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By Chris lIamiltOD Men's Basketball elevates their game Sports Edilor Bryant UnIversity's sludents and fa ulty have n ver been '0 proud 10 call lhemselve basket ball fans. For the pa ' t lW week tho e who had never even beard of March Madness. uddenly be arne intere 'ted and IUn d in lh u- TV e s to til Co Sports !oration. Profe ' 'ors look. time out of their c1as es to om ment on basketball and em31ls regarding game lime filled oW' computer ·creen. . This umtlca lion of an entil1 campu wa. on account of one teamwho rcfu, ed to slop wInning. While the Bryant Men's Ba ketbalJ Team was in North Dakota playing for a national championsJup. an entire photos courtesy of Bryant Athletics . layout courtesy of Ryan Stranz Cont'd on page 9 Kenneth Cole comes to campus By Bri.'lD Levin g ryant : -7:00 p.m. Will there be a morning after? Malla~illg Editor a11d Saturday. March 9 at By Kristin Gayda Health Services, and many ' IU opponunity to hav l;onlfOl over Brown 4sst, \qlriel}, Eduor den[ , sec the need tor cbaoge. their. tion' ami hu e all tbe Interesting stories ·lart ill Th event llSeU L'i 10 its third vcr the PlC;t .'evernl weeh, a puon!> availahl to them." interesting places. Kenneth Cole year and ha qUIte the ision petition ~ been pa sed around Pre ently, Ifa ,tudent wanted Production, Inc. slarted n tbe With major changes bemg "Our long-tenn mis 'on i 1 cre campu ' commencing the Bryant emergency contraception. Health 'treets of New York booting a ate an annual tradition whereby made to Bryant Univcr ity n a r gular basis. 1l i no wond r Dem rat ' campaign tor tbe ervice. would provide cab fare movie till d rllp Birr" oftl Shoe the m t inn vative and emre- availabiljty of EC ill Healtb and refer that student to appro Company, Today. Kenneth Cole that melllben; of the Bryant preneurially mmded 'lUdents ervice . Amy Goldberg, priate agenci '. According to certainlv i n'L known Ii r I come together to compete to a Democra are starting t "peak up on the absence of emergency . ecrcLary of the Bryant Goldberg. this isn't enough "No movie ': '0 how did Lhis come case study c mp tilion. engage girl would feel comfortabl gct about . OnlrdCeption n _----...... in a entrepreocur bootcamp, and ~_----.."..,.--.., l1ng in a taxi out 'ide of the In order 1 'ide lep lhe campus. network. with each olher. a. well Health Servi es. It is a 'cary and e peflSJve Sllift up costs of a Emergency contra as lOp leaders in busin '50. gov um;omfortable ' ilUUll n t.o go retail I cation. Kenneth Cole ception (EC). or the ernment, and acad mia." through" She funher went on to decided fO park a 4O-foot Lrailer . ide fr m the keynote morning after pdl. an prevent preg ny, "in OUT opinion. Bryant in mid-l wn Manhattan 10 begin speaker. the remainder of th nancy after unpro UruversilV need to do m re selling his shoes. 1n . ew Y, rk event will compri 'e of a Case than prov'ide their :.wdent,' with Cay, the only way to own and tected intercourse tudy comp tiLion. cmreprcnt:ur cab fare or the name of a web~ operate a multi-wheeled vehicle by loppmg ovula bootcamp. and what GEP is best 'ite when it come to a tmumatiL. i If you're a production or film lion. fertilinuioll. known ror, the elevator pilch and cruCIal evenluch as tbe mpany; Cole, in tum. used his implantation. c cumpel1tion. 1n the Case tudy need for the mornmg after pill: entrepreneurial wit to 'n ure hi. Accordi to the compelili n. all group. are given With 720 names and a pre 'enta success the same case, W1th 60 minute Planned Federation of ti n r their case Lo the adminis Years later, hi, company still to discus' and analyze followed tration, Goldberg is optimistic, adorns the name Kctmeth Cole America, "Ee will by ten minut s to present their courtesy of www,netdoctor.CO.uk "we are slarting with the morn Pr duction, In . and its product · nOl induce an abor 'olution to the judges. The entre ing afteT pill and are hopin that remind people of ole'. humble lion." If a woman In order for the morning after pili to be preneur boot amp consi t f thi' be the catalyst to roots. It is his cunning wit and ha ' unprotected sex affective the pill must be taken within 72 vill 'even different sessions dis change in the Heullh Center" entrepreneurial mind and spirit cu ing different aspect of andtrauses eu~erg~nthcy hours Of'unprotected sex, however the con cep on Wt - • • In spealJng with Dr. Eakin, that makes Cole the perfect entrepreneurial intere. t in lud he' ureu thal, "We don't want to talk to tudents on in tbe 72-hoUT tim - pili Is most affective if taken within the speaker 109: Real Estate Invc . ling, What to , end our students on a wild ju ·t h to become lhe frame. the Iikeli- first 24 hours. According to the Planned w are the next big issues to come?, goose chase." Still. despite lhe ne t... Kenneth Cole. ho d of becoming Parenthood Federation of America, "Ee ff the Bealen TIack: war to movement and . upport of 114 of Cole. founder. president, and ries from entrepreneurial 'uc pregnant i ' re ueed will not induce an abortion,II Regardless, the , tudent population, the chief executive officer of ces • Colleg Entrepreneurial 75-89%ard' I th there stili remains an ethical debate as to PI' ce. t change the policy CUT Kenneth ok Producti n , loc.. Reg e s, e Panel, The Art of Negotiation, use and dlstnbuLion the the distribution of EC such as the rently m place is more eompli~ will ;peak at Bryant Uruversity In. id an Inve tor" Mind, and cate than mo ·t would expect. as part of the 2005 of HC remain quite debate going on right here on Bryant's ocial Responsibility in "11 ' ' n t a question of trymg to Entrepreneurial Extravaganza. BU! iness. Finally, there i an con trover ial for campus. various moral and be difficult aboutlhi '," aid The event, which is co-ho 'led Elevator Pit b C mpetilion in Democrat." p kc f the motives Eakm, "we happen to have got by Bryant niver ilY' Global which students pItch their ideas thical rea ons, making. omc phy icians uncomfortable wilh behind their deCISIOn. "This len caught in a 'ituauon where Entrepreneurship Program and to Judge. withm a certain campaIgn st, rted out 01 th our proviJ ',who bave 'cript BTOwn University" writing pre cripti as for it. This amount of time, usually 90 sec neces it} t provide the women Entrepreneurial Program. will be I the ell with the nur. practi· onds. of Bryant Univer 'ity With the held over two cluys Friday. April 110000:rs working at Bryant s Cont'd on page 5 The Hangover" lule t r 6 Page 2 National News The Archway Feminist voices grow through campus projects By Jean Patt on "TI,erc's a lot of work to be "many students have a femmi t UCF in 1996 and took er U,e didn't think feminis m \\as perti ri1e Urlandn fienlinel dune in areas that white. educat con. iousnes." w men' ludies program in nent to her generation . ''But in (KRT) ed. rniUdle-clas women tak~ fo r The stereotype 0 feminists as 200 I . Sinc!.! then, she has e n a co ll ege, I realized how many granted," silt: say . including ugly, strident man-haters is prob SUCCIlS ion oftud nl' xperi is ue ' are unaddres ed," sll workplace inequality. body ably the reason s(udents are ence the same feminist awaken says. "And I reaJlZl! I am a temi r-sl irts or \!very hue wave like image issue·, child 'are and wary of the Ii minist label, ing that h h d known herself nist not the stere type of a man nags from lines trung along the health care. Mieras says. "Most students live privileged hating radical, but . omeone Wilh reezeway on the Universit. of n ampu t!S a ross the coun In cia s, Logan uses auth I' lives. isolated from the issues we an ideology of equality . ~ Central Florida's Brevard cam try, student lemini m IS on the Bell !look • definition of (" mi bring to the classroom," she OMM UNITY, SERVICE pus. rise, says Paula Krebs. professor nism: "a movement to end sex explains. "Then they read about Service learning gives stu This is n t washday. It is the of Engl ish at Wheaton College ism, ex i t exploitation and the i ues and ~tart to realize it's dents more self-confidenc . CI lheslinc Pr ~ect. n c; venL in Norton , Mass., and a found their respunsibil ity to reach which leads to action. which held peri dlcally on UCF cam ing editor of tJ,e joumal " out and do somelhing about Ie ds to change, 'ay Logan . puses to raise awareness about I' mlllist Teacher. And .. There's a lot of work to be il ." "And Lbat's empowering." vi lencc aga in st womcn. inerea ·jngly, women of color d nt: in area that, hite, To capitalize on this "My hope is thut when the Each T-sh irt is a signal uf are joining the movement, along educated, middle-dass impulse, servic I am ing or ludents graduate, they're going angUish or out rage. Each bear a with small numbers of men. women take for granted," activism is a key element of to remain in til is community, han d- Iellered mes age from a "Especially at more con erva , II women's studies lasses at maki ng it bener." sh ay. w man ill the commu nity : live-identified inst itutiuns, femi ucr. "We may matriculate On sue student is Lean dra "Vi ti m" "S urvivor." "You lIun't nIst activists are find.ing their - Emily Ruff, 23, a lead only 30 students a ear in Preston, 