every Tuesday night he swag­ I'm working. My life does not title cut "Rockin' Chair", gers into over 22 million living imitate my art, my art imitates "Lady", a song in which he rooms; a cycle riding ·arms my life. Reality of the situa­ expresses feeling for his wife, down thumbs up, hair tion is Henry Winkler, the fan­ who was eight months with greased living testimonial to tasy is Fonzie. I will correct child at the time of the show, cool. He is a middle-american any human being from God to and his favorite tune on the cult figure, not to mention the Queen of England to my disc, properly named "Favorite Australia, Canada and New niece. Anyone who calls me Song". He played a few bars Zealand too. Who is he? Fonzie, I will correct them and from the traditional "You are Aaaaaaay! It's the Fonz at the say my name as Henry." my Sunshine" and surprisingly Providence Civic Center. On To most people, Fonzerelli is leapt into his very own "Sun­ many people. He also com­ "Shanty", wailing on his har­ April 23, the Fonz called for a the epitome of cool, but to shine", the top forty hit by bined Ringo Starr's hit "NO monica in a way that made the special newspaper press confer­ Winkler the definition of cool, which he is identified by too No Song" with his rocking walls shake. ence. Surprise! The Fonz " ... being able to stand up on He ended the set with the didn't show, Henry Winkler your own two feet. It is being traditional "When the Roll is did. Winkler, the 30 year old able to take responsibility for Called Up Yonder" which had actor, came in wearing a five your own actions. It is also my the audience clapping and o'clock shadow, red cordou­ definition of maturity. When stomping and crying out for roys, L.L. Bean shirt, loafers they say, 'act your age', it's more. He was on stage for a and a 'Friend' button. He sat bullshit. Maturity is just taking substantially long time, taking down comfortably and invited responsibility for yourself." He in consideration the fact that questions from the anxious stu­ later said, "The only thing I he played out in the rain that dent press. He was asked about ask is that all those people afternoon at a concert in west­ his reaction to his nomination realize that it (Fonz) is make­ ern Massachussetts, he was for an Emmey. believe. I'm not as cool as the shoved by an ignoramous of a "Oh my God, I came in my Fonz, nobody is. He is onto Bristol cop on arrival here, and pants. I was very excited. I was himself, 'sharp as a tack'." had to settle with sharing the thrilled to death. Here I am After subsequent question­ bay room as a dressing room nominated for 'The' award of ing, Henry spoke about TV with two other bands. my medium. I am nominated programming in general. He At the end of the night, we one of four. I was nominated feels it's getting better, but, "I packed him up, and after ex­ with Jack Albertson, Hal Lin­ think it has to grow up. I think pressing to him my sincere den, Alan Alda. That's heavy that we have not yet fully apologies for all of the hassles, company to be in. I also know realized the potential of how I helped him search for his dog, if I don't win, I've won anyway to rearrange the power, televi­ Jim, who was off taking a shit just being nominated. I'm cool sion is on and in your house, it somewhere, he flashed me a about that." is one big advertisement. Our very modest smile and said, Winkler remarked that "Fon­ show is not a children's show. "thanks for having me''. Jon, zie is real. He is as real as an Everybody thinks it is a chil­ the thanks is all ours. You imagination can make some­ dren's show. When I go some­ made our Spring Weekend the body. I was not a Fonzie, as a where and 175,000 people best we've ever had. matter of fact, if I had ever show up, they are from 80 to BILL ALICANDRO seen a Fonzie before I was 18 mos. and they stand in line Jonathan Edwards warms up just minutes before going on stage Fonzie on television and he for five hours to shake my here, as his pianist Bill Elliot looks on. *from "That's What Our Life said 'What are you looking at?' hand. Now that's commitment Is" copy write 1972 Castle Hill I go 'Excuse me, I'm blind I to a television show, wouldn't Music by Jonathan Edwards. was just looking for the door! I you say? It brings the entire don't profess to be that cool." family under one television set. The Horrors derneath "Blood. I'm bleeding. Henry Winkler is not afraid Parents have a vision of what it "Ah yes, there it is. It's into your belly; tearing, spin­ My god, I've pissed the bed." of being type-cast. He com­ was like when they grew up coming now. There. Watch, ning, taking bits of gut along "Wait. Hang on a minute. I mented that "One's self image and the kids get to see the here it comes." with them out your back. You don't even see the goddamn is the way people see you, so as parent's history, sometimes a "Where? What? What is it?" know about the small holes, thing. For God's sake, Stop. I see myself others will see me. little distorted. But still they Scared. and the bigger ones there in STOP! I don't see myself as being all can relate to it. We are "Right there. See it? It's your back. And the sheets: "Not a chance now. You've type-cast so therefore, other pretty proud of that fact." coming, coming now." wet, sticky, sodden with your had it. Want to pray? Want to people will not see it either. If Not only is Henry an actor, "Where? I can't see it. What blood. It's coming now, only a try to fight it?" I lived an image, people say he is also into ballet! He remi­ is it?" minute, get ready." "How can I fight it? I don't 'What do I owe to a public, nisced about the time he "Don't you know? Don't "No. Stop. Wait. Wait a min­ even know what it is. How can what's my responsibility, 'my danced with Carmen De Laval­ you know what it is? Do you ute, I don't know what you're I ..." responsibility is to do the best lade. The prima ballerina of know what it is going to do to talking about." The covers. He As the young man awoke, he I can do. My responsibility is modern dancing in America. "I you?" pulls the covers over his sweaty knocked over the almost emp­ to be who I am. If I live an had the pleasure, the honor to "No. Wait." Panic. "Wait, body, as if to protect it. ty brandy bottle from the image, I will live one day be­ be her partner and I caught her stop. What is it, where is it?" "Please. What is it? What does nightstand by the side of his hind myself, I will imitate my in a dance at which time I said Crying now, helplessly thrash­ it want?" bed. He had left the cap off the life rather than grow with my to myself 'I'm catching Carmen ing on the bed. "What's it "No stopping it now, it's bottle; the contents now life. Now that's a drag, isn't it? De Lavallade!"' going to do to me?" Shaking. coming. You know it, you've spilled over the floor, and were If the teeny boppers come, and When asked about the legali­ Convulsively shaking. known it all along. The ma­ absorbed by the pile of dirty they don't want to meet me, I zation of marijuana, he said "Ah, but you know. You chine gun. It's going to rip clothes that cluttered the space don't want to meet them, but that he thought it would event­ know what it does. You know your entrails out. Get ready." between the entrance and the it has never been the case. I'm ually be legalized. "Every how it takes your guts and rips "Please. What machine gun?" closet. "God. I need a drink." Henry anytime I'm out of the rr.?.jor cigarette company has them. The hot bullets spinning The sheet is wet, the onP un- King J. Weyant studio. The Fonz is only when (continued on page 5) Fonzi CJ1 -l (continued from page 4) c Cl> names and land already put "'a. aside. I think that marijuana, as -<"' well as liquor, in this country at this moment, we have more Q) teenage alcoholics than we do -< druggies." He went on to say that, "I think that people co -...J should shake hands with them­ en selves first before they rear­ range their consciousness 'cause if you don't have a nest for your ego to go home to, if He feels that his popularity you don't have an awareness of 0 who you are and you rearrange and his character of the Fonz c has magic and sometimes can r it, you will be lost forever. r You'll be up there just floating work wonders. "I went to dis­ in space. Self-respect is the abled children's hospitals in corner stone of joy. Because I California and I came to this believe that at the beginning bed of a 19 year old boy ... and end of your life is self his mother and grandmother image and your personal self were standing there, and I go image will.make you successful up to him and I start talking to or not successful. If you know him and I show him the picture what you want and your ambi­ I am going to leave· with him, a vilant because you don't think picture of the Fonz. He starts you can do it, you won't get it. to get off the bed. His mother If you know what you want fainted dead away." He contin­ Students sitting in the lounge at Tartan House in Roger Burton, and Andrew Phillips. (front row) and say yes, I can do it, there is ued, "The impact (of the Sussex Gardens. (bak row) Mrs. Argo, Pat Dalia Eliash, Lisa Mansfield, Julie Williams and Fonz) is not just foolish. The no reason in the world why I Reddy, Frances Johnson, Debra Byers, John Lenore Lyons. impact helps the kids in the cannot. The only reason why Lombardi, Nancy Sagalow, house manager we can't do what we want to spastic ward, it helps them eat do is because we give too much their vegetables because the power away to other people. Fonz says it's cool. That is the We make everybody else right. reason why they do it, mothers They are no better than we are, have. come to me and said that The London Experience they are onl! better because tlley have this hyper-active kid we say they are. Parents can at home. The pills don't work, "Don't put your daughter on rison, really likes the city. "I the West End Theatre." Our only tell you who they think the Fonz does. He's got to the stage, Mrs. Worthington!" feel very open and free and favorite shows to date have you are, they can never tell calm down to be as cool as the an old English adage is directly everyone seems to know where been Rosencrantz and Guilden­ you