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by MICHAEL CRAIGG services outside of the Marist StaffWriter community. Amato served as supervisor He was one of Marist's lead­ for the Liberty Partnership Pro­ ing faculty, inspiring students gram, an after-school program to achieve their fullest potential- that serves 225 students in both and yet, no one is telling why Kingston and Poughkeepsie he left. City Schools. This program pro­ Peter Amato resigned from his vides services to allow at risk post as Associate Dean of Stu­ students the opportunity to at­ dent Affairs from Marist College tend college. in mid-October. "He (Amato) was a very sup­ Many students and faculty portive supervisor," said Susan C rrle file | * olo sense the loss-that Marist has Repko, director of the Program. The popular set-up of West Cedar will probably be duplicated for the new townhouses faced. . Amato also worked as a pro­ -;"We miss. Dean, Amato-very, fessor, in the Philosophy depart­ very much," Brother-Tom said. ment. Deariof Philosophy Ed New housing approved Amato,'who was employed at .Donahue,-and Leo Bostar, Marist for nearly 20 years/was Amato's teaching replacement, retention rate and the fact that ' 1 his new housing will open up by CHRIS GROCJAN a very busy man. He has worked were unavailable for comment. an increasing amount ot stu­ that opportunity" closely with the Housing and The reason for his sudden News kdttor dent's desire to live in on-cam­ Sarah English, director of Student Affairs departments at ...please see AMATO, pg. 3 Juniors kicked out of on-cam­ pus housing. housing and residential life, also Marist and also provided his pus housing this year may have "Basically, the quality of hous­ said there is a good possibility the chance to return next year. ing has increased," he said. that students who desire to move The Board of Trustees ap­ "Because of this, more students back on campus will have the Campus crime a proved Phase Two of the West want to live on campus." chance. Cedar Townhouses last Satur­ ' The townhouses are sched­ -"We'll look at the people who day. Construction is scheduled uled to be completed Aug. 1, and aren'.t on now and if they want concern for many to begin in abouta month. • - ready for student occupation: to livcon-cainpus, we'll try to According to Tim Massie, di­ when the next school year be-. place them,'" she' said. - rector of college relations, the • gins. ' .. English also said student in­ next phase will be similar to the Currently, there is 105 percent put would be taken into consid­ current West Cedar setup/There student capacity in on-campus eration in furnishing the new will be six structures housing 240 housing, which is why many townhouses. students, along with 169 park­ .students have experienced "We'll have students come in ing spaces. build-ups. Also, 20 percent of and tell us what's good and The townhouses will be built students are currently living off- what's bad,''-shc said. - . in the'same vicinity as the cur­ campus. Massie. said the college . Tennis couits will also be built rent West Cedar townhouses. is rushing to get this housing on the site, according to Massie. The site is where the current completed so that diose juniors "The courts will be used not Circle file photo Aborio Company receiving area .who were not given housing, only by'the tennis.tcam. but the Students leaving doors unlocked are returning to emptier rooms. is located. ' . .could move back next year if general public as well," he sajd. they'want. ' Pavarini Construction, the bySCOTTNEVILLE Joe Leary, director of safety Massie said the Board, of " StaffWriter and security, said he hasbeen Trustees approved the con­ 'It's very, very possible that company in charge of building A rash of thefts and harass­ working in conjunction with struction ahead of schedule due those students who want to Fontaine and the new Library, move back to on-campus hous­ was awarded the $12.4 million ing calls has risen on campus, Marist Telecommunications, the to three factors: recent increases Town of Poughkeepsie Police in class sizes, a higher student ing, could do that," he said. construction contract. leaving students and security officers scratching for answers. ...please see CRIME,pg. 4 Adjuncts have a large presence on campus WEEKLY POLL Masters degree, if not a Ph.D. structors to teach a class that byJAIMETOMEO "as well. They usually teach one every freshman must take, such class at Marist and sometimes as Writing I and II and Philoso­ Do you think Asst. News Editor others at colleges such as phy," he said. "We just don't TODAY: adjuncts should be SUNY New Paltz. This is com­ have enough Philosophy pro­ Adjuncts make up a large part pared to full-time professors ; fessors to teach all these hi: 54 more available? of the teaching faculty here at who have an office, mandated classes." »*#*# lo:41 Marist. eight office hours a week and a The School of Social and Be­ There are just about 350 ad­ voicemail box. ~ havioral Sciences has the sec­ Community. 2 YES NO juncts among the six divisions Ed Reyman, the director of ond largest number of adjuncts Features 5 of school here- at Marist The payroll and retirement services, at 73. Programs like Psychol­ Opinion 8 88 12 leading is the English depart­ said Marist has adjunct faculty ogy have grown so much with A&E ...11 RELATED STORY THIS PAGE ment with 105 adjuncts. members because there is a small the expansion in the Masters Adjuncts are part-time instruc­ body of full-time professors. This a an unscientific survey taken from 100 ...pleasesee ADJUNCTS,/>#. 3 Sports 16 Mariststudents. tors that have either at least their "There may not be enough in­ 4 / / t ( / i / . * / i t i + V t / t ! i ;•• ' . , / > i i I t J

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NOVEMBER 11, 1999 PAGE 3 Community PAGE 2 .World View NOVEMBER 11. 1999 CANADA'S PREMIER AMATO: Mystery surrounds absence Others share Hunter's senti­ ...continued from pg. 1 should not be made public. VOTED OUT ment. Bruce Wagner, vice presi­ "It is out of respect that we ignation still remains undis­ dent of Human Resources, said keep his resignation reasons IN YOUR OPINION By PATRICK SPENCE closed to the Marist community. that he also did not understand confidential," Markowitz said. Many students and faculty were why Amato resigned. Vice President and Dean of After 11 years out of power in left speechless and wondering "I don't know why he re­ Student Affairs Gerard Cox said Manitoba^ the NeW.Democ'ratic: why. signed," Wagner said. that twenty years hard work and Student Body President Ryan Some of Marist's students and contributions should not be for­ sMppfparyr^rn^iamie^.cph- Hunter said that he was dumb­ faculty said that Amato's rea­ gotten. trol after defeating Premier Gary. founded when he heard the sons for resigning were prob­ "Even though Amato's loss Why don't fish drown? FilrrionTahd the ''Progressive news. ably confidential, and should will be suffered by the Marist Conservative (PC) Parry in ahis> "I was shocked and sur­ not be probed any further. community, it does not undo the :; *.-•.' --'. prised," Hunter said. "He was Audrey Markowitz, commuter The Student Government Someone deliberately smeared toriclelection -. ' :: '•"2,'"\.l~ conribution that one has made . - .*- * V-T ;p^raridFilmonhaye been ri-' our judicial scholar." mentor, said Amato's reasons tiirough the years," he said. Association's Housing and soap, shaving cream, soup, •..:•.<-* * - * i* Amato resigned last month. Residential Life committee is mayonnaise, and powder on a yalsfsuiceFilmoh arid bis .PC currently seeking new members. 1999 Mazda. The incident oc­ Pafty:'!miseated./the NDP; GOVT This ad hoc committee con­ curred in the West Cedar Park­ er^0htin.l?88;p6ef has'chal- ADJUNCTS: venes bi-weekly to address and ing Lot sometime before Mon­ lenged JRilmon four times 'and resolve student concerns re­ day Nov. 1 at 5 a.m. when it was £•••: this^tinife jfes finally .'won, with "Experts in discovered. The car belonged AeNDPiow haying 31 seats in garding housing and residential • life on campus. Anyone inter­ to resident of "N" Block, who y S the Provincial Assembly; com­ t. mite - their field"y said she had parked the car Sun­ pJMBMl ** pared %;th>25 -seats'.for the PC ested in joining should contact k ...continued from pg. 1 the SGA office at x2206 or email day morning (without the con­ JJH Party andJ-seaVfor the Liber- Wt : program. - Travis Mason at K7HV. tents of an average grocery bag -in3BP w&m\~~. alsjT^. ; '^lw~*;&\- smeared all over it.) The owner W WER'-i 'This has been a'fong!i'lfyear According to Reyman, ad­ spent twenty dollars at a local HK&s road, and all o£yofrknow,itas juncts help to fill recent job '•3M Hff'vl openings. .-" WMCR - Marist College Ra­ car wash removing the mess. well," pper^tpldhis "supporters dio - Thursday - Tuesday, 7:00 after winning the election. ' • "...you can't get in p.m. -9:00 p.m.. Tune into 88.1 In his concession speech, WMCR for the latest sports talk. A freshman staggered up to 'Yo, you are just an idiot "Cause when they die 'Because, they 're fish, Filrhpn also announced-mat he touch with them." Sports updates and coverage of the Champagnat entry desk for asking." they go belly up." duh." would resign as leader of the PC Maria Barbarino your favorite Marist sports Thursday Nov. 4 at 12:45 a.m...., Party, a,post that'.he has held Junior teams. If you have any ques­ intoxicated worse than the nor­ since 1983. "_' ' , .. "A lot of them are experts in tions, please call the Sports Di­ mally drunken Marist student. TageHaun Wayne Chu KristinHealy "I leave a legacy of haying bal­ their field that we don't have on rector Mike Koller x4724. The entry officer called for an sophomore anced the budget and the stron­ ambulance for transportation to sophomore sophomore gest economy in thehistory of staff," he said. St. Francis. the province and a public more Vassar College's Assistant Dean of Faculty, Judith Hanna, Dr. Anthony Pennings would confident in the future than it 1 said the college hires adjuncts like to announce that there are has been for decades," said because the faculty members are still some; spots open for the A Champagnat resident be­ Filmori. V , • -. "., - - '."'• '.' on leave. Their full-time faculty, - eOM325:lnteicu\turaieommu- came verbally abusive with The^major. issue.that the PC. -members are iequiretftohGldof-? nicatibn course in Hawaii over housing staff and security of­ cairdn.nl this election.was' the tax gap'between Manitoba fice hours, as is Marist's. . •.,.:. '••.'• • Photo courtesy Lucas Tucker the Winter Intercession. Cost ficers one-half hour later. The burning popcorn. Not to be'lip- from Marist parking lots, includ­ with Poughkeepsie residents, and other, provinces in Canada. "We also have continuing American Chemical Society members show their support for the underappreciated mole. is $1,500 plus tuition. E-mail, entry officer denied the staged, Gartland's "F' Block ing four in West Cedar, in the 'townies,' as one of the students "Manitobais facing a rapidly part-time faculty members that JZ93. resident's friend, who had at­ burnt food Sunday, Nov. 7 at last ten days. Each had been said. The two were safely es­ escalating problem that can't be teach two or three courses that tempted to sneak by using an 2:40 p.m., causing the Fairview ticketed multiple times for hav­ corted to an off-campus resi­ improper identification card. ignored - a dangerous tax gap. are considered adjuncts," she firefighters to leave the football ing improper permits, and "the dence and notified the police. said. "Eimer way every adjunct HEY MARIST STUDENTS The situation was finally cooled game and investigate. boot" had been implemented in That means, in four years we'll Mole Day celebrated Another couple wasn't so gets an office." c^STUDENTSFORHLLARY after the fuming resident ran out most cases. One-car. was re­ be paying almost 50pcrcent lucky. Robbed with a gun to his Office hours and availability ' CLINTON 2000 at 7154 and get of nasty words, and his friend moved because it had no license more provincial income tax. back, a Marist student and his are what seem to be the main involved in the future of New was advised to leave. plate, no Marist sticker, and two That's not right! It shouldn't A smoky smell in female friend were relieved of gripes of Marist Junior Maria York State. With the upcoming parking summons stuck to its cost 50 percent more to live Townhouse's "C" Block their wallets and a total of twelve Barbarino. by chemistry students here," says Premier Filmon. 