su by Lou Ann Seelig Marist for two weeks: afterwards the other four community — part of our got in until the moment we left.'' A fist fight involving five The fight involved freshmen freshmen, the other two R.A.'s responsibility is to protect the The freshman R.A: 's decided at freshmen and. three Resident Tim O'Halloran, Chris Hughes, and Raimo went outside "to rights of those students." a meeting last Thursday that they Assistants last Tuesday night Bob Fazio, Jeff Friedman and break it up or I don't know LaMorte met with the nine men will demand Clare's reinstatement outside Skinner's has resulted in Rich Frey; freshman R.A.'s what," he said. involved in the fight on the day as the 4th-floor Leo R.A., ac­ the firing of one R.A. and two- Clare, Pat Larabee!-arid'-Tom Frey said that most of those after it. At this meeting he an­ cording to one source who asked week suspension of one fresh­ Shannon; and freshman involved were trying to break up nounced his decision to fireClare . not to be identified. If this man. Residence Director James Raimo. the fight. Shannon said he was shocked demand is not. met, said the In a decision made by Rev. Four of the freshmen are under During the fight two of when LaMorte announced his source, the R.A.'s will not strike, Richard LaMorte, assistant dean 19, and they walked into the bar Larrabee's teeth were broken and decision. "We were given the but they have not decided what of student affairs, Willy Clare, while the bouncer, was talking to Shannon ripped Fazio's shirt. wrong end of it," he said. "Willy action they will take. senior,has been terminated as an someone else, said Frey. According to Frey, everyone was punished very severely where One R.A. said that the R.A's R.A. in the freshmen area. Clare Marist student John Germain involved in the fight has to pay a the other side was not punished - feel their authority is being un­ said that the qfficial letter he witnessed the fight, which he said, portion of the bill to repair severely at all. We got no support dermined and that they receive no received Monday said that if the started between Clare and Hughes Larrabee's teeth, and Shannon from-Fr. LaMorte. I respect the support from anyone higher than director of housing can find him over something he observed to be must pay $75 for Fazio's mart, but we did not gain support theR.D.'s. an R.A. position in Champagnat "like a friendly slap and the kid damaged shirt. from him... It seems totally LaMorte said regarding his he has the option to take that (the freshman) . took it for LaMorte said he was asked to unfair." decision, "It is certainly not an position, but that it will be at a something different." - review the situation and to make a According to Gerard Cox, dean easy thing." He said, "Marist lower pay rate. Clare said that he Frey said, "It wasn't freshman decision about it. "I have made of student affairs, Clare can make comes from a Judeo-Christian will appeal the decision. verses R.A.; it. was a person the fairest decision I could make, his appeal either to a judical tradition and has gone through, Freshman R.A.'s, meanwhile, say against a person." , -. given my understanding of the board chosen by the C.S.L. or to much to maintain that position. they will protest the firing. Germain said that words were situation," he said. Cox himself. While many institutions would Also included in LaMorte's exchanged, the bouncer told Clare He said that Marist "has Shannon said, referring to the rather not do that, I am very decision is that Bob Fazio, to leave and the freshman always had the position that off- R..A.'s involved in the fight, "We proud to be a part of an in­ freshman, will be suspended from followed him outside. Shortly campus - situations effect the were provoked from the time we stitution that does." r =\ THE CIRCLE 4^** Volume 28, Number 14 , Poughkeepsle, N.Y. February 24, 1983' J Suspicious fires strike at 2 local pizzerias by Mark Stuart Fairview Fire department again "There was a container of gas Waters, Director of Marist Italian Pizzeria, could not be responded to a pizzeria fire. This or something thrown through the Security. reached for comment. Fire last weekend struck at two time, however, the fire was.at front- window," Caputo said. Piastro and Gagliano then The damage of Caputo's fire area pizzerias causing extensive Joe's Italian Pizzeria at 389 Violet "Like a molotov cocktail." radioed the Marist dispatcher caused a total loss of the food damage to both establishments. Ave. ,.-.'' _ - - ;.,.Caputo also said that the fire at stored in the kitchen. l Robin Martucci, who then called Both fires are under investigation.' - A Highland mah.-John^trojn;-,, „Xpe!s-^wasKcaused by-the-, same. vthejOre department. ; -- •-~-Caputo saidf^* I have to throw At* 4:461 Saturday morning, . irig, 23, has-been charged .with ar-"-^.methodr- Sherifrs^Departmerit- away all. thejfobd. "Some we can't officials would not comment on . BesTHes '.Tbcc'uring ~ within 48 Fairview " Fire- -Department son in connection with the fire at hours of each other and having- serve so we're giving it to some responded to a.call to Caputo's Joe's. the cause of the fires pending ' people.' The kitchen has to be further investigation. similar methods of combustion, Pizzeria to find a small fire Extensive - fire damage was Caputo pointed out one other scrubbed down and nothing can already in progress. caused to the first and second The fire at Caputo's was similarity. be saved." Fire damage was limited to the floors of the two and a half story discovered by Marist Security front door, window and floor, building. personnel Supervisor Paul Piastro "The place that caught fire The restaurant is covered by but smoke and water damage was Nick Caputo, owner of and Tom Gagliano, who were on (Monday morning) was our old insurance, but will lose eight to .heavy, according to fire depart­ Caputo's, said it appeared that a patrol on the northern end of place, before we moved here," 10 days of business. Caputo ment officials.- flammable liquid was used in the campus "visually checking Caputo said. expects to be open early to the At 1:16 Monday morning, fire. neighbors," according to Joe Dean Lucarini, owner of Joe's middle of next week.

"They like to keep monitoring how she's doing," Quinn said. A family's fight "The last time we went she had gained a pound," added Mrs. Quinn. "They were happy about for little girl's life that." Jennah has to take medication by John Bakke diversions in the office, Jennah several times a day, Quinn said. left quietly. She soon located a "Just like any 3-year-old, there "Jehnah," she said, when bass drum in the outer office are times when she's less than asked what her name was, "J-e-n- area, and the "boom, boom, willing to cooperate, but for the n-a-h." Then she smiled a three- boom" of the drum began to most part she's pretty good about year-old's little smile and turned provide a contrasting background it all," he said. "She knows that her attention elsewhere. to the conversation. she has cystic fibrosis; we've told Her father, Assistant Athletic her that. The way we've explained The. subject at hand was one it is that everybody has a problem Director Dick Quinn, said that his sometimes easily discussed — little daughter is very special to — her daddy has hay fever — and "boom, boom" — but behind the hers is cystic fibrosis." him. talk about CF was a blond-haired Statistics say that Jennah may little girl who has to live with the "We haven't told her that she very well not live long enough to disease day after day, and in a probably won't live past her 20s, finish college. way no one else in the office did. though," said Mrs: Quinn, Jennah Quinn has ' cystic She isn't as articulate or "because she might not fully fibrosis, an inherited disease that khowledgable about it yet" — comprehend that; besides, who's affects the lungs and digestive "boom, boom, boom" — but to say what will happen?" Quinn said that his daughter's system. Relatively little is known she's there, and she is why the Assistant athletic director Dick Quinn, his wife Kathy and about the disease, but one known illness can be hard to live with disease is so hard on people like their daughter Jennah. . (photo by John Bakke) fact is painfully clear to Quinn, the Quinns. sometimes. "The toughest part of his wife Kathy, and all other CF The Quinns first learned about it psychologically is the ups and parents: CF is- currently in­ Jennah's disease when she was 1 downs," he said. "One day she'll they have by being aggressive and and I think a parents' group curable. and had to be hospitalized after be doing very well and I'll think going after it instead of waiting would help other parents who 'Gee, Jennah's really been doing "The disease is passed down what they had originally thought for it to come to them. might be looking for answers to to be a bad cold, they said. Quinn well lately.' Then the very next The Quinns have become in­ their questions the way we were." from the parents, and there's no day might be a bad