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the student newspaper of. jSferist College VOLUME #52 ISSUE # 16 http://www.academic.marist.edii/circle APRIL 15,1999 Greek Week a successful event byTEVISORENSEN Sigma, and Kappa Lambda Psi, along-with the two fraternities, Staff Writer Alpha Phi Delta and Phi Kappa It is rare when many different Sigma, participated in friendly campus groups get together for competition throughout the a week-long event.. week. However, April 6 through April Assistant Dean of Activities 10 marked the ninth Annual and Conferences, Steve Photo courtesy of Melissa Novick Greek Week, bringing together Sansola, said the week's activi­ members from all the school- ties were a great success and Left: Cara Bicking of Sigma chartered sororities and frater­ really helped to reinforce the Sigma Sigma takes part in nities here at Marist. meaning of Greek Week. Greek Week.,. Members from the four sorori­ 'The purpose of Greek Week Above: Gina Lozito and Amy ties, Alpha Sigma Tau, Kappa Burke of Sigma Sigma Sigma Kappa Gamma, Sigma Sigma ...please ret? GREEK, pg. 4 Photo courtesy of Melissa Novick in a pie^eating contest. School of Management changes^ curriculuin Online program first in NY State a We gathered input from students, but by CHRIS GROGAN more importantly News Editor accounting firms in the New York area There are some minor changes and the business ad­ planned for next year that will alter the curriculum in the visory board/» School of Management. A revised Accounting curricu­ lum with changes in the re­ Gordon Badovick quired courses will go into ef­ Dean fect next semester, according to School of Management School of Management Dean Gordon Badovick. "We gathered input from stu­ Administration. According to dents, but more'importantly ac­ Badovick, this is a much more Circle photo/Jeremy Smith counting firmsi n the New York attractive minor than it previ­ Ground breaking for the new building took place on Feb. 17. area and the business advisory ously had been. - board," he said. "Very few students chose this An Information Systems minor in the past because it re­ New Fontaine to open next spring course will be added due to fa­ quired 33 credits, which is a lot Construction on the site of the Marist President Emeritus This academic facility will re­ vorable input from'school advi­ for a minor," he said. "There are Brother Paul Ambrose, FMS, place the original Fontaine Hall sory sources. new Fontaine building" is pro­ now less required, courses, gressing. whose family name is Fontaine. built by the Marist Brothers in which makes this a much more There have already been some Ground was broken Feb. 17 on At the ground-breaking, Presi­ the 1950s. attractive minor because it is modifications to the school, in­ the 33,685 square-foot building dent Dennis Murray recounted compatible with students in —Chris Grogan cluding a new minor in Business that will house the Division of highlights of Brother Paul's 69 majors outside the School of Humanities. The Marist Insti­ years of affiliation with the Management." WEEKLY POLL tute for Public Opinion will also Marist Brothers, including his Badovick said he is also ex­ be there. - many contributions to the Col­ cited about the launch of the Fontaine Hall also will contain lege. online MBA program at the be­ four general purpose class­ This building will be con­ ginning of this semester. This is rooms, two seminar rooms, a structed of pale grey limestone Do you think the first MBA program to be TODAY: conference room and a multi­ blocks. The main entrance has Marist offers online in New York. two-story soaring windows set P.M. Rain purpose room with a river view. hi: 61° A number of alumni have ex­ Also, within Fontaine will be behind four slender columns sufficient housing pressed interest in this pro­ lo:38° options? the Office of College Advance­ that echo the columns of the two gram," he said. "In essence, a ment, which supports the fund- adjacent academic buildings, student could complete this de­ Dyson and Lowell Thomas. Community. 2 YES NQ raising efforts of the College Features 5 gree from anywhere in the and includes the areas of The entrance way to the*new 68 32 world." Alumni Affairs and College Re­ building will have a stepped A&E 11 The online MPA program is lations. courtyard where students and Opinion 9 SEE RELATED STORYRY, PPGG . 5 The building is named for faculty can gather. Sports...... 16 This is an unscientific survey taken fromfrom 100 ... please see BUSINESS, pg. 4 Marist students. THE CIRCLE THEGIECLE APRIL 15.1999 News PAGE 3 CANDIDS APRIL IS. 1999 Community PAGE 2

Judge finds Clinton in m YOUR OPINION :c6ntempt:"pf.court'^rl': "•• I'AV'C,'/,!, > ~.. - - -'.'- •'- -'.' \-V i LittleRock,' Ark. ^ A federal judge ruledPresidentClihton in contempt of court Monday for "giving "intentibnally false?' tes- timdriy.'about his. relationship with/Monica Lewinsky, during Habitat for Humanity What is your favorite questioning in the^ Paula Jones The Marist College chapter of One dozen packages of candy sekud; harassment case.' ':'•', ;. Habitat for Humanity is having were stolen by tilting the vend­ springtime activity? J the judge's, finding, a civil a Build-A-Thon on Sat., April ing machine in Leo Hall on Sat., rather thari criminal ruling, or­ 17. The members plan to work April 3. A security officer on pa­ ders Clinton to. pay Mrs. Jones on the house from dawn until trol reported the larceny at 9:55 "any- reasonable expenses in­ dusk. Each member has a spon­ am cluding attorneys' fees.caused sor sheet and is collecting- by his willful failure to obey this pledges to support the con­ Within the week of April 5-9, court's discovery orders." U.S. struction. four vehicles with fraudulent District Judge .Susan Webber The goals of the fund-raiser parking permits were found on Wright.said she, would.delay, are to raise money for the con­ cars in the West Cedar Parking enforcement for,30 days to give struction and to get a good por­ Lot. The owners were identi­ Clinton an opportunity, to ask tion of the house built on this fied and parking privileges were for a hearing or file a notice of day. If anyone would like to revoked: j .,„'*•- appeal. . • ",. ' • make a donation, please contact The ruling stemmed from the chairperson of the Build-A- . A female athlete twisted her Clinton's sworn statemenLin the Thon committee, KC Skolnik at ankle-while playing softball on Jones case that he.didnH have X4476, or the President, Tilli April 6 at 5 p.rri: on the North a sexual relationship with the- Circle photo/Joe Scotto Andrews, atX4545.; •" End athletic field. She awoke in former White House intern'. Girls enjoy the nice April weather outside of the Old Townhouses last week. Don't expect to catch many rays this pain the next morning and saw Wright said in her ruling, "The weekend, rain is forecast until Sunday. But don't worry because... April showers bring May flowers! that her ankle had swelled tre­ Psychology Club Sit outside and enjoy record demonstrates by clear mendously. Security was noti­ / like to walk along Be a buddy for a day! The Psy­ and convincing evidence that fied and the athlete was trans­ the train tracks." Drinking outdoors. the warm weather, chology Club will be sponsor­ the-president responded to ported to St. Francis Hospital for • and. better myself ing its annual One to One Day plaintiffs' questions by giving Contest offers treatment. academically." Journalism class joins on Wed., April 28. Find them false, misleading and evasive students chance on the Dyson Green from 9 answers that were designed to a.m. to 2 p.m. If there are any The Upper Hoop Parking Lot obstruct the judicial process." to live in NYC will be cleared of all resident Jaimie Bierwirth Ryan McCollum Amy Martin forces with former professor questions, please contact Jason "The court takes no pleasure atX4694. vehicles for Riverfest prepara­ sophomore sophomore "sophomore Students worldwide have whatsoever in holding this byPATRICKKEMPF the chance of a lifetime—to tions. Drivers are being asked Staff Writer to keep their vehicles clear of Jnation!s {president- in' contempt live in New York City, rent- Poughkeepsie Institute of court," the judge said. ; , . Marist students know that the free. Competing to take a bite The Poughkeepsie Institute the lot from Wednesday after­ noon to Friday night, around 10 college is expanding with all the out of the Big Apple is easy will sponsor a community dis­ Magician survives being construction, but many do not and it's oh the Internet. cussion on race and ethnicity p.m., when the clean up efforts should be completed. on-campus resident of being mound, sending a pitcher run­ other order, and returned to find buried alive know the college has gone Educational Housing Ser­ on Thurs., April 15 at 7 p.m. at HIV-positive. ning towards center field.Dur ­ a $30 order stolen from the front worldwide. vices, Inc., (EHS), College Club the Family Partnership Center. Members of Marist's com­ ing the truck's getaway, the seat. The larceny occurred at 6 New York—Seven days after The Marist World Watch is a and CollegeCard are sponsor­ Construction workers drilled student based web page created There will be a screening of an auger through a cable, sev­ puter services helped to track, driver's friend fled the scene and p.m. on Sat., April 10 in the Mid- he entered a transparent coffin ing the Cyber sleuth Zip the Institute's recently released the message electronically. It is still unidentified. Rise Parking Lot. set six feet into the ground, ma­ four years ago by G. Modele McClick contest, April 12 ering telephone and fire alarm Clarke, professional lecturer. It film, "Four Faces of lines in Townhouse Blocks "H" eventually turned up a commer­ gician David Blaine was helped through May 9 on the Internet Poughkeepsie." A panel of four cial terminal in Australia, ex­ A Yeung Ho II Chinese food out today looking fit but slightly gives analysis of, nonbreaking at www.studenthousing.org. through "M" on Wed., April 3. news, but of what is going on in people of different backgrounds The telephones were out of ser­ plaining the 13-hour time dis­ delivery person's car was left wobbly. The grand prize for the trivia will then lead a discussion that the world around us. contest is free housing in an vice until Sat., April 10. The line crepancy on the mailed mes­ unlocked while delivering an­ Hundreds of spectators Circle graphic/Amanda Bradley includes the Institute's report, sage. The victim of the e-mail cheered when the three-ton tank Each member of Clarke's Jour­ EHS student residence for the connecting the fire alarms to the nalism II class is given a beat at "Race and Ethnicity in security office was fixed within had previously been to Austra­ of water that covered his see- global issues," he said. summer of 1999 in New York Poughkeepsie," as a starting the beginning of the semester Clarke said he also wanted to City. Second and third prizes 36 hours, during which;time a lia on an internship. through coffin was lifted and point. Blaine sat up and smiled. and students must then estab­ take advantage of the technol­ are one month's free housing security officer was positioned lish contacts with experts on the $70 in cash was stolen from a . "I saw something very pro­ ogy offered here at Marist. and two week's free housing, in the North End to watch for area and also residents. Marist World any problems. Sheahan Hall resident's room, phetic ... a vision of every face, "It would be a crime not to take respectively. In addition to the SEGA sometime before April 9 at 2 ever}' religion, every age group The Spring 1999 version of Watch is at: advantage of the technology first tier.of prizes offered by Join us in celebrating Earth A fire alarm in the Chapel was p.m., when the larceny was re­ banding together, and that made the World Watch has a differ­ that we have available here," he EHS, CollgeCard is offering Day'99 on Wed., April 21. There set off by an extinguished ported to security officers. all this worthwhile," he told the ent twist to it. Marist students www.academic. said. "It gives students an op­ students a chance each week will be free t-shirts, posters, and candle smoke at 8:20 p.m. on crowd. . ; ." will write the articles and then portunity to use the basic con­ during the contest to win a ; cepts of journalism and weave food. A lecture by environmen­ Sun., April 14. A dented fence was reported The shirtless, tattooed magi­ send them overseas to England marist.edu/ $300 book scholarship. talist Franny Reese will be given April 9 at 7 p.m. by the resi­ where a class taught by former in technology at the same time." The Zip McClick contest cian donned sunglasses and Students' beats range from on Thurs., April 22 at 11 a.m. in Aggravated harassment, this dents of 29 Beck Place, where a "stepped,unsteadily out of the Marist Professor Missy Price modele will feature a new set of ques­ will add designs and the com­ Entertainment to Central the Performing Arts Room in the time by e-mail, was reported at van had backed into it while coffin, aided by security people, tions each week. Students Student Center. The lecture will 11:30 a.m. on April 9 by the parking in the Beck Place Park- puter layout. America, with a little bit of ev­ have the opportunity to en­ and was taken to! a doctor for a erything in between. cover the Storm King Mountain victim's roommate. The room­ ingLot. checkup: ";';„, -'--'-S-...