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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1989 BRYANT COLLEGE BOX 1 SMITHFIELD. R.I. 02917 VOLUME 57 NUMBER 17 a e Krishnas Return to Bryant Travis Niles Gray Archway Slaff Writer "Oh Lord, please engage me in your service." This was the message ofthe HareKrishnachant heard at B~ant last Thursday. The Krishna s returned to Bryant to relay their message ofspiritual importance to the Bryant Community. The Krishna's believe that all humans are servants of God. The purposeofhuman life goes beyond the material worW they contend. Therefore, they say humans' purpose is to serve God and therefore, grow spirirually. This is supponed by their belief in detachment from the physical body and the demands and pleasures associated with iL Another Krishna belief is a oneept called dorma. Dorma is lIlal which sustains one's existence. The Kri~ believe that !he donna for every living being i service. This ' supponed by the familiar HareKrishnachant whi h Iran. la to " rd . please engage me in yourservice." 111 Hare Krishnas' VIew 1 e as their func tion in society. This service is to .remind poopl of God. They say they are available to educate the people who approach them. TIley are not College last spring and again this on campus and would come for them. Spivak said he plans to invite the Irying to conven people, the fall. Spivak said be wanted to expose free. He said tbere was not a large This Hare Krishna group came Hare Krishnas ba It next spring. In Krishnas state. the suburban Bryant campus to new amount of interaction with the from the nearest Krishna Temple, addition to the Krishnas, Spivak. The Krishna's came to Bryant groups Ulat one would encounter if Krishnas by t.be Bryantcommuruty; in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Eight said he wou IdlikelOgetOthergroups after being invited by Professor Bryant were located in a city. but thai. the Krishnas were pleased male Krisbnas attended, compared on campus that would help expose Richard Spivak. Spivak invited The Hare Krishnas , Spivak: said. to be here and were impressed with with eight males and four females the Bryant community to new the Hare Krishnas to Bryant were the easiest group to get to come those persons thaL did approach t.hal visited Bryant last spring. groups and ideas. Joh Hasn't A ew "Melting Pot" Given Up Douglas J. Higbee American Council on Education eliminatingany differences that may Sarah DafPian made him almost unrecognizable Archway Staff Writer (ACE) stated that diversity which have existed before. Archway Staff Writer from last year. The last stage of the is the combination ofmanypeoples The term ''melting pot," given to disease, which was referred to as Dr. Sara E. Melendez, a leader on campus, is the firsL step towards Lbe United Slates at the tum of the He began his speech by saying "Full Blown AIDS" is an extreme in attracting minority swdents to pluralism - the coexistence of century, referred to theassimilation , thathe would nOlcrawl intoacomer breakdown of the body's immune higher education, addressed I.bese cultural groups. that is the "total conversion toanew and die, and he was planning on system. This stage is usually students, faculty, and st.aIf lasL ''Today 5:3% ofcoUege students language and Cullure," offoreigners fighting his illness every step of the accompanied by pneumonia, cancer Thursday about the creation of are women, and 18% are mlO America, with the English way. On Monday night in the Dorm and/or other infections. diversitY on college campuses. minorities," said Melendez, "but this language as the unifier. 15 Lobby John returned again to Patients like John rely heavily Dr. Melendez, fonner director is not diversity ....We mu t work Melendez pointed Out thalloday, describe how his condition is on adnlgcalled AZTwhich is taken of the minoriLy initiative for the together to supp1ememeacb oLhers' where there is a movement in the progressing. Those who were there during the mv positive stages to strengths," U.S. for English as the official eith r thi~ wcclc or last year will prolong life. Unfortunately. this Melendez. who is the vice­ language, there are thousands of remember John is a Person With drug co ts between $7,000 and provosL and executive assistant to people on waiting lists for English AIDS (PWA) and confidenLly $8,000 per year. He is wtabLe to the presidenL at the University of classes. O

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--THE-AR--CHW-A-Y----- SECOND FRONT PAGE TIruRSDAY,SEPTEMBER28,1989 3 Hare Krishnas Offer What's Going On Thanks To the Bryant Community: feast and festival each week beginning at Here?· 5pm. You willJind the atmospbere here very To the Editor: I noticed a new group on campus trying 10 On behalf of all the devotees here at The relaxed and friendly_ Exactly what is going on here? I have come makea mark,namely the Bryant Crime Watch International Society, for Krishna In addition,I encourageanyone who is unable to the conclusion mat w couldn't gel the Commiltee. we as students are to become Consciousness, 1 would like to thank you for to visit us 10 write me personally at the answer to thi. question even ifwe asked the aware and prevent these tragedies, we ftrst once again giving us the opportunity to visit address below. I wiU be pleased to answer' President. must be infoIIDed of incidents that occur on yourcampns.ltis always a pleasure to beab1e any questions and provide more information. The students on this campus have been IheBryantcampns.Nomorering-around-the to discUSS our beliefs with such a receptive We hope to see you again soon. accused ofbeing apathetic.Rumors ofassaults, rosey. How are we supposed to get the poml group of people. rapes. hazing, and drug and alcohol abuse to hit home ifBryanlslUdeots goon believmg If anyone would like to develop a further Yours truly, have circulated around this campus since we that our campus is IMMUNE to these understanding of our mavemellL, they are got here. But isit the studems wboare apathetic tragedies? When is the administration going cordially invited to stop by our Boston Centre Bhakta Ieffrey or is it the administration who would rather La wake up and realize that the key to (72 Commonweahh Ave.). We olIer a ISKCON Boston sweep everythingtmder the carpetlo save the prevention is awareness. vegetarian dinner program Monday Ihru 72 Commonwealth Ave. name of Bryant College? A Concerned Student Friday at 6pm, as well as a special Sunday Boston, Ma 02116 Well, wbataboul we,thestodents? Recently. The Senior Class Gift Fact Or F-ction Jus Too Much To the Class of 1990: I am sure that you can see my point; the pwposeofthe gift is Doltooutdo theprevious Mo ey Last week there was a letter published in TM classes, or 10 spend the most money. It is Archway that expressed some dissatisfaction however, a show ofthaoks to the faculty who by Travis Niles Gray 10 olher areas, Packard cited an "incredible with the idea of a Senior Class Gift Jt aJso made