who you are. I think that's Fonz. That's pretty· outrage­ opposite to the views of the they're going. I like everything stern are Dead, Rocky Horror really important, it's important ous, wouldn't you say? "At the Roger Williams College Theatre about London: the people, the Show, On Approval, The for me anyway." risk of being flippant, we might students. markets, and the art." Not Comedians and A Month in the When asked what is in store say that a spoonful of Fonz The London Theatre Pro­ quite everyone shares Randy's Country. for the future for him, Winkler helps the Winkler go down. gram, a semester in London for love of the English people. The everyday things that says, "Movies. ABC and Para­ Hey Fonz, what kind of pal­ twenty-four students, is now Pamela Jones thinks, "the Brit­ make London special are mount have both approached made do you use?" I cannot nearly over. It is a good pro­ ish people walk around like stained glass windows, running me now to do feature films. use any palmade, it's against gram, designed not only for they have American flagpoles for buses, the accent, Speakers That's what I've wanted for the law for ABC. I can have no theatre majors but for anyone. stuck up their ...um ... what­ Corner, tea, Pat the Irish two years." Fonz feature grease in my hair. I have Alber­ At first it was very difficult to ever." Lori Federico seems to housekeeper, the fountains and films?" Never, I will never do to V05 hair spray, water. It get out and go places, but one sum it up nicely, "Like any parks, the small markets, the anything fonz-like. Fonzie is dries for about a half an hour, soon finds what London has to other place some of the people sirens, the theatre and cinema Fonzie and other characters they comb it. out and spray it offer. John Lombardi feels that are sweet and nice but others prices, and seeing celebrities wi)l be other · characters. I . again at which time I become a ''the London Program are crude and obnoxious." walking down the street. Some would like to play a deaf mute, battering ram. ·I mean my hair shouldn't be thought · of as a In the short time spent in people in the group have seen I would like to play, there is a is mean. I'm talking about three month vacation, and if London so far, we have seen Diana Ross, Ken Russel, Carol­ wonderful script I read about a heavy, I can fuckin' break one doesn't have the maturity almost fifty plays, concerts or ine Kennedy, Candy Clark, photographer in the last five rocks." to appreciate all it has to offer, operas. Even the least avid James Coburn, Lee Remmick days getting out of Vietnam, GEEAERTSEN they shouldn't be here." Scott theatregoer has become more and Glenda Jackson. that's a heavy story." & BRUCE ALLEN PalmerHkes the convenience of discriminating in the appraisal We miss our family and everything. "Being submerged of plays. Asked to compare the friends and several things we into 'City life has changed my London West End Theatre to just took for granted at RWC. attitude toward large cities. Broadway in New York, Debra We miss driving, the Mt. Hope Living close to New York, I Byers replied, "Classically, I Bay, the Coffeehouse Theatre, Talkin'bout think I'll take more advantage think they have it over us WBRU FM, the cliff, soap of its opportunities." The only regarding _Shakespeare, but in operas, bicycles, the 10 mile My·Generation student not attending RWC, musical and contemporary drive and stereos. Jeffrey Dreisbach from Central theatre I'm disappointed. I ex­ The group as a whole loves Michigan University, discov­ pected a lot more from the London, and we have seen The goldfish were long since and ·all could be viewed in your ered free dance classes and theatre here. They have quanti­ many sides of the city. Nancy swallowed and the phone living room at 6:00 any even­ lectures. "There is no doubt ty, but we have quality." Sagalow feels, "It is important booths stood empty. The Kor­ ing. that London is the cultural . Michelle Anastasio, a new stu­ to visit museums and to take in ean Wars guns had silenced and The big "P" stepped forth, if center of the world, but . it dent at RWC, is also disappoin­ the theatre, but no trip is bobby socks were being re­ peace wouldn't be worldwide takes initiative to p.eel off the ted in the musical comedies. "I complete until you shoot some placed. The baby boom had then pollution would. The Cel­ various layers. I love it!" think the American Musical pool in a local pub." come to a screaming halt and tics kept winning and now An art major, Randy Mor- theatre is light years ahead of the '55 Chevy was ten years football had a World Series. Lenore Lyons older. Drugs and alcohol killed Hen­ be destroyed five times over A new breed had entered the drix and Joplin, bullets did the and ask for a copy of this bill ·spotlight but the shadows same to the Kennedys and Mar­ and Charles Manson is up for and see for yourself what you looked strange. These kids had tin Luther King. Ralph Nader parole. Inflation lurks eating are able to lose if you shrug UPDATE everything: Bic pens, stereo­ killed the Corvair and Richard every dollar, pollution