- .,- Price teaches graphic commu­ ter the contest, once where Clarke was presenting a Sophomore Jaime Tomeo, who affair and its influence on the mate read a slanderous e-mail " The coffin had given him only, nication at Staffordshire Univer­ weekly—giving them four paper that he and colleague is currently covering U.S. environmental movements. message, falsely accusing the A runaway Chevrolet Blazer about .six; inches of head room sity in Trenton on Stokes, En­ chance to win. When contes­ gland. She said students in her Randy Hayman had worked on. courts, laws and crime, said she jumped a curb and crashed into and two inches on each.side.. . tants submit their answers, a fence surrounding the base­ class design and upload the ar­ With this new addition to the thinks this an excellent chance Zip McClick will immediately '".Blaine has insisted the subT ticles that Journalism II students process things are looking up for students to gain experience. ball field on Sat, April 10 at 3:50 terraneah sojourn was not a grade the answers, letting p.m. Minutes before the inci-. email. for the Marist World Watch. "I think that it is a good op­ students know whether .they Weekend Weather publicity, stunt—lie has a tele-; Clarke said he has a few visions portunity to get published, it dent, the truck had broken vision special. „ scheduled According to Price, the big­ qualify for a chance at the down on Route 9, where the gest obstacle has been the com­ that he would like to see come provides us with a background grand prize. FRIDAY: SATURDAY: Wednesday on ABC -r- but a true. and an introduction to web jour­ driver was told to push it out of test of will. His hero, Harry munication hurdles that stu­ New York City is a huge at­ traffic. dents face through email. "I would like to have the nalism," she said. traction to those who study Houdini. planned a similar feat Marist World Watch be recog­ The driver and his friend "The biggest problem is one Students have often remained theatre, art, and music, or who but died in 1926 before he could nized as a news forum, eventu­ pushed the car off the road into of communication, the US stu­ in touch with their contacts af­ come to the city for summer perform it \ ally attracting prominent experts Marist's south entrance. The dents and the UK students ter the project is over, something internships. doing research on a particular driver's side door had been NATO mulls Kosovo don't seem to be emailing each that Tomeo said she thinks is All contestants must be at other like they should, to de­ topic," he said. invaluable. showers windy partly cloudy closed and the window rolled protectorate least 18 years of age, currently up, so as the two pushed the velop that sense of 'We're in Clarke had two goals in mind "The contacts that we obtain enrolled in college or a senior when he established the site. hi: 58° hi: 56° hi: 53° truck and down the incline, the Brussells, Belgium—Saying this together'," she said. "I'm can definitely be helpful to us in high school and have a valid : The first was to increase stu­ not in the beginning of our ca­ lo: 40° lo:39° lo: 37° truck began to roll faster and oaj^appolnimem.Vlfdk4mWcam;0^TlJm8al hundreds of thousands of , sure that as the end of the se­ email address. Transportation 264 NORTH ROAD, POUGHKEEPSIE 454-9239 dent awareness. reers, but hopefully throughout eventually got away from the* displaced civilians are facing mester rapidly approaches they to and from New York, meals will be in greater contact." • "I wanted to give students a our careers," she said. two students. The Blazer bar­ Qpenwnkihp94;Ttu>s.l<>8;SaL8&5 starvation, Secretary of State and tuition are not included in Source: http://www.weather.com (The Weather Channel) reled towards the relief pitcher's Clarke and Price came up with global perspective and force the prize package. ..: please see WORLD, pg. 4-' the idea while at a conference them to become more aware of THEXIECLE APRIL 15,1999 News PAGE 4 GREEK: Relay events, talent show and tug of war challenged sororities APRIL 15.1999 Features PAGE 5

Greeks and non-Greeks. continued from pg. 1 Fellow Alpha Sigma Tau mem­ Sansola said the fund-raising ber Rachael Vbllaro said the en­ is important because it not only tire week was a positive experi­ It's time to choose housing again brings the Greeks together, but ence for everyone involved. is to give the Greeks a chance is also a contribution to the "It promotes friendly compe­ The same holds true for cur­ to come together and really de­ community. "hangs out." Access to from the inside or out. and who you live with. tition and Greek unity," she said. by JEN GLOVER rent Leo resident Jen Stewart. Donnelly, the deli, a Chinese But, no matter what the major­ velop a sense of unity through Sansola also said the talent So, don't forget to make your Overall, Alpha Sigma Tau Staff Writer She said she likes the bigger takeout, a pizzeria, and of course, ity of Marist students say, the participating in fun activities," show went over very well. Some decision and hand your hous­ earned the most total points for rooms that Mid-Rise has, and, McCoy's, were other perks of best place to live is merely de­ he said. 300 people attended the event ing forms into your Resident Di­ the week out of the sororities. while she enjoys living in Leo, living in West Cedar. termined by what you make of it Some of these activities in­ put. on by the four sororities. rector from April 19 to April 21. Kappa Kappa Gamma came in With housing forms due soon, wanted to try something differ­ . Senior Nadine Simon, while cluded a pudding eating con­ The two fraternities did not par­ second and Sigma Sigma Sigma Wed., April 21, the time is now ent from the typical "dorm life" not on a current search for test, scavenger hunt, dart con­ ticipate but did attend the event and Kappa Lambda Psi tied for for Marist College freshman, that Champagnat would have where she would like to live next test, billiards contest, swimming in support of the women accord­ third. In the fraternity division, sophomores, and juniors to de­ provided. year, reflected on where she has relay, volleyball tournament, ice ing to Katie Tower, a member of Alpha Phi Delta edged out the termine their housing plans for Gregory and Benoit is often me lived on-campus for the past carving, a number of relay Alpha Sigma Tau. newly chartered Phi Kappa next year. forgotten sophomore housing. four years. Photo courtesy of Melissa Novick events, a tug-o-war and a talent Tower said she thought the Sigma. Current freshmen have the But for the people that have Starting in Sheahan, she's show. However, Thursday was . most exciting time of the week Above: Ryan Moore of Sansola said that the tie be­ option to apply for upper lived there, they know mat even lived in Mid-Rise, Old special for another reason, fund- was the fieldeventsheldSatur­ Sigma Sigma Sigma partici­ tween the two sororities was a Champagnat, Mid-Rise, Benoit, in the smallest and oddest Townhouses and currently re­ raising. day on the Campus Green. All pates in a relay event at great example of the unity de­ Gregory and, for a select few, shaped rooms, there can be a sides in the New Townhouses. According to Sansola, all six six groups participate in a vari­ Greek Week. veloped during Greek Week. Gartland. great deal of fun. groups were asked to pick a ety of races and -throwing She said she finds Mid-Rise Left: Melissa Novick par­ According to him, when me two Sophomores and juniors can Junior Dianne Tynan, who and the New Townhouses very fund-raiser to hold on campus events such as a three-legged groups were asked if they takes in a pie-eating contest Thursday with all proceeds go­ opt to live in these residences, now resides in the Old similar. They both have big The four sororities on cam­ race and an egg toss. Tower said wanted a play-off, the two dis­ ing to the Big Brother/Big Sis­ the day was a lot of fun. as well as the old and new Townhouses, said she enjoyed rooms, are cleaner and newer, as pus donated all proceeds cussed and agreed to remain townhouses, Talmadge or West her junior year in Gregory. well as the best bathroom set­ ters organization of Dutchess "It was great to see everyone toward the Big Brother/Big tied. Cedar. "There was only one washing up (with the toilet, shower, and County. To go along with those together having a good time," Sister organizations of "That was a great sign of machine and it was hot in there, sink all separate). fund-raisers, Kappa Lambda Psi said Tower, "It really showed the There are a number of consid­ Photo courtesy of Melissa Novick Dutchess County. sportsmanship," he said, "bring­ but I definitely liked it," she sponsored the campus blood unity of the entire Greek com­ erations that an individual or Trie Old Townhouses also ing out the best in people." said. drive, which brought in both munity," she said. group must take into consider­ brought forth a pleasurable ex­ ation when choosing their resi­ Despite how far away from perience for Simon and her dence hall pfchoice. campus Gartland Commons housemates last year. World Briefs continued ... Next year the third floor of seems to be, junior Mike With a larger common area BUSINESS: Undergraduate program Mid-Rise is intended to be al­ McCarthy had mostly words of than other places on campus and praise for this Marist housing. Madeleine Albright and NATO cohol, smoke, and drug free and the porch off the back, there provide a way to support self- But Albright turned down an looked at next for modifications will be called "well-being sub­ Especially with the recent was plenty of space for hang­ allies considered establishing a rule after a settlement of the con­ appeal for weapons from a rep­ protectorate to shield Kosovo stance floor housing." weather conditions, he said that ing out with friends, whether flict. resentative of the rebel Kosovo ... continued from pg. 1 course track. Badovick said this The Office of Housing and a number of people bring out from Yugoslav President Evidently united on keeping Liberation Army. A senior U.S. was possible due to some Slobodan Milosevic's forces. Residential Life is also attempt­ their lawnchairs and blankets, up their bombing campaign, the official said she told Jakup scheduled to begin in January course overlapping. This pro­ providing its own sense of com­ The still-developing idea, ing to convert the ninth floor of 19 NATO foreign ministers pon­ Krasniqi said any move to arm 2000. gram is geared towards students munity. • •; taken up Monday at a closed ' Gharripagnat into '24'H6ur Quiet dered ways to get help to the the rebels in defianceof a U.N. Badovick warned that while who want a career in the public : VT ! :: '';'-'• "We Have a very niceview of session of the North Atlantic 'H6usmg? -.;'v' -->.'- - ••• •'-' estimated 700,000 people arms embargo on all sides in most students go into the online sector. the Hudson and sunsets," he Council, likely would be coupled However, if these are not the Jon Murray and DanTyburski hangin' out in Gartland Albright said could perish in the Yugoslavia could weaken sup­ degree program thinking it will As part of the modifications, said. "I go out and watch the with lefusing lo allow Yugoslav options that you are looking for, province. port for the ethnic Albanians. be easier, those who have done a new faculty member will be sunsets every night." troops in Kosovo and would selecting housing can be diffi­ it, disagree. joining the ranks of the School cult. The girls of West Cedar's P-1. "Some think it's easier, but it's of Management. William Brown Is there an advantage to liv­ agree that the other side of the really just the same degree pro­ is leaving Babson College to join ing in Mid-Rise over Gregory? road is the place to be. Marist delegation to celebrate gram offered on campus here, Marist next semester as an as­ West Cedar or the Townhouses? With new furniture, a dish­ just enhanced for online use," sistant professor of human re­ To find out what Marist Col­ washer, and two token ring con­ he said. "It's the same program, sources. lege students prefer, a number nections per room, there are ad­ Champagnat's canonization but students taking it said they Even with all of these minor of students offered their opin­ vantages, if you don't mind find it more intense and chal­ changes occurring throughout ions on where they live and crossing Route 9. A delegation of Marist College the canonization prelude. Marist Brothers Provincial lenging." the school, there are also much have lived. They also said that, "having administrators, faculty, students Brother Patrick McNamara and The Marist Chambers Singers A combined BA/MPA degree larger plans in the works, ac­ Many freshmen apply for the common area out front is and alumni will attend the can­ theMaristBrothers Generalate in will mix classical and popular program was also a major initia­ cording to Badovick. housing in Mid-Rise for their really nice." On nice days; ev­ Refrigerators are a perk in onization of Blessed Marcellin Rome requested the Marist Sing­ pieces for the reception at Am­ tive begun this semester. This "We're totally looking at all sophomore year. eryone gets together and the townhouses, Gartland Circle photos/ Joe Scotto Champagnat, founder of the bassador Boggs' residence. ers to represent the United States track saves students time and undergraduate business majors, and West Cedar West Cedar is one of the many options for housing Congregation of Marist Broth­ at their Champagnat Festival, "Time Check," the men's a money because it shaves a year meeting with students to get ers of the Schools, in Vatican which will be held in the Paul VI cappella group, and "The Si­ off a traditional masters degree their input," he said. City on April 18. Audience Hall in Vatican City the rens," the woman's a cappella For 52 Marist Singers and their night before the canonization. group, will also perform. Springtime means allergies for many director, Laura Russell, it will be The Generalate also asked the Among the official Marist del­ an especially momentous trip. Singers to perform before the egation is 85-year old Brother Appointments for the 1999-2000 The students have been in­ Sunday liturgy to welcome the Paul Ambrose Fontaine, presi­ Student Government Association byMOLLYMCMANUS Senior Laurel Nylen said that ently. Some people can be If students think they may be pollen counts are at their high­ vited to sing for Pope John Paul tens of thousands of people dent-emeritus of Marist, and the Staff Writer she suffers from some of these around these substances and suffering from allergies, there est points, to relieve their al­ II and U.S. Ambassador to the from six continents who will at­ person considered the modern- Executive Board symptoms in the spring. not have a problem. Other are some steps they can take to lergy symptoms. day founder of the college. Holy See Lindy Boggs, and will tend the ceremony. Executive Vice President: Christopher Urynowicz Spring has finally come again. "I get itchy, watery eyes, people are very bothered by alleviate their symptoms. "Pollen is in the air at its high­ represent the United States at "The Singers are just count­ "All my life I have been pray- Vice President for Clubs Affairs: Louis Totino The sun is shining, the air is sneezing, itchy throat and puffy them," she said. "If someone "You can go to your family est percentage in the early morn­ an international festival cel­ ing down the days to Rome," . ing for this moment," said Vice President for Academics: Beth Methewson warm and the flowers are bloom­ eyes," she said. "I usually take doesn't have an allergy at the doctor or to a dermatologist. ing hours between 5 and 10 a.m. ebrating the life of the new Ro­ said Marist Music Director Brother Paul, who joined the Vice President for Student Life: Amanda Pike ing. anti-histamines for them and moment, that doesn't mean that They will do some skin testing If a student likes to go out run­ man Catholic saint. Laura Russell. "They see this Marist Brothers 69 years ago. 