time to notice our problems and gave Archway SJajfWriter skewery" IOwards the private sector. he said made it clear that not all students underslaJld more of themselves than what they require to refemng to salaries. Packard said the private the tradition of a Senior CIass Gift. Eacb year give. To the yellow men who keep the campus "A direct tax on wealth." This was the sector pays 27 peocent more than the public the graduating class leaves a giftas a St.a1ement spotless and are always willing to give us a proposal b)' Vanee Packard, author of ten sector for the same jobs. of thanks and gratitude for the opporumities hand on move in or move out day. To the books and Leadership Forum Series IV He cited this underpayment with Paul that we bave been given. The giftjs a tangible secretaries and office workers and everyone speaker. Volker. former Chainnan of the Federal thank you that everyone who comes to the who stayed the long extm hours OVel' and Packard proposed a controversial direct tax Reserve. Volker was the second mo t college can appreciate. above what they were ''paid to do." on wealth of over $25 million. Packard said powerful man m America. yet was paid only You might ask yourself why should I leave So yes, you willbe getting mare letters from such a tax would bett.er distribute America's $89,000 annually, Packard said. a gift that rwon't be able to enjoy? But bow me asking for your help in cboosing our gift. wealth. He sigbted fi~ of 34 percent of These are some of the proposals and many times have any of WI sat on the park Please take the time to write down your ideas America's wealth bemg controUcd by less situations Packard cilOS in his new book: The benches near the pond, used Nick's place to and sendthem to me at Box 2891 or put them than 10 percent of the population. Ultra Rich: How Much is Too Much? watch TV. or used the game room to relieve in the suggestion boxes at the Jibrary or the The direct tax was outlawed by the US 10 researching his book. Packard visited some tension? And I am sure that many of us info desk. Or, stop me in the hallway and leU Constilution. Packard said, creating a tbiny millionaires who had over $30 million use the walkway around the Arch, and I am me your idea. I USl take the time to think about disproportion of wealth. Income taxes try to each. These millionaires ranged from persons equally positive that atleastone person isable the gift and make that thought a reality. act as transfer payments; however. unlike with huge egos to person trying to escape the to attend Bryant as a result of the scholarship other industrialized nations. America has no cOlTsequencesoftherrweallh,Packardstated. provided by the class of 1982. In fact, all of Sincerely. direct tax on wealth, Packard stated. Pack.ard was at Bryant College Tuesday these things have been left entirely, or in pan Other than a direct tax on wealth. Packard evening in the Papiuo Dining Room where by the classes of '84, '85, '86, and '87 Rodney C. Riley propOsed only $25 million be allowed to be he addressed a neal' capacity room . The respectively. Semor CJass Gift Chair mheri1ed after a wealthy person rues. This speech was followed by a question and answer would resull in "a great ex.plo i n of se 'on and fre~hmenls . benevo ence ' as money went into new karn "0 IeChnologies orin10 solving eltisting probJ ms. was very impressed wi!b Bryanl's Ii . Fa k.ard said. P POUlledoultheease ompUl.erizauon created in obtaming in Qrmauon . xperlences•

by Steve Campbell Homecoming article in the fall of of us were at a foolball game and Advisor 10 the Free Press 1982, when I began writing for my spotted a campus security man toting college newspaper at Plymouth around what looked like a beeper. Hel ing Those It was a short. simple Stale College in northern New We shot the breeze with him for Hampshire. awhile. and discovered that it was 1 bad never written for a paper actually a stun gun, a new little Archway before,so I can rememberanxiously weapon used 10 zap unruJ y students to Help moving in my seat, waiting forcIass in the chest to control them. to end., so that I could rush to the Hmmmmmm. Edict: donn to see the newspaper. Remember,Plymouth State isn't T emselv s My story was across the lOp of Kent Sate. Our biggest ex.citement the front page. Slow news week I of the year was probably when the guess, but what a rush. I could see cops broke up a keg party. These 1. Arcbway writers' meetings the result of my work before my little, new toys seemed a bit unnecessary. take place at 3 pm on Tuesdays eyes. Immediate satisfactioo. IJy Sarah DalPian and give up for a very necessary cause. in the Arcbway office. All are From that moment on, I was We went with a front page story • Rob Marlin hooked. a piCture of the weapon, with a Anyone interested call Rev. Gail welcome to attend. Helgeson at 232~119 for more Even thooghldidn'treali:ze itat headline "Police armed with stun 10 our nation's capitol on guns." information or general information. 2.EdilOriaJ board meetings are the time. that one short story would OclOber 7. 1989. millions of Some shocking statistics help held on Thursday nights at6:00 change the direction of my life. r In thecourseof our investigation, people (non-homeless included) we also discovered that the security show that homelessness is a problem in the Bryant Center's South wouldcastasideby business degree will march to restore funds for that can no longer be ignored. These Meeting Room. and write for a living. chief purchased the weapons 81 the federal housing programs. The end ofthe year because ifhe badn' t facts havebeen takenfrom aCampus Today, seven years after I wrote demonslration has been organized Minisuy fact sheeL 3. All submissions must be the Homecoming story. I am a spent aU his money he wouJdn'lget 10 con'lince the government to it the foUowing year. .. There are an estimated 3 million received by 4 p.m. on the reporterat !bePonlandPress Herald commitilSelf again 10 the Housing homeless people in America. Monday before publication. and the new adVISOr to the Free The local radio station picked Act of 1949. In this piece of upour story • which began a national ·Arecently-released, Copy received after this may or Press. legislation our country promised Congressionally-funded study publicity spree. The may not be printed, depending I wanted to write this first Associated to provide decent. safe and predicts that over the next 15 years on space limitations. "Experiences" column this year, Press sent out the story nationally, affordable places 10 live for every theBostonGlobeandBostonHemld an estimated 19 miUion people could because 1 think many students American. face homelessness. underestimate the importance of both assigned writers to the story. 