one — she'll way to detect if you're a carrier," had just accepted his. job at volved with the Dutchess County - Quinn finds fund raising to be a Marist and was in the process of be coughing heavily, everything. chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis constructive way of doing said Quinn, who added that there That's when it's tough — when it is no history of CF in either his or moving to the Poughkeepsie area Foundation, they said. Quinn is something to combat CF,-he said. when Jennah's "cold" was just turns around on you. It's in the process of organizing "The way it is now, there isn't his wife's families. worse then unfair." Jennah, who will be 4 in May, diagnosed as cystic fibrosis. various fund-raisers, while Mrs. much you can do to fight CF moved about Quinn's office as Since then they have changed Their daughter's affliction; Quinn is currently forming a directly, but raising money for her parents talked. She appeared doctors several times, said Mrs. caused the Quinns to begin ' 'parents' support group.'' research and trying to increase to understand the conversation, Quinn, and currently take Jennah learning everything they could "We'd like to be able to public awareness of the disease but chose to occupy herself with to the Westchester Medical Center about CF, according to Quinn. establish a network of support for helps you to feel that you're things far more fascinating to a at Valhalla about every six weeks, Mrs. Quinn said that it's not easy parents," she said. "When we involved in doing something." to find information, and that found out that Jennah had it we bright little 3-year-old girl. where she undergoes X-rays- and Continued on page 2 After exhausting the supply of evaluations of her . progress. they've gotten what knowledge really didn't know where to turn, *age2: THE CIRCLE February 24,1983 •February 24,1983 • THE CIRCLE • Page 3* CF victims now BIG/BROTHER/BIG SISTER Application have more hope Fire alarm system at Marist passes its exam byJohnBakke A Big Brother/Big Sister will be expected to participate in the follow­ ing activities: . ;'•'; '•:.':''" by Christine Dempsey alarms, pullboxes and warning chess County Fire Alarm In fact, because the current Under the old fire alarm Cystic fibrosis is the number borns on each floor of every Headquarters, which notifies the - planning or organizing efforts of the group during the fall system allows the security office system, if a fire alarm box was one genetic killer of children in The fire alarm systems in dormitory. Fairview Fire Department. to be aware of an alarm sounding, pulled down, bells would ring for the United States, according to semester , : Champagnat Hall, Benoit House, In addition to a smoke detector the security dispatcher is able to only 45 seconds and then shut off. the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Meanwhile, the Marist secuity - writing letters to approximately ten — fifteen Freshmen in Gregory House and the and four pullboxes in both Benoit dispatcher radios the security inform County Alarm if it is not a Waters pointed out the danger of The disease causes the body to late June, early July townhouses all passed as House and Gregory House which guards on duty, so that they may working fire before the fire trucks this system with the example of produce an abnormally large "operational" during tests con­ are largely made of wood, both arrive on campus. This way the someone being in the shower and - greeting freshmen as they arrive and assist them in moving open the campus gates to allow amount of mucus, which ac­ ducted Monday and last week by buildings have a heat detector and the fire trucks to enter, and fire trucks may be contacted by not even being aware that the cumulates and interferes with in beginning at approximately 10 a.m., Saturday, September Nichol Oxygen Company, a sprinkler in each of the 18 immediately report to the County Alarm and told they may building was on fire. breathing and digestion. CF 3rd although an additional smoke rooms plus in public places, building in which the alarm reduce their speed, Waters said. Although the old system was children, the foundation says, can alarm was installed to "enhance according to Waters. - helping to arrange activities during the first two weeks or sounded, Waters said. Waters added, however, that once fully acceptable at its time, actually suffocate in the the current system," according to the trucks leave the firehouse, Waters said he is glad that the longer which will help Freshmen meet people and become In­ Director of Marist Security Marist College also goes over congestion of their own lungs in the state requirements of having At this point, according to there is no turning back. dorms now have loud horns, severe cases. tegrated into the Marist community .,'•'.,... Joseph Waters. Waters, the Fairview Fire at least four firedrills a year in "It is the standard operational which not only continue sounding There is no cure and there is no - continuing the relationshp with the Freshmen on an informal "Without a question, we have Department is most likely already until a security worker shuts them good fire safety system in our each dorm, one of which should policy that once the fire trucks way of testing to determine if be at night, by holding five or six on its way to campus, which is off, but are "more vandal-proof basis for at least the Fall semester - dorms at Marist," said Waters. only about two miles away from leave the barn they do not return someone is carrying the disease drills a year, Waters said. until they have reached the scene than the bells." and can pass it to his children, - cooperating with the assigned' Student Life Team Waters suggested that there was the firehouse. Yet one advantage not enough smoke to immediately and have determined themselves Waters also added, however even though he may not actually Under the current alarm of the direct line from each dorm that the vandalism of fire safety set off the alarm in the Jan. 30 system, which was installed in to the security office is that the that it is not a working fire," have CF himself, according to the Name. Waters said. equipment is at a minimum, and CF Foundation. They estimate fire in Benoit House, after which, 1980, there is an ABC telephone security office is notified as soon that the dorm residents have been Benoit residents said, the alarm line that runs directly from each as an alarm sounds in one of the In reference to the observation that one in 20 Americans carries Expected Year of Graduation. .Current GPA_ cooperating during fire drill the defective CF gene. failed to sound until seven or dormitory to the security office in dorms. Previously, the security that evacuting residents are often evacuations. Big Brothers eight minutes after the fire was Donnelly Hall, which sends a office did not find out about the refused immediate re-admittance "Even if they can't find a cure, P.O. Box : extinguished. signal to the anunciator box in the alarm sounding until after the fire into the building in which a false "The student body should be we're hoping they might come up "Controlled smoke situations" security office as soon as a fire department did, and often had to alarm has sounded. Waters said, complimented that they realize with something to control it, the Residence or Address. are also being planned to check alarm circuit in one of the dorms depend on a phone call from the "The fire chief is rightfully not that fire safety is a serious matter, way insulin controls diabetes," dorm alarms during the Easter in activated, according to Waters. scene where the alarm was going going to let anyone back in the and that they cooperate with said Dick Quinn, who first knew Big Sisters vacation. Simultaneously, a signal is sent off before being aware of a fire, building unless he is certain that security when they evacuate the he was a carrier when doctors Home Address Phone There are currently smoke via a dedicated line to the Dut­ Waters said. there's not a fire therein." building for fire drill," he added. determined that his daughter has (Street) the disease. There is' currently no Write - Call - Meet an incoming way of controlling CF. (City) (State) (Zip) "Twenty-five years ago, when member of the Freshman Class of '83 the CF Foundation was Summer Address Phone The Pinkwaters: Writing for children, teaching adults established, few children with CF lived beyond three years of age," as they apply to Marist. Help them by (if different) (Street) says a foundation fund-raising by Lisa Arthur His career as a writer began as brochure. "Today, nearly half of letting them know somebody. (City) (State) (Zip) the result of a "pure accident." those children born with CF can He's been a sculptor. He's While exhibiting some of his work expect to live into their twenties." trained dogs. He says he's never at a museum, he was approached Activities: had an ounce of formal training by someone who told him he The CF Foundation, by its own Fill out the the adjacent form. in writing