'To Parliamentarian: Kirstine Dunne Although most Marist stu­ that works." they can't develop an allergy. and see how you respond to see ning and they are bothered by again be in the presence of the They will also sing during the opportunity as a gift, and they Elections Commisioner: John Shibles dents take advantage of the sea­ According to O'Brien, there The changes in a person's body if you have an irritating re­ seasonal allergies, they should prelude leading up to the can­ Holy Father and to see Blessed are preparing for what will be Director of Public Relations: Michael Taylor son and all it has to offer, some are three different causes for al­ can make it so that you develop sponse to the test," she said. probably put off running until onization ceremony in Saint the biggest performances of Marcellin Champagnat added to Chief finance Officer: Rebecca Valk students dread this time of year. lergies. allergies later on in life." "Health Services has many stu­ the afternoon," she said. "Try Peter's Square, before a crowd their lives." the roll of Roman Catholic saints Executive Secretary: Linda Fakhoury This is because it is also al­ "They can be caused by some­ O'Brien said that students dents come who receive allergy not to keep windows open. If of international pilgrims ex­ The Singers have been raising is the fulfillment of a dream for all lergy season. thing you came into contact from urban areas are more likely injections. That is something possible, use air-conditioners pected to swell to a quarter mil­ money for the trip and have re­ of the Brothers." Senate ;. Jane O'Brien, director of with, such as soap, or perfume. to develop allergies while at we administer here." and humidifiers, or anything lion people. ceived generous financial sup­ Brother Paul is also looking It also can be something you Marist. Christine Bartholomay, a stu­ else to keep the air clean." Resident Senator: James Defalco Health Services, said many stu­ "For our students, this is a port from me college and the Stu­ forward to seeing the various ingest, such as food, and the "Students who aren't from dent at Marist, said she has O'Brien said that over-the- ResidentSenator: Priscilla Seaburg dents come in complaining of once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," dent Government Association. Marist Brothers from Asia, Af­ other category is inhalants, this area are exposed to some never been tested for allergies, counter medications might help CommuterSenator: Michael Craigg allergy-like symptoms in the said Marist President Dennis J. They will be accompanied by rica, Europe, and North and which are what we commonly irritants they have never en­ but went to Health Services to as well. Commuter Senator: Michael Craigg spring. Murray. "These young men and 10 chaperones, including ac­ South America who were edu­ see in the spring," she said. "In­ countered before because they be treated for allergy-like symp­ "There are products that the women already have a reputa­ companist Dr. Ruthanne cated at Marist College and ei­ Senate Secretary: Jaime Semerad "Some of these symptoms would be itchy, runny eyes, na­ halants are things we breath in, are found mainly in the Hudson toms. student can buy over-the- tion as one of the top collegiate Schempf, guitarist Karen Merker ther went back to their home like mold, pollen and pet dan­ Valley. The student does not "I've never been tested for counter to help reduce symp­ choirs in the country. In Rome, and several parents and Marist countries or accepted assign­ Judicial Branch sal congestion, scratchy throat, and post-nasal drip which is a der. They are things we inhale. realize this and think that they them, but I went to Health Ser­ toms. They will make the stu­ they will not just represent staff members. ments in foreign missions oper­ Chief Justice: Caroline Davis Allergies actually are the body's dripping sensation in the back have a cold," she said. "If these vices and they said I did have dent feel more comfortable," she Marist College, but their coun­ The Singers will perform "The ated by the Marist Brothers. Resident Justice: Ryan Henry response to an irritant." of the throat," she said. "These symptoms last for more than five allergies," she said. "I had a said. "I would recommend that try as well. They are our Lord Bless You and Keep You" The Marist delegation left for Resident Justice: Jenny Sinrilus you look for a product that symptoms can advance to more O'Brien also said that allergies to seven days, that is when we cough, a constant tickle in my college's best ambassadors," by Peter Lutkin for the pope, Rome on Monday and will re­ Resident Justice: Micheal Stanick would say that you may have throat and burning eyes." doesn't have anti-histamines, serious symptoms, such as dif­ are a response to an irritant that Murray said. and several Latin hymns during turn next week. Commuter Justice: TBA an allergy to something and it which sometimes can cause ficulty breathing, wheezing of is in everyone's make-up. O'Brien suggests that stu­ isn't a cold." drowsiness." the chest and even hives." "Bodily systems work differ­ dents be extra cautious when ™EeiR£L£ APRIL 15.1999 Features PAGE 6 PAGE 7 ; Lots to do at "]^^yi^;'-iiiL^^ie.'-gjpi^Bp^ RECIPES OF THE WEEK

said. "It also makes crew more ball, tennis, lacrosse or rugby with opening act Stretch Prin­ On April 23; the Black Student BARBECUE BURGER SOUTH CAROLINA BURGER by CHRISTY BARR fun when the weather is warm." game. cess for a concert on April 17. Union will host a fashion show. Barbecue and hamburgers go together like fresh air and 4 to 6 servings Staff Writer Steve Pasquariello, also a April 12 to 17 is Latino week. April 18 to 24 is Black week. College Activities is hosting sunshine. 11/2 pounds ground round or ground chuck sophomore, agreed that warmer On the 15th there is Latino danc­ Ticket sales for the Class of a trip to Great Adventure on 11/2 pounds ground round or ground chuck 1/2 cup chopped pecans weather is more enjoyable. ing, on the 16th there is a Latino 1999 Senior Week will also take Sat., April 24. 1/4 teaspoonsalt 1 small onion, chopped There's plenty to do at Marist "My friends and I like to play theatre production and on the place then. The fashion departments 13th 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper 1 teaspoon salt College this spring. roller hockey outside," he said. 17th there is a trip to a Latino Mohammed Bilal from MTV's annual Silver Needle Fashion 2 •- tablespoons liquid smoke 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves From The Cherry Poppin' Junior Laurie Hooper said that restaurant. The Real World will be on cam­ show will take place Thurs., (hickory or mesquite) 1 5-ounce baby-food jar strained peaches Daddies concert to catching a after a long, cold winter, this SPC comedian Tim Young will pus April 19 in honor of Black April 29. There will be day and 1/2 cup of your favorite barbecue sauce 1 tablespoon brown sugar : Red Fox baseball game, there is warm air is appreciated. be performing on April 15. week. \ evening performances. 3 tablespoons vegetable oil 2 teaspoons cider vinegar always something going on. "After you're stuck inside all The class of 1999 River Festi­ On April 20, there will be a MCCTA will be hosting per­ 1 small onion, chopped 1/8 teaspoon ground ginger And the warmer weather winter, it's nice to be able to go val (21 and over) and Marist by performance Of 'Womyn with formance of "Much Ado about Hamburger buns In a medium mixing bowl, combine the ground beef, means that students can start out and have fun," she said. Moonlight will both take place Wings,' a show about women's Nothing" Thurs. April 29 to Sat., Onion slices pecans, onion, salt, cloves and 3 table­ heading outdoors for baseball, With the warm weather in April 16. issues. May 1. In a medium mixing.bowl, combine the spoons of the strained peaches. Mix the frisbee, or just to relax and get a mind, here's what's going on at The River Festival will be dur­ The Nyabingi talent show will Marist Singers Spring Concert ground beef, salt, pepper, liquid smoke and ingredients together well and form into tan. ';_;-.. Marist this spring: :' ing the day and Marist by take place April 21. will be held on May 2. 1 tablespoon of the barbecue sauce. Mix well four to six patties, depending on preferred Sophomore Cindy Cameron The Red Fox sports teams Moonlight will take place at The Festival of Student Plays For more information or to and set aside. In a medium frying pan, heat portion size. Broil or grill the patties until said she enjoys the warmer have a busy season ahead of night. will take place April 22 to 25. - purchase tickets for any of these the oil and saute the chopped onion. When they are almost done to your taste. In a small mixing bowl, combine the remain­ weather for a few reasons. them. You could support them If you like The Cherry Poppin' 'The Def Comedy Jam' will events ic'*».»*- —— *.—-..-- browned well, remove from the frying pan ing peaches, brown sugar, vinegar and gin­ "I like running outside," she by checking out a baseball, soft- Daddies they will be here along take place on April 22. tiesatX3951. and combine with the ground beef. Mix to­ gether well and form into four to six patties. ger. This mixture will add a nice light glaze. Place the patties on a grill or broiler. Baste Baste the burgers with it while they finish ' with remaining barbecue sauce while cook­ cooking. ACROSS DOWN ing. Serve on a bun with a slice of raw onion. 1. Girlish: abbr. 1. Gave breakfast to Andrea's Top Ten Column 4. Bedouin cloak 2. Common Latin abbr. 7. Presidential nix 3. Tiny specks 8. He carries on for Carson 4. Hershey Bar nuts Top ten reasons to go out this weekend project. Don't let a coworker's opin­ 10. Begin's Camp David 5. "I've Working On The ion get you down. It's likely he/she partner Railroad" is envious of your great idea. Hold 11. Mineral 6. Aardvark's ort 13. "Annie Get Your " 7. Barn toppers your tongue when it comes to a 14. Iced-tea flavoring 9. Tom Mix two-reeler 10. It's Bo Laragan's birthday. neighbor. 16. Wool cap 10. By all means! Hries a big help to you and make you feel 18. Expanse 12. Strike site ! 9. It's time to relive spring break. more fulfilled. 20. Joaquin 13. Silence by force Your schedule this week is going to Sagittarius 21. Director Clair 15. Barnyard sound 8. It's time to try your new fake ID. 22. Sign, on the Seine 17. It's between sm. and Ig. be really busy. Try to keep your cal­ Lea What an exciting week. But don't 24. Esteemed 19. "I could unfold..." Getting to endar close at hand so you don't miss, let an argument with a close friend 26. Snug bug in a rug (Hamlet) (2 wds.) 7. Marist is playing the same movies for the millionth time. an important occasion. Don't forget A tough week isn't an excuse to be ; ruin it for you. Go ahead and bask (2 wds.) 21. Glee club platform , your promise to family members. •:'• such a grouch at work. Leave your in the glory! You deserve.it with all 28. .Brillo rival 23. Paris-to-Zurich dir. know..... 29. Lacking 'direction 25. Before Tue. 6. Yoirgot a booty call. , They are counting on-your help and" family problems at home: Your'co- • the hard work you have.been doing : 33. India's neighbor 27. Confident 5. You found spare money in a pair of jeans you haven't support. - ;, '-••'; workers will really appreciate it, and • lately. Don't forget the special oc­ 37. Sinking-in phrase 29. Be miserable Brendan everyone will start working together casion ahead for a relative. 38. Undermine 30. "...pudding the washed for months. Taurus better. A change of attitude can be a 40. Country star McEntire eating" (2 wds.) Leach boost to morale and productiveness. 41. Pot cover 31. Doc Be as productive as possible and set Gapricarn 42. More buttonlike? 32. Made a lap 4. You need to get away from your roommate from hell. 44. Merino male 34. Roost by RICHARD SHUTKIN a good example for coworkers. Fin­ Virga You do this every year. And once '; 45. More respectable 35. Blind as (2 wds.) Staff Writer 3. You need to forget about papers and finals. ish a project that's been lingering again, you have waited until the last 47. Lose one's poker face 36. Crook's hasty departure Brendan Leach is a sophomore before you move on to the next ma­ Is there something you have found minute to do your taxes. It's time • 49. Cryptographer's subject 39. Presidential wild card of 2. Only four more weekends to go out. jor project. In the near future, expect mat you don't like about yourself? you changed.the way you handle 50. Egad, e.g. 1992 in Midi ise. He is an art history 51. Pulp author Buntline 42. Give over major from Freehold, NJ 1. You're horny baby! an old friend to contact you. It will Maybe it's time to do something about your taxes and get them done be-. 52. Three, to Luigi 43. Back part be wonderful catching up. it. Changes can't happen overnight, fore the last minute'. Avoid idle gos­ 46. One in the stir What's your favorite kind of but you can make an effort. Take a sip going around at work. 48. Chowed down day? Gemini break from the everyday routine and celebrate spring. A wai m, but not hot, day where Are distractions interrupting you? Rquarius you arc occupied with stuff Maybe you should step away from Libra Before you go through with your that's not too important. them so you can concentrate and get activities this evening, remember it's things done. Even though you have You have a lot going on this week. almost April 15, and your taxes are What are your goals in life? MARIST STUDENTS some cumbersome projects to get Get it out of the way so you can en­ . due. Make sure all your records are done at home, it should turn out to be joy a special weekend. Avoid risk in order and your tax forms are com­ To get a job where I don't have :: : for a while. Don't get into any risky pleted before you get involved with to wear a .suit. •Need- 6hiiis With-yourvdorr)ii /t(ea.mv a great weekend. r investments, and it would be best for something else. What do you think are the best or club's logo screen-printed CancEr you to stay away from gambling or things about Marist College? playing the lottery. Pisces It would be very beneficial to you I love the lieautiful campus and on them? and your peace of mind if you find Scorpio Conservatiyeis your key word this TV-12. ways to cut some of the demands on week. Be conservative in your ideas your time. Think about some changes This is the week to be more assertive at work. Off-the-wall will not im­ What do you like in a person? 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APRIL 15.1999 Op-Ed PAGE 8 APRIL 15.1999 Op-Ed PAGE 9 CONGRESSSHALLMAKENOLAW-ABRIDGINGTHEFREEDOMOFSPEECftOROFTHEPRESS The views expressed on these pages are not necessarily those of The Circle Student defends Catholics on campus

