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Volume 46, Number tfr \u\ Marist College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. April 6,1995 Committee voices opinions DUNK HIM! DUNK HIM! on Freshmen Curfew by ELIZABETH BROPHY over the visitation policy. "They want to encourage us to Staff Writer study more," said Louis. During the summer of 1994, One of the main reasons that the- policy number six, on visitation committee received for the imple­ rights, was added to the Resident mentation of the visitation policy Student Regulations Policies and was that it will create a more pro­ Mission Statement written in the ductive studying environment in the 1994-1995 Marist College Student residence halls." Handbook. "We understand their argument," This visitation policy, which is said Louisi "We can appreciate their often referred to as the "Freshmen concern, but we are trying to let Curfew" has become one of the them see that the policy sometimes major controversial topics of dis­ presents a definite obstacle to us cussion among Marist students, par­ when we are doing work." ticularly, the freshmen class. The committee has presented Although nothing in the hand­ both a petition with 400 signatures book suggests that the. visitation and a proposal for compromise to policy is geared towards freshmen, Dean Cox.. it has been enforced in the fresh­ They are trying to. make it clear men residence halls with stringency. that many students have become Concerned about the myriad passionate over this issue and that questions and the passionate, discus­ there is a need for compromise. sions, that he heard among his fel­ Both Conte and Santiago said low classmates, Leo Hall Resident: they feel that the faculty and ad­ Student Council member Louis ministration have been open-minded Santiago, with.the encouragement so far. of his Resident Director Anthony Although they sometimes be­ Fusari, and his fellow council mem­ come discouraged by discrepancies bers, formed the "Twelve-thirty in the information that they are re­ Visitation Policy Committee." ceiving from different faculty mem­ The committee is made up of 14 bers, the committee said the respon­ members and has .equal representa­ sible way in which they are con­ Affirmative Action - Will Marist adjust? tion from all freshmen residence ducting" their-appeal and the posi­ halls:--'-' -;- / - '" ~ "": tive feedback" that- they-are" receiv­ action officer for Marist College, minority faculty members,"-Murray ing-are indications" that-Raimo will By SUE FISCHER said Pataki's proposed budget will 'said. "As of this moment, only one "We are working through the Staff Writer legitimate stages of student govern­ remember the need for compromise cut funding for the Educational is being replaced." ment and meeting with faculty and when he writes his proposal for next Opportunities Program. Republicans have vowed to make year's housing regulations. It's 9:05 in the morning and "The program and salaries for affirmative action a major campaign administration," said Eric Conte, already there is a small crowd one of committee members. "Right now they are waiting for HEOP, C-Step and Liberty issue. Majority leader Bob Dole has results," said Conte, "but Jim Raimo gathering outside Bill Davis' office. Partnership at Marist are paid for promised to introduce legislation Since their formation, the com­ Davis, assistant director of the mittee has gained the support of all told us that he will hand in his pro­ by the state," Murray said. "Its banning racial and gender posal, which will concern whether communication internship program, possible that a number of people at preferences in government freshmen-Resident Student Coun­ is busy directing communication cils, the Student Senate, the Stu­ or not this policy follows us as the college will be laid off." programs. sophomores by the middle of April." majors into meaningful internships. According to the Middle States Davis, who is also assistant dent Life Council, and the Student If the GOP has its way, Government Association. Last semester, the freshmen Annual Institutional Report for the professor of communication at Marist students will have less access Fall of '94, .the Marist staff, not Marist, said Republicans consider Through this support, Louis and class had the highest number of to minority faculty and staff like the "Twelve-thirty Visitation Policy students on the Deans List that including faculty, is comprised of 6 affirmative action preferential Davis. percent African-American males, 4.9 treatment. Committee" has been able to meet Marist College has seen in many The affirmative action programs with both Jim Raimo, Director of years. percent African-American females, "This issue is highly charged," implemented during 'the '60s and 1 percent American Indian males, Davis said. "Firms will be able to Housing and Residential Life and According to members of the '70s to protect women and Vice President and Dean for Stu­ "Twelve-thirty Committee," the 0.3 percent Asian males, 1 percent discriminate without having to worry minorities against discrimination Asian females, 2.1 percent Hispanic about government agencies doing dent Affairs, Gerard Cox. administration feels that this fact have recently come under attack by Louis expressed his great appre­ indicates that some aspects of the males, 1 percent Hispanic females, anything about it." Republicans and Gov. George 31.6 percent'white males and 51.9 ciation for being able to voice the visitation policy might be success­ Pataki. see ACTION page 8. arguments that many freshmen have ful towards their purposes. percent white females. Desmond Murray, affirmative "In addition, Marist is losing five Hudson Valley speaks on race opportunities supportive if Congress voted to Latinos, Asians, and Native issue, I think we will never see the by MELANIE FESTER eliminate affirmative action. Americans to fill positions. results." Staff Writer "The mood of the country Kathleen Durham, an attorney in Thomas Kirwan, conservative permits the abolishment of Poughkeepsie, said she does not Republican assemblyman for the With the new Congress affirmative action because of its think anyone would want to get a 96th District in the Hudson Valley, • Review - '' reevaluating affirmative action, conservative mood," Ramsey said. job just because of their sex or race. said affirmative action should not be -page 2 Hudson Valley residents on both "They think that it is reverse "I don't want anyone to ever give a tool to make up for slavery. sides of the issue are preparing to discrimination against white males." me anything because I am black or "The people who defend quotas defend their turf. :. Desmond Murray, affirmative because I am a woman," Durham sometimes use what happened • Review - Tommy Boy* An advocate of affirmative action officer at Marist College, said said. "HI can't do it, I don't want during slavery to defend affirmative action, B. Harold Ramsey, regional he disagrees that affirmative action it." / action," Kirwan said, "but those -page 2 : director of the Mid-Hudson National people are dead, and you can't Association of Advancement for redress what happened with two sets Colored People, said he thinks it is of dead people." • Future Marist transfer inevitable the new Congress plans "I don't want anyone to ever give me anything to eliminate affirmative action because I am black or because I am a woman." Murray said affirmative action is holds office altogether. -Kathleen Durham, attorney an effective way to make up for the -page 3 "In all probability, the Congress past. ". . will abolish affirmative action as we "Slavery had gone on for almost know it," Ramsey said. is reverse discrimination. Durham said she thinks 200 years, but affirmative action has • Alumni going abroad According to an April 3 article "White males think that affirmative action has never been an only been around for about 40 and in Newsweek magazine, affirmative affirmative action is a threat to their effective tool. white men still feel they are being -page 5 action originated when the Kennedy jobs," Murray said, "but 95 percent "The actual results are so overlooked," Murray said. administration ordered companies of top management positions are minuscule that we are spinning our doing business with the government held by white males." Kirwan said there are people who • Marist Grew vs. Army tails about nothing," Durham said. use their sex or race to profit from to eliminate discrimination. Murray said that with these . She also said she thinks The phrase now applies to all statistics, affirmative action has not affirmative action when they do not -page 12 affirmative action is a way to make need the help. initiatives^y colleges, corporations made a dent. up for a time when blacks were not and government agencies to give Part of Murray's job as allowed to read, write or engage in He also said the reason why minorities and women equal affirmative action officer is free enterprise. women make less money than men pioughtoftheWeek... opportunities at a job or an reviewing all resumes coming into "The whole point of affirmative is because they stop working more education. the college to identify qualified action was to make up for often than men do. Never trust a man Ramsey said he thinks the applicants. He then looks for thaVDurham said, "but as long as American public would be women, African-Americans, people look at it as a black and white see AFFIRMATIVE page 9. with a mustache. THE CIRCLE, APRIL 6,1995 THE CIRCLE, APRIL 6, 1995 3 Buoniconti's tackandFaith NoMore is with him the fact that the band have pulled Gould (bass), Mike "Puffy" Bordin' Chris Whitley, "Din Of sophomore effort. (Grade: A-) GRADUATE- —SPECIAL TO THE CIRCLE- byDANA BUONICONTI their personal thing together and are (drums), and Trey Spruance (who Ecstasy". Assisting Becker ready to take on the world; they played guitars on the album, but Here's another album that has Matthew Sweet, "100% Fun" have never sounded so inspired. quit shortly after its completion, taken three years to get in my grubby Town of Tivoli elects 19-year-old mayor Just like Downey, the scent of The title says it all. SPEAKER Needless to say, every cut on •replaced by band friend and former little mitts, but is well worth the wait. And even though it misses some April freshness is in the air, and Marc's lifetime. purpose and sincerity without comes the County Legislature. Then this album is a hit, though my fa­ FNM roadie Dean Menta, the "Din Of Ecstacy," the follow-up of the darker themes explored on by DANA BUONICONTI with that in mind, here's a few to Whitley's phenomenal, debut, by STEVE DENSMORE Neese acknowledges he has spent appearing pretentious or arrogant. New York State Assembly. Then vorites are (in no particular order): Zappaesque-looking gentleman you : 1993's "Altered Beast" that I liked Senior Editor platters you might want to give a "The Gentle Art Of Making see in all recent band photos) has "Living With The Law," forges a Free Time Editor the last year "grooming" Molinaro Some politicians spend their comes the tricky part, either state spin. so much, this album is nothing short entire careers trying to learn these senate or county executive (watch Enemies," "Cuckoo For Caca," the unique ability to make you want new path for the singer/songwriter, of.a feel-good classic. for the post. He and other political Enjoy... WANTED: one graduation In March former Tivoli Village vets in town remain convinced he's traits. Some hire consultants to teach out Bill Steinhaus.) Congress has "Caralho Voador," "Ugly In The to bash your head into a wall, kick which, according to him, is more If he doesn't rule the pop world speaker for Marist's 49th com­ Faith No More, "King For A Morning," "The Last To Know" and some ass, or simply raise your fist Trustee Marc Molinaro ascended to the best man for the job. them these traits. Marc's already got to be next. By then he'll probably true to form. after this album, there is something mencement; must be a smooth be just old enough to run for Day, Fool For A Lifetime" "Just A Man." into the air to give the almighty That form is one consumed by the mayor's seat...and received a "I think the village is in good them. He's also found the magical The fellas in Faith No More frighteningly wrong with the state talker, insightful, entertaining, and badly needed raise. middle ground between the parties, president. Producer Andy Wallace (Slayer, metal symbol just as easily as it plenty of thick, distorted guitar, a of music. worthy of receiving an honorary hands. He's an intelligent young probably could care less if you Nirvana, Helmet, the list goes on smoothly seduces you to slip into striking contrast to the solo dobro As Trustee, Marc knocked down man with a good grasp of the a safe place to be in small town think their new album, the first in Of course I said that after "Beast" doctorate. a cool $1,400 per year, but his politics. The star that bears watching here and on...) has twisted the knobs to that favorite powder-blue leisure playing that punctuated much of was released, so.there probably is. problems facing Tivoli," says Neese. an excruciatingly long three years As the senior class hurdles to­ $l,300-a-year car insurance bill, A random sample of village folk is Marc Molinaro. But hitch your whip up a sonically