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1983 The ommeC nt, February 17, 1983 Bridgewater State College
Volume 57 Number 4
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This item is available as part of Virtual Commons, the open-access institutional repository of Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Massachusetts. THE COMMENT Vol LVII No 4 Bridgewater State College February 17, 1983
As of July 1983 Draft Registration Required For ·Financial Aid Recipients
By Kathy Donadini seems to be more of administrators as being put implementation. in the middle." We are being This coming fall there will The Department of Educa put in the position of traffic be a significant change for tion controls all of Title IV cop," Marwick said." .1 want to certain students applying for assistance programs, includ be able to welcome students financial aid. ing Pell grants, SEOG, NDSL, into my office, not make them AH males who under the and College Work Study. If a feel harassed." law are required to register college wishes to receive The Department of Educa with the Selective Service these funds, it will have to tion has tentatively set four System will now be required comply to rules· set by the new procedures in applying to· furnish proof of registra~ Education Department. for financial aid. The student tion when applying for fed · Dave Morwic1<, Director of will have to include a certifi eral education assistance. Financial Aid at SSC, is in the cation of draft registration if This amendment was signed process of working with this subject to registration. Prior by President Reagen in Sep Photo: Barbara Graut>en new requirement. For him the to disbursement of any Career specialist Tom Jackson spoke to a large tember 1982, and will go into question is not philosophic, funds, the student must pro- crowd on Guerrllla Tactics In the Job Market in the effect in July of 1983. but pragmatic. His office has . vide a copy of his draft Student Union Ballroom on February 9. A limited Whether or not you agree to deal with the paperwork. ·registration. number of copies of Jackson's program are availa with this new amendment, it ·Marwick expressed the ble in the Career Planning and Placement Office. is now a reality. 'The question feeling of most financial aid See REGISTRATION pa.ge 3 Information Booth Open ' .,_. ; ·, .'. ,, i • ,: . <,,,~ ..... ~- ,· '
The informatjon booth on the staff in the booth will pro~ lip Conroy of the Financial School Street next to Til vide assistance and direction Aid Office. Politeness is an linghast Hall is now open for to these people," he important qualification in the business.It is sponsored by continued. selection of staff members, in the Office of Community Ser "Eventually, there will be addition to their being famil vices and its Director Dave signs on all the area high iar with the college and its Wilson, and is under the stu ways directing visitors to campus. dent supervision of Nick Lit- School Street .and to the The booth will be stocked ton, '84. · information booth. The first with all the information about "There is no main entrance test of its usefulness and effi the college that a visitor may to the campus and visitors ciency will come at spring need: maps, brochures, arrive from all directions not break when high school departmental office loca knowing how to find any seniors visit the campus," he tions, and other materials will thing," Litton said. "As a added. be available. Staff members result, there are many people The information booth will will also answer any other wandering around· with be staffed by students in the questions a visitor may have dazed and bewildered looks Work/Study program wh_o New information booth on School St. Photo: Ed Conahu~ ·on their faces. We hope that have b~en appointed by Phil- 'See BOOTH page 3 Not broadcast until 7a.m. Parking Overflow Delayed Class Cancellation Destroys Lawn By Kathy Murray needed there. Also, the lot is Angers Students, Faculty on a slope, a natural terrain . On Friday, February 4th, a which is not at all conducive student's car parked on the to building a parking lot," By Liz Cahill Dr. Robert Dill man, Vice to determine the condition of grass lot next to the tennis Perry con ti nu ed. "Finq.lly, President of Academic the roadways that commu courts was towed. · parking cars along a very Numerous BSC students Affairs, cited the fact that last ters use to reach BSC. Why? The car was stuck in busy roadway isn't good and faculty members Monday's storm did not Access to residence halls is the mud. "Everytime I look logic. It's hazardous." expressed anger over the. reach full intensity until after also considered. In the past over there from the Campus Solving the parking prob delayed cancellation of 6:3·0 a.m. as one of the main students had to be shovelled police station, I just shake my lem at BSG isn't going to be classes on Monday, February reasons for the late cancella out of snow-blocked dorms. head, 11 said Denys Maguy, easy. The expansion of a 7 becau$e of the storm that tion~. Dillman co-acts with After gathering this infor Assistant Director of Facili parking lot is se-t1erelylimited dumped up to a foot of snow James Cummings, Director mation, Dillman and Cum ties. "It looks disgusting." ,,.. by funds and the restrictipns on Southeastern Massachus of Facilities, in regard to mings collaborate and come Will this grass lot evEfr set by the Environmental etts. school cancellation. The pro to a decision. This decision is become a permanent parking Protection Agency. Official cancellation o'!' cess involved in coming to then transmitted to the iot·? No, according to Lou Repairing existing lots will classes that day was not this decision takes many fac appropriate news stations by Perry, Director of Planning take precedence over build'-' broadcast until after 7:00 a.m. tors into consideration. code. and Development for BSC. ing a new lot. The "dirt lot" By that time, many students Cummings investigates Vice President Dillman sin "It's lawn area; it's not a park- . between the Burrill Ave. had already started out for existing conditions on cam cerely regrets tt1e late cancel i ng lot I will never recom building and the Great. Hill school. Needless to say, pus. He makes sure that the lations on February 7, In the mend that it become a Apartments has not been these people · were upset r:.:1ds, parking lots, and side future, Dillman plans to have parking lot because of where approved as a designated, when they reached BSC and \1,ialks are safe for travel. the 9ecision relayed to the it's situated. parking lot found it was closed for the Next, interaction with local ''First of ail, esthetics is . day. and state police is necessary See CANCELLATION page 3 important. A green area is See PARKING page 3 :z The Comment Thursday. February 17, 1983 , Letter from Hobby News Editorial - the Editor Shop When Is Security Not Security? Hello, published so far this year. This seemingly contradictory question is now being asked This week, I am happy to feel that we have made a con Future with greater frequency by our student government and the· announce that The Comment tribution to the school that campus community as a whole. Are campus security officers has aquired a secretary to we can all be proud of. Now The Student Union Board merely ticket givers with guns, or are they a viable force that help with the office control all we have to do is keep up of Govenrors and staff have serves and protects the campus? and to help aid in general the good work and I know seen that the use of the Consider this example: a campus ~tudent who does not live office organization. Her you can do it! Hobby Shop by the Collt3ge at the Hill drives his/her date home to the Hill or the apart name is Roberta Bena and Anyone who is intere$ted community has diminished ments. ·The car is stopped and the date forced to walk the she will be in the office every in joining The Comme11• is greatly in recent years. We remaining distance alone over areas of questionable lighting day from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. invited to attend our weekly have experimented with and security. What has happened here? .· . ,. ready to answer questions, meetings on Tuesd~ys at changing our craft offerings, 1.).The date is unescorted and subject to attack. One needs set up advertisements, and 11 :00 a.m. in the Comment running mini courses· in that only to be reminded.of last year's brutal rape on campus to help you with any special office. There is much to ._be area, and advertising the realize the gravity ·of such a situation.' ' . ··. . . - problems you may have. learned here because we do facility more aggresively. 2.) A portion of-the ccif!1pus·is now "off ILi:nits" to a large part Previously, it has been very all of our own writing, editing, Despite these efforts we find of the college corri-munitythat pays for it Orie student now can difficult to reach the staff word-proccessing, photo-: that a very small number of be trespassing on his 'o(her own campus while another sttJ .members of The Comment typsetting, and layout. right students make use of the dent is not. simply because all the here in our little 'ol office .. Nq, Hobby Shop 3.) The booth cannot possibly stop all "undesireable" eJe-. members are students and in you don't get any · colleg~ Therefore, we are consid ments from reaching the HUI area. An off campus person can classes all the time. Now, if credit for all the work done ering closing the facility at simply park at another lot and walk to the Hill on foot. you need to reach any here, and many ti mes it the end of this academic What the booth does for the security force is keep the member you can call Roberta seems as though the w6 rk is year. We would welcome parking situation slightly more manageable at the expens,e of and leave a message with her not appreciated, but if you input from anyone who has the entire colfege community. at 697-1200 extension 2158. work on just 2 issues, I'm sure suggestions to improve the This booth is only one· part of the large question of security I would like to thank the you'll be hooked. Hobby Shop or comments to that needs to be examined. Better and larger parking areas, staff members of The Com Thanks for reading. ,_ the Student Union Director's more effective parking control, b.ette.r ·lightLqg.Jo areas where Office. or to Dennis- Lowell; mentfor all the hard work and Your faithful Editor, students:wa1k·across :camp.us an.¢;tha~expansion~and streng-, . :c, .. ·-.o:~. . Chairperson of the Student dedication needed to put •.d,u .. ~ '-~....._i.rllr> ..J .~ thening. of the-.>seal:J.rify;:patwl are,,some o:Htie ,areq-s;\MtJii.9h . Stu . ,, Union Board of Governors.. together the 4 issues we have coufd' be ap:proved.. T'.h'eAarge question that remains ho·~e.'4'er: is what exactly the-·role 'of~eampus.:seourtty;sh.ould:·be;: ·., What is being done? SGA President Rob Berger has .sent a. letter to Vice President Deep echoing the many student com Campus Security plaints he has received concerning the booth. Complaints in the form of letters to the editor are now being received and Dear Editor: college. I cannot help butfeel violated. printed by The Comment. l would liketotakethistime that the Campus Security I have heard it said many What can you do? Send a signed letter to The Comment or to inform those who have or ·officers have gone on a "tick times that it is a privilege, not President Rondileau. Tell your SGA representative how you have not been subject to the ·eting rampage", in an effort a right, to have and park a car feel about the booth or campus security. Change can be ongoing subtle harassments to get more money for their on campus. Let me point out affected if the voice of the campus is heard. of the Campus Security budget. Such. incidents as that students who have cars Force. ticketing a c~r at Great Hill on ·campus have them here Robert Fl'(nn First, I wish to express that dirt lot for which the car had for solid reasons. Most have Co-News· Editor I sympathize with the .Cam'." the prqperstickerto do so are jobs on the weekends c r part ,p\J$J Seoµrity; onln~.fa~t.,that my basi~l tor· .these. clahns~ time job$ ctuw11rtm~w~~w• ~. ..n.."'