30. deserve my tears. " And heart. voice as they increasingly ing campu acth'ist. " t e introductory coursc," say. After graduating in 2000 with brcul..ingly: "R.I.P. Baby Le i. notice that a conservati ve pol iti Logan. "So m a univerS ity a master's degree in English, Ki ll ed by your granddaddy. " cal anti socia l agenda is under oppression." with 40,000 students, how do Preston taught in the En dli h Each shirt al '0 is a bold, mining women's g ins. wh ich 1\ lot of students tit that defi we make a dent? Well we cr 'ate department for twu years before hrigh t sign thaI feminis m is alive has direct consequ nc S fo r their nition of femi nist witbolll even a buzz. We gel ur ·tudents ut bing tapped as inwuctor and and well. own Ireedoms." says Krebs. realil.ing it, Logan says. As for there doing stuff, and everybody program coordinator lor the "People thin" th ere's no rea The rocus on women's issues the noti n lhat feminism is all sees them ." women's studies program at son or fem inism anymore," says rai ed during last ear's elections about male-bash i g, he say ': "It She recalls one student run UCF' Brevard campus in Lisa L()~an . di rector of women' galvanized students 10 engage in never happens in our classes," ning a "wage-gap bake ale," Cocoa. st udies programs nd ass eiate femi ist cause , ays ' Iena Oi RESEARCH AND REFLEC charging men $1 for cookies but Now, as Logan hop d would. professor 0 Engl ish on the Lapi, dIrector of the Penn Center n N women only 76 cents to illw h ppen, Pre ton is inspiring Orl ando c:lmp us. "They thin" at the niversity of Logan. 42, is at her fuvorite trate the disparity in eaming orher women to become active we've achieved ge ndc;r equali ty" Pennsylvania. fbosc issues cafe. the tarbucks nol rar from power. in wo m ~n ' s causes including N t so, she ays. Many included reproductive freedom, her home m downtown Orlando. "When students see some Britta Moor., a student who women's I'sues rema in unre gay right ' an violence aga inst "I com fr m a hne or very thing like thai. they get it," she helped with the ecen! so l ed. and ft:minisl is as re i women in war. strong women," she says. "I just says. "It's hard LO anwe that Clothesline ProjecL. vant t )day as it was in the 1960s More rec\!ntly, th e firestorm alway behaved like I c uld do women rea ll y wa t LO make less "The project rtally hit hom and ' 70s, the tumu Ituous heyday ove.r Hal ard pre ident anything, because th t' what I money lhan men ." lor me," ays Moore, 4_. "None of the women's liberallon move Lawrence H. ummers' cum was taught." In one of LObran 's classes, o tiS hilS the luxury of believing. ment. ment that mnate gender factors That changed during her doc women's literature of social ju!> we're far remo ed /Tom vio· Ev n n UCF's conservative might exp lam the scarcity of toral studies at the University of lice, the activ ism portion focuses lence. It's gomg. on all around us. ampu leminisl an: a Sill II women in cien e pr mpted a Rochester, when ~ht: wa xam on global feminism. Stud nts As it woman. as a human bein~, but increasmgly visible and fn.! h exam ination of femini I ining the personal nnrratlvcs f Briltan BemstC!in and Katie I fcel [ have a rc p n ibiltly to' vocal minority_thanks in part to issues, ays Ana Maria Garci , early American women, which Zcpp an.: raismg funds for be active." the women's studies program, Its director of women's . tuuie at onen included ac oun of Partners of the Home, a project TIle project also forged in her cmph 'is n activism. and its Arcadia UllIversitv ill domestIc abuse. that helps women grow vegela a sense of kinship with other d\nam ic director. Phi latlc lph ia. . "I was, like, ' Oh. really? Th is bit:!. in 0 shant y t o \~ 11 near Cape women, she says and a new . I I TIO N I LIE . Unfort unate ly. says Emily is how il 'I'ork' I r women? This Town, South I fri a. pride in proclaimmg h 'rselfa "Man> membl;:rs f the Mieras, prole sor of American is not good,'" he says . "I'm realizing that there is a feminist. women's studies faculty 1I1spircd studies at Sl tson University in Another feminist was born. 1011 can do as an individual to and motivated me," says Emily De and. "CollI::!!c tudents often After teach in"" at Kent tate make a difference, " says Zepp. Rufr. 23 . a leading campus seem reluclanllo claim a femi University for three years, sbe 19. activist. nist identity," even though joined the Engl ish department at In high school. Bernstein, n . Biggest thing se nce commercial canneng 2005 World Exposition By Frank Gre e Vacuum-packaged food is Hormel of Austin , Min n.. for By Cameron McLauchlan from central Nagoya., the global KniKht Ridder Ncw:!>paper.\· dunked in tanks of water, the exam pI • doubled the life of The Daily Yom illri fe tival also will provide an (KRT) tanks are s.,a1ed. then mor\! some of its deli meats to 100 (KRT) excellent opportunity for visitors orne food- industry Ph .D.s water is pumped in . As the days using high-pressure pre er to learn about and experience a \\ ater' pressure rises. compress vat ion but se lls them only to Japan's Aichi Prefecture diverse array of cultures. un as ir the 'vc b cn smok opene By Todd C. Frankel tore than 10.000 ani mals rilc!d urces. He was tned made a deC ision, fi nally, based "In all our dealin gs, we had Sf LVIIi ' PosI-Disp rIch passed through the gates of $9.250 but was allowed to con 'on moral issues." not c mi across any problems. (KRT) Baird's farm from lust 1999 to tin ue dealing. In tht! end, the 'cho I's com We would've reported III m," 1002 , according to' Ii lings with The judge rul d that Baird pla in ts were the only ones from spokesman Basi said. C. . Baird dealt in do ~ . regu tators. "admittedly In de no genuine a uni er ity detaiJ..::d in the The Foundati on for Cats, too . But mostly dogs Baird, who declined repeated effort" to Ibllow the A-nimal USDA' 108-page fi ling against Biomedical Rc earch. an indus Thousand of d e.s. He was a requests for an interview, was a Welfare Act. Ba ird that led to his closing try group in Was hington . said preacher and licen sed animal USDA-certified Class B animal But that was in the past. Baird down research racilities cannot p lice dealer who for years ran one of dealer. This allowed him 0 act continued dealil g almost un in TIle school's former veterinar anima l dealers. "Vigilance on the nati on's largl:st dog-dealing as a middleman. terrupted unti l 2003. when a vet ian s~lId other inst itutions knew every level b necessary. Bu t we busi ness from his farm in As a seller to research labs, erinarian at Mississippi State what was going on. but kepI re ly n USDA regu lators." t'oun Willitbrd, in the Ozark foothills. Baird was perm itted t buy nly niverslty got tired of s eing the quiet. dation spokesman George But his lucrative empire from local pounds and shelters animals from him . "They do 't want to prove it Goodno said. began to crumble in August or li censed breeders. The one Th shoal. in Starkville. They j usl want to look the other But the Humane Soc iety of 2003 . Federal agents cracked exception: He could buy fro m a Mi ., regularly ordered at least way." the United tatt:s di ag r'ed wi th on down his operations raiding person regard less if they had II 16 dogs a week I'or 20 weeks a New of the raid in Augu t leaving lhe work to lhe USDA . his farm. stizmg his animals, license who had bred and raIsed year: Tht!y paId Ba ird at least 2003 . prcad among B~ird 's Research facilities "absol utely subp naing hi clients' records that animal. $40,000 a year. That was stil l a clients. have a respon ibility to investi and then, seven months later, til And thiS was where Baird good deal for the university. The U.S. attorney's offi ce in gate lor themselves, " said ing a 108-page complaint a eus foc used hi' efforts. Ile'd troll Using dogs bred and raised espe lillie Rock, Ark., had won a Kathleen Con lee. a director in ing Baird and hi family of treat flea markets and dog swap meets cia lly for research, called Class search warrant for Baird's far n. lh animal research issues s c ing "hu ndreds ofanimll ls crue ll in pia s li ke Rip ley, Miss .. A an imals, would have cost the Th is was a ri mina l inye. tiga ti on. and in humanel in my riad ways Joplin, Mo., and Poplar Blu tT, school 160, 00. tion. The USDA's office of Hil bu rn , the e. -Hum ro e " M . An y place som one had a The dogs were used for teach in pec tor general and U.S. P stal Society inve tigat r, was B ird's cl ients research la bs dog or cat for sale. People even ing in th university'S ·terinary inspectors joined in . Sh riffs stun n d. "That's 'u t ineredi Ie nd uni ers ities across the nation came to his fann offering ani schoo and occasionally in deputies and state police provid to me. Did they have a clue what began deserting him. ma l . res arch projects. . ed security as f, deral agents was goin " on?" But not the Unive rsi ty of "Well, we are basically buy. Baird's dogs often arrived in spent six days c lIecting paper The a tion by I'ederal agents Missour i. ing dog and cats from people bad shape, sa id the lab anim I work. should ha ra ised re nags Despite the volu me f vi that they' re no longer any value. veterinarian who worked