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AHA Survey 14&15 BRYANT COLLEGE. SMITHFIELD, RHODE ISLAND pp FRIDAY, MARCH 29. 1974 VOLUME XXXIX NO. 21
Roy Little-A Business Legend Know Your Teachers Royal Little, founder of Textro n Corporation and Chairman of the Board of Amlel, And Courses Inc., spoke to the graduate Sludeot. In the Communicalions by Matt McManus for Management course: of the The Faculty·CourH deallne with attendance. M SA program at Bryant on Evaluallon has finally been The Evaluation results March 12. Dr. Burton Fischman, completed. It will be available to also broken down according AssocIate Professor of English students during Pre·registration cum groups so that students and coordinator of the event, week. Thf' evaluallon Is made up relate to each of their ",... ,""1 Introductd LitLle, who's topic of or nu meric data which the cum groups whi duclUllon wiU, "Communicating students will be able to analyze themSl'lves tall into. an d MoUVltlng Through the and draw their own conclusions probably help you in d."""",jolll Entrepreneurial Spirit." Also In about courses and instructono. how well you might do attendance were Mr. Larry The evaluation does not state course nut fall. Crumpler, Vice President or whether a course or Instructor is There Is much to bellent Amtel, and Or. Sol Lebovitz, good o r bad, bu t provides stude nt. if he takes the time Dean of the Graduate School at students with data to make their look through the many pages Bryant. decisions based on what they the Evaluation. The Evaluation Dr. Fischman's Introduction expect to gel rrom the course and wU\ be lVtliiable In the li brary all of Little was ont of praise and instructor they wish to register week and at pre.reglstl'1ltion . great respect. Relating IUs (or. It a ny student has "legenda r y accomplishments" It Is important that students problem, in with Textron. which he retired look dost'ly at the class totals for Evaluation, (eel from In 1962. Fischman stated each coune to nnd out how Matt McManus at that his departUft from Textron favorably and unfavorably Fred Leonard at "has not been retirement," rather students answered the questions stop by the Senate Ofnce ··the beginning of many on the evaluation last tall. Also, it there will be a copy available. activities." He noted Littlf's would beneCit students to This Evaluation has been remarkable bUsineSll iruiieht, Little instituted his Incentive and emploYefl makine tbem compquestlons which are ltiated, done tor you, so please use it bellowing him .. ith tllles as pro gram in 1953. It had a more attentive and careful in sur:h as questions 5e\'fn and 2 yOUl besllntertst.s. Originator, Motivator, and dt'fini&.t etfl'ct on Junior managf'n thl'i r worlr.. Commtlnlcator. Following hls InlrOduclion, Little rect'ived a warm welcome from the group Little also had a hand in the channels. H(' was asked how one Hot Ca r for Sale! which I neluded 17 graduate rt:!development of Nashua, New can encourag e open students. Hampsh i re , hel ping the commu nication throughout I Relaxed. yet co n fident, community through a change company. Little replied, " I don'l Little stated that he was very over from Textiles to Jndmtry. know," but did suggest to make Tinted Windows. interested In the use of Incentives Questio ned by a no ther jobs enJo)able and have a as a means for motivating student If he telt t.hat unrelated minimum of employ directors. Fully Air Cond itioned em ployees. 'Through the use of business ate more decentralized His advice to the students attractive incentives, which orfer than his counterparts, he replied was to get a piece of the action bon uses and extras to the attinnaUvely. He related that and to remember that it is best to em ployees, Little reels that there is only a smail staff at the get a position where you are part performa nce and output is home office. 'This 'tnables the owner. greatly enhanced. Little, who company to. cut down on costs Little, who recently returned explained his plan through the an d pour mo ney in t o its from a Safari In East Africa, told use of diagrams and graphs at the businesses. ot his great interest In the area. blackboard , feels that perhaps t he In reference to Company He has been working with local createst incentive an employee structures, Little states that only authorities to create na tional ca n be offered is monitary companies with great growth parks in game areas in an attempt bonuses. potential should be part of a to protect animals and promote Little, the genius behind l a rger com pan y . When tourism. 'Through his ettorts he Textron's success was as ked by a questioned, " How do you keep has stnt a boy through Harvard stu d ent why he though t communication li nes open to all who is a top medical student Friends, has Uncle Harry got a special for you this week. Uncle Harry's conglomerate in 1952. His reply companies," he reiterated that there. calling this one his " Horrendous Hots." It comes full equipped with was "I didn't." He explained that the best ways is through A man ot profound tinted shattered windoW's, slashed radials, solid static radio, dented he'd been in the textile business meetines. By discussing common understanding, Mr, Little Is still (enders, melted eneine, and a charcoal Interior. It runs like a bomb-l for 30 years, and for many years pro b lems a nd maintaining going strong at 79 years ot age, mean CHARM! So hurry down to Unde Hury's now, he's only got the textiles industry's return on personal contact memos and contributing his expertise to the one left! net worth was lower than any proposals are eliminated , which business world ot loday and dher industry. He said tbat the orten choke comm unlcatlon tomorrow. textile Industry was cyclica.l having a peak every two years. To remedy this he decided to build a company of unrelated. industries Fred Kenny Elected to delete low periods. Little was • laughed at when he presented his ideas in the '50's and was la beled to Executive Committee " Cnzy" and told by bankers that it WO Uldn't work . They could not see how one company could of CE EB successtully operate 30 unrelated businesses. After acquiring three Fred C. Kenney, Diredor of Kenney Co . b e fore h is companies , Little ran out of f'i nancial Aid at Bryant, has been appointment at Bryant. money. It was at this time that. elected to serve I two·year term HI.' Is a me mber of the Little acquired the American on t he Executive Committee of Eastern Association ot Student Woolen Company which was the the C o ll e g e Entr ance Financial Aid Administration and critical acquisition needed for his Examination Board. His duties the Na tional Association of continuance. T hro ugh the will be in the Financial Aid S tudent Fin a n c ia l Ai d uncovering o f forged stock Division or the New England Administration. He servl!d as certtncates in the company by Regional Asse mbly , I branch of secre tary o f Financial Aid Utt.!e bl'tore purchase or the the Examination Board. Otficers of Rhode Island in Company, he was permitted to A graduate of Bryant with 1972·78. merge with It by a court decision. the Bachelor ot Science In Mr. Kenney is married to the Woolen was purdwed Business Administration Dt>gree former Ann Mastriano o( acqUire its assets, but (8.5. in B.A.), Mr. Kenney was Providence. They res.dt' in I .'0'" to b@ the key to success Vice President of Chester D. Rivenoidewith their two children. lnmD&Dv. N ! [di!D/if/fly Zangari •.,. Says r- Speflking -'" Goodbye On page four of this week's ARCHWAY, we have printed an' article about this year's non-academic Dear Editor, commencement awards. The article was submitted by Dr. For some very good reasons, Gulski, the Acting Vice President of Academic Aff1'irs. This the o((lce of Special Events • Coordinator at Bryant College is year, it seems that nobody in the faculty or student bodies. being phased out. Since having knows anyone who is eligible for these awards. Therefore, been informed of that tact, and people who feel as if they are. eligible are requested to file the reasons (or it, 1 ha\'e aeeepted 11io.. ;a ... a applications "setting forth the attributes, activities, and an offer !')