2000 Senate race looming now prompted security officers to windows. dollars while walking to the Pal­ "Most of the adjuncts I've had This decision to move the fes­ with." is the best time to find out the . A Champagnat resident fell to investigate at 12:15 a.m. Tues­ ace Diner Sunday at approxi­ The main issue that the NDP didn't have offices or exten­ bySCOTTNEVILLE tivities to a weekday was made Jeremy Koscieliecki, secretary issues that will affect you. the ground unconscious Thurs­ day Nov. 2. The odor was being mately 2:00 a.m. The gunman championed in this election is sions," she said. "If their StaffWriter to get more people involved. of ACS, said the mole is very Hillary Clinton may be a Demo­ day, Nov. 4 at7:45 am. Her room­ emitted from a light fixture which' Three students triggered a fire was described as an African- the health care crisis in voicernail box is full you can't Matthew Poslusny, associate important in the field of chemis­ crat and not a New York Resi­ mate called security, which then the officers opened revealing alarm on Marian Hall's second American male, roughly 5'8", Manitoba.' get in touch with them." Imagine twenty-five planets professor and chair of the chem-. try. dent But that doesn't mean you requested an ambulance. By the an unusually hot encasement floor smoking cigarettes under accompanied by a lighter "You have a public health Senior Dave Bober said he has the size of Earth covered four istry department, said shouldn't check out her mes­ time the ambulance arrived, the and a discolored light base. The a smoke detector Nov. 3 at 7:45 skinned male, perhaps Hispanic. nurse answering to a supervi­ "A mole is to a chemist like a resident was recovering satis­ been able to communicate and feet deep in peas. Avagadro's Number is essential dozen is to a baker," he said. sage. Don't be ignorant! Learn potential fire hazard was re­ p.m. Director of Safely and Se­ Their credit cards had also been sor, who answers to a director, ; interact easily with his adjunct • Sixty-two students and seven to the scientific community as a about the issues that will affect factorily, but was brought to St. moved, the room was aired out, curity Joe Leary said, "The taken, but immediately canceled, who answers to an executive di­ Since the beginning of Mole professors. faculty members celebrated this quantifiable unit. your future! Join STUDENTS Francis as a precaution. and maintenance workers were alarm took offense and Fairview as the two students were taken rector, who answers to an as­ Day's observance in 1995, its "All of myprofessors have number of peas, known as FORHILLARY CLINTON 2000 contacted to make repairs. [Firefighters] responded." to the Poughkeepsie Police Sta­ sistant deputy minister, who "It's a fundamental quantity popularity has grown into a na­ given me their home phone Avagadfo's Number, as part of bycalling7154. tion and reviewed mugshots. answers to a' deputy minister, because it is a type of measure­ tional phenomenon, including Three people's attempts to get who answers to a minister. Our numbers and e-mail addresses," an observance called Mole Day. ment needed to converse as a Internet greeting cards and he said. Mole Day is nationally ob­ websites. The Circle is always willing to into Champagnat failed this Workers in the Housing Of­ Two female students were lommitment to Manitobans will scientific fundamental unit," he week, caught at the entry desk see an end to hallway medicine Reyman said mat additions served by drinking one mole of said. Poslusny urged anyone inter­ accept club bulletins froman y club. fice reported six carpets, valued nearly mugged Sunday, Nov. 7 Two purses were rummaged : A with improper identification within six months, more full-time are been made to the faculty water, or 6.02 x 10 23 atoms of Tucker also said the mole is a ested in Mole Day to attend next Please submit them to the envelope at $700 (in total), missing from at 3:00 a.m., walking on Talmadge through and a total of one hun­ cards and escorted out. nurses and doctors where each year. This year, Marist water, at 6:02 a.m. on Oct 23.. measurement everyone can use. year's event. on the Circle door or email them the Mid-rise Bicycle Room. The Street. The two witnessed a dark dred dollars was stolen from they're needed, shorter waiting added more full-time members Lucas Tucker, president of "The mole is useful because if "I would welcome anyone - to HZAL. , carpets had last been sighted skinned male walking towards residents in West Cedar's "R" lists and healthier children." than usual. Marist's chapter of the Ameri­ you have one atom, it's too science and non-science ma­ during the first"weeko f Oct The them, dressed inconspicuously Block while they slept. The in­ Gartland's "G" Block triggered says Doer. . "Each year we try to add at can Chemical Society (ACS), minute," he said. "A mole would jors," he said. "I still am waiting Housing Office notified the Se­ in a bright yellow coat. The fig­ cident took place sometime be­ the fire alarm Nov. 1 at 9 p.m., least four to five full-time in­ said Marist celebrated 'Kilo- be about 18 grams of water, mak­ to see President Murray at one curity Office Nov. 2, without ure, standing roughly 5' 10", got tween 1:30 am and 11:00 am Sun­ After being elected to power, structors," he said. Mole Day' on Tuesday, Oct. 26. ing it something you can work of these events." any leads on where they could close enough to them to say, day, Nov. 7, when they awoke Doer expressed his commitment have ended up. "This is not your lucky day." and noticed the missing money. to making health care the top The two backed away and were priority of his new administra­ Weekend Weather Six vehicles have been towed saved by a passing car filled tion. Teaching abroad may be an option for some students have in America," she said. Manitobans have made a by NHK BONAPARTE fessor of Political Science here China, Shieh met his wife, Betsy, Charwat lamented on an inter­ choice for democracy. They - StaffWriter at Marist, hosted the lecture and and eventually returned to the FRIDAY: SATURDAY: SUNDAY: have chosen our commitments reflected on his own experience United States where he worked national career that took her to to end hallway medicine, to give For those who have experi­ teaching English abroad. towards his Ph. D. in political places such as Africa, Thailand, 'SMEWS BREAK 2QQQ' hope, to our young people."- - enced it, teaching abroad is less "I chose teaching English be­ science at Columbia University. Greece, Italy and Brazil. It was in Brazil that she first experi­ The Liberal Party, although about giving knowledge than cause it was something I could Ellie Charwat, a Poughkeepsie enced teaching abroad, teach­ they only;won one seat in the attaining it. do right out of college," he said. native who attended Cornell Largest selection of Spring Break Destinations, including Cruises! ing English to middle school election, were also a major That was the sentiment Mon­ Shieh, who taught English in University and Marist, as well children as part of an after hi: 55 Foam Parties and Free Gab Admissions, player in this election. •' day in the Student Center Per­ China as well as New York City, as running the School of Adult forming Arts Room as part of said teaching in another coun­ Education at Marist for 13 school program run by the lo: 36 Rep Positions and Free Trips available. For more Marist World Watch the Faculty Lecture Series, try is a unique experience that years, echoed Shieh's com­ United States Information ;tories, ., visit, .;'". hup;// "Teaching English Abroad: allows some time after-college ments. Agency. Source: http:/Avww.weather.com (The Weather Channel) Epicurean Tows 1-MM314.FUN vww.acadetnic.marist.edu/: How to start a career in interna­ to think about career choices. "When you're overseas, you The job eventually led to an- nwwatch. tional affairs". It can also open doors to new see your country in a new way, ...please see ABROAD, pg. 4 Shawn Shieh, assistant pro­ possibilities. While teaching in you appreciate more what you 1(1! -;•/<•/ > : / I t

THE C][]fccCE THE CIRCLE NOVEMBER 11, 1999 News PAGE 4 GRIME: Police NOVEMBER 11, 1999 Features PAGE 5 are investigating art gallery lacks attention ...continued from pg. 1 the second floor, where one of Department, and the District the thefts took place," she said. "The victim said the door had to new location in Greystone Attorney's Office to get the situ­ been locked; it must have been ation under control. by ALEXIS SCARPINATO artist herself. Her show is be­ the gallery. For the" most part, picked or something." Three laptop computers, val­ StaffWriter ing displayed in the gallery from students enrolled in art classes ued between $2,000 and $3,500, In addition to the thefts, over Oct. 28 to Nov. 18. Her work are more likely to submit their have been stolen in the last two 60 harassing calls have been re­ Looking for something to do includes various sculptures and work for the student shows. weeks from both locked and ported to the Security Office. that requires creativity and drawings that English said per­ There are various types of unlocked rooms. One victim Many of these calls have been imagination? Stop by Marist's sonally represent "verbally in­ shows that allow art gazers to from Champagnat and two from from the same culprit, according art gallery for a look at the artis­ expressible emotions." enjoy pieces of work done by Mid-rise have filed reports with to Leary. tic talent hidden amongst the "My search for hidden im­ students, faculty, and seniors. the police, who are continuing "And who knows how many Marist College community. prints of these emotions often Last month, art professor, the grand larceny investiga­ don't report it," he said. "The The Marist College Art Gallery arises from my interest in human James Luciana's exhibit called tions. One unsuccessful attempt great majority are the same per­ had its open house on Oct. 28 behavioral characteristics found "An Ordinary Land" was was reported in Champagnat, son; it's apparent it's the same and provides Marist College in fairy-tales and the mythologi­ shown in the gallery. It was com­ foiled by a cable lock. person because it's the jokes, with seven art shows per year. cal narratives of ancient cul­ posed of photographs taken in Sophomore Lisa Burke, a the same verbiage; etc." Donise English, the head of the tures," she said England and France. Champagnat resident assistant, One recent harassment case art department,here at Marist, As well as being abstract, her . Dan McCormick, who is the said she feels security is doing involved a female student in currently runs the gallery. Not work is often composed of bees­ current photography professor all that they can. Champagnat, who was con­ only is English an instructor wax, oil paint, wire, wood, and at Marist College, will be show­ tacted by a alleged security of­ -• _ -_•• ,',,-•.,-'• .* ','-:- ' / '- "• • Hioiocoun<3yi«KeBaker- here at Marist, but also an avid "There's nothing security can Kappa Kappa Garrima virelcomed the'Mif Glass into the sorority.onNov; 6. The new paper-pulp. ing his work in a display that . do; they are tight enough al­ ficer at 10:50 am. on Thursday The gallery had to move from opens on Nov. 29. The recep­ Qct. 21. The false security of­ initiatesare: Back row (L-R) Sydney Darling, Keri Egan, Stefame Lbvering, Michelle tion will be held on Dec. 2, from ready with the swipe cards," she Romans, Jennifer Williams and Erin Rice. - ;" '*" '-'.-"'-. '" the Student Center to its current said. "People just have to be ficer asked for the student's so­ location in Greystone at the cen­ 5 to 7 p.m. Later in the season, cial security number, which she Front row (L-R) Carey, Conklin, Erin Gilhooly, Alison.Kohler, Jessica Fuller; Sara Boerenko responsible with their things." : ter of Marist College campus the senior show provides an ar­ As a security precaution, told him. The caller then said he arid Paula Reis/. ,' ;. ' -' -.,', ':>.•-'• , .-.. v'.'--''• because of all the new construc­ ray of artwork from seniors who Burke said the locks on would call back and hung up. tion going on. It is only a tem­ are studying art as their major. Champagnat's second floor porary location, so most exhibit It will probably not make a doors were replaced. residentLearys nosaidt t oh egiv woule oudt an advisy e ABROAD: Focus of Faculty Lecture Series plans are still unclear at the showing until after the winter "They changed the locks on personal information over the ...continued from pg. 3 phone, then I realized that no ian foreign exchange student. present time. Because of its break with future dates posted. phone and help out with the ef­ Charwat stressed the unique one I knew had one, so I "She opened my eyes to look­ sudden change in location and The Marist College Art Gallery forts being made. He also dis­ _---- ••• perspective of learning about couldn't even use it," she said. ing at the world differently," she accessibility, fewer students hours extend from Mon. through tributed a phone mail message one's own country from abroad. Betsy Shieh said she also got said. have enjoyed the gallery's cre­ Fri., 12 to 5 p.m., and Sat., 12 to 4 to notify students of both the She also said there are some her start in international educa­ Taking her experience in thi ative artwork than when the lo-. p.m. The gallery is closed, on thefts and harassing phone small things Americans take for tion from Brazilian culture. As a country with her, Betsy Shieh cation was in the Student Cen­ Sundays. calls. granted. senior in high school, her fam­ went to Brazil right out of high ter. If is often difficult to find The art gallery would have a Conanitttioii 1 "I was so excited when I got a ily served as hosts for a Brazil- school and taught English to a because "there are no signs on better turn out if more students class of Brazilian adults at the campus" according to English. knew about its location. It would age of 17. After experiencing Circle pholo/ Nick Addivinola Who can submit artwork? help if it "was more visible and Brazil, she spent two weeks in Many students and faculty sub­ publicized by the faculty", said j^: One of English's paintings. Circle photo/ Nick Addivinola China, then returned to the mit their artwork for display in English. A group of English's statues displayed in the gallery. United States to attend New York University. Afterwards she went back to China and met Shawn Shieh, who was also teaching there at the time. She BSU aims to promote diversity spiiir; said the rare opportunity'of teaching abroad creates value as an employee.. "If you get anything out of to­ and welcomes all Marist students day, get the message that you need to get yourself abroad, to sored a Halloween party with Dutchess County Community get your feet wet. It will open the Tri-Sigma sorority for stu­ College in a community-build­ doors for you in your career," dents in the Liberty Partnership ing effort. Keith said the goal is- she said. Program. The Cabaret was filled to expose the International stu­ Brother Joe Belanger, who with local junior high and middle dents to more than the life at founded the Marist abroad pro­ school students bobbing for Dutchess. gram, said he has fond memo­ apples and getting their faces "We really want to involve ries of traveling abroad. But he painted last Oct. 29 because of them in our community and let stressed that one has to be open the work of these clubs and them know that they are wel­ to new adventures. Marist's Praxis program. come here," she said. "You need to be flexible," he Page said that BSU makes a Page also works as the cultural Piioio an.it«y Meghan O'Geaiy said. "You're not going over­ constant effort to open up their affairs officer for the Student Trick-or-treaters were seeing double on Halloween. Junior Jeff Dahncke went out looking seas to Americanize, you're go­ activities to other groups on Programming Council (SPC), strikingly similar to Brother Frank Kelly. The real Brother graciously donated his outfit to Dahncke. ing to learn." campus and to gain as much fac­ and said she uses this as a way ulty support as possible. to get more multicultural events "The faculty likes to know on campus. These events in­ what's going on, and without clude speakers, poetry read­ their support, we would have ings, and the Def Comedy Jam. IMARIST STUDENTS nothing," she said. "SPC holds a lot of events, and M$0 Need shirts with your dorrn, One of the main components we try really hard to get every­ of their support is faculty advi­ one involved," she said, "But team, ciub or organization's logo sor Gregory Moses, assistant the students will choose screen-printed on them? professor of philosophy. whether or not to participate." Moses said that BSU offers a Page said she is pleased with Internship Office Then stop in a net see us at, good opportunity for the effort of the members of this Circle photo/ Nick Addivinola multicultural students. year's club and their commit­ MILLMAN'S T-SHIRT " BSU officers from left to right-Keri Mitchell- Public Relations, Valerie Page- President, Kenesha "They provide a valuable sup­ ment to its goals. She said she Glover- Vice President. port network for students of is especially impressed with this GREAT FJRICES !! QUICK: SERVICE II year's freshman class and their byLISABURKE With over 40 members, includ­ said, "So while the club is pri­ color on campus," he said. 12 Fowler ave., Poughkeepsie marily black students, it is open French Professor Claire Keith work. (Take /Route 9 South to 44-55 Hast StaffWriter ing blacks, Hispanics, and ••/2- traffic------lights 1Block- down- on - left.