W\CVNG WAV TOG the root of all evils? Thetradi- homosexuals. I tried, but can­ serves me correctly, gay mar­ phrases that are offensive to byNIKBONOPARTIS tidns of Catholicism are of ten not seem to find the connection riages are not legal in any state every group. No one stops to FAST K>R K^... pointed to as oppressive to­ between Catholicism and the within the continental United think when we commonly use wards homosexuals, yet there is unfair treatment of gays. States, with Alaska and Puerto die phrases, "God-dammit," and In our society, with the advent hardly ever mention of the fact Additionally, last week's edi­ Rico rounding it out. If yo'u "Jesus Christ" for emphasis in of the political correctness and that the Archdiocese of New torial took up the issue of the want to have gay marriages, go everyday conversation. I would taboo subjects that constrain York, a Catholic organization, is "imposing" of Catholic beliefs to Hawaii, but please do not like to think our creator deserves our opinions to the bare mini­ among the leaders in providing on campus. Courses such as condemn the Catholic Church as more respect than that. mum, it is disheartening to dis­ health care for people with the "Marriage and Family" are op­ the tyrannical oppressor of gay- Finally, I would like to say that cover that the protective liber­ AIDS virus. There was also no tional. If you do not like them, ness. I am a Catholic, and proud of it. ties of some groups do not ex­ you do not have to sign up for In regards to the "Marist- Catholics are a group just like tend to other groups, Catholics them. No one is going to drag esque" phrases like "This is so every other, and should be among them. Cardinal John you kicking and screaming to a gay," mentioned previously, treated with the same respect as I found it particularly disturb­ O'Connor, arch­ classroom where views are not you are going to find common any group. ing that in "Student questions your own. I do not think it is a Marist's level of tolerance to­ bishop of the diocese, bad thing to have God present ward gays" (Debra Alfano, April is an outspoken on our campus, whether it is 1,1999), the writer chose intol­ through the classroom, clubs, "The sad fact about the erance towards the Catholic leader against vio­ the chapel, or other forms of Church as the medium through lence towards homo­ prayer. We could use more of it. modern American city like which to express her disgust sexuals. I would also like to quote a with the issue of homosexual portion of the article which read: Poughkeepsie is that there is treatment on campus. "There is an endless list of sce­ As the old saying goes, "Two mention of the fact that Cardi­ narios that preserve, heterosexu- none of the strength and all wrongs don't make a right." nal John O'Connor, archbishop ality as the norm." Oh. Well of the ugly pettiness. Dismal Why is it acceptable to bash the of the diocese, is an outspoken that may be because heterosexu- Catholic Church continually as leader against violence towards ality is the norm. If memory streets, dismal lives. Thou­ A rant can't move a rubber tree sands of drunkards in bars. » plant, but it can sit well in The Circle V -Jack Kerouac one_pf those people who" asso-_ sion for companionship. Jn turn, Marist senior questions The Jersey side ciated television with the down­ the television tells you to spread 2/25/49 ward spiral of humanity. I know. love with Skippy, so you raid the I was a pretentious idiot. In my kitchen cabinet and run back to Fitness Center access college years, I have learned to the TV, smothering peanut but­ NRHH "Of the Month" shed that pretension and just be ter over Wheat Thins. You sit Tara Quinn an idiot. down just in time to see an ad CBMONEDitOS Spiiidoctbr encouters for college alumni Speaking of which, earlier this with a person like you who is students recognized year, I used to really dig A&E. I Editor: bored like you until he or she liked Murder She Wrote and that opens up a can of beer... risque business in I am a senior at Marist and I can say that it has been a fantastic four years. I Editor: Biography series, until it started met a lot of people and made a lot of friends. I enjoyed using the facilities such The members of the Marist College'Red Fox Chapter of National Residence Hall As I attempt to finish my jun­ This column is not going the to creep me out. I started envi­ way I planned. I have a way as the pool and the McCann Fitness Center. Since I'm graduating in May, I had Honorary (NRHH) would like to congratulate and recognize the "Of the Month" ior year at Marist, I would like sioning MY biography summed Sheahan bathroom with dealing with that. I return hoped to come back to the fitness center once in a while to use the weight room. award winners for the month of February. The recipients were each nominated by to think of this semester as the up into an hour of old pictures to my self-deprecating roots, But wait! Alumni are not allowed to use the weight room! I am unwelcome after I their peers for outstanding contributions to the Marist College community during most memorable. After all, what byDOUGGUARINO used to insert the soap blad­ graduate. the month of February. Please extend congratulations to your peers for a job well is the most memorable zeppelin which bring me to such a low der into it. After graduation, I am going to be expected to give donations to support Marist done! (save Led)? The Hindenberg. that everything seems good. : "It looks like a nipple," mut­ Ah, dorm life. College for the rest of my life. The policy that bars alumni from the weight room Student of the Month: Lisa Rizzo, 616 Leo Hall for her work with Global Out­ The most memorable vessel of What was the most Quite advisable. At this point tered Aaron in obvious dis­ Now I know what the few is a little arrogant and I think should be changed. I do hope there is someone out reach and Habitat for Humanity. Executive Board Member of the Month: Joy the White Star Line? Titanic. memorable vessel of in the semester, I am kind of gust as he stared at the nearly people who are actually read­ there who can find a satisfactory reason as to why this policy should exist. Hogafi, Leo Hall RSC Secretary. Spotlight ofthe Month: Seth Tyminski, SGA My most memorable semester? wondering if my lack of dili­ unidentifiable object lying on ing this column are thinking Upon further investigation at other schools around this area, I found that Elections Commissioner, NCC of the Month: Kate Crisafi, Marist College's Spring'99. • the- White Star Line? gence in handing in schoolwork dorm bathroom counter. right now: What the hell does Vassar and Mount St. Mary College offer a more competitive policy regarding National Communication Coordinator. i Everyone hits the proverbial, Titanic. My most may be mistaken for a form of - Aaron, along with the rest of this have to do with anything? alumni's use of the weight room. Both grant their alumni full access to their If you would like to nominate a student, staff member, or a program, for "Of the (or literal in some drastic cases), memorable semes­ civil disobedience in protest of Sheahan Hall's first floor resi­ Is this just a creative attempt weight rooms. They feel it is the least they can do for their alumni since their Month Recognition," please see any NRHH member, RA, RD, Mentor, or the power line or iceberg here and boring assignments. Probably dents had gone nearly the en­ on behalf of this self pro­ dollars are responsible for the school's growth and continued existence. Housing Office for a nomination form. Forms must be submitted by the first day there, but not everyone can vent ter?Spring '99, not. Anyway, I found myself tire academic year without a claimed "Spindoctor" to bash Marist's policy makes me feel downright unappreciated. After all, I thought a of the following month. about it in a column. I think of stuck in a rut (or was if a soap dispenser in their bath­ Marist's budget management school was there to support its students and alumni — not the other way around. people with columns as the sort and interviews with friends and groove?) at a meet on Saturday. room, never mind actual soap (or lack there of) once again? Cathy Reavey Lane that feel that they have to prove acquaintances. It basically said People who do not run track with which to fillit . Now, in an Or is this just a way to fillspac e Charles John May something. I just want to prove that I sat around and watched might wonder what motivates apparent act of unprecedented in a copy desperate Circlel Mentor Upper Leo that I am not just another dumb OTHER peoples' Biographies all runners to run. I think it is the generosity, the Marist house­ For the purpose of this par­ senior college student soaking up my day and really never had the same reason why people shoot keeping crew had blessed this ticular edition of my column, I ^Submission Deadlines are Fridays at 5 p.m.* parents' hard earned cash to go time to do anything of my own. up. I mean, the act of jamming a group of young men with what will ignore the fact for over to college and complain about In short, I was a loser. needle in your arm does not appeared to be a plastic blad­ $20,000 per year Marist should Sorority welcomes new sisters inadequate cable services. No. It bugs me that people talk look like much fun and neither der filled with blue-green hand guarantee simple sanitary ne­ about TV characters like they soap. Editor THE CIECLE I am just another dumb college does running around a track in cessities such as soap in dor­ student soaking up my parents' live next door, but neglect high winds, rain, heat, or gener­ Projecting from the side of the mitory bathrooms. Instead, I Sigma Sigma Sigma would like to welcome: Sari Conway, Amanda Grieco, people next door like they are bladder was a rather profane Amanda Hrincevich, Jesseca Kelly, Jessica Lansing, Susan Mancini, Jennifer Amanda Bradley Elizabeth Carrubba Chris Grogan hard earned cash to go to col­ ally any other sort of weather. will focus my attention (and Editor-in-chief Managing Editor News Editor lege and complain about inad­ just a bunch of stupid people However, there is a certain eu­ looking spout like object. To hopefully yours) on one of the Nauss, Meghan O'Shaughnessy, Kerry Tighe, Nicole Wittsciebe. getting paid too much to ex­ the more depraved occupants Congratulations! equate cable services who hap­ phoria associated with both, and most peculiar of all social phe­ Katrina Fuchsenberger Thomas Ryan TaraQuinn pens to have a column. So there. change snide commentary and if you stop doing either, you feel of the bathroom, it might have nomena: dorm life. ponder petty problems. appeared to be some sort of Sisters of Sigma Sigma Sigma Features Editor Sports Editor Opinion Editor Actually, having never expe­ like crap. It's kind of funny when you rienced cable at home, I must Not only that, people watch phallic symbol, or a cow utter think aboutit. A bunch of ran­ all kinds of talk shows and ads Sometimes, I think too much to those whose minds fall Patrick Whittle Joe Scotto admit that I am overly content dom post-teenagers thrown Ton! Constantino about losing weight and stay­ when on the track. I used to do somewhat short of the gutter Arts & Entertainment Photography Editor Business Manager with the services to the point into a building together far Don't forget to catch us online! that I have missed class to catch ing healthy. The number one this a lot in high school, and my (which category I fall into is ir­ away from what was formerly G. Modele Clarke, Faculty Advisor the end of Northern Exposure. killer of Americans today is coach would run out into my relevant). Had the Sheahan referred to as "home." Al­ www.academic.marist.edu/circle The Circle is the student newspaper of Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY. I never really watched TV in alienation. Sure. .Why do face and tell me to stop "writing bathroom actually been though they all have may have Issues are published every Thursday. high school because my sister people have coronaries? They that novel" or she would shout equipped with the technologi­ different backgrounds and Tell us what you think!! We welcome letters to the editor, club announcements