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Cool resigns Foundation S^ife. THE 1 J - ?&ip*.. ,...... Mid-rise suit^pp I Academic ^flJf^ •, almost readyl'^li administrator leaving;- LSM^+r?* CIRCLE VOLUME 44, NUMBER 6 Marlst College, Poughkeepsle, N.Y. _WIARCH31,1994. Students gather to protest cultural disrespect by CARIOLESKEWICZ calendar, insufficient programming for students of color and the ad­ Managing Editor ministration's reluctance to remedy Members of El Arco Iris Latino this. and the Black Student Union The rally followed a meeting bet­ organized two rallies in the past ween the club officers and Presi­ week to protest a lack of respect for dent Murray, which Camilo said their cultures and an unwillingness went well. of school administrators to pay at­ "He seemed concerned and said tention to their needs and diversity. he would address the issues," The two organizations gathered Camilo told the crowd. "He is a on Wednesday, March 23 in nice man and I'm glad he took the response to an incident which oc- opportunity to meet with us, but he cured the previous night, and on had no solutions. He really had no Tuesday, March 29 for a "Unity idea any of this was going on." Rally." Both Camilo and Cobham said According to Isobel Camilo, vice they were glad that the administra­ president of E! Arco Iris Latino, tion was finally paying attention to cultural music was being played in their concerns. the dining hall during dinner on "I am not satisfied with the ad­ March 22 as part of a celebration ministration," Cobham said, of Latino Week. Some students did "because it has had to come to this not like the music, and turned before they listen." down the radio, which belonged to "The administration is scared," . a member of the group. Camilo said. "They don't know "It turned ugly when people felt how to approach this, and they are they had a right to touch our pro­ frightened." perty," Camilo said. "Our culture Raul De La Rosn, president of was not respected. I have accepted Isabel Camilo speaks to students gathered for Unity Rally. Circle photo/Matt Martin ElArcp Iris Latino, said that there other cultures when they were ex­ is a problem with ignorance on pressed." have been tolerant, but being a ple together, said Afena Cobham, many feel need to be addressed on campus and in the world. He call­ minority on campus is not easy. a member of the college ad­ campus. ed on members of the crowd to Members of the organization There is a disregard for the Latino said that this incident was just a ministration and graduate of the The issues include African- share experiences or concerns. community and people of color in Class of 1992. symptom of a deeper problem at the Marist^community." American History Month, SherRon Williams, a first year Marist. The Unity Rally held this week A fact sheet was distributed to Women's History Month, and student, said she wanted to see "This is the straw that broke the was organized because students felt those in attendance which listed Hispanic Heritage Month being more campus activities geared camel's back," Camilo said. "We frustrated and wanted to bring peo­ 'complaints and questions that eliminated from the academic continued on page 9 Senate charges Ledyard Administration hopes to contain with 'gross negligence' tuition increase for upcoming year income. Theie is much more of a Certain mandated changes, such repeatedly by LoMonaco and Stu­ by CHRIS BERINATO cost factor involved than there was as taxes, insurance, and amortiza­ by MEREDITH KENNEDY dent Body Vice President Anthony . Staff Writer ; four years ago. tion, can be easily predicted in — Associate Editor" y Mignone that the investigation was "As costs go up,-we're driving terms of cost each year. In addition not focused oh him, but he now Like spring fever, rumors of a the controllable cost, such as paper The Student Government tuition increase'have been running people to the public colleges,"' believes differently. rampant. Like spring itself, actual Wood said. and maintenance are factors. Association voted to impeach its "I had no reason not to believe The biggest factors in the budget director of public relations, Daryl figures have been hard to come by For example, the tuition cost qf theift, but I was lied to. It was to so" far. •_.':.,". .-.•. process, however, are financial aid, Ledyard, with only two weeks left implicate ^e;"-Ledyard said, attending the University of Con­ and salary and wage increases. to his term in. office. "I might not be coming here if necticut for one year for a Connec­ "They were looking for blood and it doesfincrease)," said freshman "They have literally consumed Student Body President Kent it had my name on it^' ticut resident would be $3,780, ac­ the majority in any raise in tui­ Rhinehart said Ledyard was charg­ Mignone said he believed the im­ Mike -Fourhie'rv responding to a cording to the 1993 Peterson's rumor that tuition.would be in­ Guide to Four Year Colleges. The tion," Campilii said. ed with gross negligence, which peachment was unnecessary at this According to Campilii, Vision. stemmed from his failure to issue late date, y--- _ •>,'•,-.. -. /,;_.- •;• creased7m-upward of $20,000 for same book listed Marist's tuition at the next academic year. $9,813. '94 will have no affect on tuition. the Committee on Sexual "I feel that at this point in time The operation of the new facility Awareness' survey the second day And that is exactly the reason • One big factor,, according to the investigation was unnecessary why it won't take such a drastic will be through funds that would of voting- during the student and a verbal reprimand was all that Wood, is the loss in state aid. At have gone to Canterbury Garden government elections on Wednes­ hike, according to Harold Wood, one point,' between state grants and was needed," Mignone said, "But vice-president of admissions and Apartments next year. day,Feb. 23. '.••:'.:. --.; > the Senate made a decision and I Bundy Funds, the school received "And then you look at the pie The. charge will be brought enrollment. approximately $ 1 million. Marist support it." "We'd be cutting our own and see how many pieces it can be before the Judiciary; Board, who currently receives around $300,000. cut up into," said Campilii. will decide oh any further actions LoMonaco said he believes the throat," Wood said. Senate would not have made such Anthony V. Campilii, chief "The final decision is actually in the case. Wood said because of the financial officer for Marist, points an important decision without schools Marist has to compete made in May by the Board of Ledyard, who manned the good reason. out that Marist is a tuition inten­ Trustees, after their finance com­ nomination table for the Faculty of with, a large tuition increase would sive school, meaning that most of "Yeah there are only two weeks not be in the school's best interest mittee and the president give their the Year Award, said he was never the money the school uses, comes input. directed to issue the COSA survey left but are we being responsible if and in addition, the students could from what students pay. According and assumed it was not his we don't follow through," not afford it. to Campilii, some large universities All things considered, neither responsibility. LoMonaco said. Wood said the admissions receive approximately $65 million Campilii nor Wood expect to see an "I had absolutely no intentions department, being particularly in state and research grants, this is unusually large increase in tuition. Ledyard said he was concerned aware of the situation of incoming This would amount to an increase of tampering with the survey or about LoMonaco's part in the deci­ the amount. in Marist's entire sabotaging the results. I can't show students, is a supporter of nominal budget. ranging between 4 and 6 percent. sion to impeach him because he increases in tuition.. negligence in something that was was present the Wednesday the Campilii said there are numerous "Our tuition increase is going to never asked of me," Ledyard said. survey was not issued. Ledyard said Families are facing a situation factors that affect the increase in reflect what other schools are go­ Senate Speaker Jason LoMonaco, a member of COSA, where they have less digressionary tuition. ing," Wood said. LoMonaco said he asked for the in­ asked him where the survey was vestigation, that lead to Ledyard's and he knew it was not being impeachment, to find out what issued. ••.•••• happened and prevent something similar from happening again. "It is my feeling that if anyone Circle "It started out to try to get a was delinquent that day it was Jay greater idea of-what had happen­ LoMonaco and he should have ed but all the testimony pointed to been the one to act. He is on the negligence on Daryl's part," committee and should have non-scientific poll LoMonaco said. known,'*. Ledyard said. The investigation was conducted In a recent survey, more than 300 Marist students were asked to res­ by Joe Salvayon, the Elections LoMonaco, who was working at the Student Government election pond yes or no to the following question: t Commissioner, and Colleen Egan, table, said he was too busy to the Parliamentarian. notice the actions at the table Do you feel earning a Bachelor's degree makes you a marketable com­ Salvayon said the in\'estigation Ledyard was supervising. . was looking at the whole picture modity in today's workforce? and not just at a particular Ledyard said he now individual. understands why students do not Yes- 147 No.- 190 Ledyard said he was told seem to care or get involved. THE CIRCLE,; MARCH 31,1994 2 THE CIRCLE, MARCH 31,1994 Art kinda imitates life in new yj Assoc. Acad. VP to take position at Union by PETE TARTAGLIA "When'I first got here the cam­ by JUSTIN SEREMET (Duvall), and his arch-villain, managing film. films on the way. •,,- . , ~. port services in which we offer our proud of the job we have done with editor Alicia Clark (Close). The entire film "The Paper" is still fun to watch, though, After a bungled "attempt at a cat burglary, degree in Anthropology from Bryn pus was spread out with students the HEOP program, the Learning -Staff Writer Mawr College and her Doctorate in students," she said. . having to cross the street to go to It's tough to decide which was more over­ revolves around the murder oJ two white because it rarely loses its comic edge. Leary needs a quick escape and'uscs Caroline One of the most important deci­ Center, the Marist Abroad pro­ businessmen in New York City; their deaths Recently, Dr. Linda Cool an­ Anthropology from Duke class at Marist East, now with the done in Ron Howard's latest film "The There's a hilarious'fight scene between and Lloyd Chasseur (Judy Davis and.Kevin sions or choices she feels the school Dyson Center and the construction gram and many others." Paper": the mini soap operas between each suspected to be "racial" homicides. Keaton and Close in the printing area as they Spacey) to hide out in suburban Connecticut nounced she will be resigning from University. The police arrest two black men, who hap­ debate which front page will run, with more her position as Associate Academic has made in her years at Marist was of the new campus center I think Cool said she recognizes that .the character or Marisa Tomei's phony pregnant and eventually figure out a way to escape. Her career, in education began at school has made some significant belly. pen to be innocent, and Clark wants to print great fisticuffs between McDougal (Quaid) Leary's burglar soon finds that he is more Vice President to take a similar job the cap on the enrollment of the that Marist is finally going to have at Union College in Schenectady, Santa Clara University as a Assis- improvements, but still believes The film certainly has star power, with the story with the two men in handcuffs with and Jason Alexander of "Seinfeld" fame. pre-occupied with the Chasseur family pro­ tant Professor of Anthropology, college. the unified campus which the Glenn Close, Michael Keaton, the always the word "GOTCHA!" below it. Howard has never been a huge favorite of blems than planning how to get away. NY. .