>.l'?lt~ilf ·. ;, .,,,n "! they are understatfed, and · Furthermore~ ·the , issuing would like tQ __ fri~< ··;ipe °"' .... ;,,,,,;.,"""""·"""'""'~~·~b.11·· '"'·-"'·- "<•."'.'Cb_ the many regulations which officer had dated the ticket administration for recogniz Print your personal on a clean piece of unshredded paper they must enforce. However, incorrectly. When con- ing this fact and making pro- and bring it to The Comment office. When submitting person 1feel that they are going: ouf ·.·fronted on this matter, the .· visions for it. als you must show your Bridgewater ID. Your name is for our of their way to prosecute issuing officer wa~ .reluctant Much has been said about records only, and need not appear in print. Remembe.r if we even the most minute infrac- to discuss it. Upon'doing so, the Security. Booth at the can't read it w~ won't type iH tions. They have turned the he was cold and impersonal, entrance into the Great Hill process of ticketing cars .into saying, "It is not my con- complex. I feel that this is an a "money-making endeavor''. cern," and brushed the per- effective deterrent to the It is my understanding that all son off to Boyden Hall. This is. troubles caused by the The Comment will not monies received from paid just one instance~whi~h I feel locals, but I feel the students * * tickets are returned to the a student's rights .had been ·that live in Shea/Durgin Halls be published next week. The next issue will be on March 3rd. See SECURITY page 3 * *
.. ;::.; s:,~··, • ~::1;-; ~10 if.rt~dft'W~'.f'/.f -;c b::;.:~i;i Deadhnes · sports ... , , .. (Established 1927) .. - .. -- -· · · · . Entertainment · News Editor-in,. Chier:: Monday: Features Stuart E: . G'ardner Advertisements Wednesday· Personals Late News Managing Editor Classifieds Emergency Bulletins Edward D. Huntress· Announcements Cartoons Letters to the Editor Graphics Spring 1983 Publication News Entertainment ·sports Schedule Co-Editors Editor Editor all of the foilowing dates are Thursdays and are Brett Peruzzi Kevin Roberts Christo.pher Harwood ·Robert C. Flynn subject to change. Feb 17~ -one week break-, Mar 3, Mar 10, - Staff Staff Staff . two iveek break.. , Mar31, Apr7; Apr 14, Apr Liz Cahill, Marjorie Payne, Robert Treaton, Stephen Lee, Mike Storey, Gregory Mathis 2( Apr 28, May 5. and maybe May 12. Ruth Schultz Dash Riprock, Matt Donoghue, Barbara Glauben · _ The Comment is a student supported and operated weekly n~wspaper serving the academic community of Bridgewater State College. Editorial policy is deter Features Production · Office and· Management· mined by the Editor-in-Chief in Consultation with the Editor Staff Business Manager Editorial Board. Re-publication of all material herein · Nancy DuPont Donna Schofield is prohibited without the expressed Written permis Barbara Glauben sion of the Editor-in-Chief. All materials submitted Contributing Editor Advertising Manager become the property of The Comment. Letters to the Margaret Flaherty Jeannie Pantanella Editor are encouraged but· may be limited to 250 words or less and must be typed. Letters. classified Office Secretary Distribution Manager advertisements and all other, written materials are Roberta Bena David Cormier subject to condensation. Advertising rates are availa ble upon request. Any person wishing to join. The Contributing Writers: Contributing. Photographers: Commeritshould contact either the Editor-in-Chief or Richard Colgan, David Kutcher the Managing Editor, All correspondence should be Ed Donahue addressed to TheComment. Student Union Building. Mark A. Pimenta, Karl Wiedergott Completed at 4:00 a.m. Bridgewater State College. Bridgewater. MA 02324. Ie}enh,qri.e:. J9 l 7)697-i200. ext; .2158:. '______...... ,...... ,~, ...... "'b• ;,; ,..-' ..:!.J,.,1~.('· ;;;~·.,, ~j'f! I,~ T' :; -l··~>:.~·.~"" Thursday, February 17, 1983 The Comment 3 REGISTRATION--- draft registration as an addi (Contlnued from page 1) tional criteria for eligibility. CANCELLATION--- They do not want to act as (Continued from page 1) A copy of the registration intermediators in enforcing must be kept in the student's compliance to draft registrat Announcements file. The Department of Edu ion. radio stations by at least 6:00 cation is now in the process On February 3 there was a a.m. Woman•Loving Women of . a publicity campaign to meeting of the Board of He went on to explain that "Woman-Loving Women" is a 25 minute slide-tape presen inform students of this new Regents of Higher Education his policy will be one tation which explores popular misconceptions about lesbians requirement. There are stiU where opposition was also emphasizing safety for com- · and points out how societies have acted upon these miscon some points to be resolved expressed. Th~ presidents of muters, which make up two ceptions and oppressed lesbians socially, economically, and such as the issue of transfer the state colleges and Chan th i rds of the college's politically. In addition, the presentation shows the richness of students and verification of a cellor of Higher Education ·population. "It's better to be lesbian culture and documents the enormous contributions student turning eighteen dur John Duff feel it singles out safe than sorry," said that lesbians of all ages, races, and classes make to society. ing the school year. the students in need of finan Dillman. "Woman-Loving Women" was produced by Patricia A. Although this amendment cial aid. Dillman also expresses the Gozemba and Marilyn L. Humphries. Ms. Gozemba, a profes has been passed there has Students who are not seek importance of individual sor of English at Salem State College, is on the steering com been evidence of dissent. At a ing financial aid· will not be , judgement. If the roads are mittee of the National Women's Studies Association and is a fall meeting of Massachu required to verify their regis bad, he urges students and member of the NWSA Lesbian Caucus, and the Boston Area setts Association of Student tration. They want to see this faculty not to take a chance Lesbian and Gay History· Project. Ms. Humphries, a profes Financial Aid Administra rule repealed but what will travelling. sional photographer, is a member of the New England tions it was decided that they actuall.y take place remains "No class is worth risking opposed the imposition of Women's Studies Association and the North Shore Gay to be seen. life and limb for," he said. AIHance. · BOOTH~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Women's Center presents "Woman-Loving Women" on (Continued from page 1) March 1, 1983 in the Library Lecture Hall from 11-12 and 7-8 ·PARKING----- p.m. ALL WELCOME!! · The information booth about the campus. (Contlnued from page 1) No money will be handled itself was assembled at a fac Genital Herpes at the booth. Ticket pur tory and installed intact on Genital herpes is today's most devastating sexually trans chases can only be made at the lawn by the maintenance What has been approved in mitted disease. 20 million Americans are now infected and this the information booth in the department. When the warm the long-range plans ts the year there will be over 500,000 new infections among young Student Union. Change for weather arrives, the exterior expansion of the Great ·Hill adults and teenagers. Unlike other sexually transmitted dis copiers and telephone calls of the booth will be faced with parking lot. But, "None of the eases, herpes is a lifelong physically and emotionally painful can be made in the change brick and landscaped with long-range plans are cast in disease. Infection now will alter your entire future. THERE ts machine in the: Maxwell , shrubbe.ry .. Litton. expects concrete," according to NO KNOWN CURE!! library. this work to be completed by Perry. Now, a two part publication describing herpes is available to In order to· accomodate late spring. The cheapest, easiest, and students from Federal Reprints. It candidly answers questions evening students as well as "As people notice its arri the most logical plan is to about Herpes Type I and Type II, infectious conditions, and day students, the booth will val, they will direct others to encourage commuters to prevention and treatment, and details drugs and ointments be open from 7:00 a.m. until the booth, and in that way it carpool. Carpooling will save that many victims, desperate for help, have turned to. Also 10:00 p.m. Monday through will fulfill the function for money and gas for the indi included is a report describing Acylovir, the most promising Friday. On Saturdays and which it was designed," Lit viduals involved, and ·will new drug for the treatment of genital herpes. Sundays, the hours will be ton explained. "The big prob- . reduce traffic and parking Write today for HERPES FACTS, only $5.95 to students. from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 lem is making people aware problems. Order from: Feder~! Reprints, P.O. Box 8931, Washington, DC p.m. It will be open every day of its being there. Once it's "If the OPEC countries 20003. of the year except for major known, it should be a don't get us, Mother Nature 1st Annual US Men's Pageant holidays. success." wtll," said Perry. The first annual televised United States Men's Pageant is holding auditions in Los Angeles, California for single high school and college students between the ages of 18 and 26 to Stoughton. Adult Bookstore compete for scholarships, prizes/awards, a trip to Manila, Philippines and Las Vegas, agent representation,· appearan- r.. To Ba:,~sc~s~ed 0Q \¥~IM.~.~/, ,·":····'"···~, .. ,,,,,,,~.,;,~·~~~~·~'ff:ab~~1J~~~~tisi·2a.·····1•9ss.··a1'the world famous Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles. Preliminary By Brett Peruzzi FM dial, every Wednesday chaud, who created the tryouts· are on August 1-.6. Deadling .for entering is March 31, night at 6 p.m. Hosted by show, feels that it is an inter 1983. WBIM's new talk show The Nick Litton and Laure·1 Bow- esting and informative pro All interested in this glamorous opportunity are to send two News Stand will discuss the man, the show debuted Feb- gram which will cover a wide recent 8x10 black and white photographs ·(one full body shot, issue of obscenity on its ruary 9 with a feature on the variety of social, political, one facial), height, weight, biography or resume to: The Uni February 23 edition with new proposed admission and ethical issues that con ted States Men's Pageant, c/o Larry York Productions, P.O .. representatives from both the standards for public higher cern the people in the Box 6478, Beverly Hills. CA 90212. Please also submit a SASE Times Square adult book- education in Massachusetts. Greater Bridgewater area. and two reliable phone numbers for contact purposes. There' store in Stoughton and the Future topics, each with "The News Stand is a is no fee required to submit photos and resumes, but an entry citizen's group . Save Our s pecia I· guests, wi II al so milestone in n'ews program fee of $50 is required from selected semi-finalists. Stoughton (SOS), which has include nuclear disarma- ming at WBIM which should picketed the store since its ment, environmental prob- help the station gain recogni opening. fems, veteran's rights, and tion as a well-respected ------Menu at Tilly and the Hill The .News Stand can be .alcoholism and drug abuse. community-oriented . radio February 17 to February 23 heard on WBlfv'h.d;~,t:p on the ...... News Di.r~ctor David Rabi- station," Robichaud said.
