Happy Valentine's Day February 14

Finallv Long Awaited Rathskellar Opens Today at noon, a new told that the Bryant College offer sandwiches and other phase of Bryant's growth community that arc over 21 food for sale. He stated that will begin. OUf Ralhskellar years old or their 21 year the goals of the RathskelJar will open for student use. It old and over guest.<;. The will be to make a small is another step in the restricting of younger profit and still keep the increasing amount of students is not done for prices reasonable for the freedom and responsibilit.y selfish reason, but done in students. that the students of Bryant accordance ode As things stand now. the are assuming. Island • \\' that Kuvem hours for the Rathskel The Over 21 Club, as it is s lln/o! of all'ohollC' \\ be Oe)(ible, de~ din..: called is to be managed and beV("f3~W" on lh demand d usag~ controlled by ARA. th Budwieser and lo'a1stat1 that it ~E" fat e fir,;l fto" wl'1·k~ ThiS eo·k. same company that runs 0 r will be available on Lap for however. The RathskeUar as seen In It. atioll all John M"\\'T}' cafeteria and snack bar. e 20 cents a glass or $1.25 for it Will lx' opened a<; Collows: Road. actual, day to day working a 60 oz. pitchfi'r. Potato Sunday throulZh Thursday of the club will be done by chips and pretzels will be 4,00 p.m. 11,00 p.m. the Servitium Club. In offerem in recommendation whlCh h8!l B ortly. The senate has President, and Dr. Jo ph Mayor John A. Cummings which th(> Mayor is ht>ld been passed by the V iCE> hased shovels and H. Hagan, Vice President with a Bryant College hy the Bryant aJumni. President oC Student Affalr~ ms for cl eaning snow for Public Affairs at Alumni Chair for his Mayor Cummings was and the President of thp of the ice. Students who Bryant College, visited the office. This presentation graduated from Bryant Col1e~p. for spec1floo use of w to do this may pick up the ponds. Reflecting pond implements from the Woonsocket City Hall, was made ti a mark of the Continued on p~ 6 A (closest to the donmt(Jf! I\.' R.A. on the first floor of compln) 15 to be USC' for Oorm 7. Students must sign Homecoming Queen Cree .kating only. Reflecting or the tools and return pond B 15 10 be wed for them to Dorm 7 when they hockey only The ..-qUilt are finished. The was made after ccmpliull maintenence department tJy studE-nta and..t a f y and Dean Kurtz are working prPCAut!on. on the problem of fl ooding It. should al~(1 bt, ot.oo the ice and should begin as that tem porary II ng has soon as the ice is clear. Vfl~ nfine's DflY From Lupercfl/ifl custom of sending year. ",,,".ntines" or love The Roman festival of tokens usually the LupercaJia came on anonymous, to one's February 15, and it was a beloved "valentine" had time of considerable most probably only an license when young men accidental connection clad in goatskins ran with St. Valentine and through Rome striking owed its origin rather to women with thongs of the conventional medievaJ goatskin-and thus (lhe belief. held generally in belief was) making the England and France. that women capable of bearing it was at the start of the children. There is little second fortnight of the but the dale to connect second month that the the Lupercalia with our birds began to mate. modern Valentine's Day. T he o r igin oC the The custom oC sending observance of this day is valentines to the favorite a ltogether uncertain. developed. These were Equally vague are the originally simple. When circumstances that led to the post offices were its connection with St. established and postal Valeniine. Among the rales were reduced the many interesting folk mail was crowded with customs of medieval the sweet messages every France and England was a year. The stores offered gathering of the young them in various designs people on St. Valentine's and at various prices. eve. Names were drawn Comic valentines, some of b y chance from a which were coarse and receptacle, the person vulgar, cou l d be whose name was on a slip purchased for a cent. In becoming the " valentine" the early part of the photo by Kennet h Kopper l o r sweetheart of the 01 p. ( r I.h.,. An.lt , 'nl1 " ; unedoPe Page 2 THE ARCHWAY February 11, 1972

, VIEWPOINT Editorial

How Far Have We Come Yearly Maintenance Review Since Providence? It seems that every year at this time the ARCHWAY launches another By Richard S. Woolf attack on the Maintenance Department, and, although we do not wish to be As a prime result of our move to Smithfield, the Bryant repetitive, occurrances over the last fe w weeks have pointed out that it is time for some "constructive criticism". Coll ege community has been catapulted into an ultra· modem environment utilizing several phases of Two weeks ago damage was done to Block A of the Unistructure by water from heating coils on the roof. We do not blame Maintenance solely for the advanced technology. The architecture is hailed as an damage which they had no control over (we must congratulate them on rhis engineering feat. The heating, air-conditioning system is thought to be the best in cli mate control. one speedy dean-up operation), however it was learned that the alarm control pa nel ill their office was turned off and the incident may not have However, at the beginning of this second semester on been as bad if it were o n and the malfunction of the heating coils co r ­ the Tupper Campus. it would be wise to devote a moment rected promptly. or two to reflecting on the past events which have brought Next comes the consideration of the sidewalks after the last two snow us to our lofty position in the college community. storms. It's great seeing the Jeeps with plow attachments out cleaning early in the morning, but nothing was done about what the plows left behind until Contrary to popular belief. we have not escaped