thunderous, yet suit and slink onto the disco floor "Living", Standout tracks: "Sick Of My­ wards graduation it might not be a Although he worked for since "Angel Dust," sucks. immaculately clean, sound for the or enjoy an evening of fabulous pretty much ate that up, leaving very confirmed that much of Molinaro's Democrats Bill Clinton, nationally, wagon to one at a time. Working with producer John self," "Come To Love," "Get Older" bad idea to think about placing the little pocket change for the 19-year- Yet this devil-may-care attitude band. pleasures enveloped by the swoon Custer (Corrosion of Conformity, constituency has embraced him as and Eileen Hickey, locally, in their (certainly an important component and "Smog Moon." (Grade: A-) above into the personals some­ old to throw around. the new leader of their village. For now, Marc is looking A round of applause for the man, of romantic sex-jazz. and a very interesting and solid where, seeing as how the search is successful 1992 campaigns, of what makes them so damn lik­ please. Hooked, aren't ya? choice), and backed by bassist Alan "It's a good thing my parents are "His age doesn't bother me in the Molinaro registered as a Republican forward to the challenges ahead. able) is only part of what separates still on for someone to dazzle the letting me slide on the rent,".says least. Most of his thoughts are right The band, like a well-oiled, sleek Sure, I could go on and on about Gevaert and drummer Dougie masses with infinite wit and wis­ before running for village board. this fine band from today's alterna- driving machine, shifts gears the sights, the sounds, the smells, Bowne, Whitley delivers some truly Molinaro, leaning back in his seat at in line with my own..." says Claude "I wouldn't say I'm a staunch They include running a growing bore pack and makes "King For A dom on May 20. the Tivoli Village Hall. Potts, 69, a volunteer fireman and effortlessly between metal, straight- the raw exuberance and the sense scary, jagged fretwork, the kind of According to Tim Massie, head conservative. It's more like I'm a village during' difficult economic Day, Fool For A Lifetime" such a up pop, hardcore, progressive, of punctuality of this hard working playing that makes the hairs on the Aside from occasional odd jobs lifelong Tivoli resident. "He's moderate Republican...I wish people times, attending Dutchess masterpiece of rock invention. of college relations, as of Monday, and a few hours a week making aggressive yet conservative. He's catchy rock and lounge-lizard rock-and-roll band, but I'll give you back of your neck stand on end. a speaker had not yet been found. out there would realize that the Community College part-time, During the between album cheese. a fitting summation instead. But the real magic here is sandwiches at Bruno's Deli, all out for Tivoli." citizens of this country are sick of dating in the '90s, and trying to make down-time, FNM went through a "We've tried a couple of people, Molinaro spends most of his time Like some kind of political Patton continues to be a vocal Back in November, as FNM were Whitley's songwriting, and the way including Paul Newman and Diane bi-partisanship. I'll work for and ends meet in his new mayor's salary. considerable emotional loop, with marvel and thrilling frontman as he finishing mixing the album (it was in which he weaves poignant, down- (and derives most of his income Bobby Fischer, Molinaro seems to support anybody who has good ideas some of the highlights being death, Sawyer, but they've declined, from) his job as trustee. have been born with an instinct for either croons and/or screams his recorded at Bearsville Studios in on-his-Iuck lyrics into the fold of Massie said. and the ability to get things done," suicide, coming out, the long over­ way through the 14 tracks, display­ upstate New York), I had a chance guitar spasms. "Being a young person I don't rhetoric, pragmatism and affability— he says. due dismissal of loser-freak guitar­ "Ideally, we'd like to have some­ have many expenses...I take dates to the amino acids of successful ing histrionics akin to those of to speak with Bordin, who, aside What's so amazing is how those one by the middle of April, at least The path to the Rose Garden runs This article is an excerpt from ist , marriage, the kick­ Boredoms singer Yamatsuka Eye, from being completely thrilled with lyrics and his rich, smoky voice are the movies on bargain days," he says politics. In an interview, he is along a well-established path. First, the Hudson Valley Free Time ing of a drug addiction, a producer a month before commencement." with a chuckle. confident and friendly, not afraid to but with a simultaneous smugness how the album had turned out, had able to resonate so clearly (to para­ Massie indicated that most col­ Mark says, he'd like to serve at least courtesy of Steve Densmore. change and singer tak­ and sarcasm unmatched by any this to say: "As far as the band and phrase the singer) "above the din," The mayor's gig—something let his human side show. He projects four years as Tivoli's mayor. Next ing a number two in a carton of leges and universities don't find a Marc considers a full-time job- other singer; he is a gifted, if not the album goes, it's a lot like raising particularly on the exquisite "Nar­ speaker until close to graduation L7's orange juice. outrightly twisted, human being. a kid - and so far, the kid is turning cotic Prayer" and the driving carries with it a whopping $4,000-a- In spite of all the turmoil, "King time because of "unsure schedules." year salary. Yep, he's gotta be in it The crackerjack playing of out great." whoosh of "Din." "Diane Sawyer was very gra­ For A Day" is pure testimony to (keyboards), Billy Well put, Puff. (Grade: A) A tremendously compelling ***.*«.**.* *. ** * * * •* for the money. EYES ON THE PRESIDENCY cious to us, but had to say no be­ When he was the top vote-getter cause, being a journalist, it's pos­ in a four-way village election for two f sible she might have to cover an trustee seats in 1994, Molinaro = Campaign 96 = Techno with a brain and a killer combo from Seattle important event .that day - maybe became the youngest elected official So here is my attempt "to do to Michael "Mix" Anthony and are not found on any new Alice In The same can be said for the have to leave the country to do it - in New York State, ever. On March 27-29,1995, the Marist Institute for Public Opinion conducted a nationwide poll of 1,025 adults, by TOM BECKER and then we'd be out a speaker." and JOE SMITH a music review. Jonathon "Jetz" Kelly describe their Chains material. opening track, "Wake Up", where That distinction got him an invita-. 18 years of ageor older within the continental U.S. Interviews were conducted by telephone and numbers were Circle Music Critic If you want to hear an excellent concept as "for .those who under­ With guitarist Jerry Cantrell at­ the potential power surges of the In past years, media, politics, tion to the Donahue Show with a randomly selected by computer, based on a complete list of telephone exchanges from throughout the nation. techno CD, I suggest listening to stand no explanation is necessary, tending the Final Four in Seattle, band are tempered and wrapped in . and the arts arc usually the fields group of other Wunderkinds from from which a speaker is chosen. Smith: Grand Theft Audio's "Realm 1.0 the for those who don't there's no ex­ and for a host of other reasons, a a dark cloth of blues-on-acid around the nation. The show was 2. In matchups for the 1996 general "We look for someone with a taped in May and aired in July to 1. Do you think Bill Clinton should run for When Tom asked me to help him Discovery" on Empire Communi­ planation possible." Staley has combined his talents with sound. election, voters nationwide prefer. out with the column, I was a bit cations. "Realm" is an album meant to those of Pearl Jam guitarist Mike recognizable name who will have the delight of locals who proudly re-election as president in 1996? The music dips into the old pool something memorable to say and is hesitant, having never written a Grand Theft Audio spent over be a mind-opening experience, McCready, Screaming Trees' drum­ hung signs in local businesses Yes-52.3% Dole 44.1% to Clinton 40.4% music review before. whether,its by dancing or just by mer Barrett Martin and singer Mark of creativity on tracks like "X-Ray worthy of receiving an honorary reminding all to watch the show. two years cultivating the album, Mind" and "I Don't Know Any­ No-43.9% Clinton 44.8% to Gramm 34.0% I consider techno as much as a during which time they traveled the sitting back in a comfortable chair, Lanegan and newcomer/bassist John doctorate from Marist," Massie Not one to let much grass grow while the stereo sound enables the Baker Saunders to form Mad Sea­ thing", where McCready's playing said betwixt his toes; Molinaro is making Undecided - 3.9% Clinton 42.4% to Wilson 30.8% part of me as anything else and I world collecting chants and adding strays from his Pearl Jam sound and figured I'd share some of my a techno beat to them. listener to inhale all-that is Grand son. According to Massie, the speaker another political move, this time Theft Audio. is able to form a complete union doesn't get paid for talking at gradu­ • setting his sites on the mayorship of thoughts with the campus. The whole purpose behind Grand The combination of these tal­ with.Staley. . _ 3. The two top candidates for the Republi-. 4. Overall, would you rate the job the Describing techno, without us­ Theft Audio is to make people think -..-There are- a lot of-bad compila­ ented • players has resulted in a ation, though the college offers a -this 'evolving'northern Dutchess ing (he old beats-per-minute analy-' as well as dance. tions out there so beware, and re­ strange musical brew, which, at Lanegan offers up his vocals on small honorarium and foots the bill County village. can nomination if Colin Powell runs are: Republicans in Congress have done as sis, is pretty difficult. One song which achieves this is member what I said about Grand times, resembles each member's "I'm Above" and "Long Gone fur any travel expenses. With the deadline to file petitions excellent, good, fair or poor? To me, techno is just great mu­ "Chains" where the pace is manipu­ Theft Audio: techno with a brain. original band. Day", both exhibiting the Chains- Massie said that currently, a to run against him passed (Feb. 14.) Bob Dole-42.2% sic. lated from frantic to almost non­ Becker: ' However, Mad Season is its own style harmony with a bit of a well-known actress and someone and no takers to be found; his Colin Powell-17.2% Excellent-6.1% Techno is something everyone existent, finally quieting down, al­ An important message for all band with its own sound. rougher edge; "Novem­ involved in politics are being ap­ chances of being the youngest mayor Good-32.1% proached about speaking. can appreciate, when given the lowing a woman to tell about her Alice in Chains fans: read ahead. The disc, titled "Above," is on ber Hotel", an instrumental which in state history now are virtually Without Colin Powell running: Fair - 36.0% chance. haunting experience of being raped Layne Staley and his tortured Columbia Records. begins slowly and rises into a rhyth­ Oprah Winfrey and Alex Ttebek assured. There is nothing better than sit­ , creating an atmosphere of- shock­ wails have risen once again to take From the outset, the listener is mic howl, keep the negative vibes were two other celebrities sug­ He says he has the backing of Bob Dole - 51.5% Poor-21.3% ting back and listening to some good ing paralysis. hold of anyone willing to hear a taken on a psychedelic trip through flowing. gested, but obvious long-shots. the entire Village Board, including Phil Gramm -14.4% trance or ambience. Although the weight of the bleak opinion about the state of a winding emotional maze of in­ Commented senior Todd Dias, exiting Mayor Edward "Woody" There is no better music to dance words linger, the music progresses humanity. trinsic melancholy and gripping And as is the case with Mad "I think they should bring Darth Neese, who will pass the gavel after Vadcr back," referring to actor to than a hardcore beat. as if nothing has happened. However, his miserable croons fear. Season, the negative is a positive. serving 15 years as mayor. Let's White space James Garl Jones, who spoke at a see that's nearly 80 percent of commencement two years ago. Humpty Dumpty falls It's better than "It's Pat" LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD Earthday scheduling conflict offers choices in Rotunda contest being veteran tough-guy Brian They are unable to sell one of by CHRIS DAMIANI Dennehy). USERS!!! make the containers were rubber the brake pads. said. will provide a diverse atmosphere by SARA KRAEMER Circle Movie Synopsis Tommy Boy finds out when he by NOME MOZZONE with a lot of information that will bands, chicken wire, balloons, card­ This is also where the inevitable If you have no life except for the When the bands are not perform­ Staff Writer gets home that his dad is about to bonding between the two occurs. Staff Writer heighten students awareness, as well board, paper plates, styrofoam, tis­ Picture this: Chris Farley trying about to marry again; a woman