4. All Written material must be Students from all over !be • At the Slart of Reagan's fIrst mechanically reproduced, writing for a college paper. Even and ABC News had a blurb "on the country are invited and urged to Iiule campus in northern New term, the U.S. spent $7 on defense double spaced, and mcJude the though you may lhinkthenewspaper auend. Buses are leaving from for every $1 spent on housing. busine~ isn' l you bag. I urge you 10 Hampshire wberepolice are arming writer's name and phone Providence on !be evening of Today, the ration of $44 to $1. themselves with a new weapon. ..It number. lIyit. Friday. October 6th and will Everyone is welcometo represent DUling my four years at With in a week, the college relurn early on Sunday morning. presiden announced that he was Bryant in fighting against 5. Advertisements are due no Plymouth Srate. I wrote for and This is a small amount of time to homelessness. later than midnight on the edited the student newspaper, The taking the stun guns away from the Monday before publication. Clock. It was a full-time, but security force because they were Rate sheets can be obtained by voluntary, job. unnecessary. calling the office (232-6028). Even though Plymouth is a pretty Never underestimate thestudent quiet place, we never bad any press. From the Vice President for Student Affairs' office: 6.Leuers 10 theEditormust be problem finding new . In face. on a WeaJ.somade the news in 1984. Early Sunday morning College officials were notified of a possible signed. Names will be withheld few occasions. our news went wben the papec conducted a student assault in one of the residence halls. Smithfield police were Immedi· upon request. national. survey a few days before the ately contacted and the case is currently ~der investigation. One of the most memorable important New Hampshire primary stOries came in 1984, when a group See Page 3 4 1HE ARCHWAY FEATURES TIIDRSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1989

UPFRONT: e ao by Leslie 1.. LaFond Such changes are only the tip of the iceberg. Many VicePresident for Student Affairs areas in Greek life have warranted critical study and necessary change. As you know, lhe Commiuee on Amidst the hustle and the bustle of a new semester, Fraternities and Sororities has invested signifJCaJlt ume a quiet revolution is taking place that may be going and energy into scrutinizing and moniloring the activities unbeknownsllo many. Fraternities and sororities are of Bryant's Greeks. This body of students, faculty and making major efforts to redefine and improve the administrators presented me with a thirteen point set of quality of Greek liCe at Bryant Through acooperative recommendations last spring that set a new agenda fOT exchange of ideas between students, faculty and the Greek community. The proposed changes cover administration, old problems are being addressed with topics ranging fro pledging 10 coUege support. new vigor, creativity and commitment Of noteworthy significance is the directive to local Nowhere was this more evident !han during the fraternities and sororities to attain affiliation with Greek Leuer Council retreat when presidents of all national Greek. organizations by the 1991-92 academic Bryant's chapters, the Executive Council of the GLC, year. rsupport this move whole-heanedly and believe and admin.isrrators met 10 discuss common issues and it can do nothing but strengthen the Greek ystem on plan future activities. Paramount to these meetings campus and improve the equality of the Greek was the cooperative spirit shown by the individual experience. Several local chapters have already become organizations to put aside competitive loyalties and affiliated, while most others are engaged in an active work together in harmony and mutual respect effort to achieve this goal. One product of this collaboration is a set of new This drive for national affiliation is symbolic of an proposals for conducting the Greek "rushing"period at ovetaLI effort on the pan of Bryant's Greeks to assume Bryant, whereby chapters avail non-Greeks an responsibility for charting a new course f

Andrew Melmed upon Helena. Archway Sloff Writer From that point, the play unfolds into a bewildering procession of events leading to confusion, fights, and "Now fair Hippolyta, our nuptial hour draws on chases through the wodds, man after man, women after a pace," proclaims Theseus, Duke of Athens, to his women. lover Hippolyta, Queen ofthe Amazons. this marks Allbaugh the language may have proven rather the beginning of Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream,as perfonned by the National Players on the Bryant campus this weekend. Set in the coun of Theseus, Duke of Athens, and in 8 nearby wood, the play begins with HennJa, daughter LO Egeus, in love with Lysander. who loves Hermia. However, Egeus wishesforHermia to many Demetrius, who also loves Hermia. Bul Heleoa. is in love with Demetrius. Theseus decides (0 resolve the dilemma by obtaining a love potion, which when 1>'Prinkled Titania, Queen the Fairies talks with a mule into the eye of the of individual, prompts that individual to fall in love difficult to understand for those peopJe unfamiliar with with the firsllhing il sets its eye upon. the works oC Shakespeare, the National Players came Theseus calls upon Puck, hi messenger boy, to lhroughloud and clear. Itwasn'llong before the audience whom be explains the situation and sends to fetch was gasping for air they were laughing so hard. the love potion. Theseus then tellsPuck to sprinkle The Player.! presented their characters clearly and the potion into the eyes ofDemetrius so he w ill love simply. AlLimes, they seemed to exaggerateactiOD and Helena. Then Helena and Demetrius will be together expressions. allowing the audience to become more and Hermia and Lysander will be together. tangible with the characters' personalities. The drawback of lbis plan andthe foundation on Well-acted, dramatic, humorous, and which the humor of the enLireplay lies comes when comprehen ible of the message behind Shakespeare Puck accidenUy mistakes Lysander for Demetrius and his plays, A Midsummer Night's Dream deserves and sprinkles the polion in Lysander's eyes. When aU the creditit receives, and so do the National Players. Lysander awakes from his sleep, he fJISt sets eyes