. . >' '. j '·;· ', • .: ::~ ~ ~~~. ~ • ."'~:-. :""~., ~ :'.~\ ~;t' ;, : ·.. ,. "'/,'-'.. • .:. '' ··1 •• ' SECURITY · , ... ' .~. · <-· ·. ·, · · ·· ... A;> sorted ,Ju i.ces (Continued from page 2) Assorted Cold Cereal ;; re sh Fruit :Jcrambled E/!'./i;S and the student ~partments mother in the dorm he was 3 S;iusage should-not be subject to the staying. I think that it is D L:1ncak.cs w/Syrup A A~sorted Donuts same restrictions as people uhreasonable to subject a For Sale: Yamaha Y 'l'oast/butter/.ielly who do not live in these· person to park his or her car Acoustic Guitar, Stu F · Assorted Juices Clam Chowder Clam Chowder .in the Commuter lot, walk up R Assortod Cold Cereal Tuna Noodle casserole Baked .Fish w/Lemon Sau.t.:1 areas. Cases such as a per dent model, 6 string, l ~·re sh Fruit r.ri llcd Cl1<>ese Lasar:ria w/Mea ts111.1ce son giving a female resident to the dorm or apartments, excellent condition. '.) Cheem• Omelet .l"nmoh Fries Onion !tings .\ 'Nilffl!ls Sliced Bee t!l Spinach of Shea Hall a ride back ·1ate get a pass, walk back to the Guitar case included .. J\::iiorteu · Oonu Ls Carrots at night. He was forced to car, and have to walk back to $70. Call 746-7722. 'l'oast/butter/,jelly drop her off at the booth and the dorm once again. Might I S B R U N C H Need typing? For neat, A Assorted Ju~ces Minestrone Soup Minestrone Soup subject her to the cold and suggest that these passes be •r A;;sort"ed Cold Cereal Hot Pastrami on a Bun .BBQ Short Ribs fast, accurate service U l"r-esh Fruit Grilled Pepper Steak Roast Leg of Lamb v u I n e r a b i I i t y a f b e i.n g given out .·at the Security i~ i·.,.;fr5 to Order French Frie~ Oven Brown Potato call 697-1873. D ~·rench 'l'oast Peas Green Beans attacked. Booth itself. A Assorted Donuts Cauliflower Overnight visitors pose I am ~ur,e I am joined in my For Sale: 1972 Stand Y . ToRst/butter/jclly another problem. First, they views by many of my fellow ard Bug, 40k on rebuilt El R U N C H s As!lorted Juioes Beef Noodle Soup Beef Noodle Souy . must park their cars in the · students who have cars on engine, A new tires,· u Aar.ortcd Cold Cereal Shaved Ham on a Bun Roast •rurkey -w/Dressin~, campus. I would also like to new battery and wind- N ~'re sh Pruit Chicken Croquettes w/ Stuffed Shells Commuter parking lots at the D i::ll'.r;s to Order Supreme Sauce Mashed Po ta to apartments and at Shea/Dur suggest that the administra . shield, AM/FM, lug A Waf.rlos Home Pries Brocd.oli y sausages Sliced Carrots Corn gin Halls. I would like to site tion create some student gage & ski rack, 30 Assorte.d Oonu ts one case in which a person, a staffed committee to meet mpg.. needs work. Toast/b~tter/jelly Ar.sorted Juices Clam Ghowdt"!t' Clam Chowder commuter student, was stay with them and Security offi ·$600 · C 8 11 J 0 h n at 697. - O A.nsorted Cold Cereal i:i.. "~" mi & Cheese Yankee Po·~ Roast 1893. N Fresh Frul t . "' 1ten. Pieces Jardinere ing in a friend's room for the cials to discuss rules and reg 1 D CJ . d tO 8ruf'\Ct · es . Pried Cod Tails night, was forced to park in ulations in these matters. Apartment Available: ~ 1~ Change -- varrots ~t~~~dv!~:at!~~=B the Commuter lot for the I realize that something 0 pen in Q f 0 r t W 0 ... --'-J:o_.-_._,"..;.u,_L ";..,.·e_rt_j_el_lY ______;__ __Sl_i...,ce_d_B_ee_t_s ---- may hav.e already been night, Upon entering his car females in Student Soup begun to try to rectify this a ~ ~~~~;:i:~ g~~~e~ereal m.a~a~~w~~~hroom ;~::~e~f v:~~h~~~=k S~/P the next morning, he found a apartment. Kitchenette E: Presh Fruit Sloppy Joe on a Bun Brown Sauce situation but, if not • I sin : s Scrambled Ey,gs Italian Green Beans Spaghetti w/Mea tballs ticket on his car for parking in and I 0 U n g e are a . D Fancakes w/Bacon Oven Brown Potatoes the area in which he was told cerely hope that th is letter A Assorted Donuts Peas Sepa r at e en t ranC e • y Toast/butter/jelly Co!.'ln to park. After protesting the will initiate something into Within walking dis- -w------ticket at the Security Head being done. Thank you for Corn Chowder Corn Chowder your time and tance to college. Rates ~ ~~~~~~:~ g~i~e~ereals Shep,,Pard • s Pie Baked Chicken quarters, he was informed by comparable to student N t•'resh Pruit w/Gravy tlb Hamburg w/Bacon consideration. E Chee11e Omelet Fishsticks on a Bun Rice Pilaff the police at that time that he apartments. Call Mrs. ') Prench 'i'oast Baked Beans Cauliflower w/Pimentos was to have acquired an over Respectfully yours, iJ A.ssorted Donuts Spinach Frew;)h Cut Green Beans H 0S$ 8 t 697- 7735 · A '!'oaat/butter/jelly night pass from the house- Perry P. Cacciola y ,'- 4 · The Comment Thursday, February I7. l 983 mated that 75% of the tion, Ince and his associates copy write: Public Inquiries, students used alcohol and employing Pavlovian PSY National Institute of Mental about 16% drank to excess. CHOLOGY applied a mild Health, 5600 Fishers Lane, The National Institute of electrical stimulus-- Rockville, MD 20857. Alcohol Abuse and Alchoho compacable to the bell Ivan Request DHEW Publication !ism has published a highly Pavlov used to make his dog No. (ADM) 79-838. revealing and informative drool---to the patient's leg. WANT TO PU BLISH? Pro Psychologically booklet Tailoring Alcoholism Half a second later they fessor of Marketing J. Scott Therapy to Client Needs by switched on a more powerful Armstrong at the University Yours Dr. Susan Solomon. It covers electrical stimulus to his of Pennsylvania's Wharton measures of treatment out abdominal region. It caused School and the editor of come, client characteristics muscles to contract, produc Journal of Forecasting predictive of outcome, and ing urination. After the fre recently analyzed the the therapeutic factors quent "pairing" of the mild research on what is getting affecting outcomes. For a stimulus with the stronger published in scholarly jour copy, write to the National jolt. the man urinated whe nals and discovered that your By Richard T. Colgan those PSYCHOLOGY Institute of Alcohol Abuse never the mild stimulus alone chances of being published courses vvh ich shall be and Alcoholism, 5600 Fishers was delivered. Ince is cur increase signigicantly if you offered in the Day and Even Lam~, Rockvi!ie, tvm 20857. rently mapping out research (1) vvrite about an unimpor "f have often thought that ing classes of U-1e 1983 PAVLOV re-awakened or to t1elp pa.ralyzeci tant topic, or (2) write best way 1'c cleNr1e a man's Surnmer Sossion. F:Jll tr1re2- i·.O&; nlng witi1out bra:ns .... 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In my Lyrics by Ira Gershwin; Book ::>eginning, fot even in this tact with the audience. at first, but one becomes irri- humble estimation, if there is by Timothy S. Mayer (from ;ituation, it is: probably the Early in the first act, Tune tated when thay are so loud no establishment of charac the 1927 Gershwin opus, :)est place to start. and "The Deacons," led by as to detract from the whole ter, there is nothing to make "Funny Face," with a book by As the first note of the Ro5coe Lee Brown, give us effect. Grips run about back- one care about anything ir Fred Thompson and Paul Overture was struck, and too, another song-and-dancer, stage, flying air planes on red My One And. Only. Gerard Srnlth). Scenic t:iS the·. show progressed, l "High Hat." Its staging is ~ticks vi~tad~di!Mii1~~~,1m1~••••~4~,_,\d4t.J.?;~''..: Design by Adrianne Lobel; was reminded of what com amusing enough, but hardly And drops are hung on red · things I like about this show~ · Costume Design by Aita poser Leonard Berstein said the stuff to elict show fly-poles. We've come a long Aside from Tommy Tune, Ryack; Lighting Design by recently about the.