and story ideas. We can­ held a monopoly on the tube eat too much fat. Why do they out 'Tara, get out of page 63 and cal wonder that is a soap dis­ beliefs, they all must leam to not publish unsigned letters to the editor. that would put Wal-Mart to eat too much? They are bored penser, one would assume that this "nipple" would have been Please see SOAP, pg. 10... The Circle staff can be reached at 575-3000 x2429 or by email ztHZAL. shame, not to mention that I was and lonely and look to televi­ Please seeRANT, pg. 10... THE CIRCLE April 15, 1999 Op-Ed PAGE 10 RANT: Editor can thinJc ana Tarn's* Advice chew gum simultaneously APRIL IS. 1999 A& PAGE 11 to or sometimes (suppose* tude. The way you are thinking Matrix' a futuris ...continued from page 9 is shoving you right into a rut not people Uke ypu much onto the track." That could have and that rut wouid just as soon helped me last Saturday... be a groove, provided that you byNKBONOPAKIIS "Hey Tara, what are you?" I get your head together. It is just Staff Writer Unfortunately; people are not always holiest about how much ask myself. like life. How is school going, The high they like you. A lot of times they are spineless liars who. do hot "I am a runner, leave me alone, kiddo? Are you in a rut or a want to say how much they detest you to yourlace. The foUow-, I am running a race." groove? It is up to you. So What is trie Matrix? price of'Cruel "A runner?' HA! A glorified scrape yourself up the floor and Wouldn't you like to know? ing is by no means a complete list, but it may be help "push you doormat- is that not what a run­ get it together. The only differ­ And so would Keanu Reeves. ; The only thing that could - Intentions' in the direction of some day becoming a person who someone ner is? You are just a long door­ ence between a glorified, door­ mat laid out vertically." haniper the box-office debut of else might not hate too much. mat and an athlete is what you this futuristic smash was the "Stop that, I run track." makeit." movie trailer, which ran on TV byALEXHEINEMAN "Oh, okay. So you run around Okay, so if you missed the al- and theatres across the US. The Staff Writer You know no one likes you if... in circles, eh? Know the differ­ legoryjn there, you missed the trailers were hawking the movie ence between a.groove and a boat. If that boat was anything as the next great sci-fi thriller and When I went into the theater ...when a professor asks how much time is left to class, you rut?" like the most infamous of the featuring Keanu mouthing his I had no desire to buy a ticket "Urn, I think they are the White Star fleet, consider your­ trademark "whoah," .remern- - for this movie. automatically round UP to the nearest 5. same." self lucky. brance. of' his steilar perfo'r- I was basically forced into "Physically, yes, they are rriarice in'Bill andTed's Excel­ seeing it, but surprisingly I am pretty similar. If you run around Tara Quinn is a junior journal­ lent Adventures.'. But this glad I did. 'Cruel Intentions' is ...you STILL like Alanis Morrisette. movie is on acbmpletely differ­ in circles enough you could be ism major/English minor from a great Film. The first picture ent plane than Bill and Ted. You in either one. It is all about atti­ Teaneck, NJ. -'••• from director/writer Roger ...you start every sentence with "My therapist says..." could say it is unearthly. Kumble is in theaters now. The Enter the year 2199, which movie stars Ryan Phillipe as SOAP: Spindoctor gripes again looks an awful lot like 1999, and Photo from Rolling Stone Sebastion, a young rich Man­ ...when someone suggests you park next to a blue Ford, you for good reason. .In 2199, after Keanu Reeves' new vehicle 'The Matrix' features great acting and special effects. hattan socialite who is always point out that it is actually a blue Mercury. freshman, passing you by in the the advent of Artificial Intelli­ on the prowl for his next piece ...continuedfrom page 9 hallway with not as much as a gence, or AI, the robot race dream world that Neo (Reeves), sentience in the guise of human our common perceptions of the of tail. His stepsister Katherine, friendly glance. .. smartened up and waged war a senior programmer for a re­ bodies. world, and take an understand­ played by Sarah Michelle Gellar, ...you use British spellings and you are not British. ' survive amidst bad odors, poor Some may complain that this with humans, claiming the Earth spectable software company by What makes Neo so special ing deeper than reality. The plot is his most desired conquest, ventilation, second rate plumb­ is not a valid topic for the pages as their own. Mankind day and super hacker by night, is that Morpheus considers him and acting are well comple­ but Katherine (although just as ing, and above all else, the hor­ of The Circle, but I doubt that counterstriked, putting a perma­ comes ever closer to discover­ to be "The One," the prophesied mented by cinematography and devious as Sebastion) has yet ...you can always top eyeryorie else's story, even if it involyes a there are many college students nent layer of cloud over the ing the secrets of the trap he savior foretold by "The Oracle" special effects that make the to give in. - rors of laundry. massive, quantity of hyperbole and complete fibs. V'. , Perhaps I am getting a bit deep who can not relate to it in one Earth's atmosphere to block the lives in. He catches the attenr to save mankind from machines. world of 'The Matrix' credible. When the- film opens with what at first glance appears way or another (to commuters I machines from using solar tion of Morpheus, a man of leg­ Neo must first undergo the clas­ Every detail from the pyrotech­ Sebastion is presented with a to be sucha simple subject. But offer my most heartfelt apblo- . power. But the robots found a end; who has .escaped the sic character formation frpm in­ nics to the smallest bullet flying : 5 ; bet. The circumstances: if he ...you iise outdated terminology Like tfDatsun," 'Jnucular/^and there is something unmistakably •gies)>- Either rway The much more potent energy' snares' of the Matrix; and soon' nocent and ignorant "to mature - by are flawless. -- - can get Reese Witherspoons's "Idlewild Airport," riot out of ignorance, but just to show that beautiful about a group of fel­ Spindoctor has once again suc­ sourcethan the sun, enslaving he is on a quest to break the and wise! V /•' I highly recommend 'The character (Anette, an aspiring you know the old names. v low residents gathering to­ cessfully filled up some' space the human race by hooking boundaries of reality that bind 'The Matrix' is deep. Con­ Matrix.' In fact I liked it so much Model from Kansas, who hap­ gether outside Benoit and Gre­ with text, relevant or not. My them up to a mysterious machine him in the dream-like computer sidering that the most notable I am going to crank out the stars pens to be a virgin) in the sack gory on a sunny day to jam with editors can thank me later. - the Matrix - which puts the world. All the while they are philosophical line in the film is for the first time and rate like a then Katherine will give him ...you call "shotgun" two days in advance. guitars and congas, their home­ mind at rest while fabricating a being chased by a Tommy Lee "There is no spoon," you might pro: I gave The Matrix **** out "what he's always dreamed of: made music echoing throughout Doug Guar.inof(a.k.a. The dream world almost identical to Jones-looking "MIB" called think otherwise. But 'The Ma­ of five stars. herself." Sounds pretty good, campus. At the same time,'there Spindoctor) is a-sophomore 20th century earth. It is in this simply "Agents," computer trix' encourages us to challenge but there are severe conse­ ...you cry at awards ceremonies because you didn't get any. is something equally distaste­ journalism major from East quences: if Sebastion fails, he ful about someone who was Islip, NY. He can be heard on must hand over to Katherine the once a "friend" when they were WMCR (88J FM)on Sunday keys to his mint condition clas­ ...you cry at McCoy's because you didn't get any. a vulnerable first-semester nights at 8:30. " Reunion at The Chance and sic Jaguar. Sebastion, who re­ fuses to be beat by any woman, takes the bet without hesita­ tions and the games begin. At Indecision at Goney Island Highfirs t Anette is very stubborn and hesitant towards Sebastion, opening act, Dynasty. Killing sion. Further Indecision at Coney Is- but it is not long before she byOflUSKMJDTSEN timeat the end of their set, they Along with old favorites, the landHigh gives in to his snobby charm. Staff Writer - left the crowd with a cover from band also played some new The two begin to spend a great One For One and then let the material as they returned home Indecision played another deal of time with each other and rtoreyour Leeway returned after sev­ next act, Mercy take the stage. from their European tour with show in New York this weekend Sebastion's "intentions" which eral years of silence on April 9 Mercy played a heavy set, Sick Of It All. Artie Philie, the at Coney Island High on Sun­ were at first cruel began to at The Chance. They found that and despite the occasional new vocalist for Indecision de­ day. change. He begins for once in time had not erased them how­ pauses, left me with a positive scribed some of the differences Around 400 kids came out for his life to feel love for someone ever as the remaining crowd wit­ first impression. Following them between shows at in Europe as the show, some standing out in besides himself. All is not well nessed the revival of one of the was Painmask, featuring a new opposed to home. the rain, like me, in front of the STUDENT SUMMffl SPECIAL though. Katherine finds out oldest hardcore bands around. vocalist in the roster. "The crowd's always a lot doors. The floor was packed about Sebastion's feelings and One of; the more amusing different. Sometimes you get and the crowd filed all the way Their revival is a testament plans to sabotage the relation­ events of the evening was when older kids, sometimes younger. down past the bar since Coney to the lasting power of the ship just to save face. I will not Painmask played a distorted In England, there were more Island High is really only sup­ hardcore scene, showing that give away the ending, but it is 3 MONTHS FOR $99 posed to hold around 200 people version of No Sleep Till Brook­ skins at the show." people are not forgotten after the quite good. If you do see the lyn by The Beastie Boys. Dur­ As always, the band closed at maximum occupancy. spotlight is gone. film a feeling of dejavu may (STC' IMT) ONLY. $20.00 SECURITY DEPOSIT. ing this song, The Chance with the song, Hallowed Be Thy The opening act, Voice Of A large portion of the crowd present itself, do not feel seemed about ready to give way Name. Other crowd favorites Reason, showed up at the zero "Subject to availability. probably did not realize that alarmed- this is not the first time under the weight of the stomp­ included Shadowboxing and hour after getting lost in Brook­ they were not at a regular this story has been told. The ing fans. Purgatory. lyn. Since they were late, they hardcore show, they were in fact movie 'Dangerous Liaisons' Indecision recently released only had time to play a half set Hyde Park Pdughkeepsie/ New Windsor at a metal show with some The highlight of the night starring John Malcovitch and a new EP with some new mate­ but they still managed to start hardcore bands. Some might came after Painmask when In­ Merrill Streep has the same plot rial as well as older songs with off the show on a positive point. 229-0330 Highland: 561^0606 not know where the line should decision took the stage. The line. The only difference is the Artie doing vocals. On Friday, be drawn in between the two, Brooklyn hardcore band played Following them was Long setting. 'Dangerous Liaisons' 454^0001 ; April 16 they will be playing at but a definitive line does exist. another intense set as always, Island's Overthrow. The de­ takes place in 18th century Deja One on Long Island with Pleasant The overflowing machismo seemingly working together in struction on the floor was at its France, 'Cruel Intentions' is set 691-2828 Wappingers Leeway and several other led to a plethora of thrashing an even tighter unison with their worst during their set. This is in contemporary Manhattan. If Valley fe bands. teens but not to a fight. During new vocalist Artie Philie, for­ probably because some of the you have not seen 'Cruel Inten­ 635-8870 Poug hkeepsi e 298-9111 the few incidents that a fight merly of Milhouse, who has If you have not seen Indeci­ crowd followed them from home tions' do not rush out of your seemed evident, either fellow been with the band for a little sion live yet and plan to, expect to show their "strong island" house to catch it before it leaves 677-3700 462-8888 471-4111 Offer available to students with valid college I.D. members of the crowd or secu­ under a year. a furious pit because this Brook­ pride. The only injury I noticed theaters, but definitely see it on only. Subject to availability. Offer good on new GUARDIAN rity would quickly break the Following Artie is Rachel, lyn hardcore band generally in­ during the pandemonium was a video. It is worth the three rentals only. Expires 5/30/99. Cannot be combined SELFSTORAGE feudingpairaparL-.' also from Milhouse and cur­ cites the crowd into an old fash­ ...please seeJM)EOSIOS,pg. 12 bucks. C^II lo»r Free 1 -800-698-696a with other offers. The night started with the rently playing guitar for Indeci­ ioned slobber-knocker. THE-CIRCLE THE CIRCLE APRIL 15,1999 * A & E ~ PAGE 12 APRIL 15 1999 PAGE 13 6Simpsons' vs. 