ing, students will have the oppor­ sues, mesh, wire, feathers and seran The two bozos also sing some monastic pursuit of the arts, tunity to read some of their own as great music, free food, and fun." On Wednesday, March 29, Pro­ to change clothes from one suit into named Beverly, played by Bo Derek, Students Encouraging Global Jennifer Smith, a freshman said, wrap. another. classic and not-so-classic songs on works on stage. fessor Donise English's basic, in­ who hasost much of her charm since this trip. WE WANT YOU! Awareness, SEGA, will hold its "I am definitely interested in going James Nagurney and Nisaluk That isn't hard to imagine, right? "10." A variety of vendors are going termediate, and advanced sculpture Finally, with but a.few weeks annual Earth Day celebration on to the Earth Day celebration as I classes held an egg-drop contest. Chantanakom created a pink foam Now try to imagine him changing Tragedy strikes at the wedding Film and music critics are needed for Sat., April 29. t6 be selling their goods through­ left, they discover that Tommy can consider myself an environmentally As a small crowd watched, the box with a balloon to protect the in an airplane bathroom. party, however, when Tommy's dad The event will be held outside out the day. egg, and seran wrap which acted as sell items. next year's Circle staff. One of the vendors is Infinity conscious person and I try to do students dropped their hand-made This is the funniest moment in dies while singing. He may not have book smarts, * in the Champagnat Mall, and in my part, plus I am not really into a parachute. "Tommy Boy," a movie that It's now up to Tommy Boy to Apparel, which makes clothes out egg containers from the third floor but he knows what people want. INTERESTED??? case of rain it will be moved into the alcohol scene." of the rotunda in the student cen­ Their solution is on display in basically rides Chris Farley's save the day. the new Student Center. of recycled plastic soda bottles. Richard helps him conquer his Other vendors will be selling a An unknown Student Govern­ ter. Donnelly Hall. coattails to success. He decides to give up everything Call ext. 2429 The purpose of Earth Day is to ment source said that although she This device was successful; the Producer Lome Michaels is fear of sales, and the two make make « variety of goods such as environ­ The rules were simple: the con­ he has as collateral for a loan and their first of many sales. heighten the awareness of students, is supposed to go to Earth Day, she egg did not break. trying to recreate the good fortune then agrees to go on the road and do There is help for people mental tee shirts and jewelry. tainer could be no wider than 12 Tommy and Richard come home as well as to just have fun. The office of Housing and Resi­ really sees herself enjoying some inches in any direction, and should One of the most creative solu­ he had in such movies as "The Blues his dad's job and sell the new brake Melissa Ferraro, one of the of the fun of an off campus event tions was made by Joe Smith. Brothers" andWayne's "Wayne's to find that all their effort has been * dential Life is setting up a dunking weigh no more than eight ounces. pads. in naught and they have to sell the like yourself!! SEGA coordinators for this years on April 29. His container had a solid foam World" by using the same formula Since Tommy doesn't know booth for all students to have a little However, the tricky part was company anyway. r celebration explained, "This is an fun with their Resident Directors. Jim Macaluso, a senior from [that 50 percent of the egg had to base. as those films: "Saturday Night event to inform people about what Many feathers were stuck into Live" cast members in a movie. The whole town will be Other games will also be avail­ Clifton NJ, shares the SGA show. destroyed by this, making Tommy Big and Good! is going on and what should be member's sentiments. English thought that "this made the foam, and the egg was sus­ This, however, does not going on." able for entertainment. pended above in mesh. guarantee a good movie, or that the very upset. SEGA asked all the other stu­ it different from most other egg- They have but one hope to save Hot and Spicy! The festivities will begin at noon "People want drugs and alcohol movie will even make money. dent groups on campus to take part to have a good time and no one can drops." A paper plate, balloon, the company; go to Chicago and talk and run until about 5 p.m. in making Earth Day 1995 the best The students devised some very "Case in point the flops Sweet and Meaty! Environmental groups from the deny it." styrofoam, wire and tissue combi­ "Coneheads" and "It's Pat," which a plea to Zalinsky (Ackroyd). so far, Ferraro said. creative solutions. Zalinsky is the man who is Hudson area such as Clearwater and nation won first place. never even made it to major theaters If you've got a healthy For example, El Arco Iris Latino One anonymous junior dis­ Some designed their containers It was designed by Deanna planning on buying the company. Scenic Hudson will be present to will be offering cultural fruit drinks agreed. "I would definitely attend using a parachute mechanism. (although you can catch Pat on video apppetite inform the Marist community about McGraham, and made by Mark this month). . Zalinsky, whom Tommy says is to quench your thirst. Earth Day. Free food and babes in Students Mark Zack and nice on TV, is duped by the two important environmental issues that Sternefeld. "Tommy Boy" also stars fellow' and are a connoisseur S.E.G.A. is offering a menu of summer clothing, who could go Stephanie Divita, whose egg did not They were surprised that their into buying brakepads, not the are occurring in their own back­ wrong?" break, used this idea. SNLer David Spade, and the as-of- yards, Ferraro said. free food which will highlight the egg did not break, because they had late obese Dan Ackroyd, though this enough about the. brake pads, he company. of haute vegetarian lifestyle. They created a fabric parachute not dropped their container from Thus, the town and company are Earth Day will also be a time to Ferraro said, "This will be a with a foam base, wrapped in tin is strictly Farley's show. takes the rude, and annoying, but cuisine, you could Ferraro said, "The goal of this festival, but not a circus. People any large distance yet. Farley plays Thomas Callahan expert Richard (Spade) along with saved thanks to Tommy Boy. come out and listen to some local is to show people that being a veg­ foil, which held the egg. music. will be able to have fun outside with "We only dropped it off my IILoy. Tom your typical lovable him for the three im on -a month This was an entertaining movie be next year's etarian is a delicious and healthy "It took about four hours to bunk beds," said McGraham. with a bunch of humorous parts. Yarn,-Marist's Battle of the their friends without getting make," said Zack. loser, not very bright, but someone road trip. way to eat and that is is not just loaded." Other winners included Sean who triess hard. hard. Can we say odd couple? Farley is extremely funny Circle Food Guy. Bands winner, will be featured tofu." Though their egg did not break, during the day, along with two other Dumas and Michael Donato, He's finally graduating from The two set off on a tour of the throughout, but I would not Leave a message When asked why students should As a precursor to the celebra­ their parachute and foam device Danielle Couture and Sarah French. Marquette University after seven midwest, and the trip seems to have recommendend going Tommy Boy" outside bands. attend the Earth Day celebration as tion of the 25th Earth Day, a were covered in egg yolk from years as a complete college party one disaster after another. until it comes out on video. with qualifications At the present time, SEGA and opposed to other off campus events Greenpeace representative will be some less fortunate eggs. thirty students participated in animal, now going home to work They destroy Richard's classic In other words, wait until then. SPC are working on getting a that are taking place on the same on campus earlier in the week Most students used foam to pro­ this contest. for his dad's auto supply shop (dad car. (Grade: C) at X2429. "somewhat semi-big" band to play day Aimee Roux, another of the speaking about environmental rac­ tect their egg from breaking. All winners received a prize of a concert in the evening, for which Earth Day coordinators said, "It ism. Some other products used to chocolate bunnies. tickets will be available, Ferraro THE CIRCLE, APRIL 6, 1995 THE CIRCLE, FEATURE APRIL 6, 1995 Famous & Infamoiis Marist WMm Marist graduate planning year abroad with cultural education group time is right for him to join the approximately the last nine months By MEREDITH KENNEDY group. raising money to pay for the $12,100 Staff Writer "I had a couple of job offers, but program fee he must pay for his year I've always had a desire to do of travel. Marist Graduate, Hobart community service and I love trie Osterlu explained that the fee is Armstrong, more widely known as fine arts and traveling," Armstrong necessary because Up with People Hobie, plans to travel abroad with said, "those are the three main is an independent, non-profit the intercultural education, service aspects of Up with People." 'Geraldine, meet Dennis and performance group Up with organization, but each member People. While attending. Marist works closely with the organization Armstrong said he enjoyed athletics to raise the funds. Armstrong, who graduated in and the theater work he did. He "We consider ourselves partners '94, will leave this July for a year noted cheerleading as the best of with the student and scholarships are of travel and said he has been both worlds, theatrical and athletic. available. Everyone is at a different preparing to go for some time. Armstrong interviewed for Up need level," she said. "We never "I had known in November with People after their performance want money to be a reason why (1993) that I was interested in someone can't travel." traveling, but when I graduated I Armstrong has been raising decided that I definitely wanted to money towards his tuition by do it," Armstrong said. , holding fund-raisers at the Cactus According to Up with People Club, where he is a bouncer. admissions representative Carolyn "Cactus Club has let me throw Osterlu, the program is an one fundraising party a month until international, nonprofit organization I leave," Armstrong said. "I get all founded (in 1965) to encourage the proceeds from the door." understanding among people of all Armstrong said the parties are nations. held on Wednesday nights, when it ^^••MvS r ** Osterlu said a specific type of is 18 to get in and he has four more • *d- /'v»&"v£> >-•<$ person is picked to join the parties planned. His next party will .»,- -**•*• :'":'~;"-7-'J-'.'?'. organization. be on Wed., April 19. r. :,- :.:'-".^VVto' t * "People are selected based on He is also starting a raffle with *,-.', ^vr^J?:- their personality, openness to different prizes donated by various 1>Vj^YJ®& ; learning, interest in other cultures, .-. businesses. One example of a prize <•&&.. ig^ flexibility, desired to contribute, offered in the raffle are two three motivation and enthusiasm," she month memberships to All Sport, ** * said. where Armstrong is a trainer. •1 .... i." .'..jr. Osterlu also said she wants to Armstrong said he wants to raise make it clear that while the the money himself instead of relying organization does put on on his parents to write a check. performances in each city that they at UP AC in Kingston (where he was "I'm 23-years-old and a college visit, there is no audition necessary born) in November of '93, but did graduate and my parents support Marist graduate, Hobie Armstrong is preparing for his July to join. not submit his application until May what I'm doing but I want to support departure for Up with People. "All a person needs is the desire of '94. myself," Armstrong said. "They put to learn about other cultures, not a "I wanted to be sure that I wanted me through college and I don't feel he said. donations," Armstrong said. "There specific talent/' she said. to do it before I sent in my obligated to ask them for money." Armstrong is also applying for a are a lot of people I'm waiting to As a member of Up with People, application, even though they said Armstrong also explains that his scholarship through the Up with hear back from, the more that know Armstrong may be traveling applying wasn't a promise to travel," parents are trying to put his sister People Scholarship Fund, which 40 the more support I've been getting." throughout Europe, Mexico, Canada, Armstrong said. through school as well. percent of all students receive. When the group is on tour they the United States and Australia. Armstrong, a Poughkeepsie "My mom's a single parent and "I've done a lot of writing to stay with host families, which Armstrong said he believes the I come from a middle class family," provide the student with a place to resident, has been spending friends and family to ask for stay.