-•.,. ; that there are many areas such as then she became the Chairperson "1 think that putting a cap on students need and deserve," Cool the library which need to be work­ talented Robert Diivall, Randy Quaid and Hackett meanwhile feels there isn't enough critics as he received a few lashings for As you can; see,, the plot, isn't too com­ Cool will become the Academic of the Anthropology Department said. Tomei, who is popping up all over the place evidence to have such an implicating "Backdraft" and "Far and Away." plicated, yet there's plenty of one-liners and. Vice President and the Dean of our enrollment was a tough deci­ ed on in the future. at the university, before coming to sion for this school, but in the end after she won an Oscar last year. headline, so he attempts to find enough But "The Paper" does provide a good bizarre situations (one having Leary. pose as Faculty at Union College. Marist in 1987. Cool said in her time at Marist She said she is excited about star­ The slight flaw lies in Howard's tendency evidence to print a more, "honest" story. look auth.e dirt-digging and the feeling of Dr. Wong, the couple's marriage counselor "It's all so hew to me, the deci­ we will remain a small college she, along with many others, real­ ting her new job at Union College to blow certain characters out of proportion, "The Paper" has intense moments, mostly anxiety, that'proves why newswriters must in­ during a.family Christmas gathering) to,keep sion to take the job at Union was In her years at Marist, Cool has who's standards as a whole have ly strived to provide better in July but will miss the people that much like he did in "Parenthood." taking place within the newsroom, but loses deed love what they do to stay in the the audience laughing. (Grade: B + )•., very recent." seen the college grow in it's gotten bigger and better and avoid­ academic and support services for she knows as the Marist some of its ground, getting a little too deep business. (Grade: B) Cool began her job as Assistant Nevertheless, Howard does succeed in cap­ In movie news, Trekkers are now assured academics and the quality of stu­ ed just increasing numbers, not Marist students. community. turing the fast paced fury of a daily city into certain characters. Denis Leary, on the other hand, continues of "Star Trek: Generations," which,began Academic Vice President at Marist dent, life. tabloid, and this is where "The Paper" Howard throws in unnecessary subplots his movie onslaught with "The Ref," a com­ filming last week arid ^will. star .Patrick in 1987. She became the Associate standards." Some of the things she "1 like to think of myself as a "It will be difficult to leave this shines most. ".;' like Bernie's prostate cancer and problems edy about a: burglar who kidnaps a fighting Stewart as Picard and William Shatner as Academic Vice President last sum­ '"This institution really has said she has been happy to see at team player who recognizes good place (Marist), it's so different then Keaton plays metro editor Henry Hackett with his daughter, while Tomei has her pro­ couple. Kirk. ' Vv"-:;^"'' •- mer. Originally from Missouri, tightened it's academic programs Marist is the development of the ideas and then goes about suppor­ other places that I've been, I'll miss of ihe New York Sun, a paper that's always blems worrying about whether or not her It's directed by Ted Demme, brother of "Generations" will be a joining of the two Cool received a Bachelor of Arts and really improved upon the sup­ college as a truly united campus. ting them," she said. "I'm really it a lot," she said. on the brink of shutting down (remind you busy journalist husband will be a good father Jonathan ("Philadelphia"). casts, but apparently will not feature of The Post at all?). to their future child. After his hilarious spots on MTV, Leary Leonard Nirrioy, who did not like the script Hackett is constantly burdened with a Instead of getting the audience sympathy has gone on to star in such films as "Demoli-. he was" given but is not ruling out future Soda can tab number of things: his wife and her pregnan­ that Howard. wants, the extra character tion Man," "Judgment Night,." "Who's the "Trek" involvement.- Housing revises new application format cy (Tomei), his hacking editor Bernie development slows down the speed of the Man?", and "The Sandlot" with many more Stay tuned.'. • , . tor of housing and residential life, the fall semester. Last year Marist his or her roommate will have the part of Gaelic by SCOTT RONAGHAN the loss of the Canterbury Garden had to relocate 20 to 40 students opportunity to break away from ••'• Staff Writer Apartments will not cause severe because the new Townhouses were the group, but must fill out the ac­ Feel the primal urge to go beyond with problems for students, mainly up- not ready by the time students ar­ cording sections on the housing charity drive The 1994-1995 academic year perclassmen, requesting on campus rived on campus. forms. Fortunately, I didn't have to dig Dumb Sex," and it has a somewhat song oh "Superunknown," is And last, but certainly not least, housing selection forms have housing. '••'by RON JOHNSON by DANA BUONICONTI is drummer extraordinaire Matt "The Mid-Rise should be ready Raimo said he thinks the new too deep to find "Superunknown" Beatlesque (as much as Soun­ "Like ." brought new changes to the reser­ "The loss of Canterbury will by August 1," said Raimo. "This system should be able to help in­ • . Staff Writer The new Soundgarden record, to be able to tell you that it is ab- dgarden can be Beatlesque, I sup­ "Like Suicide" is a smidgen over Cameron. .'.':' vation process for students apply­ result in 100 students (juniors and year we are sending the housing dividual students get the housing "Superunknown," besides being sotively posilutely their best record pose) melody. seven minutes long, but it sure ing for on campus housing at A soda can could save a person's yet. - Cameron pulls off some amaz­ seniors) losing housing spots," assignments out on July 15 so the they request. near-perfect, gives me a good in­ As a result, I hope they never doesn't seem like it, because it has ing stuff on this record; not only Marist. Raimo said. "However, the new students will know where they live "Students choose their own life., • . dication that I've been occupying , Even though "" play it on the radio or make a video one of Thayil's best solos ever. do all of his fills sound effortless, Each Spring semester for the Mid-Rise houses approximately 350 early, and can make arrangements housing spots, so breaking away The Gaelic Society is currently this space for too long. had a couple dud songs, and I was for it; because that would just ruin Songwriting duties, though past 12 years Marist students have . collecting the tabs from soda and kinda disappointed with th.eir per­ a beautiful song (and gee, like that and his beats rhythmically tricky, students who request on campus if they do not get housing." from the group might help some After all, the first record I mostly done by Cornell, were also but he finally gets the great sound had the opportunity to apply for on housing." Moreover, Raimo said it was students receive the housing they - beer cans for the American Cancer reviewed for The Circle was Soun- formance at 2,1 had hasn't happened lately or done by bassist , who campus housing. And each year it Society. For every 1,500 tabs that a good feeling about anything?) out:of his drum kit he deserves Raimo said another- positive ef­ much easier to relocate 20 to 40 requested without worrying about dgarden's "Badmotorfinger," in wrote "Head Down" (excellent (thanks to producer Michael seems as though the Office of fect of the building of the new Mid- students than it will be to do the their group average," said Raimo. are collected a child receives a free the fall of 1991. "Superunknown" before I heard Also, I have to mention guitarist song) and "Half," which is a weird Housing and Residential Life adds - cancer treatment.. it. , who took some serious Beinhorn, I imagine.) Rise is more housing facilities are same to almost 350 students. Like it or not, though, I'm here Arabian-sounding number that is a few changes to the reservation available to juniors and seniors. Another addition to the reserva­ Raimo said he believes the priori­ "1,500 is not a lot to ask for on through the end of the semester to Featuring a mixed bag of songs guitar lessons before making this pretty good for a laugh. ' Soundgarden, currently touring process. ty-point system has been very ef­ , a campus like this," said Mary Ann that includes the typical ultra-heavy record, I think; he really sounds "Juniors and seniors will win out tion process is the new feature of rant and rave about all the bands The real reason Europe if I remember correctly, Last year the availability of the the most. They now have the op­ students being able to break off fective in determining which . McGovern, secretary of the Gaelic you've probably never heard of riff ones Soundgarden are famous good on it. "Superunknown" is such a killer will kick off their U.S. tour on new eight person Townhouses was students should receive on campus • Society. for, the record also has some very One of my favorite songs at the portunity to request housing in the from their respective housing before (and probably should care record is that while a lot of the Memorial Day. added to the selection process. This Townhouses, the Mid-Rise, and groups. housing: The Gaelic Society has collected a lot about.) non-Soundgarden songs, like moment is "Let Me Drown," songs are heavy, there's a definite year Marist has added the.new "The priority point system has ' approximately. 3,500 tabs so far. "" and "Head which has a terrific bridge that pop underbelly to them. What could be a better way to also the Gartland Commons Apart­ This year students will not only Yeah...sometimes I dig pretty Mid-Rise, but also lost the ments," Raimo said. receive their group average for been good because it rewards those • McGovern said she has been deep to find the good new stuff, Down." sounds a little like the bridge for Cornell continues to grow as a welcome the summer than with the students who have the campus in­ "," but "Let Me first must-see concert tour of the availability of. the Canterbury The. addition of the new Mid- priority points, but they will also '. pleased withthe recent totals. and let me tell you, it gets increas­ "Black Hole Sun," written by songwriter; the music is more Garden Apartments. Rise brings up the problem of get their own sub-average based on volvement, the good discipline, and "The current turnout has been ingly harder to find music that's singer , is their closest Drown" is a better song. focused and his lyrics continue to year. the high gpa," said Raimo. I can't wait. ~ • ' According to Jim Raimo, direc­ whether or not it will be ready for roommate pairing. A student and very positive,';. McGovern said. ' even remotely challenging. attempt at a pop hit since "Big My other favorite, and the best improve, as well. ""'™.;Ho\veveri '.Cliff 'Delaney,'presi­