-om a mend of mine who operateli a small firm based • other relevant factors which he feels make him a candidate in Riverside, Rhode island. for the award" for which he is applying. Any students or Friday, March 29, Is my ltit faculty members who have someone in mind for a particular regular day as SEC. College Facilities award can nominate that person. Between now and the end of It's a shame that the awards have come to this. At a the year, the procedure which small college like Bryant, the faculty and students should be was establlshed for scheduling of For College Students e vents wi ll r emai n basically "C-. able to identify several qualified candidates for each award. unchanged, with Mr. Twomey It's 'surprising that they cannot find anyone. This dilemma and Liz Mangouni handling what doesn't say much for the faculty OR the students of Bryant. was my end. Dear EdilOr, Why doesn't anybody know the students who deserve the In the short time I've been here, I've met some really great I a m writing this lettet USing the few fa cilities available awards? merely to point out the fact that to us. Everything then was being It's bad enough that students are not known by the peo ple that I'm afraid I'm going to miss. I'm not going to be too there seems (sic) to be too many ...d . faculty and' students; but to top it all off, the students have tar away, so I hope to keep in local people who are allowed to Now I ask you, who pays this to nominate themselves! touch with as many of you as use the facilities here at Bryant large amount of money for this This is a new low in Bryant College history. At a large possible. U's been great being Coll ~e . These facilities should be school and for what'? Why are so here, but It's been just a little bit and s upposedly are only for many locals allowed to use our university this policy might be acceptable, but it is not at Bryant students. gym or even enter It without a Bryant. too short. Take care, and keep on truckin' ...... Bryant College student'? We, the ARCHWAY Staff, would like to recommend Sincerely One night this past weekend Needless to say, we were that anyone who knows someone who deserves one of the Paw L. Zongori a friend and I both students here quite fed up, and Immediately talked to the attendant of the awards submit a nomination for that person. We know that at Bryant, went to the gym with the intention of going to the girl's gym. He advised us to go to the our readers will participate in this so that the awards will exercise (sic) room. We were men's exercise room . Why should mean something to the winner. Intramural informed that the exercise room we be asked to leave'? There is a The granting of these awards should not be a political was locked and that security was sign saying only Bryant students campaign, and we feel that it will tum to this if the only notified about a ha1f hour before allowed 1n the gym. Why bother people who are nominated for the awards are Officials we got there; yet we had to wait write it if you don't enforce it'? at least an hour before we could There should be no reason self-nominated. Please submit your candidates for the get into the exercise room. As if why we should pay this amount non-academic commencement awards and give them some it wasn't bad enough waiting to of money for facilities and then meaninQ this year! Could Do get into the room, we enter and practically get kicked out of our find (sic) six or seven elementary own gym by local people! THE ARCHWAY Better Job and junior high students there Jeanine Brochu Dear Editor, '74 Streakers; The timekeeper [or Monday EDIIQRS-IN-CHIEF night's mens intramural basketball game was caught in the You're Not The First STEPHEN F. SIDORUK act of moving the clock ahead, which wasn't the first time this year. I reali ze that this Is a very Dear Editor, RICHARD W. SCHIEBELHU'{'H tedious job and timekeepers Many people on this campus me a hamburger grinder!" Ma ki ng should try to end the game as feel, falsely I might add, that they his return trip he ran Into two s oon a s possible. I also • were the first to endeavor in the s urprised females. Be ing an l>\ANAG1NG EDITOR acknowledge the fact that these act of streaking across the Bryant exceptionally well·mannered lad, are varsity basketball players who grounds. Boasting to themselves , he excused himself and bolted to JOAN FRIAS are very gracious to take the time "Look what J have his dorm. "Mr. Z" deserves more out from their "studies" to lend accomplished," they are making credit than he has received. so the ****************************** their expertise to fellow students. an obvious display of Ignorance. next time you are out revealing • But how could anyone reprimand You people are unaware of your true self, remember "Mr. Z" such a gifted group of students Bryant's first true streaker. This News Editors . . . " ...... , ...... ' ... . ~aul Carroll Is your fearless leader. • ...... , ...... • ...... KeVin McGarry who are devoting themselves to man Is my candidate for the the Bryant intramural program? "Streaker of the Year" award. P.s. We would appreciate it if Maybe if the a1mighty athletic the people with the grubby ports Editor ...... • • ...... • ...... '. Peter Lockatell department politely sucgested to Last spring a man who we looking bodies would keep their will can "Mr. Z" pimped out to sistant •.. , . . . . . • • • • . . .' .• • • . . ' . , . Steve Sadetsky these "officials" that they could clothes on. do a better job, the intramural the red bus with his powder blue Signed players miCht have a little more converse sneaks. He W85 a sight to The Presidents Commission o~o Editor ...... •• ...... Jef Stein respect for-the program. be hold. The hiehlight of his on Polish Recreational Name withheld journey were the worts spoken Activities ntertainment Editor .. ::.. . ' . . • ... , .. ~ . . Rob Rhault by request when he reached the bus. "Give Chail'm¥.n: Oh,yeah Derek oduction Manager ...... '. , . , . . ,.... Brad Hartley Assistant ...... , ...... ' , , , . ' Kurt Schlott Advertising Manager ...... • •• . , ... . Rob Salam ida tuO to redrO ~ . ffice Manager ...... • ., . . . . • . •• , .... . Cheryl Drew - Circulation Manager ...... ,?cott Clark This week, THE ARCHWAY would like to congratulate Dr. Harry Evarts, President of Bryant College, for once again showing the students of the College how little concern he has for them. During Wintersession , dormitory students had to move into three dorms to "conserve energy ." Staff: James Angelini, Debby Colby, Fred Colson, Tom Czapienskl These students had to move back into their own rooms during the weekend before exams were Mike Dalbey, Frank Ferri, Norv Garnett, Sue Gattoui, Beverly being held because the regular residents of the three dorms that were used were moving back Kliger, Larry Kromldas, Sue Libutti, Paul Lombardo, Rich Maged, during that weekend. Good planning, huh'? Also during Wlnlersession, we had a very bad ice storm. Lou Nigro, Kathy Pearson, Lynnda Poilen, Eileen Pulaski, Lawrence The roads were$) slippery that the State Police Department was telling pe-o ple not to drive unless • B. Selvin, James Smith. Buddy Trinkle, Anne·Marie Vigneau. it was an emergency. NeedJess to say, Bryant College held classes. Many or the faculty members and students could not gel to school that day. Some commuting sbJdents braved the elements that The ARCHWAY .. ~Pa.d. ."'Ir.1.; - ~ u.. .-ead-ue,...... lI;o.IIIdiq ,",011.1. b,. ct.. Wldapllduau iIIlUd . ..t.I ., BryMicon... : The po,obUdlIlr of morning only to get here and find that their teachers had not been able to make it in. • ARCHWAY .lIryant CoDep. T1WI nritfPQMl'.. b'-~ aM edJ.t.M e,",,-,-,. On Tuesday, March 12, Evarts again &howed his true colors. The whole campus was without bl' a .tud.... t ...It , UId "" f_ of ee_P!J.lp at aU 1If,>
Karen Carley Health Rights And Responsibilities t :Jk. p .. lu B.al m .Jical S.cr.lari •• 01 .." w m. ;t th.t thi.1 by Anne-Marie Vigneau colleT~,ge p rogram whir'ch~ twe,~ rma~h'y ~an,~dl ~l;that;~ they~ are; l ~ ~at ~~liberty to~~ in"~~rormationh ." will.p ~mbe he lpful in not come In contact with very accept or deny the use of them. maintaining continuity of healt h U nusual as it may seem, rootball team this past fall ), fre quently or at all duri ng our care. E: anesthetic, Rh factor, pathology , listening to music, and she has stay at Bryant College. It is STUDENT HEALTH RECORDS' Only very rarely are medical a and Medicare are a few of the just learned how to play chess. perhaps for this reason that we T he release of information records subpoenaed, usually in ... terms you might hear in some A1 though she states that she is may not be familiar with the from the medical record of any support or defe nse ot tort (and classes here at Bryant. Through "not domesticall y inclined ," she e ss e n t i a I rig h t s a n d student in a matter ot special very rarely criminal) actions. In such courses as Medical Office and her husband Bob have spent responsi bilities involved in these importance. such Situations, the institutio n Ad ministr ation and Medical the last three years r ~l ~ g and areas. It can be expected that a has no alternative to producing ~ Terminology and Case Histories, re m o d e ling the 7 5 -year-old , It has become more than student will have the necessity of the intormation subp:>enaed. ~ Karen Carley, our own "doctor in eight-room house they bought in obvi ous to our health tacllities on disc u ssing wit h a racu lty • the bouse," prepares secretarial Cra nston. The house had no c ampus that the students of member(s) or administrator any SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES majors for careers in the medical kitchen when they moved in and Bryant College as well as faculty ci rcumstance in which a health OF STUDENTS neld. jus t "making It livable and and administrators are not aware problem or treatment innuence a. T o partiCipate with A 1968 graduate of Bryant,. functional" has proven to be o f the rights and responsibilities h is a cademic performance or raculty , administrator, and health she received her Master's Degree that are involved in our program. status. In such an instance, it is professio nals in the deve lopment in Ed ucation from Boston There is talk about situations usually appropria te to verify or o f a c omprehensi ve health University and is now studying where students have wil dly taken deny a student's statement, as program. • summers for her Doctorate at orf to hospitals for attention or renected by an inquiry from a b . To u n d e r stand the Ne w Y ork University. Before fac ilit ies that can be found right fa culty member or administrator. objective of the college health joining the faculty here three here o n campus. There are also a In responding to such an inquiry, progra m, t o u n derstand the years ago, she taught at Katherine - multitude of students who do not however , it is of t he utmost problems to be o