the numerous complaints were lodged and even then, a thorough sanding job ugly spector of vandalism. It has reared its unsightly face wasn 't accomplished. It was evident that since sand was being blown away in more than once this past semester. Domitories which are the high winds that some faster acting product should have been used - like open twenty-four hours a day lend themselves quite well salt. to pranksters who tore down light fixtures off the ceilings Then there came the closing of the pool the beginning of this week, when in the game room of Dormitory One. (I guess they chose I someone in MAINTENANCE shut the filters for the weekend. because it is situated such that the vandals could make a To these can be added the parking problem which has been art of Mr. speedy retreat.) In the same dorm, vandals have forced the Walter Smith's domain in the past. It was evident from the first day back removal of vending machines owned by a local company. that the students will only keep fi re lanes clear and stay out of unmarked Rowe vending took a great deal of guff before they areas through towing. I have been assured that cars wiU he towed shortly to decided to remove them for good. They were broken into aUeviate the problem, but when is shordy? After 2 or 3 cars have bccn several times , and each time Rowe used heavier padlocks, damaged. And what about night towing? The lots arc evcn worse AFTER 6 yet it was to no avail. than before. One may also add the general condition of the unistructure and dorms to Theivery is another problem which has merely taken up the already [00 large list of Maintenance goofs. Windows haven't been a new residence. Much as these new living quarters aid cleaned properl ):'. nor have Ooors, and why does it takc five men to move a vandals on their rounds. so do the suite arrangements. A desk from an office to rhe basemenc. few weeks ago, t was asked to distribute news of interest I once saw a report on the college which stated that Mr. Smith was doing a to new members of a budding organ ization. As 1 FANTASTIC job with what he had to work with o n the o ld campus, but proceeded to deliver these not~s, 1 found approximately that was there and we're now here. I don't wish to sound like I'm three-quarters of the suites wide open with no one in their discriminating because of age but maybe younger men arc needed (or many rooms, let alone the lounges. Yet, as big as life, sitting on of the maintenance tasks. coffee tables provided, were expensive appliances such as Lasdy, since the crews of Gilbane and their su b-contractors seem to be televisions. If one were dishonest, he would be able to carrying out some of the maintenance chores which arc not theif own, I ask, make off with these units, unrestricted. What will happen when they leave?

Moreover, t feel a personal sense_ of loss in our transitional move from the old campus. Even though the Grievance Committee Procedures old campus consisted mainly of a cluster of buildings architecturally opposite, it had a quaint feeling of The Student Academic chainnan and try to work Paul Gaboury tradition. Yes, there were abhorrent traffic problems, Grievance Committee is, as out the problem at that Barry Geroll inequities in living conditions, and other assorted its name im plies, totally level, and if that fails to Bill Kissel problems, but it had some fi ne attributes. Don't student oriented. It is resolve your grievance, come Patrick Keeley misunderstand me for I do enjoy the new campus, but we composed of members of to us and we will see if we Hsi C. Li have lost something we shall never be able to rE'gain. the bo dy--3 fac ulty can't work it out. Micky Perlow As in any facet of education, it is what students bring to members, 5 students. and lt doesn't take long to go Richard Alberg the institution which creates the image. It is our task, to one administrator and makes through the procedure so instil a new feeling of pride in accomplishments. As its r ecommendations don't let that scare you I t is moved by the members of this transplanted community. we must be directly to the Provost 's away. If you have a Student Academic Grievance trailblazers in search of objectives and goals which will office. academic grievance that you Committee: best fit our needs for the future. In essence, and in closing, The purpose of this article can't get resolved, let us That the Stu dent it is what we want for ourselves. We must overcome the is to make knows the know. A cade mi c G r i eva n ce problems I have mentioned. Only then will we recognize existence of the Student If you have any questions Committee shall function, the fact that we have come a long way since Providence. Ac a demi c Grievance about procedure or anything perform, and carry out its Committee and its desire to else, talk to one of the assigned duties for the work. members of the Committee. Paul Doughty continued on page 5 Editor's note: An viewpoints are solely the views of the aut,hor If you have an academic and do not reflect the views of the Administration, Faculty. or the grievance first try to work it Archway, and its staff. out with your professor, if that fails, go to department Tti ~ AI?~tiWA~ 1.iflL, if Tift lit-) STEWART E. COHEN wooa;M~ "'AIlllD Editor·i"'(;hie/ A JEART, RORERT ROUNDS. JR. Ma"aRi"R Editor CHARLESM . l\1eMAHON ASSistant Editor JONATHAN FREDE DREW PATEY New. Editor Layout Editor STEVE DIAMOND CHARLES FELDMAN Sport. Editor C frculatJa" Manager STEVE SIDORUK MARIA PHILLIPS WHAT oio l).je Photo Editor Ollice Menager U~ UlIlllT? Staff: Dan Aderh oldt, Paul Barringer, Richard Biben, Dick Brillhart, David Brown, Carl Cannon, Bob Calderon, Ja Copan, Jeff Doppelt, Richard Kaglan, Mike Kata, ke nneth Kopperl, Fred Leonard, ave Pandozzi, Rob Rhault, Richard Schiebelhuth, Jim Wood, Richard Woolf.