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6 THEARCHWAY CAMPU S -----TIIUR-Sn-A-Y-,SEPTEMB--E-R2-g,-19-g9 Career Savvy su e nat by Ann Forrester this time. Speeches wiD be held 10 FJ. Talley. the new Dean of • Senior Sl!Mtof donn 14 on Thursday, October 5. SlUdenLLife, willspeak allheSenare Election for these six positions will meeting on OclOber 4. Prior to the Congratulations to Kristen Pfahle;r. be on October 10th and 11th. meeting. there will be a reception o for Ihe entire Student Affairs the Senate's new treasurer. and The Senate is currently holding Mark SL Pierre. the new Junior SpecIal Elections. There are two Division. The reception will be at by MelISsa Barnes As an alternative ro listing courses, 4pm in Papilto Dining Room with you may want to list key projects senator. open seats for the Senior class and AsslStam Director ofCareer FRESHMAN!! Here's your the meeting to follow a14:20 pm. Services thai you worked on in school. one for the Sophomor' class, chance to get involved ill YOUR Nomination fOIms are available now Other dates to keep in mind: especially ifthey relate to your job OclDber 11- Dr Patt.ersen will objective. Student Senate. NominaLion forms for these poSitions in the Senate Q. Do I have ID put both my overall are now available in the Senate OffICe. They are due back: by discuss. academics and pre­ GPA and my major GPA on my Q. Is it important ID include the Office on lhe3rd floor of the Bryant Tuesday, October 3 at 4pm. reglstratlOn . Iesmne? line "references furnished on October 17- "Meet the Senate"­ request" at the end of a resume? Center. Th*, form' are due back Speeches and elections will take A. No. TheGPA is notrequired on by 4pm on Monday, October 2. outside Soulb Dining Room from a resume, but if it's above 3.0 it's to A. No. Employers assume that place at the meeting on Wednesday. 1989. Campaigning will begin at October 4. 11 am to2 pm. your advantage ID mcl ude iL Ifyour applicants will rumish the names of overall GPA IS higher than your references when requested. major GPA, 1 uggest you JUSt list Therefore. thl lineaddsnothing to K:==~M:~-====~.~k====~MI~~====~"~.====""~W====~MIW~====~"I.-====~MU~C:==~M41~C:==~H the overall one. Conversely, if your your resume and can be omiued. major GPA is over 3.0 but your Q. I speak Porw guese , bUll'm not VOO[ n overall GPA is nOl., it is acceptable ore how many jobs it would apply to only list th major GPA . [0. Should I PUl it on the resume? lCOOlID[P[P 0~~ rnlllIDlC~ U Q. Is itokay IOIOund up my GPA A;.. Absolutely. Any language to the next highest number? abllilY beyond English should be 0000 000 ~(IDlLlID~ n A. NO.ICemployersJeam you've indicated on your resume. We can't done this they will nOl regard it predici what uses an employer migbt WELCOmES U favorably. find for il Q. Should I list all the courses in Q. What'S lbe worst thtng to put on Bryant Students my major on my resume? a resume? ~ A, No. When the recruiters see A. There are lots of thing I could With n Discount $2.00 OFF HRIRCUTS n that you've concentrated in a say,Bulat arecent conference. four particular area, they will assume corporalerecruiteJS wereasked wbat $5.00 orr PERMS OR HIGHllliHTSU you've taken certain basic course . most turned them off on a resume. If you want to highlight some These were some of their WRLk-IHS WELCOME n courses, r would choose some that responses: are not required for your - grammatical and spelling errors concentration, but that you feel are - sweeping generalizations relevanLforthejob you're applying - too much information UJRkE ROBIN PLR2R, LINCOLN U - overly creative gimmicks for. RCROSS LINCOLN MRLL '.51 ~ ~ .:::J U(} U ~ n The "relevant courses" section is - lengthy COVeT letters BEHIND WENDY ' S U not required on aresume. andjt can - unsigned cover leuers easily be omitted for space rOO!)(lns. -photos ofapplicarus m swim suits

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BOOK GRANT RECIPIENTS Delta Mu Della The Bryant College Bookstore is pleased to award this fall ten book grants to students who achieved a Nominations for Treasurer and Secretary are due no Free Clinic high level of academic excellence inthepast academic later than Friday, October 6, 1989. Please send them year, Phill Olson, who manages the store as part of to Box 4054. Measles I Mumps I Follett College Stores, said the grants were a natural • Rubena Clinic outgrowth of the company's pursuit ofexcellence on the campuses it serves. He and his management team Free want the College Store to be a place where faculty, students, and people from the community will find Health Services ­ their needs served. Open dialogue with the bookstore Dorm 16 staff is encouraged To those who received grants this year, the staff offers congratulations and best wishes • LAW SCHOOL Tuesday, October for future academic success. 3 Deborah Jeanne Travers "Briefing from the Law School Admissions David J. Bussios Officers", a program for students interested in Wednesday, Douglas Arthur Theobald attending law school. will be held today at 4:00pm October 4 Catherine Anne Cavanaugh in the Unistructure Room 386. Ted Clark Dutter The event will feature a panel ofadmissions officers 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 Dorinda Ann Pannazzo from Boston College, Suffolk U Diversity. the P.M, Mary Theresa Mann UniversityofBridgeport, andWestern New England Matthias Leitzman College. There will be an opponunity for questions. Kendra Hawes Cynthia Morga

Earn Bryant Academic Credit while in Bryant Marketing Association Announcement Switzerland atld Europe REMINDER: "A Bryant College International Tradition since 1962" The second meeting of BMA is next Forthe eighth consecutive year, Dr. R.J, Delugawlll coordinate this academic, cultural, and Wednesday, October 4th, 5:30p.m. in theBryant social experience. Center, Meeting Room 2B! Departs (from Logan Airport): January 1, 1990 You can bring you application and dues check Returns: January 21, 1990 with you to the meeting ifyou wish. Renewing members remember: October 4th Cost $1800 per person is the deadline for Membership Referral submittals. Yourreferrals themselves however Includes: • 3 hrs. of academic credit whIch applies to social SCiences, liberal arts, or unrestricted electives have until Oct,11th to pay their dues. Winners forthe Member-for-Member promotion will be • Roundtrip air via Swlssalr dIrect to Zurich/Geneva announced at the October 18th meeting. ~ If you or a friend are interested in joining • 19 nights In Chalet Conna In Switzerland Alps BMA but ha not yet received an application, e ·19 Continental breakfasts, 10 French/German/Swiss dinners please stop by the Meeting - October 4th and pickone up. Ordrop a note in the BMA mailbox Optional (additional cost): Dr. Delug" ~iII help arrange train travel throughout Europe (#5) and we will mail an application back to youl Two Infonnational·Meetings: Wednesday, October 11, or Tuesday, October 11. WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO A Both at 3:30-4:00 pm, Room 246 GREAT YEAR!! Further Info: see Dr. Deluga, Suite F, tel.#232-6279 ** SEE YOU OCTOBER 4TH AT 5:30 P.M. - MEETING ROOM 2B**