t the Veterin arians assessed the something was wrong, said Bob In dence the public record, Mo tly hu nting dogs , most ly school for ~ ur years and now health 0 1" 400 to 600 animal" , Gi bbens. western reg ional di rec Mizzou kept buying dogs from what I wo ld call bam cats that works in a private lab. She . poke recal led Bu Cum mins, U.S. tor fo r the USDA Animal and Baird. Th un ivers ity did not p ople hav raised that they' re on Ih ondition that her name attorney for Arkansas' Eastern Pla nt Inspection S rvice's an imal drop Baird until Decem ber just going t.o ha ve to des troy," Ba ird n t he used. Her accounl was Dist ri ct. They r moved 125 sick care division. who pal1i ipat d one month before Baird and his testifi ed in a 19 5 U DA case. veri fie d by h ~ r supervisor. Dr. I dogs and 011 cat. The e ani in lhe Bai rd farm mid. " I th in k wife paid the largest ti n ever He was acc used of con tinua lly John Harkness, who sti ll wo rks mals were housed at the sta t each i titution fro m that point under the Animal Wel fare Act buying dogs iTom untraceable at Missis 'ippi Stale, an parts of fai rgrou nds under 24 -hour armed on had to make its own dec i and stopped animal dealing for sources. her story were used by the guard unt il they were put up for sion ." ever. Th scho I said it was At that point. he'd acknowl USDA to charge Baird. adopti n. Ba si said school officia ls were waiting for a mal fi nd ing. "We edged buying from I, J56 differ She saw dogs most ly hounds Two months later. the U.S . aware of the USDA and U. S. want to make sure due pro ess is ent people. and terriers with open wounds, attorney's ofti ce fir d oft'sub attomey's inv e ligations or Ba ird given its full cycJe," university Tamm Hilburn, a former malnourished and ick with par poenas to hundred ' of Ba ird's in 2003. He said III ials made spokesman Christian Basi investigator with thl! North ast vovirus ear mite, tumors and clients asking for all records IIlCjuirc' with authoritie ' 0 r explainl:d. Arkansas Humane Society, said. distemper. "I saw more infec relating to thi!ir dealings with lime. Only i December 2004 That position stands in stark "This gU) was prolilie. He had tious di eases of dog there than him . With so mu h p per work did Mlzzou receive "official 31. contrast to aCI i ns othe r tound every way 10 nnd ani I'll ever :een in veterinary to examine, the criminal case By Phil Lonu in (he leadin J edge of the photons through targets onto mines. May 15 and Jun~ J. It wi ll be Ihe orbiter's wing as it elin bed in t fil m thal's placed on the other 1 a kheed Marlin Corp. tirst shurtle to return to t1 ight Kl1Ig/tr Riddl!/' I I!H.'pap'n rKf?7) spa 1:. side. h:arned of Dugan and Jac bs' 'ince Co lum bia. ~ Sixteen days lat r, as Dugan nnd Jacobs \ ork Wit h work on land mines and won Lockhee.d Mart in has bought Columbia SIr aked through the "backscatter" X-rays. developed dered if it might app ly to shutt le four of the X-ray ma 'h ines, an d Two Uni versity of Florida skies 40 mil es ubove Texas on fo r use wh n it's impossible to foam, explained Warren Ussery, NA A has purchased one. For researchers were work ing 011 it wa} home, super-hot gases place film be h.i nd an obje t as a team leader at Lockheed now, the X-ray dc vict: IS not ways to use the ir X-ray system poured into the hole, destroying with the shuttle tanks. Martin's Michoud Assembly used to certify that tanks are to find crack and corroSion in the wing and cllusing the ship to In backscatter, pholons are Facility In New Orleans, where ready for flight airplanes and nnd abandoned break up. All seven astronauts scattered or reflect d from the the external tanks are manufac "We're having great uccess land mi s when a NASA con aboard were killed. target and recorded on sensors. tured. vith it," aid ASA spokes tractor asked them if the device Dugan and Jacobs hope their Dugan and Jacobs developed a Most of the foam on the tanks woman June Malon!.: of the mighl help make pace shuttles work will help prevent fULUre computer-driven process that is about an inch thick and is Marshall Space Flight Center in safer. disasters. captures more photons than con applied by robots. Dugan and Huntsville, Ala. They tinkered with the "That's a very satisfying ventional backscatter X-ray sys Jacobs' system is used on small The foam that broke off and machine and decided it could. accomplishment," said Dugan. tems and creates very detailed er area of the tank wilh thicker dama ed Columbia's wing came Ed Dugan, a nuclear engineer 58, a father of two. "Any time pictures. The system can locate foam that's applied manually. from the "bipod " one of t.he ing professor. and Alan Jacobs, you can develop som lhing tbat ven the smallest of voids and Lockheed Martin also exam points at which the orbiter is who retired from the same job -can save lives, il i exciting." tiny cracks in composite material ines those areas with a similar attached to the external fuel 18 months ago patented an x "Anybody in my gene ration ... and metal on airplanes. process called tetrahertz imag tank. Since the accident, the ray im aging process that can would want to be a part of the The researchers had trained ing. using very high-frequency foam has been replaced with a show tiny hidden defects in the safe exploration of space, " added their technclogy on abandon.ed radio wa es that re fl ect off the heater system to k ep potentially foam insulalion that covers the Jacobs, 72, a father of four and land mines worldwide. In tests aluminum tunk. dangerous ice from fo rm ing. giant, orange external shuttle grandfather of two. sponsored by the Anny, the Examination with both fue l tank. Finding naws in someth ing as process was able to clearly dis machines showed no defects in A suitcase-sized chunk of ligh t and porous ac; foam is tinguish land mines from other the foam for the shuttle that foam broke 01T of I e tank impossible for regular X-rays, buried objects by revealing small Discovery. which is tentatively attached to the shuttle Colum ia which shoot radiation called empty spaces unique to buried scheduled for launch between on Jan. 16, 2003, gouging a hole - - Page 4 ews The Archway Paving the way on Segways Career fa e r brings in By Bethaoy Thorntoo City. Because Segways only cia1l y because this event will be Editor-in-Chief trave l t an average speed of 12 "A media frenzy." Because the over 85 companies mi leS/hr and battery life is only media is predicted to jump all What do you get when you 15-24 miles, th team is going to over this vent, Raposo feels By Be.thany Thornton deal and the facu!t stopped by mix four guys, a map and need some serious back up. that raising money and mding Editor-in-Chief wh Ich was nice." Segways? a ive up. How about They are looking to have a road spon ors wi ll not be too diffi One of the main aspects an amazing way to raise mon y team with an RV to travel along cu lt. Some of the companies To say last week' career fair Career Serv ices focused on for for cancer research? On with them. The RV wi ll provIde they are currently ta lk ing to was a success is but a mere this career fair wa that students Thursday, March 3, 2005, four rest or the riders an chance include Nokia, Cone Inc., and understatem nt. The career fai r, make connection . An impor which brought in over 85 com tant element Gregory highlight pan ies on Wedn\.:sday. March 23 ed was tbat everyone seemed to was hail ed by students. faculty e looking for something differ and employers as fantastic. ent, whether internships, sum In an i ntervi~w witJ1 Barbara mer jobs or entry level jobs, Gregory, as ciale drrector of there was something lh ere tor Career Services. she explained everyone . thal originally 92 compan ies had Gregory ould not emphasize signed up for the fair, but when enough Lh at even lhough stu the day came onl] 85 actually dents have made the initial con showed up. Ilowever, Lhis is nection. the crucm l part now is still an impressive tumout for a FOLLOW UP. Career S rvice s hool wilh only 2,900 under I alread} recei"ing calls La set graduates. lip interviews but sllldcnts can According to Gregol'). the d their part, ,.. ell. Gregory attendance for the fair wa. just uoge. teu wrllmg "Thank You" over 500 . tudents. and orne or notes t the businesses you met fhe- nicest dre:.s ui)lUd~nl:; al \\ ith or contaLlmg employers thal Gregory c 'plaine h \\ directly. Continuing qUlle seri impressed she vas at ho .... \\ell ou Iy. Gregory ·tated "It's what dr ssed and preparcd the .stu happen. ne t on bOlh the ..tudcm dem · seemed. CompanIes and and employers' 'id ' that malt rs employe!"; ere handing UI most." bu ines_ cards len and nght and After the career tair cnded accepting resumes at the same Career. en,ices had evaluation time Some of the feedback fomls lor bu. ine es and stu from the companies lhat came dents 10 fill out. Out of79 busi nesses, the majorIty ranked the I included quotes sllch as, "We are I pleased and surprised wilh th fa ir as "Fantastic" and out of I courtesy of Mett Kelleher turnout ofthis event. We will 297 students. Ihe majority al 0 ranked the fair "Fanla tic." I From left to right: Dan Raposo, Marcial Cuevas, Louis Abate, Matt Kelleher, and