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1975 The ommeC nt, November 20, 1975 Bridgewater State College
Volume 49 Number 8
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Vol. XLIX No.8 Bri,dgewater State College Novemher20, 1975. ]\;Iajor College Reorganization IIllDlinent
by Ann Hackenson Unification-Talk Show Subject On Wednesday, November 19 an The panel encouraged the fectiveness in the board of iliformal'radio talk show was ~on-students to ask questions about trustees of the state colleges. The -<;!ue-ted-at· -s,tation WDJM- of the b~llas well as reactions they students. involved in the show An open letter to Framingham State College. 'The mIght have. . urged the members of the college purpose of this interview was to The only known way.to fIght. community to apply pressure on
inform the stUdents of FSC of the such a move by the leglSlatu~e,their professors and encourage proposal by Senator Harrington to would be for the students to umte ooen class discussions of the issue reorganize the state college once again and together combat at hand. They repeated the need the Student Body of .BSe system into a complete such an move. Why? Because it for lstudent involved mient univerci;ty system um er THE was brought ~b~ut~osecretively. saying weare the ones who wili NAME University of Massa- Just as the tmbonhlke and 9udget be directly effected by such- chusetts; Framingham would cu.t was th~ownout to us, so has legislation. The Massachusetts State College System, or the University of bee om e the Univerqity of thIS new bIll been cast upon us, There was some speculation on Massachusetts at, Bridgewater, Framingham, We~tfield,etc ..... Massachusetts at Framingham our schools and college com- the reasons why this bill has been What this previous line referr to is the prop~sedmerger of" the and so on down the line of the ten mu~itieswithout foresight or a closed secret, known only to the university and state college systems in the state of Massachusetts The state colleges. Members of the earlIer _ Presidents ofthe state schools, U. proposal that would combine the three University \~ampuseswilli the panel were , Bruce Bishop SGA The one aspect continually Mass., and Harrington. The state college campuses is being proposed by Senaie President Kevin President at Boston State; Jim stressed by the panel was the question was raised as to whether Harrington. !t Steele, SGA President at need and importance fo a united or not the presidents were being Speaking with otlier members of this college comm~nityI have found Framingham State, Debra Tosti, "student effort against the taken care of. As it stands- t~.mixed reaction ; some say a diploma stampe:tl University of SGA representative from proposed legislation which presidents were issue~.. a. Massachusetts is better. Others say the system will regain its momen Westfield State and Ray Raposa Harrington introduced. They memorandum concemnong -tbt!" tum under the present leader- ship, some believe faculty would be raised SG A Presiden t here a t ~greedupon the need for a change reorganisation in the stipulation to the level· of a university prof- essor and receive an increase in salary. -Bridgewater and-Student Trustee m the ~tat~college system"and that it be repeated to or shown to Yey still-others say that we should merge to prevent our being eaten up for the .whole R.tate.,~"said that it was largely due to the one by one_ " system. ]a-Ck "oC- leadersbip and 'inel- (continued to page 5)- Other people have some serious problems and questions and" I must admit I am among them. I have to stop andstudy this proposal from a student point of view. Student imput which is now provided for by the existing colleges and university system together adds up to three student "To he or not to he'" trustee and a student advisory commission, wincn IS madeT'djf6f"stdleftt l' represetnatives 0 f each state college campus. Under thepropos"ed draft there is only one student trustee, a r,eduction of two stUdents. , and no by Joe Young student advisory commission;- Another interesting fact is of aU the people who will be affected by the liTo be or not to be '-' that is appointments by the Governor. necessarily duplicated. Indeed; if change the students, thirty-two thousand strong, have been the ONLY thequestion whichwill be facing In effect a unified higher the state college budgets face ones not asked by Senator Harrington to five imputinto the proposal habs the Massacbusetts State COllege educational system would be futher cutbacks as threatened by designed. The move is, at least in part, a reaction to Massachusetts' system in the very near future. created Similar to those New "Harrington, the quality of fiscal crisis and this may save money. Even with a merger theough, the State Sf.JATE President Kevin York and California have. This education in the system will be campuses will still veed to be funded. Animportant reason why people Harrington has proposed measure would bring an end to seriously compromised. want to merge is that they feel, Bob Woods, the President of U. Mass, can legislation which calls for the the state college system as we However, in Wednesday's Boston get the state college more money. I must say that the only way the state merging of the UNIVERSITY OF know it and place all control and Globe, Harrington took a different college would get more money would be if it came from the now existing Massachusetts and the ten state power over higher education turn and claimed the major university system budget, . But this would only happen after the merger colleges into an expanded U. with U. Mass and its President shake-up would keep "So-so stu' if some state college campuses were forced to reduce enrollment, and Mass system. Although the Robert C. Wood. dent" out of four year public tuition increased; or close a state college campus and increase taxes. legislation is still in the planning There have been many reac- chools.He s_tat¢ nlR of the main I am a student who feels thatthe degree of education I am receiving at stages it is apparent that the idea tions from outrage to passive purposes of the proposal is to Bridgewater State is on par with that of U. Mass, and varies only'with the is to place the State colleges acceptance of the "major-shak- close the system to less qualified amount of time that I myself put into my studies. The diploma might look under a central administration up" to our present system studentswho attend college only" more impressive when stamped with seal of T,he Univeristy of with the three U. Mass campuses Originally, it was thought that because they have nothing better Massachusetts but, think about it; do YQUwant to take 'the chance of your and abolish the Board of Trustees this proposal was motivated by to do. This would be ac- college edcuation being a factory process. 1 seEfffiis platttl~'a'l»itt~ of the state college system. The purely,econam~J~considrations,complished by higher U. Mass move rather than a move to increase the quality of education in the state new "Board of Higher neoolsitated by the state's fiscal admission standards and future of Massachusetts. A true college life depends on open and equal imput by fBdllcation" would consist of a crisis. It appreared to be an "tuition increases". all and thid biJI, now proposed by Senator Harrington, will wipe out a member from the board of atempt by a benevolent Upon reading statements like coUege system and setup a university system with no student imput. trustees of the University of Harrington, who has been sym- these which emminate from no Mass., University of Lowell, pathetic to State Colleges in the less a figure than our senate An article in the November 19, BOSTON GLOBE referred to some South.Eastem -Mass. tJhiversity, past, to come to grips with the president, it makes me wonder if state college students as being a "so-so student" nQt of the same calibre the Hegional Community economic problems through there isn't something more we as those who attend the University. Also mentioned was a possible in- colleges, and other areas of elimination of programs and crease in tuition to 1000.00by 1980. President Harrington even though a higher education with additional bureaucracies whic:h were un- (continued to page 11) friend of public education this past summer, stated that he felt public T·r---- ...... ------~------iIiIII!II------t college and university tuition should be in the area of700.0 to 1200.00 a I a. glimspe of thanksgiving pg. 4 year.. , Keven Harrington is trying to push his bill through the legislature before the Christmas holiday and he could do it.; if students show no John Buckley pg+ 4 interest or objection. When I say tb.at colleges could close, enrollment could be decreased, programs cancelled tuition and admission standardS raised as a result of Pandora's Box pg. 7 this merger,I am beingvery honestand I am notexagerating. Anopen student meeting will be heldon Monday"or Tuesdayof next week. Please watchfor signs, whichwill be posted around the campus. If Freehand poetry pg. 9 ou feel that you are a second class student and that is what is you aPe content to remaing. then don't come. If you however, care in least bit about your education be there, The place of the meeting will be posted at sports previews: the SGA offIce (second floor in the SU), the SU infor booth, the COM MENT office and the fence near the commuter parking lot. If you want to help do research, ask questions or help in any way please come by the hockey pg. 14 SGA office.
Very sincerely, basketball pg. 15 Ray Raposa SGA President. 2 The Comment November 20, 1975 "IDITOIIIL
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";' This week's COMMENT, is concerned with three major events that are !, upon us right now, are in the process of building to their respective climaxes.,
Th~first QLtb..~~,i~llbvious, no need to explain the urgency of the , situatIon as it stands regarding the front page of the paper this week. In , the 135 year existence of the college, it has gone trhough a number of face · lifts and name changes, each time a higher level of growth was hoped to be attained. When the doors of an academic community here at Bridgewater were opened for the first time the school was officially · known as the Bridgewater Normal School. A first for public education on both ends fo the spectrum. Teachers were being trained to teach in public schools, by a public institution. From these early beginnings, we have expanded, within the framework of a public institution, from a one ; building campus to a multi-faceted center of learning. The second issue racing us here at Bridgewater is a new type of educational experiment at Great Hill and Durgin Hall Dorinitories. A program for alternative living, something never before tried on this • · campus. And, its a long tim~coming. Alot of thought, time and effort SenIOrS · went into the reorganisation Of the fifth floors, in order to accomdate such an undertaking. And mar~ another first in the history of BSC. MEMO: Attention Seniors, The third and last event that I have mentioned is still in the "building Your Yearbook is in progress I :>rocess" and will mark anothefirst here at Bridgewater. Moon children but we need help! We need ar-
;s a play ab~utcone~e students, ~hisparticular group happen to live 'tists, writers and in general "..ogether, durmg the sIXt~esand VIetnam. concerned students. If you fit into In 1932, Dr Arthur C.1jioyden, the principle of the Bridgewate~Normal one of these above categories Re: An error appearing on page two of last week's Comment.