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by Andy Rooney She'saverage-to-nice-looking. You conl.eStalol less interesting 10 people could walk a block in any major city who watch it because all most of Experiences Half the Miss America in the country and spot threewomen them care about is what the girls contestants were homely. The best who were ~tier. She won the look like. If they're going 10 have were semi-beautiful. bathing suit contest and, from all the contest at all, il seems Silly 10 showing that darkhorse candidate student, who has an interest in It may sotmd cruel to say but reports, has a good personality but pretend it's anything but a beauty Gary Hart would easiJy defeat writing. can make an incredible they asked to be judged. They il i n't called "The Atlantic City contest. frontrunner Walter Mandate as !he difference in what other students entered the beauty contest. They Personality ContesL « The so-called "talent" contest is Democratic nominee for president. and faculty members know about put themselves up there on stage in The Miss America Pageanlisn't a joke. It's entertaining for a tiule The print and televiSIOn media their college. front of us saying "Look at me, wh.aJ. it used to be in any respect while because most of the picked up on our poll. but most At limes, the news may nOl aren't I pretty?" and the answer to People no longer remember the contestants are so bad. The people till viewed a Han victory as always be f1au.ering to the college. the question, in many cases, was a names of the winners as they did perfonnersareon alevel with those unlilcely. A few days later. Gary but it's important 10 tell the truth. simplc"No." when Bess Myerson, Lee you see when you go to your chi Id' s Hart won and became the nation's Wodong for a college paper can When the girls came on camera Meriwether, Marilyn VanDerbur, school play. hot item - alieast until Donna Rice also be a good time. It's a place LO at the beginning of the television Mary Ann Mobley and Phyllis Debbye Turner, the winner, entered hlS bedroom. meet new friends, work with show and announce their names, George were wmning. Could you played the xylophone or marimba. On still anolber occasion, different types ofpeople, and write they got mae laughs in our living name any winner in the past five Don'{ looJc for the New York: university trustees had scheduled a about things you alway wanted to room than "The Golden Girls," We years with the possible exception of Philharmoruc Orchestra to sign her meeting on the day ourpaperwa<; to know aboUL You'repart of a team were rolling on the floor with Vanessa Williams? 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We also Stones. comedy show in the Bryant Center happened: Thela got an excuse and 11 bIt toasted themselves and bottles bad many visitor on the floor that and Saturday the complete Led they were out the door. of fine wine flowed freely. We found out that Rickard has Unfonunarely the guests at the feast night, and Lobster was living up BW Zeppelin show perfooned by Physical to hername. Lobster also found Graffiti at the MAC. Please come OUl some Stein genes in him. Three Qverindulged in everything. toed sloth. Enough about Perry, Did Jim 00l that LiI'D Hola Everybody!!! We hope and support all Greeks. really knows how to put her Fraternities and sororities are great Quote of the Week by random show us his true colors that same you all had a fantastic Greek brothers: night or was it some deception. foot in their mouth. Week! Hopefully, everybody places LO learn and further develop Friday afternoon's happy hour you leadership skill . Members of "Hurry up gel the bat!!I!!!" Rumors are Gying. had a chance to check out the Smooth Finally. we would like to end the with Beta wa a success. evenlS and Greek Olympics each fraternity and sorority belong to Anyway. thanks guys for a great other campus organizations such as Greek News with a fairy tale thal throughout the week. Our thanks KT came lrue: time. and Squirrel, Lil'D and to the GLC for putting it all the Senateand SPB. The opportunities Smoolhe hop you enjoyed your are limitless - in inlramurals, in the Once upon a time (Satmday) there together. WE also want to thank Hello and welcome to the lasl lived a lonely King (President Ben) first meal of the day. Vic - we classroom, and in work with local Yvette for volunteering to run real GreekNews. The "25 different who was throwing a meuyparty. Il would like you to know we love the Greek road race for BSO. charities. That's why we're proud to your selection of music. Later on be Greek, Prouder to be DELT A kinds of beer" pany on Saturday seems this gala event was In be beld GO. Yvette. go!!!!! night was a success. Fat Alben at this castle (the house). Well, it thal night the sislers were found The sisters had a greal CHI'S. randomly across ampus. and his brother were there. Gary seems the King has a vicious run-in weekend starting la'lt Thursday where were you?? Quaid almost wilh a smolce belching demon. It On to Saurrday's WresLiemania night at Jolie's townhouse with 5 wir.h Phi Sig. The afternoon was so close and yet so far. Steve must have been that battle which left aJiuJe tropical drink: get together. believe me you hand wiIJ heal... in him disoriented. But luckily, a enjoyed by all, and few injuries Jinx and Jolie put their were serious. Does anyone know time for the nexlpany. No Mike I golden-haired maiden of the highest bartending ex.pertise to use and don't want to talk to Moe and stop moral character came to his rescue. where Lil'D disappeared to? set out on a mission to creaLe the Jessup! We'd also like to thank Phi Sig trylDg to pawn her off on me. It seems that in his weakened Slate ultimate strawberry daiquiri! First ofall, contradictory to rumor. Happy 21st Binhday Buggl/II after his ballie with the smoking for sharing their house with u . Mission accomplished, we we did not use a baseball bat to rid The handful of sisters who made Speaking of Bugg he put quite a devil, his royal pride was wOWlded headed back to the floor to check ourselves of a few visiting clowns. how on at the townhouse on and the fair maiden convinced him it out Saturday night wondered in on the party tape progress. We don't need weapons we have aimlessly through the balls of Thursday night. When will you to retire to his lavish chambe~ for Thanks to Sbannon and Becky. Wooly. Yeah,he wasted a dude and if leam to go in the right place. Jim some faith healing. She healed his dOIDl 2, and somehow found their we now have some pretty key they come back. we'lljustwaslethem way back to the floor. we hear that you are threatening wounded pride with her magical kiss. puny tapes! Thanks to Sista again. Rock's O-for streak. Rock's is 0­ Romance bloomed and cries of Sunday morning many arose 10 Mary's Galmour, we were KDR sports: The A-team lost to the faces of two TEP 30. One more week-end should passionate joy could be beard by all. entertained with some bedtime TEP 7-0. Crush has been working out pul you right over the top. Dave The moral to this fabulous fable: alumnae ... and it was off to the stories from KT Craig. By the and looking good. and Eric do you often walk with The brothers Will always learn that Coumry Kitchen. That will be way, Craig mel this new man Who's to SLOp Nutty, the bandil. e(ght under Wookie ­ the elephants??? One ofour great yOUT pride has been swallowed and who likes ...... !!! What a way to He only comes oul at nighL friends Guido Mancini was struck will not let you forget it. W.O.O.K.I..E.. The re I of the get a little iDS1ghl on those KT Steve Rickard Quote o( the in lhe head with 3 piCkel fence. day was spent uying to regroup boy and what they really like to WEEK: DB and prepare ourselves for the We hope eVCI)'thing