defi nitely come again," I "Student wer we ll prepared," Finally. Gregory made the I Troy Byrd and "It was a very positive and point to mention that the fair i I for th e Segways to recharge. Bensu sen, Deuts h & productive eveni ng." mainly a stepping Slone whether I of Bryant's students pitched their The team will require two riders Associates. From Career Services' per it helped out students or not. id a at an Elevator Pitch on the Segways at al I times so A for how the plans are com spective, Gregory stated. "We She went on to explain, "Our I Competi tion at Harvard each rider has achance to resL ine along, Raposo says it is were very pleased how the stu hope, is that if students, after University. The leam took home Their days wi II consist of 6- 10 tough to get thl! ball roiling on dents presented themse lves and attending the fair, fee l there WI! I two of seven possible awards for hours of travel per day. Th thl! adventure with internship, seemed lo be organized. There n't anything there for them, we the ir truly imaginative idea on n arly two month long event c1 as.ses. proj ects and extra-cur were lots of fi rm hands akes (Career ervices) need that feed I how to raise money fo r Cancer will ten tat ively begin on June 15 ricular activities taking up and res um es. Name tags also back. " I re carch . in either San Francisco or Los almost every hour of veryday. he lped out the employers a great The team consists of four Angeles. As for what Rap 0 is looking Attention aU Students members Lo uis Abate '06, Dan In order for the (eam to forward to the most, he stated, "I Raposo '06, the president of I receive ponsorships, they must want to see the reactions on peo Due to th increase in volume of mass mailings being SPB. Marcial uevas '06 and fi rst b come a non -profit busi ple's faces as we pass through I Matt Ke lleher '08. Troy Byrd i filed in students' mail boxes, the Bryant P.O. IS asking ness. Becoming ann-profit mall town and rural areas and sudents to please pick up yom mail on a daily basis. al so he lping out. The team business will allow companies just knowing that we helped I pitch d their idea in fronl of a Packages will be held for] weeks, then sent borne. AU I and busine ses 10 write the event people wh ile doing il." flyers and newspapers will b disreguarded after a week panel of judges and were able to off as a tax deductIon. The to ~ Make sure stay updated because of ~trick new fire codes.The P.O. will b mailng I blow away the competition with team's goal is to raise over $ 10 and find out more about the four a tru ly creative concept. their yearly questionaire t all students the first week in I million dollar . Bryant men who plan to make a April. Please.fiLl out this questionaire by April 15 to I The adventure entails starting It seems like a lot of money, difference. Abate, Cuevas, I in California and traveling secure your Post Office Box for the Fall emester. but Raposo e plained to the Kelleher and Raposo, we will FeeJ free to stop by the Post Office or call us at # 6244 il across Ihe country on battery Archway lhal once they become sec you al tJle tin ish line ! perated Segways for 50 days you have any questions. Our new Window hours are a non-profit busin ss, they will ITom 8:00 to 4:30 Monday through Friday. . taking a northern route and com start seeking sponsorships, espe- ~ plet ing the journey in New York Department of Public Safety Log FIRE ALARM EMTCALL ACCillENT Mar. 2 I, 2005-Monday at 1:04 a.m . Mar. 24, 2005-Thursday at 7:42 p.m. Mar. 25 , 2005-Friday al 3:30p.m . I Location: RESLDENCE HALL Location: TOWNHOUSE Location: RE SIDENCE' tALL Su mmary: Smithfield Fire Department reports a fire Sum mary: A caller reports an infant with a laceration to Summary: A minor ilccident was reported with the sus alarm in a residence ha ll. System malfunction reported the finger and heavy bleeding. EM r acti vated pect attempting to nee Ihe scene. Bryant electrician (0 check OUI the system. VA NDALISM - EM TCALL Mar. 25. 2005-Friday at 1:29 a. lll . Mar. 22, 2005-Tuesday at 3:15 a.m. Location : RESIDENCE HALL Location: RESIDENCE HALL Summary: A DPS officer re ports the door handle bro Summary: A student reported damage to a vehicle while ·ummary. srD called and stated they received a 911 ken ofT a residence hall . parked on campus. can of a female who was having difficulty br alhing. EMS wa activated. THEFT (LARCENY) VtWDALISM (AUTO) Mar. 25, 2005-Friday at 3:29a.m. Mar. 25, 2005-Friday at 4'44 p.m. AC IDENT Localion: RESIDENCE HALL Location: OLD TOWNHOUSE LOT Mar. 24. 2005-Thursday at 4: 18 p.m Summary: A calJer reports a computer was stolen from Summary: DPS responded to the Old Townhouse Lot to Location : COMMUTER PARKlNG LOT hiS unsecured room. SPD contacted to take a report. take a report of vandalism to a vehick Summary: Reportmg person slates this morning s.he bumped the bumper of a red Ford Contour. Owner w DISORDERLY CONDUCT ASSAU LT notified. Mar. 25. 2005-Friday at 3:35a.m. Mar. 26, Z005-Saturday at I I:21 a.m . Location: RESIDENCE HALL Localion : TOWNHOUSE VILLAG E ACCIDENT Summary: A caller stated a student was acting disorder Summary: A report of a student assaulted. DPS officers Mar. 24, 2005 -Thursday at 5: 19 p.m. ly toward roommates. responded. Location: JACOB'S DRIVE 0501 78 ummary: An accident was reported at lhe lOp of BIAS RELATED INCIDENT_ Bias Incidents Jacob' Drive. A report was taken by DPS and SPD. Reported No incidents reported this week. April 1, 2005 Cam us News Page 5 Controversy over the morning after pi} Club 8- freshmen flop Cont'd from page 1 intend to take no action 10 the philo opby lhal would encourage any of our cur enable us to do thls.of writing privileges are. for a rent pro~ ide~ I go dse II appears thai rhe variety of reasons, not where." Democrats will have an comfortable \\Titing a pre or first time success? Despite this. he still on-go ing. campaign fOT cnption for the m rning feel 'hat "On a tafT orne time. bUl they are Ilfter pill" Eakm ques where we have multiple making progress, "Signing. By Lauren Cimino D ining Hall tor all fresh ing all we went through to tioned \ helhet the adm in men \\ ith the me ntive of make Ihi. ance happen." pr vider~, then: oughl \I,) thaI pelili n 'peaks aboul COP.' £dif()r i lralion should attempt to be people or dif erenl per sludl!nts and theIr inleresl --'------ l~\er tort) mille prize. cnmrncnted Jurczynski sway Ihe opinions of lho c spectives and philosophlcs In the intensity of this With skeptlci m r Ikm inclucilng Loon Mountain "We hopt! the studl.!nls who working in HealLh so that we can meet the thing." So \ ill there e'ver ing the Senale' Frc hmen ki lickets and a MP3 ame enjoyed them elves Services. He explained needs of all of our stu be a~"moming after" al Closs Co-Chairs Shelly player. a OJ , and free after adm i sion began "YOll can change that prac dents," so there is slllI defi Brvant lIniversitv? 0111 bol andJcnnifer Jum.:lillil . 1-10\ t,; \it.: r, with picking lip aft r midnight rice by directing your peo nite pos ibility lhal change lime will lei!. Ac rding Ju,:,Z}n "d. tll'y elLed I! p ctati os ura decent nnd that more people \\ iii pIe to do it ('" rite prescrip may happen in thl. future to Dr blkin, who ultimale- t~elr opportunIty to get th~ turnout, abol and attend th~ n(':\ot Club g." ti os f, r [ -) which e Ira urrenl pract Ilioner Iy has thl: h Iglle t auth rll} Ire I~m 'n cia s bl)! conllllued believe IS mapprupriiltt' lor to adJ "Jennifer and dt: lded 10 lea\ ,I "m , ~r lhr: IIllali n "I'd -Become a certified American Red Cross Lifeguard and spend your summers outdoors. Classes begin April 12 at 9 p.m. The cost to be trained is $175. These dues include the class, books, and CPR mask. If you have any questions please contact Amy Laughlin at [email protected] or 232-6526. -The Global Entrepreneurship Program is proud to present a pro fessional eBay seminar on April 19 from 6-9 p.m. in the Bello Center Grand Hall. Learn from Marcia Cooper, Harvey Levine, and George Graves, eBay's top certified instructors. The class, that normally costs $50 and $100, is free for Bryant students. For more information, contact Corey Degan at [email protected]. Cheok out our ne. ______--'010....=..._ _ .. __.._._ healthy opiiona! ----..--. ------~ ~ -- ~ Page 6 Opinion The Archway The Hangover: Random thoughts for April Fool's Day around with eadl other? too long on your pap r when to dress as If they are 10 still in wint~r were hideous. II's doesn't you remember }OU have to be physically escon the 1980s, the do so on theIr Just look like lhe bo ts were hit B' Ju tin Esp4!cially \ hen that lhe tud nl 'enate doesn't ed our of the library. own accord. wilh the ugly sticJ..:, illooks Ilk' William really do anything, th ) were trudged through Lhe Being able to find an organism pellking of professors, is there ugly fores!. Ie; ther\! an "east-coasl" or"m id in a mi roscope goes up next to an thing WO[1;C than professors \\cst' ffense in j otball7 cal ulu anJ knowing tbe mun complaining about ha\ing to I think iI' limt: t declare the archs IIlvolvcd 111 the Gloriou grade 80 papers As if they meanin~less laltoo trend dead, Is I have a left 0 cr observation Rt:\oluLlon CUI the Ii t o( lhrngs "eren't the ones \\ho assigned then: artylh iou more play t:d OuL from m. trip to Can un the I've learned in college thaT I will the paper; in the firsl place than the arbed wIre tattou on ravorabl~ exchange rate still never have to ust! in iI future Job. TIley coulu'v weill ahead and the am1S of men and the sym I'm III I rtday lught's Mr. dm:sn't make! the pro litutes any given a multiple eh Ice scantron metrical tattoo Oll the lower back Bryant compl!lili n. and I've i:heaper in 'vk ico. NOI that I I-Iow corlle conservative!