A Puh li('a ti on rtf lh ~ l1ndf"rgr"duatl' SllId.. nll uf Bryan t Coileat':

T he lIiewl Qnd opi,,,·nr>t u:prrlud ill thit /Jubli((u;on are thore 0 under,raduate slud,,1lJ aud rn a)' not "t"eSl4ril" "Ilttl till' oflieia lIt"t WI 01 th e Fa(ull), 41111 Adminisl7ll/ioll. February 11,1 972 THE ARCHWAY Page 3 Round INSIGHT The Campus Joseph New President 1971: The Year Of The Paradox Bryant College is Offering Graduate Course of Servitum Club By Richard S. Woolf at Raytheon Company in II the year 1971 could be classified, identified, Portsmouth. Dr. Harry The Servitium Club d escr ibe d any other recognized, or possibly branded with any marked Evarts, Bryant President, announced that, recently held elections for activities that 1M majors characteristics, I suppose that characteristic would be their club officers this participate in. covered under the word paradox. A paradox is, in simple beginning February 9, 1972, Bryant College we e k . The following The Servitium Club terms, something, wh ich goes against the brand of Institutional Management sponsors a " Travel Board" accepted logic we are accustomed to loo king to for o ff e r e d its fir st off,campus graduate students were elected : which is located just guidance. Vin c e nt J osep h , outside the library. This For my first example of the social evils of paradox, I course at the Raytheon Company in Portsmouth, Pr es id e n t ; D ennis board is provided for all look to a man who has been the food for though t and P end e rga s t , students to utilize if they discussion for several years. A man who, after he Rhode Is land. This course, Fundamentals of Vi ce· Presiden t ; J e a n wi sh to mak e convinced himself that he was president, went about the Claude Kenol, Treasurer; arrangements with other monstrous task of convincing the rest of the world. Marketing, is taught to qu a lifi e d Raythe o n a nd Selin n Lyo ns, students for either rides President Nixon's stand on day-care centers for children is Secretary. or riders. Please use th~ no w unclear. You see, on August 8, 1969, the President employees by Dr. James GO Uld, Chairman of the Bryant College will be cards provided and follow outlined a new plan for welfare reform during a televised represented at t.he New the "sample" directions address. One of the aspects of this bold. precedent setting Marketing Department at Bryant College. Dr. Sol Engla n d Hotel Motel to aid you in filling them plan was an expansion of day·care center services. Show in May of this year out. However, between the time he made that speech and the Lebovitz, Dean of the Br y a n t Gradua te in Boston. 'The students A special note for a11 time the biU came up for passage, our illustrious President of In st ituti o n a l Freshmen and Sophomore had a change of heart. Nixon personally saw to it that the Programs, reports that, a ltho ugh the M.B.A. Manageme nt will be [M majors-· Please attend bill did not pass. This bill would have given mothers an responsible for setting up the next regular Servitium opportunity to work by enabling them to drop off their Degree Program in Portsmouth is limited in a booth that will contain Club meeting. Watch the offspring of pre-school age at adequate day-care centers. i n formation concerning ARCHWAY and "Travel So much proper manners in which the numbers of families the Spring Semester to the 1M courses offered Board" for time and place on welfare could be decreased. Thank you, Mr. President. Raytheon per sonne l, he re a t Bryant and of next meeting. With rightful animosity, I move on to another example. thereafter it will be open Contrary to accepted beliefs, we are not at war with any to all applicants from the nation. But, as sure as death and taxes. men are dying in a region who are in terested conflict which has split this country into several segm ents in and q ualified for DRAMA CLUB CASTINe according to degrees of radicalism, or the absence of same. attaming a Master of Tryaouts for I he spring production of rhe The government fashions itself as a peacemaker. Yet our Business Administration Degree in Management Orama Club will take place in Room 260 on cl osest allies accuse us of being imperialistic, certainly not Tuesday, February 15. at 3 :00. Evcn if you through part-time study. the image we wish for ourselves. Admittance that we are think you can't act, cOllie and see what t he wrong and overnight pull out is an idealistic belief. What Club is doing to Snow Wh it c and the Seven are a few hundred more lives at the expense of saving face? President Evarts will Dwarfs and " I hcatcr·in·thc·roli ll d. " Hell, are our priori ties eve.r screwed up! address Harvard Business Tucsda y thc t 5th Freedom from political persecution, and freedom of S c h oo l Association, Room 260 speech are two basic tenants on which this country was Tu es day eve nin g, 3:00 o'clock born. Yet, in 1971. we have been a dastardly