is alrighL do!!!! "Says Who?" QUOIe of the week "I had a lot of week ahead. Just as the evening Friday afternoon brought us "Says me, Rickard." The WeenieRoast was definitely was winding down in came Daze. garbage in my room" after being several joyous hour with the Thursday night some brothers went asked what are you doing with THE rain orshlneeventofthe month. So how's Toby? All were brothers of Phi Sigma Nu. Onc to K:irby's until Slats was escorted Roasted weenies and soggy buns urprized at the fact that Daze lhatyellow barrel,as we pourwater question though, did Bowie OUl oulof il. Face do us all a favor and are everyone's favorites. wa.!.'Il't M.t.A. until sometime graduare or nOl? We see him Then There Was Saturday: Seems like Friday was full of Monday! Wonders never cease! cross your heart. around more than anyone else SuUy was wtable to make it back KTTOPDOG game playing. at Sig Ep and on into ON to the awards...Space Bear lately!! Friday night, the fun from Syracuse, and couldn't perform the ni~hl And Saturday at IKE was went to Reicli for ber unusual trip continued on Phi Sig's floor as his social duties, because his car was 4lllN standing room only. Can anyone to the Koffler Center. Scoop of well as elsewhere in dorm 1 for picked up by Hurricane Hugo, and it ever move in there or is it just me? the week was captured by Winnie a while. Eventually, we ended flew away, this ~ matches the one Let's start with the most Taylor and Electra ran into afew even though she faced tough up back on the floor for some ofthe ten earoldglfl who ot ic cd importan thing firsc SIC rob ems this w kend. Tylor, you competition. How's Scooply? late night "Dirty Dancing". enn up Hugo in ranston. GRAFFITI. Music critic and all owe $4,000 to Cupid and Dundee Finally. Sister of the Week goes was brave enough to venture OUl Keep' shoveling. around nice guy Jeff Ferland for the chair that you drove to jump to Rasla for saving the Brew on a road trip to the beach in the Epsdon class got em rolling in the experienced them at the Living out the window THROUGH the Crew JastWednesday. Thanks rain and lfopicaJ winds. late afternoon. WOO was back in Room. He has recently been quoted screen!! I think you two should stay again! Saturday night we were split actionandRiclwdlosesagain. Yeah! as saying, "They ARE Led in next weekend. Sports: The Brew Crew lost 0 ­ between the townhouse, KT, and Then Iheparty started: the Heaven Zeppplin. Pllenomenal. Fantastic." Rumor has it, sisler's honestly 2 to K-Aos; however, a good (believe it oc not..) Della! KT's side was rockin'. the Hell side was Those were the first four syllable think: they can sing! What do you effort was made by all. We would suite was rockin' outof control rockin· ..... andWooly.YahDudeand words Jeff has ever spoken so this think Easton, should they go for the like to thank Jeff for his expen when we arrived and Craig was Viz were roclcin' some dudes oul the must be something special. big record contract or slart a singing advice. the volleyball team put a there to greet us with his bottle back door. Good thing we hid that Now for the week's update fo telegram service? good fight Thursday night but of tequila - 10 D-say NO to wrecking ball. the brothers' activities. Names will Swprise flagfootballfans: We've were defeated; the second game tequila shots! I Wealleventua11y was a close one. Keep the spirit ended up on Delta's floor late up! night So much (oc Saturday Our quotes of the weekincJude: night... "Just Do It" and "Grin and Bear Sunday afternoon we bad fun Go agalnsllhe grain. It' watching people try to play frisbee outside our window. Cui down on all BlX "Hey. get off out front lawn!!" Oh, and Mary, FUN, Adding salt to your food Welcome to the new edition of HAHAHAHAHA. Then, we all could SUbtract years from Bela Sigma Chi's news. There's psyched ourselves up for ourfllSt your life. Because in some someone new in town and his name pizza and b--i' with the brothers people salt contributes to is not Johnny Boy. Asswning such of (surprise! I) Della Sjgma high blood pressure, a con­ arole lik this takes theresponsibility Chi! II WE had fun inside. dition that increases your and dedication which runs so deep outside, and on lOp of the rist<. of heart disease. WORD PROCCESSING: High LONELY? NEED A DA1E?Meel in this beloved fraternity of ours. townhousel That pUl an end to quality. Low rates for all lyping that special someone todayl Call This weekend went well. We the weekend. needs call Lori 658-1080. DATETIME (405) 366-6335. would like LO thank Alpha Phi for Hey, Margie - STOP coming to our townhouse and WHININGIII (lalie said so). sharing some thoughts. Ifanyone is And. Jo D ... you very own worrying about Partch's bealth, UCB, Amanda gave us this quote don't he will be fine tomorrow. of the week: "Jo D is just a little Eight swells were attacked by a CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES TRAVEL FREE & EARN IN­ couple of crazy guys. Hugo Needed For "Spring Break 90" COME FUN· FUN ... FUN punished South Carolina's coast programs to Mexico-~as­ Motivated swdenl is needed to be President "Belly" Pelletier. It's offIcial .... Delta Chi now Florida & S.PadreIsIand-EamFree our Travel Organizer on campus. In sports, our football team tried Vacation Plus $$$$. Call 800-448­ Getaway Vacations include BeT­ despile a key injury. Vicisdoing his has had a wing ofFatima Hospital worst imitation of Dan Marino. named for us. Oppa decided to 2421. muda, Mexico, Bahamas, Europe Mongo caught a thirty five inch have his appendix removed al and Cruises. 1-800-288-2328 pass. 4am last week. Get wee soon ­ Digger and Bone had the time of we all miss you and can'L wait their lives at the infamous Durham for you to get back and do a few more K-stands. Garren also fair this weekend which added quite COLLEGE/CAMPUS REPRE­ a few new attractions from what I checked in butallhis tests proved ATI'ENTION - HIR.ING! Govern­ understand. Elroy(big and good was that he was a wuss. How ment job - your area. $17.840 ­ SENTATIVE. Earn top $. Flexible many brothers will end up in the looking) flew to Tuscan this $69.485. Call1-602-838-8885,Ext hours. Fun. Enjoyable. Rewarding. weekend free on his frequent flye< hospital after tomOlTOW'SHappy ftAmerican Heart Gross up to $20,000 per year by in R8126. card. I might get a few argwnents Hour wilh Alpha Phi? Tune ~ AsSOCiation next week to D-Chi hospital. helping friends receive granw but I just want this on paper. Rex is scholarships. For info please call: the bestalhlete in Bela'S history. So Flag football got started il shall be read. Homer bas Monday with a game against (213) 967-2115. Della Sigma Chi and today the demanded NO one-way trips to the THE ARCHWAY GREEK NEWS -'---lHUR--Sn-AY-,S-EPrE-MB-ER- 28-.19-S9- 13 got talent WE didn't even know we ~mtBellige~lDnmk in!ATIENTlON, B.inkley bas a the tunes throughout the night. The all returned to the Comfort bad - watch out all!! After years of Awardl Pedro next time either new nickname it is