> hOI e test. but no, they haJ Lo as ign of ladles? been spending all my rn:c lime have sol icited tIle prict:s of pros \\ anted to "err on the side or the paper. I oking ("or ways 10 stu rr my titutes in either c unlry.... life" in the Terri, chlavo case. There should be places you can Speedo lor the s\\ imsutl c mpe but art: quick to "err n the Side When a woman begins a onver buy stock for thing like, "this lili n, Plus I needed to get u Also, from my lrd cis to of death" in death penalty cases, salion with her boyfriend b} 50 Cent beef versus everyone hikinl \VU:. Canoun, I n ticed th\: pornogra saying. "We need to talk. "has else In Lhe Illdustry is not gomg Well apparently th"rc i' no phy they ilh\ays sdl in airp n There's nothing m re fru trating it eer been about anvrbin2 to end ell." S\\ Il11sUI[ competition, but there new stanw; Why'? Am I sup than gOin£! to )oour Bryant good? . is a talent segment. Smce 01. posed to buy the magazine and Center mailbox, geLting a slip The best part ofth..: NHL murn tJlcnts 0/ knovdng durky take it to my seat In the plane sa) ing j Cont'd from prevo page 510nal pickled pepper pickers after that would be 3rd \\ ith 95 s~cn~1 II is much the same a) upcrp ,.,.t!f Board of Directors Pet r. under greal ['Irt'ssure fr In peppe S in his hay-da) Peter p ~ chlcs don't win the 10llcl') r anJ probably lose my ability, I,) enjoy yow' new. completely use knows wood huck are slave his ~ ther.'p ul irer. began hi, Piper picked 120 pi ~Ied pep nail the stock market even pic~ing 01 kss wled~e lan'! do for sweets, day ' at the tcndc:r age pers and that is the \Vay Peler thouuh the' ee the future rhe kn You 16, lIe was far and away the t rule,-arc tllere to pr Iccl u , anything \\ ill~ it bcca1J c no one Similar to the woodchuck "ould like be remembered. grcatesr picker anyone had seen. llH! big qut:stlon Ih [evcry Picture a bunch 01 rich psychics \\ iii believe vou dilemma ~ the age old question Mw\\ \\ ahaJlah . ,Wa i . so of Peter Piper, The answer He ,el the ali-time ri !.led pep ne alw3)s w.mb I kno\\ i running an und with alltllc 101lo money, Not a good idea, The) thaI mean: I just compleTel) uercncb n when Mr, Piper .... a per pickmg record when he what the meanine nr life (' , picking til se pickled peppers pich-ed 120 pcrpcr in 90 'ce Unfonunatel}. I can not rewaI are nUlly people, \\'USh:d 111 time because none or onds But hi ' t.ah:nt wa' toppeJ Ilral an w~r bl!c Students Speak Out Question of the Week : 0 you think r ant 'h uld Ifer the morning after pill n campus? ·'Yes. il'S Ihe 'i tuJl:n\'s rUllll " ··Yt!s. student should 11tH t! a lih.'Y h~ ulJ Ihl\l. IhL' llPI )rllI CbUICL'," nity on Cilll pus In lb:idc il they \\ant to han: I'hilJ ll'll, Aur \0\ lJagaglia '06 Au:itknl. ' Jo harrt:I1," Brill!1 \ kl krll111tl -0(1 -'For inst nce' uf rnpl! onl), lr a \-\oman is luped. it i ' n I "Yi.:S. it's a \\u I1l ~\l1's ri~hl to hl!r choice 0 the morning ell )\,lSl,:." afier pi!1 gives a choice to terl11inalt! if she ha t " Chris Peak '06 "I he C -'Yes, I kn W '0 maoy girls \h. l have needed il. and it' "Yeah. bl!causc things hap too hard to go 011' cnmpus pen_ t! p~ciul!y \'"hen your bemuse it may bl:! hard t get drunk .. Pash;] CrO\ ell ' OM "'Yc: bl:!cuu, C' it i. l pain to g oil cnmpus. spl!ciall. if you're not from uroumJ here iL. AnJ \\ hut. \\l>ukl ) ou and , au d n't kllo\\ where to rather havt: a bUllch or girls go,-' running around here \\ ith children'?" hri tina cars '07 Danidlc .. prague OS Page 8 Sports The Archway Yank's like Joh son but will hey choke? By Greg Hirshorn Stall writer I can hear it already, til roar of the crowd as the lincups are announced for th upening game ol' the :WO - , eason. The best rivalry in sports will be contin ued as Ranuy Johnson and the New Yor"- Yankees take on COllrtesy oJ bOSlonred.m'C.mlb,C'om Da ill Wells and th reigning World famous home of the Boston Red Sox, Fenway Stadium. champi ns Ihe B ston Red x, Both ulthc scheduled startmg 8:00. I hesc two teams fficially Conseco pitcher~ are new addition hl mel last in the playoO\ last ea encountered as their pro pc dve Lcam.<;. Randy 50n as tl1l.. ed ox beat rhe a major leagul: lohn 'on IS J Ii" tllll' Cy Young Yan!,;ees Lu aU\I.U1ce In the Wor1d baseh'l play "ward 1.\ mn r and even at the 'cri\,;. 1h . Yankees eel.: cr a.long wnh I!C 0 42, Juhnson till has iJ fI.:venL!!! Ihi ~ a on - thev hay • tallnl? Ihe 'r ill linger 11..,lh'Irr thaI 'an fi 01 allrJe<.l- pilcher.. to Ih ir rut-lion names 01 pla~- <;llm~' "f til most :-.kllied hill r<; amJ noL Ju 'l ;\11\ of the bil! bats en; who he in the ~ m '. h~ "t I11ctlmes Ih'l\ m Ul: them Llch an o-fTclI laimed (0 k oUlspult.'n Dr VIU Well. \ It iVl: I rce I be reckom:d \\ tth t rIds pitched a perfecT ~ame for the b~t ca on. hI: Rcd 0,. on Of11~ II tbe Yan\..ee durin' the 1998 seas n. th lthl:r hand haw It) I SC .. rul !'Cop" i :11,( • II older pia. t!r at Ihe age member 01 last vcar's d,ampI Conseco 0141 unship leam. Pcdr Maomcl I ac U!)c{j r TIle ~alllt.: wi II be hroadcasled II 1.\ c\\ y, rk Ml!t and D 'rck lakintt lerold' nation" ide on E P . at lowe is now am mb..:r 01 the \ 'cre1<1 on r---;...----;;;-;--:-:---==::--~=-----. Anaheim Ange Is. Giambi. Juan DaVid Wells was Gonzal~/. acquired by the Red Ivan ea ox as an attempt 10 fill Rodrrguez th(' 'ap made by the Rafael loss ofthese tW() criti Palmiero, and AL East - New York Yankees cal players from last Mark eon's hampionship McG\\ ire, Central - Minnesota This is not the nly The govern West - AnaheiIn news in baseball as the ment quickly courtesy ofrIP league prepares to open gOI involved in Derek Jeter sliding into second but still looking to score. Wild Card - Boston up their season. trying to limit During the ofT-season. the use of East - New ork M ts ther have been rumors steroids in baseball by serving Tejada and Melvin Mora, the the middle of the sixth or sev Orioles will be a very offensive enLh inning. They also have Central - Houston and spec ul ations subpoenas to several current and regarding the use of former major league players, oriented team. The onc issue Carlos Beltran in the outfield that the Orioles will have that is who raIsed his value during the NL West - Los Angeles steroids by several Baseball came out looking very prominent major league foolish after the hearings, as it imilar to the issues tbey playoffs through his very timely NL Wild Card - st. Louis player The e rumors became more apparent than ever encountered last season IS the hitting, The Mets needed more lack of quality pitching. offense last year and maybe this surfaced In the after that a policy change regarding math of a book released the disciplinary action for steroid The National League team Ihat year they will finally have Ihe by former maj r I ague use needs to e ';(riet r , 111 be mu h improved IS the t len l e d to top I,; '1'1: ni- or1d eries hampions I al player Juse Conseco, Another new aspect of this New York M The Mets dIvision champions, the New York Yankees lilled "Juiced." The season is that there will be a signed fanner Red Sox pilcher Atlanta Braves. Pedro Martinez who is a much bo " peaks of the team playing their games in needed add itional starter in the rampant use of steroids Wa hington DC. The th~ fonner Montreal Expo , now named the Mels rotation, The problem with Martinez pitching ror the Mels is Washlllgton ationals. will be their lacklus-,...______playing II of their hom games at RFK stadium. main cause ter bUllpen; fOT rh e move was a lac\.. of fan Maninez is upport in Montreal The n t tradi tionally league's hope IS that the team sell' more tick ts so thar Lhey known for can put m re money back into going. lon g the team und thus b'ecome a enough lilt more competitive franchl ethan games so they have been in the past that the www.bryantspb.org few franchis 's are l'omg bullpen get into the eason wilh orne lire t. changes thm will make them Pedro need Bryant to be pitc, mu h m n: Cllmpd 111\· e an b t tudent P ogramming Boar ter lI.-ams. On' of those tcams is Ing on :J 111 the Baltimur..: rI les .".th the te m \\ hI h hi' MarchiApril Events addition or ~amm' osa. Thout!h osa s numbers have bullpen can bCl:n ~ 'aning in the past fe\\ support him when his cOl/r/en olAP year he still IS a very ofTensive ann dies in Derek Jeter earned second place with Yankees in 2004. torce. A long with stars Miguel roup ~6~~~flle~~~~Yf~AO~~P~RI~~6,~TI~~ro1M~B~~C~P~iOO ~OO~ Fundraiser V I 1\ IIV Vrt @ 1" .U"lf/U~IM()Vle ' Meet the Fockers7:00 & 9:30 PM Scheduling Bonus an: Marko Elgart 9.00 PM 's G" · 3Band: Fivewise 9:00 PM hours of your group's Roma :""'-1 d 9Year-End Bingo 9:00 PM PLUS our free .a 81 e 1Katie Todd & Jordan Carp 9:00 PM .