attack on February 15. Bryan t will freedoms we have cherished for many years in the form of be host to nearly fifty attempted censorship of Daniel EUsberg and his now me m b e r s of th is NOTICE REWARo .. Sales Book famous Pentagon Papers. It is clear now, just why the Association at a di nner Economics & Finance and Radio Station notes meeting beginning at 6:00 publishing of these previously secret documents was Club Meeting, Tuesday, borrowed. See Stephen p.m. Following the dinner interferred with. These papers pointed up errors in February) 5,1972. Room Boul ter, Dorm 11, Room judgement which cost in terms of both men and material. and a tour of the campus, 260 at 3 : 00 p .m. 423. Maybe this paradox had benefits. After all, we don't want D r . Harry F. Evarts, Ec onomics & Finance to disiU usioni ze any native citizens. President of the college Majors please attend CLASSIF IED I suppose 1 could sight legiti mate examples until Hell and a mem ber of the I nv estme nt C lub SKIS FO R S ALE freezes over on this past year alone. But this would only Harvard Business School Meeting, Wednesday, VOLKL ZEBRAS USED ~rve to depress. Loo king ahead, we have been given a stay Association, will address February 16, 1972 at O N LY 1 SEAS O N of execution to prove ourselves not guilty of uncarin g the group a ll the topic, 3:00 p.m. in Room 270. E X C ELLENT existences. This new year affords us a chance to show our " M a n ag e m e n t and CON DIT ION $85. or concern through elections. No, we will not turn the tide Fi n a nc es in Higher make offer. See Mike on paradox, but at least we have a chance to fi ght for the Education Today." Dorm 11 Room 233 righ t for our elected officials to be wrong. Bless us, one and all, for man is the scapegoat of paradox.

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For an " Internship" or " Career" placement on campus in terview on February 24 , 1972, contact 7 .00 CINEMA I 9 ,00 CINEMA II the Placement Office. FLY INTO 20 YEARS OF PIllA. nEWman WILDE RNESS! or A~ ~' ~K II N H£JII!I FlIIIIII ~ Il!I Samdi~ 0 G1't1t1t Notitm David McCahan, C.L.V. Normand G. Rock, C. L.V. 54 Custom House Street 285 ~lain Street PLUS RED SKY AT Woonsocket, R.1. CO· H IT Providence. R.1. ",T a_oo MDRNINBIm'J 769-041 0 331·8300 THE ARCHWAY 11. 1912 Accounting Sound R ecordings by Rich Charnack THE PERSUAS IONS-STREET CORNER SYMPHONY, Capital A ssociation Have you ever passed through New Jersey on the t urnpike '? If you have you've undoubtedly passed by one of In order to acquaint new the country's origi nal soul capitals, Newark. Well, not far m e m b e r s t o th e from Neward in the midst of soot and gutter is Newark's Association 's purposes and brother ci ty, Jersey City. That's where the Persuasions were functions, the Accounting born, in the ghetto. As in their first al bum, th is is one group by Rick Mitz Association held its first that " Came to Play. " meeting last week. This STREET CORNER SYMPHONY is just like you heard it. meeting was also fo r the It's truly a remarkable acapella derived from standing around purpose of bringing together street corners trying to harmonize with nothing but natural I LOVE a calendar of events to be voice. Keeping a tune going with inst ruments is a hard presented to the association enough thing to do, but arranging and delivering withou t Future Shock, the now, with you during the course o f the anything except genuine vocal talent is t he unexcelled sociologists tell us. Future I just love! semester. This will give next attribute of this all-black soul group. year's officers a basis with Shock? Never. We're Two dollars please. Powerfu l is the only word that can accurately describe the which to foll ow. su ffering bom Schlock But their books read like harmony demonstrated by these five talented singers. Shock. And it all revolves Wa lgreen gretting cards Powerful enough to almost make the unnatural sound of around one word: Lo\ce . compared to the works of Also discussed were the instruments obsolete. Their conditioned genui ness is surely What used to be so the fathers of them aU; possibilit ies o f fu t ure the result of many years of practice and impromptu persona l, private a nti I:;r ich Segal and Rod lectures associated with the performances in the shower. intimate has turned into a McKuen. accounting field. " Help" STREET CORNER SYMPHONY, where the true soul merchandising formula for Love Story: about a male lectures which will consist of remains, is another fine achievement by the Persuasions. The wealthy would-be poets and student who pklys hockey a classroom-type lecture on unique sense of accuracy is well appreciated by the music ca pitalistic couldn't be instead of hoo.key, About a ce r t ain problems in lover and is available in both albums (The fi rst being "We writers who never have to coed who geLs marrfed -and acco un ting whi ch many Came to Play " ). If you appreciate vocal harmony and have say they're sorry. then buried. $5.95 in students are confused with, left your old Temptation records at the pawn shop, seek out Mas&oproduced love. like h a rd-back, 95 cents in a nd I ectures concerning a new- o u t let of expression, STREET CORNER hula hoops and Barbie DoUs, paper-back please. what students are faced with SYMPHONY, an alternative offered by The Persuasions. is a new vogue. •. Love is An d Maest r o during interviews, plus many REDBONE··MESSAGE FROM A DRUM Epic K E 3081 5 universal and Jove is an easy McKuen: " If they could more will be presented. One of the only real American Indian roc k-oriented thing to merchandise," says overlook my acnel and the groups, Redbone made some waves with their last album, the merchandising director inch I lackedl to carry them Are you confused with Potlatch. Contained on the al bum were the authentic Indian of Paramount records. And to heaven,/ J too could deal trying to figure out your chant and the groups first single release/hit, " Maggie." not only are there bountiful in charity." $4.50 please. income tax returns? You MESSAGE FROM A DRUM, their latest o ffering, is an banal books a nd "Rod puts into words all don't understand what you expression of their true Indian enthusiasm. With their roots mu ltitudinous maudli.l the things I feel," said one are doing? Well , free services still left at the teepee, the group comes on with some movies about the subject, girl I know who doesn't even may be administered to excellent chanting (" Niji Trance") while demonstrating their but we're buying those have acne. She considers Bryant College students in new nair at funky, rhythmic progression. With all earmark at books and seeing those McKuen's prose-poetry to be the near future. Experienced improvement, the group has moved toward more confi dent movies. We're not being good literature because it Acc o untin g majors will improvisation ("Emotion" ) and has vastly overcome their taken by it. We're taking it puts her feelings into words. render t heir services to any harmony problem with some phenominal 4-part segments in. But good literature takes student desiring assistance in (" J erico "). Also featu red is the current popular words and transforms them the fili ng of their income tax sine-Ie-release, " The Witch Queen of New Orleans." We're allowing today's The identity Redbone has created is largely due to the millionaire mod prophets to into feelings. returns. l\. lore information Mc Kuen and Segal deaJ in will be available at a future genious of t wo brothers, Pat and Lolly Vegas. Lolly. you perpetuate old romantic may remember, from a tune made popular by P. J. Proby he myths that dictate the greeting card k i t.~ch, but on date. wrote called "Nikky Hokey. " meaning and greening and. a different level than the A r e m in d er to all Seeing Redbone live is also an unique experience. The true worse yet, how we can find others. They manipUlate us members that dues will be funkiness and expression captured ill their new album may Love. into wanting to believe that coll ected at all meetings. A be fully realized at a live concert. One of the most impressive In order to find the love is easy. Their works are balance of three dollars is pac kages of the new year, MESSAGE FROM A DRUM is Meaning of Love, you have read quickly, cried, and owed fo r the year. weigh ted , "When You Got Trouble" and funky, "Fate," to play hockey at Yale, sighed over quickly. They Pauline Ri plldeau break away tram your rick lead us into a fantasy world, tater and find a poor where life is a love story, girlfriend who has leukemia. where loneliness is a national .You'll find it if you get pastime, exceeded only by rid of your bad breath. Or leukemia and acne. And the frizzies. Or psoriasis. Or they laugh all the way your mild case of terminal through the bu nk and to the acne. bank. You'll find it if you buy Love Story has sold I . • vre the world a Coke. than five million copie:. and You'll find it if you live was made into a successful alone-aJone-alone with a cat (financia11y. anyway) movie. NAVY LEA GUE name Sloopy. McKuen's books and records Cardboard Love IS have earned The Bard more enveloping··rather than than $5 million a year. Not OF THE UNITE D STA TES developing··us. In poetry, in bad for a little love. movies, on television in And what does it aU alleged literature. mean? It mE.ans that we'Te -- Req uests You r Help ...... "i used to be in love with desperate enough to find ")ut my teddy bear, but i love the meaning of love that you lots more ... " proclaims we'll go through one-ni ght a book called "i love you" stands with McKuen and !.r!.P..IJ.!.. .. for the Coast Guard that's guaranteed to be so Segal, who have become Dr. impersonal you can give it to Ruebens in romantic drag. a nyone--your lover, your Everything you / always Novel s- Paper Backs