mm LittleBar flies away with hot and tasty wings Here's some random comments by SCOTT SIGNORE I sampled each competitor and very, very spicy wings. But, to tell test is absurd. No one cares what I feel as though I'm ready to pass you the truth, they were a distant about "Wingfest '95." . the booths look like. Ten minutes Food Guy out my own set of awards. second place. One booth was occupied by an ' after you arrive, you're a complete THE BEST WINGS.-.Overall, establishment whose name is mess. If you don't care what you Brady's Publick House produced THE DISAPPOINTMENTS... "Chick n Dales." Here's some look like, why would you care what Hey, Brady's ... guess what? The wings of the Hobnobbin Pub sound advice, change your name. President Dennis Murray had the perfect photo opportunity whan he met Geraldine Ferraro. You won. the best wings at Wingfest '95. the booths look like. They were hot, they were spicy and were a disaster. They were over­ You may have the greatest wings Ferraro was once a candidate for vice president of the United States. That's right. Hands down,, cooked and covered in a thick bar­ in New York State, but no one, and you're the very best! they were great. I had no com­ Also, please keep in mind that a becue sauce which tasted more like I mean no one, is ever going to few of the well respected wing pro­ Last Wednesday, K104-FM plaints and no suggestions for im­ take you seriously. Bill O'Reilly, one-time anchor of "Inside Edition", attended Marist provement. a syrup than anything else. ducers were not at this event. The sponsored "Wingfest '95" at the recently reviewed "Noah's Ark" and and majored In Communications. He is remembered and used as Sheraton Hotel in downtown Runners up...I'm pleased to say .. I'm giving my "Best Wings" PHOTO SPREAD that both Renaissance and the Roll­ Oh yeah, Woodstock Chicken the previously reviewed an example of Marist success by various members of the Com- Poughkeepsie. threw their hat in the ring; Nice award to Brady's strictly because "Sidewinder" were absent from the munlcations faculty. Wingfest is the so called battle ing Rock Cafe were in the hunt. of the taste and the quality of their PART DEUX Renaissance always produces wings try, but you missed wide right. show. I think it would be to their . of the wings. It's an opportunity wings. If I wasn't such a stoic benefit to attend next year's festi­ In the beginning, there was "Re­ which are fairly meaty and appro­ Today we're gonna hold a wing member When." for local restaurants to face one individual, I may have been swayed val. The Dunkin' Dutchman another in a friendly, appetizing priately spiced. The Rolling Rock competition.-.Domino's Pizza, are by the kindness of the Brady's staff. Now, The Circle brings you "Fa­ has the meatiest wings in the area. you listening? What are you doing mous and Infamous Faces of Marist." competition. Basically, these great wings were And finally, can someone please The competition lasts five hours, Also, Middletown's Corned here? Maybe next year they'll go served by great people. I enjoyed do something about those beer Yet again we took a trip through Beef Factory was a pleasant sur­ head to head with Pizza Hut. It'll some old Circle files and we hap­ costs seven dollars and benefits the' being at their booth almost as much lines? I though I was going to melt Easter Seals. Each customer is prise. Very tasty, fairly large and be called the "We're suppose to be as I enjoyed their wings. when I was eating the wings from pened to stumble upon some photos served with real blue cheese. (The making pizza but we made wings booth number one and I didn't have of Marist people we know and love. allowed one visit to each of the 13 booths and at the conclusion of the real blue cheese, is key.) • instead competition." Oh, the booth decorating con­ a drink. Rik Smits, now with the Indiana competition is granted the oppor­ THE HOTTEST WINGS...Are Pacers, attended this fine institution. tunity to cast a vote for the best you kidding me? It's not even He did Marist proud and continues wings, hottest wings and best booth close. to as he leads the Pacers in a head- decoration. Booth number one, avoid it until HOBIE ARMSTRONG NEEDS Y00R HEIP! to-head battle for first place with the you're holding a full beer. The New York Knicks. I was impressed with'the entire Dutch Cabin produced the spiciest TO SUPPORT HOBIE'S UP WITH PEOPLE FUND Bill O'Reilly, guru of sensation­ event. \vings I have ever had. I'm serious, WRITE TO: if these wings were left unattended, alism, once graced the halls of Marist The competitors were excited, 53 NOXON ROAD with his presence. He recently left they might have lit the building on the crowd was hungry and the ef­ fire. POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12603 "Inside Edition"* but his heart will forts of K104 benefitted a very never leave Marist. worthy cause. Runners iip...Johnny's Deli had OR CALL (914) 452 - 2433 Geraldine Ferraro, once a candi­ date for vice president of thVU.S., came to Marist and was extensively photographed with our beloved presi­ 90.1 WMCR TOP 20 LIST dent, Dennis J. Murray. We have had our infamous faces also. We have Dean Cox who some of you may re­ 1. "Bright Yellow Gun" 8. Swell "Get High" 15. The Jayhawks "Blue" member him best for his speeches during Orientation freshmen year. 2. PJ Harvey "Down By the Water" 9. Goo Goo Dolls "Flat Top 16. Rusted Root "Send Me On My Way" Earlier this year, among the many 3. Ivy "Get Enough" 10. Belly 'Now They'll Sleep" 17. RadioHead "High & Dry" loses of friends, Marist lost Marge. 11. Matthew Sweet "Sick of Myself" Id. hHead "Answers" She was a wonderful woman who n 4. The Wolfgang Press "Going South" always made you smile when you 5. Better Than Ezra "In the Blood" 12. Quicksand "Delusional" 19. Oasis "Supersonic" entered the cafeteria. She brought m warmth and a touch of home to the 6. Sons of Elvis "Formaldehyde" 13. KMFDM "Secret Sin" 20. Dink "Green Mind" cafeteria. She will be deeply missed. 7. Elastica "Connection" 14. Soul Vitamins "Taxi Driver' Well, folks, we hope you have enjoyed this dedication to the famous and infamous people of Marist. CALL US AT X2132 OR E-MAIL US AT HZCR. The Circle staff may one day be Thanks for your responses! -Beth Dooley & Scott Graves Rik SmKs once played for the Marist College basketball team. He Dean Cox In his younger days. Cox continues to help support remembered so fondly. WW has become the epRome of "small town boy makes good." He Is students at Marist through his Involvement with campus clubs Hey, you never know. Marlst's only player to make it to the NBA, thus far. and activities. - The Editors THE CIRCLE, EDITORIAL APRIL 6, 1995 THE CIRCLE,VIEWPOIN TAPRI L 6. 1995 Cops, When You THE CIRCLE Letters to the Editor. Don't Need Them MARIST COLLEGE, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12601 1 Why is it that the police always criminals they'll just annoy the vic­ THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER I seem to nail the wrong people? tims until they leave! Jump on Board the Robin Hood I I guess it makes sense in a way. It has some sort of logic to it - Kristina Wells, editor I I mean, if I was given a gun and but I suspect only to one who regu­ Dana Buoniconti, senior editor Justin Seremet, senior editor Editor: | a stick and had my choice to either larly drinks Poughkeepsie water. I am writing on behalf of It's so bad, Sea Monkeys would Teri L. Stewart, sports editor • go after others armed as I was, or Welcome Wagon Marist College Council on the The­ 5 after someone who's parking his car refuse to grow in it - but that's Meredith Kennedy, feature editor atre Arts (MCCTA). This weekend, 1 illegally and whose most "danger- another story. Editor: practicing attorney. MCCTA Children's Theatre will Now I know one might guess Larry Boada, editorial page editor |ous weapon is an extremely pain- I am pleased to announce that present "Robin Hood" in the Marist • ful-to-listen-to Michael Jackson tape that I'm just another whiner who Bruce Golden has been named Act­ Bruce received both his B/S (bi­ College Theatre. got a parking ticket. Daryl Richard, associate editor Dawn Martin, associate editor ology/chemistry) and J.D. (law) • stuck under his seat - I'd go after ing Director of Purchasing effective The show will be presented on ! the guy with the bad taste in music. Yes, I am a whiner and yes I Matthew Dombrowski, distribution manager from Loyola University in Chicago, Thursday, April 6, at 8:00pm, Sat­ got a ticket, but the whole doesn't April 1, 1995. Illinois. • But this is exactly why I'm not JenForde, advertising manager Bruce will be assuming the re­ urday, April 8, at 3:00pm and I a cop. equal the sum of the parts. 8:00pm, and Sunday, April 9, at I have a valid complaint. G. Modele Clarke, faculty advisor IN AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO PULL sponsibilities of Tom Lanspery who I know the campus community | I'm just not a courageous type AN APRIL FOOL'S JOKE ON HIS ROOMMATE will begin a well-deserved retire­ wishes Bruce success in his new 2:00pm. The fact is that houses on our There is a suggested donation | of guy - the type who lifts cars up BY SETTINB HIS CLOCK AHEAD ONE HOUR, BILL ment. responsibilities and will do every­ to save babies, or rushes into burn­ street have been burglarized lately. FORGETS ALL ABOUT DAY-LISHT SAVINGS TIME. thing possible to cooperate with him of $3.00 which will go to the Jen­ Our house has in fact been bro­ PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Bruce has been with Marist nifer Dressel Scholarship Fund. I ing buildings to save a cat. College since December 1992 as and the Purchasing Department for I No, my bravest act would be ken into so many times the burglars Buyer within the Purchasing Depart­ a successful transition. Please call ext.3133 for more have started leaving grocery lists for information or to make reserva­ | killing two spiders with just one us. ment. Prior to joining Marist, he • tissue. was Director/Manager Labor Rela­ Good luck, Bruce.We all wish tions. We've reported this to the po­ Political Thoughts you well. Christine Minchak, MCCTA • But I expect cops to be people lice, and because of the other bur­ tions with Pan American World - who are slightly braver than me. Airways; Acting Director, Legal glaries, they've promised to send Department, Staff Attorney with the • As a matter of fact I think cops officers on duty to drive by more Immaturity I in general are very brave, respect- frequently. Airline Pilots Association; and a Anthony V. Campilii, CFO | able people. Another segment of theTa Contracxt o f GutTax cutss, th e key to our salvation. Now All Letters to But not once has a police car America that was unveiled this week was a that we have come to the last few days of the | But, it seems that the been seen, or the faint smell of a proposed $189 billion dollar package of tax almighty hundred, Newt has saved his best See Who Wins • Poughkeepsie Police Dept. must jelly glazed donut graced the air. cuts. idea for last. Jury 5 have been offering Dunkin Donuts But every Monday, when there's Not surprisingly this initiative, in addition This tax cut plank of the contract is the the Editor I coupons along with their badges alternate side of the street parking to the other segments of the Contract, is only one"that.can claim to affect the lives of Editor: | because they've attracted a select at 9:00 am, a cop is here at 9:01 Jane Doe walks onto the stage, her strawberry-red hair peeking out of her • few who've come from theKeystone ticketing the whole block. graduation cap, and smiles. causing its fair share of controversy. ordinary Americans. Duty The Student Academic Council There seems to be this perception, mistaken The President cares about working Ameri-' will be holding the Annual Faculty 5 Cops School of Law Enforcement. Maybe it's because like all bu­ She's not just smiling about leaving Marist. reaucracies, the police deptartment She and her friends had three Jello shots before ceremonies. as it is, that because the wealthy, either cans and has come out with a proposal. The Editor: of the Year Awards on April 5, Must be in by • These officers seem to think that 1995, from 11:30 to 12:30 in the needs to be efficient. As she approaches the various administrators, her hand extended to shake the individuals or businesses, have more money Middle Class Bill of Rights contains a $500.00 The Legal Professionals of I people violating ridiculous parking appropriate hands, she feels a bit queasy and light-headed. then they should pay the most in taxes. per child tax credit not unlike that contained Cabaret. • | codes are the most dangerous ele- They can, and did, give me tick­ Dutchi-ss County and the MaiiM Refreshments will be served. ets for: parking on the wrong side Her parents are watching, beady eyes and sweaty palms. After all, with all their wealth they hardly in the Contract. So what is the problem? College Paralegal Program will Sunday at • ment out there. She loses her balance, and just before falling face flat on the stage, Jane grabs struggle like middle class families or students Despite the fact that the two proposals All faculty, staff and students are of the street, facing the wrong way, sponsor a mock (rial on Tuesday, • It seems that instead of new and in front of a hydrant. hold of an administrator's jacket. who have to budget in order to survive. appear very similar, in reality they were de­ welcome. • uniforms or cars the department She loses her lunch. She pukes. April 18, 1«W5 in the Campu.