}- - whites, the goal of BSU is to to anyone." is working with BSU in their next Upcoming events for BSU in­ Marist has long been criticized promote cultural diversity, ac­ In addition to promoting the project, the Nyabingi talent clude their Kwanza dinner in 454-2255 FAX 454-5771 as being a homogeneous, pri­ cording to club president Valerie inclusion of all types of stu­ show this Thursday, Nov. 11 in December, and a November trip marily white school. The Black Page. dents here at Marist, BSU the theater, that will feature stu­ to Binghamton to participate in OJT I'liis A

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It depends on what 2 Tbsp. pimiento, diced shape you want your soap to be. lust avoid aluminum. 2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped Pet Corner At the end of a page is a recipe for basic vegan soap. It lists all the ingredients you need 1 can cream of chicken soup undiluted with step-by-step instructions on how to make it. This is Sharon Dickinson's short-haired guinea pig, Guineth, 1/2 cup mayonnaise Circle phbttV Nick Addivinola Other links are listed that will also help with your new hobby including a site for herb when she was just a baby. Here she is shown getting a bath. Many forms of facial hair: a hay beard, a goatee and ??? suppliers, publications, packaging, and anything else mat you'll need to know. 1 cup herb seasoned stuffing mix '* Now she is about 7 months old! If you would like a picture of So if you are tired of using Dial or Ivory, try making your very own custom made soap. Go 1/4 cup butter or margarine, melted your pet in this section please drop it off it the Circle envelope ist opinions and unconven­ to http://www^soapmaker.com/makesoap.html in LT 211. Don't worry, you will get it back. byJOECANNERELLI tional lifestyles. Staff Writer The goatee got its name be­ Combine first 8 ingredients in a bowl. Mix well. cause it resembles the tuft of hair Spoon chicken mixture into a lightly greased, shal­ Facial hair has existed since the that hangs^ from the chin of low 2-quart casserole. Combine stuffing mix and beginning of man. It was com­ goats. This style of facial hair 'butter. Mix well. Sprinkle over casserole. Bake at mon in ancient civilizations be­ was first seen on the ancient 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Serves 6. cause they did not possess the Greek deity Pan, who was half- Editor's Advice utensils needed to shave. Over man and half-goat. When Chris­ Horoscopes the years, facial hair became a tianity began replacing pagan form of fashion and self expres­ religions, Satan was depicted ARIES: There may not what you may be hear­ ships in every aspect Ado About Nothing' ance. This may be a sion. Types of facial hair include with a goatee. The goatee be­ shaved off those "roody poo. on breaking up be enough hours in the ing from a partner, you of your life. Follow up as you are caught up in good time to set up beards, mustaches, side burns came a symbol of evil men, since candy a$$" sideburns that made day to squeeze in all of may become closer and on a promising re­ a crowd scene or some some personal limita­ by KAHUNA . . and goatees. So when did facial Pan's passions; were sex, music him look like that jabroni sports your plans or projects! understand each other sponse to your per­ momentary fad. Avoid tions. If you are find­ RJCHSENBERGER hair become a fashionable form ..' and dancing and Satan is known writer Kyle Wood (see p.l5). Try to prioritize as best a bit better. Sometimes sonal ad. impulse buying and ing it difficult to have Fearm ex Editor of self expression? as the ruler of Hell. The goatee Personally, I am a fan of the you can in order to meet'' you have to take the VIRGO: Go with the overspending. Be sure your cake and eat it, In ancient times, a beard was a was also a common fashion mustache and goatee combina­ deadlines. Request the good with the bad. flow for the next couple not to spend all your It's obvious that breaking up is not easy on someone too, the time might be among the Hell's angels and help of others if you Preaching wont get you of days, especially money in one place. Be especially when you are the one lo get dumped. Some­ symbol of strength and man­ tion. I have worn a mustache right to look at your pri­ start to feel too over­ anywhere with a when dealing with fam­ careful when taking times il can be even haidcr to be the dumper. Anyone hood. It was a prized posses­ paroled felons in the U.S. earlier and goatee since high school orities. Make sure you whelmed. The Moon in younger family member. ily or unexpected ca­ risks, especially when it with a heart knows how difficult it is lo tell someone you sion, and removal of the beard in this century. and I am very proud of my facial consider the feelings of Sagittarius heightens It's best to teach by ex­ tastrophes around the isn't your idea in the don't want to be with them anymore. So, for tho->e who was often used as a degrading Sideburns are a style of facial hair. The facial hair makes me loved ones when plan­ your innate sense of ample, rather than house, you may be the first place. Retain your have just lecently had a breakup or had one a long time form of punishment. The early look older, which is a benefit ning for the future. hair that do not deserve to be adventure and love of words. only one who can fix sense of perspective ago and still can't get o\ er il, here are some ways lo heal ^ AQUARIUS: Today Egyptians usually shaved their mentioned in this article, but the when I am trying to enter the action. Try something ^^\j CANCER: The time has the problem, so try to by learning how things your heartache. finds you in love with beards, except in times of mourn­ editors would probably tell me local bars (of course a good fake you have never done "'"^come for you to stop be patient. You may are done elsewhere. the concept of multi­ Fitst, during the actual breakup, try to keep things civil ing. to rewrite this if I didn't at least ID helps). before. How can you go 2J taking care of everyone feel obligated to finish Put yourself in some­ plicity. Your mind is ev­ so that you can try to remain friends after the relationship m In Greece, all men wore beards write a few lines dedicated to this However, having a goatee wrong? Take a new else and look out for something, so try look­ one else's shoes before erywhere at once, and is ovei. You don't want to have an enemy on your hands, ,h until the 4 century BC, when ridiculous fashion. does have its bad points. As route home from work or yourself for a change, ing at it as an adven­ you pass any judg­ your body would fol­ especially one that might know a lot of personal things •anyone who has a goatee or ask a friend to go to a Cancer. Watch you ture, and you'll be able ments. Sometimes low if it weren't having about you, if you know what I mean. Try lo be mature, , Alexander the Great ordered his Everyone remembers those' new restaurant for health! Your energy to get through it. Rush­ there is more than one so much fun in its lefrain from name-calling, and don't blame them foi what, soldiers to shave as a- precau­ huge sideburns that Elvis beard will tell you, it is easy to lunch. level may be low, so lis­ ing ahead won't solve correct way of doing present location. The went wrong. Staying friends is also ideal because there tion against being seized by the sported back in the day; I hold get food or liquids in your facial TAURUS: Being Bull- ten to what your body anything. Make sure things. alternative to cloning was a reason you liked being with the peison in the first beard in battle. him personally responsible for hair. After dinner or a trip to the . „ » . .headed protects you is trying to tell you. It's you get it right the first SAGITTARIUS: Every­ yourself is to use this place, so why not try being with them just as friends. You In France, beards were fash­ reviving-this stupid fashion. bar, it is common for me to have VNsJ-^lfrom unwanted change, a good time to start an time, or you could IS thing goes your way, expansive mood for might actually get along better. ionable until Louis XTI! became When I think of sideburns, I pic­ a wet mustache or a few m but you may anger oth­ exercise program or spend needless time almost as if divine in­ firming up your social breadcrumbs clinging to my Ws If there is no way that you could possibly be friends king as a child in 1610, and his ture in my mind a photo of my ers in the process. Try diet. Sign up at a gym and energy doing it all fluence was made to or­ schedule. Multitasking with the other person, then the best solution is to avoid beardlessness brought the father wearing bell bottoms and nappy goatee. Facial hair also to keep a balance be­ or set up an alternate over again. der. You are able to do will come easily to you, them all together. If you know that person is going to be clean- shaven look back into having these huge sideburns acts as a "flavor saver" as some tween standing your exercise schedule. Try LIBRA: Today you exactly what you want, so taking on new at a certain place at a certain lime, dp_not go to that certain style. clinging to the sides of his face of my friends call it, which ground and being too not to skip any details. could*be of great help with results that sur­ projects won't be a place at that certain time. Don't torture yourself. Seeing The custom of wearing beards that I once saw while snooping means the taste of whatever you pushy. Your attitude The Crab is usually to others who need pass expectations. This problem. Remember to your ex will just bring up old memories and will make you through family photo album. As eat stays in your goatee for puts out someone's fire. cautious, but now your undivided atten­ is a great day to present keep track of deadlines. feel sad or even mad if you see them with a date. There is was almost nonexistent in the everyone knows, if your parents hours after. That's not always a Be careful when dealing might be an tion. Reaching out to your ideas to your boss Tonight, organize a no need to be reminded about the breakup. It's better to western world after World War I, until the style came back in the did it then it can't be cool. I'm bad thing, especially when the with big egos at the of­ exception.Consult with friends should be easy or persuade a partner party or an outing with just go on with your happy life and forget it ever hap­ fice. Try not to step on a nutritionist or doctor, 1960'sand men revived the look just happy that the Rock (WWF last thing you ate at this time. Be sure not around to your way of friends. pened. Also, please try not to stalk youi ex. Don't drive anyone's toes, espe­ or do some research at to over-criticize some­ thinking. Explore the as an expression of nonconform­ wrestler) came to his senses and was.... .Nevermind. PISCES: Think before but their house at all hours of the night and don't call cially when it concerns the library, a health one who doesn't know possibilities of this them and hang up. This is not healthy, plus you really speaking! You may be an important project If store or on the Internet any better. Preaching is situation while it lasts. ready to let all yourfeel- don't want to someone place a restraining order on you, a deal threatens to fall Joining a support group never the right way to Tonight, you are the do you? ings out into the open apart, keep an eye on it may be the motivation get your point across center of attention, so and expand your vo­ Second, try to keep yourself as busy as possible so as in case it turns into you need to get started. — the best way to go out on the town and cabulary doing it but to keep your mind off the situation. Spend time with friends something better. To­ J5]LE0: Take the day off teach someone is by celebrate yourpopular- others, especially an (preferably single ones or ones who don't tag their boy­ night, spend time in the work, or leave early, if example. People are re­ ity. authority figure, may friend along all the time- that could be depressing to watch), company of friends. possible. You are drawn sponsive, and you may CAPRICORN: There not be ready for you! .get a weird new hobby, or just rearrange your sock drawer, How do you get a Communication Internship? GEMINI: When your to big events — fairs, be interested in ex­ may be a pull within Be very aware of your anything to occupy your mind for awhile. Hopefully that friends and family come concerts, openings, fo­ panding your horizons you, causing you to be thoughts before they will keep you from going into a deep depression. to you with questions, rums. Joining in group and learning new a bit irritated. If you feel come spilling out of . I'd also advise not to start dating again right away ei- - Ycni start by >30fitact:'ng fte Internship Director or visiting me program's y^a sKe. you have all the an­ activities will lift your things. Express your yourself being pulled in your mouth. Don't say . ther. You'll need to give yourself a chance to recover and swers. You will be able sprits even higher. Oth­ ideas with confidence, two different direc­ anything you will regret • it, would be good to give yourself some "me" time. This to use-your wit and in­ ers can see your splen­ and you may be finan­ tions, take a minute to later. It might be best to will also allow you to be independent for a while. You telligence to the benefit did history mirrored in cially rewarded. Going explore the conflict. spend as much time as won't have to worry about how you act or what you look of many at this time. your eyes. Romance is to a large event could Idealistic plans may not possible alone in your like, because there will be no one there you have to im­ What you do will affect in the air. Don't be sur­ improve your social seem realistically pos­ office. You may have press. You will have total freedom and all your "married" others, and vice versa. circle. 