clouds your shoulder in disbelief. music, digital clocks, Ski-doos Speck the nurses but it was the skies and we may run out If people on campus would PRES. SEARCH and a TV in every room. The Kent State that caused the of' oiL But then, of course, like to educate more people Saturday Evening Post, Look, repercussions. there's always "Happy Days." about the nature of this bill, The presidential search is at and Life all left on the same The Monkees turned a record By Rob Spence then contact myself or other its peak now with four final­ boat as Elvis. Playboy, Mad a week and presidential candi­ people that you know who are ists, Bausch, Basi, Stoltz and and National Lampoon were dates were a dime a dozen; bell aware and active in the struggle Sides coming back to Provi­ bringing forth a Lenny Bruce bottoms got bigger as the cars of maintaining our civil liber­ dence for one day interviews type epic and the Beatles were got smaller. The 7 4 7 was intro­ Bill of Frights ties. with the Board of Trustees. doing sequels to "Blue duced, France gave us the Con­ (continued from page 1) We can be reached; Solidarity There will be group and indivi­ Collective c/o The QUILL. Hawaii." With all they had, corde but Congress declined on right of free speech and infor­ dual Board meetings with these you still couldn't tell the boys the SST. mation would be banhed lead­ MITCH MILLER candidates. Vice President, Wil­ from the girls through the jeans The whole east coast had a ing the way towards a totalitar' liam Rizzini, will host these and long hair. "brown-out" and space shots ian type of government - who final interviews on the days of "Woodstock" had replaced carried a double meaning. The said it can't happen here? May 1, 2, 8 and 9. "The Sound of Music." Kids move was towards individual­ Other sections of the bill S. 1 Following the visits of the were protecting the environ­ ism and nature but we all include : PERSONAL FREE- candidates, the Board will meet ment by smoking grass instead followed Archie Bunker. DOM, GOVERNMENT to come up with a final deci­ of drinking beer. Money was The front pages changed CRIME, ENTRAPMENT, sion on who will be RWC's everywhere but so was infla­ every day but Viet Nam never COVER-UPS. next president. Rizzini re­ tion so "Rowan and Martin" disappeared or at least not un­ If we as a . whole do not face marked, "I anticipate that a made a joke of it all. til Watergate. Other politicians up to the realities of this bill, president will be picked from Women burned their bras as had been killed, Nixon did-it to we are irrational and just plain the candidates that are current­ the blacks did Watts. There himself. stupid. If you do not believe ly being interviewed." were sit-ins at Harvard, walks But look what we've got to that this bill even exists write GEEAERTSEN on the moon, the Chicago 7 look forward to: the world can your senator or to the Senate QUILL NEWS RWC Baseball **************************• c.o r-- . m t Crazy Dave's lfj/jjUJ;I a

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...I ...I • * ::l 0 • MAY 7. BANDX * w • * J: • MAY 14. BOBBY RUTLEDGE * f- • MAY21. JACKRADCLIFFE&THE * t NEW VIPER REVIEW ~ • * t Every Tuesday night - free film cinema ~ t Kitchen open till 4 a.m. ~ Steve Corbett broke a 2-2 tie cap a seven run fifth inning and with a bases loaded single as breaking the game open. • Tequila Specials on Wednesday * RWC split a double header University of Maine got off to with Western New England a quick 2-0 lead in the first Downing Street Newport College. inning off winning pitcher Ron ~ ~ Corbett's single was the key Naurochi. The Hawks tied the hit in the fifth inning four run score 2-2 when shortstop Steve outburst. In the inning, Bob Pina hit a two run single in the Scussel started the rally with a forth. RWC then scored seven *••························in a big city. ,.,times in the fifth battering four single after a walk to Bob Reis. Q.If you are not drafted, what Larry Turner singled again to U of Maine's pitchers. After will be your plans for the fill the bases. That set the stage Turner's three run triple, Steve future? for Steve Corbett's game win­ Guzzon singled in another run. A.I plan to look for a job in ning hit, a two run single to With two outs and five runs in, Civil Engineering which is right field. Two outs later, Naurochi delivered a two run my major. I will still contin­ Steve Guzzon delivered an­ double putting the game out of ue my baseball interests in "THE PARTY PEOPLE" other scoring hit to cap the reach. various leagues, whether it The Best inning. Before the season started, I be competing in Mass. or The Hawks then swept a dou­ had a chance to interview sec­ LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Florida. I would also liKe to in the Newport-Middletown Area ble header against University of ond baseman Bob Reis who is work with youngsters before Maine in Presque - Isle. In being scouted by a few Major entering the Engineering doing so, the Hawks gained a League Baseball teams as a field. play-off berth to the N .A.LA. possible selection in this Win­ Regionals