vercome and the GI bbs and Sawyer School of know just what is available to importance that no information resources needed to reach t hese Business in Providence. She has - objectives. them and what is not . be given concerning the reason also substituted and tutored in It is ror this reason that the fo r t h e v i s i t on the c. To li ve in accordance wi th the Cranston School System and ARCHWAY will be publishing diagnos is- unless t he student established practices ot public has helped out in the Cranston the rights and responsibili ties of knows and approves in advance health, respecting the rights or Adult Education and Manpower college students, facul ty and and/or unless to do so clearly is othe rs to an enviro nment in Development Training Programs. employees, and the institution in the student's best interest. which phYSical, emotional, and In the past, Carley has served itself. The information and ideas Students have a right to s oci a l h ealt h hazards are on the Trustee Committee on presented here are with the able anticipate that their relationship minimized. Student A ffa irs and the quite a task, as they did all the help of O r . Raul Nodarse , with the professionals in the d. To utilize available health Co mmitte e on Colleg e work, including plumbing and Director of Health Services, and health center will be one ot resources voluntarily when the Organization, among others; and e le ctric a l repairs, themselves. the "Statement on Health Rights c om p i e t e co n t i d e n ce. need for help is evident, or when at present she is putting her However , those who have seen and Responsibilities of Members Inrormation to parents sho uld suggested by others. numerous talents to good use as the ho use in its present state all of the Co llege Community," not be given without the direct e. To guide and encourage advisor to the Alpha Phi Ka ppa agree that It is q uickly becoming publ is hed b y t h e American knowledge and permission of the o th e r s tude nts to live in Sorority and is a member ot the a work of art. College Health Association. student. accordance wit h established AJ umn i Council. She is actively The students of any college practices and to utilized' health i n v o lved with the Br y a n t Kar en Carley is a warm, have the right to expect their No information whatsoever services when needed. . Investment Club and the Teacher [n endly, and relaxed person. She c o ll ege to a c ce pt a b a s~c rrom the health records should be t. To support, financially and Fed eration and is currently is ve ry well liked by all the r es pon s ibi l i t y for a supplied in answer to requests for otherwise , the inst itution's health serving as Co-chairperson ot the students and faculty who know comprehensive health program. It inrormation when it appears that p r ogram, especi ally tho se A n n ua l Sp r in g SemInar for ' her. Carley is proud to be able to should be designed to assure the this informatio n is to be used ror servi c e s , p r e ve nti Ve and Senio rs, sponsored b y the say , " I have a pretty good general and specific health needs scr eeni ng r o r e mplo y ment , therapeutic, provided for t he care Secretarial and Office Education w orkin g relationsh ip wit h o f th e m e mbers o f the admissio n, etc. The student can of lhe students and for the health Department. Outside of school. medical-secretarial students. We institutional community are met. expect to have r e leva nt ot the community as a Who le. Karen Carley is a member ot do a lot together- both in class It is obvious that its main information concerning his past Next week we will relate the Delta Pi Epsilon , the Rhode and out. My door is always open emphasis should be on measures me d ical history forwarded to R ig.h j:s and Responsibilitiet of Island Health Scie nce Council , and students orten drop in to for th e "pr e vention" of other healt h professionals when Faculty and Employees o r the a n d several se c re l.!l rial and talk." She loves her job and the handicaps to health. authorization has been granted College. busi ntss associations. people here at Bryant very much At the same t ime, the 'For relaxation, when sne and it shows in the way she students have a responsibility to teaches a class, participates in finds time, Carley enjoys readiflg, support steadily t ho~ measures Tenure Or Advancement crocheting , needlepoint, sports school activites, or just sits and and services which are decided to (s h e play ed on the .faculty talks with a student. be in the best interest of t he institutional community as a whole. In Rank Attained By Ten Student Of The Week SPECIFIC RIGHTS OF STUDENTS S tudents have a right to Ten Bryant facul ty members Miss Pelkey . who lives with by Eileen Pulaski expect provision to be made for were advanced in rank and one her family in Glendale , Rhode having h igh . q u a lity personal received tenure, according to lin Island received her undergraduate h e a lt h se r vices available . To everyone at Bryant, Sue .H ere at Bryant, she likes to announcement today from Or. degree at Bryant College and her socialize at the " Rat" and attend Prevention of health problems Harry F. Evarts, president of mast er's d egr ee at Bost on Dubin is " Bunny. " After a year sho ul d be the primary objective, th e parti e s gi ven b y the Bryant. Un iver sity_ She also holds a here as an Accounting Se:tetarlal wit h care for illness in an m a jor, sh e s wi tched to fraternities. Certificate of Graduate Study, ' intl>Ortant but secondary note. Ad vanced . from Assistant Instit utional Ma nagement and is Bunny listens mostly to rolk Professors to Associate Professors which precedes the Ph.D. degree, There are areas in which the trom t he same institu tion. presently in the ~con d semester music. She especially enjoys Cal were Michael Filippelli; Joseph A. Slevens and the late Jim Croce, students have the right to expect Mrs. Bains, a graduate of ot her new major. She felt t hat Dacqua; Patrick J. KC
Accounting Highlights April Events
Friends of the Tree
Movie Review An ancient beech tree has found a determi ned group o( SLEEPER friends in Branford, ConnectIcut. Direct and Co·Written by Woody Allen A eroup or women and by bob rhaull young people are tree~t tl ng in The most recent in a successful series of comedy films is shifts to save the 200·year-old SLEEPER. Glimpses of Woody Allen's prior genius for hilarity acquire tree from being cut down. a deeper penpective and manifest themselves In SLEEPER. Allen's When the tree cutters came biting satirical wit comes down hard on organized religion, CAtholics, th is mornine, Mrs. Theodore Jews, and homosexuals. Stebbins and friends had resumed In many past performances Allen assumed the role ot one t heir 30·foot perch for thE' subjagated by a mote powerful opposition . in t his respect, SLEEPER is u cond day. The tree cutters no exception. Allen'. trademark ot "cowardlce~n·parade " is quite looked around and left. prominent throughout tile film. Mrs. Stebbins and her A , Allen, who Is the proprietor of a health food store in Greenwich husba nd-a professor at Yale '"- 'W"willage in 1973, discovers he has a peptic ulcer which must be Univeully in nearb y New t Immediately removed. He enters the hospital (or the operation and is Haven-tried to buy the propE'rty put to sleep fo r two hundred years . Cryogenically awakened, he is * to save the tree. However, lhe Hold on to yOUf pants, folks, and sit down. Madame Lovonda is deemed an enemy and an alien to the American Federation or States (a ~ property belongs to a Branford about to strike! 10, 9, 8, 7, 6,5,4,3,2, I, STAB!!! ... post· holocaust formation.) His only means of survival is to seek couple who want to build a asylum with a subversive underground organization plotting to seize house. In order to build their control ot the government. house, they say, the tree must Dear Madame Lovonda: The film is a sequence of fra ntic Cuturistic farces that only Allen come down. A oould eel into some sane semblance of contrived comedy. Diane Friends of the tree say it is a My goodness, how opportunities abound these days at Bryant ... WKeaton submits 8 fine performance as Allen's partner in his quest for b e auty - t ha t the who le reCu ge against the state. She displays an uncanny ability in being a One day a secret.ary-and the next, an Administrative Assistant-and community uses it-especially the no publicity even eiven. '·Sb1Iight.man" to Allen's transitory ad.libbing. kids. With the advent of SLEEPER, it Is interesting to recognize the How does one Co about this? How 's a Ms. to quaUCy'??-no Mrs. Stebbins, Audry degree!!! Does the pay accellerate at the same rate as the promotion? Wlwavering following which Allen has amassed. There are rew Glassman and Susan Fusco take performers today, much less comedians, who attract such a loyal What other + + + + might one expect? Perhaps four weeks vacation Uke the daytime shift. Neighborhood other administrators with degrees? Budget doesn't allow for a audience. The mere sight of Allen on the screen elicits laughter, tears, boys and girls take turns at nig ht. cost-or-living raise for the staff-wonder if this could be the reason??? and a respectful ovation from the staid worshippers of this haUows And three blasts of 8 boat's hom humorist. Despite a few inconsistencies, SLEEPER is not just a new Of course, we wouldn't trouble you with this puzzle, but the means somebody sitting up in the Personnel Manaeer's office is vacant and WE wouldn't get a straight comedy movie .. j t is an additional testament to the genre of comedic tree needs something. UP} : art too orten neglected In an era of doleful movie.makJng. answer from our illustrious president, even If we asked it. 3/26/7' We do hope you can help us, Madame Lovonda, because we would also like to aehieve our potential as ... Admlnistrative Assistants. ,THE INTERNS Wo ndering Ms'. Dear Wonderilll Ms.' by Ke vin C. Smith