fiction. should be illustrating children's estimates, raises millions of books. He was teaching young dollars every year through various His name is Daniel Pinkwater, children at the time and said he Return in person or by campus mail author of over 30 children's admired the honest way in which methods to finance its projects. Names of other current students whom you think might help in this books, and he is currently According to the foundation, 75 effort: they viewed the world. He decided by 4th March to: teaching a workshop in fiction at to give the world of children's percent of this money goes to Marist. research, medical care, education fiction a try. The first book he and training programs and Father Richard A. LaMorte Pinkwater sees his role as a had published was "The Terrible community service, while the teacher, of fiction as that of a Roar," which he says he wrote so other 25 ^percent finances fund- "sounding board." this is his he'd have something to illustrate.. Room 266CC i ,, first attempt at teaching his craft. raising and administrative costs. Pinkwater's books have been The Dutchess County Chapter "This is an experiment on my called off-beat to downright of the CF Foundation is located part. I don't know how anyone weird. "The Hoboken Chicken on New Hackensack Road in can expect to learn anything Emergency," for example, is Wappingers Falls. According to TWO GOOD DEALS about writing-in a classroom. The about a 200-pound-plus fowl who Katherine Quinn, an active most that can be done here is that wreaks havoc, running wild member of the chapter, volun­ we can encourage each other," he through the streets of Hoboken, teers are always needed and THAT CANT BE BEAT! said. N.J. "The Worms of welcome to help. Pinkwater, who says that he is Kilkamanjaro" tell the ad­ generally impressed with the ventures of a young boy who at students in his class and their begins his summer working at his competency, tells a story of how grandfather's world famous Quinn his wife, Jill Pinkwater, was told salami snap fastener factory, and McDonalds by a college professor that she ends it on a fantastic expedition had no future as a writer. The searching for an intelligent worm Continued from page 1 remark discouraged her for species in Africa. .-,-•' of Hyde Park Foolish Fox almost 20 years. His latest novel, "Young Adult The local CF Foundation chapter has been involved in Novel," is a satire of all the "I," he said, "will never do children's problems books. The various "marathon-type" that to anyone. My wife believed fundraisers and has arranged for novel tells the story of a teenager (photo by Gina Franciscovich) that guy and didn't write again who has problems. Big problems. Daniel Pinkwater lectures at local schools, said Mrs. Sundays Specials! for almost 20 years. Now she's Quinn. "You have to keep By the third chapter it is revealed written a children's novel that is that this tragic youth has a drug thinking of ideas, and you have to wonderful." the book to his heart as a devilish or the sake of any system," he have a.lot of fun doing it," he not be afraid to ask (for help). problem, an alcohol problem, a grin spread across his face," the said, "I'm in this for one reason said. 99c PUB Pinkwater:, who said he was mother in a mental hospital, a 13 Times called me ob­ — to please myself." Pinkwater's plans for the That's one thing we've learned — you've got to go out and ask." ; also considered "a complete year old sister who is a prostitute, scene." Pinkwater said that although future include writing a novel for Quinn said that there are two washout" in college, has a and that she has become Pinkwater .has received, a the chances of being published are adults and a syndicated comic major : local CF- fund-raising background in the visual arts. He pregnant. number of "silly awards," as he about the same as winning a prize strip and should be out in a year. events comingl up. One will be Hotcakes has an art degree from a college "Young Adult Novel," calls them, over the 14 or so years in the New York State Lottery, he And, he says, if he ever does stop March 13 at the McCann center, he refuses to identify. Pinkwater said, was reviewed by he's been in the business. He would not discourage anyone having fun as a writer he'll give it when the New York Jets are Can Eat! "I never tell where I went," he as being refuses to name any of them, from trying. up in a minute and find scheduled to play a benefit said. "I didn't like the school so I profane and obscene. " ;. though. "The main thing is your've something else to do. Maybe even game against a local see no reason to advertise for it." "I love it," he said, clutching "I'm not in this for any awards really got to enjoy doing it — training dogs again. radio station's team. The second is "U.S.A. Team Tour 1983," in which, eight PLUS Pub Night people,, are planning to .bicycle across the United States and back, again to benefit CF; The planned I Marist Computers as professors in Marist's future? route is 10,000 miles long, passes I through 26 states as well as the I byDanHartman shown the most interest are the be seen by the instructor, so the area. of when CAI will be put into use District of Columbia, and is BUY ONE BIG MAC® departments as well as the teacher can keep track of what Cecil Denney, director of the at Marist and that it depends on scheduled to start in I It may not be long before learning center. each student has been doing. computer center at Marist, says how many teachers he can get Poughkeepsie April 10, according I Marist students go to a computer What is put into the computer that he has no real goal as to when involved in the project. He said to Tim Messerich, coordinator GET ONE FREE! Jeff Meisner D.J What the computer does is ask I for their class lessons. the student questions about the for each subject is determined by he would like to have CAI that if there is enough interest, and originator of the tour. . The college is currently looking the teacher of that subject. The develop at Marist, but he did say "we have a usable product now." Still, the reality of CF lies I subject being studied and the OFFER GOOD ONLY AT: into the possibility of a computer student responds by what he teacher gives his lesson or lecture some courses may be using it within children like Jennah I McDonald's Restaurant assisted instruction project, in believes is the right answer. If the plan to a programmer at the within a year. One possibility is a Marist has been getting much Quinn, whose lives are still being I which students interact with the student is correct, he is computer center and the new nursing program using CAI. of its information on CAI from shortened by the disease. RTE. 9, HYDE PARK, N.Y. computer as part of drills and congratulated. If he isn't right, programmer puts that in­ Denney explained that it is easier Education Computer Systems of '.'Boom, boom, boom," I lessons for certain classes. Chris the computer tells him so, formation into the computer for to implement assisted instruction Maricopa Community College in Jennah was busy again with the I ! Hawkinson, student monitor at perhaps gives a hint, and the later use by the students. into new programs than by Pheonix, Ariz. Maricopa is also drum. "To me she's special," the computer center, has been student is allowed another try. putting it into already developed giving Marist financial assistance said Quinn, "and not just because February 26th | [melon,** /YV communicating with facutly After each drill session, the The teacher can use Computed programs because in older for the project. Hawkinson said of CF. I'd like to think she'd be members to give them in­ programs, the teacher already has he has been working with COUPON' Feb. 24th • Mar. 10th COUPON ; student is told how well he per­ Assisted Instruction for 'daily just as special even if she didn't formation regarding the project. formed. The computer also assignments for the students or as a developed method of teaching. Maricopa to get the latest in­ have cystic fibrosis." .... He says the departments that have maintains a record of the students • remedial help if a student is formation on computer assisted modern language and ?ngmn. overall performance, which may having difficulty in one particular Hawkimon said he has no idea . instruction. iFebroary 24,1983 - THE CIRCLE. Page 5a 'Page 4 - THE CIRCLE • February 24,1983' Readers Write All letters must be typed triple space with a 60 space margin, and submitted to the Circle office no later than 1 p.m. Monday. Short letters are preferred. We reserve the Jtenu right to edit all letters. Letters must be signed, but names may be withheld upon Breakfast Lunch Dinner request. Letters will be published depending upon availability of space. The Choice of Juice Heritage Salad Bar Heritage Salad Bar New Jersey Fare of Fresh Fruil Kettles of Hot Soup Roast Round of Beef The culinary corner Eggs to your Order Sausage & Pepper Hero Chicken Croquettes Foolish Fox: featuring Scrambled Chef Salad Bowl with White Sauce