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V. 62, No. 20, October 20, 1994 Jack Rubens Remembere RAAC Continues ParcnlCS with Rubens Searching For Ideas Julia Arouchon and 10 kick back and relax. Ian Wtfles Josh Hansel Katrina Pfannkuch BUI what about lbc enrollment Archway SlajJWrirers described Ruben's Archway Staff Writer factor thai drives lhe enlire budgec? high energy level he Bryant is trying 10 personalize the It was hard nOI 10 miss carried over toward The RAAC committee is con­ recruiting to Ihe iniercstofSludelllS. Finance Professor Jack the sludcnlS. "Lei us tinuing to surge imore-enginccring Main concentration right now is in Rubens at Monday's remember him as as secn through its monthly com· the New England and Mid-Atlantic memorial service. baving a brilliant munity (arum held lhis past Tues· are:lS, bul Bryant also wants to maxi· Remnants from his office spark," said Hansel. day. mizc infonnation resources in set­ hanged from the podium. Ruben's nephew Speakers highlighted the inten· ling taCtics. increase the amount of A pair of sneakers with a Sam added a touch of tions and goals of future months as on campus progr:unming for pros­ botlle ofGuinness stiCking bumor by saying. well as past activities to get Bryant pects. use 81urnnus more in recruit· out and a sign which read "This is exaclly the to where UJCY want it to be finan· ment, and make financial aid more Elvis Presley Boulevard typeo( eventmyuncle cially. timely and personalized. symbolized that Rock and WQuid try to avoid." Right now the comminee ha.'i In addition, Bryanlls planning to Roll was the theme of his Rubens was 38 evaluated all cost areas of the col· concclllnue more in l,'vget markets office. when be died of a lege and proposed a flexible 2()9{· such as California and Florida. Faculty. slaff and heart attack while goal in cost cutting audlorhasasked Overall. the interest high school siudenis will remember hiking in Maine this for methods of revenue enbance· students have in pursuing busmc.s ~ Rubens for his relaxed ~ summer. ment. Their goal IS for8A million. as a carcc.."r 3.$ dcciuu.'d nationally auire, his c.hasacteristic , Last year. studcnUl butlO dale,. thesugge,gions ra:ci ved since 19~7 . Pur 1994. freshmen! sneakers and his uncanny i voted Rubens as have equaled only a cut of 6.5 mil· transfercnrullmclll was67 I and for wit ~ Teacher of Ule Year lion 1995 Bryanl i~ expecting around CoUeague Doug Le\,n a: along whh Levin. The proJecled deficit is for lhL'i the same, at 690 student!>. ~d a plaque whIch will f PJan~ for a memorial ytatis SI40,OOOandi$C-Stimlllcd to Compeuuve pnrin@. II. more tat­ be pl&ccd in in equal a IitUeovcr 2 million hy fiscal gCted recruitment program and ro~ t Pan.'lles 1...________________ .. f RubeDsc b o l'sa rnams hipie atnC: Ruben's bouor Levin ·9H. cutting are just a few of the .... ays remembered working late underway. Ways 10 CClIpe',t The RAAC com· Bryant IS trying 10 cope wilh ils al night and lhcn going 10 Science Professor Doug Levin holds a rrutlce is trying tofocusoll reducing CWTI!nt economic ~itualion II isn't plaque to be dedicated in memory of Jack the gmv.'tJl rale of hcalw care (rom really just the school itself. butlhe Rubens at Parentes, 15~-7 'k and ha.~ culweIr opentt­ future of busine.'iS a.'i a career that ing budget bUI 12 ~ . may be in for hard times. Freshman Fire in Hall 14 You Did the Crime, Now Do Susannt Manont ~y think anything of it When I the Time Archway Sralf Wmtr gal up to see where the smell was coming from. I saw the lamp 01) , A freshman resident successfuUy ftre," said Daly. extinguishedafirein Donn 14Soo· Upon discovering the problem, -. day afternoon. James Daly, an Eco· Daly found the nearest fire extin­ nomics major from Weslfield. MA, guiSher. brOke the glassencascment, foUowed the smell of smoke 10 dis· and used the extinguishcrto put the cover and extinguish a fire in the ftreouL room of one of his friends. A ~ Daly worked to SlOp we According to Ere & Safety Coor­ flames, the smoke from lhe fire sel dinator Jobo Rattigan, the fire lip­ off the smoke detectors and the parenUy began when ahalogen lamp building wa.~evacuated. By thetime overheated in the room or Gilbcn the fue department arrived at lIle Lantini and MlCheal Duckworth. scene, Daly had already terminaled Smoke began coming from the lamp, Ule blaze. which later burst into flames . No injuries were sustained and "My friend and I were in my very liuledamage resulted from the room and smelt smoke. but didn't fire . INSIDE THIS ISSUE ••• CALENDAR OF EVENTS ................................... 7 CAMPUS SCENE ........................................ 8, 9 ON DeCK ................................................... 