••••V. dent ofxJie.Cae]icSoeiety.^aidJ/Jiarv,., -,,- .the turnbuhis sti'U.hot.as higfcas it Bob Lynch's Motto: It's overtime as usual f-.should,be^ '. 1 -'-' -.''.'•,-; Fox bares rear in attempt "YOU CAN BE A •.".With a campus, full of about by COLLEEN MURPHY Capuano, a junior duty manager at knows where everything is. he said. 3,500 people, a response from on-. -He was a biology major while a Lynch and Vice President for Staff Writer the Office of College Activities, '• ly about 200 is really low," Delaney "He doesn't go home until student at Marist, and then a Student Programming Lynn Russo • said. • •' -.. .'. ' to save floundering career About this time every year, Bob everyone else does." . teacher for eight years at St. Mary's attend conferences where acts are • Delaney said that he sent letters STOCKBROKER" Lynch is also the administrative School in Poughkeepsie. showcased for college perfor­ new "friend" Molly (Olivia ends up getting involved with the Lynch can be found staring to alt the. clubs back in- early by JENNIFER GIANDALONE greed that swallows his relatives.' hopelessly at his computer screen, adviser to the Student Government But he was never too far off mances to make contacts with . .February and noted that outside of d'Abo), a sexy young woman who Association's Executive Board, campus, as he worked in Marist's agencies and promoters. . the club itself/there has been only "Where there's a will, there's a came to Joe's house one night Michael J. Fox performs with surrounded by paperwork, and the same energy he's used in his usually talking to himself. working closely with the Student Little People Summer Program "We work with a good core of one other major.contribution. That relative." delivering pizza and since then has since he was an undergraduate. individuals in the SPC that has stayed on as his "nurse." other roles, but also does It must be priority points season. Programming Council and the Of­ contribution was received from - Or in this case, a few relatives. fice of Student Affairs. This program brought children great ideas and can work as a Sigma Phi Epsilon. That's the idea behind Imagine The family believes that she is a something he has never done As the Coordinator of Student before. t Continental, we groom you for success from the start, and Activities, Lynch is in charge of Lynch is a Marist alumnus and to campus for day-camp activities team," Lvnch said. No other clubs have cqritribu ted Entertainment's "Greedy." gold-digger and Uncle Joe is going has been in the Activities Office for such as arts and crafts, athletics So Lynch is used to the construc­ and only one other has even con- Writers Lowell Ganz and to leave her all of his money. He has his first nude scene, com­ offer you full support, financial security &. special advantages. putting priority points from stu­ : plete with a bowling pin tattoo on dent clubs into a database for the about eight years. and summer theatre. tion, but more excited about the tacted-the Gaelic Society. . Babaloo Mandel, the writing team Little do they know, Uncle Joe "I've been in this position since "The program is on hiatus due Vision '94 project. McGovern said that the club also that brought us such comedies as knows exactly what they're up to his rear. college housing system. Some of the funniest moments in "I'm only/working for about 1990, before that, the assistant to the construction, which is a "I can't wait for it to open," he . ; notified all resident assistants, yet "City Slickers," "Splash," and and sees right through therh from director of activities under Betty shame, but you can't have kids and -- has failed to receive any feedback. ."Parenthood," pair up again for the minute they walk through his the film come from Phil Hartman. Our "Paid Training Course" produces priceless results. You will learn another half hour on this," Lynch said, "I'm excited about the front door bearing birthday gifts. He has a very blatant way of from an elite group of top producers on a one-to-one basis - earn salary said one evening at 5:30. Yeaglin for about four years,". construction in the same area; it's cabaret and more space for the this story about good, old- Lynch said. just not safe," Lynch said. whole building." I She-.further, added that perhaps fashioned American greed. So, the cousins bring out their portraying his characters, which &. bonus while you Ieam: You will be groomed for fast promotions Into But it was 8 p.m. before Lynch ;• more-clubs would "participate if the secret weapon: the only relative Joe works just as well here as it does closed up his office, grumbling His own office is a bit cramped Much of his free time was spent Uncle Joe McTeague (Kirk management. You will have the full support of a professional team, this year, but he is hoping to gain in the Theatre Guild and Children's Lynch hopes that the new cam­ collection ;were turned into a Douglas, "Spartacus") is a very ever liked. on "Saturday Night Live." about a club that didn't have its list competition. • ' _ When you take away all the and: of points in yet. some space in the new campus Theatre, now the Marist College pus center will provide an at­ rich old man in a wheelchair who Danny McTeague (Michael J. Council on Theatre Arts. mosphere that will attract students, owns and runs his own scrap metal Fox, "Back to the Future") is the jokes and look into the meaning of • Qualified Leaders • Generous 75% Payout It is not unusual to see him after center; It's cluttered with video ' .". "I'm satisfied with what we arc ' the script, you will find a real; sim­ business hours; sometimes he is in tapes It's full of performers, lots of And he still helps out MCCTA faculty, and staff to congregate and business. son of the only nephew that • Rapid Promotions • 3 Month Training Program talk together, as in a real student doing, but I wish. we.could do disagreed with Uncle Joe about ple message. his office until midnight or. later. paper early this semester, with un­ by building sets and doing lights for : As you can probably guess, it • Professional Offices • Salary While You Leam its productions. union. more," McGovern' said. . doesn't take long for the money- everything and never wanted one Everyone wants things handed to Weekends are common too, if wanted textbooks in his window. cent: from him. them on a silver platter. there is a campus center event or Rather than see them thrown One of his big jobs is putting "It's so important for both the ,• The collection drivewill be. con- hungry relatives to converge on teachers and the students to meet : turning atleast until the end of the their wheelchair-rbound uncle in the Danny is an unsuccessful Deep down, even though they even a basketball game. out.Lynch will donate them to a together campus activities. member of the pro-bowlers tour don't admit it, no one wants to ' "He's always here when school in need. "The SPC really does a great out of the classroom, and out of K semester. Drop-off sites are located hopes that they will get a share of classroom behavior," Lynch said. his fortune. ••*.'.'• who needs $300,000 to invest in a work for it. something's going on," said Nick He fits right in though, and he job, I enjoy working with them," \ at both Townhouse Al and A7. They don't want the money bowling center. And when they finally get it because they havejearned it, but Reluctantly,; Danny and his (whatever it is) they don't want to because they are related to the man girlfriend,fan ABC Sports producer share, and they always want more.'.. named Robin (Nancy Travis, Although -'Greedy'' has a; who worked his whole life for it. Join a winning team and be a part of our success. We're offering an Binotto hopes to add spice to Marist dining "Three Men and A Baby") go to predictable ending, it's sometimes These noisy, obnoxious relatives both need to work together to The existing space will be need 75 can prepare an attractive meal include Phil Hartman ("Saturday the mansion in the country to see hard to figure out when certain Invitation to visit us and tour our offices and speak to recent graduates by JOHN DOUGHERTY Marist. Uncle Joe. characters are telling the truth and who are establishing a life time career for themselves at Continental "Marist has a lot of room for make the end product attractive. ed for the residents of the new stu­ for those students and faculty. Night Live"), Ed Begley Jr. ("St. ; Staff Writer dent dorms that are under con­ Elsewhere"), and Colleen Camp Danny isn't like his cousins, but when they are not. Broker Dealer Corporation. • improvement," Binotto said. He He is not only concerned with the Binotto stressed the need for appearance of the food, but that is struction adjacent to the cafeteria. cooperation between students and ("Clue"). Most schools have never had a said he was referring to the quality The need to accommodate those This group is about as subtle as reputation for serving good food, of food now being served. the firstattractio n the students look staff. "It will take money, effort, For Immediate Information please call Michael Hasho at: for. students was the drive behind knowledge to improve and time," a sledgehammer as they shmooze and most students consider Marist Binotto was previously director remodeling the cafeteria. Uncle Joe and try to convince him iburo Law Center College having a below average of food services at Fordham "My door is always open to the he said. that they are looking out for his quality of food. University in New York. He said students for their ideas,". Binotto A new grill station will be located . Binotto is quick to point out the INVITING APPLICATIONS FOR FALL 1994 . said. His office is located in the next to the traditional stations need for student interaction as a best interests and not after his 516-741-5400 The new student center is not the that Fordham had a similar pro­ around the courtyard. This grill millions of dollars. blem with the quality of food when corner next to the beverage area. means of dramatically improving • CONVENIENT LOCATION II you wish to receive admission only beneficiary of the remodelling Binotto has plans to let