While we were enjoyl", our Unfortunatdy, 1 was not able to reuarch your Idter pel'3Onally vacation, a program which has due to other commitments. Instead. I had a member of THE been goine on for thirteen years was under way. She Bryant ARCHWA Y S taff, Paul CarrOll, do the research for me. He went to ~u Mr. Thom(J.I Scott, Vice President for Bu.ine.. AffairJ. to invelligate students were in Washington D.C. your inquiry; but Mr. Scott did not handle the mailer, dating thiJt it with Rhode Island's U.S. Sef\ltor UI4J an internal matter of the Pre.ident'. Office and that Mr. Carroll Claiborne Pell and ConpeS5man Ihould see Dr. Eoort.. Later in the day, Mr. Carroll interuiewed Dr. Robert Tiernan. Eoort. on the malter. Mr. Carroll aaked Dr. Evart. if it had been true The purpose of their visit was that Sandra Perry had been made hil Adm;niltrative Auiltant. After to learn first hand wnat goes on an Um and a long pou .. Dr. Eoort. exphJined that during the lime with the voters' representatives. between Mr. Grat'. and Mr. Ryan'. employ ment (J.I Assistant to the As Carol Rouleau silted, "We President that M•. Perry had done much of the work of the Assistant learned more by seeing than we of the President. When Mr. Ryan be,an his position a.s Dr. Evart.' could ever learn by readlne:." .4. .$Iiftant, he W(J.I put in charge of lo ng.range projed' and Ala. Perry continued the dutu!. sltort·rlJllfe pion •. ill IlIht of thit. Dr. Eoort, The six Bryantites were split af felt that . he should be ,iIJen a mor~ prfj .t;'iOU3 title. So the answer to up among Senator Pell's office your fi"t que.tion iI ye• . Perry II Dr. £ oo"t.' A dmlflistrative and Congressman Tiernan's. "'1. Auiltant. Dr. Eoort. told tha t the Jo b did not req uln a degree. Mr. Owing their slay (March 17 to Paul Nolan, Senator Pell, Carol Rouleau , and Brian Riordan in Carroll asked Dr. Buart' if the job broUj/h t a raite in pay. and he 22) they attend ed closed Washington for the intern~ip program. rt.ponded. "That'. a prwote malter." Mr. Carroll que.tioned Dr. h earings, the Supreme Court, The ma ll or Rhode Island's busy by thret' benefaetors, Bryant Euart3 if any other benefit. resulted fro m the new pcnition. At this both Houses of Congress, toured Senator had topics from taxes to point Dr. Evart. told Mr. Carroll that he Will a.sklflg many /Urwnat the Whi te House and sa t in on lhe College, The Rhode Island the e ver present question oC questions that did not concern him. Mr. Carroll told Dr. Elltlrts tha t he Committee on Foreign AfCairs: Automobile Association, and a Impeachment. was simply researching (I le tter for another party. Dr. Euart. lold Mt. The highlight of the trip was third person who wished hls name be withheld. This was the Carroll that he . hould have them come ..e him. but Mr. Carroll did not visiting a closed hearing of the Who were these lucky six? first year that the total expenses kllOw the name o f the third party as the letter W(J.I sig11ed fic/Wowly : E xecutive Session of t he Well , they were students picked ot the students was paid. It is Dr. Evart. the'l lold Mr. Carroll "I don ', like having a . tudent committee on Education. During on a competitive basis with t hei r expected that the program will be_ reporter inquj,ing into th~ Pruident's Office. S tud~nts are here for on this meeting, Senator Pell was cumu lative marks a fa ctor. education. What gOl!' on in the Pre,idl!nL ', office docs tlo/ cOllcern outstandi ng. Topics ranged Crom re peated next year so keep your th em." Bilingual Ed ucation, to the Senior s and Juniors had eyes o~n to take advantage oC It . Mr. Carroll corrected Mr. Evart•• t ating, "What ,oes on in the Indian Education Ad. preference. The students who Ms. Elizabeth Palter who President's o ffi~ effected the entire Bryan t Community ." Once Qlfain 'The students were not just participated were: Carol Rouleau, co-ordinated this proeram stated ; Dr. Evartf d aled to Mr. Carroll "You arC! a.sking many personal vacati o ning, like the i r " More people shou!! recognize Paul Nolan, and Brian Riordan, they can vi s it their questions that do not concern you." Dr. Eoorts then . tated, "Don 't cou nterparts in Florida and who worked for Senator Pell. representatives in Washington." I make appointment. to ICe me on .uch malte,., un'e .. you. have Bermuda. They worked In the Vanessa Boulier, Richard Dowd wonder if all our elected officials something important to diKu... . " offices also· Their duties ranged and Kenneth Bray worked for wouldn't do a better job If we Wondering MI. ', 1 am lOrry that Mr. Carroll was not succ"3ful from typing to running errands. with Dr. Eoort., and am lOrry that 1 con help you no further. But then The students also had a chance to Congressman Tiernan. dropped in on them every once in as you stated in your leiter. "We wouldn't get a straight answer from see some of Sef\ltor Pell's mail. The students way was paid awhile. our ilfush'iol.ls prelidlmt, tUffn if we /lsked." Well, I didn't, Mr. Carroll ~~~------~~--~~~-- didn't. and you won·t. So what'. new' Diagu.tedly. Delta Omega Officers Elected Modame Louonda Raffle To Be Held by Howard S. Schreiber Dear Madame Lovonda, On Monday , March 11, Delta Omega is sponsoring a respective firms, and they talk on The Tuesday beCore vacation during my n1ebtly shower ritual the • t!lections were held for IXl lla raffle to be drawn on April 26. subjects pertaining to what we water gods suddenly turned against me and I was left standing, soapy, Omeg{l Protel:donal Society. The First prize will be a basket ot learn in school. Past guest in the bathroom. Stumbling around careful ly wrapped in a towel, I outcome and officers ror the cheer, second prize an American speakers incl uded a Vice observed a eeylliP.f outside my window. Had " Old Faithful" taken a upcoming ye.r are: President, Tourister suitcase, and ~he third President of Polaro id wrong tum somewhere? Will the Collete ealse my rent fo r waterCront Vic Gagliardi; Vlce.Presldent , pri1.e will be announced at a la ter Corporation , an accounting property? _ hll Todd; Seeretary, Sean date. Tickets are 25 ceots each or executive, and a Vice PrHident Hieh and Dry . urCy; Treasurer, Paul Replensklj on(> dollar (or five. They may be from Textron. Speakers are invited to our meetings which are and Public Relations Director, purchased [rom any ot the above Dear High and Dry, Howle Schreiber. The class held (our times a year. The "Old Faithful" did not lake 0 wrong turn. The College decided officers or in the Rotunda meetil}gs.4(8 h.ld at nearby representatives actine as the atartlnglbe week oC April 19. AJ that the wat.r Jet in the pond would loolt rnore Ilttracti"", in the DOrm' Board of Directors are Seniors reltaurants. After the. dinner, the Village. 10 they moved il beside Dorm 10. Thr Ki.a behind thIS speaker dlscwsea hia topic tor Rich McGrath, Tom DuBreuil, Zen and Rich Woolf deserve nuuterplot IDa. to tum thr Dorm Villt1l~ inta 0 Mmi·Vrnicr-i6n·' thol Non Garnett, AI Ehren$; Juniors much crtdit (or their One drafta the eveni", and he entertains any cute! Alto the Colfe,. wanted the student. in Dorm. 12 and 13 to Burt Mowbray, Marty Sn,ennan, In chairing the raffle committee. questions or comments. wnduct on expuiment m ulld.rwot.r liv",,-Ihe only problem tlk!r« With pre-dinner ('OCkWls, a Pat Wllllanu, Dave Schwartz; For those who are not wos thot they foiled to provide the "udent, with .cubo equipment. A. Sophomores Bob AJlen and familiar wltb Delta Ometa good din ner. and interestin. for yoW' pl/fht. I'm wre that all of that wap dntd nicdy alld w,Ilenu.:/r speakers, Delta Omega offers Ly n n da Pollen. Frubmen Society. the rolbwing is a brld off In If few rna,.. w.e.u. ~ot only i. th. College planning to rvise the E'xciUnlil chanlil" In the da.ily Ufc representatives are to be desertpUon. First ot aU, DE'ILa rent on your r:cotic lIla/erfront oereOle, but thPy are al50 plannin, 10 of Bryant. Delta Om~ 's next announced In the fall. Omega is not a new fratermty! H fQ/$f' your tons! I 'UUf'.It that In the futun in order to a4lOid gettil'l6 Congratulations to outgoing is a prot(>SSional sociE'ty which alld rnal meeUnlil of lb. )'ear Is t'OI./f/U '" the lihower without W{Jter thot you rrMJrt to haue yoUI' body on Wednesday, Apn124. Furt.b~r President Ricb McGrath and hls hosts goest spNkers. These dry c~ed twi~ 0 WHit, Executive Board tor a ,iob Willi speakers are w:ually h12h·rankinl details oonCffTling this mM'tinc _. '. -. ." ,., tl "r ....."in I~I on I Mil' Will be torth('Ominl? g. Mr. Michael Filippelli: p.. • An Accountant For All Seasons Off I On.e of the busiest teachers masters from U.R.I.'s extention for the Department to work with - on campus, Mr. Michael Filippelli division. Betore coming to Bryant other departments in order to H.