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NOVEMBER 11, 1999 PAGE 9 NOVEMBER 11, 1999 PAGE 8 The views expressed on these pages axe not necessarily those of The Circle CONGRESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW... ABRIDGING THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH. OR OF THE PRESS... Human zoos: Why not give it a try ? about it; there are,so many di­ tional instability. Approach fruit drinks and a particular type white-collar job, two-story in verse subspecies of humans with caution: this species could of mushroom. Often spotted suburbia life for himself. Dares these days (more than a few of act overly friendly or exces­ hurling a Frisbee, though this not challenge the status quo or which are represented here at sively violent for no apparent activity is not exclusive to this prevailing dogma; rather, this Marist), an ambitious curator reason. species. Noted for such other species is concerned with keep­ could easily fill up Central Park The Jock. (Smartus Asa- habits as stealing vans, smell­ ing his or her GPA over a 2.5 so Zoo with them. rockus): Thought to have died ing foul, preaching peace and, he or she can score that big in­ The Human Zoo. • What a con­ put at the end of the "High curiously, driving a BMW. ternship with a nameless firm in cept- a facility encasing an end­ School Age," this species some­ The Activist Student upstate NY or (dare to dream) less array of human eccentrici­ how managed to resurface at (Liberalus Progressiva): Once maybe even Manhattan. This ties. Surely, I would pay;$2.50 Marist. His mating call of thought extinct, there are ru­ species can be found almost for a 12-oz. soda at such a place. "What? Sorry, I dozed off," can mored to still be a few straggling anywhere, but don't expect to Here for your consideration and occasionally be heard in aca­ survivors of this important spe­ find one wearing, saying or en­ (I hope) amusement, are a few demic buildings when class is cies. Capable of transforming gaging in anything too out of byPATRICKWHTTTLE sample species which will in­ in session. Identifiable by his positive thought into positive the ordinary (what would the habit of The Human Zoo (spot­ white hat and black and red action, tiiisspecie s has the abil­ other students think?). When I was a younger ted by observant people-watch­ plumage (school colors, of ity to make a change in the So mere you have it. Let's not Whittle, one of my favorite pas­ ers at Marist). course), The Jock becomes, an world with the right amount of forget about such curious vari­ times in life was to saunter mer­ The Drunk, or Bar-Hopper entirely different animal on the determination. However, they eties of human as The Tough rily through the zoo with my . (Alcoholicus Consumicus): athletic field or in the gym, where usually transfer to Vassar. Was Guy (often confused with The mother. Actually, come to think .This widespread character his intensity is doubled. A per­ once seen being accompanied Jock), The Slutty Girl (often a of it, that is still one'of my fa­ comes in all shapes and, sizes. fect example of symbiosis is his by... Bar-Hopper in her own right), vorite pastimes,- but instead Of He could be a deadbeat dad, a relationship with the school: he The Marist Student Who Is and The Stressed Newspaper sauntering rherrily I just walk. Is homeless layabout or in this provides them with ticket sales Informed and Has An Opinion Guy (wait a minute...). Yes, hu­ that so wrong? case even a college student. through his performance, the On Important Issues (Bogus mans do belong in zoos, but Of course not. However, after Typically found hopping be­ school provides him with a free Speciesus): You didn't think until that time comes, at least we all those years of staring at the tween bars on a Saturday night, ride scholarship. Just don't ex­ this really existed did you? have Marist. innocent, .often unhappy ani­ this nocturnal species can sur­ pect to see him in the library. Joe Average (Joeus Blowus): mals living artificial lives in mi- vive on a purely liquid diet (so The Hippy (Odorus God The prevailing species, or domi­ Patrick Whittle calls crocosmic reproductions of long as it is fermented). When awfulus): A declining species, nant majority if you will. We in Fairhaven, MA home. He en­ their natural habitats, I got to enjoying his or her preferred recently placed on the endan­ the business call the female of joys Indian food and pestering thinking. Isn't it about time we staple (dollar drafts at Foxhole), gered human list. Survives on a the species "Jane Average." Bagnato over insubstantial had a zoo for humans? Think he or she is prone to fits of emo­ diet based mostly around Sobe Busy carving out a 2.5 children, details. Wipe that stupid grin off your face Trials ofbeingaFroshl Keating also made an assump­ talking about. byMARKSMrra twenty minutes or so, and then I • tion early on about the integrity I have been unable to meet one of them finally said to the of my sense of humor. with Keating to talk about the Once again, the beginning of . other, "Oooohhhh, they're in al­ "Bagnato's attempts at humor article. Initially, I thought school has come" and gone, and phabetical order." Damn!!! We are barely worthy of being as­ Jonathan might be related.to another freshman class has were hoping to sneak that by sociated with the word humor." Alex P. Keating of the television started to make its presence felt. you! I know that whole order: Words of Wisdom Apart from die fact this state­ show, Family Ties. Later on I I know its tough being a fresh­ Accounting, Art, Biology, Busi­ ment is a semantic impossibil­ realized the name was really Alex man; nobody wants to meet you, ness, etc. usually screws people ity, it mistakenly presupposes P. Keaton, not* to mention that except for other freshmen and up, being it's so random. The Circle needs perfection, not mediocrity that my motivation for writing he was a merely a fictional char­ the upperclassmen who do hang ' And finally, from the "I'll Be­ Editor, Dreams never hurt the article was solely for "get­ acter played my Michael J. Fox. out with you use for a constant lieve ^Anything" Department: ting laughs." I must profoundly Though I couldn't track source of amusement. The topper came on the night deny this sentiment. My only Keating down, Seniors John I worked on the school's newspaper for the entire time I attended Marist. It was Every year, you guys surprise after the first day of classes, byMICHAELBAGNATO purpose was to draw upon Murray and Chris Cox had in­ (and I believe still is) a great opportunity to build up one's resume. The clips I have anybody if he keeps me with new and amazing acts was sitting in my friends' living Marist students' range of opin­ formation on the elusive fresh­ from working on The Circle, as an editor and reporter, are the benchmark of my of naivete. I have; die pleasure room enjoying a few brews, ions 6|er this'hot debate. I dis­ man. of working in the bookstore, and when about fifteen freshman portfolio. Jonathan Keating's article, working right behind agree' with those who feel "I heard he's queerbait," threw worked there all summer. Over appear on my friends' doorstep Last year was the best I had ever seen The Circle, and, sadly, this year is one of the "Michael Bagnato incapable of Keating has ho life; I appreciate out Murray. the summer, I had the pleasure >iwit h a case of beer, asking if they worst. The number of spelling errors in the stories and headlines, the poor story making student laugh," is a pro­ his sense of urgency to put on "Yeah, one time I think he tried of watching a few geniuses can drink there. For sheer organization^ and the errprs in reporting is appalling, distracting, and extremely the dream to make as vocative, in-depth look at the paper his feelings about the to hit on me at McCoy's [Ale come in to get their books early. amusement, we let them in. Af­ unprofessional (not to mention a disgrace to those who used to work on The Circle, Marist College. 1999-2000 Stu­ pressing issues of our time. House]," added Cox. From the "My boyfriend is ter afew beers the comedy be­ and who worked extremely hard to make it the very best it could be), dent Handbook and my article, much of it come real as In an effort to be unbiased in Keating's article includes King" Department: Sometime gan. First came the comments, For instance, last year. 27ze Circle introduced full color on the back and front "Tensions flare over student my journalistic ventures, I feel a some words directed at Senior back in July, some girl-came in like, "WOW! I've had like eight pages, and I believe the reporting and editing was superb (as far as college newspa­ handbook." At the same time, need to report other students' Meghan Nelson and her boy­ with her boyfriend to get her beers!" MyfriehdDavejumped pers go). The printing process, which is done at Southern Dutchess printers in he can. it contains a detailed analysis differing opinions concerning friend Tom Henry. Keating com­ books. I asked her if she needed on this immediately, "NO WAY! Wappingers Falls, used to consist of the archaic cut and paste method and took of my own sense of humor. I Keating and his article. Seniors ments over Nelson and Henry's any help; Her quick response, YOU'RE COOL!"; Then the nearly six hours! Last year the process was automated so that a single person could felt it my duty to print the Pete Startz, Sean Dougherty, and inability to uncover specific rul­ was something to the effect of frosh rambled oh about how go down to the printers, drop off a disk, and leave. Everything from story creation thoughts of one with even more Maria; Lacerra held strongly ings in the handbook. Keating "no thanks, he's going to.help they found some guy with an and assignment to laying out the pages on the computer and going to press worked respect and; wonder. for the - Frank W. Woolworth ; negative thoughts when asked explains, "I'm a freshman and me." "Ishrugged and walked ID and got.lunito.buyheec-fpr like a well-oiled machine. ••-.'....'. handbook than I do. His words : about Keating's opinions. knew we're not allowed to have away.-.I-noticed.them a littler them.- This wasmeircTOwnlng How sad to see the organization slip. ."* ' further illustrate the building "What a jack@ss!," said candles and I hadn't even read while later, standing in frbntof.;glory , and they-werebaskihgin controversy surrounding the I am a firm believer that each succeeding generation of Circle staff should elevate Startz. "That kid seriously die handbook. If they haven't the History; 135 section of the. it. Or so they thought. Then handbook. the paper to even higher standards. That was certainly true of last year's staff, but needs to lighten up." figured it out in four years, then wall (your origins classfor those someone who will never be mis­ this year there have been no innovations, no attempts to introduce new ideas or What the reader learns from Dougherty prepared a written mey disserve [sic] to get writ­ who have already forgotten). A taken for a Rhodes scholar said, challenge the status quo. It is merely a poor representation, a husk, modeled after a THE CIRCLE Keating's" article is that I made statement for The Circle at a ten up. By the way, Megan and little.while later I walked by to "Guys,,tell me die truth. I heard strategy that worked for one editor-in-chief, and obviously not the current one. Patrick Whittle Jill Giocondo & Chris Grogan & some errors in my handbook re­ recent press release. "I believe Tom, I don't know if you've fig­ see how they were doing. that in college there ale like, mad It is not too late for this year's staff to pull out of the doldrums. The problem is that Editor-in-Chief Doug Guarino Jaime Tomeo search. For example, I had de­ Keating epitomizes the prover­ ured it out yet, but DY stands Einstein was busy putting orgies; I swear." As I sprayed there is no passion, no ambition, to the field or to the paper. Managing Editors News Editors clared the handbook contained, bial 'armchair quarterback' in his for Dyson." Nelson phoned up books in her basket, ALL OF my beer all over the front lawn, The Circle needs perfection, not mediocrity. "a spellbinding record of the attempts to put a smear job on Keating to express gratitude for THEM!!! Not just all for her he continued on, "Come on, you Because of its large readership in print and now on the Web, the paper represents Katrina Fuchsenberger JeffDahncke Michael Bagnato school's captivating past." Not Bagnato and others involved in the tip, and attempted to deter­ class; every book for every sec­ can tell me. I'm cool." He will the quality of all Marist students. The organization has a great responsibility, and it Features Editor Sports Editor , Opinion Editor so, according to Keating: "there his article." mine the validity of the state­ tion of History 135: That's like forever be known as the orgy should not be compromised. is a history of the buildings on i Lacerra's reaction to the ments by Murray and Cox plac­ 50 books! Brainiac of course, kid. ' campus, not of the school itself. NikBonopartis Jeremy Smith Colleen Barrett & Keating article was one of a rag­ ing his sexual orientation in saw absolutely nothing wrong Anyway, I could go on and on, Benjamin Agoes A&E Editor Photo Editor Mary Grodio I know all that detail must have ing inferno. "Let's kick his ass!" question. When Nelson pro­ with needing that many books Class of'99 distracted him, but really. The but I am constrained by space. Business Managers While I would strongly advise posed the idea of an evening for one class. Freshmen, keep hope alive! You G. Modele Clarke, Faculty Advisor least he could have done is get against taking physical action, spent experimenting with From the "Head in the Sand" his facts straight." I thank too will one day acquire the wis­ * ^Deadlines for submissions in the next The Circle is the student newspaper of Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY. working on this story for the last scented candles, Keating Department: Just before school dom of looking like an ass in Issues are published every Thursday. We welcome letters to the editor, club Keating for having the chutzpah month has allowed me to under­ mumbled an unrecognizable re­ started, two girls were wander­ to step forward and make these public too many times. Some of Circle coming out Thurs. Nov. 18 are Fri, announcements and story ideas. We cannot publish unsigned letters to the stand the emotional attachment sponse ing around the aisles, and de­ you won't, but most of you will. editor. The Circle staff can be reached at 575-3000 x2429 or by email at HZAL. corrections that would seem in­ surrounding the subject. After "He was too drunk for me to clined my help of course. They Nov. 12.