'South set to conauer the world crafty blend of more than Totally byDOUGGUARINO dahceable ska, funk, hard rock, Staff Writer swing, and blues. Park': the battle wages on According to Skunk, the Few people can envision a band is in the market for an ad­ ditional horn player, either in the by PATRlCKWHrnUS time when dancing skunks will form of a second saxophonist A&E Editor rule the world. Theatre Perfect Thyroid fans can. or a new trombonist, and said Rauthburri will be'playing, the This past Saturday night, that personality will be a major part of Starbuck,- and Lance by RACHAEL VOLLARO Everyone watches television Perfect Thyroid hosted one of determining factor as to who is Phillips and Richard Lloyd Scott Staff Writer for the same purpose: to be en­ their trademark "Viva Diversity" chosen. • will be playing File and Noah tertained. shows at The Chance in "We're not too worried about For as long as this column respectively. . The sad fact is that when wc, Poughkeepsie after returning it," said Skunk. "We're able to has been written, the author has Auffarth has done extensive the viewing populous, are in the from what have become routine play as the band that we are, but never expanded beyond the the-. theatrical work ranging from mood for an offense cartoon, our tour dates at Walt Disney the [songs] were written to have atrical arts at Marist College. Broadway, Off-Broadway, na­ options are sorely limited. In the World's Pleasure Island in Or­ another horn player. We would This being brought to.the atten­ tional tours, regional, stock din­ past we could only make the trek- lando, Florida. The Hudson like to have one as soon as pos­ tion of the author, it is a wrong ner theatres and national com­ to the local video store and rent Valley based band plans to use sible, but we don't feel as if we that is about to be corrected. mercials,'TV, and films. She di­ a copy of 'Fritz The Cat.' To­ this performance, along with a can't play our shows without The Queen City Stage Com­ rected this season's 'The Glass day such there are number" of guest appearance on WPDH the one." pany presents the musical, '110 Menagerie' and has appeared in unrepentantly offensi\c car­ previous morning, to launch On Friday morning, the now In The Shade,' directed by such shows as 'The Miracle toons on prime-time and late- what Chris "Skunk" Hanson re­ six-piece band made a guest Donald Brenner. Production .Worker,' 'Rumors,"She Loves : night television, hut two of them fers to as their plan to "conquer appearance on WPDH, where dates and times are April 16,17, Me,' and 'Ruthless!' with the tower ovei all the rest: 'The the world." they performed semi-acoustic 23 and 24 at 8 PM and April 18 Photo by Doug Guarino Queen City Stage Company. . . Simpsons' and 'South Paik.' versions of Asylum, and Short and 25 at 5 PM at the Vassar Although Skunk (lead vocals Perfect Thyroid performed at The Chance on Friday and are set to play New Paltz Saturday. Roger Rathburn has ap­ ; You might be thinking to Attention Span, live on the Brothers Institute Theatre. Ad­ and trumpet) could not disclose peared on the popular ABC ypxjrseJf, "But Patrick. 'The air. mission is $ 17 for adults and $ 15 , soap opera 'One"Life To Live' all the details of their quest for Simpsons" does not offend any­ Pho'n finm I OX onluir Skunk said that he is appre­ for students. Reservations can for 11'years as Dr. Bennett.'- world domination, he did offer Something to think about tonight one unless they really do find 'The Simpsons' continues to reign supreme in today's ciative of the support WPDH be made by calling the box of­ Rathburn was seen in the Broad­ some clues, which included Per­ the phrase 'Eat my shoits!' im­ cartoon world despite competition from 'South Park .' has given Perfect Thyroid over by PATRICKWHrTTLE thoroughly impedes conversa­ For Communicatios majors: fice at 486-4648. way revival of 'No, No, Nanette' fect Thyroid's possible return to pious." Let us take a closer it is more "disgusting-offen­ episode, something the.creatprs the last seven years. A&E Editor tion? Do I feel I only Communicate ? for which he won a Theatre the annual "A Day In The Gar­ Would I be having a better ' 110 In The Shade opened look, shall we. sive." Anyone has ever of the show must be very proud "Those guys have always with other people when I am at on Broadway in 1963, the same World Award. den" festival in Bethel, NY, as Here is a quick list of ques­ time if I was sitting at home the bar? .' "The Simpsons' is what you watched the show can attest lo • of... 'The Simpsons' contains well as the "Grassroots Festi­ been good to us," he said. season that the Broadway hits Lance Phillips and Richard tions to ask yourself when you watching 'Mystery Science For Business majors: Is go­ might call "smarttoffensive." that, with episodes centering on more of the topical dialogue that val," near Ithaca, NY. At a "Viva Diversity" show Hello Dolly! and'Funny Girl' Lloyd Scott both come from Take for example the episode in are on the dance floor of your Theatre 3000' right now? ing to the bar the only Business . such"taboo subjects as alien anal . makes each new episode suc­ "Some of [the details] involve that also included the instru­ opened. It is the story of Lizzie New York City, however most of which Reverend Lovejoy favorite bar or club or choice Do I prefer the taste of just I have to attend to this weekend? probes, homosexual hand-pup­ ceed. The simply, hilarious re­ us playing some pretty big ment-based hip-hop of Mastas Curry, a western prairie vestal, their work has been done in re­ trashes gambling as the eighth this weekend. as unhealthy yet nonalcoholic Where is my mother tonight? pets, and a-stillborn fetus at­ verse stereotypes "(see:; Apu) shows," said Skunk. "We're of the Universe, and the jazzy doomed in her heart to be a spin­ gional theatres in California. deadly sin"and then invites,ey'-' Do I really like this music, drinks, such as Hawaiian Punch Do I really value this guy's tached to its mother's head. and pop-culture references also working on new material. rock of Arcoda, The Schemat­ ster and convinced that she is They both have recently moved erybne to come to church bingo particularly at a volume that and Autocrat Coffee Milk? opinion? The show makes no attempt'at make the show a consistent win­ Our plan for the next few weeks ics took second billing. plain. Her two brothers, Jimmy - back to New York.. night.:Tn the teh'seasbns it has a political agenda other than to ner. While 'SouthPark' will con- to record a three or four song As usual their highly ener­ and Noah, along with her lik­ The Queen City Stage Com­ aired'on FOX; 'The Simpsons' offend at all costs. And offend . tinue to thrive as long as Kenny demo because we have some getic set got the crowd moving, CARLITO: Columnist serves up advice able, sensible father, H.C. are pany is a professional non­ has lanced every conceivable itdoes. Ori'ohe particularly finds a new, way to getniassa- people waiting for new music perhaps too much in fact as to be deflowered by any slob­ a horrendous musical selection. . straining to get her married. The profit organization^ .which has institution that people' hold sa­ ...continued from.pg. 12 .witty jnstance.jjapanese.vpl- ....xjed^at^melpbint in,ey,ery from us. Our ultimate goal is to crowd surfing pre-teens made bering drunk. Guys, I wish you could see most likely husband for Lizzie is been performing at-various lo­ cred: church; school, patriotism, leybail commentator rendered show, "The Simpsons' "will out put out a new album on a major The Schematics' witty ska/ out. I realize many Circle read­ On Tuesday nights they yourselves dancing to "Brown File, the elusive, taciturn sher­ cations in Dutchess County for conservatives, liberals, doctors his impression of Americans by last them.' label." swing somewhat less enjoyable ers may be in fraternities or so­ have a very interesting special Eyed Girl" in hopes that it will iff, but he claims to want none over 19 years. Their last two and lawyers have all been tar­ opening his eyes wide and say­ . Matt Grocning's new series Some of this new material, then usual for slightly more civil rorities, so if I offended you by that they refer to as the enhance your sex life. of her. productions, were Tennessee gets. Then there are the less ing "Do you have any non- ; 'Futurama' follows in the tradi- including the songs, Gypsy, college folk. calling you a bunch of mindless "Bladderbuster." Basically you Last Thursday, me and a Into the picture steps Williams' 'The Glass Menag­ sacred things that Matt :. dairy creamer?" Pure genius. . tioh of "The Simpsons,'' but pre- Short Attention Span, and Asy­ Dave Merril, trombone, said slaves, too bad. I have got a drink urine out of a tap for a friend, whose name I will omit Starbuck, a jaunty, high step­ erie' and 'A Greater Tuna.' Groening and crew roast, like the . 'South Park' is the choice of sents a more,involved plot. lum, were the highlights for fans that despite the fact that The pen and a voice and if you do quarter a cup until someone out of respect for his anonym­ ping con man who pries $ 100 out police system and big business. The Queen City Stage Com­ a new generation of ECW wres­ 'Futurama' has the chance to be in a crowded Chance Theater. Schematics''sound is predomi­ not like what I have to say, turn uses the bathroom. This type ity (I have one friend and his of H.C. claiming he can save the In one memorable episode, the pany employs actors under con­ tling-loving-violence freaks. a cartoon that evolves with time In addition Perfect Thyroid nantly ska, the band has many the page. of special actually prods people name is Mark Montgomery), crops and cattle and the show managed to make a mock­ tracts approved by the Actors The appeal of a character that .over the course of a few sea-, played several fan-favorites off diverse musical influences, and In a society where females to wear diapers to the bar. Many decided to wear dresses to the parched summer land by mak­ ery, of both environmentalists. ,. Equity Association, the profes­ dies in,a new, and moire violent sons, which is 'The Simpsons' of their previous three albums that it is reflected in the way their are constantly complaining people do not and this is exem­ Cactus club. I wore a sheik, hip- ing rain within 24 hours. Lizzie .(Lisa) and people, who exploit sional stage actors union. fashion in every episode is only serious., shortcoming. ('Kiss The Mammoth And Run,' musical style tends to change about equality, they have en­ plified by the permanent odor hugging black dress and to be knows Starbuck to be a.phony the environment (Mr. Burns). Though the company often something '.The Simpsons' sim­ .Maggie will probably never say 'Which One Of Us Is Me?', and several times within a single dured favorable treatment in one emanating from the base of the completely honest, I did look and a liar; however, the persua­ Equal opportunity satire at its casts local professionals, three ply cannot rival. However, a a complete sentence, and Bart 'Musical Barnacles'). song. respect. The "Lady's Night" bar, which is a combination of very sexy. Several guys actu­ sive young dreamer awakens her performers and the director en­ .best.- ., , ... . •. • . single.two-minute clip of 'Itchy, will probably always be in the "I think the cool thing about phenomena is one event that excreted nitrogenous waste and ally bought me drinks and I got to love and tenderness and in­ A few of these songs had to gaged in this production are , 'South Park' has its memo- , & Scratchy' remainsmore vio­ . fourth grade, but would you .re­ us is that some of us weren't feminists have failed to piss and vomit. This preposterous game a glimpse of how the other sex sistence that she is desirable. In be slightly reworked since the guest artists working out of New rable moments, but on the whole .. lent than an entire 'South Park' ally want it.any other way?.. bom and raised on ska," said moan about. I do not under­ of "damage your prostrate gland lives. Needless to say, I went the end, when Starbuck loses band is currently playing in the YorkCity. Merril. "We all bring our own stand it. They want chairmen for a cheap buzz" is played in home alone. his own belief in himself, it is absence of a trombonist. Fans styles to the table." to be called chairpersons, so unison with N'Sync wannabes After visiting either of these restored by a miracle, rain, for. were treated to more solos than The Schematics are currently should "Lady's Night" instead that degrade themselves on the bars, it is important to go some­ the first time in his life. usual from guitarist Joe Brooks, Queen City Stage Company in­ Carlito's art of bar-hopping keyboardist Jen Polcari, and awaiting the completion and re­ be called "Person's Night?" Karaoke machine. The scene is where else for a nightcap. The Nancy Auffarth will portray tern Christopher D A. Betz con­ lease of their fist complete al­ Anyway, there is one bar that, laughable for the first three min­ starve myself for the entire day ging for mercy, your miserly saxophonist Mike Bove, while Fox Hole is the most popular late the character of Lizzie, Roger tributed to this article. bum on CD. after serious lobbying by utes, but I am eventually filled by CARLITO so that I may visit Noah's for thriftiness convinces you that drummer Chris Snykus and bass­ night bar and although I abhor Marist's Gender Equality Club, with rage when witnessing this Staff Drunk ten cent wings. I have eaten you are ingesting the bargain of ist Jon Stern held down funky For more info check out its' closed quarters and the mo­ has equalized the sexually bi­ blatant lack of vocal ability. If INDECISION: Brooklyn wings at all of the Marist bars the century. So ultimately, you rhythms. The final result was www.perfectthyroid.com. notony of its crowd, I basically ased bar industry by instituting you go to McCoy's on a Tues­ and can honestly say that scarf down the entire plate of live there. They do have a very By now most of you should a "Guy's Night." day night, bring a gun to elimi­ friendly staff and weather per­ band plays two shows in NY have realized that my article in Noah's offers the best wings only to regurgitate them Tuesday nights at Brady's nate annoying Karaokeers. mitting, a cozy outdoor deck. If took the stage. last issue's Circle was complete To be completely honest, it minutes later. ...continuedfrom pg. 11 Public AleHouse gives guys As far as I am concerned, you can leave this bar when it A similar set to the one on hogwash. That means that it does not really matter who's I believe die Renaissance Edge-Fest Coming to New pdltz one free drink with every pur­ Wednesday night does not ex­ closes and still walk upright bloody nose on the lead singer. Friday, only with more intensity was not factual. I know hog­ wings you eat because if you Pub is also a Monday night hot **^k****^***^*********'**i^*********************'*.