~ n 04/27Cultural Coffeehouse 9:00 PM (yes,free) fundraising In9 . Spring Weekend TBA solutions EQUALS V-I a I $1 ,000-$2,000 in earn 727-0010 723-6570 ings for your group! 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Conference men's ten nis match DOUBL ES of 13-8 in a Northeast-\ 0 this wee kend. The team will not Wednesday aftemo n FI. Player I Conference game at SN l llJ. compete due to the bad weather WOMEN 'S TENNlS Bryant swept through the I Caisse & McC on (BRY ) With the win, Bryant improve ' t his week, revenl ing them from The Bryant Un iversity dou les matche , dropp ing just defealed McCann & Richards 10 2-1 on th e season, 1-0 in NE practi cing outside. - women 's te nni team swept the tivc gam s combined. The ( TA l 8-2 10 play. Sai nt Anse lm fall s to 2 The Bul ldog rrack team will College of Saint Rose 9-0 in a Hawks were playing witb ut 2 Evley & Pic kowicz (BRY ) 3 overall . 0-_ in the conference. retum to action Satu rday, April 2 Northeast- IO Conference ten ni s three key player . Mike McCann defeated Brooks & Hl:urick . Bryant never tra il ed although when they travel to Trimiy match played today at the (Tyngsboro MA ) had a close (STA) 8- 1 the Hawks did not ma ke lhin g Co llege . chenectady Tennis Club in match at #- l ingle . f1 II ing to J G odman & Orushd la easy, ullin g an early 4· 1 defic it 'chenectadl', New York. B n aisse by scores of 6· J and (BRY ) d teated La iano & to 7-5 by halft im e and 11 -8 lale OFfBALL Sacha Solomon (Bourne, 6-4. Marinaro (TA) 8-2 al the 5:47 mark of lhe fourt h. The Bryant Un ivers ity soft· MA) led the way Ii r Bryant in Sa int Anselm retums to action Bryan t seized momentum '!.7 ba ll game agam 1 outhern New si ngles sweepi ng Katelyn on April 3 when the lIawks host WOMEN'S LACROSS. seconds bIer as tht: BuJltlo!! Hamp hire chedu led for ull ivan 6-0, 6-0 in sin Inc Bryant scored a goal ami we re ilnJnetl i Wednesday, March 13 as been gles play. In doubles UOIvers it wom~n 's ately awarded un exIra ll1un postponed The game will made I.aure n Mullen lacrosse learn opened opp nunlty follow ing, an lip at a date to be deleml inel.l ( Braintree, MA) and theIr 2005 campni~n in l,"sport man lil-e penalty on lhe Ched. back r r l'unher update . Michelle Burke wtn lf ing fashIon heal· Ilawks. TIl.lt p(!l1alt) led to (Barrington. RI) defeal ing Claremont another fin'ant \!ual as thl: isi ed Nic II.: Ma ciare ll i \IIcKcnnu 16-9 in lor ' pulled' out ITle \\ til BA BALL ruld Kate lvn Mockrv 8 game played )eslCrda. 8r\;/1I . 100)lh rr (\ est. blip. Mik· ROl:co (T\:\\k bury. O. • . in I rc 11 Ollt ' Y.i leJ the \t~1I01"!i \~ith lhrl't: Ma:>s.) nnd Nick Tucllrclla C h!onll;i ~o'lls and on~ ilssi~l \\ hlle: :\daln lS(llem . N H.) had a pair ot hIts INGLE ~ESULT h . Ii {h III ~ .. \ ~'milll 's (l:JaiJloriogc lsl,1I1I.I while ~enillr pit lll:r Stephen J. ncha 'olomon b Iii 1\:,([11S slart Slll\\ I " 3 h ) mo ~oals , Om.;c 3! SISt. . loan (prank lin, I 1;lS~.) pitched (BRY) def. Katclyn s Or~anl ( 1-0) louk a llnd Anllr\:w crgc 's (Albany. \' n s rcle!\ inn in' to help uilivan. 6-0.6-0 3 -0 lead r r th lirsl Y) two goal,;, two asslsi lead Ihe Bryant Inlversity base 1. Ale' pen e (BR ') lW IllV Illlllutes before added Itclp. bdll team to a 4-0 W In over de . Katelyn Mockry. 6 ending at a 5-4 Bf) 1:1111 aint An dm ..... as led by American Intemalional hen: 0.6-1 hall lime lead I-.e III t\ II warden w h ) had i.I Tue'dn 3. Anette Jervasl (B RY) Ihe 'econd half saw goa1, Ilm~..: a ' isG, and four Br •~nl scor d alilhe run del' CaTo line Mas ey. 6 thl: Bulldogs explode ground bull ,. Paul Driscoll Lhev w~ uld neell in Ihe fir I two o 6-0 Merrimack at 1:00 PM for I I gals wh ile only nllo\ ing (M illu ll . lass.) also added three inn'JI1gs as the Bulldogs wasted 4: Michelle Burke (BRY) def. SIN GLES Clar mont fi e. as 'isl '. litt le Li me gettl g to Yell w Kate Ireland (STR). 6-0, 6-0 Fl. Players I 2 3 Sophomore haun Ledd Mall LovejOY (Thomton, PA) Jacket starter Uchon Li 5. Alanna anlancllo (BRY) def. I Ben Caisse (BRY) defeated scored a game· high four goa ls to made two saves in tht! fi rst h' II' (Windsor Locks, Conn.). After rica Hawki n • 6-0, 6· 1 Mike McCann ( TA) 6-3 go Wilh two assists and fellow and Michae l Kennedy (Port Mickey Ryan (Lowell , Mass.) 6. Sasha Oarab dian (BRY), d f. 6-4 sophomore Amanda allant Jefferson , NY) made three in the and Rocco sing led to open the Ashley uRoss, 6-4 , 6-3 2 Zach Goodman CBRY) added four goals of her own . second fo r the win. An feW Roy gam e. Dary k Crowley (Danvers, defeated Matt Hedrick (STA ) Fresh an Caillin Hansen (Westford, Mass I We tford ) Mas .) doub led In Ryan to put DO UBLES RESULTS 10-3 chi ped in with lhree goals in recorded 11 saves in th e los ing Bryant up 1-0. Two batters later, 1. Lauren Mullen/Burke 3 CraIg Drushella (BRY) her first collegiate game. effort. Tucarell a would line a double (BRY ) d f. Nico l defeated Lewis Brooks ( TA) Bryant wil l retum to acti n Bryant will return to action own the ri hI tield line to score Masciare llilM ckry (STR), 8-0 6-1 6-0 Wednesday, March 16, when aturday, M r h 26, wh n they both Rocco and Crowlev. The 2. A hl ey McLean /Ariana 4 TJ Evley (BRY) defealed hey play Whitter C liege in host orth ·a. t-I 0 Conference Bulldog led 3-0 and would add Rinaudo (BRY) def. Sullivan/ Ted Richards (TA) 6-2 6 game two of the Califomia foe Pace University. Game time ,mother ru n III tile bottom of the ( TR), 8-2 o wing . Game time i sci for is 'et for I :OOPM in Smith field. second. 3. He th 'r 5 CT M Ceon (BRY) defeated 7:00PM . Sloan , a senior all -AI erican, Fede. co/Oarabedian (BRY) def. Steve Laviano (STA) 6-1 6 went seven inn in s allowing just Hawkins/Ire land (STR), 8':3 3 MEN' LACROSSE fou r hits whi le tr iking out live. 6 Mike Pickowicl BRY) Bryant University. ranked Men's basketball are finalists in the NCAA Division n Championships Cont'd from page 1 men's basketba ll team lived Bryant came up just short every college ath lete's of victory. Mike WiIJjams plal'maker John Wi ll iams dream, and followed stated, "We fell one game and defensive center Mike through with class and short, but we fell great Will iam provided the lead- poise until Ule final hot about what we accom ership which urged the team was taken. plished considering we 10 stay focu e.d and execute On Saturday, March 26, almost didn't make our own their game each time they in Grand Forks, Nonh Regional Tournament." stepp d ont th court. With the sound of the Teammate Chris Bums final whistle, came the end explained, "Big Mike is a to the most successful lead r because a a team, NCA A run an y NE-IO bas- we fo e on our defense, ketball team has ever expe and he anchors our efense. Mike Williams rienced. While the boys left North Dakota wilho ut 2005 is a leader off the court as the title of National we ll ; he con tanlly Champions, Bryant has Final Event inspires us." With an 84 - welcomed the m ack to th 69 win over Mount Olive campus as champions in April 17 (NC) in the quarterfinal their own right. and a 60-55 victory in the Bryant Football player 5:30 national semi finals ovel Chris Peaks staled, "As an arl eton State (TX), the athlete, I am inspired to get Pappitto Bulldogs were headed to the recognition they got I the NCAA Div ision II believe thi created more Championship. ______...... camaradeTie on the campus, Grand Prize 27 Inch Television As students headed courtesy of Bryant Athletics and got the buzz going on home fo r Easter weekend, Bryant spons. " After a Close to $1000 Prize Pool they wer greeted by John Williams attempts a record breaking 24 wins proud par nts and friends shot. this year, this talented group who shared in the Bulldog Dak h R I h f b k tb II Ia I exdtement. Junior Saddi ota at tea p 0 as e a p yers l8.S Other Prizes In'lude: Ipod Shuffle, Digital Camera, DVD Williams described hi Eng Istad Arena, the exceeded everyone's expec- Bulldogs took on Virginia tations. Player, Parentes Gift Certificate pride for the basketball Union (VA) for the national The Bulldogs will gradu- ream as, "TIl Bryant bas- title. With all ofNew ate six seniors th is spring, Take out last years ChampIOn Edwaru Brady and be crowned the best p oker ketball players represented England watching, Bryant losing their invaluable guid us well as a learn in inter· stepped onto the cQurt 10 ance and experience. pia 'er on ampus! vi WS , and in the fact that playa 40 minute game that However, the future of the they made schoo l history." would be remembered for- team looks bright as the ball With the fin al game being ever. However, even with a will be passed n to lhe $15 Entry Fee ired nationally on the career-high 24 points from hands of some very capable major networks, it was an Chris Bums, and valiant players. Open to First 100 Entries unforgettable moment or efforts from John William s, Bryant, and more impor- Mari o Correia. and a sup tantly the players. The porting cast of teammates, Bring your Bryant ID toud \\'ill be served Page 10 Varie!y The Archway T rough the Loo -ng Glass Horoscopes By Mike Pingree button on her keychain. causing of Uganda have a good, if KRTCampu' h r vehicle, which was out in the unusual, excuse as to why they driveway, to