** credibly meaningless to the un­ Somebody has to be the fresh­ You can visit us on the web at http://www. academic.marist. edu/circle. all, it is the Marist College 1999-understand anything he said," browsed around for about man. trained eye. 2000 Student Handbook we are relayed Nelson. •••(••'••/•,-yi '•"—^m\v

.TOE1'CIRCLE ..THE-GIKCLE NOVEMBER 11, 1999 PAGE 10 NOVEMBER 11, 1999 PAGE 11 The views expressed on these pages are not necessarily those of The Circle A middle class citizen's angst The "circus" of politics Scorcese delivers with Bringing Out the Dead year) and the all-too-many "re­ think twice about college and by Frank. She becomes some­ This film has its bright spots, byBENJAMINBRENKERT quirement based" scholarships • college tuition! I am appalled dential nomination. This is usu­ byADAMKOWALSKJ what of an obsession to Frank especially in Nicholas Cage, (i.e. college students studying that the student body of Marist ally the part of the circus when StaffWriter because he sees something in who is brilliant. Tom Sizemore As a middle class citizen, I am Pharmacy). Unfortunately, I am College has yet to address this everyone will leave to get pop­ her that he can not quite figure and Ving Rhames provide some disgusted with the lack of op­ a History major; I guess I didn't issue. We represent the middle corn or find something else more Well, Martin Scorsese goes out until the end of the film. of the more memorable moments portunities that state and fed­ meet that requirement. What class; we are the future of exciting. Maybe watching the back to NYC for his latest film As I said me film takes place the film and both put in quality eral governments provide for requirements do I meet? That is America and no one cares that bearded lady sit on her ass Bringing out the Dead. The film over three nights and Frank is performances of their own. college tuition. My grief local­ the question I precisely asked the gap between the rich and the (Janet Reno) or rescuing a lame takes place in the early 90's, or paired with three very different Marc Anthony also adds a great ized when a Marist College fi­ Governor Pataki's office. middle- class is growing expo­ duck'(President Clinton) would before the Giuliani Police State partners in the ambulance. The performance as Noel, a man who nancial aid officer shrugged Did Richard Solomon, VP of nentially. be a bit mine xestful. It has to set in (that statement comes first night he has Larry, played almost seems to appear every­ their shoulders when asked Policy Analysis and Information In the past, men like Karl Marx be better than watching Goie from the film's press release and by John Goodman. Larry tries where Frank goes throughout "Why should my parents have Services, who signed his John called for revolution in times and Bradley square off in a sc not from me, this time anyway). to keep Frank calm and col­ these haunted days. He also to sell off their life earnings to Hancock to my response letter, when injustices bombarded so­ ries of debates. (Put strong em - It stars Nicolas Cage as a para­ lected, and he tries to get starts to drive Frank insane. phasis on the word square) send me to college?" The simple really take the time to read my ciety. However, I am not calling medic named Frank, who is start­ Frank's problems under control. Martin Scorsese does a great One of these two the next prcsi reply "your parents can afford letter and hear my concerns? for the revolution of the prole­ by DERRICK A. JONES II ing to lose his mind. The film The; second night he is paired job capturing the realism of the dent? No thank you Mr. Gore, to send you to school, look it Mr. Solomon kindly stated, tariat. I am asking for the Marist Political Columnist covers his life through three with Marcus, played masterfully streets of NYC He captures the but the American people want says right here on my computer." "New York State maintains its College student body to assist days of intense work trying to Photo courtesy Paramount Pictures. by Ving Rhames. Marcus is a bad, the horrible, and the really With the 1999 election behind to get crooks out ot the White Oh really! I guess that computer position as the most generous me in voicing my concerns to save lives, something he has not Jesus freak who has been where screwed up better than anyone. us, the 2000 election has the house. Sony Mi. Bradley, the Nicholas Cage is brilliant in Bringing Out the Dead.. factored in the fact that my in terms of grant dollars for col­ politicians. Why should we sit Frank has and tries to show him He uses all sorts of camera tricks potential to be the most riotous American public does not need • done in months. He is also start­ Mom, who happens to be 63, lege students." His office rep­ back and pay $60,000 plus when can't stop drinking, even while mat the light of God can help and odd editing devices to help and unpredictable election year any nioie Democratic social pro ing to see me ghosts of all those he finds nothing but drunks, still has to work to help me resentatives, as cunning bu­ our government could help us on duty. His job is starting to him through his problems. The carry across the character's in U.S. history. Even before the grams that will further stifle the who he could not save. cardiac patients, and overdoses through college. What is wrong reaucrats do, said "Mr. through tax incentives, tax get to him. He wants to save a third and final night pairs him emotions and the way the days with this picture? Doesn't any­ campaigns are in full swing, the American philosophy of hard Frank is obsessed with a girl due to a new drug called "Red Brenkert, I am sure he read your breaks or halving taxes. There who dies because he could not life, just because that is the one Death." He comes across an ex- with Walls, a psychotic para­ and the nights seem to fly by one here at Marist feel that our letter in its entirety," while I pon­ are too many solutions to this American political pool has be­ work equals success. medic played by Tom Sizemore come a circus You have your save her, and he sees her face thing that can pick him up out junkie, played by Patricia: and blend into one.. federal and state governments dered how his reply facilitated problem, and the fact that no You may be asking where the of the rut he has sunken himself who finally forces Frank to lose should do more to pay for higher fools to make you laugh, the every where" he looks.' She tor­ Arquette, whose father has a ...please see BRINGING OUT my immediate needs. Then, why one cares saddens me. The rich Ringmaslei, George W. Bush is ments him. He can't sleep. He into. Yet everywhere he turns heart attack and is brought back control and face his demons. education man by simply send­ did he not address certain ques­ in this country get away with aniniul act, and of course the He hasn't been aiound lately THE DEAD, pg. 13 ing us packets of loan options? tions like: Why isn't college tu­ too much! The middle class is respected high wire act. because he has been busy I have written to numerous ition based on yearly income left to provide future stability to The New York Senate Race has counting up all the money that congressmen and senators, in­ alone? Why is my financial aid America's economy, help the provided us with the clowns of has been contributed to the cluding Carolyn McCarthy, and based on my parent's taxable poor, and help our-selves. Dur­ this political circus, fools if you show As, Ringmaster he gel recendy wrote a letter to Gover­ income and life savings? What ing upcoming campaigns, listen prefer. Hillary donning a most of it and lets everyone else Moller makes new nor Pataki. Both voiced dieir about the fact that my parent's to the messages of politicians Yankee's hat? Kudy flying the fight foi the icst. With his cut, KMtsen'sKorner concerns, which manifested have a combined income under and rule out mose that have for­ Aikansas State flag over New George W. Bush says he would into 100 pages of loan-based $80,000? - gotten about the middle class. York's City Hall ? Oh I get it, po­ like to move out of Texas and payment optioning (among In a sense, middle class citi­ In this war against an injustice, litical tomfoolery at its finest. buy a nice white house. other materials). Of course, New York City mayor Rudy flying cars a reality zens have to fend for themselves look to the future when tuition there were the colorful HESC The upcoming political year's by either taking out high inter­ will max out at $100,000, and ask "Bulliani" and First Lady Hillary loan pamphlets, scholarships for most spectacular and amazing r est loans or not attending yourself this question: Where Clinton have aheady decided to The fact that the Skycar can recent high school graduates, high wire act will be, Patrick school at all. Fact is, if you're a are the champions of the middle provide us with some laughs. Buchanan winning the Ameri­ cruise both the roads and air­ tant, so what is? My friends] (which grossed $1500-$2000 a Some residents of New York are ways is what makes it so versa-: by CHRIS KNUDTSEN middle class citizen, you better class past, present, and future? can Presidency Pat Buchanan StaffWriter My dreams. The two of those asking, why New York? Politi­ has left the Republican Paity tile. Taking off straight up into in combination mean more to me cal motivation of course. Demo­ the air like a helicopter, its en­ and is now a member of the Re­ Being a few hundred feet than any material that can be cratic Senator retiring, lack of a form Party. It is here where gines swerve while in midair to purchased in a store or ovei strong democratic nominee run­ propel the Skycar forward like a above the ground gives you a Marist Brothers of the Schools Buchanan will get the shot he different perspective on every­ Ebay. It is the things that give ning, add a little bit of good tim­ deserves. Buchanan's political plane. It requires only a 35 foot you a reason to wake up in the ing and you have the Clinton's diameter to take off, and takes thing. This is the what I real­ agenda is to protect American ized while steering one of those morning that are important, the in New York and Hillary running borders, clean corruption out of standard automobile gasoline to things that you look forward to for Senate. "Bulliani V excuse operate. little "planes somewhere be­ government, protect American tween Connecticut and Without these, why set youi for running is a little different. jobs, and keep the U.S. out of 111 [o i. uiu ) Mill 1 It inn lit, 11I With all these features, it is no alarm clock? Why get up at al; No one has told him that his One of the Skycar prototypes to be tested this year. surprise Moller International Poughkeepsie through a sea of war. That sounds good to me showing clouds. .Who needs a if you have nothing to look for­ police state mentality and dim- and I am .sure it sounds good to by NKBONOPARTIS . Today Moller's company is has been met with a strong de­ ward to? Why plan out a careei witted ideologies aic not wel­ called Moller International, and gree of skepticism among those driver's license when you'rein many other Americans- '.; A&EEditor . the air?. Not I.- ','. \ }/ . •, and make a pile of money if yoi comed in the Senate. That is Buchanan as President, now the Skycar is it's flagship prod­ concerned with safety. The don't have the motivation tc The Marist iunded by Looking down from the cock­ ; OK. I am sure the voters of New that is a great way to end the As kids we have all had day­ uct. The Skycar is a volantor, Skycar features computer navi­ enjoy life? : St. Marcel mntin Si. York will. dreams about a future where "a vertical takeoff and landing gation that will only traverse pit, everything resembles a show. board of the game Life, with each In my limited time I have sccr Next in our circus is the pa­ TVs project holographic images aircraft that is capable of flying preordained "air lanes", making plenty of people with piles ol Peters Si in 3D, robots do all the grunt it nearly impossible to cause a plastic house "set into convey rade of big dumb animals. This Derrick. Jones II is a Political in a quick, nimble, and agile man­ money that are still miserable members. act never changes. Its always work and we get from place to ner," according to Moller Inter­ collision. The aerodynamics of niently spaced openings, while Scienc e major. lie is a Senatoi everything looks fake. Cars are Honest to god, they hate theii the same group of jackasses place in flying cars like The national.