*** chased one. It is not exactly as ist. I am sure people go out but with no assistance, that is quite Victory's new talent, Grey got the crowd riled up. Once wash is an outdated term but are like me and„yoirt>rder 60 spot for wings-and if you enjoy benevolent as "Lady's Night" where they go, I do not know an accomplishment. Area followed with a lighter set again, injuries seemed to non­ who are you to judge me for my wings, after the first dozen your an abundance of fraternity This Sat.i April, 17, there will be a specials but it is a small step in and I do not care. Thursday Friday nights at Marist are but still kept the crowd alive. existent with the exception of a prehistoric vocabulary? taste buds are numb. After 30 slaves flocking to the same lo­ benefit concert atSUNY, New mankind's race towards gender night is a big night out at Marist. extremely boring so I usually The lead singer announced half­ few bruises on some of the more the nauseating rumble in your cale, then by all means check it Anyway, since I am an alco­ equality. The down side to hav­ The Renaissance Pub, also just rent Steel Magnolias and way through their set that Kid rowdy dancers. holic and will remain one until I stomach grows and although ... please see CARLITO, pg. 13 Paltz. ing a men's night is that only known as Renny's, and the Cac­ stay in with my friend Mark. The night concluded with a your digestive system is beg­ Dynamite would not be show­ drop dead from cirrhosis of the men show up. If I were homo­ tus Club are the two hot spots Saturday nights there is only powerful set from Ignite. Com­ ing up due to the lack of a bass­ liver, I have acquired a sixth Bands will include Perfect Thy­ sexual, Tuesday nights at on Thursday nights and they one place to be ... "Sexy Satur­ ing out of California, Ignite has ist. sense for being able to spot Brady's would be like Christ­ both have similar drink specials. days" at McCoy's. If you have found a new home in New York roid, Pound/Who Cares, The Sche­ - Stepping up to the capacity quality bars. Here at Marist, the Movie Quote of the Week mas, and although I have You can get inebriated at either no business near a dance floor after recently signing to TVT crowd next was the growingly selection of bars is quite limited matics, What's Your Problem thought about becoming a bar with seven dollars in your but still choose to dance, this is Records. They seem to fit well popular Fahrenheit 451. ~Defi~ and well, to put it bluntly, they switch hitter, I think I will stay pocket. Most of the people where you belong. in the New York scene and will all pretty much suck. But, one "There's nothing more nitely knowing how to play off Brim, and others. The first act will right where I am. reading this article are probably I hope my assessment of the the crowd, they put on an awe­ definitely be around more often. must utilize what they are given McCoy's is conveniently lo­ not old enough to get into the local bars has been informative Surprisingly at the end of the and that is where I come in. exhilarating than pointing out go on at approximately 4 p.m. The some set that encouraged unity cated across the street from Cactus Club and that is a shame and that it will aid in your edu­ night there were no stretchers as opposed to random, sense­ This article will consist of a festival is scheduled to end at mid­ Marist, which is good news for because it is an entertaining mix cation here at Marist. Remem­ or major damages to club de­ the shortcomings of others, is less acts of violence among the critique of Marist bars and a all you freshmen that are not old of Marist students and shady ber to drink irresponsibly and spite the efforts of those that fans. nightly recommendation of night. This may be Who Cares' enough to drive. This bar is locals. If you go to Renny's on know when to say you will have" climbed on the ceiling's rafters. there?" Violence has always been which bars to frequent on ev­ generally a pedophile feeding Thursday night, you will inevi­ another drink. Also remember That happy little bit is the per­ last performance eyerl part of the shows and always ery night of the week. Let us ground and a haven for fresh­ tably get drunker than you an­ to say it loudly so the bartender fect end to the night. start with Monday, shall we? : will be which was demonstrated —Randal in 'Clerks' '••'• ' IrfoBWrtesyDoogGuarino men girls that would eagerly like ticipated and end up dancing to will hear you. when Brooklyn's Indecision Info at www.yvreck-age.com. Monday is the night that I THE CIRCLE April 15.1999 Sports PAGE 14 April 15,1999 Sports PAGE 15 LACROSSE: Donohue lights it Baseball Boxscore vs. Fairfield GM2 Saturday What's on Tap? Fairfield University 5 (12-15,5-7) Off Campus Report up during two big MAAC wins by Thomas Ryan Baseball - 4/15. @ Lehigh 3 p.m. Name(Pos) - AB R HRBIBBSOPOA 4/17 @ Siena (DH) noon ...continued from pg 15 the victory. This is something we can use JimLopusznickcf. 5 0 1 1 0 1 0 4/18 @ St. Peter's (DH) noon Recap of National League pre­ The biggest factor in the win to build on for the remaining five CristianJung2b 5 2 1 1 0 1 3 not heard of any of the players with excuses to have the day off. dictions last week: Chipper 4/21 Home vs. Rider (DH) noon One of the highlights that added however, was the play of Mike games," Cameron said. ." Paul Macchio c...... 3 0 0 0 2 50 they were getting in return. That If the Indians are going to com­ Jones MVP, Kevin Brown Cy will change this season: Freddy to the victory was the an­ Candellaihgoal. Candellawho The next three games on the TomLopusznickrf....:..;. 4 0 1 0 10 2 0 pete with the Yankees, however, Young, J.D. Drew Rookie of the Garcia was the prize of the trade Softball - 4/15 Home vs. St. Johns 3 p.m. nouncement that Paul Donohue had seen little playing time this lacrosse team's schedule are all MattFratturellilf...... 5 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 they will probably have to add year, Atlanta, Houston, Los as it turns out and could be the won Rookie of the Week hon­ season, entered the game mid­ ones that have major pride fac­ RyanBittnerlb 4 0 0 0 0 3 10 0 a pitcher like Curt Schilling to 4/17 Home vs. Iona noon Angeles win their divisions and Mariner's number one starter by ors in the MAAC as well as the way through the third quarter tors involved. Kevin Toohill 3b.. 4 2 2 0 0 2 1 2 go along with young guns 4/18 Home vs. Fairfield noon ECAC Reebok Division I Men's and registered eight saves while Sean Easton dh.. 4 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 San Francisco wins the Wild the middle of the season. If Bartolo Colon and Jaret Wright. 4/20 Home vs. Siena 3 p.m. Siena, Boston College, and Card. The Braves to win the NL. Garcia continues to pitch as he Lacrosse Rookie of the Week. only allowing one goal in the Providence all. beat the Red Eddie McCrann ss. 4 1 2 1 0 12 3 If anyone from this division is With so many names to choose has thus far he could be in line Donohue is currently leading pivotal fourth quarter. Foxes last year, and the team is RyanHoIstenp. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 to challenge for even a wild card from,.selecting an American for the award. . Men's Lacrosse - 4/2i Home vs. Boston College the MAAC in scoring, ranking looking to take revenge for Jim Gale p...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 it could be the Detroit Tigers, Behind Candella's exceptional League MVP is not an easy task. 3:30 p.m. first in assists and fifth in goals play in goal and the scoring bar­ those losses. DaveCatelottip..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 despite the slow start. The Ti­ Ken Griffey Jr., Juan Gonzalez, gers have two good young scored. •;•-• rage that Marist registered, the Cameron said this was a Totals...... ;..... 38 5 9 3. 3 16 25 11 (Albert) Belle has 5 Frank Thomas and Mo Vaughn After a terrific win against team walked away with one of pitchers in Justin Thompson Women's Lacrosse - 4/15 @ Sacred Heart 4 p.m. chance to salvage the season. are contenders every year with the potential to hit and Brian Moehler, and some Manhattan, Marist found itself its most impressive and impor­ "Although we did not want to 4/17 Home vs. Niagara 11 a.m. MaristCollege 6 (14-12,6-2) the numbers they put .up sea­ 50+ home runs in fineyoung hitters in outfielder at 11-6 disadvantage against tant victories, as they now have be at the point we are at now (3- son after season. Three great 4/1.8 Home vs. Canisius noon Canisius at the end of the third a chance to finish the regular' Juan Encarnacion, first baseman r7) we still have five games left young shortstops will.be in the the long ball Tony Clark, and second 4/21 @ Vassar4p.m. quarter and it looked as if the season at .500 in the conference. to reach the .500 mark and that Name(Pos) AB R HRBIBBSOPOA Anthony Cervinidh/2b... 4 0 10 1110 hunt as well in Derek Jeter friendly Camden baseman Damion Easley. team had lost its newly found Jim Mekovitz said he was glad would be an accomplishment," • Nomar Garciaparra, and Alex fire. to finally have the team's said coach Cameron. Ryan Brady cf.....„...... 4 0 2 2 10 0 0 Yards That brings us to the West Men's Crew - 4/17 President's Cup 7 a.m. @ Marist Anthony Bocchino If. 4 0 0 0 0 0 10 Rodriguez. My pick though is where three teams figure to be Instead however, Marist rallied hardwork payoff. If the team continues to play Baltimore's Albert Belle. Belle back by scoring seven goals in "Even though our record the way they have the past two Anthony Ambrosini c...... 2 1 2 0 0 07 3 There does not appear to be "battling to the end of the sea­ Women's Crew - 4/17 President's Cup 7 a.m. @ Marist Michael Lockerypr. 0000 0 0 00 has the potential to hit 50+ home too much mystery surrounding son. Anaheim improved greatly the fourth quarter and won the doesn't reflect it, we've played games, and keeps the heart and runs again playing m the dinger- BenCuetoc...... 2 0 0 0 0 170 the AL East in 1999. The Yan­ over the winter adding Vaughn game in dramatic fashion as Jim hard all year and have never determination that they have friendly Camden Yards. The Men's Tennis - 4/15 @ Quinnipiac 3:30 p.m. Mekovitz scored the winning given up," said Mekovitz. "It shown all season, five consecu­ Philip Toscano rf...... 2 10 0 1 0 3 0 kees basically bring everyone to play firstan d replacing Dave determining factor could be back from their 114-48 World Hollins with rising star Troy goal to give the teama 13-12 vic­ was nice to finally be rewarded tive wins is not only obtainable Kevin Wissner lb.... 4 0 10 0 0 5 1 which player puts his team on tory. for our efforts." but expected. Steve O'Sullivan 2b/3b.... 3 2201011 Championship team, except they Glaus at third. When Jim Women's Tennis - 4/18 @ Rider 1 p.m. his shoulders and leads them to replace a very good pitcher in Edmonds and Gary DiSarcina Mekovitz and freshman Vinny Coach Matt Cameron was im­ The Red Foxes next game is Jimmy Willis 3b 2 0 0 00 110 the playoffs, like Sammy Sosa Wells with a great pitcher in return from injuies the Angels 4/19 Home vs. Sacred Heart 3 p.m. Penn scored two goals and reg­ pressed with the victory. home against Boston College at TimBittnerph... 11110 0 0 0 did last year in winning the NL Clemens. Injuries appear to be pose a balanced offensive attack istered two assists, while AJ. "It was a great effort by all the 3:30p.m. on April 21. It will be ChuckBeehtelph. 1 0 0 0 0 10 0 MVP. the only possible downfall of that has little weakness. The Derose won fourteen of seven­ guys to come back from a five the final home game of the'sea- JeffTafutoss.. 2 11 11 0 0 2 With all due respect to David this club, and even then GM pitching is solid at the top with teen face-offs to lift Marist to goal deficit and win the game. son. Doug Connelly p 0 000 0 000 DeanPuchalskip 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 Wells, Chuck Finley, and Mike Brian Cashman has a deep farm Chuck Finley the number one Totals ::;.-. 31 6 10 4 5 4 27 7 Mussina, the AL Cy Young vot­ system to fall back on. The Ori­ starter and Troy Percival com­ Tough Trivia ing looks to be a two horse race. oles again played millionaire ing out of the bullpen. It does Current Boston Red Sox ace musical chairs in the off season., lack depth, however, and a trade Pedro Martinez and ex-Red Sox They lost Roberto Alomar, is not unlikely later in the year. ace Roger Clemens appear ready Rafael Palmeiro, and Chris The Rangers are very similar to Score by innings: R HE to go neck and neck down the Hbiles biit brought in Belle, the Indians in the fact they have What team holds the record for the most con­ stretch for the award. Clemens Delino DeShields, Will Clark and y v Fairfield University 001021001 -5 9 0 a scary batting order but just secutive losses to start a Major League Baseball S has a slight edge pitching for a Charles Johnson to replace Marist College 010000302 -6 10 3 have not had the pitching the team that will probably get him them. This strategy-usually last three years to make a run at season? more wins, but Martinez is does not work, but the Orioles a World Series. Rick Helling and younger and is only in his.'sec- have three solid starters in Note: 1 out, 2 runner(s) LOB when the game ended. Aaron Sele are coming off ca­ ond year in the AL so that will Mussina, Erickson, and Guzman reer years, and if either of them Last week's question - Who was the only pitcher to throw a help. Look for Martinez to win and should compete for the wild no-hitter on opening day? • E - Toscano, O'Sullivan, Willis. drop off in production Texas it by a nose. card. Do not count put Boston Answer - Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians pitched a no- DP-Fairfield 1. LOB-Fairfield9,Marist7. , could struggle. When you have ; The AL batch of rookies does either. The Red Sox lost Vaughn what many believe to be the best hitter against the Chicago White Sox on opening day in 1940. 