Championships. ter's baseball drafts. Rudy Crocco RWC took the first game, Q. What do you think your 4-0, on Randy Clarkson's four chances are of being selected hit shut-out. The Hawks scored by a Major League Baseball the winning run in the first Team? inning when Bob Scussel, with A.I don't know, a lot of people one out, reached first on an have told me different error and later scored when things, and I think it dep­ Larry Turner doubled. The ends on what kind of base­ Hawks added another run in ball season I have. Because I Thursday Night Drinks Y, Price with College 1.0. the third. Then in the fourth had a good season last year, ( 401) 846-6517 inning, RWC scored twice there should be a lot of Rt. 114 Middletown Rhode Island when Clarkson and Naurochi scouts watching. It all dep­ In the rear of Zarye walked then scoring on errors ends on having a good day by Western New England in­ on the right day. fielders. Q. Who would you like to be The Hawks then collected 1 drafted by and why? hits in trouncing Western New A.I'd like to play in New York England 9-5, with Larry Turner because there are many out­ cracking a three run triple to side opportunities in playing Rock & Roll Revival In Rhode Island Henry Winkler (the Fonz) away". Singing with more ex'. Roll is Here to Stay" was in in the present day. "Cara Mia", show", and "Hey you're really made his concert debut in the citement than the Chiffons had excellent form and truly was "Only in America", "Some En­ good". Providence Civic Center on Sat­ previously, he seemed more an ample display of the group's chanted Evening", "Come a Later I tried dancing any­ urday night, April 24. He able to recapture some blasts talents. Little Bit Closer" and a new where in the aisles, until I played host to the li kes of the from the past. To wrap up the "greaser song "Here Comes Fonzie" heard that voice from behind Chiffons, Del Shannon, Bo Then Bo Diddly did his night" was "Jay and the Amer- were the highlights of their 45 me to get back into my seat. Diddly, Danny and the Juniors, 'thing'. Although I don't really minute performance. This is Finally, I found out I could and Jay and the Americans. get into his particular type of the only group of the five, I dance in the back of the aud­ The arena was jammed with music, his version of " Bo Did­ believe, who performed better itorium. The space was limited spectators ranging in age from dly" was well done along with An Interview now than they did in their but once everybody saw what I five to fifty . other various numbers he per­ original hits album of yester­ was doing, they made room, The crowd, estimated at formed. year. stopped dancing and watched 12,000, first saw the Chiffons At this time appeared a brief with While listening to these blasts my performance. sing "Quicksand" an old Mar­ intermission where Henry "the from the past, I started dancing I must admit I was in good tha and the Vandellas number, Fonz" Winkler answered some "THE FONZ" myself. First I did it in my form. However, to sum up the then "One Fine Day", "Sweet questions from the audience. chair until this middle-aged whole "dance party", as it was Talking Guy" and a slow num­ He would answer anything ex­ on page 4 man with a tie told me to called, there was no real room ber "Does Your Mama Know cept for one thing, which was please 'calm down.' The rest of for anyone to dance and really About Me?". Most of the Chif­ how much money he makes. the viewers in my group get into it as I attempted to do. fons numbers seemed some­ Following the brief inter­ thought it was fantastic. Actu­ Usually, someone would grum­ what flat. They seemed to lack view, "Danny and the Juniors" ally they were getting two ble from behind you to get the drive and excitement the picked up the crowd with their shows for the price of one. Not back into your seat. I would original versions had, thus the renditions of "At The Hop" wanting to upset anybody, I think for $6.50 a ticket, some­ mood didn't reach expected and "Rock and Roll is Here to moved to the hallway leading one would be allowed more levels. Stay." to the refreshment stands. than just sitting there like a Next came Del Shannon Among several other hit There I lasted two songs until vegetable watching others per­ who, after some amplifier tunes, "At The Hop" seemed icans". By far Jay Black and an usher came and told me to form. A large part should be problems, was able to reason­ somewhat difficult to compre­ company were the best of the get back in my seat. However, your personal experience. You ably recapture some precious hend, mainly, the lyrics and five combos. There hardly before I complied, I was no­ should be allowed to get into moments from the past. Inclu­ the music seemed distorted to C"Uld be made a distinction ticed · by a nearby segment of it. Also, as I say, whatever ded were "Hats Off To Larry'', make it less powerful. How­ between their songs of old as the audience. Their comments turns you on can't be wrong. " Little Town Flirt" and "Run- ever, I thought, "Rock and sung originally and as revived were, "Are you ,part of the BEN HELLMANN