the cooks station will offer hamburgers and the quality of food. A new menu Everyone tries to best everyone Huntington. Long Island campus materials and/Or arrange lor a campus process. The blueprint for the new he first arrived there. visit, you are encouraged to contact: french fries among other things. is also in the plans which will reflect else and make each other look bad is easily reached by public or private cafeteria is on the wall in the cur­ Binotto said the best progress be creative to make the dishes more transportation. palatable. The new attitude This station will offer breakfast, student input. A recent survey done in front of the man they believe is Office of Admission rent cafeteria. The plans are expan­ was made with the input of the lunch and dinner. no longer competent to control his • DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center NTINENTAL towards preparing the meals will be by food services indicated that Select either a Full-Time Day. 300 Nassau Road sive and the end product will be a students and he feels that technique The serving lines will also be own money. Huntington, New York 11743 enhanced with the addition of new quality and menu selection are im­ Part-Time Day. or Part-Time Evening more modernized and capable can be used just as effectively at food stations and upgrading of the remodeled. One line will handle the portant to students. . They definitely make an effort to schedule. cafeteria for the students. Marist. Phont BROKER DEALER CORPORATION kitchen facilities. entrees and the other line wil han­ A new cabaret is also included in make sure that Uncle Joe knows '•ACCREDITATION TOURO COLLEGE Joe Binotto was hired to improve "We are here for the students, The Law Center is Fully Every food station on the outer dle specialty cooking such as the plans to replace the Red Fox about each other's failings, like (516)421-2244 the quality of food and find out but we don't know what they want Approved by the American IACOBD edge of the existing cafeteria, in­ sauteed foods. Den formerly located on the first drunk driving, unemployment, and Bar Association. ext. 314 ESTABLISHED 1982 -MEMBERS NASD -MSRB~S1PC unless they talk to us," Binotto FUCHSBERG what the students want. Seller's has cluding the salad barand beverage The cafeteria serves approx­ floor of the Campus Center. It will adultery. CWWmiGTmOUWOPPENHEJmERLCQ.JNC. changed their name to Sodexho said. . . The situation becomes even LAW CENTER an affirmative action/ area, will be relocated around the imately 1625 students and faculty be in the new Student Center. equal opportunity institution MEMBERS N.YS.E. and Binotto was hired to upgrade He stressed the interaction bet­ new courtyard under construction. daily. Binotto believes the staff of worse when they meet Uncle Joe's the food services department at ween students and staff because THE CIRCLE; MARCH 3i; 1994 THE CIRCLE, FEATURE MARCH 31,1994 Mid-rise may be the best choice at Mcirist The network battle by RON JOHNSON quote which hangs on a conference In the new. residence jiall, rooms substance. ';" security can be there arid be effec­ are gathered together in formations "The walls can act as a fire par­ tive," Petricca said. 5' over late night tv Staff Writer room wall among photographs and construction schedules; In it known as suites. Suites are com­ tition," Petricca said. The first entrance will be located It was the biggest event in televi­ which ever wounded host NBC was orking Extra safety can be found in the on the bottom floor, adjacent to UR >: Empty soda cans litter the floor, William Arthur Ward states, prised of two to three bedrooms, sion history in the past year. to spurn and then enter the high- ^P>P^!r??N^ ^tlT|; ->' -v-tory this;year,'':said'Paul Dombck, s tight security measures employed at the new parking lot. The new park­ s ; * ~ The talent show is; a big event covered in dust and grime. "Wise are those who learn that the one bathroom, and one living No, it wasn't the "Last Call" of stakes late-night scene. And it was - ts ^»^ Staff • •^>-^,;'-'', * -',. Sounds like the average student's bottom line doesn't always have to room. the new residence hall. For exam- ing lot will be constructed at the "Cheers," but the defection of no-win for NBC, as the network r^'~'V:-TEPrat'leas't spends a gooddeal- that lets most'members of all the V^EyerysgringJbrings'jhebest , organizations take part. dorm room, except this dorm room be their top priority." Petricca said he believed students David Letterman to CBS. : was almost guaranteed of losing its *'• "'Cof;Vinrj}e'prcparihg.,for the eVents. belongs only to construction "The whole intent is to make it would find this new setup Not since Nadia Comeniche monopoly in the market. ^titorsVto/repVese'ntytli^^cXnipus,. : According .to Dombeki;.-Greek.,. : '"A lot of the events, are geared workers. as good for the students as possi­ preferable to the old dorm defected from Romania has politics .„• King Johnny Carson, who ruled >fra\ernities^ancl, JsbroritiesV/or; a". ;AYeek'is;ih' the'backof everyone's -' toward the guys;" Mauro said, fspjiyited'-'festtvai /6fc'vfctory^and. r 1 Within a Pizzagalli trailer is a ble," Petricca said. structures. played such a large part in the, the late-evening airwaves for 30 -'rnirid alTyeaf. •?/-"',''" -;" " A / -"' "But vvedon't take it as seriously "These suites are a lot more relocation of such a prominent years on NBC's "Tonight Show," -.defeat.;-. -v'^'^v.^f.'.C- '-'^C'-i'''- ."It's something all of,our seniors as they do." . private," Petricca added. "We talent. .put the wheels in motion when he {Q&^e&'^hcs^Montey,- havebeen looking-forward to for ^Apni'-n,..-..-; ,';--, : >. ,v. ;/: .\-c-. •the:iast''fdur yfears,*,* he said'. -- :' No one seems to be too concern­ tried to make it as 'homey' as "The Late Shift: Letterman, made his surprise retirement an­ ed about that, as Mauro added, possible." Leno, and the Network Battle for nouncement inMay 1991. !-It is;a, weck,in wjuc^he seyen^:.The.sordr{iiesinvolved said.they.r' :qn-camp.us- fraternities - and/S*.;*.:..., ,_ -C^..^:J.~ :.::L--{-~~\uL-' "We did beat one of the fraternities There is no kitchen within any of the Night" by "New York Times'* This set the stage for one of the ; : two years.ago." , , these suites. Thus, students who TV reporter Bill Carter (Hyperion, nastiest sagas in TV history as I sordrities-'c'ompeWim 'events such - game^ -Kappa .Lambda\Psi,:and . reside within them will be forced to 299 pages, $24.95) offers a portrait' would-be dauphins Jay Leno and ^'as';-a.talent'show,.a chariot race^a Sigma Sigma Sigmanpok to bring, . *.The Greek Council plans all of use the meal plan. /volleyball game, an ice carving con- their own organizations together in theeventseachyear, and they keep ;test* a big:wheel race, a.pie-eating - There are approximately ••\54- : preparing for Greek Week; . . to mostly the same games. Steve suites, accommodating 480 beds. iBetweeiaBe^iftig -contest, anda belly "flop contest. - But .this, year 1 therei, is a new : Sansola.'the adviser .for the coun­ These suites are divided up between -;' ;Th"e priz'e'isbragging. rights un--.-, sorority competing. Kappa Kappa. cil, attends, most of the events. 'til next-year:' ;- ' - . '; five different floors. of two contrasting political styles David Letterman, abetted by their Gamma will try to make the events ..' "Steve gels to most of them, 1 The first and second floors will that suggest a reversal of the cliche, For the past- three years, Tau more interesting- with, more minions, squared off to become . Kappa Epsiloh has; dominated the think he gets a kick out of them," hold the residence suites as well as "politics is a branch of show Carson's successor. competition. ', ' Mauro said,'. "It's good that he mechanical portions. The third business." first place position., -.. ."We're all ready to go," Jen The riveting deceit and intrigue "I guess we're excited about it, takes-.an interest. in , the games. floor will be split between residence pie, access to the new residence hall base towards the bottom of the hill. Leno played an inside game, that follows would ironically be a Kaplan, a sophomore member of Every year they get belter." - and administrative offices. Mean­ will be restricted to only two The second entrance will be located building friendly relationships with ."we win every year," Tom Torillo, , the group, said, "Everyone's look­ dynamite movie of the week - if on­ a senior member of TKE said. while, the fourth and fifth floors entrances. on the third floor and will be a con­ NBC executives, local affiliates ly the networks had the nerve to ing forward to it." " " " The games are played arid the will be 100 percent residential. Petricca stated that this would be necting corridor with the new stu­ (whose support was crucial) and The competition involves the According to Kaplan, KKG has contests are held with a points broadcast it. four fraternities; Phi Sigma Kap­ Each floor contains approx­ beneficial to both the students and dent center. advertisers. "The Late Shift" is a reporter's been preparing their routine for the system for scoring. There are cer­ imately two lounges. While a laun­ to security guards. He was the guy everyone liked, pa, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Tau Ep- talent show for a while, not unlike tain numbers of points given out book, unfailingly balanced, . silon Phi and TKE, and the three dry facility will be located on the "The limited access is so that and he was always willing to help thoroughly researched, filled with Kappa Lambda Psi. for first and second and third place third floor for all of the new dorms Petricca commented that con­ out.with a free promotional spot, sororities; Kappa Kappa Gamma, "That was our event last year," in each event in order, to keep struction of the new residence hall scoops and fresh details with all the Sigma Sigma Sigma, and Kappa residents to use. a few minutes of stand-up at an af­ makings of a John le Carre nail- Denise Mauro, President of KLP, things fair. Whichever organization The rooms within the suites will has been slightly hampered by the filiates meeting, an interview with Lambda Psi. the .1993 winner of that, event, has the most points at the end of extremely harsh winter. biter. That may have something to "We finished second last year, also possess a unique structure. In the local press. do with all the dollars at stake. the week wins. these new rooms, closets will be When Carson .announced his knew less than we thought about over to Letterman.. 