< always starts the day with a in 1971, he taught for three years 'strengthen his own. "Not every smile. His friendly attitude at Providence College. He felt student is interested In becoming qu , toward others and his dedication that "Bryant was a better place a CPA. We try to have programs Tile me, to his profession are just two of to practice his profession-the designed to allow students to the the many reasons one may growth of the College was very elect courses in their junior and Bu , consider this man as being an Impressive. Bryant College has senior years which are more in Mu • asset to Bryant College. the best Accounting Department common with their interests. A" >- Besides his duties as a faculty in the country," says Filippelli, Budgeting and Controllership are So c c:t: member, which includes a recent "and this Is supported by new courses that have been tllff ~ promotion to Associate comments (rom professionals In offered which are designed for by U.P.I. u Professor, Filippelli is in his the fields as well as Interviewers students not interested in public iI second year as Chairman of the who have come to Bryant. The accounting. Next semester, in Accounting Department as well most recent CPA exam given cooperation with the English OVERDUE BOOKS On ~ Arrest wananLs have been issued ror 21 persons who c h ~ked out • as Chairman of the Council of awarded 22 CPA degrees. Sixteen Department, a very much needed Ad, ~ Department Chairmen. His of the 22 people involved had Report Writing course will be did not return 210 Seattle public library books missing since last summer. experiences as a fraternity had some learning experience at introduced for accountants. A counselor (or Phi Epsilon Pi and Bryant." computer course for accountants Among the titles of the missing books are "Persistent Criminals" and ''The Booster and Snitch." th as a faculty advisor tor Delta Bryant's Accounting Is also being considered." Omega Illustrate his deep concern Department has made accounting All in all , Filippelli seems to BUSTED BUSTER and interest in student activities Some people haue no luck at all. a more C1exible curriculum. be a conscientious individual. H, ..Sp' at Bryant. Fi li ppelli, In continuing the goals believes that if something must A 33-year-old Welt Berliner chaNd two youths he saw breaking an • up' of past Accounting Department be done, it should be done right. outside mirror off an automobile ye,terday and two them at gunpoint to a police station. B" • chairpersons, finds it necessat)' He is a credit to Bryant College. A" Potice charged him with pOS$ession of firearms without a permit. Sec BLOWN OUT MAN IFOLD ME A California highway patrol officer decided to check under the II"u Investment Seminar, the hood when he stopped a car that was putting out huge clouds of " smoke yesterday near Carson, California. Le March 30 When he took a look he found five kilos ot marijuana pressed W. against the engine manifold. Arr Bryant College and the GUide-Advanced Training with The motorist had told officer Arthur Rasberry that he believed his Ad- When not atten d ing Providence Area Council ot the Samuel D . Knox, Assls"nt k. y accounting meetings or acting as engine was smoking because of fau lty valves. But Rasberry became National Association of Professor of Economics 6t doubtful when he got closer. ., a professional advisor, Filippelli Investment Clubs will join hands Bryant, Instructor. The day wi\! M. can be found spending much time He says he almost fainted upon smelling the rumes. to present the Third Annual conclude with the PAC players III pu, at home. His wife, a native ot "A Model Club Meeting" and the Spring Investment Seminar on NO BIZ LIKE ... i mi Italy, and his twelve-yeu-old Saturday, March 30. annual meeting of the council. bet da u ghter are his greatest The Cubberly High School senior frolics in Palo Alto. California, th, concerns. , 'len time permits, he had a few more frolicking studenl' Ihllt it bargained for, but ill the relaxes on '; basketball court, an T he program, "Project true tradition of "show biz" the show went on. Martin W. Davenport will ice rink and sometimes he can United," will be held In the Mr. Just as the muter 01 ceremonies intoned , "And now, ladie, ulld speak on "1974 Re&arching." even be found on a track fi eld. Smithfield campus auditorium. gentlemen.. . " six naked girls cllld six naked boys ,treaked across the 0" Mr. "Tony" Andersen, who "My highest interest, though," The day's activities will begin at stage ami out to waiting carl in the parking lot. rose from salesma n to president says Filippelli, "is readine. I 9:15 a.m. and conclude at 4 p.m. The audience gave th em U Ilanding ouotion-and the show went r .. of his company, will discuss the D O. espedally li ke to read about Fuller View and the products MOl foreign countries and their that unite his industry with1 ., C"Ultures. " Spe akers wi ll include A DARK HORSE President Howard C. Conlon of others. Th e H . B. Fuller Corporal Edward Lay was spotted by poliee in Jacksonville, North ,., Altho u(h origlnaJly from vis the P AC / NAIC; Martin W. Company has a plant in Waltham, Carolina, early one moroin, as he was on his way to his job at Camp Brooklyn, New Yo rk, he has Massachusetts and the manager. .... reeeived matt of his education in Davenport. Mana&er of Research, Geiler and promptly ticketed. DeHaven and Townsend , Crouter Tod McGinley, will be a guest of Seems his horse, as the ticket put it, "was not equipped with Sui Rh od e [sian d. He attended the day. Sen LaSalle Academy and then and Bodine , Phi ladephla, headlights or tail lights." grad uated fro m Providence Pennsylvania; and Anthony L. But now the marine corporal has been vindicated. He was found innocent by a judee yesterday, after a trial which included a defense the College in 19&4 . After serving in Andersen, President of H. B. Mr. Knox and Mr. Conlon diS( the Army in the Missile Divi&.ion, Fuller Co., St. Paul, Minnesota. will serve as seminar presentation of a drawing of a horse equipped with radial steel hooves, he returned to Rhode Island and co.ehalrpersons. The agenda for headlights, tum llien_ls., and cyen an emission control device. the day will include a Corfee and worked as an accountant at a DI\ local office for one of the Big Two workshop sessions, Danish and a Luncheon in the FLY ME TO THE CITY DUMP Eight accounting fi rms. His first using tools of the NAIC, will also Salmonsox Dinlnr Hall. An Atwnta woman, led up witll th e se rvice she was getting /rom the sanitation department, yeslerday hijacked a garbage man. association with coll eges began at be a part of the seminar; The bti Bro wn Un iversity where he Portfolio Management Guide Interested persons are invited Barbaro Wall 01 Dunwoody was told afler it was all Oller tllat her din action couid have landed her in jail. But she did get quick attention eventually took on the poSition with Mrs. Ruth McPhetrldge, to register by telephoning or . tu of Chief Acco untant. While NAIC Vice President, instructor writing the Bryant College paid to her gripe8. working at Brown hereceived h1s and the Stock Selection Business Office, 231·1200. Miss Wall said her garbage hadn 't been picked up in eight day, and ~~~------~~~~ . the trucks are supposed to come around twice a week. Then y esterday ,he cam e home and found garbage littering her yard, so she demanded a paSi ing garbage collector to clean up the mess and IIaul it away. Tile 'rYflnt tfJ/lege 80 G$ But she also wan ted to ,peak to those in charge, the man began clearing off the rubble, she snatched the key, to hi' pickup truck. Then she took the a" onished collector into her house where he /nternfltifJnfl/ Nigllt telephoned his boll that , "I'ue been hi.jacked. " H e might haue auoided all the trouble if he'd been built differently. Miss Wall My, an other truck prelented itself. first but she by Rose Lee let it go by. This Sunday night, March 31 In her U1ord ~, th ere "wu a big lat man behind the wheel and J at 6 p.m. the Bryant College (qJured I couldn 't handle him." Iote"lnation,' Student Organization will host another of its fabulous International ", What Are Nice Guys Like You Dinners. This yeu's feaS ure will be "German Night" held at the DOing Wi th A Group Schubert Ha ll , 687 Harris Avenue, Providence, Rhode Island. Traditional German Of Women Like That? supper, Germanic atmosphere, • and Mit music will provide one Four students In the course, their class work a far.reachlng with an enjoyable evening. "Social Structure and Sexual value since it will bring to the These International Nights, Identity" are contributing their community findings of interest in sponsored each semester, are views and findings in a special an a rea of importance and provided so as to give the Bryant research project for the re levance to our time. College Community an Insight Educational Subaxmittee for the into foreign cultures. Rhode Island Commission on the oou Noone should miss this Status of Women which Is headed ,.. y ea r's e vening , a nigh t In by Joan Marsella, who is also the wh< Germany. course instructor. The students TIckets are .nllable trom involved in this program are Joe any foreign student or a member Hay d u, Wa y ne Shink, Steve of 1.5.0. or call (401) 282..0175. Polak, and Debbie Du~in t e. The objective of this course is to detennlne the social basis of DIRECTIONS TO GET TO SCHUBERT HALL sexual identity in contemporary ON SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1974 society. Students are required to At last someone elSt' besides Sm research one relevant aspect ror the class instructor will read the T y FOR GERMAN NIGHT class presentation . The mults or the agonized efforts: of oJ, educational su.boommiU. 1I~ _W/.d.crghld~ L- •• ~ ;jl ~ Alpha Phi Kappa Beta Sigma Omicron Phi Upsilon ~ ;r.~ -< a :::r • .,a "" l: ~ n E GREEK NEWS -... :r '"CI o tit GLC Gives Thanks Gulliver's Asks Pbi-Ep News -. 