2B - Toohill, Easton, Ambrosini. 3B - O'Sullivan. not have the star like the NL but still have a solid offense player in baseball in Griffey, any­ Flexible class schedules, exciting programs, HR-Jung. looks to hav&in Drew, but they with Jose Offerman^ Garciaparra, thing is possible. While Jay and a wide range of day and evening ; SB -Macchio,T.Lopusznick,Toohill, Ambrosini, O'Sullivan. do have a nice solid bunch. and John Valentin at the top of Buhner returns from injury for CS-TLopusznick. Second baseman Carlos Febles the line up. Martinez is an ace Seattle, Rodriguez suffers one classes. Whetheryou want to get a head SH - Tafuto. SF - Toscano. of the Kansas City Royals has of aces, but after him the rota­ and is out about a month. Then good speed and is already play­ tion is shaky. Tom Gordon is his replacement, Carlos Guillen, start on yoyr fall classes; or justneed to Fairfield University IP H RERBB SOABBF ing everyday with the departure developing into one of the also suffers a knee injury and is RyanHolsten. 6.1 5 4 4 4 2 21 26 of Jose Offerman. Detroit cen­ games best closers. The out for the season. The Mari­ Marist Scoreboard make up a class, Choice.of 3,6,10 and / Jim Gale...... 2.0 4 2 2 1 2 9 11 ter fielder Gabe Kapler looks to Toronto Blue Jays have the ner pitching staff better turn it 12 week sessions. : ; -.;> A ;X DaveCatelotti 0.0 1 0 0 0 Q 1 1 be headed to the minors, but if young talent to be a contender around quick from last season : Brian Hunter continues to for many years to come, but or Seattle could be out of the struggle at the plate for the Ti­ there might be too many good hunt early. th Marist College IP H RERBB SOABBF gers, Kapler could be up in no teams in the division for them Doug Connelly...... 5.2 7 4.2 .3 12 25 28 AH things being equal I see Baseball - 4/7 Marist 4, lona 1 4/8 Marist i 5, Iona 10 S**ssicfo > - BeiinshHaV 24 ; "' .' time. Oakland features another this season. the Yankees, Indians and An­ th Dean Puchalski 3.1 2 1 1 0 4 13 13 ROY candidate after Ben Grieve 4/10 Marist 4, Fairfield 3 4/10 Marist 6. The AL Central may be even gels winning their divisions and Fairfield 5 (9) 4/11 Manhattan 6, Marist 1 Session IS -Begins July 6 , -/• last season in the form of Eric more of a sure thing then the the Orioles pulling out the wild Chavez. The sweet-swinging East. Cleveland posts a lethal card. Also a Yankees run 4/11 Manhattan 7, Marisl J lefty will jump right into the mix starting nine day in and day out through the playoffs to their Win-Puchalski 1-1. Loss-GaleO-1. Save-None. for the A's this season as their that could put up 10 runs in a third World Series in four years, » Excellence of a Mark education. ~ PB - Macchio, Cueto 3. BK - Puchalski. Softball - 4/6jMarist 3, Quinnipiac 1 4/6 Quinnipiac 3, starting third baseman. Seattle blink of an eye. Kenny Lofton, and a showdown with the Start: 2:25 Time: 3:00 Attendance: 125 Marist 2 4/8Stoneybrookll,Marist9 4/8 • At a price you can afford. y *.;'...;.' fans were not happy with the Manny Ramirez, and Jim Thome Braves. This time though, the Randy Johnson trade to Hous­ Marist 14, Stoneybrook 13 • Offered at a convenient site dose h home. are three of the players that Braves pull it out in a series that ton, primarily because they had ; make opposing pitchers come will go all seven games. ' '- -' / •-. •- ' - • Poughkeepsie, Fishkili andl&affen sites. MAAC Baseball Standings Men's Lax - 4/6 Marist 13, Manhattan 6 4/9 Marist 13, For information on how to register, M > North Division MAAC OVERALL Lacrosse wins two in a row Canisius 12 MmtePtugikaaxx,914/575-3800 \' Siena 12 2 16 14 byPETERMOYLAN time of the season. ... assist apiece, and Jim Mekovitz Women's Lax - 4/6 Lasalle 20, Marist 5 4/8 Fairfield LeMoyne 9 3 Staff Writer Before entering the Manhat­ registered 2 goals as well. The 11 6 tan game, Marist held a 0-4 offense looked very sharp with *.:;•"" , ;•;••• 16^1 •;••;• Marist 6 4 14 14 '& With a season filled with a record in the MAAC, and was their speed and passing, while Men's Crew- 4/3 VarsityEight Marist 6:03, Army 6:11 Niagara 7 6 7 12 number of heartbreaking losses, looking to add a conference vic­ the defense played equally well Varsity Four Marist 7:21, Army 7:31 Canisius 4 10 9 16 the Marist Lacrosse team is be­ tory to their record. The team limiting the Manhattan to few South Division ginning to finds its footing. The jumped out early with a 3-1 lead scoring opportunities. Women's Crew- Varstiy Eight Marist 7:09, Army 7:18 Red Foxes have had a number at the end of the first quarter, P.J. Wilson played a great Varsity Four Marist 9:09, Army 9:24 Seliool of Graduate &. Rider 8 3 of close games slip away at the and a 6-1 lead at the half. Mike game in goal, and when all was Continuing Education' 15 12 end, but now after winning back Dunn had a career day with four said and done the Red Foxes lona 5 7 12 16 to back games against Canisius goals and helped keep the mo­ walked away with a 13-6 victory. Men's Tennis- 4/7. Marist 7, Wagner 0, 4/9 BC 6, Fairfield 5 9 12 17 and Manhattan last week, ev­ mentum in Marist's favor. Joe Marist 1 4/11URI5, Marist 2 MARIST Manhattan 5 9 13 20 erything is starting to come to­ Aniano and Paul Donohue ...please see LACROSSE, pg. 14 St Peter's 2 10 7 23 gether at the most important chipped in with 2. goals and! Quote of the Week . Stat of the Week "It was nice to finally be re­ The Marist Softball Team THE CIECLE warded for our efforts." -Jim has split each of its last Mekovitz on the lacrosse four double-headers. team's comeback victory PAGE 16 April 15,1999 Sports Baseball team steals two wins from Stags Bittner to third and second, re­ byTHOMASRYAN spectively. Gale then uncorked Sports Editor a wild pitch that allowed Things are finally starting to O'Sullivan to score and put the click for the Marist Baseball tying run on third. Cervini was Team. then walked and Ryan Brady Since the last issue of The followed with a clutch two-out Circle the Red Foxes played 10 single that tied the score and games and went 7-3 over the sent the game to extra innings. stretch, including a double- The game remained tied until header sweep of the Fairfield twice to again nip the Stags, this, the 9th when Jung led off with a Stags on Saturday afternoon. time by the score of 6-5. homer. The Red Foxes needed In the first game of that It was Marist who actually got one to keep the game going in doubleheader the Red Foxes on the board first thanks to a the bottom of the inning, and squeezed out a 4-3 victory double steal on the part of instead got two runs to end it. thanks to the pitching of Kevin O'Sullivan and Anthony O'Sullivan opened with a triple Olore. Olore rebounded from Ambrosini that allowed and was squeezed home by giving up two unearned runs in Ambrosini to score the first run Tafuto who beat, the bunt out the first inning to hold the Stags of the game. for a single. Cervini singled to just one run in the seventh Fairfield came back firing, how­ Tafuto to third which set the and final inning the rest of the ever, scoring one run in the third, stage for a great ending. Brady, game. Olore registered 11 two in the fifth, and one in the who tied the game earlier with a strikeouts in the game while Circle photo/Jeremy Smith sixth inning to grab a 4-1 lead. single squeezed in Tafuto to end walking four. Marist baseball won a thrilling doubleheader against Fairfield.. Starting pitcher Ryan Holsten the game and give the Red Foxes Fairfield pitcher Steve Colcord held the Red Foxes in check a 6-5 win. • held the Red Foxes scoreless through six innings allowing Unfortunately for'the Red home Toscano for what proved doubled in Easton, and all of a through tfiree innings, but then only the one run on three hits, Foxes, they had to come back to be a much needed insurance sudden the tying run was on gave up a run in the fourth on a run. but that all changed in the sev­ the very next day and play an­ Kevin Wissner double and a Phil second and the go-ahead run enth. Toscano opened with a In the top of the seventh, was at the plate in the form of other doubleheader. This time Toscano single. Colcord got out Fairfield finally got their bats walk and Wissner followed with they were on the wrong end of of the inning without any fur­ Paul Macchio. Olore then sum­ a single. After a fielder's choice, going as catcher Sean Easton moned up all he had left and the broom treatment. Manhat­ ther damage but the Red Foxes singled to open the inning. A pinch hitter Tim Bittner singled tan easily swept the double dip got to him again in the fifth. struck out Macchio looking to to score Toscano and cut the strikeout and a ground ball later, end the game. 6-1 and 7-1. the Red Foxes were one out lead to 4-2. With Holsten now Third baseman Jimmy Willis As good as game one was, The Red Foxes next game is away from victory with Easton removedforreliever Jim Gale, the beat out a bunt with one out in game two may have been even today at Lehigh beginning at 3 on second base. Second RedFoxes went to work. Tafuto p.m. inning and advanced to third on better as Marist came back sacrificed O'Sullivan and shortstop Jeff Tafuto's single. baseman Christian Jung then Anthony Cervini then followed wim a single of his own that plated Willis and tied the score at 2-2. With two down in the fifth and Colcord about to es­ cape another jam, Anthony Bocchino doubled home Tafuto to give the Red Foxes a 3-2 lead. Marist then made it three in­ nings in a row in which they scored as they got another run in the sixth. Toscano walked with one out and advanced to second on Steve O'Sullivan's Circle photiVJeicmy Smilli bunt single. Willis then doubled .but then lost twice on Sunday afternoon to the Manhattan Jaspers to again even their record at 14-14 on the season.

scored when Cheski reached on nings of play, as Harris drove in an error. Maria Saracino drove another run with a sacrifice fly Up land down year so in two more Foxes with a single and Saracino produced an RBI that scored Cheski and single. Koldjeski. Marist tacked on Stony Brook struck back in the another run in the inning, put­ bottom of the second, scoring far for Marist softball ting them back on top, 9-7. four runs on four hits. Then byJEFFDAHNCKE winmng, run. double by McKenna, scored In Stony Brook's half of the Marist promptly scored four Staff Writer Jenn Hanson started the game two Broncs and won the game fifth, three more runs came more in the third, fueled by three for Marist but was replaced af­ for Rider. across, putting the Foxes be­ RBI from Harris, who tripled. Win one, then lose one. ter the first inning by Kasack. Kasack went all eight innings hind 10-9. The Marist bats had Marist maintained the lead the That seems to be the pattern Kasack then went six scoreless in the loss. Danielle Lake also exhausted their potential for the rest of the way. The score was for the Marist College softball innings, yielding four hits while went the distance for Rider, scat­ game, and mat would prove to 14-8 entering the last half of the team, which, after splitting each striking out four. tering five hits in picking up the be enough for the Stony Brook seventh when a late Stony of its last four doubleheaders, In game one, Marist fell behind win. victory. Brook rally threatened to send is now 9-12 on me season. 2-0 in the third inning. Michelle Last Thursday, Marist traveled In the loss, Koldjeski and Marist home winless. Most recently, the Red Foxes Peel, who went 2-3 in the game, to Stony Brook for a pair. And Gosh each had three hits. Har­ Stony Brook picked up five split a pair ofgames with Rider. knocked in the game's first run. keeping with the trend, they ris and Saracino, along with runs in the finalframe , falling one Melanie Kasack improved to 6- That was followed three batters came home with one win and Koldjeski, each had two RBI. run short of tying the game. 9 on the season in game two later by a Kelly McKenna RBI one loss. Kasack took the loss for After all was said and done, against the Broncs after guid­ double. Game one saw the two teams Marist, giving up 11 runs and Harris paced Marist by going 2- ing Marist to a 2-1 victory. In The score remained un­ combine for 29 hits. Marist led 17 hits. Of Marist's nine runs, 3 with six RBI. Koldjeski went game one, Kasack also figured changed until the seventh be­ 5-0 after three innings. A Kerri only one was earned. 3-4, including a homerun, with into the decision, this time on fore Kerri Harris led off the final Harris two RBI single high­ If the first game looked like a three RBI and four runs scored. the losing side of things, as frame with a homerun. Kat lighted a four-run Marist third. slugfest, it was only a preview Saracino had four hits. Marist fell 4-2. Cheski then reached on an er­ But Stony Brook exploded in of game two. Marist was victo­ Despite surrendering 13 runs, The Marist victory came de­ ror. After Maria Saracino the fourth. Kasack surrendered, rious in the second contest, five of which were earned, spite only three hits by the grounded out, a Melissa Tucci seven runs on seven hits in the edgingouta 14-13 win in agame Hanson picked up the win for Foxes. .The game was knotted double scored Cheski and tied inning, putting Marist behind 7- that saw 34 base hits. Marist and improved to 2-3 on at one through four innings. In the game. 5. The Red Foxes scored four the season. the fifth, an Amanda Koldjeski The late rally was not enough, The scoring was far from over, runs in the first, highlighted by The Foxes are in action today sacrifice fly scored Kelly Becker, though, as Rider opened the however. Michele Gosh led off a Harris double that scored two. at the North Field when they the fifth with a single, and men who led off the inning with a eighth with three consecutive It was quickly a 6-0 Marist ad­ take on the St. Johns Red Storm stole second. Gosh eventually walk, with the go-ahead, and hits. The third of these hits, a vantage after one and a half in­ at 3 p.m.