11:30 show, if that was what he situated in the middle. This will "Well, of course general produc­ retirement, Leno stood as the heir wanted and lucrative offers from tivity drops in the cold. Plus, what was really going on. However, into the fray entered provide a separation between the to the throne, a vice-president Jay Leno and David Letterman Leno's obsessive, Machiavellian every network and entertainment beds of the roommates. snowstorms keep covering up out­ riding on the coat-tails of a vastly company, including NBC. After­ side materials," he said. first crossed paths in 1975. Letter- manager Helen Kushnick, who was Petricca said this particular successful presidency. man, an ex-TV weatherman and somehow able to out-maneuver ward, Mr.Letterman was giddy. feature would probably heighten But as recent American elections would-be comic from Indiana, had NBC as she planted stories that the "I've been to see the Godfather!" most students' sense of privacy. However, Petricca said the con­ have shown, machine politics mat­ journeyed to California where he network was about to dump Car­ Ovitz, seeing Letterman's enor­ "It's almost like having two struction was pretty much on ters less and less in the media age. S HI :.F-JT found Leno, from the Boston area son, making NBC insecure about mous potential appeal, promised separate rooms," Petricca said. schedule. He even went on to say Candidate Letterman, .without LETTERMAN. by way of New York City, comfor­ the prospect of Leno jumping to his fretful client that the deepest In addition, the new residence that difficulties now affecting the quite realizing it, had played an • .LENO, & Til tably enthroned as the king of the CBS, and consequently succeeded pockets in broadcasting would line hall is also adequately prepared for New Townhouses will pose no outside game, brilliant in its way. "iN'CrWORK' young stand-up comics. in landing Leno the "Tonight up to bid for him. safety measures. Not only is the danger to the new residence hall. PRATTLE He wanted the "Tonight" show as "•'FOR'nig, "Jay filled in a huge blank for Show" gig - before Carson an­ So they did, transforming him building fully equipped with badly as Leno did, since childhood, me," Letterman says of his first nounced his retirement. from outcast to icon in weeks. Let­ sprinklers, but the steel beams have 'NFG"T "We'll have no shrinkage or any in fact. •BILL brush with Leno. "What I learned Letterman was crushed that terman was now entertaining a $14 also been sprayed with a fire-proof Letterman could not stomach the problems like that," Petricca said. c\im;R from Jay was you can do almost Leno was handed the "Tonight miUion-a-year offer to host his own schmoozing at which Leno.excell­ Tn the mid-80's, NBC had been; anything if-you have a consistent Show" before he could even apply. late-night show on CBS. ed: 'lristeadrhe^attenipted'''''t6 cir­ racking up, annual profits of-$500 attitude:" \. f;- / ^.. ~ ~'' 'i = - -f''': ; "?rBut:ra£hefth.an-al/bw'Letterrnan- Carter gives us the key to Letter-? cumvent the political machine with million -"'with Carson's "Tonight' • llronically,' ' it ;* was Leno's to whither-away in a' corner, his man's office in September 1991 to SUMMER INTERNSHIP/CO-OP LISTING a superior performance on "Late Show" accounting for a gross of numerous appearances on Letter- handlers took the offensive and eavesdrop on a phone call from an Night." $100 million. man's. "Late Night" show that triggered a monster bidding war ABC executive whom he does not FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Outside of professional sports, the players that Career reveals eventually vaulted him to the guest among all the networks for their name, telling the star that ABC Desmond Murray, Assistant Director of Field Experience, Donnelly Hall 226, Extension 3543 the most visible and regular display are much' more poignant"than the hosting seat on "The Tonight client's services. wants Letterman and that the ex­ of talent in all of American culture on-screen personalities, and equally Show." Enter Hollywood super-agent ecutive's bosses are willing to scrap Compiled by: Carole Salamone, Peer Career Assistant may be David Letterman's comedy strange, taking us deep into the Thus, CBS • initially pursued Michael Ovitz. Ted Koppel and "Nightline" in mind at "work. ... bizarre high-stakes world of broad­ order to get him. 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Application deadBne: n/a - ing a VCR out of a Western Auto were ill, and Jackson pulled into a manager ordered the woman to Silver Springs, Md., was arrested THE CIRCLE, MARCH 3t, 1994 THE CIRCLE, MARCH 31,1994 6 THE CIRCLE 'Don't-Drink Ahcl Drive'' keychain seems Problems everywhere, MARIST COLLEGE, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12601 backwards to sophomore; what's next? especially at the mechanic Editor: arid Sherman tanks with tonight, and you are tired, well, Recently 1 had a run in with my give me a thorough list of THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER How many of you have the same kickstands. here's a keychain. And on the mechanic. everything wrong with the car and keychain as me? We_don't need theses things. end... KEYS. any possible ailments the factory S J. Richard, editor Well I didn't actually run into You know, the bottle opener one They don't make any sense, and Wow,all you need to do is stick him with my car - I haven't done workers who helped build it have and how much it'll all cost me. Ted Holmlund, sports editor that you can buy at thesbookstore neither does a "Don't Drink And your "Don't Drink And Drive" that in a month or so. Carl Oleskewicz, managing editor that says "MARIST COLLEGE- Drive" bottle opener/keychain. bottle opener/ keychain in the ig­ Don't laugh because your This-magic number was $600. Don't Drink And Drive.". Let's analyze this, so that we can nition and off you go. mechanic is much more willing to Then for the 15 minutes it took Does anybody else realize how maybe get* a firmer grasp oh the Would you like a cocktail weenie negotiate a cheaper price on fixing to find this out, he charged me $15. Julie Martin, senior editor Matt Martin,/ea/we editor idiotic and ironic it is to have a topic at hand, and maybe we can with that? your engine if he's actually stuck Then he proceeds to joke about Krlstina Wells, associate editor Andrew Holmlund, associate editor "Don't Drink-And Drive" bottle figure 'out what was going on inthe 1 mean, c'mon. It may just be me inside it. how he wishes his knowledge was Justin Seremet, assistant editor Dana Buoniconti, columns editor opener/keychain? factory when this brie was invented: here, but this steps way over the My problem started up at school worth more than just $15. That's a dollar a minute pal. Teri L. Stewart,editorial pageeditor Meredith Kennedy, associate editor You might as well invent a solar O.K., first issue- The college is boundaries of stupid things to do. when my engine light went on. powered flashlight so you can see It's like creating roller blade If you made that all the time James Hocking, distribution manager Jennifer Ponzint, advertising manager trying to instill us with responsibili­ Of course this car doesn't have during the day time. ty, so they tell us "Don't cleats, or a four-legged tripod. an oil or radiator meter to let you you'd make $124,800 a year and And how about flame retardent Dririk...," Okay? Fine, but to help These things don't serve any know ahead of time there's a with that 1 don't think you'd be Dennis Glidea, faculty advisor matches, a Phillips-head hammer, you "not" drink, here's a bottle purpose. problem. hanging around in a garage - so two-sided playing cards, glass fly opener to help open those pesky Of course, this is just my opi­ No, there's just a light that goes SHUT UP DORK! PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY swatters, Brail bumper stickers, bottles. And by the way, if you flip nion, excuse me while I pop on my on maybe 10 seconds before your Then when I leave they start in and a "Sing Along With The Mute it over, it helps to pop the tabs on "Kick Me" belt buckle, air-tight car actually explodes. with the courtesy crap again. People" CD? beer cans too. gas mask, and bell bottom boxers As if in another 10 seconds when They actually say to me, "Come I mean, the next thing you know, Issue number two- If you do and go for a ride in my submarine your car did explode you wouldn't again." we'll have life-sized road maps, drink, "...Don't Drive." But, in with screen doors. have any idea that something was It's not a bakery - I don't want He's skeptical, she's defending helicopters with "an ejector seat case you do decide that this bottle Can of liquid spam anyone? wrong unless the light went on just to come again! (watch out for the spinning blade), opener was put into a lot of use Mike Pappagallo, sophomore prior. I wasn't sure if this guy was One small step This light is really just a pull over honest, so I wanted a second > > light - the light goes on and it gives opinion. News flash: a group of students are dissatisfied with life at Marist College. Save some New' development for "OnCourse you 10 seconds to find a nice spot I brought the car to my mechanic Hot off the wire: the administrators say they will make an honest effort to make things Believe it or not, the world has not come . While most of you were in Cancun or to a complete stop over

They classify us as brie group, European art," Lurry said. to be educated on the cultures of be worked out. News briefs minorities."/ ^ _<• . Another student said she was others, that white people fear black The rally began with mostly ...continuea from page 1 .Students spoke at the Unity Ral­ An alumni reception and fashion semester. told by. a psychology teacher that people because of what is seen and members of the two clubs which vendor who runs the Conference lege selected among approximate­ ' A Murder Mystery Theater will toward people of different cultures. ly to share incidents of. racism she..would have to work twice as heard in the media. * organized it, but attracted atten­ Formal update Center, and discussed the situation. show will be held on Friday. The ly 100 applications in the Hudson reception will take place in the be presented on April 17.. - "We pay a $75 activity fee,." which had becured recently and in hard because, she was black. tion, drawing passing students of He pointed out to them the Valley region: The Theater will be a 'Din­ Williams said.,"I have attended the last few years. . • De La Rosa said he was concern­ Matt Gillis, student body all races, who stood and listened, An investigation was conducted positives of the evening and they Campus Center, room 349 at 6 in relation to the incidents that oc­ p.m. The fashion show will also Included in the plans of con­ ner/Mystery night in a Ballroom maybe five activities here. I'm pay­ Corine Lurry, a junior, told of ed with the portrayal of blacks and president-elect, answered questions and occassionally participated. are still willing to continue to host struction are landscaping, seating, setting. -. :' '"; '.'-V .'..•"•'••'... ing for something that I don't want her... sophomore year Arts and Latinos in the media. and made.suggestions, telling the curred at. the Junior Class Semi- Marist events. take place in the Campus Center, Kevin Smith, a junior, said he Formal on Friday, Feb. 18 at the room 348-349 at 9 p.m. lighting, pathways and bikeways all Tickets willbe $5 a couple or $3 to go to and am not interested in." Values class, which revolved "All people see are the students gathered that he was not did not know about the rally, and Sansola said the few isolated in­ , At 8 p.m. Saturday; the Campus around the Green. '-• a person: ' '•.