- It is so unlike any air­ the vehicle have been designed lives, they hate their jobs, the} in Student Government and Jetsons: with inclement weather and ants crawling along towards strolling aiound aimlessly, but News Director far WMCR 88.1 craft invented to date that the hate theirfamilies, and they hate Last week in the Circle, Edi- strong wind gusts in mind, and some, store or mall, or maybe. We wen 111 politics we call them Demo­ Listen to him along with FAA had to create an entirely themselves. I have also seer ih, to tor-In-Chief Patrick Whittle the engineers have taken this back from the bar for. the cars • crats. Vice President Al Gore Patrick Whittle on Wednesdays new category to place the people without much at all, whe make Gd in. and former Senator Bill Bradley voiced a common sentiment volantor in. into account in making a virtu­ that-swerve a little too-much. from 7-9PM. Pretty, much everything;is insig­ are ecstatic because they appre­ will \ ie for the Democratic Presi­ among people thinking of Y2K. The M400 Skycar, Moller's ally unshakable machine. number a tssions in nificant- work, school, respon­ ciate whatthey do have, the little ,Whereare the flying cars? If first machine to be mass pro­ Right now you're thinking, sibilities, appointments--, noth-,. materials; but more importantly you look outside, now you. duced, will hold up to four pas­ "Yeah, that's great, but I'll never 74 countries. ing holds importance exceptjfbr'" : their friends and families. ]Jtn the won't see a Toyota hovering sengers arid, clock in at a top own one". There's good news pointing the nose of-the j>lane end, who is more successful, the above your garage, but flying speed of 390 mph (350 mph and bad news. The bad news is in the right direction^ From a person/with a three story man­ Attention Artists ! cars have been invented, I as­ cruise speed), operating at an mat until the Skycar goes into In this county ttie in New York, hundred plus miles above, the sion surrounded by, a mile long sure you. If all started with a economical 15 miles per gallon. mass production, they'll cost a average family looks exactly as white fence in front of a ful New Jersey,t :"" Georgia, Texas, man named Paul Moller, a pro­ Packing a 960 horsepower en­ hefty $1 million apiece for pro­ small as the richwit h their lazy driveway,,or the.person in 2 fessor at the University of Cali- gine, the M400 can fly up to 900 totypes. The good news is mat West Virginia, Louisiana, New and California. The Op-Ed department is money. V . small apartment with a small tele . fomia at Davis. It was mere that miles before refueling and can the Skycar has been designed vision set and three gdoc Dr. Moller first envisioned a fu­ Carrying this sentiment to my currentlyinterested in find­ climb to heights up to 30,000 for mass production, and once friends sitting around it?;; - ture where normal people cruised feet. Imagine taking off from it enters the factories, Moller dorm, I find myself thinking For more information please the airways in compact, practi­ about what is important in my It is not about money or fancj your driveway in Westchester predicts the cost could drop to toys, it's about self made priori ing a weekly cartoonist. cal machines that could func­ or southern Connecticut and $60,000 to $80,000, depending eyes. Definitely not the opin­ tion as both automobiles and ions of the closed minded or ties and values, your dreams reaching Pittsburgh in a little on how well sales go. Your dreams are what you sleep Sense of humor and draw­ airplanes. Taking his vision with over an hour, all die while sail­ Before die end of the year, easily offended (that means Bro. John Cherry FM.S. him, he. left his teaching job and whoever called me last week in with at night and what make.' ing at heights that would give Moller plans to send the first you wake in the morning with j 21-28 p Street founded his company, originally you a better view than the top Skycar into the air amid a media response to my article). Defi­ ing skills unimportant; Moller Aircraft Company, which nitely not the newest Consumer purpose. Your dreams are i Astoria, NY, 11105 of Mt. Everest. Moller also in­ frenzy, and the company pre­ compilation of everything yoi manufactured airplane parts tends to release a one-passen­ dicts it will be less than two Reports evaluation of the best showing up with cartoons while serving as a constant car or best microwave or best hold sacred, all that makes life (718)204-0506 ger version of the Skycar, the years before the Skycar be­ worthwhile. string of revenue from which Ml00, which would be slightly comes as American as apple pie. bread" maker. Definitely not a must. Email Mike at Moller drew to fund his re­ more economical to operate, If you have $5,000 to burn, you tonight's programming on tele­ search, aimed at creating what vision. ...pleasesee KNUDTSEN, pg., 7 while sacrificing none of the can reserve your Skycar now. 13 "A hegrt that knows no bounds/ KX8C if interested. he would later call the Skycar. M400's luxuries. Check out www.moller.conu Well, that's what isn't impor­ J THE (CIRCLE THE ClkcLE NOVEMBER 11, 1999 Arts £ EntBrtainmont PAGE 13 NOVEMBER 11, 1999 PAGE 12 Quote of the Week Heavy metal 's The Practice "Life, after all, is a game of high stakes. Halloween fun On TV Surviving, bouncing back, gambling at the Chance with Mike Thompson makes perfect ...TV again with what talents you have - isn't by CHRISTOPHER YOUNG time I was going to see them and that what the game of life is all about?" StqffWriter I was very anxious. After wit­ A couple of weeks ago, I re­ say Dole (Kelli Williams), and tice was moved to its fourth nessing their set, all I can say is viewed NBC's long-running hit Rebecca Washington (Lisa Gay timeslot since its spring 1997 - Lowell Thomas The place to be was the that Internal Bleeding can rock, Law & Order. In case anyone Hamilton), who was the firm's debut. .This time, it was moved Chance on Halloween Night. Internal Bleeding can roll. They missed it, the show is equal parts receptionist before she eventu­ to Sundays at 10. It continued While most people were out trick played an oldie but a goodie in cop show and courtroom drama. ally graduated to full-time law­ to be a critical darling, and its or treating Sunday night, I was Inhuman Suffering off the Vo- While I didn't say so in my col­ yer status. Lara Flynn Boyle ratings continued to get better. Matt DaiQle's Quote of the Weekat the Chance witnessing one racious Contempt EP Included umn, I thought that Law & Or­ joined the cast in the show's It became an established hit, and of the most bizarre shows I've in their set were two new songs, Rage and Six Shots in Dallas der probably represented the second season as Helen in September 1999 won a well- ever seen. off their newest effort, Driven best of both genres. There was deserved Emmy award for Best As I arrived at the door, I was Gamble, the Assistant District to Conquer. Six Shots in Dal­ Drama Series (Ally McBeal won somewhat disappointed to see no better cop show, or court­ Attorney and, hence, one of "All girls are psycho, and all guys are las blended their trademark room drama, on television today. Bobby DonnelFs main rivals. an Emmy for Best Comedy Se­ that Malevolent Creation, a death metal band from Florida sound of technical speedy grind Well, I am pleased to say that Maria Sokoloff joined the cast ries, thereby making Kelley a jerks in response to the fact that girls are and the aggressive metalcore riffs with a combination of bru­ Law & Order has some compe­ very happy man). This season, in the fall of 1998 as Lucy band from the Bronx, Irate, had tal slam riffs. The Practice is retaining its hit tition for the title of "Best Court­ Hatcher, the firm's new recep­ psycho." cancelled. That meant that Dar­ The Chicago death squad room Drama" in The Practice. tionist. Each week, one of the status and, from what I've seen, ling Demoniac, Internal Bleed­ Broken Hope was left to finish For the uninitiated, here's a attorneys from the firm fights a is churning out some great - Matt Daigle himself ing and Broken Hope would be the show. The Death Metal quick low-down on The Prac­ case in court. There is also usu­ drama. I had caught The PracT the only acts. scene appears to be warming up tice. The show, created by David ally a sub-plot dealing with the tice occasionally in the past, and Poughkeepsie locals Darling in the Midwestern United States E. Kelley (whose current shows personal lives of one or more of while I recognized its greatness, Demoniac kicked things off with an upcoming number of Photo courtesy The Courtroom By now you're wondering the firm's attor­ I just did not have time to watch you do, whether it be what with their unique brand of metal. bands such as Broken Hope Dylan McDermott, center, who plays Bobby why I am blathering on or what neys. Unlike the show. Well, I havejlecided KNUDTSEN: house you live in, what car you What impressed me most about churning out demos and CDs. Donnell, with Lara Flynn Boyle and Steve Harris. I'm talking about. It is simple, drive, or more importantly, what Guitarist Brian Griffin for ex­ ^ Law & Order, that I will make time to watch it. this band was their stage per­ mT a long time it struggled in the 1998, The Practice was relo­ more or less. Maybe this is what friends you are lucky enough ample, was sporting a JUggL wnere the de- It is that good. I missed the sea­ Plain dreams formance: The band made good ratings. Its first season con­ cated to Monday nights at 10. Thanksgiving is supposed to be to have. Personally, I can't longsleeve of a fellow Windy iP^^N tails of the char: son premiere, which guest- use of fake blood and fake or­ sisted of six episodes (not un­ Now that it was airing Mon­ about, realizing what is impor­ stand Thanksgiving, I just can gans. Two fans of the band got City band, Fleshgrind. acters' personal starred Henry Winkler, and I are reality tant in your life and being thank­ common for. a mid-season re­ days, it followed Ally McBeal, not wait 'till Christmas so I can up on stage and did a Lesbian The main element that stuck lives are rarely kicked myself for missing it, as I ful for it. Ignore the materials placement show), and these which aired Monday nights at 9 get a whole lot of crap. love dance that resulted in both out in my mind was Joe Ptacek's delved into, on am a self-confessed Happy Days ...continued from page 11 that you don't have; enjoy what episodes were shown Tuesday on FOX. By the time The Prac­ girls ending up topless. extremely low guttural voice The Practice it . fan.However, I.tuned in this past that rocked the Chance. This nights at 10, in NYPD Blue's tice- was-shifted to Mondays^ After Darling Demoniac is common to Sunday (November 7), and I factor was made evident when timeslot, to give the show a try- Ally McBeialwas already an es­ ended their set, Internal Bleed­ see the charac­ loved what I saw. The episode ing took the stage. The main the band played classics Pitbull out. The critics immediately tablished[hit. David E: Kelleyde­ ters outside of dealt wiuVa woman on trial for reason I wanted to go to this Grin and Siamese Screams. De­ loved the show, and it per­ cided to capitalize on Ally 96 Main Street 454-5200 the workplace. killing her mother. The subplot show was to see this Long Is­ spite that many people didn't formed passably in the ratings. McBeal'sbit status, as well as Believe me, the. dealt with Bobby and Lindsay's land band. This was the first go, the show was still a success. ABC renewed the show for the on thefact that he wrote most personal lives aforementioned engagement. 1997-98 season, and scheduled of the;episodes for both series, of these charac­ For those of you who did not COLLEGE SPECIALS it for Saturday nights. Since by penning an AllyMcBedl-fhe ters- are some­ see it, but who are planning on 10% OJf All Dinner.Entrees Saturday night is considered the Practice crossover event, which times just as in­ catching the episode when it is ~FaciiIty — Students ~ Alumni — worst night to schedule a show, aired April 27, ,1998. A contro­ Full Entree Menu Available teresting as the rerun, I won't spoil anything, but and since the producers were versial murder trial began on an Brick Oven Gourmet Pizza cases they I will say the episode had an looking to beef up the ratings episode of Ally McBeal (which, handle in court. unsettling (but nonetheless well anyway, the sexy but too skinny like The Practice, is a courtroom For example, done) twist at the end. It was a Monday Boyle was added to the cast, as show set in Boston) and con­ the most recent very good episode. "SPORTS NIGHT" ..." • „...,.„. Photo courtesy 77K Courtroom a love interest for Bobby. The cluded on that night's episode sub-plots have DURING THE GAME...57.99 Hams and Kelli Williams share a laugh. Practice continued to struggle of The Practice. The crossover COMPLIMENTARY 10" GOURMET PIZZA or dealt with Bobby and Lindsay's Some parts of The Practice include Ally McBeal and; Chi­ in the ratings, but the critics event delivered the desired I30ZEN BUSFA1X> WIMCfS With JSvery JPITCHER PURCHASE engagement. Of course, this is seem to have the potential to cago Hope) stars Dylan also continued, to praise the boost to The Practice's ratings, not to say that the courtroom grow into exaggerated annoying McDermott as Bobby Donnell, show. TV Guide, in fact, labeled and most of the viewers who Vy Wednesday scenes are not spectacular. excesses in the manner of Ally the head of a struggling Boston The Practice "the best show discovered the show that night •..