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Liquor inspector visits Colby Chaffee suspended one female student Who wishes to that should be brought into overtime on a holiday. By Ginny Morrison STAFF WRUm remain anonymous "He lilts on question," said Van Valkenburgh. "I wanted the committee to hear various women and doesn' t know [the By Lori Wright Lyman was scheduled to meet it possible change of party On Nov, 7 Matt Chaffee *93 was how to tab*ag for ait answer," EDITOR with the Student Affairs Committee procedure]from the horse's mouth," indefinitely suspended for verbal In a Dean's bearing, the J-board said Seitzinger. sexual abuse, physical assault of chief justices arealtowedto question State liquor inspector Jim Lyman While Lyman was looking into fellow students, sexual assault of the accused, but they do not take paid a surprise visit to Dean of the guest list system becau se it meant fellow students, and threatening partirt the decision making process. Students Janice Seitzinger last the possible illegal sale of alcohol, fellow students. Deans Victoria Hershey, Mark Thursday. He said he was here to Seitzinger said she felt comfortable The charges were Serdjenian and Paul investigate Colby's guest list system with the procedure. brought before a Johnstondecidedthe at parties. "I'm under the belief it's a proper Dean's hearing rather case while Justices But, after sending Colby way to do parties," she said. than the Student "Rich 8usnack'9l and administrators into a flurry, on Otherwise, she said, "we would Judiciary Board at the Susanna LaPrad'e'91 Tuesday he called to say that the have to scrap the the guest list request of the observed. guest list system was acceptable as system" and resort to a cash bar at plaintiffs. Rusnacksaid that long as no money was collected at parties. Chaffer' s he believed the door. Regarding the liquor inspector's roommate also ¦defendants would decision to let Colby continue with The investigation was sparked testified against him benefit from a. J~ by Keith Dupuis' fall from a Student its guest list procedure, Van in the hearing. board hearingwhere Center window on Sept. 28, ¦ Valkenburgh said "yesterday he's Matt Chaffee T . ~ .. file rphoto The sanctions students make according to Director of Safety and famce Seitzinger ' telling us one thing, today he's imposed oa Cha ffee include decisions-"not behind closed doors Security Mark Van Valkenburgh. telling us another...we're sitting immediate &nd indefinite where it's in the administration's After the Waterville police reported on Monday night to discuss Colby's here, and we don't know what to suspension and required alcohol hands." the accident to Lyman, he "was party procedure, but at the last do." and relationship counseling. In He said that "Sometimes a required to investigate," said Van minute he was unable to come. "I probably got three more grey addition, Chaffee will be put on student [on J-board] can ask a said Seitzinger, relieved that Valkenburgh. \ Both Seitzinger and Van hairs," permanent disciplinary probation question that the Deans would not Lyman "interviewed [Dupuis] Valkenburgh believed that Lyman's Lyman decided to hold off on the should he return to Colby. think of, or correctlyinterpret what and found areas of alcohol practice supervisor did not want to pay him investigation^ "He (Chaffee] needs help/ said a student is ttying to say/'Q

Surveyas uncovers academic dishonestya/ who declared they cheat often, and the 32 that there is a high degree of competitiveness that she has never had a serious problem with By Alyssa Schwenk percent who said they cheat very seldom. among her classmates to do well. students cheating. and Amy Alderson Thirty-one of the 101 students surveyed "It's so frustrating. I had one friend who "I'veseen students'eyes wander.If they're STAFF WRITERS also felt that six to ten percent of their aware that I'm aware, then they stop it." classmates cheated, 26 felt that one to five She said that since learning in math is percent cheat, and ten felt that over 50 percent "It's so frustrating. I had one cumulative, as it is in many subjects, it is TheRutger'sCheatingSurveywasrecently cheated. friend who never went to class difficult to cheat on one exam and expect to issued to Colby juniors and seniors to get Junior Beth Grohs became frustrated about and would just photo-copy do well on the next. the "I wish that we could all learn without their point of view on plagiarism, cheating, student-cheating the day the survey came lecture notes to study from the and other forms of academic dishonesty. The out. tests," she said. "Learning for the sake of results were handed into Dean of the College "1 filled out the survey and said 'no' to a night before the test. What learning is a beautiful idea . However, it is the Earl Smith's office, where they are now on question on whether or not I had ever seen would happen if Colby had an tests which force self-discipline." file. someone cheating at