Egg-Dip Waffle w/Syrup Baked Macaroni & Cheese Rice Casserole To the Editor: thirds of the state is still open with Breakfast Potatoes lush farmlands, forests, Deli Bar w/Sliced Ham Whipped Potato For most people who do not J Cold Cereal Bar Hot Vegetable Garden Sweet Green Peas live in New Jersey, the state is a mountains, and the Pinelands, Fresh Pastry Choice of Dessert Hot Deli Bar place people have to drive which offers a taste of the through or fly over to get southern swamps. New Jersey's Selection of Juice Heritage Salad Bar Heritage Salad Bar somewhere else. To many out of farmlands, although small and Fruit of the Season Steaming Hot Soups Breaded Fried Fish Eggs to your Order Hamburger on a Roll Grilled Ham Steaks staters, New Jersey is just a compact are among the most by RickO'Donnell I can't imagine what the fruit of small pork chop). On Sunday you Fried Egg Sandwich Chicken Pot Pie Hawaiian corridor between New York City productive per acre in the United Hot Griddle Cakes Cheese Quiche Sliced Carrots the season would be in the middle also had the option of choosing Deli Bar w/Sliced Oven Browned Potato and Philadelphia. Most of us at States. Jersey's agriculture of February). On Wednesday Grilled Home Fries I wanted this week's column to the Lentil, lima and rice casserole Gold Cereal Bar Roast Beef Hot Deli Bar w/Meatballs Marist can't begin to understand specializes in poultry, dairy and everyone was treated to a (sounds like leftovers to me!) Fresh Baked Pastry Hot Vegetable Choice of Dessert have a special appeal to the girls why New Jersey is referred to as vegetgables. And for those who breakfast buffet. One student One feature that every lunch the Garden State. It is nor- enjoy the shore,' Jersey offers at Marist. I decided that I could who attended this "buffet" either write about guys, clothes or and dinner offers is the "Heritage Heritage Salad Bar toriously noted for being a haven some of the finest beaches described it for me. "They took salad bar." I'm not sure what it Grilled Cheese Heritage Salad Bar food. Food won out. Oven Roasted Lamb for chemical and factory plants. anywhere and in many areas will the same old stuff and moved it has to do with heritage, perhaps Fishwich on a Bun s Breakfast Buffet Beef Stew w/Cornbread Spaghetti Special However, New Jersey is a state not allow the beaches to become a This week I am a critic of fine out into the middle of the they are referring to Marist's Deli Bar w/Chicken Parsley Boiled Potato of surprises. It is only one thirty- sea of people. cafeteria." On Thursday they "Judeo-Christian heritage." The Salad Hot Deli Bar American cuisine in the Mid- Choice of Dessert fourths the size of Texas and only For those who like en­ . I wanted to offered "chilled fruit juice" and a salad bar can be a great source of Choice of Dessert Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, tertainment, the recent addition reveiw a good restaurant, so I "fresh fruit bar" (sounds like a enjoyment for the dieting student. gay bar to me!). ( and Rhode Island are smaller. of casinos in Atlantic City and the made a list of the best restaurants Chilled Fruu uice Heritage Salad Bar Heritage Salad Bar However, New Jersey is one of new Meadlowlands complex are in the area. I chose The Mill After sampling some of the fine Fresh Fruit Bar Two Hot Soups Oven Fried Chicken Pieces the major producers of goods and The lunch menu seemed to vary dishes that the Marist College Breakfast Omelette Cheese & Mushroom Pizza Veal Cutlet w/Brown Gravy within easy driving and parking House, The Beekman Arms Inn, Poached Eggs Pepper & Onion Omelette Creamed Mushroom and services. New Jersey is the leader distance. The Meadowlands Squires East and The Culinary just as much. On Monday, Dining Hall had to offer I 1 French Toast Sauteed Ham Brouchette Bean Casserole in pharmaceuticals, second in offers football, basketball, Institute. After looking the list Wednesday, Friday and Saturday seriously questioned why so many a Fried Breakfast Potato Deli Bar featuring... Buttered White rice of their customers continued to Cold Cereal Bar Sliced Turkey Breast Mixed Vegetables chemicals, and in the top ten in soccer, hockey, horseracing, and over carefully, while taking my they offered a "choice of H Fresh Breakfast Pastry Your Choice of Dessert Hot Deli Bar electrical machinery, electronic concerts. The Meadowlands college budget into account, I dessert." However, in case you come back for more. I found out get sick of that, on Thursday they that if you're on the food plan equipment, -rubber, plastic, sports complex is considered by made my choice — The Marist. Choice of Juice Heritage Salad Bar clothes, and fine china. In ad­ many to be the finest anywhere. College Dining Hall. offer "your choice of dessert" (I you must pay for the full 20 meals Fruits in Season Chefs Kettle Soups Heritage Salad Bar guess on the other days it's a week, if you're a resient on Eggs to your Order Breaded Fishsticks Fresh Roast Pork dition to this, a large number of Also, New Jersey has one of the Piping Hot Waffles Sloppy Joe on a Bun Eggplant Parmesan corporations have moved out to best amusement parts anywhere, The- prices were very someone else's choice.) Some of campus you must be on the food w/Butter and Syrup Chilled Fruit Salad Plate Whipped Potato Jersey because of its attractive, being Great Adventure. reasonable; $3.50 for dinner, the highlights were the Sauteed plan, if you're a freshman you Breakfast Potatoes Deli Bar w/Tuna Salad Steamed Leaf Spinach $2.50 for lunch and $2.00 for Cold Cereal Bar Hot Vegetable Hot Deli Bar w/Sausage sites, along with cheaper land and Ham Brouchette and the Soup du must be a resident on campus. So Choice of Dessert Choice of Dessert Students first breakfast. I figured with prices I guess this is some kind of Freshly Made Muffins lower taxes. New Jersey has New Jersey, with its diversity is jour (if it sounds French it can't" emerged as a strong competitor in almost like America in minature. like these either the management taste too bad). initiation, if you can make it Selection of Juice Heritage Salad Bar Heritage Salad Bar the Northeast, outdoing New Within two hours, a Jerseyan can is very charitable of the food is through Ethics, Rhetoric and the Variety of Fruit Last Tuesday evening, an off-campus incident other student. It is a cop-out to say that, because Dinner provided something a a Soup du jour Quarter Pounder on a York, Massachusetts, Penn­ be at the mountains, sports lousy. The management is far Cafeteria for a year, you've Eggs to your Order Late Risers Breakfast Sesame Seed Bun occurred which has affected the whole campus. of the fight, Clare would no longer be able to little different for the P Blueberry Pancakes w/ with all the Fixin's sylvania, and Ohio in her capital from charitable. earned the right to be called an Rigatoni w/Marinara Sauce perform his job. Clare is being denied the chance complex, shore, pinelands, Hot Butter and Syrup Deli Bar Sandwiches Chefs Choice Fights at bars are, unfortunately, not common, discriminating palate. On upper-classman. Home Fries to even try. personal income arid in per­ farmlands, casinos, and the city. I took a look at the menu to see Cold Cereal Bar French Fried Shoestrings but when they occur between members of the Monday they served Chicken Cold Cereal Bar Hot Vegetable Buttery Lima Beans student body and the residence staff, the centage of population growth. For those of you who don't know what the unsuspecting diner Croquettes with White sauce (I Our Own Pastry Choice of Dessert The worst part of the whole incident is the I still wonder why they're so Hot Deli Bar One of the unique aspects of New Jersey except for driving would get for these low prices. ramifications are serious. division it has caused among the students. don!t care what color it is, I just strict about checking the dining The point of this editorial is not to determine Rumors have been spread about an R.A. New Jersey is that once can be out through or flying over, get off the The breakfast menu varies a great want to know what's in it). On of the industrial sector and into highway sometime and you will service numbers on students' Heritage Salad Bar Heritage Salad Bar who started the fight, or who is to blame. As a "strike," and there are students who believe they deal. On Monday they offer a Wednesday they offered the I.D.'s, do they think we're Choice of Juice Fried Port Choplette the suburbs or the rural country­ be surprised of its diversity. Seasonal Fruit Roast Turkey result of the incident, the students involved have won some sort of "victory" over the R.A.s. "choice of juice" and "fare of "spaghetti special" (I didn't have suicidal? We only eat it because Scrambled Eggs side within minutes Over two- Bob Davies Lentil. Lima, and received disciplinary action — all but one, that is, R.A.s are students, and to see students pitted fresh fruit" (as opposed to the the heart to ask what made it so we have no choice. On the other French Toast w/Syrup Rice Casserole who was fired from his job as an R.A. in the against other students is a sad sight at Marist. "carnival of fresh fruit"). On special). On Sunday they served a hand, maybe someone really likes I Rasher or Beacon Whipped Potato Home Fries Buttered Corn • freshman area. The residence staff is supposed to be a support Crew night Tuesday they offer "selection of "fried pork Choplette" (sounds Chicken Croquettes . and White Cold Cerea\ Bar Hot DeVi Bar We understand that R.A's are supposed to be system for the students, not some kind of un­ • juice" and "fruit of the season" ( like a cute name for. an extremely "Sauce! " " ' - ••••••.