0 a T he GR EEK L ETTER Pledging is finally over for - COUNCIL would like to thank Greeks Back another year at Bryant College. :I . CD again the following businesses Bob Tringale, President of For Phi Ep it was a very good -- who donated to our recent rame the GLC, received a letter from year. Unli ke man_y othe.r .::. to help make it s u~ : the General Manager, Elaine L. fraternities and sororities on Bryant College Bookstore Olson last week. It said that campus, PhIEp started with 16 ""-. a CrOss Pens Gulliver's wishes to congratulate pledges and eOOed with 16 new Centredale Liquor all the new brothers and sisters brothers. The three·week --= Ra thskellar by having a speciaJ party on program ended early Saturday a. Piestige Men's Shop MONDAY, APRIL 1. All drinks morning. With the new brothers GuUivers will be half price and the band added, Phi Ep now has a total of C One Hour Martinizing "Morning" will be playing from 32 brothers. - 8:30 p.ln. to 12:30 p.m. This The Pledge Formal will be Phil's Barber Shop :::r Library party is for EVERY GREEK. It held this Saturday at the Holiday ""_. Francines Bakery expects to be a great time and we Inn of Sourth Attleboro, Riccottis hope that ALL GREEKS will try Massachuset ts. The weekend Greenville Hardw8l1l to make It. includes a boxer-short and _. tee·shlrt party, alumni basketball CII --=- game, and finally an evening at '" u Delta Sig Scores Beta Cleans Up Gullivers Cor old and new . brothers to reminisce. 51 Delta S ig crush ed Tau On Saturday, February 16, Phi Ep hasn't had a very a a Epsilon by a score of 42·24 in a the pledge class of Beta Sigma successful season In basketball recent game. The Sigs, with top -;; Chi took a walk over to the this year-however, there are high c o aching from Bob MoB, hopes to do better next year with Z dominated play throughout the corner of Routes 7 and 116 to begin doing their bit for ecology. four new brothers on the starting c --= entire game. Top scorers were t- They split up, some on one side line. Phi Ep is also looking "Rocket" Rich Genden with 17 forward towards a winning season points, " Pistol" Pete Gordy with or the road and some on the a other; and proceeded to pick up in softball and indoor soccer. 12, and "Matzoh" Randy Janis Phi Ep has recently held with 10. Excellent hustle by the the trash on the sides of Route 7 while wa Iking back in the nominations ana elections of new --= whole team in a true Delta Sig a. direction of Bryant. Beer cans orficers. Seven out of the thirteen style was the dominant factor. and cigarette packs were the elected officers are new brothers...... C Rich Gengen came off the bench majority of the trash, with some The officers are: President, a - and IIOved to be the number one Ron Regen; Vice President, Mike wine bottles star of the game. Crisp passes by and paper thrown in c for variety. Their garbage bags Ke a n e; Tr e asurer, Do ug "Joe Willy" Nieman and tough Lawrence; Secretary, AI Hyatt; defense by Arnie Silva simply were full when they got to O'Brien's and they stopped in to Searg at Arms, Da ve Honour; ... overpowered the opposition. Assistant Treasurer, Bill MacDuff; '"CI In another exciting game, get some more. The bartender tit .- helped out by givi ng them some SocIal Director, Fred Saunders; _. Delta Sig beat KT by a score of --= bags. Six people fit Into the Historian , Greg Hoeft; Steward, 47 to 46. It came down to double u phone booth in front of O'Brien's Neal Dolan; ~umnl Secretary. overtime in a thrilling contest o- after getting the bags. They Steve Sousa; Cha plain, Jim which saw true team e£torts by :I a continued to pick up the trash Vernster III; Athletic Director, the two contenders. High scorers until they got back to Bryant. Doug Lawrence; and Counselors E were again Gengen with 16 A lot of people drove by and at Large, Dave Knoblock and Bill a points, Janis with 13 and "The beeped their horns and waved to Drohan. Gi" Arnie Silva with 10. The show them they liked what was .- game, which was led by most of being don e. One man even Alpha Delta Omega the way by Delta Sig, was evident stopped .them and gave them all in the fine performances by the apples as a token o f his The brothers of Alpha Delta ..... '"a ball players. Although Delta Sig Omega held eledions of officers appreciation. It was a beautiful March 2nd. The new officers are a aJ most wasted their lead , Gengen day to do something like this, c CD made sure or the win through his and was probably one of the President , Alan Schockett; Vice - tremendous e ffort , most constructive things done in Pr esident, Tim O'Brien; Congratulations to DELTA SIG any pledge program. Co·fuasurer, Robert Horden and ... and good luck in the playoffs. Robert Casale; Co-Secretaries, '"CI - Charlie Derderian and Steve tit D'Angelos. _. The brothers congratulate Remaining Sehedules the new officers and hope for o- - :I --= another successful year. So far we A. have had a successful season in Fraternities basketball with a record of 3·3, a "I. _. and we are also looking forward w-" ..- toward a successful faJl season. :::r "" ...... "...... " ... "" E !!!!!S-. SUI I. 'I L' a '" ...... " ... Baskethlln Playorrs - ...., ... ". ..1D .._._...-.. .. "".... " '.••••• Of _."" " •• The F raternity Basketball - -·""It I. I!'! league begins p lay Sunday ...... 1 ... " ..• afternoon, April 7. The times will '"a tt .. h . M rM I "74 be announced later...... •• The top four teams in the ...... or , ...... " . ., n _ ...... " •• di vision will be represented. The a - ...... " •• first and fourth-place teams will - " c .::. "IoI ', II !! battle while the second and -...... •• third·place teams will see who ... ~~ ...-...... - . 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Review Course ~ Bryant Successful In .e'" First Karate Tournament This Week I • On March 10 Bryant College I sectio ns Individually or in the <- Karate Club hosted iu rust This week Bryant College I a-"" announces plans for its Third entire program. Enrollment will ~ Interschool Fire Dragon ~le tournament. Bryant a Uto . Annual C.P.A. Re vi ew Course. be li mited to 40 partic.ipants pl':r t cot The prog r a m will review I a- fast start when John Mixter and class section. I '" Chuck Baechel took first and accounting theory and practice. Repeating last year's C.P.A. -5 second In k ata (for m). AI audiU n g and law. Statistical Review program, Bryant CbUegt I Marcella took the third trophy a na l ys is a n d co mpu t e r will contin ue to offer the I i ror Bryant when he captured applicatio ns will be among the In.dept h coverage in related second place in the advance kala various topics or discussion . mathematics, statistics. computer App licants should have a • competition. applications and law . It was this Wben the actual fighting or mi ni mu m o f a baccalaureate type of instruction that review kum lte com peU lIon started, degree with 8 major In accounting students found most helpfu l I. Bryant quic kl y took control. In or wha t the Rhode Island State achieving success in the 197 ~u the combined white and yellow Board or Accounting determ ines exams. c o m p e t ition, Ken Co rso n to be substantially the equivalent Additional information and ~ captured first plate and Martin of a major in accounting. regist rat ion material can be Auditing sessions will start o b tai ned by writing to the ~ Halzel captured second place. t: Greg Hoeft, who was one of the May 21 , 1974. Theory and Director of the E\'ening Division, major contenders, was eliminated practice will begi n June 18, and Brya nt College, S mith fiel d , when he threw a chin block on a the la w section on September 9. Rhode Islaod 02917 or calling w ildly 'thr o wn fist o r , In Pa rti cipa nts ma y e nro ll In 231.1200 , Extension 208. • adua1i ~ was knocked o ut by an ~:~ ; :d~~ ~' ~~rePU;e~ ' O:~~~ Rocer Jorgensen, Dave Peters, Warebam , Roger Leclerc, Steve Ke nnedy. . Mission Steve Huges. Skip Harlow. Steve Whitney. Mark Shoham , John The club memben or, q'lore The event was completed by Maryland Is for Murphy, Jert Treiber, Gerard fi ttingly. a hard ftghting kante many difrerent types of breaking Impossible Petrocelli, Steve Lopardo, Bob team , captured a total of nine techniques including head , palm, Finnegan, Steve Delmararais, trophies out of a possible twel ... e and fi st strikes. Bill Gregory. (Providence)-Ten male and tbe Birds Steve Hoplklns, Chuck Baechel. after a day of amy knocks and head of Kajukempo lnstitutute of fiw female Brown University Karate . d e monstrated his Bryant continued In its studenLl are engaged In a project "'""". e xp e rtise by breaking six Starlings, grack les and winning streak when the grflIn The ending houn of the the University's Security Chief belt fighting competition started. concrete blocks with one striking blackbirds have converged on tourna ment featured many force. . . says Is a "mission impossible." Graceham, Maryland. in numbers John Mixter captured first place, i m pressive demons trations. That today from James Lyons, his second trophy of the day, I n a ll , Br yant was very so heavy that when they ny in a Woddy Best and Chuck Saechel Acting D i rector of th e Dennis !.ada captured second, successful and hopes to host a nock together the skies or the displayed great &kill in a fast Unlffrsity's Security Department and Woody Best rounded out t he tournament each semester. At rural hamlet actually black, and mo ... ing t wo·m an bU.. Neal who has &et up a ronn of vigilante event with third place. In the present. karate classes are held when they cackle it may seem brown