now the comments and songs oCour DJ may equipped with pen in hand and bein$ toIally Wl-spMSoriented we're Slay sober or stay awak:elSweaty, SCOOPSTER JR. Hold on we have not necessarily reflect the views of white l-Shin. McQueeney was still looking good... the SOC lost their bald and view of the sunset, another change in aname, this time our brothers, and any rebroadcast standing, remarkably after ber B­ first game to Theta in the second Miles have you gOllen any sleep its Cor Poob, now its Rampooh. or unauthorized use of this material day bash. Thalpond waterfelt grea1. half, 7-O.lt was a game well played yet? Mike we know you bad 10 WE had some outstandingalwnni may be prohibited by Residence huh? Ifnothing else, the Comfort and fun for everyone. Thanks Theta! go home on Thursday to now outthis weekend, fU'Sl there was the Life. was an interesting way to meet RiLO!!!! lawns, but we dido ' t know you SCOOPSTER, and then Leon, we AU ofthe alumni have now made people and sweat. It looked Like Don'1forget Pbysical Graffi ti and had to mow lawns Saturday were really glad to see you guy's an officialvisi1bacJc: to TKE,except everyone was wearing tye-dyes at Sisters, get psyched for the Stones ... nighll hope to see you soon. for Rambo of course, who is the end pC the night. Did someone QotW: "In or OUl' We hope 10 see everyone at all Now for the real news. TEP's A somewhere in Wisconsin looking mention air-conditioning for the of this weeks Greek Week events team won their first' game against for Squiggy with an M-60. Comfort as the Senior Class gift'!? and at our party on Friday night ­ KDR last week of ascore 7 -O,great Other events this weeJc included By-the-way Kim, too bad they Top of Donn 2. Especially don't game guys. Paul yOD have a Mondar Night Football and Rollin' canceled the re-runs fo A1f on miss being at the comfort wonderful physique. This week we Stoned s first game. In other sports, Thursdays. Perbaps there will be The Brothers of Sigma Phi Wednesday night sponsored by play the Bangers hope to see you the A team tied Phi-Sig 14-14 with something new and hotin thislall's Epsilon are planning another SigEp! their. We also welcome the B Hep and Greg getting ID's. Not a line-up for you. exciting weekend and hope division TEP squad who are listed bad start 10 a long and grueling Friday we all trooped to TKE everyone can pay us visit. H last TEe%> belQw: Brian Cayer, Andrew season. for a little social gathering. A great Saturday is any indication of this Pertrillo, Steve Justo, Steve ] hope everyone has enjoyed time and at least one fwmel was years festivities, you can expect Hello readers, another week Mariam, Dave Ovellette, Glen Greek Week so far, and is looking had by all, especially Beard with more of the same. gone by and what more can I say. MineUi, Pat Doherty. Scott Wall, forward to Physical Graffiti this her3-Blunnel. Amazing. Those 3­ We are excited about baving a Monday night football was fun Craig DiGiacomo, Sean 103Oas, weekend. man games gel a little out of hand top notch B-football team, one of with everyone there, and what an Dan Lucci, Brian Grillo, Anthony I better Jceep my closing short so especially when they end up as a the best in campus, led by hedge­ exciting game itwas. Wednesday Bonnano, David Mosemann, Don it doesn't get cut off lilce last week, one-on-ooe. Later, things seemed alias Shrub. was another good time with lbe King, Drew Dione, Jason Wood, so I'll just say bye. to split between Pat Cottrell and Thursday was 'lets all gel sisters of Theta. Binkley really BobBouchard, David Spohni. Good Hoppy. Phi Kap. Things get a little fuzzy bellies like Wacs' pizza night. showed them what we're made of Luck! Later, FLASH after that so we'll jump to late 1FK was spotted saving six pies when be destroyed those girls at l:A9 night Phi Kap seemed the place (0 for himself for late night the limbo contest. WaytogoBinkl TKE Hey everybody! Hope everyone be as we danced our butts off. munchies. Later that night it was Friday's H-honr with APK wenl had a great weekend! It seems that Marcy, you dancing fooJ! ( Then off the kirb wences to see Rapper very well. We bopeeveryone had Well, another week has COme some Theta sisters are approaching things got really fuzzy ... A little working his new part-time singing agreat time. Yet this H-homdidn't and gone here at TKE so let's see bum-out With the StonesConcerts bat told me, however, thal some job. Friday kicked off our first end itwent straightlhrough 10 the what went on. We were gOing to and Tyros's Wedding coming up, sisler, one in particular. enjoyed annual hapl!)' hour with the Sibs. nigbt. WOW W<2e we rocking stMt tbe weekend off by seeing I'm sure we'll all make some quick the windstorm that night .. Can you believe it-Guipe was this place. This wonderful fiesta Woodstock the real way, Le., recoveries. Thanks go oot to KDR for our actually therel We bope everyone followed all the way through to outside and in the rain, butl guess We'd like to thank 1EP for briefbutawesome Heaven andHell that came up for keeps coming up Saturday night. but this time we the JlI'OjectoT wasn't being too showing us agreattirne atourBBQ. Party. We are goin~ to have the to the happiest hour on campus. were without the servicesofShark . groovy. So, it was off through the No one seemed to mind the rain as second annual soon. It was great to Does Rapper remember who picks up the LBA award this clouds and fog to the 3rd. suite for a we limbo'd our butts off at the see their alumni up as they and the redecorating? Was is JecJcle and week for passing OUl at 7:30. wild watChing of The Wall and Comfort. Survey says: Give brothers always show us an Hyde? Or did he do it all?We Andy seemed to be quite content Willow. (Mike,l)cxttime annonnce Hoochie another try, her style and awesome time. Quote of the guess YOU'LL never knowl Late when his girlfriend came up by yotD'se1f with a megaphone and just grace alone malee her a hot evening: Orange and Blue is HOT night the Hampton Beach brothers showing her off to the brothers, kick the door in like they do on contestant. Hey Lisa, watch out­ but Red and White SIZZLES. and the lovely Pam traveled north yet she seemed to be showing off TV). those chairs will jump right out at On a final note: Congratulations for during, relaxation and 24 hours to the brotherhood what she had Friday brought a super happy you. Although Chuck emerged the to Twisted Sisters 00 their flI'St of scholaring. to offer. Juslkidding Andy. I just bour with the Theta sisters. bUe winner, Amy gave them a run victory against the SlBS! ! Our team After Satmday nights gig, want to know when those shirts The Sibs stopped up to help host for their money as we discovered is looking HOT this year! Keep it Colin w awarded the Bob are going to come the festivities on Sat. night. OJ Jeff how flexible she really is. Thanks up guys! . was onceagain a wild man spinning again Bubba!' Later thal night we Christina: have a great 21 B­ day on Friday!! (LOVE YA ROOMIE!)