,School became the fir,~tPresident of the State Teacher's College, . come to the Yearbook Office,
: Bridgewater, Massachusetts. When asked how he felt, the President down. pas~the Rat, wh,en the next In last week's issue of the COMMENT a lett t th dit t'U d r d "w t g . g" meetmg IS announced If you ' er 0 e e or en 1 e , rep e IV-us k'eep on rowm. . , "Two Modest Proposals" by Prof. Erwin Harris . Proposal number one Ie, he tb .'. Dr. Boyden was rign. twe should keep on growing, that is the whole idea can t t' make I ftmetehtnhg lines 8 through 11 read' <'Acutin thesefacnlty whose salaries are not that : b h' d d ti th . I Onl h th th e sugges Ions can e e a e h' h' h , , e l?d e ucfa thon'Ugr?,v "texparnsMlon. h y t opek at h . ~ext.'" yearbook mailbox at the !for- dIg mt't ~,fIrstPI~cdge,would not drastically affect the future of "quality presl en t 0 e mverSl y 0 assac use ts eeps t at In mmd. t' B th . .. t'h St d t e uca Ion· ,at Bn ewater. · rna Ion 00 m e u en .'...... '.' .' ,~therwls~.' mdian~. Th~y the. 10 state college campuses will be as. 10 lIttle Union. If you'd rather talk see: should have :-ead as follows; A cut in these faculty, whose !~lowly bemg killed off one by one, byan unknown.. assallent, who greedily ,salarIes are not that hIgh in the first place would mostdrastically affect i awaits the wealth left to him when hi is the only one left. Diane Clyer. Pope 305 . the future of "quality. education" at Bridgewater.,i Arthur Cormier. Scott 315 SJL Jean Md ..efan~ Tilly 306 Katie Tyndal. Wood 28. '1 We apologize for the mistak~." Help us represent YOill snea The last issue of the COMMENT lattars for 1st semester will be Dec. 4th . , IS YOUR NAME' ON THIS LIST? SNEA . If it is, it is uRGENT that you a plea for safety •.• contact an executive board member of SNEA (or, Kathy ~beComment CHASE', EXT. 38:1) by Tues., (Established, 192.7) · Dear Editor, Nov. 25th so that your mem bership will be pro- cessed. If you This letter concerns a potenl This kind of incident cannot go aUy dangerous Situation which unnoticed. We need to approach do NOT do this, you will not affects many students on this the Bridgewater . Police -receive magazines and other publications and you will NOT be campus. I am referring to the Department and ask them to traffic situation in the center of assist in the traffic situation considered a member of our Sue Lawson ...... ~Editor-in-Chief Bridgewater. more effectively, in order to parent organization. PLEASE- Errol Conant ...... Managing Editf)J~/ArtsEditor Most people are familar with prevent future accidents. contact someone IM Richard C. Tonner .. o ...... News Editor the center of town and its in Students and all citizens need to MEDIATELY!!! ' Joe Silvl...... ~•••••••• u ...... Sports Editor tersections made by Main Sreet be extra cautious and alert when Bonita Brackett Linda Maloney ...... Business Manager and Rte. 104, and the 2 banks, crossing these streets, and Carol Brady Marie Duggan ...... u .. ..Assistant Business Mallager shopping center and bus stop motorists must slow down and be Ca therine Brouillan Kade M.;tson ...... Advertlsing Manager · which are included in the area. far more alert in watching out LeslieJ. Clark Barbara Tobin ...... ~...... Photography Editor' The hazard. in general is caused for people crossing the streets. Phyllis DeArruda Mary Chris Kenny ...... Art Editor, by motorists who drive too fast They should take into con Deborah Devereaux Roz Sidoni ...... ~••••••• OOice Mmager through the t'own. and lIIany sid ration that the amount of Patricia Donahue times fall to look for oncoming time needed to slow down, Laurie Fahey pedestrians. There are several watch, and possibly stop to let Cheryl Fernandes dangerous corners which need to someone cross is minimal. and Jody Ganoe 'ritiq Staff 'radlctionStaff 'hatDgn-ph,Stall be handled in a cautious manner. could so easily prevent needless Janice Girard Carolyn Hamm and are not by many motorists. accidents. Sincerely, Carol Hester Several students who cross these 'Susan Hoyle Ann Hackenson Kathy Bennett . Jim Kelly Karen Kach Kevin Ferry streets daily have complained of Toni Coyne Steve Altier! Ellen KO'ch Kevin Hanron nearly being hit by cars, even Keith Fitzpatrick Carol Ennis after checking before crOSSing. Karen Lucchese E. Susan Sheahan Vicki Smialek Jean McCarthy MIke M:lcHardy' Al Pietrantollio or crossing with the lights. One Doug M~tcFarland all are Eileen McLaughlin Betty JeneWin ,such student was struck by a Nancy Clifford Debra Nancini motorist during this past week. Gil Bliss Fran Reddington She was crossing the minor in invited ... , Nancy Maranhas tersection by Daiker's Florist Debra Mancini THERE THERE ARE NO Norma Medeiros LIGHTS OR STOP SIGNS , Harvest time is here! Kathleen O'Brien On Monday, No-4'mber 24th, at Peg Oray when the accident occured. She :> THE COMMENT is a student supported ~doperated 4pm the communitY ~J"and ofthe Cathririe Parfitt 'ad checked before crossing and wr_~klynewspaper servhlg the academic community of Catholic Center having a Cathy Peters had assumed it was safe, but was are BrIdgewater State College. Editorial policy is determi~ed struck by the car. Even though small celebration of thanks. All Donna Phillips hythe Editor-In-Chief in consultation with'the EditOrial are invited and asked to come to Mary Punch ,she fell to the stl·eet. no effort Board. Re-~ublicadonof aa material pL"inted herein is live and share their thanks with Susan Rak was made by the motorist to help forbidden ~Ithoutthe expr2sSed written p:ermissioil of thO'> Dorothy Ray her; instead he continUed on. us. Edltor-in""'-'hief. Lettors to r:h'" Editor· ~ Theresa Souza les~sLET~~;nMUcousrTag~d The student sustained back in A liturgy shall be given and an are limited to 250 words or but· offering of, gifts made. Most Susan Strzesak SIGNED but • BE- juries. I feel that this accident o names will be withheld upon request. A 11BUb- Laurel Swanson was totally unnecessary, and due important, time for thought, mlttedmaterlal is subject to condensation. AdvertiSln feeling. and being shall be·given Carol Ann Tutela to carlessness and a total lack of rates will be available ~\l:lrsquasr . All . g 'consideration on the part of the throughout the celebrati0ll· sho.Uld b':!!a~dressed to NEC-O~iMENT ~orrldgespondence Come, share yourself; that (more ietters on page 4) State C 11 B Id . ... - , 1:" ewater driver. o ege,. "r ge.. vater. ¥A 02324;, Ext. ,bO v,'3{h. others might share with you. , . November 20, 1975 The Comment 3
Alternative living progrant f slated for 2nd sentesier
by Bill Auger What alternative living means facilities will be- designated as copy of the residence hall regulations for their respective take part in it next year or for stUdents on the hill is a better those closest to the elevators sometime in the future. sides of the HilI.If requested men This program is one step in the way of life. The need to instill a whUe the male facilities wil1 be at The proposal that established living on the Great Hill direction of a more well rounded pride and unity of spirit in our the ends of the building. This may this program was formulated by school and each other, will be a be inconvient at first,but will (women's) side of the residence educa tional atmosphere. The' hall must apon request produce the Alternative Program Com goal that this program will assure privacy to those taking inittee.This committee was constructive unity we now ex achieve. This their ID to [ain admittance.Any perienCA among students will be week· President part in the program. elected by a majority of students fostered and built upon in an Rondileau approved alternative The more than 120 people who infractions will result in im at a general meeting at the living for the second semester 75- have already signed up for this mediate expUlsion from the Hill.Since that meeting,the atmosphere of cooperation. The 76 on both fifth floors of the hill. program have been and will program as determined by the committee has worked closely . Alternative Program Committee There have been in the past many continue to be screened for committee and resident with the resident assistants to would like to express a sincere different ideas and names at eligibility into the Alternative assistants. At that time,the next formulate an acceptable proposal tha~ to the resident assistants, tached to similar programs,but Living Program. Applicants must student on the waiting list will be for a new life style at the Hill. The . for without their help this there has never been the student have a proven record of up notified of a vacancy in the structure of the committee program would not have been support and concern that was so standing conduct and be in good program. . government is as follows.Seven possible.Any questions or evident in the proposal submitted academic standing. The com Fifth floor freshman on both males and seven females,a total suggestions that may arise the to President Rondileau. The committee members would mittee that was elected by a sides of the hill are excluded from of fourt~enon the committee with constructive unity displayed by a gladly respond to. majority of students involved in the program. There was a general one male and female chair large percentage of male and the program, will screen ap agreement among freshman to person. These fourteen people are Chairpersons are Bill Auger and Sue Lowry. female students concerning plicants as well as Resident move for the benefit of this responsible for the im Committee members are: Alternative Living is a major Assistants at the Hill. program. Their generous offer to plementation of the program. New factor in the establishment of this Chris Matoske There are certain guidelines move was very much ap elections will be held second program. for harmonious living that preciated. Whenever possible semester after the moving in is Mike LeHave What this program entaiIs,as everyone in the program will freshman shall keep the same Mark Mastrioni completed. The fifth floors on each Greg Chi villi some may already know,is the have to conform to. The ob roomates if desired. The com~ side of the Hill shall have three Walt Driscoll changing of room arrangements servation of the residence hall mittee members will help in males and three females on a on both fifth floors of the hill,so BrianHaIl ... rules by aIl,is mandatory. moving and painting fpr those comm~tteealong with ·one that male and female students Therefore men in the Alternative who request aid.The committee Pat Naper chairperson. This committee will Diane Balser shall resicde in every other Living Program on the women's students in the program and the work in cooperation with the room. Tha t is the' basis of this side fifth; floor would have to resident assistants,all express a Gail McGinn Resident Hall Governments. The· Glennice Lomouaux program now earmarked for abide by the present rules of sincere thanks, once again to the present residence hall govern second semester of this year.The Janet Pierce residence in addition to the freshman who have helped make ments will continue to have Becky Dow toilet and shower facilities will program's polocies and vice this Alternative· Living"Program juridstiction .over those floors in however be senerate.Fp,nHI1" versa.All students will receive a possible.We hope ·freshman will all residence hall policies. Alternative L IVlnge·· • Survey
by E. Susan Sheahan
Recentlt a nuber of students have had a hard enough time Q: Do you think it will work or entire dorm and not just on your our rooms, obviously. We've just primarily from Grrat Hill were getting used to their schedules di you anticipate any problems own side. It could bring about gotten to know all the kids on our asled a number of questions and college life in general with the program? better communication among all floor and when we move we'll be pertaining to the Alternative without haveing to readjust to The general opinion was that residents of the Hill and also scattered throughout the dorm. Living Program. This is a new neighbors. Students have the program will work but only make it a much better place to We~vefinally become settled in program being p~tinto effect on put time and money into their ,yith certain stipulations. For live. Aside from the general our romms Many of us have just both 5th floors 0 at the hill this respective rooms which now axample, the students involved in resident student population there finished painting and buying coming semester, where every seems a waste when they have to the program must be totally are some students who are just as accessories to match the color of other room will be occupoed by move out of them after only one lincere and responsible for things involved in this program as those the room. Our new rooms male and female students. The semester. If roommates are running smoothly. Hopefully the who are actually taking part in it. probably won't be the same color following is a list of the questions being split up how do they decide screen of applicants will take care They arc the Resident Assistants and so we'll have to start all over asked ant the replies recieved in on who gets certain things that fo this. No problems as such are who are in charge of the program again. Next year if this succeeds this poll. they both helped to buy for their expected although a few students and the Fifth Floor Freshmen and we're allowed to become part Q: How do you feel about the· f90m ; , whasas one question that felt there might be'students from who must give up their rooms for of it,-the upperclassmen will idea of the Alternative Living arose. lower campus coming up to look the program's benefit. I talked to probably have preference and Program going into effect on both around and see how things are these people on the girl's side, after all we've sacrificed we may 5th floors at the Hill next Q: Should freshmen be ex- going. "The students have asking them a few more specific still not be able to become in semester? eluded from the program? worked hard to get this program, questions dire~t1ypertaining to volved in it. Q: What was said Generally most of the students Yes. They aren't old enough to they deserve it and w.ill continue certain aspects of the program. to you when you met with the interviewed were in favor of the be involved in a program of this to work hard to make it suc They are included inthe following. Resident Assistants and the program except for a few nature. Some of them are too cessfu"" said one junior girl. It To the Freshman: Q: Are you· Alternative Living Committee? students who didn't really care as immature. They aren't really was stressed that these must be totally against this program? We were kind of indirectly told long as they weren't forced into involved in or considered a part of sincere. This is the last step in al No, in fact, most of. us really we were being immature and we participa ting. Some sophomores this school anyway. They have no 10Qgprocess If t is the final test like the idea. Some of us don't were bringing up picky matters ~. woh were at first very interested academic standing as of yet. and if it is· not successful want to b~involved but we still that were of no real importance. in the program are now No. They are a part of this Bridgewater wilJ not see this aren't against it. We do realize They came right out and said we desagl'eeable to the final school. That's no reason to type of program again fo r many that in the future it will be to our weren't at all involved in the pro)Josal plan of the program, exclude them. They are enrolled years to come. benefit. We were just upset at the program. We're being thrown . take classes and live in the while many students feel It dormitories. and even though it's way the upperclassmen .went out of our rooms but we're not about it. Q: What aspect of involved! We were also told we should have been postponed until not on all floors It. doestnvo . 