-•>V- "LAOIES NIGHT" They are often intense, always McBeal. As I mentioned, David law firm. The junior attorneys at you're not watching" in a Janu­ decided they liked it It had taken E. Kelley created and writes most Live Music with "FOUR GUYS IN bXSGUTSE" intelligent, and frequently end FREE ADMISSION FOR AIX LADIES Phoio courtesy Paramount Pictures. the firm include Jimmy Berluti ary 1998 issue. ABC recognized a while/but The Practice was with an unexpected twist. episodes of both The Practice 'Hmmm...do I feel like chicken tonight, like chicken tonight?" (Michael Badalucco), Eugene the potential of the show, and beginning to catch on in the rat­ and Ally McBeal. In Ally McBeal, Friday Young (Steve Harris) Ellenor The Practice debuted in the when Monday Night Football ings. Kelley seems to take out many ter. Scorsese makes it work. Frutt (Camryn Manheim), Lind­ ended its season in January In the fall of 1998, The Prac- of his boyish whims and indul­ "LIVE BANDS" J Bringing Out I guess I just expected a little spring of 1997 on ABC, and for. ~ BLUES -CLASSIC ROCK-JAZZ - gences, and consequently Ally o more from this film. Between the » Cull for WccWy Pcrformmice * cancc. McBeal frequently comes off as S5. COVER the Dead: brilliant cast and the brilliant di­ rector I expected to gei a little RAW Poem of m Week and into my own skin excessive and self-indulgent; maybe 1 will look at my reflection and think I'm pretty Saturday Cage confronts more out ofit. The film runs for • by Helen Vitale it's all a bit too strange for me. about two hours, but at times but my hair is not long, my waist isn't thin and I don't speak so Luckily, Kelley seems to save his NO COVER CHARGK I'd like to leave it all behind seems much longer. Even eloquently. best stuff for The Practice, but I>J DANCE PARTY demons all the hurt and pain I taste with every breath I take in. Featuring DJ~ "BOB"Formerly fram Bfrdtes though all those camera tricks that doesn't mean The Practice serve a great purpose, at times I want not to choke on these words as I write them Even if for a moment you could love me it wouldn't last ...continued from page 11 doesn't have occasional Ally Because meaning has up and left with an IOU placed on the 'Cause your ideal of perfect changes as soon as you step into they just get annoying and be­ dresser. reality McBeal-esque moments. One This is a fitting film to be come hard to follow. You also can only hope that Kelley can MONDAY Thru FRIDAY find yourself wishing that Frank Next time. Maybe. Promises unkept. and realize perfect doesn't exist Scorsese's last of the century would just get over it and do But they're only words not in me, not even in the plastic Barbies that float around here. keep these moments to a mini­ LUNCH PASTA SPECIALTIES! (dear God did I just do that stu­ pid last of the century thing?). It his damn job. This is not an­ It's only your lips moving mum, because, as it stands now, ALL YOU CAN EAT deals with many issues of spiri­ other "Goodfellas" or "Taxi And the sounds no longer vibrate through my ears. But what am I doing indulging in self-sympathy The Practice is a wonderful "LUNCH EXPRESS" tuality and of what we truly want Driver." It is simply "Bringing Am I really different from them? show. If you don't believe me, . i 1:30 PM-2:30 PM See you all, I do out of life, as well as what we out the Dead." Perhaps if I were Don't we all want the good life? But I hear that's not even easy check it out for yourself. The $0.99 Walking in slow motion, truly need. It also makes us ques­ able to view it separate from all anymore ,. Practice airs Sunday nights at Like in my dreams.. tion the value of saving the lives of Scorsese's other works I Dreams come tumbling down the hill along with Jack, Jill, and 10, locally on WTEN-Channel Passing by as if I don't exist, that just may not want to truly would have left a little happier. the rest of the dysfunctional crew. 10, which is conveniently lo­ But I am awake, I know 'cause you pushed me down and I felt •Cr-ediiit «Caiirdis AooeaDtecS? be saved. Maybe Frank just It is a great movie, don't get me cated at Channel 10 on the We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover Card, and American Express. the pain as you stood there and laughed at me. needs some rest, or maybe he wrong. But some part of me But I write the pain Sorry, no checks. While I begged for your love on my knees. Marist College television dial. really does see and hear the dead. wants more than great from That doesn't make sense Corporate charge accounts welcome. Martin Scorsese. Blood trickles down my fingers as I scrape the pavement Give it a look. VISA Either way it doesn't really mat­ In Ore hopes that if I write long enough Corporate Catering menu available. 'Cause if I dig long enough maybe I'll crawl out of this insignifi I will write myself into self-understanding. . THE '-.CIRCLE; THE CIRCLE

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byPATRICKKEMPF 19, 267 yd.), who set a school opening drive, capped off by a one-yard plunge over the top of . and returned it 40 yards to make Redskins, Detroit Lions and St. nessee, and he has 13 intercep­ the pile as time expired to end StaffWriter record by tossing five touch­ 12-yard touchdown run. die score 37-0. : . v - Louis Rams, and Detroit would tions in the last season and a down passes, three of which Steve Mirasolo's extra point the opening period. Mirasolo's Tom Lenriin blocked have horne field advantage. half. were caught by: Steven Hadley. made it 7-0 Fairfield with 12:53 extra point gave the Stags a Mirasolo's extra point attempt. Only five teams in the confer­ With the return of Joey Gallo­ Fairfield University had re­ Lopusznick also ran for a score. left in the opening period. commanding 24-0 lead that the The Red Foxes finally an­ ence have winning records. way, the Seahawks are a dark venge on its', mind, and it got it. The Red Foxes self-destructed After a Marist fumble Fairfield Red Foxes would not recover swered with a score of their own The AFC's Super Bowl repre­ horse contender. They have One year after Marist spoiled early and often. They commit­ quickly struck again, this time from. when quarterback Rick sentative will probably be the surprised so far, and who knew Fairfield's chances of a perfect ted five turnovers, including through the air, as Lopusznick The second period didn't Montejano, subbing in-for- Jacksonville Jaguars. Jon Kitna would be near the season, the Stags crushed the two fumbles iii the first quarter, connected with wide receiver prove to be much different as Chartrand, scored from five In the last two weeks, Jack­ AFC lead in QB rating?' Red Foxes, 57-7, Saturday after­ which gave the Stags all the Everett Minger for a 25-yard Fairfield pushed its lead to 37-0 yards out on a naked bootleg. sonville has played at a level diat The Seattle defense makes big noon in front of a homecoming byMIKEFERRARO momentum they would need. touchdown pass. Mirasolo's before Marist responded with a Rich Zaccheo's extra point made equals their talent. While the plays, and if Madison is not the weekend crowd in Fairfield, "It's embarrassing," said co- extra point made it 14-0 with 8:00 score of their own. it 37-7 Fairfield with 3:03 left in Expect the unexpected. Is Jaguars are 7-1, they were slug­ best corner in the league right Conn. captain Chris Meyer to the left in the first quarter. Lopusznick hooked up with the opening half. there any better way to describe gish offensively for most of the now, men it is Shawn Springs. The Foxes fell to 4-5, while Poughkeepsie Journal. "They The Red Foxes started to put Hadley for.me firsto f the duo's • Fairfield struck one more time the 1999 NFL season? early season. .. In the NFC, expect the St. Fairfield improved to 7-2. took our pride away from us. together a drive on the ensuing three, touchdowns' to open the before the half ended as The St. Louis Rams arid De­ The key to their revival has Louis Rams to earn home field It was Marist's worst loss in They ripped your heart out and possession, but a Miguel Reyes scoring in the second quarter. Lopusznick connected again troit Lions are 6-2. Did anyone been a healthy Fred Taylor. advantage. Their second half 22 years of varsity football. threw it on the field: That's the (12 carries, 54 yd.) fumble gave Mirasolo's extra point made it with Hadley to close the first half expect either team to win six When healthy, Taylor is an ex­ schedule includes seven teams "This one is not going to go way it felt." the Stags the ball once more. 31-0 with 10:13 left in the open- scoring. Mirasolo's extra point games all season? plosive back who gives Jack­ widi losing records. Therefore, away for a while," Marist head Fairfield wasted no time in However, this time the Marist inghalf. made if 44-7. Many thought the Indianapo­ sonville the NFL's best offense! expect the Rams to finish with coach Jim Parady told the opening up an early lead. Jun­ defense forced Fairfield to settle After a few possessions where That would be more than lis Colts would be improved. The Jacksonville "D," a weak­ about 13 wins. Poughkeepsie Journal after the ior Matt Costanzo (26 carries, for a 27-yard field goal by neither team could muster any enough for the comfortable vic­ But did anyone expect them to ness for the franchise seemingly Coach Bobby Ross has led the game. "This one is going to. 170 yd), a converted linebacker Mirasolo to up the lead to 17-0 offense, Fairfield's defense tory.. be 6-2 and challenging for first since its inception, is immensely Lions to a 6-2 record. Few, if hurt." making his first start at running with 3:41 left in the first, came up with a big play.- Nathan The Red Foxes will be in ac­ place in the NFL's best division? improved in 1999. The reason any, have done a better job of The Stags were lead by senior back, scorched the Red. Foxes Fairfield capped off a domi­ Lusas picked off a Kevin. tion this Saturday when they On the other hand, the 1999 is defensive coordinator Dom coaching than Ross so far. quarterback Jim Lopusznick (16- for 72 yards rushing on the nant quarter with Lopusznick's Chartrand (l-6-18yd. 1 Int.) pass travel to Iona. season has seen its share of dis­ Capers, who has brought his However, the Lions face five appointments. Through the re­ attacking style to Jacksonville. teams with .500 records or bet­ tirement of John El way and a The Jaguars have allowed ter in the second half. They also FOXES: Marist looks sluggish What's on Tap? multitude of injuries, the Den­ only 76 points so far this sea­ play in a tough division where ver Broncos are 3-6. son. With an easy second half every team has at least four Football 11/13 fe>Ion a 1:00 p.m. Three wins gives the Broncos schedule, expect the Jaguars to wins. against Converse All^Star team one more than the New York Jets finish at least 13-3 and grab Expect the Vikings to continue Swimming & Diving 11/13 @ Rider 1:00 p.m. ., /-,... . . Photo courtesy Carlisle Stockton 11/16 home vs. IONA 7:00 p.m. and Atlanta Falcons, primarily home field advantage. their resurgence under Jeff due to the loss of their stars Kasey Sibnnsz and the rest of the Foxes exceled late. showed signs of being last sea­ Cross-Couiilry 1 l/l 3 @ NCAA Northeast Regional 10-00 a.m. If Jacksonville fails to reach the George. Randy Moss looks to (Vinny Testaverde,Jamal Ander­ son by averaging 5.5 points and Volleyball 11/12-14 MAAC Championships Super Bowl, the Miami Dolphins be back on track, and Chris 2.5 rebounds in just 18 minutes son) to injury. or Seattle Seahawks probably Carter is having an outstanding Women's soccer falls of action per game. The balance, of power has wilL season. Kennedy will be looked upon clearly shifted to the AFC. In The Dolphins have a punish­ The conference championship to provide^ leadership and get - all, llof the conference's 16 ing defense. Sam Madison games will see Jacksonville de­ after late season surge the big men involved, which teams have at least a .500 record. might be the best coyer corner feat Miami, while Minnesota by JORDANEIBLE effort and -positive attitude, Magarity wants to do more of. If me playoffs were to begin in me league rightnow . He in­ wins in St. Louis. "StaffWriter ' Loyola was able to play offen­ " "Our guards are going to have today, the NFC's division win­ tercepted three passes in Sun­ SuperBowl? Jacksonville 34, sively for the entire first half, •to really get our frontline guys ners would be the Washington day night's shutout over Ten­ Minnesota 17. After a late-season win streak keeping the ball near the Fox's involved'more," Magarity said pushed me Marist women's soc­ goal cage for most of die first4 5 after Sunday's loss. cer team into the Metro Atlan­ minutes. "Two newcomers may also pro­ tic Athleti6 Conference Orneck said Marist simply vide a big iift for the Red Foxes. (MAAC) tournament, the Foxes took a while to get going. Junior transfer Blake Sonne, saw dieir season come to an end "We definitely played rushed," last Friday. she said. "We ended up sitting who spent the last two years on Marshall Faulk, has gained 607 a Mormon mission, comes to have die NFL's best record at 7- Marist, who came into die tour­ back and waiting for them to yards for a 5.3 average per carry, 1. nament as the number three play the ball first. Our aggres­ Marist after starring at North­ have solidified die offense. C irctf ptiL'UViSVft Adiliv inula ern Oklahoma Community Col­ The same things cannot be seed, fell to second-seeded sion lacked in the beginning." Rick Smith will be looked upon,to fill void at shooting guard. lege. • IJI the American Football Con­ said about die four teams (Jets, Loyola, 1-0, in front of a crowd With 19:21 on the clock Naura ference, one of the surprise juniors Samuels, who really pro­ : The six-foot-one-inch guard Broncos, Vikings, and Falcons) of 253 at Fairfield University. Groarke, with the aid of team­ ...continued from pg.16 teams has been the Indianapo­ who played in last year's con­ It left the Foxes with a season mates Becky Bieneman and Nina gressed last season, and Donald average 17 points per game and lis Colts (6-2). The Colts pos­ McCurdy and Cielebak. ..:.