mother or your teddy bear. wanted/ to know ... One dollar please. So what DOES it aJl Or Peter McWill iams who mean? T he a nswer is Chail'man Fi l' Sl Reg ion W.D. ~1a e Quallie has written a slew of sappy probably best put in one of books ("Come Love with me Mc Kuen's own poems: " If & be my Life," " I love you had listened hard DEPOSIT BOOKS IN BOX IN LIBRARY ... therefore l Am," not to enoughl you might have mention "The Hard Stuff; heard I what I meant to say: Love. ") His book contain Nothing. " OR IN FACUL TY OFFICE #312 such hard stuff as: But whatever they meant first to say, they say it over and I lived for love. over and over again. G. W. Bates then Maybe love means you ..._____ ~ UiVM...inJOV'O never have to sa . · 11. 19C.: lHE ARCH\\AY Dedication Dates Planned Trustees Da y Set Fo r Wed 'The date has been set for President of Public Affairs the dedication of Bryant and Chariman of this event, Wednesday, February 16, S e n ate, Greek Le tter similar dialogue. College in its new home in Mr. Frank Delmonico, Mr. has been named Trustee Day Co u nci l , an d the At. 4:45 Mr. J. Robert Smithfield. To mark this R o bert Hathaway , or by Bryant College. The day Ed itor·in-Chief of the Hillier of J. Robert Hillier, occassion, a three-day students, Brian Lombardo wall unofficially begin at ARCHWAY. The role of Arc hitects, and Frank celebration will take place and Mike Mclarney. 2:00 when a few of the v a riou s st ud ent Delmonico, Vice President the weeke nd of April MASShS AN O UNCED Trustees will enler a few or ga nizations will be of Financial Affairs, will 28- 30, 1972. Father Don Barrette, classes and lec ture or take highlighted, along with their discuss the architecture, This dedication is to be the Bryant Colle ge part in the class discussions. responsibhties and planned construction, and fin ancing combined with " Parents' Chaplain, has made it Officially the day begins activities . of the campus, followed by Weekend" which is a yearly known that Mass will be at 3: 00 when the Trustees Later in the day the a tour. eve nt at Bryant. The held during the season of will be escorted to the Trustees will meet with Student will have a weekend will begin with a Lent at the following conference room in the Department Charimen and chance to see the Trustees at dinner 011 friday night to time s: Monday , President's suite in Block C the Executive Committee of the vs. Gordon game honor parents and students. Wednesday , Thursday, for an informal meeting with the Faculty Federation for a that. a 8:00. Saturday morning will be Sunday at 12:00 noon office rs of the StUdent comprised of a series of a nd Tuesday, Friday, GR1EVANCE I 2 Johnston Jerry Lewis Cinema i nter es ting seminars by Saturday at 4 :30 p.m. in rom page facul ty and administrators, Room 386. 1971-72 academic year, as 1530 Hartford Avenue another successful event This Wednesday is Ash such duties are defined phone: 751·3017 from past years' Parents' Wednesday and Mass will under the following Weeke nds. Saturday be at 12:00 noon at operational charge: The Student Academic afternoon will be highlighted which ashes will be Grievance Committee shall by an Academic Procession distributed afterwards. and Convocation followed by hold hearings for those F E BRUARY 9 - F E BRUARY 15 Special Offer an Alumni Dinner in the VALENTINE From page 1 students who feel they have evening. The campus will present cen tury, the a justiCiable academic For open up for Smithfield Chicago post office grievance, but who, prior to residents on Sunday with rejected 25,000 such on appeal to the Committee, Bryant Students gui d ed tours a nd the ground that they were have pursued the appeal BrinR this ad refreshments. To celebrate not tiL to be carried p r oce s s through the with you Bryant as a lOS-year-old through the mail, but it instructor and the Chairman and two people in stitution, students, did accept 1,250,000 of the part.icular will be admitted fac ulty , administrators, valentines that year and department. for the price of 750,000 were handled by The Committee shall meet college officers, and other Monday and Tuesday only. dignitaries will be joined by t...be Philadelphia post on ly when the appeal prominent citi ... ens, parents, oifice. By the first third proc ess ha s p rov e d Feb. 14th. & 15th. c ommunity leaders, and of the twentieth century ineffective and has failed to business leaders. the custom of sending resolve the grievance to the The actual Dedication valentines was observed satisfaction of the st.udent. Ceremony will be held on chiefly by children and When deemed necessary Saturday afternoon, April for children. Their parents by the Committee, the 29. sent little love messages to student may be requested to For further information them and they sent them present evidence that the or any suggestions you may to their playmates and appeal process has been followed.