-. ':,:/- " Williams was met with applause around European art. She had ask­ stereotypes in movies and on t.v.," a representative of white students, IBM Conference Center in cidents should not reflect how the thought clubs should inform each Poughkeepsie. Center Dining Hall will be the scene Sullivan said the DOT commit­ According to SPC President when she announced she would no ed to do a paper on Egyptian art, he said. "In the city, Dominicans but of all Marist students. other of their activities. whole, evening went or how this for a cultural dinner dance. Tickets tee handling this program was very Lynn Russo, students will have to longer pay her activity fee. and the professor said no, because are being called 'copkillers.' I'm Students Who attended claimed reflects on the junior class. she was not educated on that type Gillis said that it was good to see "It seems like it's black versus that other students were vomiting will be $15 per person and wijl in­ pleased with the proposal for four dress up for .the event and prizes "They feel since we are at Marist not a copkiller." students not being apathetic and clude dinner, a cultural perfor­ reasons: the area has public access College, we should leave our of art. -...'•:•. De La Rosa said people needed white on this campus, and we need on the floor and in the restrooms will be awarded to the people who there was room for many things to to come together," Smith said. and also seeing male students dan­ mance and a dance party. to the Hudson, it includes preser­ can figure out the murderer. culture behind us," Liz Ann Bar "I want to know ^.why this cing in their boxers. '• Black week ^94 •••.- "Black Week 1994" Will close on vation of historic buildings, it will "It is a chance for: the students boto, a junior from Brooklyn, woman was teaching Arts and According to Steve Sansola, A week •; long celebration of Sunday with a gospel choir concert enhance the beauty of the river to have a good time "and be so­ N.Y., said. ".They don't classify us Values if she was not educated in How is STUDENT assistant dean for activities, 90 per­ African-American culture will be and step show. Both will be held in':'; ; bank.and it ties directly to the con- meone else for the night," she said. as blacks, Latinos, hindus, etc. Egyptian or African art, only SERVICES, Inc. the Performing Arts Center in the cent to 95 percent of those who at­ held at Marist College Monday • structiori on-Route 9. SPC also plans toc assist- with Different from a tended had a wonderful time. through Sunday, April 4-10. Campus Center. The concert will ,• ; According to Sullivan, the fun­ Earth Day activities on'April 29-31. Financial Aid Office? ' 'Black Week 1994,' '"sponsored begin at 2 p.m. and the step show ding was made possible through en- Russo said there,is a.possibility The other 5 percent to 10 percent will begin at 4 p.m. STUDENT SERVICES, Inc. were spoken to about their actions. by Marist's Black Student Union ? • dorsements by Senator-Patrick that" a comedian will perform on specializes in private Sansola said he asked the junior (BSU), will include a film festival, Moynihan, Senator Stephen April 29 anda possible concert per­ sector funding from class officers to speak to the peo­ a step show, a fashion show, a Saland, Assemblywoman Eileen formance on April 31. .•.-*; corporations, memorials, cultural dinner dance co-sponsored, Hickey, and other supporters. trusts, foundations, ple who had been involved in the Money donated "We're looking to make Earth religious groups, and few isolated incidents that by the BSU and Marist's El Arco Marist has; also received grants Day a whole weekend of events fiilL many other philanthropic occurred. Iris Latino (formerly known as the Marist College recently received from other organizations in the of "'thjn'gs for students to do," Every Student is ELIGIBLE for Some type of organizations. He said the students were told Hispanic Club) and other events. a $200,000 grant for the Campus area. . •:'."• Russo said. Financial Aid Regardless of Grades or Family Incom As state and federal , The kick-off event will be the funding sources continue their behavior was inappropriate. Green Overlook Project. The Central Hudson Gas & Elec­ SPC Has;instituted a newsletter to face serious cutbacks, and it would not be tolerated. • r king and queen coronation According to Executive Vicer tric Corporation gave a $125,000 which North End residents, com­ ^^SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS and LOA1MSI private sector funding is . Sansola has since been in touch ceremony'Monday in the Perform­ President Mark Sullivan, the pro­ grant along with a $100,000 grant muters, and Canterbury residents expected to grow even with the Marriott Corporation, the ing Arts Center in the .Campus ject was eligible for funding under from State Senator Stephen receive. faster than in the past. Center at 8 p.m. CALL Toll-FREE 24 Hours for a Brochure: the Surface Transportation Saland. - . v STUDENT SERVICES, Inc. "NYABINGI" - Night of ex­ Enhancement Program which was "It is a great addition to other has current, up-to-date pression will take place at 8 p.m. established by the federal Inter- grants we've received to support 1-800-457-0089 Ext. information that provides Security on Tuesday in the Campus Center, an intelligent alternative model Surface Transportation Ef­ the project," Sullivan said. RESULTS GUARANTEED! STUDENT SERVICES. Inc. has a databank room 349. ficiency Act (1STEA). ;- v.;.'.' The overlook project is schedule LSAT to traditional state and A black film festival and social ^^^ of over 180.000 listings for scholarships, fellowships, grants and federal funding sources; briefs "It is federal money under the ed to be completed this fall. MB loans, representing BILLIONS of dollars in private sector funding. at the very least, they is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 ISTEA that comes to the state and L Jfr 1 We can provide you with a list of funding sources most appro- represent a significant p.m. in the Performing Arts Center the state sub-divides into regions," r ^^ priate to your background and educational goals. supplement to of the Campus Center. Sullivan said. SPG update GMAT government funding. fcyKRiSTlNA WELLS On Thursday there -will be a ' r~3 Student Services, Inc. 6124 North Milwaukee Avenue • Chicago, II 60646 Associate Editor- The Enhancement Program is basketball game and comedy night. sponsored by the New York State The Student Programming - Sometime between March 7 thru The Black Student Union Basket­ Department of Transportation. Council has an array of events ball Squad will play a team of GRE And Many Other Destinations! 9, a 1986 Volkswagen Golf was The DOT awarded $5.9 million coming up to close out the 93-94 P RINCI P L E S of S O U N D R Ef I R EME N TIN VESTING broken into in the lower Hoop Lot. Marist faculty and staff in the for 31 projects in the Hudson school vear._ According to Joe Leary, director James J. McCann Recreation Valley and Marist was the only col­ SPC is hosting a new event this of safety and security, the lower Center at 5 p.m. MCKT panel on the driver's side had a hole **&& punched into it. The latch had been * •* (.TctmageJ and iOdissi'itc tapi-s had been stolen ATTENTION Preparation for Poughkeepsie: I.city >-aid theie aie no leads so The Financial Aid Office is currently accepting applications for several ub City, 246 MainMall* 485-3579 - fat, but the piuparalions will be Privately Sponsored Scholarships offered through the College. These upcoming exams: Arlington, charged with luminal mischicl anil pctt> larceny. scholarships may be> awarded on the basis of academic performance, MHORTLJNE Arlington Getty, 813 Main St. • 454-3530 On March 10, faculty member, financial need; major field of study and location of permanent resi­ Dr. Ann Dam, reported to securi­ ty that her wallet had been stolen dence, or a combination of these items. from her unattended purse in MCAT begins 2/26 Dsson Learj said. The wallet contained %30, ucdit A list of the scholarships offered and their eligibility requirements is GRE begins 4/21 *^»**" «.ards, photos, and her Maris! ideiui fixation. provided in the Marist College Undergraduate catalog, and is avail­ The next day, a housckucpci able in the Financial Aid Office. All students returning for the 1994-95 LSAT begins 4/30 found the wallet in the men's academic year are eligible to apply. rcstroom on the thud floor of MOTORS, INC Dvson. The ca«h was missini;, but all the other contents were intact. To be considered for these scholarships students must submit the At 4:30 p.m. on Maich 12, all of Smart people read the fine print. Smart COMPLETE the fire alarms on the North End following to the Financial Aid Office (Donnelly 200) by May 14,1994./ people want small classes (fewer than 15 of campus weie set ott by a massive students), 4 proctored diagnostic exami­ AUTO REPAIR SERVICE power surge. 1. A completed APPLICATION FOR PRIVATELY SPONSORED nations, free extra help with "die instructor, Leary said the alarms weie leset and excellent score improvments. -•-••• ^ — *& V" \ and thcie wore no further SCHOLARSHIPS for each scholarship you are interested in; Smart people prepare with us. pioblems. 2,, A letterfrom you, addressed to the COMMITTEE FOR PRIVATELY 4-6 Fairview Avenue; On Tues., March 22, security received a call fi om housing tom- SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIPS, outlining why you feel you should Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 plaining aboul Myers advertising a be considered forthe particularscholarship in question. (Note: THE Marist Night at ihe local night club, Bertie",, for Thursday the 24th. a separate letter is required for each scholarship you are inter­ PRINCETON UNFOKTUNATEir, TffiS ISWHERE Leary said the flyers adveitised ested in); and REVIEW free beer and admission, iiee "pur­ 471-4240 PEOPLE ABE PUTTING ple MF shots'' and said students 3. 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Instead, he-.^ajmost- watched a Wednesday, April 13,1994,1:00 p.m. - Room 348A, CC by TED HOLMLUND replay.. . - PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES Dr. Milton Teichman, editor (with Dr. Sharon Leder) of the book Truth and Lamentation- Sports Editor ' Monday, April 11,1994,8:00^.ni:-Room 346, CC Stories and Poems on the Holocaust will speak about this recently published international The- Red . Foxes' trailed Helen and Kuba Beck will share their, experiences of being rescued, along with 1,100 othercollection of literature on the Holocaust. After posting an"0-7 record in its throughout the entire game manag­ victims of Nazi rule, by Oscar Schindler.- .'-. spring- season, head coach Art ing/only two runs "on four hits. MCTV will air four films on the Holocaust: Smith and his squad were looking Marist students will offer dramatic readings from poems and stories written during and after to break the losing streak in a : AuRevoirLes Enfants Thursday, April 7 Marist also saw the Seahawks score the Holocaust. . ,_ ••/;-. ....;'.'' , : ; .; : ? • '• .. doubleheader against' Wagner six runs in the fifth inning to put The Pawnbroker Friday, April 8 Saturday. ' •> The Garden of Finzi-Continis Monday, April 12 the game out of reach. Tuesday,April 12,1994,8 :M~p:m.