-. The­ That's 3 offenses! - why waste But in reality when you tax businesses or veloped with two very different ideas in mind. ater at 7.00PM For more information contact I should require new eye examina- Apparently, Jane did not need to the paper she signed prior to the ceremony the wealthy it doesn't become a burden to them Clinton's proposal offers the tax credit to Mikael Carlson at ext.4074 or I tions, because it seems some offic- time with someone who just com­ 1 5:00. mits one like burglary? that said she promised not to drink beforehand or at commencement. - it becomes a burden to everyone. families making up to $75,000 a year. nil subject will be •'Custody Theresa Mottola at ext.4263. • ers can't find any real crime. Cameras click. The audience gasps. So I guess there was a thought The Democrats are righttha t the" Republican The plan is focused, has a specific pur­ Relocation." Ursula Bender, Now, I live in Poughkeepsie - Four hard years, Jane. All down the drain. . • initiative is about maintaining arid increasing pose, and is responsible towards deficit re­ Student Academic Council Send Letters: process involved when this officer You pathetic sight. The presiding judge will he I-there's crime. ticketed my car. Is this the absurd scenario that administrators fear? • ' ^ • wealth and security, but by paving the road duction in that it allows the remainder of the I It's not hard to find. for.those businesses you're paving the road cost savings achieved through spending cuts Adina Gilbert. 'I he attorneys will E-Mail HZAL ? •••'• So I'll admit I was wrong when All seniors that plan on walking across the stage May 20 were informed this be Michael Muzzaricllo, bt>q. and Say Cheese I It s like acne on a 16 year old I thought that his head was as empty week that they would be requireof to sign a statement, an "agreement" of sorts/ for yourown future as much as you are for the to go for bringing down the deficit. .This is a |boy working at Mc Donald's -it's wealthy. •J'I= ' I plan truly targeted at the middle class, to lift Samuel Biooke, Esq.. Both attor­ Ext, 2429 as a Sonny Bono autograph session. that said theyvwould not. consume alcohol before or. durmgtthe ialmighty three neys teach in the Paralegal Program :• all'over; the-place." -*: •-•-•• •-••.r.-.-jic.•'--~R-~As-fo f our burglars, I-guess'the hour ordeal. The logic lies within the facts that when them up and Keep working "Americans' from' m Example: Up the street from me that business can expand you're opportunity slipping below the poverty line. Editor: only way the police will catch them One that still does not have a speaker. Admission is S3.00 for students § there's an abandoned building where is if they park illegally while load­ "Alcohol is not permitted before or during the commencement exercises and can expand, either through obtaining or The Republican plan, outlined in the Con­ and members, and S5.00 for non- . I would like to take this oppor­ tract, offers the credit to families making up tunity to say thank you to all of I a self-styled pharmacist doesn't ing our stuff into their car. will be confiscated if brought to the cermony," the mailer reads. "Graduates maintaining a job and its paycheck. members. The pron'cds will go | require a doctor's prescription - if participating in the Commencement Ceremony will be required to sign a statement Not only are you therefore becoming a more to $200,000 a year. While I understand that those seniors that came out to sup­ toward a charily Refreshments will • you know what I mean. . to acknowledge that they understand the College's alcohol policy." productive individual, but the economy the Republicans feel an.obligation to well-off hi served port their class in last Wednesday's Frank La Perch is The Circle's And what if a senior chooses not to sign it? IOU don't graduate, I guess, on strengthens because that's where you're salary voters who make up the bulk of their support, Class-of 1995 photo. Read The Circle • Instead officers let him continue Humor Columnist...he used to be account that Marist does not trust you, a senior, to behave yourself. goes, either through purchases or savings. this does not give them license to grossly If >ou have any questions, please It was very nice to see that so I to do business and nail the real an electrician in Amish town...but It's a sad assumption on the part of administrators that they feel that their own Undoubtedly, IBM has become the redefine the middle class to enable political Ciill Adrienne Ruggieii (President) many seniors were interested in every Thursday. • menaces: parking offenders! business was terrible - besides he school's graduates, their "Seniors," are not yet mature enough to handle themselves cornerstone of Poughkeepsie's economy. paybacks. at 47.1-5411 oi Katie Turner '92 participating in the event. I I think their plan to cut crime is never learned how to splice candle at what is supposed to be one of college s great experiences. - That became readily apparent in 1994 when This plan is too broad, is fiscally irrespon­ (Vice President) at 566-4642 dur­ Look for the photo sales in the | instead of actually catching real wax. • Why the form? massive layoffs forced thousands of people out sible, and lacks a clear focus. Newt Gingrich ing l»i*ine«H hour*. upcoming weeks. Couldn't they just ask that graduation participants arrive in a sober state? of work. would be hard pressed to show me a family Is the word trust" not in the Marist. vocabulary? The lack of income caused unemployment making $200,000 who is struggling and needs Patsy Schneider, This is the sort ofpolicy that is to be expected at a High School graduation, Katie Turner photo coordinator where most of the participants "are underage drinkers, age 17 and 18, who don't to rise which meant more people needed to some relief. know much better. collect unemployment compensation. The Republicans, while they seem ada­ These are 21 and 22-year-olds, most of whom are fully capable of taking care That raised the deficit and also your taxes mant on pushing this last pieceof the contract Pull tab, empty contents of head... Interns, Jobs, Things to Do of themselves and will in a few short months be on their own, for the rest of their in order to support the increase. through the Congress, are actually splitting lives. ... The less money you had to put into the apart. Factions in the party threaten to dis­ economy meant that you couldn't put that, rupt the wishes of Speaker_Newt Gingrich Go fly a kite. salamanders is slightly edging out Now that spring break is over, ternship. If you need more information Being a legal adult means making adult decisions, differentiating between contact Desmond Murray at Marist right and wrong. money into the economy, invariably causing it and others in the leadership to hold everyone, On: second thought, that may the second popular notion why don't you stop by the Career The whole scenario doesn't make much sense. to slow down. together In light of the two recent failures: not be such a good idea since there (campaigned by the physical plant Development and Field Experience To participate in this internship at 575-3543. Prior to the ceremony, Marist seniors will be encouraged to drink, with such IBM's contribution to this school made it the balanced budget amendment in the Sen­ Office and take a look at our new all students are required to apply were recorded 80 mile per hour guys) to build a golf cart dragstrip. for academic credit, send a cover open bar events as the Senior Formal and the infamous Booze Cruise. more, than just a run of the mill liberal arts ate, and term limits in the House. winds yesterday that shifted the In the end, I think we all know Summer Internship Binder. In it you Calling it a wet campus will be somewhat of an understatement. will find paid and non-paid intern­ letter, resume, and comic writing college. On both issues, members of the leadership . entire world slightly to the left: what is going to happen. The dirt •*••*• Is there a form that must be signed before students sign up for classes that Without the funding IBM provides, the broke with the rank and file to denounce the ship and co-op opportunities for samples to MTV. states students will not drink before or during classes? computers, the software arid its availability party's initiative. We are seeing this again, Actually, NiteCap is now six will just stay there and that little Summer 1995. Of course not. It's common knowledge. inches closer, to campus, making area pri the backs of my pants way For more information or to send The Capitol Region Education would be non-existent. It would also: be non­ with; tax cuts. Sen. Robert Packwood (R-Or-; Keep in mind that students must your materials contact: Suzanne Council and 36 participating school It's a bit silly to think that people will arrive with big 40s of St. Ides Malt existent if IBM didn't make the profits that it egon), the chairman of the Finance Commit­ that stumble home (which-is down near the cuff will continue have a minimum of a 2.5 cumula­ Liquor. to get dirty. Pollin, MTV Writing Internship, districts will be sponsoring a ca­ does enabling them to do so. tee, has said that he does not think tax cuts definitely not a good idea what tive grade point average (3.0 for 1515 Broadway, 16th floor, New reer fair for minority teacher can­ But we are still children in the eyes of administrators. Therefore, if you give IBM a tax cut it would be prudent at this time and that cost If students are forced to sign this sheet, why doesn't everyone else involved With those elderlies across the street On the other end of campus, Management Studies majors) in York, NY 10036 (212)258-6829. didates on Saturday, April 8, 1995 have to as-well? wouldn't mean that you're taking money from, savings from spending cuts would be better with their AK's hanging out the where students study and relax order to obtain elective academic from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon at the They are participants, along with the 700 some-odd students that will walk the poor. It would mean that they could hire applied towards reducing the.deficit. breathing air that doesn't smell like credit for a summer internship. At Marist you can contact the Capital Community-Technical Col- more people, raise what they pay their current window) that much easier. across the stage. In light of this, I would urge the Repub­ the treatment plant, there are all. If you are just looking for sum­ Communications faculty coordina­ - lege on Woodland Street, Hartford, employees, and make Marist College students All of this has a much greater tors or Desmond Murray at 575- Maybe parents should be forced to take Breath-alyzer tests. licans not to humiliate themselves again. In­ kinds of crazy things going on. mer employment, feel free to look CT. "On, who cares?" some will ask. "Just sign it and forget about it." more technologically advanced, and in the stead of alienating the moderate wing of the global impact on things than people on the Job Location and Develop­ 3543. John Denver was on Sesame -Sometimes you have to ask yourself "Why am I signing this?" before you future viable employees, because of that party and losing 30 or 40 votes (like term may seem to realize. ment listing on the bulletin board Registration is free at the door. actually do it. endowment limits) they would be better served by forg­ President Clinton has Street the other day (again). outside of the Career Development The statement is really just a way of throwing something back in your face in However, if you did the reverse' and put ing a compromise with the White House along designated the western half of the It's alright, though, because the Office, Donnelly Hall 226. ••••*• Participants will have an oppor­ tax liens on IBM, or a comparable corporation, case "something" happens at the ceremony. the lines of a proposal circulating in the House hemisphere a disaster area, so he's Cookie Monster is my favorite For more information about any Atlantic Records in New York tunity to hear about the statewide They don't want ripples in the water. that means they would make less money, hire right now. character anyway and everyone City is currently looking for interns movement toward a more diverse If you are a senior, ask yourself this question: Do you trust your own personal less people, layoff more people, and not make going to rope it off with that orange summer opportunities contact This proposal, drafted by a Republican, mesh fencing. knows that the Cookie Monster Nancy Moody, Coordinator of Job for Summer 1995 to work in their teaching staff, several informative judgment? contributions to the community, of which calls for the credit to be capped at $95,000 a Promotions and Radio Ventures ft you answered yes, well, there's no real reason to sign it. Some of it blew over to Marian would eat John Denver's guitar like Location and. Development, or seminars on such topics as certifi­ Marist College is a part of. year, cutting out much of the waste in the Dept. cation requirements, the Alternative If you answered no, you simply aren't ready for the real world. According to the Democrats the proposed and is confusing all of the a big lemon cookie. Desmond Murray, Assistant Direc­ Contract proposal. This would