•' Vale, the potential-is there for a shot 44 percent from three-point ference championships. Their recordof 5-13-1. Tinari, knocked the ball past ; sess the "three-headed mon­ combined records are 12-23, Host and number one seed Marist goalie Melanie Nai, who McCurdy, the team's most ex­ very successful year. • range during the 1996-97 sea­ ster" on offense in Peyton Man­ citing player, averaged nine The real key to the success of son. witii me Vikings having die best Fairfield captured the confer­ tallied 134 season saves. ning,. Edgerrin James and record at 5-4. ence tournament, defeating "They were a tough team and points per game last season. the team lies in the hands of Magarity also brought in Nick by KYLE WOOD Marvin Harrison. Cielebak was named to the pre­ So where have Uiings gone Loyola in die final game. we're a young team," Nai said. Smith arid Kennedy in the Eppenheimer. This 6-7 guard They have made some good season second-team for the backcourt. < '' / '•' comes from The Hill School wrong? Senior captain Nicole Orneck "With each new game we pro­ MAAC conference. •*•;•.• Thanksgiving is just two moves the past couple of years Injuries have ravaged the Jets said, even though they lost, just gressed, so next season will be • The sophomores will have big where he averaged over 19 weeks away, which means an­ in the draft by selecting Man­ Those three, along with solid • and Falcons. Vinny Testaverde getting to the MAAC tourna­ more successful." shoes to fill, as Marist has been points and five assists per game. other day of turkey, stuffing, pie ning over Ryan Leaf and James play from six-foot-eight senior and Jamal Anderson are bodi ment said a lot about the team. Loyola also out-shot Marist able to count on backcourt sta­ Eppenheimer was named First and the all important football over Ricky Williams. Give these Jason Hastings off the bench, bility for thelast several years;-1 Team Mid-Atlantic Prep Schools •out for me year, while Wayne "No one expected us to get 10-1. Sarah McTurk, Marist's . HAIRCUT TERS games, which have always fea­ three a couple of years and diey Chrebet and Chris Chandler even diis far," Orneck said. "We leading scorer widi a season to­ give Marist a solid foundation. Smith will need to be a dan­ before deciding to come to tured the Detroit Lions and Dal­ will be the best players in me Combined with the talents of gerous scoring threat, which he Marist. have both, been sidelined due knew what we were capable of, tal of nine goals and 22 shots, las Cowboys. league at their positions. to injuries. despite the fact diat our oppo­ accounted for the Foxes' only But before we can think about The Titans (6-2) are also be­ The Vikings are no longer a nents and some of our fans shot attempt for both halves. SOCCER: Falls to Manhattan relaxing on the couch and stuff­ ginning to establish themselves surprise and defenses have fig­ doubted us. It took a while, but Aldiough die pace of die game ing our faces until our hearts as one of the premier AFC ...continuedfrom pg. 16 season for Marist The team fin­ "We are looking to the future," ured out-how to cover Randy out team definitely meshed to- picked up considerably, Marist ished at 12-6-1, the most wins Karcz said. - "We are still a Man pat content, it's time to take a look teams. Neil O'Donnell filled in Moss. As for die Denver Bron­ gether over me last six games." was denied even one shot on soccer," head coach Bobby for a Marist men's soccer team young team and are confident back at the National Football magnificendy for Steve McNair cos, diey lost Terrell Davis and Loyola definitely dominated cage for the whole second half. Herodes said. "A team gets to­ in Division I play. that we can come back and do League thus far. while he was injured, and since Ed McCaffery for the year, and die semifinal game Friday after­ Orneck said die Foxes' found m Speaking of die Lions, who his return McNair is starting to tally outplayed, but manages to "It was an amazing year, but even better next year. It takes perhaps the best quarterback noon. Despite Marist's strong their game, it just came too late. score a goal and win. The goal we could have done more," time to get over a loss like this, right now have the best record become the quarterback that ever in John Elway. was one of the finest that I've Brian Karcz said. "It's disap­ but we need to think of all that in the National Football Confer­ . everyone diought he could be. Some things to look for in the seen all season." ;- pointing, but we did have an we accomplished and try to look ence, 6-2, they will get the op­ Plus Eddie George is a solid run­ second half of die season: Marist had plenty of opportu­ amazing year." forward to next season." portunity to show off their tal­ ning back. Steve Young to remain side­ MAAC Football Standings nities to tie the game but Man­ Learning how to deal with the Sean Murphy, a transfer from ents and reveal to us what has Let's not forget about die Dol­ lined. VinceTobintobefiredas • - • \ MAAC Overall hattan managed to play tough loss is what Herodes wants the Iona who was ineligible this made them one of this years phins, who are 7-1 and have coach of the Cardinals. The Duquesne 5-1 6-3 defense. team to take away from the game. year, will be available next sea­ wwwt surprise teams. played the majority of die sea­ Browns to lock up the rights for Failed opportunities are what "I told them (the team) to ac­ son. Murphy was a top scorer Who would have thought this son wiuiout Dan Marino. To die first pick in the NFL Draft Georgetown 4-1 7-2 Herodes said did Marist in. cept the loss and not complain. in Division I play last season. possible without Barry Sanders make up for die loss of Marino, next year. Green Bay to finish Iona 4-2 5-3 "We missed two open nets and Our opponent beat us," Joe Crespo, who suffered a gaining a single yard? the Dolphins have been win­ die season wiui a flurry of wins. Marist 3-2 4-5 five break-away chances," he Herodes said. "Learning how broken leg, will also return next The Rams are also 6-2. A refu­ ning witii die fifth-ranked de­ The Giants to beat the Jets. LaSalle 3-3 4-4 said. "We had a chance to take to lose and respecting a loss season. 264 Ncra R(W), POUGHXEEPS»E 454-9239 gee from the arena league, Kurt fense in die NFL. Finally, in Super Bowl XXXTV Warner, has thrown for 2,171 • Siena 3-3 3-5 it to overtime, but could not do such as this is the type of thing Fairfield defeated Loyola in AnoUier team that has relied in Atlanta, it will be Miami vs. StPeter's 1-6 1-8 it" that builds championships." the finals of the tournament to yards, 24 touchdowns and 5 in­ heavily on their defense (sec­ Green Bay widi Miami winning The early exit from the tourna­ Karcz said the team cannot win the championship by a terceptions, and a running back ond ranked in die NFL) is die 27-13 and Marino getting his Canisius 0-5 1-8 ment ended a- record-breaking wait until next season. score of 2-1. who was lost in Indianapolis, Jaguars, who, like me Dolphins, first ring. Fairfield 0-0 7-2 Stat of the Week Quote of the Week Marist men's swimming has won 71 percent of its THE CIRCLE "The goal was one of the dual meets in the 1990's, finest that I've seen all ' along with the last four season.",.- Bobby Herodes, \ MAAC championships. men's soccer coach NOVEMBER 11, 1999 PAGE 16 Marist looks shaky in exhibition loss .The.Converse team, com­ byJEFFDAHNCKE prised of former college players, Sports Editor vaulted ahead to a26-12 advan­ tage. . The purpose of playing exhi­ Marist was not able to get any bition games is to prepare for kind of offense going in the first the upcoming, regular season. half, as it headed to the locker' Judging by the Marist men's room trailing, 45-27. basketball team's performance in The Foxes were unable to get its only preseason contest of solid production in the paint in the year, the Red Foxes still the first half, something, that have a lot of preparing to do. they are going to need to do Marist fell to the Converse All- following the departure of last Stars last Sunday afternoon, 85- year's stars Bobby Joe Hatton 73, at the James J. McCann Cen­ and Bo Larragan. ter. In the second half, Marist did Being that it is Marist's only look better. Kennedy said the exhibition game before the sea­ poor first half served as a wake- son gets underway next Friday up call. against Bucknell in the Pepsi- "We missed a lot of easy shots Marist Classic, the Foxes will in the first half or we could have need to work on some things in been right there," Kennedy told practice before then. the Poughkeepsie Journal af­ "Offensively I saw some real ter the game. "Hopefully we got signs of where our shortcom­ it out of our system." Circle photo/Nick Addivinola ings really are," Marist head Just three minutes into the Sean Kennedy makes a hard move to the basket against three Converse All-Stars Sunday coach Dave Magarity told the second half, Marist saw itself points, while Drew Samuels and ful season, the key is going to fourteenth season as Marist's Poughkeepsie Journal. "I saw down 50-31. The Foxes then Tomasz Cielebak each added 10. be replacing Hatton and head coach. He will look to four some real things that concerned went on an 18-4 run. According to Cielebak, Larragan. In a Metro Atlantic seniors for leadership on the me, not that I don't see the light The team was sparked by Sunday's game helped serve as Athletic Conference (MAAC) court. at the end of the tunnel." Kennedy, who hit five of six a marker of the team's progress. preseason coaches poll, the Senior Tom Kenney, who shots after halftime. It was .too Shaky guard play got the Red "Three weeks into practice Foxes are predicted to finish in. started all 28 games last year, little, too late though, as Con­ Foxes down early. Five turn­ we're looking better and better," seventh place. returns as the team's leading verse pulled away for the win overs by this season's starting Cielebak told the Poughkeepsie Last year, they finished sixth scorer and rebounder. Also in after Marist cut it the deficit to backepurt of Sean Kennedy and Journal. "This game makes us in the conference before losing the frountcourt are seniors Joe Rick Smith quickly put Marist five with 10 minutes to play. realize what our good and weak in the semifinals of the MAAC down 10-2. Kennedy led Marist with 11 sides are." tournament. ...please see FOXES, pg. 14 If Marist is to have a success­ Dave Magarity enters his Swiiraiiing and diving off to goodstart byJEFFDAHNCKE comes Ricky Kapusta, the reign­ Sports Editor ing Conn. State open champion in the 50-yard freestyle, and • To say that the Marist College New York State high school fi­ "Our swimmers are swimming and diving program nalists Joe Murin and Jimmy very close and push has evolved into a Metro At­ Spencer, to the program. each other to make lantic Athletic Conference Despite the talent, VanWagner eachMher better." (MAAC) powerhouse would be said nothing is guaranteed. an understatement. . "As it is in "every sport, each Melanie Bolstad Since joining the conference individual, athlete must realize Diving coach in 1996, me men's team has cap­ their potential to the fullest in tured four, conference crowns, , order for the team to fulfill its while the women have captured goals," he said. three. -. The women's team, guided by other better." ' Considering they have won a head coach Christine Honig, has VanWagner set "three goals staggering 71 percent of their also started on the road to an­ for his team. First priority is a dual meets "this decade, men's other successful season. fifth MAAC title. Second is to head coach Larry Van Wagner The Foxes defeated Central place in the top ten in the East thinks this will be another good Connecticut State University Coast Athletic Conference year. . - back on Oct. 26,124-116. (ECAC), something they have "If we realize our potential as Then the women made it a done three times. we have been doing, we'll be sweep of Seton Hall, defeating And third is to keep their con­ very successful in the MAAC the Pirates 125-118. ference recorded perfect, which conference," he said. - "As a Senior captains Jennifer Nafus currently stands at 21-0. team, this year we have more and Tippy Suftin anchor the VanWagner said that the suc­ potential than we did last year." Fl i to court y Camsfe Slcvklo-i women's squad. cess of the program has come Tom Mullowney helped lead Manst to 12 wins. The men's team opened its Sheila Nieri highlights the div­ as the college itself has grown. season by defeating Seton Hall, ing program. The senior in un­ "I have always contended that Soccer loses in MAAC's 136.50-95.50, on Oct 30. defeated in MAAC competition. the popularity of the school di­ They continued their winning Sophomore Jeremy Forrer, rectly reflects the success of the byPETERPALMEERI The only goal of the game ways four days later by defeat­ who placed well in the MAAC athletic programs. As the col­ StqffWriter came 20 minutes into the con­ ing Central Conencticut State, Championships last year, and lege gained its rep in the eight­ test when David Stewart netted 138-79. freshman Michael Guman will ies and nineties, so did the ath­ .nil guyu-uuuga inusi wui uc; IU a goal for-the'Jaspers', That The program welcomes back also be looked upon for big con­ an end.:' ' -.^ ....,' -/ " - letic program," he said. "If the would be all the insurance Man­ two-tinKMAACSwimmerofthe tributions. . Unfortunately,.forthe"Marist old cliche success breeds suc­ hattan needed as'they went on Year, and conference record- Diving coach Melanie Bolstad cess is true, I guess its quite true men's-soccer team,* that end towinthe'gamejltp. >-- ,* . -, holder in the 200-yard freestyle, came a few games tdo soon." - said that they key to success is with us." ;' Goalkeeper Carlos DeBritp Dave Dobbins. everyone in the program work­ •Seeded third in the Metro At­ With both the men's and the made-lOjsavesJn the-loss,- a Andrew Knutton, Justin ing together. lantic Athletic; Conference women's programs off to per­ -game iri^whichfMarist outshot Burkhardt and Keith Nichols, all "We don't have one standout (MAAC) Championship, Tour­ ; fect starts, another impressive Manhattan 21-io.(,*>./ .,:£; J* J , of whom were conference cham­ and two people that cant par­ nament^ the" Foxes lost,in; the season appears to be looming ;*TTus v& ""•"J"sl^hx^s&e. >&14- tion will come Saturday at Rider In addition, VanWagner wel­ push each other to make each at 1:00 p.m.