1 ve th Q.' What do you feel are the ftlathe faU semester. goSitive and negative aspects fo a how they went about it bothered were given a new room for a Q; Why would you prefer to e whole dorm. h h you? We weren't told anything semester with no guarantee that wait until the fall semester? Q: Do you think it will work or rogram sue as tis? .. about it. It seemed they were we'd have the same room for the do you anticipate any problems The positive aspects were rrhere were many reasons thoughtto definitely out weigh the doing everything behind our ' second ,semester of the year. . f thO Id rt with theprogram? We 'rhey also promised, even gIven or IS sue h'tas 1 cou sp 1 I .. th t negative'and were the only ones d backs. were being thrown out up roommates this .causing The genera OpInIOn was a of our rooms and told nothing guaranteed that when we had to mayve some hard feelings later the program will work but only iscussed. No one really felt there about it. We weren't allowed into move they would· help us carry towards one another. Also many withcertain stipulations. For were any negative aspects. It is a any of the meetings and when we our things down and paint our students have just gotten used to example, the students involved program much needed on this did finally get into one, we were rooms. Now we've heard that r . d in the program must be totally campus. Many students have to teoh ther s t u den ts Ivmg aroun f grow up a ll'ttle an'd learn to allowed only to listen and not to they aren't being forced to but it ". 'II h t d' t t sincere and responsible or . is advised they help us. We just them and they ave 0 a JUs hI accept responsibility. The speak. Q: W Q: ,What is your moving into a new section witho. things running smoot y. main complaint aside from not different neighbors or new Hopefully the screaning of ap- program should help out here. IT ,being allowed to participate in the (continued on page 10) neighbors moving into their plicants will take care of this. is also felt you would get to know program? Being thrown out of sectio~.Some of the Freshmen Problems ma~ymore peo.~lethroughout the
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By Richard Tonner Tom Turkey has a long, rich heritage While usually associated with Thanltsgiving is a day many Americans give thanks for the gifts they the Pilgrims first Thanksgiving, wild turey fossils found in America go back 40 million years. Named for its "turk, turk" call, the EasternwiId seem to overlook each d~y.While it's origin is disputed by historians it is generallv.l\cCf,Dted tna,Ahe Massachusetts Pilgrims gave thanks in a turkey was capble of speeds up to 55 m.p.h. for as far as a mile andusually . (orm ot prayer and feast one year after their arrival at Plimoth. The roosted in evergreen grees. Although the turkey is the accepted cusyom has transcended time and many features which brighted the Thanksgiving symbol today, the wild turkey has been extinct in New celebration on that grey. November noon in Plimoth are in evidence England since the 1800's. _: today. Severa] old, New England recipes apprear on our tables at the Had Ben Franklin had hiw way the turkey and not the eagle would' meal, often considered the highlight of the day. Autumn hues decorate represent the country. (Good 01' Ben always was' too far ahead of his. fune our homes, recreating the fall mood of the original feast. Bittersweet and for his countrymen to appreciate him, be· it in science or politics}. Indian corn welcome visitors who anticipate a day of family get:togethers Have a Happy ThanksgiVingU and jovial conversation. Many elements the Plgrims enjoyed, though somewhat:modernised act as the sole remiIiders of the first Thanksgiving. The Editorial Board. While we still realize the last Thursday in November is time for feasting, if the Pilgrims were here to witness the present festivities, their confusion might force them to swim back to Amsterdam. The day of prayer and splistic celebration has given rise to the Wellesley vs. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Needham rivalry, and Butterball Trukeys from the supermaket. Many peole no longer remember the "thanks"in Thanksgiving, or the true purpose of the settler's communion. Cracking nuts to a t. v. football game LECfURE SERIES is an accepted form of mernment Pepperidge Farm, Table Talk and the Green Giant replace the recipes Pilgrim women toiled days to prepare. Even Grandma has learned to cut corners "on the hearth": baked goods are sneaked through the back door, she no longer·frets about gravy or unlit candles, and her friendship with Ocean Spray is renewed. Funny
to~,her aJ)ron.see~c~eanerevery year. Instead of children reflecting on the' mlra~fesof Harvest wealth they gleefully watch the Macy Parade on television. The Ritz and the Colonnade tempt the lazy with an Olde New England Feast, a challenge to the communal 2 p.m. dinner. Pum pkins, corn stalks and turkeys were functional then, now they create a mood we cannot do ourselves. The florist arrives with arragements, John Buckley sporting can-o-nine tales, and paper, smiling, turkeys and hybrid flowers that almost appear artificial in perfection. Who ever heard of smiling ~~ .. . Anyone with a sense of tradition,' values· NormanRockwell's in terpretation of Thanksgiving. Grandma's soi1edapron and lit candles on by Dan Beksha the table. The Pilgrims would be horrified at our lack of propriety, yet as "trend-setting" Americans we have created traditions of our own. There The newly formed Political With this huge deficit,'Mr. is nothing wrong 'or evil with the Wellesley-Needham game, hybrid Science Club sponsoring their Buckley said cuts had to be made. plants, or Geen Giant frozen vegetables. It is when we become immersed . second successful lecture of the A denial in cost of liying. in by totally modernized elements of the holiday that we lose the spririt of semester' brought Massachusetts creases to' state employees and giving "thanks". The first settlers established a day westiotilo{!elebrate, Secretary of Administration and public assistance recipients was recalling the purpose and time tested traditions of the originaL holiday . Finance John R. Buckley to the first move made by the new The :Pilgrims I might be~lightedvisiting our homes 'on -Thanksgiving, B.S.C. last Thursday evening. administration. This.was fiot but let's turn a page back and seek to return or at least not forget, the Over 100 people braved the enough, however, and Massa basic "thanks" in the word Thanksgiving. lements of a rainy night to hear chusetts had to go to the bond Mr. Buckley speak on the Fiscal market in March for the first time Crisis in Massachusetts. ever. The new taxes in liquor, Their was only one slight meals and cigarettes were also problem when it came time for. the result of the huge deficit the scheduled 7:30 lecture, where which the state had to finance. was Mr. Buckley? He arrived With all their problems Oscar Handlin Lecture only a few minuteS late, but the the Govenor now had to for- by Marianne Boisvert . reason he was late c)early mulate a budget for flsca176. Mr. demonstrates the long and tiring Buckley said the new budget Last Thursday. the History schedule that he keeps. He had which was signed last week left Club sponsored a lecture by Dr. that the colonists were not as spent the day in NeW York trying his office with a 300 million dollar Oscar Handlin on "The intent on revolting against to convince the Wall Street tax . , Relevance of Revolution". Britain as on causing events to money men that the With all their problems the Dr.' Handlin is an eminent revolve;back to the time when Massachusetts economy is now Govenor now had to formulate a historian from Harvard taxes were less oppressive and sound. He and people such as bi~getfor fiscal 76. Mr. Buckley University who has 23 books to his relations with England were Govenor DukakiS-t Treasurer saId the new budget which was credit.He is best known fQr his more friendly. Robert Crane', Senate president signed last week left the office research into the social history of Finally ,Dr. Handlin stressed Kevin Harrington and sPeaker of with a figure of 3 billion 300 the United States,with the motive as an important factor in the house Thomas MCGee wanted million attached to it and ~.700 problems of the immigrant as his judging uprisings· as to assure their people that the million dollar tax package. The Inclosing his address a tired main emphasis. One of his best revolutions , be it the American state's notes and bonds were a end product he stated 'Was cut 'to ,looking. Secretary Bucktey'who known works,'The Uprooted',won Revolutiou or a military over good investment. 3.13 billion inexpenditures,tbis .' had?bvlOusly-had_a long: rigorous him a Pulitzer Prize in history in throw in Chile. In his opinion,not Mr. Buckley opened by saying being 380 million leSs than' in day tn representing out "state said 1952,and is today considered a every attempted overthrow of a that the Dukakis administration fiscal 75. He commended the~simply-that it's-been a.longand classic. government can rightly be faced a 316 million dollar deficit .GeneralCourt for facing up to.the . difficult year for the state Speaking on the American called revolution,for one must wh~~they starting formulating realities o~budgeting. Mr. legislature as well as for the Revolution,Dr. Handlin reviewed first look into the motive of the pohcles last December after the Buckley saId the major cuts people of Massachusetts. He some of its unique aspects and action todetermine if it is indeed election. This deficit was due to c~mein Human Services and said he felt very strongly that how the events of 1776 affected a 'revolution'. m~nyfactors, the major ones hlgher .educat~on.He said higher Massachusetts again, now has a later revolutions,like that in The History Club wishes to bemg an overstating of revenue educatIon whIch had gotten in- strong fiscal base, and was in France. ., thank all who attened Dr. Han· by the Sargent administration as creased in 74 and 75 of about 20% better shape tha.n it has been in One of his major points was dlin'S lecture and we would like to well as their under funding of the now was cut back 8%. . years. After taking' a few that one must be aware of the two take this opportunity to invite all . welfare system. These two things . I predi~tingthe future there questions Mr. Buck:ley and his meanings of the word to our next lecture on Dec. 3, when were amplified by the overall WIll ~ , I!l fiscal 77, little ex- admiriistrative assistant Dave 'revolution t: to revolt or to Prof. Culver will speak on the recession in the Massachusetts' pansIOn, WIth more cut backs in Flynn (former director of revolve.1t is Dr. Handlin'S belief atom bomb. economy. the area of welfarea strong Planning and Development at possibility. BSe) ended a long day...... ~...... REUNION for all who who went on the Find out more about Media at Bse ! Coed Recreation Association's December 2, 11 :00 am. FRANCONIA NOTCH TRIP QI4t Q!nmmtut meet in the Union Demonstration room WBIM & in rooms s.U. 205, 206, 207
at 7: 30 with your slides and pictures HARDTIMES Coffee and Do-nuts after viewing we'll go to the Rat.
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ANS:Well,we agree that the closer contact with their parents Well,there you have it,the 56 commuters, Worcester univp.rsi~. positive aspects do in fact out than upperclassmen are. opinions of a number of students ,...... ;;i;;i;i;;.;.;;..;;.:....;;iiiiiiliiirl ...... ioiioiiii ----- ...... ----- __ .... number the negative and that .it QUES:Why is the program being in relation to the new Alternative T- S HI RTS will take a lot of getting used to initiated now? Why not wait until Living Program being initiated on both on the fifth floors and the the fall semester? both fifth floors of the Hill next you to remember Bridgewater four floors that will not be co ANS:Waiting until September semester.Ther will be 120 for by ed.We feel there can be a lot more was one of our major con~ · students,GO males and 60 communication among students siderations but there were many females,directly involved inthe It. blue with dk. blue this way and that it can break reasons for doing it now.Students program. The other 480 residents down many of the student's have been trying desperately for of the Hill will also be involved It green with dk green , frustrations. The living conditions three years to get a program like ,although indirectly., No one on both. sides of the dorm,but this and the student support is so actually knows how it will work pink with cranberry especially in Durgin HAALL strong right now that it would out. This is the last and most COULD VERY POSSIBLY' IM have been very disappointing to important step in a long and tan with brown PROVE.It will be more conducive have to wait,Some of the en tedious process that has been in to a regular Jiving situation thusiasm might have been lost the working for three years because so far students have been and thus the progrram could only now,and it is only a brought up in the home where suffer. test.Hopefully it will be a suc there are both males and QUES: Will this year's freshman cessful'lest and .its outcome will females.If the student was living be able to get into the program be for the better of all the in an apartment he or she might nexv year or will juniors or students who live in residence very well have people of the op sen~Jrshave preference? halls a t Bridgewater. .Who posite sex. living next door and we ANS:We can't really say but it knows what the future holds for don't see any differnce between would seem only fair that those the Alternative Living Program the two. One of these RA's lived in students living here now would at BSe? The students have the a coed dorm at UMASS and felt it have first choice.Next year,if it chance now prove it can work.lt was quite successful there. She succeeds this yearlthe entire is in the .hands of those 120 thinks it could be as successful dorm will probably carry the students as to whether or not here. program so there should be no Bridgewater will in the future AT BRIJ),GEWATER QUES: Why weren't freshman problem getting into it. have both men al\d women living Orders can be placed at'the toble allowed to participate? QUES:Do you anticipate any in the same residence ANS: First of' all,in our problems with the program? halls. Whether you are lor or opinion,we feel it should not be ANS:No,not at this point.These against this program let's wish in the. S.U. Lobby closed to freshman. They are just students will have to abide by the them Juck for the benefit of those as much a part of this school as dorm rules of whichever side they stUdents who' would like to be across from the Bookstore. anyone else and shouldn't be live on.For ,example,male guests involved in such a program in Fri.' Nov. 21st t excluded from any programs of the guys on the Great Hill side the future. But the word Coed has a sort of must ,be escorted up just as male Mon.' N.ov. 24' and Tues/ N.ov.25 th bidden meaning that suggests gues\S »ut:the ; girls, must be something that might not be 'estorietl. There will be also a list . 9:~- 3:00PM": considered desirable .• t was . ~------..----.-.--'-.- ..-.~.- ..-.~.~~.~.~. 6 The comment
the arts "equus" : exposing the unravelling psyche
EQUUS at the Wilbur Theatre,Boston. In performance November 18th t.o December 27th. Written by Peter Schaffer. Starring Brian Bedford.