achieve both tor of Field Experience, at 575- Route to Certification Program, Marist doesn't think the Class of 1995 is ready. tax legislation is just "Robin Hood in reverse", tax relief for the middle class and deficit construction workers (especially If you listen real close to the There are a limited number of If Marist thought you were capable of making good judgment, you would not 3543. how to get a job, etc.; and oppor­ as Vice President Al Gore coined the phrase. reduction that benefits all Americans. If the Big Country, who by the way is stuff that the Cookie Monster says positions available and students have to sign this ridiculous statement. Don't wait until May to find a should fax their resumes immedi­ tunities to meet with representatives But when you apply it to everyday life, a Republicans cannot adopt a "big tent" ap­ not on the Pizzagali payroll) and you can pick out a lot. of several school districts to dis­ Don't be a sucker. life we all live in Poughkeepsie, regardless of job. Start now! ately to Atlantic Records. Don't sell yourself short. proach to allow opinions to be heard, they made them think they had to move The other day he said he's going cuss teaching, with possible follow- our role, you can see that that is the are giving their members an invitation to come up visits and/or interviews in the Don't sign it. misconception. the library the other day. to take Grover out because he has The contact person at Atlantic over to the other side. Records is Tracey Levine, Promo­ specific districts. As Representative Bill Archer, Chairman . My message: Come on over. We'll listen Dennis Murray is currently the same kind of blue coat as him ••••*• opening the ballot box for and he thinks he's a dork. tions Manager, Promotion Dept., of the Ways and Means Committee, said, "The to you. Atlantic Records, 75 Rockefeller For additional information feel engine that pulls the train needs to be fueled." suggestions on what to do with that MTV is looking for young com­ edy writers who are eager to begin Plaza, New York, NY 10019 free to contact Carole Mulready at Mary Diamond is The Circle's Sean White is The Circle's Democrat stretch of path they just tore up. (212)489-2265 phone and (212)489- (203)247-2732 or Desmond Murray Republican political columnist political columnist Larry Boada is suffering from a career in television to participate At last count, a stream to catch a pre-life crisis. in their 1995 Summer Writing In­ 5425 fax. at Marist at 575-3543. THE CIRCLE, APRIL 6, 1995 I THE CIRCLE, APRIL 6, 1995 8 I , •wy««^ ^ywtfo.qji Jt™>A*'^jWlfy^ w»y^t»ffl; V'WWtWWvrtitv'W'Wwiz ~ry*-#t.vtt* ** * AFFIRMATIVE' II ACTION continued from page 1. S1@®M1JY2BRIE1S; continued from page 1. "We put ads in minority "Quite a number of women drop "It will roll back the clock as far ;cf?«^W* to follow a basic policy to be in as equal opportunities for females Desmond Murray, who is also compliance with affirmative action newspapers, get in touch with out of the work force tcmpoidrily or assistant director of fieldexperienc e minority communities," she said. for an extended amount of time to and (minority) males go," Ramsey Now that you're going to rules and regulations. The college said. 'There are some very talented at Marist, said there is definitely a also has to report to the "This opens the position to more become a housewife or a mother," need to continue affirmative action people." Kirwan said. "When they reenter, people who are only given a chani e programs. administration of the state university by affirmative action." [arrested a freshman male in teo at Albany. If two equally qualified people ' they don't have the continuance ot graduate school, how ; w: c ; "America has a glass ceiling - "Affirmative action deals with apply for the job, and one is a experience that men do." JOT" Saturday,' Feb/4i^---iS?^-^'" *' '' ' ^ 95% of the CEOs and corporate Kirwan said he thinks there are Some local businesses, and even iivTh'eYmaleV^as"' five classes - African Americans, minority and one is not, Clark said mjjor corporations like IBM, say .. - •• -. . - y^.^S&^rth^;^ managers are white males," Murray Latino's, women, Native Americans the decision to hire is based on people using affirmative action who affirmative action targets. should not be. that even if affirmative action is do you plan to pay for It? "possession-of stol^^ v said «Affirmative action has not and Asians," Clark said. "SUNY abolished they will not slop hiring ^eryed^th;an;appepnc^ticket«.-v.Vaid??v-'?• ^ .!:'••'-•:-:-".'• PZ put a dent in this yet." New Paltz does aggressive outreach "If SUNY New Paltz has five "There arc people who arc ?}'?.-He was in possession of pne,of X>,^^ ^ ^ - ^ 0 ^t .fgo6a.' affirmative action officer, minorities. : e ; w: so e pr ty As to inform these groups about job biology professors and. none is a milking it, und llicy are benefiting ;thos«fla^g-cons^<^onlights^on-^:j^a^ *d6nc 't6 one'of thexarts',"; Murray said he assists with hiring women," she said, "When a position ;- Route 9,*? ,Joe Leary ^director of y^^r^^^ia^iyot'mx'y^'-V- at the college by identifying opportunities." from it when thev don't need it," Steve Cole, .spokesperson for ; ; Before the college can begin a opens in the biology department, we Kirwan «aiJ IBM in Puuglikccrftii-, sjjj the Safety, and Security, saidr^Stealing /donUihink I've "ever.heard-6f/any ^ qualified individuals and making look at the national average. If 10 these . lights:;\.causesV .very;: accident w;th ^ golf carts> recommendations. search for a candidate, Clark said He siiil affirmative action should company made a conscious etfoit to .darigerou^ coriditItion: s ,. and;'the-,'; ,-\ Stemetme. had renortediv out CI her office must have the job percent of biology professors are hire minorities before aifirmative Sorhepnehad reportedlypu t crazy- "However, the ads are done by women, by law we are supposed to only be used it minorities were less Human Resources and the job description and qualifications in educated than while m.des. action was made .t law. writing. approximate that percentage." . Ask us. description is done by the hiring : However, Clark said the bottom cleaning staff could not get person," Murray said. "The job "This way, no one can tailor a "But whites jren't more ' No matter what Congress, approximately 12 am the North end.. into the closets to get:their supplies could be tailor made to fit an job to fit a specific person," she said. line is they must hire the most lutcllcctutd than blocks, .so decides, uc will strive to maintain "foot patrolman discovered a smoking /disrupting thelives:of the students individual." Clark said that ads for the qualified person for the job - on the (Aniciic.ius) don't need .iffuin.itive an employee hase lhal would ; transformer, which services the old •in*the hall, Leary said;" '••'•'•'<••'•'•,•• '••••-. - A state funded college like position are then placed to reach the basis of merit. .•iction," Kirwan .sjid. represent all facets of the Townhouses, said Joe Leary; director "The law doesn't say anything Oh Sunday, Feb. 19, an attempted; SUNY New Paltz has to go several greatest number of affirmative action population," Cole said of Safety and Security.,. candidates. She said that it replaces about quotas," she said. "In reality, Kiiudii said Hi at he would like sexual assault was. reported, 'Leary.> steps further to implement lo see aliirmaiitc ai-iitin abolished. 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Staff Writer Swifts, which says something about contest, and spent most of the fourth the tremendous success his family practices and meets makes him a The lacrosse team put together, its first winning streak of the season quarter short handed. by MARC LESTINSKY Combine quietness, easygoing, has had at running," Colaizzo said. leader." "For Dave, running is pure joy, not Whenever any of his fellow by defeating Fairfield University,17- The defense surmounted Staff Writer consistent and hard working and 13 on Saturday. Fairfield's one man advantage, only what do you have? Senior runner work, and his love of the sport runners need help with anything, carries over to the rest of the team." Swift is there to lend his assistance. With the victory, the Red Foxes's giving up one goal to stave off their The women's track team traveled Dave Swift. opponents. the Hudson River to Columbia Anyone in the running program, "Dave has helped out some of record stands ait 2-5. These words are used by men's Senior attacker and captain David Schneider'complemented his University last weekend, only to track coach Pete Colaizzo and peers or who knows Swift, understands his the younger guys by tutoring them strong will to excel. in a class if they need it," Pool said. Closinski led the charge once again, teammates for their defensive work. return with three new school records to describe the fifth-year senior. equaling last week's total of five "The defense played good all and a host of personal records. According to senior teammate "His work ethic is "One time Dave made brownies, but the only way to get one was to give goals, while adding two assists. around," said Schneider. "The Kathleen Woodson, Alison and friend, Andy Baird, Swift has incomparable," Colaizzo said. "Dave middies really hustled back on gets the most out of his talent." him a hug." Sophomore midfielder Greg. Murray, and Patsy Schneider arrived been, and is, the backbone to a defense." on campus proudly, knowing they "He will never lose to another "His little saying is 'Do because Schneider chipped in with three strong Marisf running program. goals and three assists. According to Schneider, the were record setters. "In the 80's the program slacked runner with equal talent, it's always captain knows best,'" Pool added. It is these moments, beyond the His performance in the game defensive play gave the offense good Woodson, a sophomore, broke a little bit," Baird said. "Dave has the more talented runner who will scoring chances. just barely beat him out," he added. playing surfaces and practices; that gives Closinski a team leading 14 Jen VonSuskil's three-year-old mark been the pillar in rebuilding the team goals, and Schneider puts his assist "We had a lot of control," said in the 1,500-meter run with a time and the program, he is consistently Swift is classified by his coach make Swift a true leader, and more and teammates as a throwback important, a better person. total to 12, also leading Marist. the sophomore. "The middies did a of 4:55.4. good." The Red Foxes came out quick, nice job breaking up the field, we Woodson beat the old mark by Hard work and Swift have long runner because he trains like the "Dave is a really easygoing guy," quality runners of the 1970's. Baird said. "He doesn't get upset scoring three goals, and setting the had a lot of fast breaks." almost six seconds, which was been' associated with each other tempo for the rest of the contest. Closinski said Fairfield's weaker enough to give her a fourth-place because he sees running as a way of "Usually Dave is begging people too often, taking everything in stride. to run fifteen miles with him," Once in a while he will play a wacky "We came out fired up," said defense was a key for his own five finish. life, not a job. goal performance. Head coach Phil Kelly said Running is not only a Swift Colaizzo said. "During the summer joke on somebody to loosen us all Schneider. he usually runs about 100 miles a up" The Red Foxes led 9-5 at half- "It was the worst defense we Woodson's run was a pleasant family tradition, but something he faced, and I kept beating my man," surprise. enjoys. week." Despite the praise heaped upon time and remained ahead of Fairfield With the grind of three running him, Swift remains modest, claiming for the rest of the contest. said Closinski. "We used picks to "That was a big race for Swift, who is the eighth of ten get our attackmen open, and I moved Kathleen," Kelly said. "She did real children, is following in the footsteps seasons rolled into one school year, he is not sure how many school ! According to Closinski, offensive Swift "only" runs eighty miles a records he has. movement was a key factor in the off the ball to get open." well against some stiff competition." of his elder siblings and parents. i Schneider said he gives his The second record of the day was "Everyone in my family runs," week. "I have a couple I guess, I'm not win. "He is such a hard worker," too sure," he said. "The main point "The offense really moved the teammates a great deal of credit for turned in by Alison Murray in the Swift said. "I guess it just was kind setting picks, allowing his scoring 800. of something I inherited, seeing that Patsy Schneider, a senior member is there is always room for improve­ ball around well," said the captain. chances. v The sophomore ran a 2:25.7 to my whole family runs." of the women's running program, ment." "It was the first game we went to ' *^. ***.C'^ c s. said. "He knows what he wants, and Swift has also taken that the cage strong." "Everybody was setting good Looking but no where to go. Sophomore Jamie McGurk fights finish in fourth-place. Swift is known to his family as picks for me, getting me open for . Murray's success crushed the "Jerome Strum Bucket". he knows what he has to do to reach philosophy past the track and into The