~ Theatre, CC The Shop on Main Street Tuesday, April 12 It did not happen. Dr. Don LoCicero, author of the novel The Twisted Star, will speak about his novel and about All videos will be shown at 4:00 p.m. > Junior Vinny Roberto and racism and related issues. Dr. LoCicero is a professor ofComparativeLiterature at Cedar CrestA documentary of student reactions to the film Schindler's List will be shown throughout the The Red Foxes (0-9, 0-2 in the - sophomore Mark Barron were the College. His novelThe TwistedStar is a compelling story of a German-Jewishfamily during theCampus during Marist College observance of the days of remembrance.: Northeast Conference) were handi­ only two players who put up any Holocaust. < : - ly swept by the Seahawks, 14-1 and solid offensive numbers. 'You wbo have banned a simple man, do not feel secure: for a poet remembers.' Czeslaw MUosz 9-2. In the first game, Marist scored Roberto was 2-3 with a double, its lone run in the second inning single_and"an RBI. Barroti,was 1-3, when junior Todd Horgan doubl­ with one RBI.' TICKETS FOR THE Expert Teachers ed driving in sophomore Brandon Tierney. Head coach Art Smith said he EIGHTH ANNUAL SILVER NEEDLE Permanent Centers was disappointed with the team's The Red Foxes were, only, effort in both games. FASHION SHOW AND AWARDS Total Training able to muster two hits in the . . •> ARE NOW ON SALE ballgame. "Once we got behind, we lost However, the Red Foxes one-run our intensity," the third-year coach ATTENTION!!!!!!!!!!!!! lead was short lived as Wagner said. "We might have been guilty TICKETS/POSTERS/T-SHIRTS of packing it in. We didn't fight till CLASSES OFFERED AT scored two runs in the second, three Junior captain Matt Bourne practicing in the gym because of inclement weather. CAN BE PURCHASED in the third and seven in the fourth the end in our last two ballgames." MARIST COLLEGE to clinch the victory. .}:••'• ' Circle photo/Matt Martin IN THE FASHION DEPARTMENT Although Smith said he did not SEMINARS, .; Marist was also woeful in the want to make excuses, he did men­ WEEDAYS FROM MONDAY-FRIDAY field committing nine errors which "It was-like starting all over," Smith said he felt the team Smith found a way to -LS AT- WED:! MARCH 9W7PM tion that the team has not had an should have picked up a few wins led to nine unearned runs. outdoor practice this- year-.;''-. Smith'said. characterize his team's perfor­ FROM 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM -GMAT-WED., MARCH 23RD-7PM "•' ",-' during its spring trip. mance to this point. ;-GRE-WED.; MARCH 30TH-7PM If Smith was looking for a much The team Has not .played outside "We haven't had one practice "It's like building a cake," he GMAT better performance in the second on the diamond. We're not going said. "It looks pretty good, but it since getting back from its spring In the first seven games, Marist $ 10.00 for afternoon show game, he did not get it. March 17. .-/- /;-.""•• - to get one this Week." had a lead in five of those games. tastes lousy." $5.00 for afternoon show CLASS STARTS V '* ;-LSAT-TUES., APJilL 5TH-6PM (with Marist student I.D.) ^-GRE-WED., APRIL 6TH-6PM ^ Lacrosse falls to Eagles; 17-5 Softball mark to 8-5, $25.00 for evening show MCAT *-GM AT-THURs!. APRIL 7TH-6PM' ' On March 23, the Red Foxes goals were due to our mistakes and : by TERI L. STEWART were defeated by Vermont College, not their ability, so we tightened \ TO REGISTER.OR V T - " • Staff Writer a Division-1 school ranked in the things up and played better." Posters $5.00 top 15 nationally. ., ' „ sweeps St. Francis ;FOR ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL: Even though all three teams T-Shirts $12.00 (914)624-3531 After winning its first three The 22-7 loss was not a disap­ see the team excel in its first game KAPLAN RULES games, the men's lacrosse team has pointment for Diehl and his team.. scored often against Marist, Diehl by ANDREW HOLMLUND in conference action. dropped three-games in'a row, in­ Although .Vermont's players said the score does not reflect how Staff Writer cluding a 17-5 loss" to Boston Col­ the team played. •'I think we played really well," \ were bigger, faster and mofc ex­ The Softball learn, without the she said. "We always had problems | lege last Saturday. perienced, Diehl said he was "I don't think the scores of all ' Fourth year head coach Tom services of head coach Tom with Si. Fmncis. It was an im- f satisfied with "the team's three games are indicative of the Chiavelli, who is cuncntly under provcnient lo win both of (hose Diehl said the squad, an indepen­ -performance. . - game,",he said. "There came a dent Division I team,, competed' suspension, was able to sweep, by games." "We.did improve through the point in the games where playing St. Francis (NY) in a Noilheast solidly against a higher caliber- game and made " necessary ' ad­ experience for'the young kids was team. Conference doubleheadei, 3-2 and Over Spiing bieak, the Red justments,that-'made us 'satisfied .'"more important than the final 6-3, respectively, last Saturday in Foxes were in Fort Myers, Fl:i., to ' "We played very well;" he said. when we left the game," Diehl said.= score. compete in the Women's Fastpitch "They're just at the next level of New Yoik. .. Senior captain Doug Closinski, Classic. ability." "The outcome was already The Red Foxes, (8-5 overall; 2-0 Freshman Jamie McGurk scored the best overall player on the team decided so we got accomplished Maiisl finished with a 6-5 iccord according to Diehl, scored two in the NEC), were led by two goals to lead the Marist charge. what we wanted out of those sophomoio shoilstop Beth Mur­ I'oi the week. McGurk, one of Dichl's new goals against Vermont. ; games," Diehl added. phy, who went 4-6 in both contests, The Red Foxes defeated Builer, recruits, was an attackman in high Closinski has 27 goals in six ' Last season, the Red Foxes which included the game-winning school and is now playing midfield games and is the leading scorer on Hartford. Fairfield (2), L1RJ and ..finished with a disappointing 2-12 RBI in each game. Settjn I lull, while falling to UMass- for the Red Foxes. his team. ' 'record. Diehl said he needed time to Senior co-captain Tricia Dartmoulh, URI, North Dakota, learn the position. According to Diehl, the secret to ' Better conditioning may be a Southwoilh, who pitched the se New Haven, and Aurora. Marist Closinski's success is his superior reason why this team, six games in­ cond game, improved her record to "We had to teach him how to stick handling and his experience. Senior out I ieldei Jaiiine O'Con­ play defense because he hadn't to the season, has more wins than 2-3, while freshmen Michelle 1 Iud- nor said the nip was successful, played much defense in high "He is the focal point of our last year's team. son upped her mark to 4-1. despite the influx of scheduled school," Diehl said. "He adapted - defense," Diehl said. "He's just a "Every year the kids have got­ games. well." • good lacrosse player." ten a little better and we have con­ According to freshmen'- InM basemen and catcher. Shannon . "The team played pretty well," McGurk is a starter for the Red , centrated on conditioning more," St. John's University also crush­ Diehl said. "We've improved the Stohrer, Chiavelli did not travel to. .she said. "It was tough IO play Foxes who Diehl said he expects to ed Marist," 18-3. Brooklyn with the team last Satur-" three games in one day." be one of the team's top scorers. conditioning aspect of the team You've hired one of : day, however, neither the players Diehl said his team was a little tremendously and we need to keep Mai ist was scheduled to due hat- : McGurk is not the only player nor the coaching staff would com­ who is expected to score in parties. worried about the strength of the that." tie with NFC foe Long Island ; •Redmen. - • : ment about the third-year head University in New York ycMciday, ' 9 According to Diehl, the offense 7 The Red Foxes take on the Stags coach's absence. . is set up so anyone has the chance :j "We played'tentatively at-first," = of Fairfield University on Saturday weather permitting. Results were to score in games. " he said. "We realized a lot of the in Connecticut. Southwbrth said she was glad to una\dilable at press time. Fordham's Finest! Intramurals fennis beats Terriers, 9-0 In Monday league basketball ac­ Ilardi, and the rest of the team tion, A Few Good Men lead the MCTV NEWS by GERARD; CARNEY will look to three new players Mar­ league with a 5-0 record. Staff-Writer -y •',_ tin Byrne, Marc Nussbaum and Big Country and Flex are both Probodh'Chiplunker to make key undefeated in Wednesday league The men's tennis team is look­ contributions. "Year In Review" play. ing to improve from last year's^ Good Luck •'-Three of the four women's fourth place finishi n the Northeast "These guys came in, and it basketball teams have 2-1 records. Conference. They took a step in the seems like they made everyone else Monday - Friday "In volleyball action, Los Locos, right direction last Saturday with a .play better," Ilardi said. "This and Mute Elephants and Froiters are dominating 9-0,.victory''over St. the great guidance provided by tied for first place with 2-0 records Francis N,Y. .-.V""V >?' -coach Ken Harrison have made us at in the Tuesday league.. With the victory, Marist raises its contenders." MCIVC, Murphy's Law and record to -1-1 (1-0 in the NEC?). '. ''This coming weekend Marist will Joe Binotto! Marion Tigers are tied for first in Led by Senior Christopher Ilar- take on Fairfield, a team that has 5:30 P.M. on Thursday league play. di (6-1, 6-0) and Junior Martin given them trouble in the past. Softball sign-up sheets are Byrne (6-1,6-0), the Foxes pound­ available in the Intramural Office. ed the Terriers 6-0 in singles com­ "There are going to be a number The deadline to hand in the sheets petition and 3-0 in the doubles of close matches this time," Ilardi MGTV is April I. -. matchups. said. "It should be fun to watch. From, Fordham Dining Services There was a fifth annual recogni­ According to senior Chris Ilar- Hopefully, we'll come out on top." tion dinner held on March 28 to di, the team has high hopes. honor the club sports. The follow­ In other matches last Saturday, Campus Cable ing clubs were invjted: equestrian, «'We've steadily been improving Brian Lasusa defeated Richard ski, hockey, rugby, women's soc­ over the last years, he said. "This Sheler, 6-1,6-1. Heath Pramberger and Marriott International cer, cheerleading, sailing, men's year, we feel that we have a very topped Tomas Gonzales 6-1, 6-0 Channel 12 volleyball, racquetball, band, good chance to win the con­ and Kevin McGovern beat Sean women's lacrosse and Aerobics. ference." Kelsick 6-3, 7-6. Sf AT OF THEWEEK: : Alison Murray, Patsy'Schneider; Pam "It *s like building a cake. It Gboltz; and Dawn Doty ran the fastest out­ looks pretty good but it tastes door time for women in school history, stop­ lousy." - Art Smith ping the clock at 4:23.86 in the 4x400 relay. 