In a word, EQUUS is riveting. Fro~th~~peni~g sc~~e,.one is thrust into a surreal world - where the ever mdistmct lme diViding madness from sanity crumbles completely. Dialogue bridges time; the past becomes now dreams are real and God is a horse called EQUUS. Now, 1_
know that so~ndsa bit heavy, but a romantic comedy it)sn't. - What kind of theatre,then,can we parallefEquus to? One thinks im
mediately of a-dramatic form called "epic.theat.er" in w~ch.theact~rs relate directly to an audience, as opposed to acting out sI~a~lOnswhi~h an audience can view impassively. There are further criterIon for this form but EQUUS eludes them. IN addition, EQUUS comes up with a few
t~~ltsof. its own, which set it apart from anything I, at l~ast,have ever seen done on a stage. Still confused? O;K. Bare facts time. EQUUS has dropped into the Wilbur Theatre for a six week run. Written by Pet~r
Schaffer, it is essentially the author's attempt to develop' a ~ontextm which a rather shocking crime can be understood. The crImE; mvolves a 17 year old boy who blinds six hoses with a hoof pick. The crime has a basis in reality (the bare fact of the crime was related without elucidation to the author by a friend of his) but the play itself is fiction. Presented as a case history, and developed through a question- answer period between the boy and the child pyschiatrist assigned to the case,the drama emerges in the psychiatrists attempt to probe the boy's psche as, through dialogue, we are made witness to the real world of what happened and the fantasy/dream of the boy's motivation. The stage is bare, the action is devoid of properties and mime plays an integral role in the development. Within this structure, audience focus is manipulated effectively, giving Hartford Ballet to Perform the playa non-stop pace. Any attemptto expand on this manipulative technique would neces!Jitate a lengthy discussion of "dramatic forms". Suffice to say, it works. (An interesting sideline, courtesy of Dr. Stephen With an effort that glows with of cloth becomes a horse, a Levine goes something like this: the author has a twin brother, Anthony, inspired selectivity, the Program queen's cape a baby when dan- who wrote a play called SLEUTH. Both plays deal with two characters , Committee will proudly present cers Jeanne Tears and Thomas who complement each other to the extent that the two become one) The . : the nationally - applauded Hart- Giroir create in Anthon, Judous acting is. s.uperb,· with absolutely stunning performances from Brian ford Ballet Co. in a 2 1/2 ,day "Little Improvisations (1953) 'BC&ord (the child psychiatriSt) and Dai Bradley (the child). Ho~ are residency here at Bridgewater playful scenes from c}rtM·hood. portrayed by men wearing' stylized metal, heads, their movements len State College beginning (Music, by RObert ::;humann - ding credence to the illusion. To the credit of those resPonsible (John December 8th. The Company is "Scenes of Childhood".) Dexter and John Napier respectively)~staging and lighting are treated one of the nation's leeding Leggieros, choreographed by the very subtly, such that transitions are smooth and effortless to the point of chamber- size ballet companies. world's greatest da~ clown, being almost unnoticeable.' All in all} it is 'one; of the finesttheatrical . Under the energeoie artistic Lotte Goslau., follOW$ in. a ctmr- "pieces I baveeverseen and well worth the trip north.· '. seeit!! . direction' of MicbaellTt'wUaince ting of the fads and foibles of, the . ICSldp Maloney . July, 1972, the yOOng,JJ~essional 19th century in 13 delightful ~~y _.~:·froma. vignettes. Music'for Leggieros is sciJooj"of ballet that was founded Bee tho v e n IS' , D i a be 11 i ., in. 1960 .in.paffli>rd,.Conn;;The .. ·Variati~.HClosing the program' purPose ofthe' trOuPeis ~ present_ is.the special inclusion of Uthoff the finest dance choreOgraphy in ' . and :mnid Lynn's Nutcracker Act both the classic ballet and modern II, with music by Peter Illyich .. dance tech·niques..' . Tchaikolfs~. Dancers in the 18 - member. The calender of events for the company have been drawn from Ha'rtford Ballet's residency is as major troupes throug~outthe follows; Dec. 8th at 12:00, a world and from the School of lecture-dem to happen at Hartford Ballet During the 1975· Massasoit Commuriity College, to . 76 season; the cQmpany has been be followed by a workshop at engaged for one of' the'most ex- Bridgewater.State COllege~in~' tensive tours of any ballet com- . late ·afternoon. Dec. 9th - 8:00pm pany in the nation, one that' will Full performance al:-uie'student take the Hartford dancers from . Union Auditorium at Alaska to California, and from Brodgewater State College~ South Dakota to North Carolina. Tickets are $1.00 for students and $2.50 for the general public and Michael Uthoff became artistic can be purchased at the Student director.pf the Hartford Ballet in Union Info. Booth. Dec. 10th - The the sum- mer of 1972. A native of Company will present a special the Chilean National Ballet, Mr. children's performance at Uthoff has choreographed over a 10:30am in the Student Union dozen ballets in the neo-classic, Auditorium. Area elementary romantic, and contemporary students will be in attendance but styles which have become the all are welcome. Price for those foundation and trade-mark of the except the children - $.50. In- Hartford Ballet's repetoire. eluded in the children's per- Additionally, he has created formance repetoire will be works for the Juilliard Dance Uthoff's tribute to the tremendous Ensemble, the City Center Jof- influence folk dance has had on frey Ballot, the Minnesota Dance 20th century ballet, "Maregg zeic Theatre and Ballet Clasico 70 of Dances". The opportunity to see Mexico. this volatile, exciting young The program for the Dec. 9th troupe should not be missed. All performance will include Uthoff's interested shoultl acquire tickets own "Brahms Variations" (1974) early for this unique ex perience, with music by J.S. Bach. A.piece as it looms to be a sell-out.
An Evening of Wom~n'sPoetry
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... Monkey see,Monkey get down to it? .. This banana may be hard to swallow, but the monkey's man crazy,according to psychologist Maurice by Gil Bliss WBIM/FM TemerJin, who says his adopted daughter-chimpanzee has become an embarass.ment to him. It seems that daughter Lucy attacks almost any Last Saturday night at the I have rarely seen an audience would not let him go however, so man who walks in the door with outrageous sexual advances. The Music Hall marked the rp.hlrn to that paid such rapt attention and he satiated their inter minable psychologist says that he raised her in his own home,just as he would a the Boston music scene of respect to a performer. There are appetites with a beautiful daughter ,and that "he began to love her with reservation. Lucy and I the talented Singer songwriter very few recording artists acoustic offering of the classic ~ere.onespirit," says Temerlin in the current Psychology TodaY,adding . ryming ,smiling Paul Simon. capable of commanding such "Sounds of Silence." at tImes I had the feeling that Lucy was as much a part of me as was Alter a 45 mmute delaY,Simon attention,wHh Taylor,- Simon's v:ersatility was (my son). When Lucy passed puberty,she took an inordinate interest in opened acoustically with a lifeless Mitchel1,Stevens mp.mbers of this nothing, short Qf ancredible,both magazines that displayed pictures of nude men,and even "stroked the "Me and Julio Down by the SP!ectgr.llWl).;SiU'uJn _ ~penedthe in his mode of performing and in photographs while making low,gutteral sounds akin to those she utters Schoolyard" (same opening on second set acoustically again,this his selected offerings to the when she sees something delicious." Interestingly,Lucy also seems to his live album) ,and continued time hitting the audience hard crowd. Simon and Garfunkel have demonstrated a built-in taboo against incest,which TemerItn with the Simon and Garfunkel with solid renditions of fans,people who liked his solo concluded is biologically based. But when it comes to "other men,the 90 , favorite, "Homeward Bound." . "America", "Duncan." "Mr~albums and new admirers are all pound chimp in more than just friendly. That fact,Temerlin says has The next song, UMother and Child s.Robinson," AND ",'iQmething - "musically. appeased: while Simon "disconcerted Fuller brush men,Bible salesmen andcensus takers who Reunion",from his first solo ef- so Right:" The attendant 'is- dj)l'~·tO'b"rldge the contextual happen to knock on our door." Take heart, Lucy. We're sure that some fort,lacked the needed backup musicians were not flashy,but gaps between such diverse help it had reCf!oivedon the album. were effective,especially on the musical subsuma tions as lucky guy who likes his women hairy will go posi tively ape over Lucy as Fortunately,an impressive new Simon song,"50 Ways to gospel,folk and soft-rock with his monkey-mate .... and with The Howard CoseIl show floundering in the backup band appeared at this Leave yor Lover." Simon's gospel admirable ease. Paul demon ratings,look for a desperate ABC to line-up the monkey marriage as a point,1eaturi~Hlgn lvicCracken proteges from Chicago, the Jesse started why he has long been sports spectacular with live commentary by CoseIl and Gowdy cov~ringon guitar ,Dave Sanborn on Dixon Singers,came on stage to regarded as an outstanding the post-nuptial spastics ... sax, Toots Thielmann on har- help Simon with the rousing musician and songwriting and ... and more monkey business. This time on the set of the in monica, ( all impressive studio gospel,"Love Me Like A Rock." accomplished the underlying
production, updated version of "King Kong." Several black actors have musicians) and others,including a They then performed two < num- motive of all concert per~ charged movie executive Dino DeLaurntiis with using racist casting four-piece string sec tion.. They bers of their own and helped close formances; he sold me a copy of practices for the new production. One black actor,Gammy Bur rendered justice to four new with "Bridge Ov.er Troubled his new album. After all these dett,complained in a letter to "Daily Variety" that DeLaurentiis' casting tunes from Simon's latest Water."Ihavealwaysbelievedit years,Simon the creative genius procedures amounted to "shades of ye oide auction block." Burdett also album," Still Crazy After Allan artist's privilege to deal with has changed,but fortunately,as said that "a prerequirite for casting was an ape-like demeanor and overly These Years," with the title cut his songs as he wishes,but a the lyric from the "Boxer" long arms ... " reproduced most impressively. gospel version of the Simon and .illustrates- "After changes upon ... Gorillas fail to get it on .... Zoo officials in Sacremento have just. about Paul closed the first set with s Garfunkel· ,.anthem ., Nas un- changes, we are more or less the given up trying to inspire a pair of gorillas to parenthood by showing solid version of the "Boxer" fortunately . contextually same ...... " culled from the final album of the inappropria te and suffered them an x-rated ape film. The 10 year old gorillas,Chris 350 pounds and folk duo. greatly in this new reading. Suzie 150 pounds, were born in captivity and have never learned how to Simon encored with the entire make love. Bill Meeker,director of the city zoo,says that about the only crew on "Gone At Last" and reaction to the film is that Susie chases Chris around the cage for a \_.,; returned with a- secondnum- " " " Oh while .. well,maybe she's not his type ... '-"~ber,"American'Tune," ac- ... news from the musicmuse ...Springsteenfans needn't worry about a companied only by, the string sudden paucity: of new creations from their fave,as the L.A.Free Press : " ' :~~~~~e.t,The.~nergizedcrowd', reports that Bruce has as many as 30 rough-drafted songs in the (!8n.; ,.' Because ofPaul-gimon's succ~ssfulstinfasa television host recently, he has been set to star"in liis oWn t.v.' speciaL It's .aptly called "Smilin~> Simon" and is' scheduled for' prOduction riext Mardi. Old Sounds of Silence can't take a step any longer without his attendant moneybaru; ,: _Dicti9nary drooling out their noisy,jiggling syllables ... The Kinks in Boston December.4th,will bej~",by",.eQ~ia;r..~'Ile~l~ " , " .", ' with ,theirc;abaret4heater st)'led FQCk.,Harley, very, " , sea; ex.;, 1•• ' Lesson'N o. 3 should proVide dynamic entertainment to add to the. chaos and, control