~tate of the stopping applause, though way in these last fifty or sixty who is a joy, Roscoe Lee Marsha Madeira. Orchestra Broadway musicaL He talked many in the audience, I must years technologically (as Brown paints a lovable caric tions by Michael Gibson, with of the sound eminating from admit, applauded politely Michael Bennett and his ature of a Bishop (though I'm Wally Harper, Peter Larson the pit-- in most shows--as when the performers .formed designers proved with his not certain just how he fits and Peter Howard; Musical being symptomatic of the a kick-line. This is manipula current hit, Dreamgirls, a into the story). and. Charles Direction by Jack Lee. Pro whole problem. "They create tion of a sort. Which. is all marvel of fluid, almost filmic "Honi'' Coles, a (,iancer in the duction Staged & Directed by a false energy from the pit:·· fine--but generally it is used motion), which sometimes style of Bill "Bojangles" Thommie Walsh and Tommy the kind that's designed to at the point when the song we are aware of in My One Robinson, brought the house Tune; Presented by Para make your ass wig.gle in your and the audience's emotions And Only (the projections, down in his (dare 1. say it mount Theatre Productlons seat. That is fine if the energy have built to a skybound level the motorized scene pieces, again?) song-and-dance , Francine Lefrak and is real, otherwise it's just pho of exbuberence. Fifteen min etc.). But all of that conflicts duet with Tommy Tune, "My Kenneth Mark Productions, ney." And that is what we are utes into My One And Only, it with the flat, one dimen- One And Only" (and I'm not with Lewis Allen, Supervising treated to just before the hadn't--and it didn't, until one sional, chrom.p a.ir· that pre"". quit~ c~rtain. ho.~.· he. fits iJ1 Producer. Pre-Broadway scrim rises on My One And moment in Act Two. dominated·th~,Qe,sign·..... '.:_.·;;;,'. ·e1t.h~fi':e~~R.~.~~(;tj,~·~a·,Q~t1:: Engagement at The Colonial Only. I felt as though Jack· My One And Only is a The que,st'ion·pfstylets;oh~ ·. .~~aJ· W9;ttd~r.~·~:.n·<~,~.·~,:.~:,,~; .:·,f?,,,;·.::>•;.,,; Theatre, 106 Boylston Street, Lee's brass section was mak-· musical-comedy. It is rather which apli~s·tq the ~:ook~J~nf · ·.·. Ngw. rmtofferto~tq:~.ptp-'.·: Boston. MA ing a personal assault on my unfortunate, however, that not certain, but- . I ·don':t ducers · some·.\adv~ce here. ear-drums, and denigrating th~ comedy counterpart of believe Timothy S. Mayerhas The scerario needs tQ be George Gershwin's "Swond"". ttie term comes in the form of provided more than fifteen fleshed out. Mr. Tune is func erful" melodies to the stcrnd.:. adolescent, insultory humor minutes of dialogue in a show tioning in three capacities: ard, loud, crass, too (e.g. "Hey, shit-for brains," that clocks at about two co - choreographer,· co - Broadwayish sound. "But Captain, she don't know h·ours. There is a scene which director, and co-star. 'It isn't The Review Tommy Tune {Captain dick about planes," and takes place ina Cuban night- possible. I think what is Billy Buck Candler) makes a "Fuck 'em!") These bits are club, where Tommy Tune needed is a new director, one nice, showmanlike entrance, delivered by Denny Dillon and Twiggy again sing-and- without the astigmatism of masking hi ms elf as he (Lotus, Captain Billy's co dance. We are told that they tunnel vision; preferably one By Matt. Peter Donoghue danced to center stage, with pilot and maintenace "Girl fly down to retrieve some that is capable of working a poster of Twiggy (Edythe Friday") with a tough, brassy Cuban rum. Well, that's plau- with Timothy Mayer on the Yes, I saw the new musical, Herbert). He has a pleasant voice (ala Merman) and, in sible, but Why? The scene is book, and one who could be My One And Only. And it is manner about him; an elfin context, they are funny and fun to watch, but how does it recognized as an absolute after a great deal of thought grin, a certain inno.cence {not well timed. But the thing of it fit into the story, and into the authoritarian-- Because the that I express my views on it. unlike the man who played in is, these are the only laughs lives of the characters? And many disparate elements of First of all, if it has visions of a Funny Face in 1927, on which in My One And Only. what about the characters? this production must be. tied lengthy Broadway run, there My One And Only is based), While we're discussing Because this show is so together in Boston, ~efore is much work to be done. In and ... grace that endear him incongruities, style is also a top-heavy with music (and the New York opening fact, the task itself seems to immediately. problem in this Broadway the Gershwin music is a (someone like Joshua Logan me to be monumental. His co-star, Twiggy, has a bound vehicle. The settings, delight to an ear that, till now, comes to mind). There is a Just prior to its opening in fine voice all right, but com designed by Adrianne Lobel, was accustomed only to the wealth of talent on the boards Boston, the producers fired pletely lacks stage presence. are terribly flat and only disconnances of the new of the Coloniat, but it all the young man who had been Herfirst number, a song-and · superficially inventive. Then musical theatre), there is no needs to be focussed. Much directing the show, a Bosto- . dance cal led "What Are We we have some really marve delineation of character. I luck .... nian, Peter Sellars. Next, the Hear For?" (a question the lous lighting work, engi chuckled, umcomfortably Matt. Peter Donoghue is a musical director, Craig show's creative talent has still neered by Marsha Madeira, when, late in. Act One, theatre critic for the Essex Smith, and the arranger, Bob to answer-- but I'll get to that coupled with excellent use of Tommy Tune tells Twiggy, "I Cqunty Newspapers, and has Wilber. The producers cited later), is a sort of 20's versio scenic projectio·n technique. love you Ma'am, I surely do." I hosted a weekly theatre/ca "artistic differences" as the of "Big Spender" (from a The costumes are colorful, wonde red why--pecause. lendar magazine on North reason for the dismissals. 1· 1966 musical, Sweet Char capturing the flavor of the there had been nothing, save ·Shore radio. His article on point all of this out only to ity), using a railroad-guard as era, and reflect wit and imagi a fleeting song-and-dance, Broadway director George give you a feel for the kind of the pivoflor the dance with nation (Rita Ryack is a first and . as under··developed Abbott will appear in an confusion surrounding the her· ensemble, "The Aqu: rate designer). · scene in a motion picture upcoming issue of DRAMA r new musical. The problem is, cad es." Cute, yes, but The settings must be house, that would indicate /CS Magazine. Thursday, February 17, 1983 The Comment 7 Entertainment Lipstick: Sealed With A Kiss out crowd of 300 students. In Lipstick plays mostly rock with an array of color lights from Angela Blair who held darkness, six girls clad in and as far as any slow (designed by Stonecross's up one of the fraternities flashy, colorful, seductive, numbers, the only one that I Bill Blaine) makes Lipstick signs. {Wei I, they won't get a By Kevin Roberts tight hot pants seize the heard was Stevie Nick's Stop fun to watch. free plug in this review!) stage. Outside lies slippery Draggin' My. Heart Around. During certain numbers "Let's get some toe tapping LIPSTICK--At the Student roads and a car stuck inside a Since it is a Valentine's Day Lipstick focuses ·on indivual out here!"commanded Union Ballroom last Febru snow bank. Inside observe Dance there should be more members of the band. The Theresa. No one argued. Lip ary 11th from 9-1a.m. Valen twisting feet and a guy stuck of those heartfelt "huggy" girls would change lead stick tried out a couple of tine's Day Dance. without a partner. Lipstick. songs. Instead Lipstick bom vocals. Theresa Gray ended their .own songs one of Nightfall. A chilHn the air. A very energetic group of barded BSC with constant up with a tong held out note to which, Wild You, they sang A raging blizzard swarms young ladies calling them beat singles from Billy end one of her songs and, I twice. The song goes some over an unsuspecting New selves Lipstick made their Squire, The Cars, Blondie, guess, was supposed to thing like this: Thinking of England creating dangerous BSC debut last Friday, Feb The Go Go's, Heart, Rolling impress the crowd. Drum you babe, Thinking of you - snow drifts. Thoughts of can ruary 11th. Beginning at 9:30, Stones and Suzi Quatro. mer, Debby Phillips had a Y-0-U! Wild You wasn't that cellations fly through the Lipstick rattles off with tunes Lipstick is a little too loud brief solo during We Got The bad for a fairly new band and minds of cautious travellers. from Loverboy, Talk To You for my ears and ironically, Beat. An interesting key BSC certainly had no trouble Meanwhile, in the heart of Later by the Tubes and Pump Angela Blair