12 THE CIRCLE, gets suspended by ANDREW HOLMLUND players have called me to ask what -happened, but they're the ones to Staff Writer ask." Head softball coach Tom Team members declined to com­ Chiavelli was suspended Friday, ment on the coach's situation. March 25, by the athletic ad­ Doris said - he was uncertain ministrators, Chiavelli said on whether or not Chiavelli would re­ Tuesday. main the head coach for the rest of Originally, Athletic Director' the season. Gene Doris said to The Circle that "It's very difficult" to'make a Chiavelli had left for' personal statement to something that hasn't reasons. However, according to the been resolved yet," Doris said. Poughkeepsie Journal, Doris later said Chiavelli was suspended Assistant coach George Bergen indefinitely. said he would be willing to coach in any capacity" for the team The Circle was unable to reach because of his contract. Doris for further comment after Chiavelli spoke to The Circle. "Whether it is helping coach pit­ "There was a leave of absence," ching, hitting or carrying the bats Doris told The Circle. "We don't and balls, I have a contract, and I. know the situation at this time." will honor it," said the former pit­ Chiavelli, who is in his third ching coach at Dutchess Communi­ season as manager, said he could ty College. not comment on'the reason why he Bergen said the team is handling Courtney Sleight lays down a drag bunt in a recent indoor practice. See game story page 11. was suspended. He said he hopes the situation and has continued to Circle photo/Matt Martin the situation will • be resolved as practice on a regular day-to-day soon as. possible. basis: Last year, the Red Foxes were Some players even threatened to "It's difficult to say," Doris "I am suspended, but it confronted with a coaching dilem­ quit the team and relinquish their said. "I'd like to resolve things as shouldn't be long," Chiavelli said. "They are doing very well," Bergen said.' "These are a very fine ma between Chiavelli and former . scholarships, citing * the coaching quickly as possible, but in the in­ "I have been suspended since Fri­ assistant coach Bonnie Schilling. problems as reasons. terim/ everything is running day, but (the suspension) should be group of young ladies. They are here to play softball." In the April 29,1993 issue of The However, none of those quoted smoothly." decided in the next few days.''' Circle, players and Schilling:said as having reservations about con­ Chiavelli also said he is unsure Marist is off to its best start ever there were conflicts with Chiavelli's tinuing to play for the Red Foxes Chiavelli said he cannot give any whether he is in good standing with with an 8-5 overall standing. coaching style. under Chiavelli left the program. details on his present situation. his players. This, is the, second consecutive Schilling was dismissed from Doris said he could not forecast "There is.nothing I can answer "I don't know," he said. "1 season where strife has hit the soft- coaching after the conclusion of the^ Chiavelli's possible return to the until a decision has been made, he can't answer that. A couple of the ball program. 1993 regular season. team. said. Magarity receives Track performs well at West Pt. Carson stopped the clock at of 15:09.9- -a personal best by 32 by GREG BIBB 10:54,9 crossing the finish line in seconds. multi-year contract Staff Writer fifth place. Brian Ordway finished fourth in bv TEO HOLMLUND belief that the piogiam is going in Ever heard of the expression: Carolyn Mercury also carved her the, steeplechase with a time of iheiight direction: Sports Editor "Good things come in threes?" name into the Marist history books 10:01. President Dennis Murray and by setting a new school record in I lead' men's basketball coach Gerard Cox, vice piesidenc for stu­ It.appears the trio of Theresa the 100 meters with a time of 17.26 Andy Baird's time of 15:32 in the Dave Magaiity signed a multi-year dent affairs, were also involved in Hickey, Mary McQuillan and Alex seconds. 5000-meter: run was only three the decision, making process-. seconds behind his personal best.. contract euension on March 14; Bequary have as the three headlin­ ! according to Athletic Director Magarity; whose- team is losing ed the Marist effort this past The:time impressed head coach - In the weight events; Chris Kick Gene Doris. only two seniors, is looking for­ weekend at the West Point Phil Kelly who said Mercury had accomplished a personal best Doris said he could not discuss ward toward the future. Invitational. not trained a great deal before the throwing the javelin over 165 feet. Magarity's salary or other specific "I'm excited about the progress meet. terms regarding his contract. this year's team made and feel the Hickey finished just three Mitch Madarish, who competed in. ''That'sbetween the school and future is bright with the foundation seconds ahead of McQuillan and Kelly had another reason, to be his first collegiate meet in four Dave," he said. wc have," Magarity said in a press four seconds ahead of Bequary pleased when • the team of Alison years, threw the javelin 159 feet, 10 Doris said the changes in the release. with a time of 19:43 in the Murray, Patsy Schneider; Pam inches. terms of the contracts were not Doris said the contract negotia­ 5000-meter run. Gooltz and Dawn Doty ran the substantially different to Magari- tions were handled smoothly and fastest outdoor time for women in Jim Luciano also had a good day ty's past two contracts at Marist-. were basically completed soon after The time was good enough to school history stopping the clock at in the weight events throwing the Magarity led Marist to a" 14^13 the season. earn Hickey a fifth place finish. 4:23.86 in the 4x400'relay. shotput 38 feet, 2 inches. recoid (10-8 in the Noitheast Con­ McQuillan and Bequary finished Head coach Pete Colaizzo said Dave and 1 had an agreement in sixth and seventh respectively. ference), including a qu'artei final principle a week earlier than the The men's team also had a solid this was the first meet he could loss to Robert Morris in the NEC signing," he said. "(However) Along with the fine perfor­ performance at the invitational. remember where he was not disap­ Tournament. During- his tenure, sometimes you think- you" have mances of Hickey, McQuillan and pointed with any team member's Magarity has posted a 79-57 record something settled; but you don'L Bequary, Colleen Carson ran the Like the women's. competition, performance. in conference play. Yo'ii can't make an official an­ third fastest outdoor time for a team scoring did-not take place. According to Doris, the decision The men and women both next nouncement until both sides find woman in Marist history in the Marty Feeney set a school mark to keep Magarity was based on the the contract agreeable." run into action on Saturday April 3000 meters. in the 5000-meter run-with a time 9 at Central Connecticut. Coaching problems affect team once again According to a" reliable source, softball season would continue just Fortunately for Marist, Murphy head coach Tom Chiavelli, head like normal. Chiavelli. Currently, the Red Foxes is still playing. The sophomore are in first,placein the NEC. coach Tom Chiavelli was Interesting. Ted shortstop went 4-6 in Saturday's suspended. How could things be completely Holmlund It is acredit to the players that doubleheader sweep oyer St. Fran­ they have been able to play well, However, before The Circle talk­ normal with a team that also had cis, N.Y. Murphy also drove in the ed to Chiavelli the athletic depart­ to play through coaching problems game-winning runs in both games. despite the problems off the field. They now have proven they can ment said Chiavelli was only on a last year when Chiavelli and former The players interests should not leave of absence. Granted, that's assistant coach Bonnie Schilling win with or without him. be the only consideration here. So, what's next? the truth and nothing but the truth, were feuding over ways in which However, if they still feel the same but it is not the whole truth, so help the team should have been way about Chiavelli this year, the Will Chiavelli stay, "resign" or me God. managed." athletic department should make a -just get fired. It's a good question, but one we won't speculate on at If Athletic Director Gene Doris Maybe, there are different nor, now a senior, said the follow­ more thorough attempt of resolv­ was abletd be reached for further definitions to the word normal. ing of Chiavelli: ".It's a big-pro­ ing this situation bne way or this time until more details are comment after The Circle learned . Last year, .the players voiced blem because he wants to head another. known. that Chiavelli was suspended, he their displeasure about this coach, and he's not open to sugges­ These kind of problems hurt The players have handled these would have suddenly remembered situation. tions, whether it will help the team team unity and are a distraction for situations as well as could be ex­ that the coach was- suspended Although this incident is dif­ or not. He wants to call the shots, the players. It negatively affects pected. They deserve answers im­ because he told the Poughkeepsie ferent, the players have been and he gets threatened by someone team morale, too. mediately. They deserve to be con­ Journal that he was suspended in strongly encouraged to remain else who wants authority." Still Successful tinually informed arid make input time for their Wednesday edition. silent. Surprisingly, despite having to on this present situation. Why the original discrepancy? Wonder who did the Beth Murphy, now a endure another intriguing saga for Finally, they deserve to finally If'the athletic department was encouraging? sophomore, said many players the second consecutive season, the get to play a softball season straight forward from the beginn­ Memories wanted a new coach, according to softball program is currently off to without anymore coaching hassles ing, this column would first be talk­ If we can look back at the pro­ the same story. its best start in its three-year stint National Championship ing about the problems between blems last year, it is safe to make "Most of us want a new head as an^ntercollegiate franchise. Arkansas will win the NCAA na­ Chiavelli and his players. More will an educated guess that the players coach," said Murphy last year, Marist is now 8-5 overall, (2-0 in tional championship crown be discussed on this later. R rbacks have still have problems with Chiavelli's "but I don't know if the school's the Northeast Conference). teanSl y efr? ^ best Doris and assistant coach George coaching style. going to give it to us. If he's not The team was even able to sweep Pro baseball picks up next Bergen said simultaneously in an In the April 29,1993 issue of The going to change, then I don't want a doubleheader last • Saturday interview with The Circle that the Circle, outfielder Janine O'Con- Ted Holmlund is The Circle's to play here for four years." against St. Francis N.Y. without Sports Editor.