teams performance improved off Fairfield defender in Red Fox win. all of his goals." the classroom. in other aspects as well, said the passes," Schneider said. "The CircW sports photo/Chrtt Btrintto mark set by Pamela Gooltz in 1993 "Everyone in my family has a offense moves real well." when she was clocked at 2:27.1. nickname," Swift said. "The ^Strum' "At practices he drives us hard Last semester Swift earned a 4.0 Closinski. win." by making us go long, he is pretty gpa, garnering his coach's respect. "We also kept our position," said Marist will next face one of their "They are going to come out real Senior sprinter Patsy Schneider part of my nickname came from my biggest rivals, the Saints, on physical," Schneider said. "We got "They are hard hitting, and our older brothers strumming my ears much a leader by example," sopho­ "Dave is definitely the best Dave Swift doing his daily routine running. The super senior the senior. "The offense was more notched a second-place finish in the more runner Matt Pool said. student athlete I have ever coached," in control this time." Saturday. to come out hard if we are going to rival, but if we play our game, we'll 400 hurdles on her way to breaking as if they were guitars." ends his Marist career in May. win." "Running for Dave is just a way Preferring to stay quiet and Colaizzo said. "He gives everything a school record. reserved, the captain is a great his best shot, and it is great to see Clrclt sports photo/Chris Bsrlnata Schneider's new best effort of of life," Colaizzo said. I am going to miss him when he is The Marist running program will According to Colaizzo, despite influence oh the younger runners. a student who concentrates on his 69.4 comes just one year following "Dave defines 'leading by education just as much as his sport. gone." • continue to thrive, but it will be a Laxwomen Red Foxes escape with win in 13 her eclipse of 71 seconds flat. his success at Marist, Swift is not long time until they see a runner of example,'" Colaizzo said. "He is not "Overall Dave is a great guy and Indeed Swift will be missed by Barron tired, before we could do "She's been trying to break 70 the fastest runner in the Swift clan. everyone who knows him. the likes of Dave Swift again. slammed a two-run double with the by TERIL. STEWART anything about it, they scored," head bases loaded to notch the Marist win; seconds since she's been here and confident in Sports Editor coach Art Smith said. a win that snapped a threergame she finally did," Kelly said. The Marist offense could not losing streak. Mary McQuillan and Melissa Swift paces runners in NJ. The Red Fox baseball team gather themselves when the top of •< Smith said this -was a key win . Zobel added to the Red Fox success new season exploded for 20 hits on Sunday to the line-up loaded the bases with no for his team. story by notching personal best times Results from Match 2fr to Anrtl A BASEBAa NEC STANDINGS, „' ,. by MARC LESTINSKY, Senior Andy Baird finished sixth, pull out-a-13 inning 9-8 victory over outs in-the tenthT"""" ~~"' -",: "The-kids know now that even if in the5,000. Ieam -NEC Overall Staff Writer while juniors Josh Wood and Todd Northeast Conference .foe Wagner McQuillan finished third, Baseball (5-11-T; 2-4 NEC) Women'* and Men's Crew BsssaL SasscdL Coulson placed seventh and 11th by STACEY DENGLER The "meat" of the line-up missed we're behind, we can bounce back," College. a perfect opportunity to win, but fell marking a 19.27, while Melissa 3/29-SIENA (0-5L) " The Red Foxes flew to the top at respectively. . • • Staff Writer Smith said. "In the past we some­ 1. Rider 5*1 15-7 The 20 hits marked the second short when a force play to home, a Zobel came in sixth (19.48). 4/1 -Wagner (4-5L.-6-8L) MV8 LT8 - 2nd; WVfl-2nd; MHW4-1st; 2. Monmouth 4-2 13-15 the William Paterson Invitational in - Another positive race for the Red times folded up and expected bad WV LTfl- 1st; WV LT4- 1st ;MJV lT6-2nd; time this season the Red Foxes (5- pop out to second base and a fly out things to happen." Senior Dawn Doty finished close 4/2 -WAGNER (9-8W, 13Irm) Fafrfergh Dickinson 4-2 9-1T New Jersey on Saturday.. Foxes was the 1,600 relay. For the women's lacrosse team, 11-1 overall, 2-4 NEC) have tied the 4/4 -SETONHALL postponed MN8-3rd;WN8-2nd 4. St. Francis (N.Y.) 3-3 6-8 to center killed the rally. Smith has found a new future for behind Schneider in t'«e 400 hurdles. Mount St. Mary's 3-3 6-13 Senior distance runner Dave Swift, Darren .Ranft, John Saturday's 14-11 loss to Fordham school record for most smacks in a University was not a failure, but a' Marist senior Mick Foster kept his team. She finished in third, with a Wagner 3-3 , 5-13 Swift paced the Red Foxes by Hodges, and Bill Harrison combined game. personal record time of 71.9. Softball QS-4-l;7-0-lNEC) 7. Marisf 2-4 5-1M clocking a 15 minutes 31.9 seconds for a second-place finish in 3:35.9, test that showed many small the game going when he lifted a solo "I think that game (Wagner) will 8. Long Island 0-6 1-15 The Red Fox offense was in sync hdmerun to left-center to again knot turn things around for us," Smith Junior Colleen Carson, who 3/30-Cent. Conn.St. postponed and first-place in the 5,000-meter marking the fastest time in four years successes for what once was a learn in the game as the first six hitters in just looking to survive. the score at 7-7. said. "They (Marist) showed a lot of returned to action after a recent 4/1 -WAGNER (B-0W;8-3W) run. for the Red Foxes. the lineup all had two or more hits, illness, put in a solid 1,500 time of Colaizzo said the Invitational was Despite the overall score, the "He (Foster) is a very steady, heart in that game." 4/2 - ST.FRANCIS (NY) (15-OW; 10-1W) SOFTBALL NEC STANDINGS - Head coach Pete Colaizzo said eight of the team's nine RBIs, and clutch hitter," Smith said. "He's a 5:09.6. 4/4 -ARMY postponed Tearrt NEC overal. Swift used this race as a tune-up for the last of the low key meets for contest was one of the best games Barron and Foster each had four scored seven of the nine runs. tough out and it's nice to see him up hits on the day with Foster hitting While Carson's time was not her SSSStsL Record Saturday's Yale Invitational. Marist. played by the Red Foxes according Junior pitcher/leftfielder Mark Men's Lacrosse (2-5 overall) in crucial situations." his third homerun of the season. best, Kelly said he was happy to see 1. Marist 7-0-1 15-4-1 , "Dave got faster as the race went Starting with Yale this weekend, to junior tri-captain Nicole Lorenzo. Barron, (3.90 ERA-the lowest of the such a positive effort from her after 2. Robert Morris 2-0-0 10-21 the team will be tested from here on "Although wc lost the game, we The Seahawks mounted a threat The difficult 13 inning win on 4/1-FAIRFIELD (17-13W) on, but he didn't go all out," starting pitchers) held the Seahawks in their half of the inning prompting being sick. St. Fronds (PA) 2-0-0 7-10 Colaizzo said. "He is really shooting in. - are playing extremely well, we have Sunday did not come easy after a 4. Rider 3-1-0 12-2-1 hitless through the first six innings Smith to call senior Scott Ronaghan twinbill on Saturday. According to Kelly, illness seems Men's Tennis (4-2; 3-D NEC) 5. Monmouth '3-3-0 17-10-1 for a possible school record at Yale." Colaizzo, however, is not going a really strong attack," Lorenzo said. of play. :-• to be the catch phrase for the women (t. Long Island 0-1-1 4-6-1 to be any less demanding on his "Our defense is a little weak, but out of the pen to hopefully put out Marist traveled to Staten Island Sophomore Matt Pool broke his The Red Foxes themselves the fire. this year as the Red Foxes have been 3/30 - Fairfield postponed 7. Wagner 0-2-0 2-14 old personal best record in the 5,000 runners. we are working on that." and faced the Seahawks in - a 8. Mount St. Mary's 0-4-0 4-18-1 managed to piece together six runs Seahawk Andy D'Orio knocked doubleheader, dropping both games, plagued by constant battles with 4/1 - Cent. Conn. St. (2-5L) 9. St. Francis (N.Y.) 0-6-0 0-9 by over 40 seconds^ finishing third "I'm,pleased with the work we've The Red Foxes spent much of to take a 6-1 lead. sickness. 4/2 - Rhode Island (4-3W) put in so far, but there's always room v'S the game alternating goals with a solo homerun to leftcenter to put 5-4, 8-6. in 16:13.5. .• But Wagner produced a deva­ The Red Foxes will compete in Colaizzo said Pool's performance for improvement," Colaizzo said. Fordham. them up by one, only to have the According to Smith, the pitching stating five run eighth inning to tie Red Foxes answer back to win the was lacking in the games. the Yale Invitational in New Haven, was a direct result of an extended He knows there is; still a lot of Marist's offensive attack was led the ballgame at six. UPCOMINGWEEKSCHEDULE; game. "We had some control problems Conn, on Saturday. effort in practice] big meets left, and said the team is by three key players. "We were winning 6-1 when 4/6 - Basobcfl vs. Manhattan, 3:00 p.m. 4/8 -Men's lacrosse vs. Siena. 2:00 p.m. 4/9-SoftbaB at Manhattan.. 1:00p.m. "It was an outstanding race for well aware of that. ',.'•'• Sophomore third home Amy Sophomore George Santiago is what it amounted to," Smith said. Men's tennis vs. lona. 3:30 p.m.at Dutchess Men's and women's outdoor frock at Yale Men's tennis vs. Manhattan, 1:00 p.m "Everytime we scored some runs, we Roquet CKJb Invitational 4/ll-Basebcflvj.MoOoy.3:30p.m, Matt," Colaizzo said.""His hard work The Red Foxes travel to New Hoey led the Red Foxes, exploded CREW' 4/7-Soffbcfl vs. Co!gafe,3:00p.m. Men's and women's ere w at LaSafle hvt Men's tennis vs. Siena, 3:30 p.m. . really showed in his race.". . -, Haven, Conn, for the. Yale for six goals. allowed them to score some and Men's tennis at Fordham. 3:00 p.m. tational 4/12-Basebaa'citHartford,3:30p.m. . MCTV PROGRAMMING answer back. ...continued from page 12 4/8-Basebdlvs.St. Francis (N.Y.) 2.12:00 p.m. 4/9-Baseban at St. Francis (N.Y.). 12:00 p.m. Softball vs. Hartford. 3:00 p.m.~ Three other Red Foxes placed Invitational on Saturday. Junior right attack wing Kathryn Softball vs. Rider. 1:00p.m. (Al Softball gomes are doubtoneode») in the top eleVen of the 5,000 as well.; Clarke and senior second home Smith said the difference in the upper hand on the Red Foxes. Colleen McDevitt had three and two SPRING 1995 • CHANNEL 12 nightcap was two routine double "Army's heavy eight lias beaten goals respectively. plays that the Red Foxes could not our heavy eight the last couple of Defensively, sophomore goalie handle. .times we've raced," Sullivan said. Georgia McKenna performed well WEEKDAYS The infield made an error with a "Saturday showed how much we three-run lead in the fifth. Instead despite a lack of experience. 12:00 AM-10:00 AM STATION ID have accomplished over the winter." of making the play, the defense blew Sullivan said the performance **ATTENTION** "Georgia has never played 10:00 AM -12:00 PM MCTV CLASSICS ! lacrosse before," Lorenzo said. "We, the play, allowing the Seahawks to was also an indication of how much The Financial Aid Office is currently accepting applications for several Privately Sponsored Scholarships offered through the threw her into the position after 12:00 PM-2:00 PM * ENTERTAINMENT & SPECIALS score three runs, including the game depth the team has this season." sophomore, goalie Julie Ciosse was 2:00 PM-4:00 PM SPORTS 1 winner. * "I think, we may be deeper than College. These scholarships may be awarded on the basis of academic performance, financial -need, major field of study, injured. She is doing a really good 4:00 PM-4:30 PM CONVERSATION The offense did what they could last year," Sullivan said. job, we "are very proud of her." ' in both games, with senior Matt .- The women's team also fared location of permanent residence, or a combination of these items. A list of the scholarships offered arid their eligibility 430 PM-6:30 PM SPORTS 2 Valentine hitting a homerun in the One year ago, there was virtually 6:30 PM -7:00 PM* well on the Hudson. ONE ON ONE OR PRESSBOX first game and Barron smacking one . In the lightweight four (8:56) and requirements is provided in the Marist College undergraduate catalog, and is available in the Financial Aid Office. All no women's lacrosse team'. There 7:00 PM-7:30 PM UP CLOSE were only 12 players on the team in the nightcap. lightweight eight (6:47.3) races, the students returning for the 1995-96 academic year are eligible to apply. with two scheduled contests. 730 PMr 8:00 PM - ' • BACKTALK Barron holds the most NEC Red Foxes took first place. For the first year ever, the team 8:00 PM-10:00 PM MOVIE 1 accolades. He leads the conference The women's heavyweight eight To be considered for these scholarships, students must submit the following to the Fiaricial Aid Office (DN 200) by 5/12/95: has 40 members and 15 games', 10:00 PM-12:00 AM MOVIE 2 in RBIs (21 in 17 games) and in took second-place, losing to homeruns (four), and is second with Skidmore with Army placing third. 1. A completed APPLICATION FOR PRIVATELY SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIPS for each scholarship you are interested in; including a handful at Marist. hits (30). 