and Theresa board solo by Deb MacDo in finding a beat. Bridgewater, in a not so dis It Up by Elvis Costello. Their Gray cracked their only joke nald actually halted the Lipstick ended the night a tant campus, lies ..? familiar version of Heatwave unites of the evening with: "Hey cluster of BSC students on few minutes before 1 :OO a.m. Student Union building most of the 300 students to Angela I got a new hearing the floor as..they stood there with one from the Tubes. For where another storm of a dif the dance floor as everything aid." "Oh yeah? What is it?" trying to figure out whether two dollars BSC students did ferent nature is quickly starts to shake. "Oh, it's a auarter after two." they should listen or dance. not have many complaints. developing. Lead vocal, Theresa Gray Ouch! The· vocals and the Between each break the Lipstick did provide enter Unlike the brutal icy winds speaks, "Here's a song from musicians are good, not girls would change into more tainment. An impressive turn outside, this new outburst is Pat Benatar, No You Don't." great, but a lot better than tantalizing clothes and per out for BSC's first dance of anything but cold. In fact, "Yes I do!" exclaims a BSC what people expected. haps added more lipstick. the year and the first of it's one could say things are student. "No you don't Lipstick definitly is trying Their version of Eye of the kind to run till 1 :00 a.m. quite hot. Note one ballroom understand. lt's--No You to please the students by twi Tiger was vocally harsh. Hopefully this trend will about to be filled with a sell- Don't!" rling about the stage plus Phi Pi Delta got a free plug continue. You Only Live Twice i,.:'I'' novel. 'vou ONL y' 'LIVE TWICE Increasingly Interested in Up until his death in 1964, "007''. as well as American (One of three articles.) Fleming wrote a novel a year, television. CBS used the starting with Casino Royale. novel ·Casino Roy ale as a By Mark Anthony Pimenta The list consists of Casino movie for their mystery Royale(1953), Live And Let anthology series, Climax As I type this article, I can Die(1954 ), Moonraker(1955 ), Mystery Theatre. Since it was remember in the dim and Diamonds Are Forever American television and foggy past of my memory, at (1956), From Russia With "007" is of British descent, it the tender age (if there is Love(1957), Dr. No(1958), was decided that they would such a thing for boys) of 7 or Goldfinger(1959),For Your change James Bond from a 8, hearing these famous Eyes Only(1960), Thµnder• British secret service agent to wor.ds ... "My name is Bond, ba/1(1961 ), · The Spy Who an American in the the British 1 James Bond." As I grew older Loved Me(1962), On Her secret service. CBS hired the and wiser, I continued to Majesty's Secret Ser veteran actor Barry Nelson to watch . the exploits of Mr. vice(1963), You Only Live play the British spy. the Bond, thinking that it was Twice(1964), and The Man movie aired on live television only a character from some With The Golden Gun(1965). on October 21, 1954. It poor, tired script writer who As I mentioned, Fleming almost passed by the critics sat in a lonely room, chained wrote fourteen books, but the unnoticed. to his trusty typewriter, and above list consists oi only. Later on, CBS, still trying to just turned out page after thirteen. The last b<;>ok, catch hold of Secret Agent page of action and adven entitled Octopussy, is James Bond, asked Fleming ture. As I later found out, another matter entirely. All of if he wou Id write a series of ·Artwork By Brian K. Pimenta. these movies that I so . the literary adventures of thirty-two episodes for an enjoyed were really actual James Bond, with the excep action/adventure series books that had been written tion of For Your Eyes Only, based on James Bond. He by an English gentleman are novels. What I mean by agreed to the proposition and named Ian Fleming. novels is a book on one story · completed the task but, the Ian Fleming first got the line. The last of the Bond deal fell through. But it was idea for his intrepid hero in books had not come out until not a total loss as far as Flem 1944 after a visit to Jamaica after Fleming's death. The ing was concerned because on wartime buisness. Several Man With The Golden Gun, he used six of the proposed years later, he was asked to which appeared in 1965 a outlines for the series and put work for a large newspaper year after h'is death, is sup them together to form the magnate. His job would be to posedly the last novel. A year book For Your Eyes Only. manage the foriegn news later, Fleming's publishers, Fleming wrote his novels sections of each paper. He New American Library came from experience. Sometimes decided he would accept his out with Octopussy(1966), his experiences were not in ·future employer's offer on the which is a collection of three the area of machines and condition fhat he could have short stories involving Secret guns. Since he wanted his two months vacation every .Agent "007''. The first story, novels accurate on a techni year. After buying some The Living. Daylights, origi cal level, he did what any Jamaican property and nally entitled Berlin Escape, other writer would do, he building' a beach house, was published by the maga s1mply asked an expert in the - Fleming began a writing rou zine Argosy in June, 1962. area. And, like most writers, tine that would earn him four The other two, The Property Fleming had friends in every teen books involving the Of A Lady and bctopussy, field of endeavor, from wine adventures of James Bond. were published, respectively, ste\i'1arc'3 to Gunsmiths from Although he played with the in 1963 and 1965 by Playboy diamond brokers to mech · idea of writing for a long time, magazine. anics. Nex~ ~~sue: James it was not until the year 1952 As Fleming wrote his nov Bond: A "007" Mini that ~e decideq. tb write ? els, the public ~ecame Biography. 8 The Comment Thursday, February 17, 1983 Entertainment 'Sophie' Js A Poor Choice CALENDAR Alan J. Pakula from the book Peter MacNichol (Mingo) Rat Movies February 21-24 by William Styron, is no tries admirably to get out of Monday Sp.m.-Victor Victoria exception! In this film we are his poorly written character, 7p.m.-Every Which Way But Loose "priviledged" to have W.W.11 but he can't because he lacks By Karl Wiedergott Tuesday Sp.m.-Every Which Way But Loose turned into a metaphor the talent. He does little more 7p.m.-Victor Victoria known as Sophie. By isolat- than to stare wide-eyed and Wednesday 5p.m.-Victor Victoria ing her particular horrors and open-mouthed at Sophie · 7p.m.-Every Which Way But Loose Brooklyn. 1947. experiences, Pakula and while she recounts her World War 11 has been over Styron expect us to under- horrors. Thursday 7p.m.-Victor Victoria March 1-4 for two years, but for Sophie stand all of the war. They Kevin Kline (Nathan) fares Monday Sp.m.-French Lieutenant's Woman Zawatowska, an Auschwitz want us to leap up in the air a little better but not by much. 7p.m.-Fame survivor, its affects live on. and say, "Yes! There it is! He is a fine stage performer Tuesday Sp.m.-Fame Her past life at Auschwitz was War! Sophie her choice is and in this film he shows it. a~d 7p.m.-French Lieutenant's Woman so horrible and shocking that war personified! Wow, why Ahal Therein lies his prob Wednesday Sp.m.-French Lieutenant's Woman it resurfaces, invades, and didn't I think of that before?" lem. As Nathan he was too 7p.m.-Fame finally takes over her present Come on, guys! I am not theatrical, too polished. I Thursday 7p.m.-Fame one. With the help of her lover about to start getting my his- kept looking for his dark, mad Movie Lounge in the S.U. Nathan and their young wri tory lessons from the movies. side but unfortunately I Week of February 21 ter friend Stingo, they all pic Especially from this one wasn't privy to it. 11 a.m.-Blues Brothers nic, visit Coney Island, and which tells me nothing new But let us now come to a 3p.m.-Blazing Saddles play dress up, trying all the whatsoever. · And in fact real pro ... Meryl Streep. Her Sp.m.-Blues Brothers time to help her alleviate this what's worse is that it trivial- performance· is the only rea 7p.m.-Blazing Saddles pain, but to no avail. Her past izes the war by having our son you should see this Week of March 1 memories are· too strong. whole understanding of it movie. It is simply remarka 11 a.m.