belt filhtlng Tom Schmibt Dolan lead AI Marcella and every Monday and Wednesday at committee to spot criminal acts like an ambulance up close. went down a fter a very Chuck Baechel throue:h a series of 3: 15 In the men's exercise room on campus and report these to One resident says his dog impressive round of fighting. skilled selr-defense movements. of the IYm . Any new students are the Security Ofnce. The students shakes every time the birds ny Nick Ritoy . Bryant's chief Nick Ritota concluded we l come , Karate i s an are paid $2.89 per hour for a by-tnd they even invade the in s tructo r and the man Bryant's d e monstratio n by Increaslnely growing sport in the maximum of 16 houn a week pooch's house. chase him out and r8ponsJble for Bryant's tnlnlng displaying his expertise In bnte United States, and Bryant's club and work in secret without eat his food . In addition, the a nd s uccess, captured second by singie handedly defeatlne two Is striving to become a factor in uni f o rm s o r badges. The birds have been destroying com place in black belt competition. attacken si multaneously. the crowth of karate. Committee is designed to stem fi elds en masse (and leaving the rising crime rate on the droppings up to two incheslhick Brown Campus which ofncials in some places). cannot Identify as st udent or No p e ople have been n o n ·student caused. L ut a t tacked yet. b ui the bird Gil l Dld Spefl/(s On December there were 14 cars droppings may present a .§evere stolen from Un iversity lots and health hazard. A lung disease, 28 larcenies reported. hi stoplas mosis, is sometimes carried in the waste. Some PIDpel Wine (file reside nts have been thinking about moving elsewhere. No one knows just why the Mr. Cl ar e nce Gilf ord , Gifford first got on a "wine many characteristics. Quoting consumption figures bold birds picked Graceham to Chairperson or the Board or kick" in 1956 during a visit to from the past ten years, Gj[ford settle over, and no one knows Trustees of Bryant College and Europe. Since then his collection pointed out that people are jus t what to do about the Vice President of Rhode Island has become extensi... e. He often does his own importing directly drinking more wine these dan , pro blem yet, but it has been Hospital Trus t National Bank, especially wi t h the avai lability of s uggested that corn fields be was here on Ma rch 13 to speak to from Europe. Girford stated that good, l ow~ s t vi ntages. sprayed with poison. Mr . Camper's Food and Beverage "wine has a lot to offer." He related, "I've never met a woman He note d the difrerent Local residents have taken to class. However. he was here In a as pects of wi nes as related to the fi ring volleys of shotgun pellets at capacity rar different from what I didn't like" and .. '·... e ne\'t! r had r egio n in whic h t he y a re the birds, but to no avail. one would expect. Gifford , a bon a wine I didn't like," though "I pro duced . He d escribed the One man has even suggested vi vant and connoisseur spoke to like some better than others." various types of bottles used, putting 10 ,000 starving cats in students on t he fi ner poi nts of Gifford discussed a number pointi ng out that the French use the woods in hopes they will wi nes. A collecter of wines and of areas of wines touching upon a standard bottle shaped li ke a devour the birds. champarnes, Glfrord rummaged still wines, fortified wines, and c hampagnes; t he ir b ouquet, woman's hip, whereas Bordeaux through his extensi ve wine cellar uses a do ping boUie, while Italy 1iii,_.,; ;;::;;...--..;;ii::::;...--..1.------.... and supplied each student with a aroma, taste, etc., relating how half bottle of wine. th ey are like women-havi nl! uses Giffmanyo diffrd eredints shac uspes.sed SOPHOM ORES rond;<;o', fo, • qu.];' y W;" , pointing out t he importance of ABC $10 OOO(PlUS') ARA FOOD SERVICES COMPANY AlA fOOD SERV ICES COMPANY w ...... TO fill ,~~'~',~lllO,~l'='.S:~ -=-vena ~OII , ~"~y .~tWI~~~~P~,,~: COO4OUCUD ,O't • UUMI COl lin un I OUU/H 'M' • QUU'H ffZlZ _ IInu co YOU UU TO faT ~ UE . C)lC f l ~ TU Ototi . , lL ItIIW IIt l£h DO ylJU LIU III FAI ,~. UCIi 0' 1M 'OLLII WI ~G lIiIIS I " I~II ••kU • "D~ IH • KC/iTH liD! (Ar I VI '. _. 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September, 1972, will ddend his d ereat to the only American hits his 715th. career homerun , Yankees will tumble to firt h Amos Otis, Hal McRae, and Rick treasured title against the winner world title holder, Brooklyn·bom which will break Babe Ruth's place. Should their sore arm as Reichardt comprise the outfield. of the 1974 Candidates Matches. Bobby Fischer. Bo ri s started his record or 714. Th is will probably well as aged pitching starr obtain Improvement is needed here also. These eliminations between eigh t new role or challenge r wltb an occur during the month of April. rormer grea t ness, (wbich is T h e Ch i cago White Sox International grandmasters Crom impressive rating of 2665. The Are the Oakland Athletics doubtrul ) the Yanla will win the should be strong enough to fin ish to ur diffe rent c o unt ries Byrne.Spassky contest ended • capable or winning three world division. Sam McDowell, Pat third. Their pitchi ng on paper completed the q uarter.final rapidly wi th Spassky winnlnr in championships In a row? Who Dobson, and Mel Stottlemyre are bn't that bad, Wilbur Wood and round at the end of February. six games without 5urtering a will hit .300 and what pitchers names of the past. Fred Beene, Stan Bahnsen will carry the ioad . FIve players rrom the U.S.S.R. loss. This match turned out to bta. w il l w ill 20 ga mes? T hese George Medich , and Steve Kline Cy Acosta, Terry Foster, Jim and one representati ve [rom the shortest of any of the initiaW questions are being discussed by each nurse sore arms. Thurman Ka at, and J im McGlo thli n could Brazil, HUng&.ry, and the Un ited round winners. bBseball fans everywhere. But the MUn son will continue as the help. Ed Hermann will catch. Stat es, are en tered in the Anatoly Karpov rated hiehest maln topic of discussion is the leading catcher in the American Dick Allen will return at flrst ni ne-month tournament. among the eieht quarterfi nalisls divilion raen. What teams will League. The Infield is poor and base after miSSing most of 1973 T he R u s s ia n at 2660, second only to Fischer's finish on top? un balAnced. Horace Clarke, Ron nursing injuries. Second base and competitors were detennined by 2780: dropped fellow Russian The Eastern Di vision of the Blomberg, and Craig Nettles are shor 't s lop are problems. Bill the survivors or t he Leningl"ad, Lev Polupevsky three to nothing American League should produce lacki ng glm·es. Gene Michael Me lto n and Ron Santo will Pe tropolis, and Helsinki in Moscow. Karpov, an upcominr.. a new champion. The Boston Rt.'<1 lacks a bat. Bobby Murcer leads alternate as designated hitters and interzonals. ThirtY-flix players, young star on the Intematlona ~ Sox's l'new look" appears to have the Yankees outfield. The third baseman. Carlos May, Pat many or whom wen 1972 Zonal scene, IS expected to give Spassky the- makings M a championship acquisition of Lou Pfnlella should Kelley. and Ken Henderson are winners. vied ror the right to a difficult struggl" in their future team . Rookie manager Darrell he lp in right (ield. The the starting outfielders. The ba t tle rur t her in the clash. The exact Russian location Johnson Is blessed with a strong vastly-<)yemted Roy Whlte will White Sox must mmain heaUhy. new l y·treated candidates and dale ror this semi-final match pitching starr and a balanced be out tbere aim. Calirornia is relatively young competition. will be announced shortly. hitting attack. Orr-sellon Cleveland's Indians will have and improving. If they put their In an errort to continue In the other bracket, Viktor acquisitions Rick WI.se, Diego the distinction of retaining their talents together, they could be promoting artd publicizing the Korchnoi (2650) vanqUished Seeul , Reggie C1eveland,and Juan sixth .place finish. The Peny the sieePH team or the West. pme of chess, all four of the Brazilian Henriqut' Mecking ManchaJ along with veterans Bill brothers combination have seen Twenty-game wi nners Nolan rtrst-round pairings commenced (2606) by a count of three to one Lee, Rogello Moret, and Luis their better days on the mound. Ryan and Bill Singer are the between January 12 and 15, in Augusta, Georgia. The 13-tamp Tlant, elve the Sox the Roundinc out the rotation it a pitching aces, Rudy May and 1974. war was prolonged by nine draws. number-one pitching staCf In their tough job for manager Ken Dave Sells could be the other Former world champion, division. Gone il "troublemaker" Aspromonte. The remainder ot It.riers. The bull pen is in The rules of all four Tigran Petrosian (2640) edged Reuie Smith. The outfield is his starr are "no.na mes," desperate need or help. The quarterfinal matches are HUfli8rian Lajos Portisch (2650) blJanced with Tommy Harper, Hot-and-c()ld Da\'e Duncan will acquisition oC Ellie Rodriquez Identical: a player must win three In a hard-thought 3·2 victory. Rick MiUer, Dwleht Evans, Bernie c a t ch. Budd y Bell is t he will im pro ve the ca t ching games to take ~he ma~ch , within a This long drawn out match Carbo, and JUAn Beniquez. A promising yo ungster of the sit uation. The Infie ld Is poor, 8S limit or 16 gam es. If the included eight draws and finally tough decision for manager Indian team It third base. Fra nk Mi ke Epstein, Sandy Alomar, opponents are deadlocked in the terminated when