-• role models and representatives of Marist. defined enemy. Dear Editor: Keep an eye out for further However, does that mean that they are never "off LaMorte's decision should be overturned and This is to inform everyone that details or ask your local Crew duty"? Also, all members of the residence staff Willy Clare should be reinstated as a freshman Monday, March 7, at The Chance Team member!!! are repeatedly told that they are students first, R.A. if the bad feelings surrounding the incidenct the Marist College Crew Team will be holding its annualCrew We look forward to seeing and R.A.s second. Obviously, this does not apply are to be dispelled. But there are greater issues EVERYONE there. People under in all cases. here as well. Perhaps it is time that the whole Night Auction. Various items from local merchants will be 19 will be admitted, but not Willy Clare should have been dealt with on a decision-making process in the Student Affairs allowed to drink. Office is reviewed. auctioned. Entertainment will be disciplinary level as would be the case for any provided by WMCR DJs and a Sincerely, student band composed of Adam, MARIST COLLEGE Billy... (The whole gang) CREW TEAM Pre-mids slump An honor To the Editor, Fall 1983 Course Advisor. In reading it, I found two courses The time is just about right; it's two weeks trying to kid? I would like to thank Adrianne Friday: On Campus Saturday: On Campus Sunday: On Campus Monday: On Campus Tuesday: On Campus Thursday: On Campus that would make me, your Wednesday before mid-terms and students' participation is at Mayfests and Dance-a-thons just don't hap­ "Ready or Not" Donnelly and Meeting: HEOP Open House Mass: Chapel Rehearsal: Ken Weber On Campus: "Bus Stop the normal low. Maybe it's the heavy studying pen; they require a great deal of planning and Ann "What's a Car Wash" Ryan average follower in a crowd into a fssmtwCC270,2p.m. Alumni Office 11 a.m. "The Drunkard" Workshop Psychology lecture: t8 p.m. they're all doing — professors seem to put a little depend on a certain amount of dedication. Even for nominating me for the fearless leader like Ted Perrotte Theatre, 1 p.m. New Dining Room Fireside, 3:30 p.m. "Child Crisis in the pressure on just before exams. Or maybe it's the when participation only involves dropping a slip Follower, the Devoted Fool within a semester. Meeting: Champagnat 9:30 p.m. Coffeehouse Commuter Union Classroom" 7 p.m. weather — that time of year when it's not quite of paper in the mail to express an opinion that Award. The first course which is listed Mass: Chapel House II Hypnotist Student Talent D249,2p.m. Dinner, Pub, 5 p.m. winter and it's not quite spring makes many could improve the school, almost no one It is an honor to receive a under SOCIALLIFE 101, is 6:15 p.m. The Chance Ken Weber Rehearsal 9 p.m. responds. entitled How to Be the Life of the The last episode 8:30 p.m. "The Drunkard" people feel like during nothing at all. It happens nomination by these two out­ Concert: Marist Film: Women's Basketball The Circle ran a coupon in the last two issues, Party. The course description Workshop: M*A*S*H New Dining Room every year. standing and respected jour­ College Singers "Norma Rae" Free admission Metropolitan "The Best and Worst of Marist," and received a goes on to say that this course is Leadership Skills 9:30 p.m. Once mid-terms are over, the weather starts to nalists. I am sure that Mr. CC249,2:15 p.m. Theatre, 8 p.m. Theatre Tournament get nicer, the work seems to get easier and people whopping eight returns. Why is it that so many Perfotte and Miss Poe are just as for the person who attends social 7 & 9:30 p.m. are looking for things to do. It's time to par­ people complain about professors and courses, pleased in receiving their functions and tends to put an end WMCR Dinner Men's Basketball Rehearsal: ticipate in activities! but no one will even clip a coupon to do nominations for Fearless Leader to the festivities. This course Pub, 5 p.m. vs. Fairieigh There's only one problem with the whole something about it? They have a reason — they and Over-Achiever Awards teaches students things like what Dickinson, 8 p.m. "The Drunkard" were "busy." . respectively. to wear according to the theme of New Dining Room, situation — there aren't many activities! Film: 8:30 p.m. the party, (IE. On Valentines Day "Norma Rae" Commuter Union There's only one problem with the whole Well, these people will have plenty of time on Just think, we can put these Silver Anniversary situation — there aren't many activities because their hands this spring. If the poor attendance at coveted awards on our resumes, girls should wear BRIGHT pink Theatre, 7:30 p.m. Semi-Formal Rehearsal: during the winter when they were being planned, club meetings and activity planning meetings and really impress prospective and guys should wear red), what CUB Mixer Dining Room, 9 p.m. "Snow White" there wasn't much interest, so many clubs continues, there won't be much to do after employers. I can add this award to say to that wallflower, and Fireside, 9 p.m. shows the students how to break Dining Room couldn't hold spring activities. Easter. to my long list of honors such as 9 p.m. Pub Night with There are more excuses for not getting involved Perhaps it would be best for The Circle to wait the Joe Marist Award, the the ice with a question like Jeff Misner, 9 p.m. St. Patrick's until spring to run the coupon again. By then Irishman of the Month, and of "What's your Major?" DayCeiliand than reasons for it. Some people are very honest Swimming Gaelic Mass TBA and just say they aren't interested. That's fine there won't be much in the way of activities to course the Most Likely to Be a The second course, which is Championships - Metropolitan distract people from the issues. There should be a Prep Award. listed under COMEDY 304 is TBA Swimming and except that many of these people are the same . Championships, TBA The Bardavon ones who complain of being bored. Who are they great response. Being a member of the SAC, I entitled, "The Sixth Sense, The "Children of a was able to obtain a copy of the Deadline for Continued on page 9 incompletes and Freshman Lesser God" winner grad changes for Ski Trip TBA of the Tony Award 1983 Winter for Best Play and Intercession The Bardavon The Outer Critics The New Vic Circle and Drama Tara Scanlon Desks Awards Co-Editors RickO'Donnell Reporters Lisa Arthur, Maria Azzolina, Advertising Staff The Bardavon Theatre of London Lisa Crandall presents Chaucer's 3 & 7:30 p.m. Patti Walsh Cindy Bennedum, Karen Boil, Dlanne Gallagher Jean Pierre Rampal Tim Dearie, Alison Demarest, and Ransom Wilson, "Canterbury Tales" Tickets for the Chris Dempsey, Lori Dyer, flutists, perform 8 p.m. at (he ' 3 p.m. performance Associate Editors Karen Lindsay Classified Kevin Shulz 1869 Opera House are $14, $12 & $10 Highlights Lou Ann Seelig Donna Fidaleo, Mike Graney, the Vivaldi Flute Lynn Gregorskl, Eileen Hayes, Tickets $12, $10 For the 7:30 The Donna Cody Seelbach Cartoonist Ted Waters Concertos with Kristine Lawas, Jim Leonard, and $8.50 performance tickets Gene Llannis Solisti New York Kim and Reggie Harris describe their performance as Karyn Magdalen, Paul Murnana Photography Staff Gina Franciscovich, Jeff Kiely, Chamber Orchestra, are $18, $16 & $14. Krider has expanded their music to include keyboards, Karen Nizolek, Susan Pyle, Kyle Miller, Jeanne LeGloahec There will be an "music to hear with closed eyes and an open heart." horns, vocals and light percussion. They have written Circle Frank Raggo, Laura Reichert, Ransom Wilson Sports Editor BIIITravers conducting. 8 p.m. infared hearing It's a beautiful description of beautiful music which is music for television and radio commercials, including Roger Romano, Jane Scarchilli, system characterized as soft rock. They are native Mark Stuart, Gwen Swinton, Tickets $14, $12 one for a nationally distributed line of greeting cards. Advertising Manager Jim Barnes and $8 at both shows and a Philadelphians who have been performing together for Boppin Bob Weinman, Mark Zangari Faculty Advisor David McCraw singer at the 3 pm. Joe Didzlulls eight years. Kim and Reggie each play guitar, compose Kim, Reggie and Conrad will be performing at the Business Manager Adrienne Ryan performance. and arrange their music and harmonize with each other Fireside Lounge tonight at 9 p.m. for a coffeehouse in a style that is uniquely theirs. The addition of Conrad sponsored by the C.U.B. Refreshments will be served. Yjwsya?fl&a:yr/r^^ ^o.1.'.-*.^*.1»» Page 6 • THE CIRCLE February 24,1983. t .February 24,1983 • THE CIRCLE • Page 7, Reel impressions The following Internships are available for Sum­ mer & Fall:

The year TECH WRITING &P.R. CIRCLE of living I.B.M. Kingston I.B.M. Poughkeepsie ADVERTISERS to grow dangerously I.B.M. Owego byJohnBakke or in another agency," said at the home has become much by Tom Fisher N.Y.S. Assembly Bainbridge. "They are here more disturbed," Hexel said, There's a playground, a ball because they come from an speaking of changes she's seen in When one thinks of Australia, field, a big gray gymnasium right abusive family, — we work with a the four years she has been at the the images that come to mind are in the back yard,"and there's lot of abused children and abusive home. "The kinds of problems kangaroos, uncivilized always somebody around to play family situations. Also, children that the children are presenting aborigines, Quantas Airlines and TV PROD Next week's Circle will be the last un­ with. are put here because they need are much more severe." a popular tune by Men At Work. Residents of the Poughkeepsie adoptive placement." Hexel attributes the worsening In more realistic terms, that little WNBC-TV-"Prime of Your Life," N.Y.C. til March 31. Deadline is by Monday, Children's Home have quite a bit About 65 percent of the conditions of children needing continent "down under" has been available to them; you might even children treated are from Dut­ treatment to recent state direc­ turning out some very high WCBS-TV-"Two on the Town," N.Y.C. 1 p.m. say they've got everything a kid chess County, although the home tions concerning child care. quality and original pieces of might want. serves Westchester, Orange, According to Hexel, the state has filmmaking. The Year of Living XICOM-TV Production, Texedo, N.Y. Except their familiesv Rockland and Columbia counties altered the amount of children Dangerously, although not the Founded in 1847, the as well, according to Bainbridge. receiving therapy that need it. She best release to come from Children's Home is now located Catherine E. Hexel, social said that state agencies are more Australia, is certainly not the on Fulton Street in Poughkeepsie. work supervisor at the home, said hesitant to recommend more worst either. It currently houses 45 children that the Children's Home is restrictive treatment for children The film stars Mel Gibson ROOSEVELT THEATRE Now Playing Friday Feb. 18, ranging in age from 6 to 16. The classified as an institution and as and because of this many children (Mad Max, The Road Warrior, BUSINESS, Marketing, Advertising & Sales through Thursday March 16 children at the home are not such is categorically the most who might need a more restrictive Rti. 9, Hyda Park, N.Y. orphans, but children whose Gallipoli) as news journalist Guy TEL. CA9-2000 restrictive setting for treating atmosphere go without it until the children on a day-to-day home and will state 'I want to be DCD Technologies parents are for one reason or Hamilton. Hamilton finds ••••••••••••••••••••••ft*********** children. "The children that have their problems become very basis. home." But they're not unhappy, himself in 1950s Jakarta, In- Mike Bolgek, Inc. Advertising another unable to care for them. the most problems come to in­ severe. Jay McGinnis, currently the they're very actively involved in doesia to cover the events leading There is one cadet In the past the Children's stitutions; those that don't have special interest coordinator at the living their lives, in getting a up to a Communist revolution. Northerwestern Sales Home has cared for a wide variety as many problems go to group "I think there's such a home, used to be a child-care better sense of themselves as While he's there, he also finds a about to expose the system... of children, according to Dr. Paul homes or foster homes," she said. tremendous push on now to have individuals." romatic interest in the form of Jill worker and is aware of the Heubline, Inc. of Hartford Bainbridge, program director at . According to Bainbridge, there kids serviced in their own home hardships of the job. "It's a hard Within the main home the (Sigourney Weaver). It takes the home. "There was a time are similarities among many of that the children that might have Hamilton almost the whole film job because it involves a lot of children are separated into a THE TRUTH: when they had infants here," the children who come to the come into care aren't coming into time. They're on for two or three boys' department and a girls' before he takes his work or his Bainbridge said. "There was a home. "What most of the care, and those that are, are so girl seriously, and, more im­ IT WAS ALL A LIE. days at a time, and they sleep department, with a child-care time when the kids were mainly children share is a background of severely disturbed that they need here," he said. "They're staff for each. The children are portantly, the environment that adolescents here and a time when failure in school, failure in living intensive work," said Hexel. "We he is living in. responsible for getting the kids up enrolled in public schools and this There are MANY more available! the kids were orphans. Our goals skills-in the sense that they used to get kids at a young enough in the morning and getting them plays a large part in their lives. Director Peter Weir, who are to provide what were capable haven't fit into a family setting, age that we could do something. dressed. They eat all the meals There is a mandatory study hall directed Gibson in Gallipoli, See us in D230 for more information. THELORDS of providing to the community, to and they usually have failed with Now they're coming in older and with the kids; they're directly every night and tutors to help the creates a moody, claustrophobic, fill the needs that the community their peers," he said. "That by then the damage is so severe that there's not a whole lot that responsible for them. It takes a children with schoolwork. and gut-wrenching atmosphere. presents us with." covers most of the bases if you're certain kind of personality to be a In addition to that said He shows us only the seamy side Right now those needs require a kid." you can do." There will be a seminar for anyone interested in OF DISCIPLINE The Children's Home employs child-care worker. You have to be Bainbridge, there are other things of country that also has some very the home to care primarily for able to give a lot and not need a to keep the children busy. beautiful areas. We feel the in­ dependent, neglected or abused The atmosphere at the a sizeable, full-time staff of work becoming an intern on Thursday, March 3, at A PARAMOUNT PICTURE .^ttb.. lot in return." "Annually we go camping at tense heat, the hunger, the pain II3«a> present this Adand HI KduN c*vm*n* zaaa^^aaak • children. "Children are here Children's Home has undergone with the children. There are 21 and the anguish of people who several changes during its 135 child-care workers at the main Among the entire staff, no Mystic with about 12 kids for two 11:20 (free slot) in 0211. .:.. Receive One Dollar OH- because they are unmanageable in group is probably more important weeks. We get kids from the age have become mentally and r :.i\- their own home, in a foster home, years of service.-"-The population homeland their job is to care for physically emaciated by a ••••••••••••••••••••••^•••'••^^^ ''"' to the "progress of' the children of 14 up a job in the summer," government that doesn't know or than the six social workers. As Bainbridge said. "We have a care. Weir parades dozens of social work supervisor, Hexel is Christmas here for the kids, we deformed people before our eyes responsible for dealing with state have an Easter, we have a and effectively grabs our sym­ guidelines and mandates, in Valentine's day, we have all of pathies. Along these same lines, addition to supervising her five that." the most sympathetic character in DANCE co-workers. Approximately 51 percent of the movie is a dwarf named Billy Marist Coffee Shop "Although we're a private, the children that come to the (Linda Hunt). Billy keeps files on non-profit organization the state home are eventually returned to everyone in his little bungalow, Department of Social Services their own families said Hexel. where he is surrounded by his PLAY POOL oversees us because they oversee Most of the others go on to other photographs of people with sad, I BELONG TO all the child-care institutions in institutions or foster homes, or staring eyes. the state," said Hexel. "There are are prepared for adoption. certain guidelines for operating Although the home does not Billy looks up to Guy. He also or THE MARIST which are contingent with our actually make any adoptive idolizes Jill. Billy is constantly licensure and it's my respon­ placements, there are an average searching for someone to believe