start up. But she have been absent from school so REMEMBER: DON'T DO TOO had left the car in rev rse gear much in reCent weeks: Their par Aries (March 21-April 19) MUCII AT ONCE when she parked it, 0 it backed ents have been keeping them You're hot, but It's not a good Idea to talk back to authori After a tireless effort to raise out and crashed into the home home to help fend off bands of ties. Use your wisdom, not your ability, to make wisecracks, m ney to bu ild a gymnasium in aero s the street. She has acci marauding baboons who want to and get your point across. his smal l English village a man dentally started the car before. feast on the food grown in their saw his dream come true, and b cau e she doesn't understand gardens. Taurus (April 20-May 20) was named lh ~ firs t customer of how the remote control works. More research is required before you make your next big the brand-new facility. He took a She has removed it from her SIR, YOU APPEAR TO BE brisk walk n a tread-m ill and keychain . CONFUSED move, Don't head down an unknown path before you find immediately dropped dead. A drunk driver asked a man out what's at the other end. PR.OMISE ME YO U'LL COME for directions to the freeway in WHEN YOU STEAL A RIGHT BACK Roseville, Calif., nd the man Gemini (May 21-June 21) TRUCK. TAKE OFF A man in Hong Kong has offered to lead him there. But a You'd rather run and play with your friends, and you may get A man went to the police sta been wooing women over the the drunk was foUowing him, to do some of that. There are bills to be paid, however. Don't tion in L Quinta,. Cal if.• to Internet and then takmg them to the man caJled the cops on his overlook responsibilities. report thaI his truck had been the city's fines t re taurants cell phone, and told them he was stolen. Whi l he was insid • he where h fe sts on lavish meals bringing the drunk LO the police Cancer (lune 22-July 22) looked out the wi ndow and aw Ihen excuses him elf an d leaves station. Even as the police Your reward for a job well done may be an argument. Be it ,,0 by. A police chase was fore Ul bill arrives. lie I ft approached Ihe drunk to arrest imm diate ly in itiated resulting one woman with a $900 tab for him, he was clueless as to what ready to defend a decision you've recently made. Cite experi in arrests. abalone. lobster an shark fin as happening. He aske them ence and history. soup. for directions to the freeway. UT NO IE OF TH E MEN Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) COMP AIN 0 BUT IT' OUR CA R. HON THI COULD REALLY TEST Work interferes with travel for the next few days, The orders An uni nhibited wo man in EST' HIS PATI ENCE you've been given may change. The job takes longer than Wast Ki lbride, Scot land, has Three men burglarized a A dyi ng man wen t to coul1 in expected. Reschedule liberally. been forbidd en fr m answering home in Bu l s Cr k, N.C.. then Sic ily to obtain an orde r that he her tront door in her bra and went outside to find that they be immediat Iy paid the already Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) panties. H r neighbors had fi le had I eked themselves out agr d- up n insurance award of of Give financial matters your attention first, especially concern an anti-social behavior order Iheir g taway car. A ne ighbor $600,000 from motorcycle after repeatedly see ing her in her spolled them breaki ng into th crash that paralyzed him . Th ing your home. After that, you'll find it easier to relax with un di es. car and, think ing they wer try judges said they will ru le on his the people you love, as always. ing to steal it, called the cops. request in 14 months. He has HMMM, WHAT DOES THIS about six months to live. Libra (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) BUTTON DO? ODD, YET SOMEHOW Some household projects are best left to profesSionals, but An Indian woman inadver BELIEVEABLE some you can do. Practice figuring out which are which, tently pressed the remote starter Children in the Busia district carefully. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Ru inatio s on College Li e You're into hands-on education, rather than intellectual By Aaron Karo the dumbest addres ever. Who studying the most complicated games. You want to know whether or not actions are effec ! KRT Campu' comes up with these tllings any finane problems. There is one tive, and if they are, how to do them. I W(lV" I want my "0" thing we all have in common ! Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) I There are many universal Ilave y u ever been silting in tho ugh . We have no clue what's I I' rule. lh 11 ge kid ' a ross the th~ library, . nding an -mail to going on in the world . DUring Make a con ection with peep e you ove, don t put it off any i nation live by. Here are two: 0 your friend, and you realize as your lime in college, current longer. Finandal troUbles will fade later in the month, don't matter what else is on TV. a col you rc.:ad the e-mail before you events suddenly become your worry about that now. But don't go shopping, either. . lege guy will always top and send it thal it reads like a sec last priority. Revolutions are watch either SpOrlsCf!17ler or ond-grader wrote it? There's no occurring, wars are being fought, Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The Simpsol1.\·. A univer al rule punctuation. whole words are I history-making decisions are You're feeling feisty, but take care. The family may have for girls? At some point during missing and nothing is spelled being made and we're living in a i already made plans that aren't the same as yours. Better ~ college, every girl will cut their right. U's like when you send happy little bubble where the hair really shol1... and then pro mails you become temporan ly worst news of the day is that check with them befo re you make reservations. f ceed to complain about it for the j II rterate. beer prices went up at the store next two month li ke they didn't For the most part. co llege down the block. Aquarius (lan. 20-Feb. 18) know what it was going to look kids are a pretty intel lectual A group of friends provide you with a brilliant new idea. This lik . bunch. There ar engineering From 'Ruminations on College project requires work on your part, however, and concentra My name is Aaron Karo . My tudents learning abou t the Latest Life' by Aaron Karo. Copyright tion. You' ll have to excuse yourself from the festMties. e-m il address at school was technologies. There are biology © 2002 by Aaron Karo. [email protected]. majors learning every mi nute Re printed y pennission of Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) They couldn't give me the last detail about rhe human body. Fire ide. an Imprint of Simon & A recent disruption loses importance, as you and your friends letter of my name? Now I have And there are business students Schuster, loc., NY. discuss the next objective, Make sure to keep the costs down, there's more comIng after this. Providence J>r')Vlt":",,~ k.;,plllo Ccnt(~ l~·' Way'~ndA\'c. G, lPR -0 11 1 lJfest Mon 4/~ 8:30pm 2 Mon 4/11 8:30pm J Mon 41111 8:30pm 4 Mun 4125 8:30pm 5 Mon 512 11:30 pm Te 12 Computer ,\cJapth'e Test 6 Mon 5/9 8:30pm 7 1\10n 5116 8:30pm Test 3 Computtr Adllptive Ttlit II MonS/2J 8:30pm 9 1\-10n 6/6 8:30pm lest 4 Computer cJllpliv~ Test Only Kaplan offitrs you complete preparation for the GMAT. Call or visit W;I qnllne today to enroll! 1-800 -KAP·TEST kaptest.com/gmat Tast Prep and AdmlS$lons April 1, 2006 Variety Page 11 Dening Out with Joe and Rohan -t,. Help Find ACure Chili's or Pizzeria Uno s type fir t bile, you arc gLad you got restaurant bUI 100 times better. so mu h b 'cause yOLl are alrc, dy nd For starters. we began" ilh loo\"'in_ torward 10 having it for Rf!~Y ': April 22 ·23,d ' fried calamari in an awe ·ome lunch tomorrow. That's t LO pepper sauce. Th~ was some of' mention the large ~ide of pasta Ihe best calamari l have ever vou rect:ive \\ ilh the cnm!e. tite A Bryant University's had . This wa· in addition to the • Then. if you aren ' l totally rd fresh bakc:d bread that was stulred by this point, 1\\-'ould .. 4 3 Annual Relay for Life brought to the table. For the recommend the tiramisu. The th only rca on we eyen ordered il The AllrillS issue of The Archway wiu be wa b caus the w itress -aid it dedicated to Rela, for Life. All profit · made This wec\"', Joe decided t Our Rating was made dai ly on- ite. Come leave Rohan home while he on , how often do yOtl hear that~ wiD Overall. I wou ld ha e to say from fhi issue be donated to the event. went out to dinner with (I frie nd Quality: **** ndino's is one of the best htl hli' nol een in a while. For Service: *** ··tudents, staff, facuJt} and bu 'ines c' ~'re the purp ose of this article, we restaurants I have bl! n 10 in shall classify it as "a date." I Price: **** Rhode I land and 1 I ok fonvard welcome to donate to R Lay through Tile was in the mood for some quali Location: ** to din ing there agai n. But before y-ou do. there arc a fl·w Archwuy. All donations can he dropped 01'1' ty Ital ian foo d at a reasonable Overall: *** 112 rd price. After aski ng around.. I things you need 10 know. The in our office on the 3 fionr of th Bryant Center, was advised to go to Andino's restaurant litera lly only has eat o F derel H ill in Providenc . main course, it wa on t(l the ing for ab ut 30 at a lim e. You or mailed through campti ' mail to Bo. 7, All The recommendation was 100% ch icken parm an . need to call nhe.ld fo r reserva correcl. I know what most ryou true tions. 