tha.t is.the inimita,lJle Kinks.:,.Du~tothe attentioJ). thei~album "Wind on thtfWater" has brought.'regarding:the plight'of~ewhale,CHos~y " , The Holy Ghost recently recieved individual awards from the Humane Society ... Denver's oriental language lessons proved fruitless during his recent In Greek my thology, there is an Japanese concert tOUf.l,lopjng for an a,udience ,sins:a-long,he crooned art that is knOWnas augury which
"Ta'ke Me Home COiintry 1;toads" iri Japanese, b,ut roUGh t~,~~s l:is:in essence, a form of divination. dismay,thepacked house responded in English ... Deja Vu? ... - T~e;David The Greeks believed that the Bowie hit single here in the state,s a few years l;>ack,"Space OddIty," bas Gods communicated by means of been resurrected by RCA to become top of the pops on all three. major omens,birds especially. A person record charts in Britain .... The "Rolling Thunder Revue" reportedly skilled in augury could watch the travels throughout our northeast in a bus borrowed from mother,Frank activities of birds and interpret Zappa ... New releases-The Allman Brother's greatest hits,2,record set these actions into messages from the gods. This belief of which the entitled "The Road Goes On Forever,"containing 17 compositions--Grand Greeks invested a great deal of Funk's 13th,"Born to Die," produced by Jimmy Ienner. Dh ,if wishes faith may seem rather outrageous came true~~DhJimmy Boy,the pipes, the pipes .. new single,'iJimm~"by but don't laugh; the similiarity Bob O'Donnel ab01lt,obviously,missing labor leader James Hoffa.LIkely . between augury and the Holy to succumb to same disappearance syndrome-~Jeff Beck in the Ghost is very striking. The Holy studio,once again with formerBeatle producer Geo,rge Martin ... --New Ghost is often portrayed as a bird continental frinket"Robert Palmer, "Pressure Drop, ' on Island records who brings God's messages to Wiiji'Rrestig~Q~lWlI!from Little Fea t..... : .... exposing article by Pat Kelly men. ThiS,however ,is not the only in>citrre,ht:Ctawdaddy,revealins, the declining James Brown to be a similarity between Greek and
tj~t:fpding: !~st:;QJld gracel~~ly, with' band~embe.rs mutino~sand Christian mythology. There is irteverant towatds the once "Kmg of SouL.. WIlson PIckett leavmg the another Greek myth about a , glitter of Vegas afterfour comfortable 'years to tour ~ndrecord. ~isnew sexual interlude 'between a release' "Chocolate Mountain" ... Arranger and InstrumentalIst for woman called Leda and a swan. Ronstadt's gold "Heart like a Wheel" Andrew G?ld,has his own lp In this myth,the god Zues tran out U Andrew Gold " with a sound and style remimscent of the 64-65 sformed himself into a swan and raped Leda. Now recall the Im Be~tles... New Yo;k poetess of the hour Patti Smith,last see~~oget~er maculate Conception-the Blessed with Dylan at The Other End,busy at Electric Ladyl~ndSt~dios cutting , first album with her band,the Amphetamine Semantics ... BIlly Cobham Virgin concieved of the Holy sliffs off old skin to form new small band with ex·Mother George Duke,ex Ghost,a bird by Stephen Jennings. Santana bassist Doug Rauch and guitarist John Scofield,,: ... Fine cinematic shorts treat at comfortable,unpretentious Of! !he Wall Coffeehouse in Central Square,Cambridge. Serving delICIOUS naturalfruit sa ladsjcookies,and herb teas. Shorts range from comedy-a T(b~ hilarious documentary on Frog Jumping in Calaveras Cou!lty,~o~e beautiful,aquatic imagery of Canadian filmmaker R;yan Larkl~WIth hIS : "Street Musique. These ephemeral wonders shine on ~lthmore AImIU.~~MIJl , crea tivity ,intelligence and sometimes sheer beauty in 9- 15 m1D~testh~n a Dream .Factory product. could never hope to achieve In theIr Rt. 104 Bridgewater I depressing,uninspired verbosity...... Two' young Boston area black musicians,Reginald Hubbard and 2 m~~su~~:nard . Donal Fox will present the complete Brandenburg Concertos of J .s.Bach I at Harvard's Sanders Theater,November 21st at 8:3~p.m. and from the common. . November 23rd at 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $3.00 and are avaII.able at the ! door or by calling 267-7020... Open everyday ... Oceanographer Jacques-Yves Cousteau is begi~ningwok on a new film that should prove to be a superlative detective story. Cousteau 10 to 8. JOSE CUERVO· TEQUILA. 80 PROOF. tof~lm u.~cover ~e ,! plans a year-long project to the truth about legendary IMPORTED AND BOTTLED BY if) 1975. HEUBLEIN. INC .• HARTFORD. CONN.
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should be a smash hit here in I}ridgewater on Dec. 4, 5, and 6. in o~.expansive Stu~ent~nionA:~ditorium. It will be a completely Th,'play is ab~uta group of seven college students who live together realIstic seroom even mcludmg a cedmg, a very interesting and different during the time of the Vietnam war protests and the sexual revolution of concept. .
the late sixties. The play has something to say and ays it in a way that Costumes .ar~be~g .desi,gned and acquisitioned by Brian Libby. The no other play can. It's not about the Vietnam War; Ws not about people ma~eup crew IS ~1Ogcharred by Sandra Ross. The lighting will be living together and not even about people in general. It's about college de~lg~edby Pr,. LeVl~e and:r:un by studentsin his lighting class. The set . students, pal~tI~gcrew IS bemg chaIred by Charmayne McKenzie and Paula "This will be the first itme that the college students have an op AltIerI. Th,e ~?Sembl~Theatre is having one of its' best seasons yet purtunity to see how funny college students are."says director Dr. becaus~,of Its m~,resting and talented members, who working together Stephen Lev.ine. "The four letter words will indeed grab everybody, but 'as ~n ensemble wIll make MOONCHILDREN an educational ex it's an important part of the play and also part of the humour." he con .perl~nce and a professionally done production, 'Unues, "But the humour goes much further than that.'" "In MOON WIthout a doubt MOONCHILDREN will be a step forward f BSC CHILDREN, we can take an inside look at ourselves. 'Like the man says, theatre and thouroghly enjoyable to all who see it Tickets will be°r 1 t · f t f th . on S2£& "What the fuck are we doing here?" nex week m ron 0 . e Booksto;e: $1.50 for 'BSC students, faculty and We mustJ)otforget that this play and any play for that matter is more staff, and $2.50 for all others. Don t forget to look into the revised SASON than just the actors, the script, and tha directors. Much of the success of Package offer: $2.50 to see both MOONCHILDREN and . depends upon the work done by the crews. The set for MOONCHILDREN production "Ah! Wilderness. MOONCHILDREN is for YOU!our sprmg
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ARISE! 8 8 18 18 17 17 down down by by Charge, Charge, with with boots, boots, Mike Mike East East MacHardy MacHardy Minutes Minutes the the layaways layaways faculty faculty to to BSe BSe Bridgewater Bridgewater poles, poles, the' the' meetIng meetIng Bank Bank 1.0. 1.0. bindings bindings from from • • ;""~1~~jf.· ' November 20, 1975 The Co~ment L II , PRE-TH~K5CiIVINqWEt;K Tech Hifi is celebrating Thanksgiving one week early, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November 20-22, so that you can take advantage of incredible . savings before breaking for the long holiday week end . . For exan1ple, you'can save . on a stereo system comprised of a Nikko 2025 am/fm stereo receiver with' fa, 'watts minimum RMS per chan nel at8 ohms from:40 -.20,000 Hz., with no more than '. '.. ,_.. 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Only Dear Mr. Rude- Thank you for PFM: Things do get done, give or "Beanie" knows for sure! • I such a wonderful time at Cabaret. take 3 weeks. Hope your toy Hadam for us. B.C. - M.H. sounds like it always did. Have a BRR-Great Turkey Day. The ,Hans: Hope you had a BHappy Birthday Love, The Super Sue, Mary Ann, Mary Beth, Deb Great Pumpkin and Penny - Thanks for last CLISSIFIIDS Structure Gang 'Thursday night.. It was great, C.H. - Thanx 'for' the heep in smile. wth you. But you're breaking writig our essay - couldn't have To Jack: I fell in love with your Fran my heart because you never give done without you! The Marilyn Monroe shirt. Now I'd it To the nice and cute girls in 206 - for sale me a second glance. I know I'm Irresponsible Athletes like to see more of your wardrobe, beautiful because guys are preferably some cold night. Want Why don't you stop flitting around and let us get to know you. WetU always staring a~me and I know B: Next time you get lost going to warm me up? Joyce's friend - 25.60 by 15 (Volkswagon) studded what the they want•. but I don't to the bathroom, bring a com C.P. be around. M.M.A. Guys snow tires - super condition operate that way! One of these pass! wIless than 10,000 miJes on each. days I'n get the nerve and come TO JAWS and Trisha (who's afaid Bev - Congratulations !!! You've $35 takes both; inquire at Com over and talk to you. Till then .... J.C. - One love maY'be lost, but of heights): Hi! Your "Ladder reached the ripe old age of 20. ment Office or call Kevin at 238- don't give up on the T.P.! Bobbie Holder" misses you. And find me Hope you have the happiest birth- . days ever. Best wishes. Ie your 6534 (Easton) Lynn B.: Too bad you left the will keep you company in the and say' "Hi" sometime. Ree canoe so early, but I guess you meantime. roomies. Unisonic Cassette Recorder kind of had to. I was really hoping Linda H130: Happy 18th. You excellent condition; would like to that we could get together. Oh Windsbeild wipers especially finally made it! Have fun till S.M. - Life is too short to worry sell. Received new one for gift. well,... next time, O.K.?? designed by and for kings. and January anyway. We'll all be about what we're going to miss. Old one rarely used. AC/DC, cost Hopefully we'll have better . queens'! Do you read me? Or illegal then. Love from Peabody. Let's enjoy each other while we $45.00; want $20.00. Two new, timing then! does nothing phase YOU? THE (Linda, Maria, Nancy, Mo, Mo, have the chance. 1 love you. S.M. never used tapes included. KINKY HEART Lisa, Frank, Mac, Slim, Brian, Contact Bob at Comment Office S.Maggie - I care. Friends are Tom, Tony, and Danny) To the large percentage of or Bookstore. good for reaching out to. You've Oh! !! Excuse me - you want to go students at bsc - put your head got a friend! Shalom. Mrs. to the girls roo? You better To the 3rd Floor Rat Pack: Ava between yOur cheeks and sneeze!· - 1965 Galaxie 500 - Excellent Theresa H. watch out or I'll squirt you with a lable watch dog would like to The world will thank you. condition. Power everything, air windex bottle. But it's alright - I apply for the job. I'd need room shocks and conditioning. Must Dear BB:· Towel lady and others, use my windsh ild wipers when and bone. Female dog of a very Pete- let's get out of there sell quickly; $450 or best offer. if you make an effort you may , it rains out. Love, Birdie Turdie viscous strain. A Friend of a Rat someday soon and thanks for all Call 585-2855. find out who the real H.C. is. It's the good times and being my -Lod Lady Mary: H you'd stayed tTo the big "0" of the MML: teacher. Love L.R. "Resume Guidebook" booklet not airplane, bird I or superman, but a mortal; a very special one. the "Little Miss Innocent" you Hope you save a dance for me at tells how , when and where of were last year the BIG H would the Christmas Party! Oh! and you T.W.M. - When everything seems locating job: Prospects, resume It's important that you un derstand why before you try. not have gotten you! 419 G.H. better stop teaching those Jr. high to get you down; just stand up, writing, interviewing techniques. girls that tennis strategy of your take two and hit to the right. - Concise and comprehensive. ARAGORN: Happy, Happy 'W.T.- You and your great ideas! in the trustees room! You're Your Mystery Writer $2.75 Medcon, 92 Taxiera Rd., Birthday. Much Love, Lady Put some expression into it!!! making to much noise The Girl . Stoughton, Mass. 02072 Arwen Your partner in crime (and in- Behind the Desk To the Fireman - too bad the only sanity) . girl that says , "see me" is the ride/riders F.F.