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On Sal. Fehruary 12, 1972 ADMISSION 7:30p.m. 25C In Conjunction With FANTA S ~IA PRODUCTIONS IN C. Page 6 THE ARCflWAY February 11, 1972 EARN EXTRA CASH Mayor cont. from pg. 1 STUDE T EMPLOYMENT If you know someone who is getting married; In an ectort to provide more jobs to students, the Someone who has not as yet acquired a photographer, College in 1961 as a Student Employment Service is now asking the You can earn an easy S10, Management Major with cooper a tion o f the students, faculty, and By leaving your name and phone number, the degree of Bachelor of administration of Bryant College In a great AJ ong with the names and phone numbers, Business Administration undertaking. of the prospective bride and groom, (B.B.A.). While at Bryant If you are presently working, or in close In the envelope provided in the Archway office. he was a member of assocaition with a company PLEASE clip out the Lf a wedding photography contract results, Alpha Omicron Fraternity advertisement appearing below and fonvard it to the The $10 is yours! and was active in the Personnel Director o f the company. NOTICE Newman Club. This will hopefully result in a great influx of job F ollow in g the offerings to the students of Bryant College, many of Those interested in RAe lass. Tuesday. playing Bridge, please presentation, the Mayor 1-___who_ m_ a_re_ in_ despera_ ___te need_ of______employment. _ February 15, 1972 at was feted at a luncheon at notify Bo b Obut.elewicz, I with 7:30 p.m. in Room 216. La Cave Restaurant. We can supply you qualified students familiar withl Office No. 220. , many business fields such as accounting. finance" Imanagement, eco n~mics, secretarial, Institutional' management, marketmg. Teacher Education, offic., administration, and law enforcement. l Every Friday, positions received in t1ie previous weeki (will bfo printed in the Bryant College newspaper, TH EI ARC HWAY. An y student interested in these positions willi 1contact the employer directly. r SIm ply call Mr. Paul M. Cnboury at 231·1200 ext. 218 ort IcompleLe lhf' form appearing below and forward it to us. r NUT TO BIG G BR Y ANT COLLEGE STUDENT EMPLOYMENT l· l66 JOHN HARON IAN - ReQ . Phormacist Organization______Dat e _____ 5 Minutes fTO m campus off Rou[ e 7 Welcomes You To R.I .'s Largest Drug Store. Addrcss ______~T e le' _____

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for the benefit of their SCHOLARSHIP FUND drawing to be held on February 18th for an 18 inch Plie 8 THE ARCHWAY February 11. 1972 A Ski Bum's Depelteau Leads B"yant Past Nasson by JefI Doppelt Dream Ray Depelteau pulled one-and-one sit.uations In a season where auto down 21 rebounds and Nasson who had gone into a bumper stickers have scored 19 points in the press got back into the chan~ed from " T hink Snow' to "Pray for Snow", second half as he led Bryant game. They closed to within Hunler Mountain in the to a convincing 77-58 win 11 points. 61-50, but that upper Catskills in New York over Nasson. The game was as close a... they would has a 16 to 40 inch base. w h i ch was played here get. as Bryant scored six of topped off with 4 new inches of powder. In other Monday night saw a battle the next eight points. Then words the skiing was good to of two Naismith Conference Depel t eau and Bohan excellen t. teams. Bryant with a 4-1 combined for five straight H unler is known as a ski conference record wa.~ 1/2 points and turned the game bowl where there is nothing into a romp again, 72-52. but wide open spaces. This is game ahead o f Nasson who was 3-1. So it was a big Bryant, in moving within not totally true. Hunter has more than its share of trails. ballgame for both teams. 1/2 game of St. Francis in Although there is usually a In a poorly played first the conference, was outshot large weekend crowd, you haH Bryant led 21-17 with by Nasson 57% to 45%. can find solilude on the less than two minutes to liowever, our total many trails at Hunter. K·27 Beats play. The half ended with domination of the boards is rumored to have safety hV S v~ L>tarr. nd Bryant ahead 27-21 as both more than compensated for nets along the sides of the has ~n 16 of th 1T I of t.eam& "p~"'L...!'in the final ou r shooting. We tfai,l to keep you from for Coo h 20 pntnl frpm !Ill' r, (ruling off the edges. (This second bounded Nasson 66-25. f- ,dhard and tu ~ Bryan t I('J 2h :.!IJ III dition to Depelteau, writer did not venture to To 1i'.H1l .uhl Hnh verify the rumor.) Hunter ,~I..dha.ll earn (t has seen In the and Lewart grabbed 12 St.t>w rI p" ,·d Dr) aot In th has a vertical drop of 1600 Srvl:lllt ~o nal onwly ranked Indlan~ ke-pt mn. a and scored 12 feet, more than enough for ~etting beat by Suffolk lead lowly. unul n first all .,'tUng 18 of -.ht'lT the recr eattonal skier. 