MUNCH BUNCH sibility to see that we're meeting of about ten children at any time in. His files grow thick with them in our everyday operation." information and personal JUST MINGLE who are being prepared for thoughts about the people he Hexel said that the goals of the adoption, according to Hexel. cares about. social, workers are the Other children stay at the home rehabilitation of the family so far longer than the average two- Hamilton's story takes a that the child can return home._ year period according to Bain­ second seat to Billy's. He learns Commuters & Residents: "Our format is family therapy," bridge, and remain until they to understand the way Billy feels, she said. "We approach the child but he doesn't take these feeling begin their adult lives. These are personally enough. Hamilton in treatment as part of a family in generally the older adolescent comes to represent the Westerner Save 10% treatment. You can't treat a child children and for the most part as he is, blind to what is really without treating his family they live in two "group homes" happening in places like because they're a part of the in Hyde Park. Southeast Asia. He doesn't problem." The group homes are ex­ understand Communism enough, Success of treatment is tensions of the Children's Home either. During the attempted Check out coupon measured in different ways, and each has a staff of child-care revolution, Hamilton nearly gets according to Hexel. "Success is workers, said Hexel. However, killed trying to get a story, really dependent on the goals you the group homes are licensed as thinking that "freedom of the booklet. Good in establish for the child and foster homes rather than in­ press" is an international Marist community lends a hand whether or not the child is able to stitutions and do not officially amendment. reach those goals," she said. offer the same level of care as the Coffee Shop, Deli Progress, doesn't come easily main house. The Year of Living byJohnBakke outside of any course Sheard, another volunteer from Hexel said. "The growth process As for the future, the Dangerously offers some stan­ requirements. According to Marist, said, "We've only been is very slow. If you get a neglected Children's Home will most likely dout performances by Gibson (in and Dining Hall Since the mid-1960s Marist Catherine Hexel, social work there a week, so it's hard to say child in, you might see some "remain in the children a very different role from Mad College has played a part in the supervisor at the home, student much about it, but it's been things right away. Yoirgive him business," according to Hexel, Max), Sigourney Weaver (very community support of the volunteers have been involved in enjoyable so far." good solid meals long enough and "but we may offer other kinds of good as a British envoy), and Children's Home, according to supervising children in such Anne Patterson, placement Linda Hunt. The dark, soft focus he puts on weight and he starts to programs." Margaret Gold, former executive things as playground activities, coordinator at the home, said that look healthy. You see those kinds Regarding far-reaching future cinematography of location director of the home. and have also been used as tutors. scenes shot in Manila and Coffee Shop Special the Marist volunteers spend their of improvements-health im- pans, Bainbridge said, "We're Gold, now a professor at time at Children's Home working provements-immediately.'' planning to increase our potential Australia is emotionally realistic. Marist, said that originally the There are currently four Marist This movie can be very dismal directly with the children. "They "But the damage to the child's for offering out-patient services Hot Dog and Soda $1.00 Marist brothers volunteered their students working part time at the help in study halls, they help put personality is usually pretty severe to the community. This type of and depressing, and almost makes time at the home, located just a home; three are volunteering as you feel as if you've been wat­ the children to bed," she said. by the time we get them," she service might involve placing a mile from Marist, and provided part of the "Social Work "We look for people who can said. "The rehabilitation process child at the Children's Home for ching a two-hour commercial for needed male companionship and CARE. Methods 1" course, while the function as role models for the in dealing with an ego-damaged a weekend, a week or a month at a role models for the children. "At other is on an internship. Nancy children, because often they kid is slow, very slow." time rather than for the 18 I would have to. recommend one time it was hard to get men Cleveland, a junior, is one of the haven't had any before." The active, stable atmosphere months that is initially requested this movie for the experience, Purchase of booklets into institutions such as the volunteer workers currently at the According to Hexel, volunteers of the home is benefical for many now." because it most definitely will Children's Home, so the brothers Children's Home. are usually needed at the home of the children said Hexel. "Most Currently the Children's Home move you. My only major qualm were especially appreciated," she "We've been helping out with and anyone interested in the kids do not like being away from staff continues to care for a large with this picture is that it moved a may be made in said. the kids generally — everything possibility of spending some time little bit too slowly at times, and home," she said, "but there's so and diverse group of children. "It Today Marist students from helping with their at the Children's Home should much discord at home that the can be pretty frustrating," said probably should have been ^volunteer their time as part of homework to just talking with shorter by about twenty minutes. contact John VanDyke, child care kids come in very relieved to be McGinnis about the constant Food Service Office social work courses and also them," said Cleveland. Yvette coordinator at the home. away from the chaos for a while. work required, "but it has its Otherwise,.it is worth seeing once.. , : '. . v>.».»; Most kids ;here long to be back moments.' -•• ' '"' ' - • ' '• • ••-••-• ••*- * * # > >.-».»» '.>.>.*.>.>>.».>.>.>.*.».>.».•>.>.> >.».>,> 4.4 >.> >.>>>».>,».>.* * vvn i > vi V > » ^ > > >'-:i Foxes avenge loss; Women Smith nears 2,000 lose 2 byJocDidziulis dunks two of them within the last minute of play. His last dunk, a in a row The Marist Red Foxes Monday picture-perfect reverse, earned avenged their loss earlier this him a technical foul for hanging by Holly Sraeel month to the St. Francis Terriers on to the rim. Terrier Edger by pulling out a 66-61 decision in DeLaRosa could not convert the On Saturday, February 19, the an ECAG Metro basketball game. technical foul shot and the game Marist Women's basketball team Marist's record is now 10-13 ended Marist 66, St. Francis 61. faced Monmouth College in a key and 5-6 in the Metro conference. - Last Saturday the Marist Red Cosmopolitan Conference battle, St. Francis vdrops to 5-6 in. the Foxes basketball team defeated but was handed a 67-40 loss and Metro while having a 8-15 record the Loyola Greyhounds in a lost the home-court advantage for overall. ' : ' . brawl-filled game in Maryland trie first round of the upcoming Marist will play its home 77-65. Steve Smith led all scorers playoffs. season's last game at 8 p.m. with 22 points while Ted Taylor As a result, the Marist Red Saturday against Farleigh led under the boards with 10 Foxes dropped to: fifth place, Dickinson. rebounds. Dave Urban paced sporting an 11-13, 2-3 record thus Senior Steve Smith, who had Loyola with 16 points and Kevin far in the season. 