- "I'm sorry" is like "I. Hurtin Turkey's on the 5th floor of Iron Fray. the Vearded Wonder forgive you". The words are not Nancy, goodfriends like 'you 'are Great Hill. I thought they were capable of ex- pressing the hearts hard to find, far and few between - the comfy cream puffs. To Ace - Confucious say - Man Ride wanted from s/w Brockton feeling, when they are sincerely thanks for caring - it's good to who says to self, self I says must said. . to BSe. Mon. and Fri.; 8-1, Wed. know someone is really concerned HE. and J. get sent to Colorado love only fire truck. GAGE a d 8-3, Tues.- Thurs. 12-2. Will share - I don't want our new found May IS, how would you like us to De 8oto gas expenses or ·alternate driving Mo- I'm going 0 tell Phil about friendship to slip from our grasps stand in as their proxies? How each week. Call Linda- 587-1512. you sleeping with Kenney for the - o.k.? Ann many carats am I worth? Love Pat G - all your roomies went past two weekends. Whaes the __ ---....:.-----.-..;;...... -=---- 5th in line . home and you didn't use that Is anyone driving to Denver or matter witch chew'? What is Judy PA: Sorry" about the delay; Hope chance to -its full advantage. vicinity after Dec. 18th? My son going to think when she finds out it was a good day; Have a good To Beaver and Gilbert: You think Maybe next time - a secret ad and I will share expenses. H about you shacking up behind year. Ma, Gramps and the kids you are so S.A. At times - mirer interested please call Les - 295- door #1'? It'sa damn sin. Join 535 YNAKITA which will be N.P. for 8187. To the Janes: "Hey Sox - can I be us to do. Always remember that To all my friends - Thanx for The Fonz- Happy 18th birthday you?" Daddy and Miss Landers are keeping me. from going crazy now being an alcoholic is lega1. watching over YOU! ! these last two weeks. Love J.C . . holiday food fair Por-Q-Pine Snorkey - have a Happy Wayne (Cathy) Br. Gobble. DRM·- I'll miss you To Bluebird IT - Let;s take Wayne G - People are not there to' To my Teddybear: You are a over Thanksgiving. Be good you another walk liP to Boy Scout Hill be used or abused. Quit wearing beautiful, sensitive, kind, loving, Holiday foods from around the Turkey!! - only this time be careful not to your mood on your sleeve... world will be served at the In generous, gorgeous, handsome "fall" and get your knees dirty! there's no comfort in self-pity. person and I'm thankful that we ternational Holday Food Fair Happy 27th Anniversary Mom Love Alley-Oov Relax- take time for #1 yourself. being sponsored by the Faculty were put together. "That's the and Dad. Dein Effchen We love you. Wives Club of Bridgewater State way we like it Ahuh, ahuh". Love on Dec. 4. The fair will be held in always, Forever your Kitten the Student Union Ballroom on campus from 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. "PRIM"- Isn't it about time you wrote to "mediocre"? ~ To Frizzy Hill.· and Carnella skiing Ponzoni: Have a Happy Thanksgiving. Love, the Porno Queen SKIERS MAKE MONEY AND Rachel - Whew! Another year SKI FOR FREE!!! over! Are ya gonna miss us?! Organize groUp tours to Burke Mountain from your campus. For Betty: Got any bruises? Did you info call collect (802) 626-3305 to folk dance on Killer's bed? Adelicious Sirloin Stsak Lewis Dean or write Burke You're a true Ginger Rogers! Hill Mountain, R.F.D. 6 ,East Burke, gang plus Vt. 05832 Macea - "Do the Hustle!" goldenbrown French Fries plus . housing Tic, Saturday Night is alright (half left) for dancing. A Secret frosty pilcherbf beel. Admirer 1 Koom for rent in West plus Joe, Life is a bummer, one big Bridgewater; quiet and friendly agony, but we think you're change people. Call Scott, 580-1085. all the salad you want to make. has been for the better. You're Wednesday noon time lunch lost & found buddies (Sax friends) Steak,pitcher of beer.and more. Now only $3.95. To Kim in Rm. #2: Nothing too Sundaythrough Thursday, with· this ad· Book STOLEN! Would the guy Fancy, just something small. who took my book I 'Politics in You're a wonderful "roomie" and States and Communi- ties" from that is all! JAS, AMS, AND SOH the Library Men's Room on Tuesday, Nov. 4th, please drop it To the Bearded Ones: Maybe off in the COMMENT OFFICE or brother Frank get his rocks off in . Bse at the Library Main desk; I need geology but you're the fellars that it. Thanks! play with them. "the unbearded Newton Feabooy one." 1114 Beacon St. 15 Newbury St.; N personals (617) 964-2029 Duck and R.C. - Wishing you Randolph Routes 1 & 128 N snow for your Turkey day! As 493 High St. (617) 535-0414 To the blond haired, mustached long as it stays in Western Mass.! (617) 986-4810 sparky eyed man who wears the . . Lawrence Providence Daniel Boone Buclskln Boots- Killer: Thanx for commg up last '75 Win~r.p.Ave. '1940 Pawtucket Ave. You look' Fabulous,tmndson'te week - How~dYOQ put up with .-(617J 683~1631. . Routes 44 " lA and.grg~t..ap.(l ,I:v.e.,{aUenJn,love...... ~~.c.h,~..r.?~?ie .~'!OJ!lie1.,...... ~.' (401) 434-6040 November 20,. 1975 The Comment 13 Sunshine: Remember the Zoo I love you both. What's going on last Sunday'? Peanuts and pop Sue - Happy 18 and 2 days. The in that apartment? Only To my "sister" in Rm. 2 - Don't let Nancy, Donna, and Robin: When anyone rain your corm may feed the animals but ~oorof 221 welcomes you any "Beanie" knows for sure! on· was the last time you've been places of former employment time as long as you don't become Hadam for us. B.C. parade ... relax, take it easy, (take pollenated? Signed HAlittle bird" don't count! Helen K. an alchie! Love, the sales dept. of it anyway you can get it!) and MBS Sharon Doug P. - I know what you are have a good year .. .iCs . almost Gail, when is your hollow leg over ... U A Forever Friend" Apple, you are loved very I very going through, but you can't let going to get filled. How's Burt much. HAPPY BIRTHDAY to a Deb -.Congratulations on getting your problems destroy you. If I doing? Tell him we said Hi! One D.J.K - Happy Birthday. Still very adorable person. You are your. lIcense. Would you please ca~.makeit, so can you. We'll be these days V. F. is going to ca tch my one, my only, my forever! I stay m 221 more often if you could there if you need us. The Star dancing on the walls? CB you along with Paula. The 535 Love you more today than have the bed instead of the floor? girls. . yesterday but not as much as The Friday Passenger K, - When you invite me out for a MS. Lib - I ttrakes one to know tomorrow! Love you, Candy weekend, do me a favor and leave one ... to: Paul, High St., . To Gonzo Andrea: Happy 19th on Wanda at home. She's a little too Bridgewater 2nd floor. If your so O.K. Sweetheart, Broadway only the . 22nd.. Don't worry about kinky for my tastes. I still can't Gidget - From the light of our handsome, intelligent, fun and comes once in a lifetime so if gettmg gonzo then because at figure out waht you see in her. morn to the noon of our day single--why do you have to ad you're going to start "perking" up least we'll be there this time to P .S. How did you know? you've made my life better in no vertise? All those qualities should for Maxwell you'd better let your carry you out! Whiz it up all you Stonewall one si~gleway. be obvious to everyone you hanging arm down. Then watch can Best wishes. M & M see?'?? Signed, Just Curious. out big times. Forever Yours Tony - I've noticed the stares in Game at the X, Dinner at " Arlene F. ' Jaws - You are one of the nice;t my direction. Follow up on them. . home" Can I spend the rest with Paula, you should stop turning people we know p Glad to hear There's nothing to be ashamed of. you. Maybe 'even the weekend, A.A. on with the FLYER SHIRT To Whomever wrote the personal you didn't get harpooned in New Variety is the spice of life. P.S. hope so. Don't shine your shoes when you prance around wondering about Ree's boyfriend York. The shark and the goldfish Your moustache is sexy. with the dress on 'cept for me Virginia's pad. It's a dam sin! - I doubt if he is your type, Sir! What's the matter with you? (heh heh) Signed, An amused 9/22/73 - 11/22/75 - 2 yrs. and 2 To the very good looking yound HAMICHAEL- Happy 21st ! Does HUum! Hum! One of these days· observer . months of love, happiness, fun, man I saw shooting pool in the your mother know you're a you're going to get caught by V.F. and the foundation of our future. game room on the evening of Nov. trukey? Does she care? Love, doing your laundry. The 535 girls. Happy 26 month anniversay! 5. You have medium brown and a Aragorn Joannie: Have ajolly old time in moustache. You seemed inter ( .. England! Take care and drop me ested and interesting, so let's get One upon a time there was 'this Linda B. Que pasa. Its just one of You are my love and my life. You those things. sorry. a post card (if you have the together. We have a lot in com~ liddle kiddle who offered me a money) W.T. are my inspiration. Just you and me. Simple and free. Life' is so mon and I would like to get to riddle, that I thought I couldn't know you. This could be the start solve. Now I've got that kiddie, Diane kS. of Wood, would you, I easy when you're beside me. mean could you find yourself with Spaceshot- "Ain't gonna rain no Love, 8/22/73 of something big. I've s lved that little uddle and more, no more!" You've been our life will be very happy as we an open evening Dec .. 6th. great - come back next seaso~! in 230 Hill - E.C. & S.J. - You two make a both evolve. Janet Great we're Lind in 130 Happy Birthday. awful angry. Leofran cute couple, but clean up your act Mary: "It's been real!" "Glad, in public because people are Moss : amders - Happy Birthday Guess Who. the mystery's solved!" C.P. and beginning to notice and talk. Are !! Food times Monday night. That's college life: if you can't "Peeeny" your new sweater looks W.T. handle it, you shouln't be here. either of you ready to come out Whose birthdays next (beavers) yet? I thought not. A friend. beautiful on your little volum ~rr.y! Can't wait to celebrate!!! Hope S.W. and e.S.- Sorry you had to your day was filled with sur pulous body! ! Beads and Overalls get involved this past weekend. I prises. The Cleavers (us) S.W. & C.S.: Sorry you had to get 2 years - We has a lot of good Sue Moge' we are following in never wanted. any of this to involved this past weekend. I times and we'll have a jot more. happen. Thanks for all your help. TO 134 Z - I did not hit your car on your footsteps - 'Ah .... yes! 2 never wanted any of this to This is better late than never. I'll glitter queens. It's great having friends like you happen. Thanks for all your help. love you always. "47" purpose. Sorry. Careless driver I love you both. What's going on It's great having friends like you- Numerous sources have To the 3rd, 4th, & 5th floor hillers .: diclosed to me that you are the Sorry about the inconveniencebut Viller - Thanx for coming up last· "Benedict Libby" who put a "The cpnvenience it was Monday night not Tuesday. week - How did you put up with certain personal in tha "Com Niia, Beenie from Wood such a rowdie roomie?' ment" . re,' the sexuality of my of a checkinl! a.ccount boyfriend. Well, all I have to say to you is 1. Yes, he's straight. 2. I Tommy 94(47) - you're just Bill, Thanks for always being earn interest jealous you're not as gorgeous as think! '3. You s-ck! 4. Only kid- there and listening • you know di1.1g.5. Hope you were too. M.P. like a savings account. Guy and that you never get what1 You're right about most of personals. We like your hairy the things you'sve told me - COme in and. inquire chest though! ! ! r nEB . Thanks again - I'm glad I've To the Nigriv: A friendly word of gotten to know you - (a little at advice. Watch it! You're Jean Piere- Did you ever hear a about our NQw account~' least). Twinkles treading on very thin ice. The hor-mone? Star To J oyee Mae How did it feel to To my phantom roomie: Boo & I have your name up in lights on miss you!!! Broadway? It's too bad that your ··GE, .. TE.R.,",. CLASSIFIEDS B~.W~ mouth got famous before you did. Ellie- Congratulations you finally The Star WILL ·25~BANK got a personal NOT BE I NCQ .... ORATED '.8., I. . ACCEPTED ,MoD.