Portlsch Johl\5On will be to choose a Dutry. Chris Chambliss, Jack Winston Llenas, Tom McGraw, nu m b er o r vIctories after reslined in the thirteenth game. shortstop. Rick Burleson and Brohamer, and the t ra veled Leo Rudy Mroli, and Bob Oliver completing 16 games, a coin toss PetlOlian (another Russian) was Mario Cuerrero have been Cardenas round out the Tribe's t.ttle for starting positions. The decides the winner. Otherwise, the underdog bei:ause of his imprellive thil spring. Rico Infield_ Oscar Gambte , George outfield potential Is evi dent. Bob whoever is leading in t he num ber previous four wino; versus t'lght Petrocelli Is a question mark at He ndrick, and Charlie Spikes Valentine, Lee Stanton, Rickie of ga mes won is the vi ctor. For losses against Portisch. Petrosian, third base. His arm could create each hit 20 or more home runs in Schelnbl um, Frank Robinson, the nrst time in modern chess seasoned by years or ma.lOr prOblems for tht' Red ::.ox. Doug 1973. They will comprise the Joe Lahoud, and Ollie Brown will match biuory, draws do not tournament eXPfrience, overcame Griffin and Dick McA uliffe will Indian outfi eld along wit h the fight for starting berths. Too count as one ·half a point. Fischer the tenaciousness of his opponent ~hare second·base duties. Carl Improved John Lowenstein. m u ch uncertainty makes the ad vocated tbls format. This whiln the going got rough. The Ya.stnemski is the nrst baseman Angels no better t han a In novative rule change modifips battle of the mi nds took place In while Carl ton Fisk will handle the The American League West rourth-place finisher. Palma de MAjorca, Spain. will once again be won by thl:! the slratpgy or all the paniclpants catc.hinr chortS. Oakland Athletics. Don' t believe Tbp Minnesota Twins: in chl,mplontlup pity. The semi·filIai round of the Not enoucb hitting will mean continue to decline. Besides Bert T he only ma tch {ollowed Candidates Matches will have the a second-place fi nish for the the stories of unhappiness on the Bl yleven , t heir pitchi ng Is in need Spaasky. K arpo v an d A's ballclub. Thi5 team is loaded closely by chess enthusiasts in Baltimore Oriolea.. Boog Powell , o r immediate he lp. Randy this country reatured American Ko rch no i·Petrosian matchups Brooks Rob inson, and Mark with great athletes who come to Hu ndley will cure t he catching Robert Byrne and Russian Boris begin by April 15 in two separate Helaneer have seen their better play w i n ning b aseball . New problem. Most ot the infield is or Spassky . The site or the match Russian cities. In order ror the hittin&: da YI. Earl Williams mUit manager Alvi n Dark will be minor league caliber. Rod Carew was the Salon Theatre or the two lCcond·round wi nners to rebo u n d in the ave rage greeted by an excellent pitching Is a good second baseman and SocJelY of Engineers, Architects advance to the nnal round, they depart ment. Andy Etchebarren staCr headed by 2Oi:ame winners a lso a great hi tter. Harmon an d S ur veyors in San Juan, each must conquer his opponent will most likely be the Orioles' Vida Bl ue, Ke n Holtzma n. and Killerbre w is old and Steve Puerto Rico. Byrne, the New in four game'S. or have more wins c atc h er. H e is a prove n Jim Hunter. John adom should Braun, Danny Thompson, and York TIMES chess columnist, after 20 games. The two finalists inadequate. Bobby Grich will regain his tonner status and be Eric Soderhol m will not bring (2605) j u s t recently has compete in September of this have to re bound to his '7 2 Corm. the fourth starter. Rollie Fingen any pennants. Tbe outfie ld has year tor the honor of dueling and Darryl Knowles wi ll agai n be de monstrated his prowess on the Outrlelders Rick Coggins, Paul the bullpt'n aces. Ray Fosse is a good bats but poor defense. Steve chess board aft er a· fi ve·year with egoti &tical Bobby Fischer. Blair, and Al Bumbry must carry be tter .than.adequate catcher. Brye, Boh Darwin, and Larry layo U . Spassky, the present Beware Bobby! In the Spring the Oriole hiUing attack. The Power-hitting Cene Tenace will Hisle make up this bunch. U.S.S. R _ champ and rormer or 1975, a Russian is coming. pitchina: appears. set with the be at fi rst base, Dick Green at You can be sure Billy Martin familiar names or McNall y, second , Bert Ca mpaneris at will have t he Texas Rangers P a I m e r, a n d C u e II a r . shortstop, and Sa l Bando at third. playi ng baseball . But playing Dave Sorafiae winning baseball is a ditrerent New ly.acquired Ross Grimsly The outfie ld is strong again. NAIA A ll-American Honorable Men t ion should aid the pitching staff. Starting will be Reggie Jackson, matter. Much potential is In the Ranger orga nization. An aging Mil wa ukee's young Brewers Joe Rudl, and Billy North . Jesus NAIA District 32 South- A ll District Tea m wi ll be the surprise team or the Alou, Vic DavalJilo, and Angel Ferguson Jenkins migh t assist an otherwise youne pitching staff East and finish in third place. An ManguaJ will be used in reserve ECAC Division r II Player of the Year improved pitching staff should roles. Deron J o h nson will IJIIde up of Jim Bibby, Pete ma ke th e Br e wers winners. Broberg, David Clyd e, Bill Twe n t y .game w in ner , J im continue as the designat!d hit ter. Goglewski, and Don Slanhouse . ECAC A II-Eas . Team Colborn, will have Jerry Bell , Bill One more strong pitcher and Rick Billings and Ken Suarez will Parsons, Jim Slaton, and Clyde the Kansas City Royals could battle for the catching position. Naismith Conference MV P Wright u his pitching mates . challenge the Athletics for the The Infield is fairly young wi th _Darrell Porter will be the division championship. Manager Jim Spencer, Dave Nelson , and Naismit h Conference First Team Brewers' catcher. The infi eld Is Jack McKeon', Royals are headed Tobby H arrah . Veteran Jim rath er weak . John Vukovich , for another second-place finish. Freeosi will aJ so earn an Infield Naism ith Conference Scoring Champion Pedro Garcia, Tim Johnson, and Paul SpUttorff, Nelson Briles , and polition. Jeff Burroughs is a Don Money will be fighting ror Steve Busby are the starting aces. promiSing outfielder and could New F..ngland Division II Scoring Champion positions. The outfield seems se t An of(.«ason acquisition, the reach stardom this season. An with John Briggs, Da ve May, and McDaniel, could aid the improved Alex Johnson should UPI- AII-New England Second Team Ken Berry. Feli pe Alou will be . Fran Hea1 y and earl help as will ort-season acquisition t he designated hitter. will share the catching. Cesar Tovar. *Thl following Irl bllkltbl ll I tandingl .. of Tuesday, March Problems and age are the is a weak spot. Big John Next Week: The National FRATERNITY !!Q!! names of the game ror the ,.!~~:!:2:...::!!!..!!::!!!!~!!!!.!!!~~~:!!:~------l Dllt e 51, Detroit TIgers who shoul d rail to , 0 Sel . TIClio", ihoWlnog how the Alarm can also t. ulIly making for a very enjoyable time. duty. ',",'llItd on w,ndows 0< ojootl. GET VIGILANT BEFORE THEV GET YOU. FACT · An Army l.ieutenant starts ou t at $10.000 per year, FOR MORE INFORMATION! !! Classified VISIT WRITE CALL Army ROTC (401 ) 865·2471 you mean Keith came Pnwidena.'! Colltle or 865·2,472 STAH __''' _ _ _ on a Wednesday nJchl and ProYiden~ , Rt 02918 Id ;;"Ow.~~',lin ted to JIYe YOU a An Inteniew SENATE NEWS With The Dean by Jim Angelini by Paul J. Carroll The March 11 meeting or the proposaJ requesting the Senate to at that meeting. The two students Dea n R ichard F. Alberg Stud ent Senate opened as usual ~ being offered next semester. This allow tb e F ac u lty / Course who sought the seat were Kevin joined the Bryant College facu lty course has been eliminated from wH b t he a cceptance of the Evalua tion Committee to spend Smith and Paul Carroll. The • in 1955 as an instructor in the curr iculum and may be minutes of the previous meeting. up to $50 to pay someone to run position was won by Paul Carroll ! Eco no mic Ge o~raphy : He replaced by an English elective. Kevin McGarry remarked on the the computer one or two nights a in a closed ballot vo te. :.:: presently holds the positions of I urge students who may budget increase, informing the week. The proposal was voted on Michael Lynch , fo rmer Senate that it was subject to the D ea n'of Academic have problems with registration and passed. Treasurer of the Senate, asked ~~ Ad ministration, Registrar, and approval of the Board of Trustees to speak with Dean Alberg. I'm Two students were elected to the Senate to conduct a survey of Director of the lntersession and sure the problem will be of the College. students on a proposed bus ::;; Fred Leonard reporting on sophomore seats in the Senate at Summer programs. Alberg is a remedied. the meeting. The four students discount program. The Senate J:;! d ua t e of Rhode Island College. - Prfmarily, Alberg's job is to his work with the Faculty/Course who sought the pOSitions were asked Mike to conduct the e did his graduate work at Clark take you through to graduation. Eval uation told the Senate that Russ Powers, Tim Gilligan, Anne survey. The matter was then University in Wo rcester. He is in charge or students and wo~k is continuing on the Vigneau, and Stephen Grey. Russ tabled until the next meeting of ..,• student records as well as the evaluation. Eight copies of the ~ Powers and Tim Gilliga n won the the Sena te. Il.I report will be written in depth, registration and intersession and seats in a closed ballot vote. summer session. He also teaches a and be broken down by student The Senate did not hold a