2. A letter from you, addressed to the COMMITTEE FOR PRIVATELY SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIPS, outlining why you Although, women's lacrosse is. . The crew teams will travel to considered "a club by Marist, its top WEEKENDS Camden, NJ. this coming weekend feel you should be considered for the particular scholarship in question. (NOTE: a separate letter is requried for each scholar­ priority is to become a varsity team The Red Foxes were scheduled to participate, in the LaSalle within the next few years. 12:00 AM-12:00 PM STATION ID to host Seton Hall University on Invitational. ship you are interested in); and This goal is definitely not out of 12:00 AM-2:00 PM SPORTS 1 Tuesday but the contest was called It will be the first rime in three 3. A completed SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIP RECOMMENDATION FORM (for each scholarship)' to ensure full considera reach, because of dedication, and 2:00 PM-5:00 PM STATION ID due to severe weather conditions. years that Marist will compete in the desire, and perhaps a little help from 5:00 PM -7:00 PM SPORTS 2 race, according to Sullivan. "This weekend will give us the ', tion from the scholarship committee. heightened awareness of the 7:00 PM -8:00 PM STATION ID Marist traveled to St. John's University yesterday and host opportunity to race against schools APPLICATIONS AND RECOMMENDATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FINANCIAL AID OFFICE. NCAA's Title IX. . 8:00PM-10:00PM MOVIE 1 < The Red Foxes host Fairfield; Manhattan College today. Results that we will see later in the season,". University on Saturday. 10:d0PM- 12:00 PM MOVIE 2 were unavailable at presstime. .Sullivan said. . :. ' STAT OF THE WEEK: "I realized on a team level that I needed to win and I wouldn't let Michelle Hudson has thrown the team down." three one-hitters and two - Probodh ChipJunker 12 shutouts this season. THE CIRCLE, SPORTS APRIL 6,1995 Softball sweeps weekend series by JASON FARAGO pounding out 11 hits. First baseman Laurie Sleight led Staff Writer the attack by launching a homerun ...and the hits just keep on and knocking in five. coming. Her partner in the hot corner, The Marist College softball team Melissa Fanelli, also did her share continued its winning ways by of damage by going 2-for-3 with five pounding out an impressive 22 hits RBIs. and 25 runs in a 15-0 and 10-1 route In the nightcap, freshman Bridget of the St. Francis Terriers on Foy took the hill in her collegiate Sunday. debut; one she would not forget. According to Head Coach The rookie went five innings George Burgin, the name of the allowing one run on one hit and game was discipline. walking three. "Their pitcher's were not that "Our spot starter turned in a very good," Burgin said of the Terrier good performance," Burgin said. "It staff.;. "We were disciplined at the was a good time to see what she plate and let them throw a lot of had and we helped her out by balls. We just waited for them to playing well behind her " groove it when they were down in Offensively, the fourth proved to the count." be the death note. Marist sent 12 Down and dirty. Rrst baseman Laurie Sleight makes headlong catch of pop up over the weekend. In the first game at the Gartland batters to the plate, scoring six. Clrclt sports photo/Chris Bartneto Junior designated hitter Darrah Marist travelled to Rutgers Commons Field, Marist took finished them off, 8-3. In the ensuing finale, Robin advantage of the poor Terrier pitch­ Metz did the most damage with a University yesterday. Results were bases clearing double. Michelle Hudson pitched the Stohrer twirled herself to a 6-2 ing to up their overall record to 15- record as Marist once again pounded unavailable at press time. Patty Ackermann, Beth Murphy opener and continued her winning They will host Colgate University 4-1 and 7-0-1 in the Northeast ways by allowing one hit and turning out 11 hits. Conference. and Roseanne Daly delivered nine Friday, Rider College Saturday then of Marist's 11 hits. away 10 Seahawk hitters. After the end of the weekend travel to Manhattan College on Coach Burgin called on his "She was simply overpowering," festivities, Burgin said he was "premier pitcher" Michelle Hudson The day before, Marist hosted Sunday. All games are double- Wagner College. Burgin said of his ace. "The only impressed with the level of output headers. to start and she completed the game, hit she allowed was a dying quail; a from the team. allowing one hit in five innings and The Seahawks came into FOX NOTES: Poughkeepsie in the midst of a four- bloop hit." "Our pitching and defense is what whiffing 10. Fanelli, second baseman Marjorie keeps us in the game," Burgin said. Michelle Hudson and Beth "The best from her is yet to game losing streak, and when they Murphy earned NEC softball honors left, the streak hit six. Sylvia, Murphy and Daly paced the "But it is our hitting that will win it come," Burgin said of Hudson, who hitting barrage, making up the better in the end for us." . for the week ending April 2. Hudson improved her record to 8-2. "She The Red Foxes themselves were was the NEC Softball Pitcher of the mired in a hitting slump, averaging portion of the 11 hit attack. In Tuesday's game against Army has not gotten into her groove yet." addition, they only committed one was cancelled due to bizarre weather Week and Murphy the Player of the The bats also continued to excel, 4.5 runs a game. Week. Marist downed Wagner 8-0, then error. conditions. Netters split; Chiplunker excels Rowers open on good note; think too much about the score, but Nussbaum on first doubles to again by MARTY SINACOLA to concentrate on what I had to do pull out the win, 9-8 (7-2), for the Staff Writer to win the match." team's last point of the contest. future on river promising _. Chiplunker was unaware at the Two non-conference matches "Central Connecticut has a much time however, that his match would bigger program," Hardman said. "It Marist finished ahead of over the weekend keeps the men's by GREG BIBB Skidmore by a commanding 19 be the deciding factor in a Marist was also our first time this season Staff Writer . tennis team on track for a Northeast victory (Chiplunker won this match seconds (three boat lengths). Army Conference title. playing on an indoor facility "which to tie the contest. Marist was given was much faster than what we are As the barges flow past the took third. Marist closed out the twin-bill one doubles point for winning two- Sullivan said the key to the weekend positively by defeating the used to. I'm pleased with how we Marist docks, so do the men's and of three doubles matches). played." victory was a quick recovery after a University of Rhode Island (URI), women's crew teams. slow start. "I didn't know at the time that Hardman said his team is trying Both squads opened their spring 4-3, on Sunday. my match was the decider," "We recovered faster than they Saturday, they suffered defeat at to learn from all of its matches, tak­ season on Saturday by hosting a tri- Chiplunker said, "but 1 knew I had ing all the experience they will gain (Skidmore) did from a shaky start," the hands of Central Connecticut meet with the United States Military Sullivan said. to win for the team and for myself." in the regular season on to post Academy and defending New York State University. Chiplunker joined Tony The men's heavy eight boat, led Both matches were away. season play. State champion Skidmore College. Yacobellis in second doubles, The Red Foxes host Iona College The 2,000-meter course provided by coxswain Todd Antennucci and In Rhode Island, junior Probodh topping URI, 8-5. Stroke Jeff Reva, also had a good Chiplunker saved the day for the at the Dutchess Raquet Club in an early test for the Red Foxes as Senior Martin Byrne continued Poughkeepsie today. they prepare for the upcoming day on the Hudson. Red Foxes. his winning ways in' No. 1 singles, The eight boat finished a close He was down three games to They will travel to Fordham season. 6-0, 6-1. University on Saturday and return According to men's captain Jim second to Skidmore while beating none in the first and second sets, He also paired up with fellow Army. yet he managed to come from behind Home to battle Manhattan College Sullivan, Marist passed the test as senior Marc Nussbaum in their usual on Sunday. - he termed the day a success despite Sullivan said the race was won to win the match in two straight, 6- first doubles match, winning 8-4. at the line. 3, 6-3, at No. 3 singles. the absence of a team scoring Despite the 5-2 loss to Central system. "We came off the line well, but "When I was down, I tried to Connecticut, the Red Foxes had a Skidmore had the lead," Sullivan concentrate on two levels," "For the first race of the year, it good outing. went really well," Sullivan said. said. Chiplunker said. "I realized on a Byrne won his No. 1 singles Sullivan was happy with the team level that I needed to win and The men's effort was spear­ match on a tiebreak in the third set, headed by the Varsity heavyweight team's performance against Army I couldn't let the team down, and 6-2, 4-6, 7-6 (11-9). who, in recent outings, has had the on a personal level, I tried not to four boat, which took first-place, Byrne also teamed up with clocking 7 minutes 30 seconds. -see CREW page 11 Play ball. The strike is over...until next time What a week. room in a Chicago hotel, with the The reason they started this to leave again—four games will earn The University Connecticut world thinking "lockout,'lockout," whole bizarre episode was because them more than an adequate amount women's basketball team completed but instead Bud Selig, acting V they do not want to be controlled to live for a another year. a perfect 35-0 season on Sunday to commissioner quietly appears to say, T by the owners. . win the National Championship. "The players are back, the game is i If another team offers them more The owners could decide to have Michael Jordan scored 55 points back, and we are very happy about h money, they want to be able to take one of those quaint meetings in St. against the New York Knicks. Air that.". •'-' e it and run. Sort of a greedy idea — Louis, New York, Chicago, Florida is back and better than ever. There will be no lockout and the e w money, money, money. or maybe this time they'll meet in . UCLA won its first National season is slated to start on April 26, The funniest part of all this is Shangri-La (they might actually Championship in 20 years. a shortened 144 game season (hey, s that the MLB expects the game to conie up with something there). The Rangers finally won a game. how about a doubleheader or two). Stew's gone on as usual. Marist baseball lost on Saturday. But wait. Couldn't this all happen so they pay big bucks for them and The owners and players take An agreement has been signed Herschel Walker signed with the again in three weeks? Couldn't the away the national pastime, replace and a stay denied. It's back to work New York Giants. That's big. players say no way, get fed up and now all of a sudden, the middle of the 1994 season rolls around and the striking players with the average fellas. Oh. Wait, almost forgot. walk again? Couldn't the owners say Joe Schmoe from nowhere USA, no way and tell the players to leave? they decide they want to control • 232 DAYS OF PURE TORTURE labor costs (elevating salaries). and now they expect it to return to It's over. It's finally over, maybe. Don't throw your bats away yet the same ol' game. As bitter and as disheartening as Yes, that's right The 232 days replacement players, it's not over. They are the ones who let this this column may sound, baseball is get way out of control, but want to No way. Sure, the fans will go of torture have ended (the longest BLAME to the parks. As a matter of fact, do still the best sport to be invented "and most painful days of this past Both sides of the bargaining table stop the excessiveness by imple­ and on April 26 there will be no menting a salary cap. not be surprised if the opening home year, except for the Rangers winning are to blame here. . stands are sold out or close to it, but replace-mets, but Mets, real the Stanley Cup of course). This writer will put most of the Dan. Of course the players will Flushing, Queens Mets and this disagree and say, "see ya." it will never be the same. Last Friday, an injunction was blame on the owners though. The 1994 season will always be writer will tape it if she has to. issued against Major League The prima-donnas of baseball ask If the owners had never let the salaries reach the sky in the first regarded as the season that wasn't Baseball's management to restore for more, and more money every year but what will the 1995 season be free agency and salary arbitration, (granted it is not as bad as a basket­ place, then there would be no strike, Baseball is back, but for how people would not resent baseball and remembered as? The season that which means one thing—the current ball player dropping out of college could be but may not be. long. Sit tight sports fans. strike is over. to make millions in the NBA as a there would be no thoughts of a strike for the future. It could happen any day. The On Sunday, the team owners rookie) and a lot of them get it. teams could play four games and Teri L. Stewart is The Circle's locked themselves in a conference The owners want the best players On the other hand, the players are to blame as well. the players could decide they want Sports Editor.