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Crossing at Night Seen in a New Fight Bykaiherineslauta More Dangerous -NEWS- -SPORTS- % FUJI coverage of the; Marist debate team's; The men's and women's, rugby teams remained - • argumentative assault undefeated, each taking against the British Debate home New York Team, pg.3 Metropolitan Tourament titles, pg. 16 THE CIRCLE the student newspaper of IM^arist College VOLUME #53 ISSUE #6 HTTP://WWW.ACADEMIC.MARIST.EDU/CIRCLE NOVEMBER 4, 1999 Crossing at night seen in a new fight byKAIHERINESLAUTA more dangerous. hopes of encouraging more stu­ StaffWriter Because of the risk, the New dents to cross safely. York Department of Transpor­ "It provides another level of Safety while crossing the tation decided to introduce a warning to motorists," he said. street is a concept we have relatively new concept in street; The crosswalk operates grown up with since we were safety. Two weeks ago, a flash-"' twenty-four hours a day. Mi­ young. ing crosswalk was installed half­ crowave sensors are located on Our parents held our hands way between the Main Gate and the ends of the crosswalk. As a tightly as we looked both says South Gate. pedestrian steps on the curb of before crossing the street; On Oct. 22, at 9 a.m., the new the walk area, the sensors set friendly crossing guards steered flashing crosswalk was dedi­ off flashing lights located in the us clear of traffic, as did cross­ cated. Located between ground. These flashing lights ing lights. Street crossing was Donnelly Hall and the temporary warn motorists of crossing pe­ a relatively safe process. How­ library, it is the first crosswalk destrians. ever, add students rushing to of its kind in the state of New . While the crosswalk does pro­ class, tiny crosswalks and a York. According to Tim Massie, vide more safety for those who busy Route 9 to the picture, and chief relations director, it was cross, there are still a few prob- Circle photo/Mike Haigh the situation becomes a little installed as a safety measure in ...pleasesee CROSSWALK,/^. 4 Flashing lights now warn motorists of students crossing. iVfHrist~ takes on British in debate byLISABURKE mented to filter through what StaffWriter many may consider to be unsuit- The British Debate Team made ableoroffensivematerial. Teams a stop at Marist last week on of censors would personally re­ their two-month tour of Ameri­ view each keyword search and can colleges. eliminate anything that would This was the seventy-seventh be inappropriate, according to year that the English-speaking Milnese. Union sponsored a biannual trip "Their salaries are a price for their best debaters to come worth paying for the protection to the United States. of the dangers available over the Internet," he said.'". Marist debate coach Scott Thompson put in a bid to The Smith, on the other hand, said U.S. Department of the National the current system blocks are Communication Association working, and it would be far too last spring to be able to host the costly and unnecessary to start Circle photo/Mike Haigh team. They were among sev­ this new program. The doors to the library will open Nov. 29 for studying. Books will be in by next semester. eral schools in the Northeast - "There is no need to reform a that the team visited. system that has no flaws," he said. "There is no evidence that The audience style of this de­ IJbraiytotiiialhqDeiilatertiiisniojitli anyone's being hurt and the bate was such that there was no new server is highly impracti­ byBRENDANMCGURK finally been set. the end of the semester, provid­ winner, which Thompson said cal." StaffWriter The new library is set to open ing students with a quiet atmo­ he prefers in such an experience- After Marist students have its doors under a phased open­ sphere in which to study and oriented debate. The debate boiled down to the watched the library construc­ ing beginning Nov. 29. The first prepare "for upcoming exams. "I'm a little hesitant to declare main issue of government in­ volvement. Do they really have tion unfold oyer the past year floor of the library will be The remainder of the move-in winners and losers," he said. ...please see DEBATE.pg. 3 and a half, ah opening date has opened from Nov. 29 through ...please see BUILDINGS,/^. 4 "And when the audience votes, it's usually for the side they agree" with, not because of the WEEKLY POLL quality of the debate." .The British team consisted of INSIDE Simon Milnese, 21, a former world champion from Oxford TODAY: Will you study in and Christopher Ruane, 22, a the new library world quarter-finalist from the hi: 48 when it opens? University of Glasgow. They took on Junior Mark lo:33 Smith and Sophomore Brad Community. 