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16 THEARCHWAY SPORT S ------=1lIUR=-:S=-DA--:-::-Y-:-:S=EYI'E=MB-==-=ER~2-=--8,""':"'-="19=89 ady Indians Keep on Moving Beat Roger Williams in Three Games Came Monteleone Archway Staff Writer The Bryant College volleyball team was victorious against Roger Williams last night. In three consecutive quick games the team showed no mercy on their opponents. Roger Williams was weak both in offense and defense, giving Bryant little compeution. Roger Williams J, 7, 9 Bryant 15, 15, 15 .. Although Bryant came out Oat, l the fltSt game should have been considered an embarrassment to ~'-~ 'I] Roger William s. The score of 15 to 3 left them disoriented with tittle ~ hope. TheHaw1cs serving was weak and made it impossible for them to keep possession of the ball in order ~__~__~______~~__~~__~I to tay in the game. Bryant played a strong offense Bryant's Lort Mclaughlin (center) setJ up mmates Anne Colo (11) and Meghan Lasbury (34) wilh good selting by Lori durfng Saturday's Bryant Invitational, (see Bryant Notes, page 15) Mclaughlin and tch back row moves by Sue Lee. The real intimidation was shown by Noelle Emmette. ShekeptRogerWiJliams on their heels throughout the enbre giving Tammy Shearer a chance to the second game. Donna Herk's excellenl hit enabled Even the ceiling of the MAC gO( match with her spectacular hilting. show off her floater serve with 12 All was not lost for Roger Noel Emmette to keep serving and into the aclagainstRoger Williams. Roger Williams began the consecutive points. Heather Houle Williams in the t.hi.rd game. Bryant get the action going. The lady At one point, the ball got caught in second game with a glimmer of and Donna Herk made the outcome a lually fell behind for ashan time. Indians pulied ahead to ice the the heating duct., showing the tearn's hope, scoring the first two points. of the game more predictable, and Head Coach Mary Burke called a Hawks again with a 15-9 victory. flustered state. Bryant still played However, that glimmer faded sooner, rathu than later, the lady strategic time-out and successfully Overall last night's mat.ch was up to par and finished off their quickly when they lost the serve, Indians chalked up a 15-7 victory m broke the Hawks' concentration. not exactly a challenge for BryanL opponents impressively. Intramural Update: by Coach Robert Reali Il11ramurals Director Womeo s VolleybaD TapofIlast Thursday found found ten teams shooting Flag Football for the '89 title. After one and one half weeks of action. it is quite Meo' Volleyball Men's Socc r evident that all divisions will be closely comested. as Last chance to enter rosters is todayI The season 14 major league teams vie for 8playoff spots. Twelve should begin Tuesday, October 3 (check the bulletin minor independants scrap for the top four spots along board!) uf ers 'Firs with 11 frat "B" squads doing likewise. The "ladies Doubles Teoois of the Gridiron" have eight units grappling for four Men's doubles wilJ be held Sunday, October 1. playoff positions. Those who signed up should report to the COUTts at noon. Defeat

Sports Rap: Richard Miner soon as they felt they were back in Archway StajfWrittr the game, Bryant goalkeeper Eric Hubler caught the ball outside ofhis 100 Bryant men's soccer team zone, resulting in a direct kick for Take my Quarterback. Please! lost its fIrst contest Saturday to a Bentley, The Bentley kick sailed tough Bentley College team. A large into the cornu of the net, giving Mark PlihciJc crowd covered the sidelines to see Bentley a 2-0 lead. The rest of the Archway StajfWriter lackadaisical passing of Tony quarterback while Steve Grogan Bryant in their third home game of halfwas uneventful for both teams, Eason, tempers around here are helplessly reJays the signs and Doug the season. Both teams entered the neither with OU tslanding chances to Thishasheenadisappointmgyear beginning to flare and patience is Flutie sits idle on !be bench. I'm not game undefeated, and atough, hard­ score. At the half, Bentley held a for New England Spons Fans. First weanng thin. The best thing that saying that Flurie is the answer to fought game was anticipated by commanding lead. and Bryant was the Bruins wue knocked out of the can be said forTony Eason is that he everything, but it is painfully many. stunned. playoffs by Montreal. Then, the made it to week threewithout injury apparent that Eason isn't doing the UnfortUnately for Bryant, things Celtics were swept by Detroit. The this year. On Sunday against job. Flutie was 6-1 last season, SO got worse, nO( betler in the second Red Sox looked like they could do previousJy winless Seattle, Eason why nOl give him a shoL And while half. Bentley maintained control of it (for a while, at least) but didn't was 17 for 33, which looks good they're at il., let Grogan go back to Bentley 3 the ball for the early part of the half, The Mets were supposed to do it, until you see that from those 17 calling the plays. All of the plays. using shon, controUed passes and a but couldn't. And the completions came only 149 yards, It's still early enooghin the season slow tempo. Then, to put the icing Yankees... well, that's a subject or about 9 yards per completion. that the Pats could make a race of Bryant 1 on their victory cake, BentJeyscored better lefLalone. The quarterback's job is to move the AFCeasL their their goal on a blistering shot But the football season opened theoITense. and since the Pats were When the hometown fans cheer off a direct kick in the Bryant end. with hope and high spirits around withouulleservicesofrunning-back everytiJne their quarterback is This provoked coach Verroch.i to here. The Patriots were supposed to John Stephens, Eason's dUly was to sacked or throw an incompletion, Bentley, 3-0 corning imo pull netmaster Eric Hubler, in favor contend in the AFC Easl., and after go airborne and put some points on something is wrong. It' up to Saturday's game, looked strong of Sophom