• Tue••• W~; • Fdd. thur~" C.P.T .- Eli needs child support. "A.M. ie'6,P.M. R. T. - I know about you and you , 9 A.M. to 3 P..M. from his daddy bear or else he know about me. I like what I see UNLE~S. 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J Novem~r20, 1975 14 The ComD:l~!lt Hockey Pr_ev_i_e_w_= _1~97..---5_1::!S_1_6 ----"l By Kevin Hanron 1975-76 Hockey Schedule The codeword for Bridgewater Last year's leading scorer, Pat State College hockey in 1975·76 is Galvin, will be back in his junior 8:00 Monday November 24 at Babson College "change". Head coach Ed year after accumulating 22 goals at Framingham State College 7:45 Tuesday December 2 .....--"" Connors, in his third season with and 29 assists in the 1974-75 at Fitchburg State College 7:15 Thursday 4 6:30 BSC, has to cope with several campaign. The Milton native will 6 at Worcester State College changes this season, the foremost - center an all-Milton line with Saturday 7:00 Tuesday 9 at United States Military Academy of which is a tougher 15 game freshmen Doug Maiden and Brian 8:30 Wednesday January 7 at New England College E.C.A.C. Division II schedule as Fahey. Framingham State College 7:30 Wednesday 14 7:30 part of an overall 23-game Brian was captain of last 16 Westfield State ,College schedule. year's Milton High team that Friday 8:30 Wednesday 21 New England College Division II opponents made a strong challenge for the American International College 8:30 Saturday 24 7:30 scheduled this year include Bay State League championship, 26 Elmira College A.I.e., Army, Babson, Bryant while Doug was chosen for the Monday 7:30 Wednesday 28 Worcester State College College, Boston State, Elmira Bay State League all-star team. at Lowell University 7:00 Saturday 31 7:30 College (N.Y.), Holy Cross, Another line will feature Brian 2 at Bryant College two Monday February 7:30 Lowell University, New England Hanlon a t center with, again, 4 University of New Haven College, University of New Haven freshmen flanking him on the Wednesday 4:00 7 at North Adams State College Saturday 7:30 and Salem State. The "Bears" wings. The junior assistant 9 at Salem State College will be looking to improve on last captain had 24 points last season Monday 8:00 11 Bryant College 3-8-0 while gaining a reputation for his Wednesday 7:30 year's record against 12 a t Holy Cross College tough, aggressive play. Joining Thursday 7:30 Division II foes. 18 Lowell University Another big change is him at forwards will be Beverly's Wednesday 8:30 21 Fitchburg state College necessitated by the loss of Jim Brian Nelson and Canton's Bill Saturday 7:30 Wednesday 25 Boston State College McKeon, Bridgewater State's Humphrey. at University of New Haven 7:30 career leader in scoring. The Nelson is perhaps the fastest Saturday 28 Natick native piled up 131 goals skater on this year's team, and he and 77 assists in four years before comes to BSC with great graduating in 1975, and will never credentials. In his junior year at be forgotten by Bridgewater State Beverly High, he was the second year for honorable mention on the play the opposite wing on the line. The Bridgewater defensive hockey fans. leading scorer in the Nor Boston Globe and Boston Herald He captained the Bulldogs to corps will include freshmen Ed To compensate for the loss of theastern Conference and the American's All Scholastic teams. second place in the Southeastern Dalton and Chris Smith; McKeon along with ten other seventh leading scorer in In 1974-75, he attended Berwick League in 1974-75, and, despite sophomores Bruce Gilcoine, Paul regulars from last year's squad, Massachusetts. He followed this Academy in Maine, and led the being able to play in just five Kelly and Steve Parker; and the Bears will be dependent on ten pp in 1973-74 by leading the league in shorthanded goals while games due to injuries, tallied 15 juniors Tim Manning and K~vin lettermen while skating 16 Northeastern Conference in the team was chosen as the top goals and 6 assists. Morris. Weymouth's Paul.Kelly newcomers, including 10 fresh scoring and finishing fourth in the prep school in the East. Other forwards include senior was the Bears' top defenseman men. state. Brian was also chosen that Canton's Bill Humphrey will assistant captain Chuck Healey; last season, netting 7 goals in juniors Bob Blackledge,' Jim addition to 14 assists. O'Lea.ry, and Dave Volpe; Captain Jack Foley will be We hope there'll he more· scenes like this ••• sophomores Joe Call, Sean back to handle much of the Heggie and John O'Brien; and goaltendinr this season, but there freshmen John Davis and Don are three freshmen--Vinnie Smith. Greeno, Joe DiPasquale and Among the' aforementioned, MarkSiragusa-to back the senior juniors Bob Blackledge and Dave up. Jack has been the backbone Volpe are newcomers to the team. of the team in his career, having Sophomore Sean Heggie is a kicked out 1438shoUitodate. Vin transfer student from Ohio . Greeno was the All-Star University, while classmate John, goaltender. in the ,Commonwealth O'Brien comes to BSC from·. Conference ,last . year , Boston State after receiving All representing Nashoba Regional ... Scholastic honorable mention Higb,_$chool. _',,;c- . '. ~ from the Boston Globe in 1973-74 As is readily apparent, for his play at Scituate High. Bridgewater ~ f~rcedto con Freshman Don Smi th was solidate these "changes" this Hanover's leading scorer last year. The defense. is certain to season with 30 goals and 17 improve (with four returnees), assists, and made the South Shore while the addition of several fast League All-Scholastic team as skating freshman forwards will well as the Patriot Ledger AlI help out on offense. Scholastic team. • • • instead of like 'this. .-.. Aasistant <::aptaln Chuck Healey (12) rushes puck with defenseman Goaltender Jack Foley reaches high to Pat Galvin backchecks vs. Framingham. Kevin Morris (2) following close behind. make a save • ...) ..~~;""J._.,_ . ~11sl. f .;::J;.. '4 '1. =}I~i.i;:~#!j)' fJ~r;(J!t~ ~!JJij~ihW November 20, 1975 The Comment 15 Basketball Preview 1975-76 by Joe SUvi The Bridgewater no stopping him. The final assignments at i'orward this him.Mark,however,does have the had no experience in any basketball team is coming off returnee from last year is 6 foot 5 season.Every part of Jack's ability to score which will help the organized basketball.He ran probably its best .season ever. a . forward ,junior Brian Par~ game,offensively and defen- team. Mike Gately, like Daniels track in high school.But his record of 21-6 and a berth in the sons. 'Pardo' is tbe biggest sur sively, seem to be sharp and and Skalski played JV ball last running ability is a definite asset NAIA tournament. The outlook for prise so far this year according to toward his overall potentiatCarl this season however is much · Playing with Doug last year on year .Mike is a 6 foot 5 forward Coach Knudson.Brian can score the junior varsity squad and now ..-- sophomore out of Spencer.'Ga~rdoes have a good shot and he goes different.Gone from last year's with his easy jumpers from the · with him on the varsity is 6 foot 5 'is a very strong player and like to the basket very well. squad is all-star forward Gene corner. If Pardo does have a · sophomore Jack SkalskLJack Donahue has the ability to score. One tbing definite about this Walcott (21.7 aver.) ,forward weakness,it is in his defensive "could also see many starting He also uses his strength to good. year's team is that will not sur Matt Mendes (12.1 aver.),guard ability but this has been improved " consistent.Jack could become a use at times in the rebounding pass or equal last year's tor John McSharry 05.5 aver.) and somewhat in the early workouts. nament bound team.Despite the forward Terry Mc Namara (8.5 very good rebound for the teamHe i department. Bill ~afker,junior Leading the newcomers on the optimistic outloo~that comes aver.) ,the four highest scorers on has large potential but if he does from West Chatham,ls a transfer BSC squad is Doug Daniels a 6 have a weakness is his lack of student from Cape Cod Com- during every November, many !the team during the 74-75 it foot 4 sophomore forward out of aggressiveness' which will munity College. He is probably people are realistic when they say season. However, this year's Medfield.Doug will most likely: probably come with time. Both he the ~estpotential scorer among . that the Bears will probably win squad does have its potential see many starting assignments and Daniels run the fast break the blg men on the team. At 6 foot only 10 or so games.It is a fairly despite being relatively inex this year. He is one of the leading well.Mark.Donahue is a 5 foot 10 3,Bill might be at a~sad~antagegood sized team with five players perienced. aggressive players on the junior guard out of Wor- playing center but he IS qUlck and 6 foot 4 or over ,so rebounding There are six lettermen team. Doug is a fine rebounder should not be a problem at all. The returning from last year and six cester.Mark played JV ball his aggressive an~.should be a who goes to the basket well. His freshman year but did not play welcome addItI.on to the Bears also propose to do a lot of newcomers to the varsity, three of only weakness se.e ,ms to be basketball last year and sitting squad.Carl Boen IS a 6 foot l- fast breaking with Jantz, Crocetti whtch played on the Junior putting the ball in the hole. out a year may have an effect on junior from Brockton. Carl has and O'Connor the breakaway Varsity team. Top on the list of guards .DefensivelY in the early lettermen is co-captain Steve workouts the team seem to be Jantz .The quick 5 foot 8 guard spotty but as the season moves from York. town Heights N.Y., is along some of the early problems entering his third year of varsity should be' straightened out. ball.He will be expected to be the Scoring should be' a definite floor leader this year for .the problem this year. The Bears have Bears as well as continue to some fine shooters but most if not demonstrate his great defensive ailare streak scorers.There is no" ability by harrasing opposing one,as it looks now,that can players.Steve last year broke the consistently score 15 or so points record for most assists in a single in a game. Bridgewater also in season and is within reach of early workouts seem to lack the' breaking the career assist aggressiveness to go after the mark.The other co-captain is 6 ball. Maybe again this will come foot 3 forward John in time.All in all however it still GrazewskLGrazew is now in his should be an interesting year. fourth year of varsity ball. He is As far as· the rest of the State expected to do some rebounding Conference goes,Boston State because he is an aggressive who beat out BSC for first place ballplayer under the boards and last year should be a formidable he is also expected to put in a few foe again this year.Mike timely buckets with his soft Sar rield,that wild, 6 foot 7 cen jumper. Big things are expected ter. will be back along" with high of 6 foot 6' junior center Walt scoring forward Jack Crump. Driscoll,another returnee from North Adams, with a lot of last year.According to Coach returnees ,should be tougb this Tom Knudson,Walt has improved year.Salem State ,despite hurting on his ability to score aqi has sligbtly with size,have botb their shown an improved defense· In the very quick and excellent shooting early workouts.In last week's guards back from last year. scrimmage against Suffolk,Walt Finally Westfield,who gave the displayed some pretty hook shots Bears two tough games last which will enhance his offense year, will also be strong this year. considerably. Also returning from Well, there yo.o have it,the last year is 5 foot 11 junior guard basketball preview 1975-76.Make; Steve Crocetti. 