1called ahead the nighl individuals/group donating, ·iIl be recognized Lei me tell you guys, iryou Italians (like myself) are lhink before and I was able to gel n are looking for a small, in timate ing. .., d n'l lil-e trying new tab Ie rela! i ely eas ily. within th~ issu , Thank )011 for aiding U' in trying place to take your girlfriend n Italian lood because the au e Andino's i. located at 17! 01 your next date, Andino 's is the isn't like my grandmotl,er's and Atwells Ave., Prov i cnce, RI to make thi. the most sueee sf Relay event so far. place for you. It all begins when hers is the best." I am not going 02903 . Their phone number is to tel! you [haL the sauce al (40 I) 42 1-3715 for reservations. y lJ pu1l up in Cront of the restaurant and a valet parks you r Andino s is better than Nona '5, car. It makes you look like a big but it was de fi nitely second-best. spender, but litt le does your dale The chicken pannesan portion Our Editor's Picks know that it's free! The value was HUGE' Lswear lbal there was nearly an emire chicken on doesn't end there. All of the tiso tandem of Garcia and Hunter were making bolder statements my plale. However, after the By Chr' CoDard and meals are comparably priced to a Kristin Gayda ilie magic wa not lost when it in order to reach a more adult ~~rie~ &litors was finally recorded some 14 audience In a skit which aired year.; laler for inclusion on February 18, 1968. Amenca f As discerning culluml enthu Lesh's solo effort. watched as two Muppets discuss siasts, we decided that we'd While the music of the Dead random business and financial offer the campus a look into our may be deemed to be "less tenn. 10 he sound of a cash reg I BryantUniversity CD players. DVD players, and accessible" by traditiorutl music's ister Two more vibrant and lit bookshelves to pass our knowl standards, the music of Phil up version of the business 1 edge of les er known media iliat Le h and Friends is more accept tvtuppets join in lhe scat and bat _ - ._. .,v....,.,:...,.,._ .•• -~~' ~ffi~-;,; -~~-::w' -J~It~. ·hould be enjoyed by a much ed bv mllinstream listeners. TIle th: wiLh words uf kindness and wider fanbase. album has been in constant rota jo.• such as, "Romanlic dreams, rian in my playlist for the past poetic words. smell of tile flow ~ PreSIdent's Chris's Pick: Phil Lesh and three years and I see no igns of ers. s ng Df the bird." In true friends - There tmd BocA Again ever gelting bored with it. Muppet style, seen in several Cultural Series Released aimosl 3 yea~ ago The title Tllere! and Back skits Dn the DVO, xplosions .I (Ma) 2002), Th"IY: and B(I"k Again is an apt moniker for a ensue, resulting in victory for i Again by Phil Lesh and riends life and career iliat has come the poetic Muppet . Still, still has the ability to e cile me full-circle as Phil Lesh's has. Henson goes furtJler as their new , henever f hear the lirst guilar Bottom line: give this aJbwn a scat evolves into, "Victol)'. lick of the ope.ning track listen, you won't be disappoint Success. Opportunity. Business, "Celebration." This is L h~s ed. business, businessI" Kirk Whalum flfst solo effort since Seas/olles, By far, my favorit character his J975 electronic collaboration Kristin's Pick: on t.hls DVD is Malma Maltna., a THURSDAY, APRIL 7 AT 7:30 P.M. with Ned Lagin Wld it was well o I'm going the DVD route Muppet created specifically with wonh the wait. this week, and letting you all In the Ed Sullivan show in mind. JAN1KTES THEATRE, BRYANT UNIVERSITY ince its inceplion in 1994, on the little known secrel that IS Mahna Mahne. designed as a the Phil Lesh and Friends project Jim Henson's Mupp"lS Magic. symbol of 60's free e>'l'ressiol1, has been a rotating cast ofjam With Muppets in mind, I'm sW'e is flamboyantly colored and all-stars. featuring the likes of that I've evoked fond childhood dons a pair of swe t shades. Trey Anastasio and Page memories of singing odes to rub Rather than trying to sing along McConnell of Phisb, Chris ber duckies, counting with with ilie poppy duo in the skit, Robinson of the Black Crowes. friendly vampires, and craving Mahna Mahna goes ofTon his Susan Tede chl and Steve cho olate chip cookies by the own separate tangents and Kimock to nBOle a few). mouthful Still, most people do repeatedly sings his name. However, the lineup has more or not realize that Jim Hen on" Mahna Mahna gets so into his less solidified into a core Lowing puppets that he called "MUppelS" performance that he smashes the lineup featuring Warren Haynes have been around for almost 50 camera recording him. Recently. (guitar. vocal ). Jimmy Herring years. Long before Ameraca Dr. Pepper put out an ad using (guitar), Rob Barraco (key came to appreciate Jim Henson's "Mahna Mahna" as the central boards, vocal ). John Molo realiv innovation, Ed ulJivan soundtrack. (drums). and Phil Lesh (bass, had the foresight to identify with We are also introduced to vocals). This is also the cast of Henson's enonnous imagination Kenn it for the first time in sev mU5icians who were involved in and provide Itim an opportunity eral sketches, who comes off as recording There and Back Again. to introduce his unique charac kind of a tranquil hippie-type A longtime performer in tbe progressive and smoDth jazz The album i a rather eclectic lers 10 (he American public: With hiS tie-dye neckties and red genre, Kirk Whalum's accomplishments have brought mix of influences, ranging from Henson's first how appear sweater My favorite ofhis the reggae flavored "Welcome to ance aired on ptember 18, three appearances on the disc LS, him critical acclaim with seven Grammy nominations and the Underground" Lo the hool-y 1966, where: The Muppets began "The Art of Visual Thinking". a Stellar Award. His many movie soundtrack recordings tonk ound of "Rock 'n Roll to catch Am rica's attention, aired October 2, 1966. Here you include the stunning sax 5010 on Whitney Houston's Blues" Everyone gets t1leiT breaking down our old concep can watch as the hip Kermit tries ''1 Will Always Love You ." chance to shine on the disc, tions of what could be done with to teach a s ientist ho . to visu especiaUy jamband workhorse puppetry. Hens n' first sketch. alize his thoughts and think Don't miss this memorable performance of 50ul and funk hits. Warren Haynes, ho tours with titled "Rock-n-Roll Monster", more abstrdclly. Henson'S bril the Allman Broth~rs, the Dead. challeoged the public to embrac liant use or puns makes for the TICKETS ARE FREE fOR STUUf.NTS, fACU LTY, AND STAFf AND CAN GoV'( Mule, Phil Lesh and these creatures as living and hilarity of thIS sketch. or Friends and, on occasion, per tbinking beings. A small "box" example, as Kermit tells the SCI BE PICKED UP AT Ttlt BRY...NT CENTER mfORMAT(ON DESK. ronns solo. His contributions of placed on a ledge by Sullivan entist (0 picture, " orne hap GeNERAL CONCERT AOMl5SCON IS $1.0. BRYANT ALUMNI CAN "The Real Thing" and magicaJJy transfonns into hands; pen in' chick," the scientist envi PURCHASE TICKETS IN ADVANCE fOR $5 ($10 ON CONCERT "Patchwork Quilt." both tributes guilars, and three heads ro king sion an egg hatching a chicken, NIGHT) . REMAININC TICKETS WILt BE SOtD AT THE DOOR. to the late Jerry Garcia, rruly out like crazy and lip syncbillg while Kermit draw the outline shine and have quite an emotion to a groovy little tune called., of a shapely woman. CALL (40:1) 232-6377 TO CHARGE TlCXE:TS BY I'LiON"!:. al impact on whoever listens "Rock It To Me." As the song Muppets Magic guarantees Another miUOf contributor to progresses and nears (he end we lots of laugh and cfeep dl cu the album was yricist Robert wilIleSs the entire puppet band sion. The DVD was defmiteiy Hunter. The re lusive Dead lyri seamlessly morph back lUtO the worth th money. 1 found some cist co-wrote six of the album's original box Sullivan put down thing f timeless and artistic ele en tra s. Brought back to in the beginning. value that can be:: enjoyed by all life by keyboardisl Barraco the That's only a glimpse of the generations, late Garcia's "Llbeny" makes 3 madness to e found within the This article was brought to gran contribu tion to Ihe album. 19 remaining sketches on you by Ihe leiter, "K". Originally penned m J988 by the Muppets Magic. Henson toys Page 12 Sports The Archway 'fOP DOGS Men's Basketball Seniors Business Manageme nt Services Business Management Services en's tennis team By Justin etter McLean/Mike Pickowicz re pec with hi ' Co-Captain Euley. Improvement!' would make BusinesJ Manager lively in spoll one through:i , , H pefu11y this year we can Bryant's lenni · courts the pre the team L<; very pleased by their mak il back [ the tournament. mier couru rn the conference, Undefeat~d wlthm con~ rence uccess so far C osidering only we only need [0 gel econd in Come ~heck ulthe tennis play and 'ilLing in the number Zipp and eai ' e aw playing the conference to get in, and tht: team