-Caddyshack They dominate her life now, hinge on a single decision ble. Through Streep's eyes 3p.m.-Electric Horseman totally, and she realizes it. that its metaphor -Sophie- we see Sophie's pain, her sor Sp.m.-Caddyshack But what will she do? What must make. Sorry fellas, but row, and her guilt (over the 7p.rn.-Electric Horseman will she do? W.W.11 cannot.be summed up choice she made). Streep has Dating Game Hello and welcome to yet that easily. total command of the In the S.U. Auditorium-Bp.m.-Feb. 17. another movieaboutW.W.ll's Besides this aspect, camera. Pakula chooses to Rat Bands affects on one poor tortured Sophie's Choice is also lack- shoot her in close-ups and it Fe_bruary 24-TGIX with Honey and Lemon 4-7 soul. Give me a break! ing in space. The film is either is a wise move. We are capti February 25-Sex Execs 10:30p.m. Frankly, I'm disgusted and · back in Ausch)A'itz or in vated by her face. It March 3-TGIX with? 4-7 tired. of these movies. They Sophie's room. There is very expresses so much, by doing March 4-lrish Night with Jim Plunkett come to us complete with little variation from this, and so little. No other actress 9p.m. in the S.U. Ballroom "serious, important, and as a result the film suffers. It today could cope with these Comedy in the Rat truthful" written all over gets cramped in its own soli- continual close-ups, no one, · Commedian Barry Sobel 9p.m.-February 25. th~m •. but all th~y ever wind tude. Also _the. film has too that is, except Streep. Her Movies in the s~u. Ballroom up· being are· *'boring, many flashbacks, is perhaps' .. performance is 1 h:Jgendar~( February 26-Children's Film Bambi '2p;.m; · pseudo-intellectual, preten 50 minutes longer than it and it would be a shame for . February 26&27 Reds 8p.m. Tickets at the Info Booth. tious, and full of lies." should be, and boasts two you to miss it Watch her, not Sophie's Choice, directed by forgetable screeri del.:n1ts. the film! M*A*S*H February 28-6p.m. in the RAT, the movie, M* A *S*H followed by the last episode of the television series at 9p.m. · Jon Butcher Axis February 23 in the S.U. Auditorium. Tickets now on sale in the Info Booth $3 in advance and $4 at the door. · SGA Shuttle Bus To Malls $1.00 Feb. 18th Westgate Mall 6:30--10:00p.m. $1.50 Feb 25th South Shore Plaza 6:30--1 O:OOp. m. $1 .00 March 4th Westgate Mal I 6:30--10:00 · . · Coming Soont .. . .· . .. · The Princess and the Frog in the $Li Auditorium in March. The all female band: LIPSTICK. · EQUUS An Interview With Lipstick By Kevin Roberts next set. To the right of me boards/vocals). Out ot' ttie Just back from the Virgin next function. Social life is there is along table filled with six, Blair.Wood and Phillips Islands, they play at the Para difficult. Why an ·8:.11 girl band? The stage manager raps on cakes and all sorts of goo- are new· members who dise on Valentine's Day then Theresa answers because of the Council· Chambers door dies. Various clothes are recently joined the group a it's off to Canada next month. the novelty and then quickly on the third ffoor of the Stu.: scattered about on the tables. month and a half ago. Right now they play "strictly: adds, "Don't compare us to dent Union . building. "Are One of the girls sits alone on The old Upstick began last FM commercial," but will· the Go Go's!'' you girls finished changing?" the rightsideofthechambers July of '82 and for various eventually develop a style of They've written some origi "A voice from inside busily preparing the song · reasons--Cheri Gates, Linda mostly rock. nal songs, Wild You, HOt Lit answers, "Yeah." sheet for their next set. The Bragel and Sheila Geisler left Reactions from .the New tle Numbers and Knock On Right now it is in between ·rest of the girls are sitting on the band. None of the England, Rhode Island cir Our Door which they all col acts. Lipstick has just per the left hand side. They members knew one another cuit have been mostly favora laborated on by improvising. formed for fifty minutes." Are notice me. I notice them. La before the group formed. ble. They've performed for Who thought of the name 'you ready for the interview? di da. Any personality clash? colleges and Bridgewater is Lipstick? Deb answered that The guy from the paper is "Welcome to the smoking "Personality clashf Well, let their tenth. Theresa com there was a list of possible here." section!"greets ·one girl. Lip- me tell you about~-" jokingly ments, "Bridgewater is the titles for the group and their The door opens and a girl's stick consists of six women replies Dianne. Theresa cleanest school we've. per manager simply chose Lip voice answers~ "Yeah, ·send ranging in ages from 20 to 24 adds, "No, we're justone big formed for, so far." stick for them. him in." The stage manager and they are: Arlgela Blair- happy family." When asked what the life of The stage manager walks turns to me, "You've gotten (lead vocals), Theresa Gray- Lipstick i.s sponsored by a rock singer i.s like. Dianne in~-"Lefs got You girls are minutes/' and. then te~.ves. (lead vocals), Susane . Rockfever .Productions and Plante said,·"Lt's n·ot as glam.:. three minutes late!" Imme Walking .into the en9rmous Wood(bass/vocals), Debby, they regulary perform·. five orous as people think~ It's a diately the girls jump up and room . that normaUy houses Phillips(drums:) •... · .oian·ne ntg:hts a week. "We travel lot ofhard work/' Performing ·pr~pare themsefves for the,.· SGA member.s, t: find si~ gi~rs Ptante(Jead ·guitar/vocals) •. ,· around in a long white taxi is fun but they have to be con- BSC .mob ·who await their reraxirig. preparing' for their ·amt ·oeb M8e:Oonald (key~· ·umonsine." ·. · . ~tantlv r1tadv t~ frtJvelto ttaei:r .return.' · · Thursday, February l 7, 1983 The Comment 9 s s wm type term papers~ resumes, etc. $1.00 per page. Special rates for large pro r~~~~~:;h~s=~1 Summer Job Fair jects. Paper supplied. Call ~ j Linda at 644-2268 after 5 p.m. ~i Westgate Mall Brockton ~:i Bridgewater State College is hosting a Summer Job Fair on (On campus every day). ~ ~ Wednesday, February 23, 1983 from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. in the College's Student Union Ballroom. Tutoring: Exchange student i Thurs. February 17th - The Neighborhoods ~ This event is co-sponsored by the Financial Aid Office's Stu from Quebec would like to do ~ ~ dent Employment Referal Service and the Career Planning and some tutoring in French. Call Every Friday - J.D., Billy and Ken Placement Office. 697-7103 and leave your ~ j "SL-rr,mer Job Fair '83'" is a free service provided by Bridge name and telephone number . I ~ .vater State College to the business community. Seventy-five h~ SaL February 19th - The Lines ~ employers to date from private industry, :-etail industry, and ~Pen Pal Wanted: Death Row ~ ~ camps will be taking applications and will be available fer inter prisoner, · Caucasian male, views at the Job Fair. Any employers who anticipate hiring ~ I summer help and who wish to participate, are cordially invited to age 35, desires correspon ~ Sun. February 20th - The Lines ~-· contact Ann Marie Paulsor. at 697-1232 at the college. dence with either male or ~ ~ All Bridgewater State College students ·and all area college female college students. ti Mon. February 2lst_.::_.Mike Viola AUiance ~·~ students are in·:ited to n•eb', ·.vith potential employers at the ..;ob Wants to form some kind of I ~ Fa1 r. Specia1 No~c:: TJ-;is year ~his wlli !:;,:; the only Job Fsiir. frie relationship and "ih;; Ma:;: Job ha!:! been canceled. ~i All ages show! 7-11 ~.~~.: !l,'1 . rnore or less just exchange "~ :'-:. past and !deas. i~; Tu.es. February ~ Win ans\,ver all letters and ~-··~ ~ to ;~~:~ Scvflral Locationc; in 16 Eager Beaver Day Car,·;p - Abington. M.1~. 17 East Brid(Jowater Fmnii\• YMC.&. a)Camp Satucket, East Bridgewater, fv1A b)Camp Clar\\. Piyrnout!-1, MA c)Camp Yomechas. Middleboro, MA 1U!.":: {~;;'m$'JlC~NT ST., lt\11'E. 27 EAST BROCKTON, MASS. 02402 18 Ebner Camps, inc. MON.•FRI. 10·7: SAT. 10·6 a) Camp Awost1ng - Bantam, CT 3ALES e REPAIRS• INSTALLATIONS b) Camp Chinqueca' - Bantam, CT 19. Efficacy Research lnstitutl';l - Taunton. MA 20. Elliot P. Joslin Camp - Charlton. MA 21. Essex County 4-H Club--Camp Leslie - Georgetown. MA QE 22. Friendship Camp";,~to~1lj9r;iporo. N.H , CRAIG fl230 PREAMP IN-DASH CRAIG R551 7 BAND EQUALIZER , .. •AMJFM CASSET.TE, DOLBY, .5 W\TH VARlA.BLE A.MBIENCE 23. ~~~~~~~~~~r;~r;~~~(~~\a~.r ~~ .