1,966 career points going into last House chipped in 8 rebounds for The game was marked by poor night's game against Vermont, is the losers. shooting from the outside as well expected to top the 2,000-point Marist controlled the tip-off as under the basket, with less than mark Saturday. and at the 18:28 mark Chris half of all the field goal attempts Smith led the Red Foxes Metcalf made a lay-up to put successfully being completed. Monday with 19 points and 11 Marist in the lead for good. In With 12 points under her belt in rebounds. Tom Meekins and less than five minutes Marist the game, Ursula Winter was the Keith Denis chipped in 12 points established a 9 point lead, and high scorer against Monmouth, each while. Ted Taylor pulled with six minutes left.in the half hitting more than her 10.3 down 8 under the boards. the Red Foxes had upped the lead average points per game. Lorenzo Distant paced the to 17. By the time the half ended Lynne Griffin had 10 points, Terriers with 20 points and 7 Loyola managed to trim the lead and is currently the leader of the rebounds while Julian McKelly down to 10 but not before Keith Red Foxes in scoring with an scored 14 and rebounded 14. Denis slam-dunked twice in the average of 14.0 points, 4.6 assists The first half saw both teams final six minutes of play in the and 3.2 steals per game. get the lead only to lose it. Marist half. At the half Marist led 34-24. Three nights earlier the women built up a 6-2 lead early on only to In the first half Marist shot dropped another crucial league have St, Francis lead 18-11 eight 61.5% from the field compared to game to Wagner, 85-69, at minutes later. Marist managed to Loyola's 27.6%. From the line Wagner's Sutter Fieldhouse. The keep things close and by the time Marist was 2-4 while the game was a shootout between the half had ended St. Francis led Greyhounds were 8-12. Wagner's Dierdre Oglesby and by one, 26-25. Loyola attempted a come-back Keith Dennis slams two points in recent Marist game. Marist's Lynne Griffin. Oglesby In the second half the Red in the early second half and . (photo by John Bakke) won by a shot, with a game-high Foxes, in the words of Marist managed to cut the Red Fox lead 31 points, 11-for-16 shooting Head Goach Ron Petro, "came down to 5. But a three-point play final buzzer the score was Marist from the field, and 17 points in 77 and Loyola 65. out smoking." After a slightly lax by Steve Smith killed the Boxscore: the second half. Griffin was right second half start, the Foxes Greyhound rally and Marist soon Overall Marist was 32-56 from SI. Francis, NY (61) behind with 29 points, including picked up momentum and were had a comfortable margin the field, 13-21 from the line, DeLaRosa 2-0-4, Washington S-I-II, 13 from the floor, and a vicious exchanging the lead with the ranging from 10 to 19 points. there were 38 team rebounds and Distant 9-2-20, Graham 1-0-2, Jackson 5-0- fusillade of 10 straight points in Terriors. Marist managed to 4 deadball rebounds. Loyola was 10, McKelly 5-4-14. the second half. At the 14:50 margin, Loyola's Marist (66) break away from St. Francis and Steve Rossiter and Marist's Ghris 25-65 from the field, 15-21 from Meekins 5-2-12, Denis 6-0-12, Johnson 3-2- The She-hawks took the early stretch the lead to five points. Metcalf were ejected from the the line; there were 33 team 8, Smith 9-1-19, Taylor 1-0-2, Donovan 2- lead on the strength of 22 In the last five and one-half game for fighting. But the scuffle rebounds and 3 deadball 3-7, Metcalf 3-0-6. unanswered points in the first minutes of play, Denis made three sparked the Red Foxes; and at the rebounds. «.-.••;.'- i- '-:'"- half, giving them a 37-13 lead with 5:21 left in the half. Marist then outscored-Wagner, 17-6, to make it 43-30 at halftime. Coach ready to heal team troubles In the second half, thanks to a byMikeGraney lot of spirit and dedication in the His first two years were as the campaign will be a graduate of 12-0 spurt keyed mostly by kids," said Riklin. "And for a assistant varsity coach at Rye last years team, Pete Jackson. Griffin's rapid-fire heroics, the The Marist College lacrosse non-scholarship school, we have a High School during the 1974 and Jackson points out how he likes Red Foxes drew within five team was feeling ill about the lot of talent." •-;,•;•'•-• 1975 seasons. He then moved on the fact that Riklin is stressing points, 49-44, with 13:43 left. upcoming season until a certain Last years disappointing'4-7 to another assistant position, but fundamentals. "He (Riklin) MARIST (69) person decided to make a record seemed to stem from poor this was at . knows he inherited a very young Jones 4 2-2,10, Winter 6 6-9 18, hbusecall. performances by Marist After two years -at B.U., he was team, so he is starting from the SHva 3 1-2 7, Griffin 13 3-3 29, Jeff Riklin, a physicians goaltenders. This year freshman named the head coach for beginning, — fundamentals," Hrebenak 0 0-0 0, Walega 0 1-1 1, assistant at nearby Green Haven lacullo 0 0-0 0, Stempsey 2 0-0 4. Paul Ettera will be in the net for women's lacrosse at Cornell explained Jackson. Totals 2813-17 69. Prison, is the new head coach for the Red Foxes, and what Coach University in 1980. WAGNER (85) the 1983 season. Riklin has seen — he likes. "Paul The 20-man squad practices Bonforte 8 4-6 20, Foster 5 0-0 Riklin, 32, will be dealing with shows good movement, a keen He stayed at Cornell for one every night at the McCann Center, 10, Paterno 4 7-915, McCormlck 0 a relatively inexperienced squad, knowledge of the game, and most season, then was out of the game for two hours. Coach Riklin has 4-4 4, Oglesby 119-11 31, Jaekus 0 thanks to the loss of "•'•".twelve- importantly, he has no fear of the for two years. On February 1, five weeks to prepare for his first 0-1 0, Carmody 21-2 5, Butler 0 0-0 players who'graduated last'year; ball," said Riklin. 1983,- he was officially named game, which will be. on March 28 0. Totals 30 25-33 85. Riklin sees the inexperience as a Riklin has five years of lacrosse head lacrosse coach at Marist. against visiting City College of Halftime score: Wagner 43, plus hot a disadvantage: "I see a coaching already under his belt. Helping out Riklin in his initial New York. Marist 30.

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by Bill Trovers three times to preserve the vic­ throwing objects, but that showed Loyola, 44-31 with 14:50 fight broke out. Players squared tory. a spirit. remaining in the game when two off with fans and the brawl Everyone's been waiting for the But most of all you could see it The pep band was becoming a brawls broke out. pushed into the group of Marist moment when the Red Foxes and feel it in the stands. The fans band without the pep. And the Marist's Denis had just fouled cheerleaders. During the fight, really come alive. There have have been waiting for something cheerleaders couldn't solve the Loyola's Kevin Hicks when Ghris Jim Norman, the Marist Red Fox, been some brief instances along to cheer about. You can sense it problem. Even the season ticket Metcalf suddenly began Fighting had his fox head taken. the way but nothing like this. This and it shows. holders were leaving seats vacant. with the Greyhounds Steve Again, like in the Rider game, time it's for real. The Red Foxes - t Lack of enthusiasm and ex­ Everyone ' just waiting for a Rossiter. As the two benches Marist stormed its way to victory. are on fire. citement has been missing from reason to attend.... something to cleared, including players, Then came St. Francis Monday You could see it against St. the McCann Center this season. happen. The band can't do it, nor coaches and team managers night, and now the fire still burns. Francis Monday night in the Only 768 fans showed up for the the cheerleaders nor the Fox. It running onto the court, the of­ The fire is new, but it looks McCann Center. St. Francis game. That's one of had to happen on the court... and ficials broke up the fight and both genuine. The Foxes have to prove the smallest of the season. Last it finally has. ' players were ejected from the You could see it on the bench as v they can beat the teams they may Adam Cohen jumped up and year a game against St. Francis Last week Keith Denis got into game. But that was only the face in the upcoming playoffs, cheered a bucket by Tom packed the stands. But this year a scuffle with, one of the Rider beginning. which are the top teams in the Meekins. You could see it on the it's different. College players. It was an or­ Metro-South Conference. The team is having problems dinary scuffle. No punches . The teams returned to their court midway through the second respective benches, which were half as John Donovan grabbed a and the fans wait for them to be thrown, just a lot of words. Denis They're proven they can beat calmly walked away (no wonder the first row of the bleachers. But St. Francis. Now they must defeat rebound, smothered the ball and solved. Some just can't wait. just when the Marist players were twisted emphatically as if to say, Slowly the crowds are getting — the guy was 6'5", 250) and Fairleigh Dickinson on Saturday ready to sit down, another fight night in McCann. "noone is getting this ball from smaller and the excitement and without realizing it then, lit the broke out this time between me." He had fire in his eyes. spirit is diminishing. There is a Red Fox fire. Marist players and fans seated There is no excuse for the spirit Then just seconds later, you noticeable lack of attendance.by The crowd roared with en­ right behind. to be missing from the McCann could see it as Ted Taylor raced the students. And what happened thusiasm as Meekins converted Center anymore. The fans have full court and slapped an easy two to the Zoo Crew? the technical fouls and Marist Apparently a fan tried to make been waiting and now the time points away, before crashing to Even the traditional tossing of -.rolled to victory. Then, a few his way between Gil Padilla and has come. The Foxes have lit the the floor. And then you could see toilet paper after Marist's first TUghts later, fire struck again. Rufus Cooper who were seated. fire, they just have to keep it it as Keith Denis slam-dunked basket is gone. I don't condone Marist was soundly beating As the fan pushed through, the burning.

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