2 Stevenson on the topic of Features ..5 YES NO Internet censorship. 58 Opinion 8 42 The British were for censor­ RELATED STORY THIS PAGE ship of this kind, suggesting A&E.... 11 that a national gateway system |Sports 16 This is an unscientific survey taken firm 100 Gnrfcphoco/MikeHaigh Marist students. of server should be imple­ The new Fontaine is scheduled to open next semester. THE CIRCLE THE "CIRCLE NOVEMBERS 1999 PAGE 3 .^^ii^i^i'V,.' Community : : > NOVEMBER 4, 1999 PAGE 2 *'7 %y .'" '* •,"•**' ^ "'"' Quigley among resident Russian; tfcdbps CLUB ent^'CKechn^ai IN YOUR OPINION country divictecl exodus this year BULLETINS in two byTIMSORENSON By SARAH LUFLER Staff-Writer What do you think of the Russian troops now have con­ After a year and a half, one troversial control of one third of Marist College resident director is heading in a new direction. WMCR-FM (Marist College Chechnya." After two .weeks of nication course in Hawaii over April Quigley, resident direc­ Radio) is on the air. Tune to 88.1 the Winter Intercession. Cost level of cultural diversity bombings to Chechen-houses, tor of Champagnat, has decided anytime between 9 a.m. and roads and bridges, underlying is $1,500 plus tuition. E-mail to leave Marist after working 1a.m. to hear the latest in mod­ JZ93. causes of this warfare are be­ both as a housing staff member ern rock, punk, hardcore, ska, ginning to leak out, reeking on campus? and coach of the Women's Ten­ hip-hop, RPM, sports, and havoc for Russian politicians. nis Team. news. Any club interested in The Marist debate team will be They, however, may end up ben­ Quigley said she is looking to having a public service an­ holding its meetings on efiting from their own mess. make a career change because nouncement broadcast on the Wednesdays at 12 p.m. More then* 80,000 refugees air should leave a message for have fled Chechnya in the past her real ambition is to teach. Program Director Doug Guarino two weeks, all running from "I miss the chance to educate," she said. "Being an RD, you atx3132. The Circle is always looking tanks and ground troops from have to deal more with disci­ for new staff writers and pho­ the Russian military. Russia de­ pline." tographers. Leave a message cided that th e 1996 recognition Quigley said she came to How are our lives affected by at x2429 or HZAL if you are up of Chechnya'as an independent Marist to get her graduate de­ the fact that we live in a society to the challenge. state is no longer valid;'and. is gree in Educational Psychology. that is dominated by a market seeking to split the country "into Circle photo/Mike Haigh economy? What are the two," with one section to remain Last year she became the RD of North End RD Colin McCann is one of the RD's who have been covering those areas without an RD. strengths and weaknesses of If you have a club event or 'What diversity?" "We don't have very "Well we do have a under Russia's control. Russian Marian Hall. this form of social organization meeting that you would like diverse collection of politicians stand to gain from According to Quigley, she ChampagnetHall. According to land will be hard. be made. Kelly is scheduled to much diversity on our plans to move back to Maryland him, he also lived as one of "It's been a great experience move in to Marian as soon as and the consumer life-style that publicized in Club Bulletins, white hats and this movement: Time's Tony tends to accompany it? If you contact The Circle office at campus." Karon explains why. - where most of her family still Quigley's residents in Marian here, I've met some really great possible. l 1 lives. She said there are some Hall last year. are interested in questions such x2429 or drop the information in Chris Knudtsen Abercrombie and Fitch ,..It will not hurt if a success people here and (leaving) was a Because there have been va­ jobs opening up in January of as these, then you should con­ the envelope on the Circle door, models. So i guess that is ful outcome burnishes the repu­ "I've had her as an RD and hard decision to make," she cancies throughout the year at sophomore which she hopes to take advan­ sider adding Philosophy of the LT2UA&B. Christina Muller tation of the re cently installed boss, and she's been great in said. the different residences, other diversity at its finest." tage. RD's have been assisting in Market Society (PHBL394L111) junior prime minister Vladimir Putin, or both areas," he said. Quigley is not the only RD those areas. English said it has to your spring schedule.
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