27 Buns WIth 10 p"ln!~ am Bums scored 19 Collt'J!I' 'fhl:" IndIans, If the), Wt'stman ('uonect.'d 011 t'l t r. tnt. nd John Westman Hunter's trails Me serviced and , \"" .Irt WIth eight. ate to come out suc(·t"5sful 6tr~ghl pomts. lv put tI ..... , a in double figures by 14 lifts, including a new ond haH sturtt'ti t r i pi e c h ai r. Hunter this year must Win thl" gamt' out of rearh, 42· "h., "'., with Depelteau finished o f ,.,Iowly, but Uryant 3. maintains its excellent 't'~ mainder of their wltn 11 :00 to go. Coach thf' game as high scorer with conditions wi th snowmaking be IIld Sed Bohan. and tnt' ('onfertonce gamf'$. FoUiurd ttmploYl'd the s~ , 22 points. He hit 6·9 noor over 90 percent of its trails. numt'rous turnover, th~'y Last W£'dm'sda) In rron t to try and draw Ramngtor .nots in the second half and It is definitely a worthwhile of a disappointinJ( small tl'ed ;\asson into, ~'.zan to hill. out or Ii zone and to play takt' ('ommand. EveTytlme 7-14 for the game. home crowd, Bryant got man to man. For those more interested Bryant for d A turnov , Bryant is home tomorrow back on their winninft ways in the night life, Hunler is Afu>r Ahem an.d "Burna Bohan WI' fll! bn'a t he night against the University located in the midst of small be defeating Bam... ~o",.... : r c~mn('('t.ed to put eJ.ndians ball dO'wn he caul' nd hit of ~lain e (Portland), and has Lowns. There are numerous the low score of 67 O. up 50-32. a httlt> baWl: bars and no-tell motels, wi lh the open an. As a result he a big conference game Coach Folliard Lt~d Ned d('veloped! TRUE. While finis'u;'d he game with 12 vacancies. Roule 23-A is a .. sistl-;. Vith B han leading a ga in st G o r don here quite a road, 4 miles Bohan, Tom Bums, Ray ",·ramblin.: for thf' ball. lhf' ay, R a~ Depelteau, Wednesday. For Bryant it vertically. The scenery is out Depelteau, ' hn Westman. RogN Curry elbowed Ahcm West , and Bruce was their third win in a row of this world. and Hen Gonzah·. ,\(tt'r 6 bfolow the belt. Bnan then O~n Renters don't have a Stewart I(8.n a aet like and after losing three in a minut the ~on' was M·4 decidt'd to throw Curry hassle financially. Rental oIfensj, machl Bryar t row our record currently Bryant. Stf'wart thl'n ,tCfOSS the floor, which of prices started at $3.50 (or l ed ~O·27. soon stands alB wi ns and 7 losses. replaced Henr Gonzalf'!\. course resulted In his bem~ boots, poles, and skis at aIterw Ill.ld l ' biggest The standings in the roadside ski shops. (M y who played brilliantly in""T're thrown out, whi{'h of coun... lead QJ; til.. 53-32. Naismith Conference as of brother paid $7.00 to rent. Christmas tournament, and made Bryant playt·rs and lh II l. Wpslman, and Monday night are: Sl. Dynastar MV·2's. to show added the offensive spark fans very aIll!P"Y Tom Bunl t.he type of equipment Bum!l. com ed Cor 37 Francis 6-1: Bryant 5-1; make t he score 1 1. 1 nand Ray Dcpt'l teau 11 available.) Most places point.:< .n till and half but Nasson 3-2; Gordon 2-3; Westman picked up rf'l;' pOints wtore largE'I>' require a money deposit and wnen Br) Inl railed to take Babson 1-3; and Barrington identification. Lift tickets personal fouls quick and resporulblt:' Cor tbp final advant.~1 of sE' veral 0- 7. are 59.00 for a weekend. was replaced by Mo . Aht"m 57·,10 score. Not., ·Ihrl .. Hunter and the other a nd Mc Cormac hl'lped Han1ngtnn play.'!'''. In('ludin~ communities are typical ski Bryant open a 10 pamt h~ad thejr captaIn. towns. As the saymg goes, 24-14. Committin 17 fouls suspE'ndt'tl Cor drink g, and "Try IL, you'll like it." the Indains gave "nltton 'Id nut plav that wlm Kansas City Continued [rom page 7

was largely responsible for my termination in U'Slt" place Bryant's success. bowling. Instead l pn..,r And that t"nds th(' tory This past week Steve memories. I will ly have- or tht· l:tr\,aut ColleG' decided Lo call it quits for grea ~'t IU to ::::Ji:a::~' a ['('am that t his semeste r . A on "lit . ther ; more tremendous loss. Now I htlwltnjl: ~m , tahnl would like to dnnounce t tiu'm In (in You Ha Got A On Yo ur

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