~,: r: ~) ·;,_:; PRESETS, SEHDVST HEADS & MOREi FO.R CONCERT b) Camp Mohawk-· Cornwall, CT. HALL 24. Greater Lawrence YMCA SOUND, a) Lawrence Day Camp - Salem. NH L.E.D. b) Lawrence Camp - Meredith, NH METER c) Camp Nokamis - Meredith, NH &FADER. 25. Hale Reservation, Camp - Westwood, MA 26. Handi~Kids - Bridgewater, MA 27. Horizons for Youth - Sharon, MA CRAIQR51060WA1T AMPLIFIERWITH 28. Job Matching Center - Brockton, MA 30 WA TIS/CHANNEL, SUPERClEAN 29. Job Matching Center - Taunton, MA POWER $289.00 30. King Richard's Faire - South Carver, MA 31. LeBaron R. Barker Forestry Camp - Plymouth, MA 32. Mah-Kee-Nae, Camp - Lenox, MA Panasonic 33. Massachusetts lnti::rrship Office - Boston, MA AM/FM CASSETTE WITH FM OPTIMIZER, 34. Massapoag, Can'p - Dunstable, MA DOLBY, METAL TAPE CAPABILITY 35. Morgan Memorial Fresh Air Camps, Inc. - South Athol, MA 36. Muscular Dy.>trophy fa.ssociation - Braintree, MA 37. Naome. Cernp - Raymqnct. M_E ss.: Nashua ~rash Air Camp_: Greenfield, NH 39.. N.obles bay:camp ~6edharri. MA 40. Nawai - Brockton, MA 42. Papa Gino's Restaurant - Raynham, MA 43. Patriot's Trail Girl Scout Council Camps a) Camp Favorite - Brewster, MA b) Camp Menotomy - Meredith. NH c) Camp Wabasso - Bradford, NH 44. Pilgrim Da_y Camp - Framingham, MA 45 .. Pine Tree Camp - Oakland, ME 46. Taunton YMCA and Taunton Boys Club - Taunton, MA 47. RGIS Inventory Specialists - Plainville, MA 48. RI Higher Education Assistance Authority - Providence. RI 49. Taunton Area Chamber of Conference - Taunton, MA 50. YMCA Camp Rotary :- Boxford, MA $29.95 A PAIR 51. Runels, Camp - Pellham, NH MONDAY ONLY SAVE A LOT! 52. Sachem, Camp - Saugus, Ma 53. S.J; Ranch - Ellington, CT THINKING OF PURCHASING A CHAPMAN AUTO 54. Selective Care, Inc. .,. Brockton/Walpole, MA ALARM? COMPARE ONE OF OUR AUTO 55. Som.erviUe Youth program/Wilderness Program - Some SECURITY SYSTEMS FROM HARCOR OR rville. MA . · . · · · : ' MONROE HOOD LOCKS & ALARMS FOR ONLY 56. South Area Jewi~Fr'.dcimrri~nit'y Ce~ter - Brockton, MA: 1 57. South Norfolk Count}'Associationfor.Reta:rded·Oitlzer:is.,.. $79.00 AND UP Norwood;·MA. 58 .. South ;5hore Educatior:ial Cqllaborative • Hir:igharn, MA 59. South Shore YMC , · ·. · · · . · a) Camp Burges~ , Sandwich, 'MA bl camp Haywarci - ·sandwich. MA 60. South Shore YMCA . ' a) Car•p Clark - Quincy, MA J;>) Camp King - Quincy, MA 61 .. YMCA Summer Sports Camp~ Newton. MA 62. Timber Trails Camp - Polland, MA 63: :united Paree! Service -·Brockton, MA · 64. Camp Waban.- Sanford. ME .65. Wauk.eela, Ca[T1p - Eaton Center. NH 66. Camp Winadu - Pittsfield, MA WE CARRY ONE OF THE 67. Camp Yomechas - Middlebor, MA· 6S. Brockton Area Association for Retarded Qitizens- Brockton,. LARGEST SSLECTIONS OF, MA·: 'CAR STEREOS • A.uro 41.ARilts 69.: Ma.lden/MelroSE! YMCA . .RAPA1' DSTECTQ/is -., Cd'S , .. ' , a} .g~mp Ma(jaca ~· Wenham, :MA ... ·.· i. ' P•RSO'NAL PORT4Bt.'tS . . . 70. Mlddieboro YMCA ~ Middl~boro, MA · AMPLIF~BllS • ·~U.4,ti;t'~,llS '!·... ·· ·"·· : "' - -.- _ .. · ·,<:\.. ;_ : ··~--~(.~ l:r.~n~:. 10 The Comment Thu~day, February 17, 198 p rt s 0 :...... , ...... ~ Bears' Business The Phantom Before they do thatthey must see either George Nigro or By Mike Storey first prove to themselves that Tracy Lee or come to the Diner Dribbles they can play in the same Intramural office in the Kelly By Kevin Roberts "NCAA! NCAA!" What the NCAA bound? It sure looks manner that made them the Gym. heck are those fans scream that way for the Men's bas- #1 team in New England only Bruins Bus! Twenty-five Good evening. Phantom ing now? Bunch of illerate ketball squad as they con- a few weeks ago. tickets have been reserved Diner here, and I'll be review youngsters. N.C AA isn't even tinue to dominate the teams Swimming & Gymnastics for the Boston Bruins versus ng tonight's basketball game a word. The first half ends in the Mass. State Confer- Because of the snowstorm Buffalo Sabres on March . featuring the Bridgewater with BSC still losing 39 to 42. ence. After Tuesday night's last weekend, swim meets for 2nd. For $13.00 you get $11.00 State Bears Varsity team tak- Number 33 or 23 ia the first come from behind victory both the men (Central Con seats and transportation to 1 ng on Fitchburg State. It's to slam one down the rim in (83-73) over Fitchburg necticut) and women (Wel- and from B.S.C. All those February 16, 1983. Tonight's the second half. Again with ·State. the (18-3) overall, (9-1) lesley) were cancelled. Both interested should see me in ;Jame is made possible by the toilet paper!· Ouch! Hey conference Bears are gua- teams are going into their last my office (114) in the Kelly Ti I ly Restaurant. When buddy, watch your aim! Bill ranteed at least a tie for the week of competition before Gym. vou're hungry, you've got no Scigliano has been contri Division Ill playoffs. Site of the New Englands. For men, Three-man volleyball choice! It's gotta be Tilly! buting a lot of points and look the playoffs has not yet been they are taking place in starts next week on Tuesday. Tilly! Ra! Ra! Ra! Give me a Tl out, here comes,trouble. The announced but when it is, fan Springfield. The women will and Thursday (ll-l2). s;gn up Give me a /!"Hey, pipe down! BSC cheerlea_ders have had buses will be available (for a be competing at Southeast sheets wi 11 be posted on the Excuse me. enough sitting around. They minimal fee1 to go cheer our ern Mass. Best bet come Intramural bulletin board. The gym is packed with are taking over the gym. Do Bears on. home with a couple of awards anxious BSC fans and-- and they take prisoners? Please! The Bears, ranked 6th in seems to be women's Cap lntramurals toilet paper?! Hmm. Nineteen Twelve delectable girJs form . New England, have been get- tain Lori Davenpqrt, who has seconds on the .clock till into one line and create a ting solid perfor ances out of qualified for seven events This past Tuesday, the Showtime. I've got my Coke semi-pyramid. Those immor everyone. Congratulations already. Intramural All-Stars troun- and chocolate bar. All lights tals words, "Hit it!" ar,e .go to Devere Morris for being The Gymnastics team had ced the BSC JV basketball out. Now for the coming exclaimed. There's a sigh selected to the ECAC Honor their meet cancelled over the ·team (85-77). Leading scor- attractions. A spot light is from the crowd as the sacred Roll this week. The winning weekend versus Brown, but ers were unavailable as the focused on the Bears as the ball is carried up the line and fever is contagious and can still maintain a fine (5-2) scorebook for the game was members are introduced. then makes its final destina be detected in all the players' record going into their last unable to be located before Suddenly, a trumpet player tion through the hoop. Bob eyes during a game. Coaches week of competition. They press time. comes to center court. Eve- Devo Devereaux, wearing the Paul Byron and Paul Ware have a home meet this Satur- Standings for intramural , ryone stands. The National latest in Men's fashions, is in should be congratulated for day at2:00 p.m. versus U. of basketball are posted in the ·-·~nthem is played. Only one a furry bear suit. He makes the way they've prepared the Maine/Farmington, Conn., Kelly Gym. These standings guy sings and he's flat. his spectacular bellyflop dive Bears in "peaking" just at the watch the girls strut their will be up-dated every week. What's the matter? Doesn't and then slides across the right time for the playoffs. stuff. The (A) division is being led anyone know the words? floor. Keep it up guys, the whole The squad has be~nsuffer- by Smegma and 277-INP. The players take the field, Glancing at the time clock, school is behind you! ing from assortefd bumps The (B) divisron have the er, floor. Pardon me, miss, there are. ten minutes left. I The Women's Basketball and bruises in recent weeks, Tokens and the Clydesdales which color are we? "BSC is see two green lights, a yel squad has run into some leading the way for most trips tied for first. In the (C) div- red and;white." I take it then low, and a red one. This, of tough competition the last to the Training Room is Cap- ision, the SABO's, Trotters, that