12 POINTLESS RAMBLINGS .................................. 6 President WIlliam E. Trueheart and a Bryant Student plead for ball money from passers by in the Rotunda dll'ing Phi SSgma Slgma's Jail and Ball fundralser. The sorority raised PUBLIC SAFETY BEAT .................................... 3 approximately $350 for the National Kk1ney Foundation. The mock, jail temporalily housed many students, several professors, and Tim Llyod. Assistant Director of Student Activities. WOMEN'S TENNIS ENDS SEASON ................... 12 The jail was in the Rotunda on Tuesday, October 18, from 8 a.m, to 4 p.m. -- -=-2----=T::-H:::E::-A:-:R:-:C::cH-=-W:c::-A,-:------------Y 0 P INI0 N ----------=T:-:HUR==so=-A-:-y:-:,-,oc=T=o:-:B=-=E:::R,--2=-=o-, "C:19~94 Life Isn't Rated PG Thanl(s for Being There Last week. the admissions office asked SPB to remove all Lhe advertising for Lhis Sunday's showing of "9 112 Weeks" To the Editor: but] also felt sucb pride and bappiness to know he had another family at Bryant College. from the Unistructure and Rotunda because of Open House On October 5, 1994, my family and J attended \.he Again. I would like to thank all Ule personnel at th is weekend. Memoria] Tree Planting Ceremony in honor of my Bryant College; Brian Dritton. Alex Saccocia. Shirley NO( only is this a violation offreedom ofspcech and a case bromer, David Provost. Plant from Ule Iluman ResourteS Depanment. I would ] would like to thank. the faculty. staff. and aU of cspecially like to cxtend my gratitude to Bob Lawlon, of outright censorship, il is also just plain ridiculous. Daviu's co·workers and friends for this memorable who hclped tremendously through this difficult ordeal Talk of censorship usually conjures up the image of an tribulC. Also, aspeciaJ thanks to Roben Real!. who took the time elitist group calling to ban books or music. Here we have a Thc two speakers at this tribule were like family and effon to write a beautiful article which was published members with their sinceri ty and praise of my brolher in The Archway on September 22, 1994. case of trying to ban an advertisement for an old rnovic - "9 as boLb a friend and co-worker. I felt as though they BryantCotlege is truly a thoughtful and caring family. 112 weeks " was released long enough ago that if anyone knew David all their li ves. IlOtjust fe llow employees who spend 8 hours a day with him. Sincerely, it wanted to see they CQuid have rented it already. I felt such emo tion thai day: The sadness of losing Richard Provost If the movie was showing at any other time, there would not my brothcr and Ule grid wbicb I fee l will never pass, Family of the late David Provost be a problem. SPB did not know this weekend was Opcn House an d they based their decision on the ability to make money and provide a successful program. When the admis­ sions office found out, they did not want the parents of prospective students to discover Bryant College would play a movie like "9 112 Weeks." We understand the need to put the best foot forward for Open House, and portray the "right" image, but SPB or any other organization should not be asked to compromise their programming for this purpose. After all, SPB has run movies such as "Basic Instinct" in the past. Why try to make the campus look like something it is not? Does the admissions office really think a parent would decide not to send their child to Bryant because of a movie? When parents leave their children at school, they must trust them to make sound decisions based on their values, upbring­ ings, and morals. Censorship not only ignores the free will of individuals to make their own decisions, but also deprives them of the opportunity to de so. Individuals can choose what they want to wa tch, read and hear. Students are not req uired to auend an SPB movie. and they are not requi red (0 stay. Colleges and universities are supposed (0 foster openness and free thinking. The call to remove advertisements goes against a college's mission to promote awareness. It seems the admissions office wants to mask reality on campus and ponrdY the campus as somelhing that it is not. In the process of making a sale, they are sellLng both parents and studcnls short. THE ARCHWAY Julia M, Arouchon Angelo L. Corradino Edito r-in·Chie! Managing Editor Susanne Martone David E. Mattingly News Editor Photography Editor Position Available Position Available EnJerlainmenJ Editor Production Manager This playful, summer arrival to the National Zoo in WaShington D.C. Katrina Pfannkuch Christine Barnhollh Featu res Edilor Business Manage r reminds us we should enjoy the warm weather before the cold winter months are upon us.
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