4Satch' should see your own conc1usions,predictions, considerable action this year and illusions or dreams .Just should start many games .His remember one thing;last year is best asset is probably his gone forever ... or at least through defensive ability while he is also' this year. good on the fast break situations. Battling Satch for that PREDlCTlON - numbertwo guard spot behind' 9 wins 14 loSses Jantz will be 5 foot 11 senior Mark Jantzie and Pardo talk thingS over O'Connor.Mark is probably the finest and purest shooter on the Mike Sarsfield and a'7C's Walt Driscoll dm'fni l'l"actJ.ce team and when he is hot there is Photos by Barb Tobin r A FINAL LOOK AT FIELD HOCKEY by E.SI.19an Sheahan turned over a few games in". which sounded with UCONN out in front The Bridgewater State field unassisted for Bridgewater but they could have possibly played a unfortunately it wasn't 3-2. hockey team recently ret,!med just little better hockey but always enough as UNHcame out on top 3- Overall in this tournament, the played well against tough from the Reginal tournament held entire Bridgewater team played at UMASS at Amherst and 1. competition.About the middle of exceptionally w~ll.The atrocios Westfield State College. They The second ~~ameproved to be the season they picked up some much more exciting with BSC field conditions brought about a were defeated by UNH in tbe first momentum and managed to meeting UCONN under the lights general feeling of frustration to round and by UCONN in the finish the season quite strongly. on the astro-turf at Westfield all those associated with the consolation game. was not a With the upcoming loss of four It State.While the rain had by this tournament,both players and total loss though as they played players (seniors) .Doreen Quin time ceased the surface of the spectators alike and were a great some of their best hockey this tlIiani,Pat Jordan, Esther Holmes field was extremely slippery.The factor in the final out year in a tournament that hosted and Nalley Golmes,bopefully the BEEARS DEFINITELY. OUT come.Altough the Bears did not 16 of the best teams in this remainder of the team wiD return . PLAYED UCONN throughout the return victorious,lt was a good and Coach Daniels thinks next region,one of the ltlrges~in the entire match.UCONN scored on experience for aU as this was the year looks promising. HThis country. two penalty corners while BSC first tourney of its kind. They got· a The Bears first game was on year's sub.varsity was un took .advantage of a rarely chance to watch and play against defeated and the team as a whole Thursday morning at 9. AM awarded penalty stroke With an some of the better teams in the against UNH.ln the first half they contained quite a lot of dep excellent flick to the upper left region that they ordinarily do not thH.says Ms. Daniels,Hand that wer e not together and although corner of the goal.Prior; to this play during the season but might they held UNH to only· one goal should really help us next year. tf Sue Waletkus tallied once with an in tbe future come up against. BSCis also trying to expand its . B,8C llad play\,d much be~- assist from Sue . . In a quick review of the season ter.'Bridgewater then got .It schedule with the possible ad Wales.Bridgewater was totally Bridgewater started out strongly dition of games against together to play a fantastIc dominating this game playing with a win over Southern Con second half considering the UNH,Keene State and Brown. exceptionally good hockey a~d necticut but then slowe d down a This field hockey team really terrible field conditions. While the leading 12 minutes to.. 3 III bit. The offense was having some air was freezing they continued to deseves a lot of credit for aU the penetration time when WIth 30 difficulty in working together and time.effort and hard work they fight . and trUdge thr~ghthe seconds left in the game VCONN scoring .bU.t throu&hQut the e.ntire pouring rain and the few mches of put into this season.- scored on a penalty shot.This season th~·defen,~ proved to be . Congratulations and .good luck mud that was being called a broke . the tie and the whistle extremely' 'tough.TheBear. next year. field. Sue Walettus scored 16 The Comment November 20, 1975 BSe finishes at 7-3 BEARS EDGE MARITIME 17-14 The Bridewater State football Trinque who has been doing it all team hit the magic number 7 action on the field year kicked a 28 yard field mark in victories'last Saturday in goal,halfway through the third a 11·14 win over Massachusetts periodfor the winning margin. The Maritime to finish off the most fourht period again became a successful year in BSC punt,pass and' kick contest history. Before a cold crowd and a without the 'pass and, kick.The very large gathering of cadets at Bears twice in the fourth period the College FieJd,the Mariners were pinned back deep in their drew first blood scoring with 5 own territory. but luckily. Bill minutes gone in period one, on a 3 'Toe' Flaherty punted the Bears yard run by Harrow to put out of trouble both times. The Maritime out in front 7-0.The final again the Bears 17 the Bears came back with 5 seconds Mariners 14. gone in the second period to score EXTRA POINTS Steve on an 8 yard toss from Bear Washkevich had his usual(?) day Brennan to Steve Washkevich to last Saturday gaining 118 yards on tie the score at 7M7.Washkevich the ground and 35 yards not only ran well Saturday but receiving. Marc Kerble had 68 also received well. The Mariners yards on the ground ... Next year came back however on a 9 yard the Mass. Maritime and BSC pass from Harrow to Davis to put game might be known as the MM back out in front 14M7.The Cranberry ""Bowl...Washkevich score remained that way for carried the ball 199 times for 786 some time as the game turned yards.He caught the ball 14 tim.~ into an exchange of puntM for 135 yards.In total,he had s.Finally with only 43 seconds, fourteen touchdownsto cap off a , left in the first half the Bears super year ... Paul Trinque ended pushed one through for a touch up the season perfect in PAT's' (21 down.Again the magic tandem of _for 21) .He was 5 for 9 in field goals Brennan to Washkevich (ED. and with a two point conversion NOTE I can spell this guy's had 36 points .. ;Bear Brennan name in my sleep) clicked this ended up the season 46 for -98 , in time on a 12 yard pass.At half passing for 696 yards and 10 time the score was knotted at 14- TD's ... In ' the· issue after 14. '-Thanksgiving, the Comment In the second half there was hopes to have special review of only one score but it was the big the season which was 'the best one.Feshman kicker Paul ever'. McCabe and Newkirk lead VOLLEYBALL TEAM .ENDS AT 8-5 The volleyball team closed out The Junior Varsity also team. next season.Inexperience ESC runners its 1975 season with a loss to URI finished up with a ,win over more than anything has hurt and a victory over SMU. SMU. The match was won in two Bridgewater this year. _ Bridgewater's 4 game winning games,15-10 and 15·:-12. The Bears had some '.very Bridgewa ter State's cross streak was snapped by- URLThe The teams will only lose two talented.; players,who hopefully country team reached the Bears continued their latter half seniors,Jay Yucka and Katie now have th~poise that will make national level of cross country of the season surge and played Tyndall,to graduation. With a the difference in close mat running for the first' time ever as well,only URI played better. year of competi tion behind ches~Co-captainsEllieen Tibbetts junior Mike McCabe and In the first game against URI them, there should be good things and Mary Kelleher,and Betty sophomore Scott Newkirk ran for Bridgewater came from a 6-2 in store for the remainder of the J enewin. will be seniors next the red and white in the deficit to tie the game at 7-7.Both year. Chris 'Prendeville, Ruth NCAANational Cross Country teams traded points and the lead Jameson,Rosie Ventura and Championship held last week at until URI scored 5 consecutive Gayle Cameron,currently Franklin Park in Boston. points to win 15-12. sophomores,have all played There were over 600 in Bridgewater held a 6-1 lead at important parts in BSC's suc dividuals and. 40 teams entered the beginning of the second game cesses this year .And Mary from colleges and universities all but URI slowly and steadily DeLourey and Jane Frost are over the country.!t was the first· climbed back. They tied the game freshman well worth watching. time that a national cham 'at 7-7 and then gained the lead The Junior Varsity had some pionship in track or cross they never, relinquished.BSC was promising individuals who shou1d countryhas been held in the east. left on the short end of a 15-8 be able to fill in any open spots on Bridgewater drew a starting score. the varsity soon.Juniors Joan position on the extreme outside 'The Bears wrapped up the Washburn and Donna Macom and because the starting line had season at home against ber,sophs Carolyn Heshler, an arc to it McCabe and Newkirk SMU.Bridgwater was in com Wendy Taylor,Terry Geurin and actually enjoyed the lead for the mand all the way,stopping SMU frosh Jane Urbanski round out the first few yards of the race. The in the first game 15-4.BSC ran up squad.The team was coached for two BSC runners eventually 13 straight points in the second the second year by Rachel Ar drifted back to a position in the game before SMU even hit the nold,aJ;ld management was in the upper half of the pack settling into scoreboard.The final tally was 15- capable hands of junior Barbara their own pace.At the two mile 2 in favor of the Bears,who have a "Sullytl Sullivan and her assistant mark McCabe had a slight lead 8-5 record for the season. JV"s VS. URI Laura Killam. over teammate Newkirk.He continued to add to that lead and at the end of the racehad beaten him by nearly 50 second s.Both,though,had done very THE RED SOX· TRADE weell finishing up in the upper· half of the field which included and other transactions schools from not only all of New by Joe SHv! Egland but from states such as, '-,\ Tennessee,Michigan, Wisconsin Welcome to the second weekly race anyways. The 39 gopher balls field for his defensive ,Illinois,North Carolina,New column called 'Analysis of that he gave up last year puts him in abilities.Putting Juan in center York,New Jersey ,Pennsylvania, trade'.This week features the -'the Rick Wise category but didn't field is like putting wa ... ( '.1 did and California. Sox-Ranger handshake starring Rick win 19 games last year for that before).Beniquez is expected, Scott Newkirk and Mike Mc 31 year old Ferguson Jenkin the Sox. to be the Texas CF for 8 to 10 Cabe were steady performers for s,defensive, specialist Juan Getting Jenkins gives the years.Good luck Juan. Bridgewater State for the entire Beniquez and southpaw Steve Bosox a real surplus of star On the subject of trades I'd like season. Newkirk ran ex Barr and some petty cash ters.Possibly -Moret might be to briefly talk about the two ceptionally well,collsistently near ($100,000).it is a damn good .used for trade bait in the near transactions that happened the top,and taking individual trade.Ever since the World Series future.But as of now Jenkins,Luis Wednesday. Mack Herron was honors in the dual meet against ended Dick O'Connell has been Tiant,BilI Lee,Rick Wise,Roger waivered by the Patriots.Chuck Bryant College. McCabe took harping that he has been looking Moret, Dick Pole, and Reggie Fairbanks stated that Mack was individaual honors in more than for a pitcher who can pitch around Cleveland all could be considered not performing for the best in one dual meet and was BSC's top 250 innings. His first choice was as starters for next year. Mike terest of, the team... The Celtics runner in the Mass. State Con Jenkins and he got him.Jenkins MarshaU where are you?? waived Hank Finkel from their ference Conference Cham despite a so-so ,17-18 record last Juan Beniquez will not be squad.High Hank had not played pionship. The two helped lead year should be a 20 game winner missed.Oh.someone should send a game all year .Now with an Bridgewater to a season of 6 wins for the Red Sox next yeanf he him a get wen card or two when - opening on the squad this might and 2 losses .Both will be retur stays healthy.He was hurt early he fumbles or misplays a ball in make room for third round draft ning for the 1976 season and are last year and by the time he center field next year .AccordIDg choice Jerome Aderson. already anticipating some good returned to top form the Rangers to Texas OWNER Brad Corbett, Next week in this section will times. were out of the Western Division . he is going to put Jua!l in center be analysis of the Jim Plunkett _ Joe· Namatb. deal. .-