Fitchburg is green,.and. course, means By Christopher Harwood starting line-up could be that and the frustrated Fal Shines introduced by spotlight, the cons started committing Another Wednesday night power to the spotlight and intentional fouls. The final arrives, and I'm sitting in The the WBIM remote were killed outcome was 83-73 and the Comment office thinking as well. Such is life in the Bears clinched at least a tie In Shotokan about writing some kind o~ Commonwealth~ Al Talbot for the Mass State Athletic .By Touch!" you are "letting your mind sports editorial. Laurel Bow undeservedly took the blame. Conference title. overtake your body". Self man just came in and is play Last night he did a great job Well, I was going to try and Hitoshi Sumida is a senior, discipline is stressed more ing my guitar much better on .the spotlight. Anyway, the attend the various sports biology major at Bridgewater than anything. The object is than-rcan. Trying to develop Falcons ·came· out to play events that were supposed to State College. His homeland to make yourself believe that two rolls of film this aftern:.. . rough in the first halt As for be happe11ing this pastwee is Japan, but he has been in "you are a better man than no.n. I ran into some faulty the first time in many games kend but they were cancelled the United States for four and your opponent, and that you miCrodol developer and lost the, Be~rs were out due to a low-level white a tiarf years while attending will win''. al I the negatives. (Apologies rebounded. Elbows and cloud .. The highlight was Bridgewater State. He chose Toshi recently participated to Lori Davenport, who was knees .were tlylhg quite a bij being told to move my car at to attend BSC so that he in a New England College to be Budweiser Athlete of each time the· Falcons 8:00.Sunday morning. could expand his knowledge Karate Federation Tourna theWeek. I'll get you in next grabbed the ban off ·'the I think we've got the Men's ahd experiences. ment. He competed against week. You have to pose boards. This led to a few ver Lacrosse Club schedule put T-oshi has been practicing schools such ·as U.Mass., again; though.) A certain bal confrontations .. The Fal together but there will proba Shotokan for 10 years now. Ya!e, Wellsley, Tufts, and friend of mine entered me in cons also matched pace with bly be a few changes. There Ato'ng With competing he is Harvard. Toshi placed 1st in tonight's dating game. For the Bear's fast running, This might be a team get-together atso an instructor of the Shot the Novice Sparring Team, som~ _reason I accepted. It's combination allowed Fra party in one week. Check the okan Karate Club here at which is Kicking and Fight either the ham in me or my mingham to hold the lead at general announcements bul BSC. For those of you who ing;. 2nd in the Advance deep~rooted insanity came to halftime 42-39. Bridgewater letin board in the gym for may. not know exactly what Team; and 2nd in Kata, which surface again. came ro~ring back in the details. Shotokan Karate is, it's a is the individual skills. He has Well, as fatigue and second half with a somewhat Through bad lines of com form of Martial Art. While a received numerous medals depression seJjn;Tthink back r~y,~n~~tyl., fittityde. , T~e'y municati9n I inadvertently majority ot people may think and awards for his outstand tc>"''lasf·'fiigtitt'1s :Mehrs~a~t:sket:..::. that Karate is just a type of ing performances in Shoto \'p"'lc:\S'Jti!I 1 :_'rp.ugb· left out a Valentine personal s\~~t~91 Jn.~· ban:_; 9a·m0, tas·c_.atja;r;~~ tnl:f.1 g~'me tnat ·. tfie ita1cdris had from a certain gymnast to a self-.defense, Toshi states kan Karate. After graduation Fr'am1ngharrl~StMe Fall:501ns:' v~f st~tte~j n )h~ ffr~t haft. F ~~ certain senior class president "it's a type· of mental and in May, Toshi plans to return fiHed'.'ln foY: D'.av~1 Robichau'd · mingham found they couldn't (XXX, Pete). Sorry, Deb! physical . relaxation", where home to Japan. again,· as color man, to Larry keep up. The play that stands Well; if this article seems Burnham's play-by-play on out in my mind was Al How strange, that's the mood I'm WBIM. We didn't get shut ard retrieving his own in. See ya next issue. I'm down for two minutes this rebound from a. free throw, going to the Rat for a brew. time; as we did last Friday, (tough night at the line, Al) (Gee, Stuart thought I played during the game against and slammed the ball for two the quitar 0.K.). (I wish I got Curry College. That night to put BSC in the lead for the credit for this article.) Bye. when the gym lights were first time in the game. The shut adven-: · , Great school support. Hitoshi Sumida the Bea:rs at .home against a ture 'for everyone attending THANKS! strong Salem Stateteam. The· with· IO-f2 inches of snow A PAl.INOROMF.: game featured a strong already having accumulated. Hi, l.H. RAPE AWARENESS· for five (5) consecutive weeks GRADUATING SOON? (Continued from page 4) from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.. The The participant wil1 put total cost for this 20 hour learned self-defense tech- classtime is $10.00 per female Ski You're Needed niques together in a modified student. TheSGA is subsidiz way so as to get the feeling of ing $25.00 of the total pro Club· mild physical confrontation. gram cost per person~ All· Over the This aspect is necessary to Meet enhance the awareness of the participant as well as World. eliminate the shock. element Ask Peace Corps volunteers why their ingenuity and flexibility of being confronted for .the ore as vital as their degrees. They'll tell you they ore helping first time in an actual situa the world's poorest peoples attain self sufficiency in the areas The Bridgewater State Ski tion. Absolute safety precau of food production; energy conservation, education, economic Club will be in action this tions will be stressed to development and health services. And they'll tell you about weekend at an invitational ski eliminate the chance of any the rewords of hands on career experience overseas. They'll meet at Andover, MA. · injury occuring. It is , how-: tell you it's the toughest job you'll ever love. ever, necessary that the par On Sunday the club will be ticipant test her skills to get a conducting a recreational :~ feeling of her own limitations. tour at the Hal.e Reservatiori Techniques covered will in Westwood and on Monday PEACE COl\PS apply to situations where the will attend the prestigious victim is either standing, sit Washington's Birthday race Attend a film and information'sessian in the ting, or on the ground. in Brattleboro, VT. All inter Library, Room 12, March 1, at 11:00 a.m. The course will be held ested skiers are urged to twice a week (Tuesdays and attend an informational FOR MORE IN:rORlviATION CALL (617). 2237"7366. Thursdays) at Bridgewater meeting in G-120 at 11:00 A.M. State College, located in the Thursday, February 18. Those SGA ·Chambers, ·3rd floor, who cannot attend can call Student Union Building, Steve at 447-2463 or 584- beginning February 8, 1983, 8914. l) ' •• 12 The Comment Thursday, February 17, 1983 The Army's active, reserve and national guard units are on the move all around the globe. Over land, through harbors and ports, in the air. If you are looking for an. executive position in the future yet you want plenty of action now-look at the list of oppor tunities available to the Army officer. Opportunities to manage people and equipment. Opportunities to lead ~a.-.;...... ~m..J~Jllfl..._~ America's finest on land and sea. Opportunities to sqar · through the air. The trainirig that qualifies you to be an Army officer can put you a step ahead 'in any future career_:_ military or civilian. . " . . ·; Make the first step now. See.· the Professor of Military Science on your campus. 4""Send me more information on,. ~aArfl BE ALL YOU CAN BE. ( Army ROTC. · l Name !please pnntl I I StreettNo 1 I c""s'"""'' I @ I Tt~lephone ____ OateofBirth __ , College Planning To Attend I ARMY ROTC. I & Location------CUP AND MAIL TO: J l Professor of Military Science 'STONEHILL COLLEGE ,/ Department of Military Science North Easton, MA. 02356 R.O.T.C. Representatives will be· on campus Feb. 22nd from 1·0:00- 11 :OOam and 12:00-2:00 in the Plymouth County Conference Room (across from the Info Booth) 2nd floor Stu nt Union.