Colby. Later that day, I honor code?" Of the 101 students who returned the witnessed a classmate cheating," she said. survey,47 percent said they seldom cheat on Grohs is a pre-med student with a major in -Beth Grohs '92 exams and tests, as opposed to the 20 percent biology and a minor in chemistry. She said ^ never went to class and would just photo- copy the lecture notes to study from the night before the test. What would happen if Colby By Hilar yRobbins had an honor code?" In uniform One factor that may lead to cheating, is the pressure to achieve good grades. Fifty-three percent of Colby students surveyed felt that this pressure to do well was very high. Professor Yeager Hudson of the Philosophy Department, who has been teaching here 31 years, feels that this statistic is accurate. "I think the pressure is high. There arc Dean Earl Smith's office pitoto by Sarah Pohl other places where it's higher, but Colby is houses cheating surveys. right up there," Hudson said. "There's pressure on students to achieve well, but First-year student Jono Med wed said, "I'm there's a great pressure on faculty to achieve completel y against cheating. In an well too. I've had a few cases of [students'] environment like this, there is no room for it. plagiarism over the years. [But] it's actually If you're in college it's because you want to be quite rare." here. Therefore, you should do the work When faced with a case of plagiarism, honestly because you came here to learn." Hudson said he calls the student into his If a student is caught cheating or office and points out the problem. He finds plagiarizing, college policy dictates that he or that usually the student has used a resource she may be dismissed from the course with an or idea without documenting it. In one or two F, and may also be suspended or expelled . A cases he has flunked the student, for the work, report is sent to the Dean of Students, a copy but has not found it necessary to fail a student of which remains in the student's file. for the class. Some students are willing to risk this. These men are carrying their dummy rifles , but on Veteran ' s Day, some members of tlie Colby Mathematics Professor Carol Bassett who "You do what you have to in order to get by," Military Affairs Club donned dress uniform for a vigil commemorating the war dead. In addition , has been teaching at Colby since 1974, said said one student. ? they placed wreathes on tlie war memorials. News and Features Wonder Years may feature No fake I.D.s at the Spa § News Briefs . Anyone wanting to buy a beer at the Spa is now required Colby sweatshirt to present a Maine State I.D. The Spa should only have been Computer Committee sets accepting state I.D.s from the beginning of the year, but has been "wishy-washy," said Director of Dining Services Mary goals Attenweiler. The new system is following the example of The Computing Committee, which was formed to advise bars in town, which are now only accepting state I.D.s the administration about all computer-related subjects, has because of a new la w which puts liability into the hands of the set goals for Colby's computer systems over the next five bartender. 'The manager has run into two fake I.D.s this years. semester, which made me realize that I needed to tighten Committee Chair Dale Skrien said in his UNIX note things up," said Attenweiler. (A.K.) "Hardware and Software Goals," computers must be easily available in the classrooms, residence halls, and all faculty offices. In addition, there should be "a well-stocked software lending library," and all faculty should have access to the Gehrke leaving software necessary to "their teaching, research, and other Gretchen Gehrke, physician assistant at the Health Center, college activities. will leave Colby at the end of the semester to attend graduate " A modern Colby sweatshirt David HansonofComputerServicesaskedthatall students school. She was filling out applications last week and did not and faculty be required to have certain practical skills, from name any of her UNIXto HyperCard familiarity. (Z.G.). Dan Lauria, the actor who plays the father on The Wonder possible destinations, Years, has offered to wear a Colby sweatshirt on the show if but said she plans one canbe found from the late 1950s or early 1960s. So far, no further study in one has found a sweatshirt from the appropriate time period. exercise physiology. Bush negged If anyone has a suitable sweatshirt, they should contact Dean "There are a lot of Colbyseniors voted to withdrawtheirrequestforPresident of the College Earl Smith. (D.H.) students at Colby that George Bush to speak at commencement. The request was I care a lot about," said withdrawn because Bush could not respond until March, Gehrke. leaving little time to find a replacement if he said no, said Stamps in Student Center Dr. H. Alan Hume, Deanne Newton, senior class vice-president. medical director of the Now the senior class is trying to get David Letterman to A new stamp machine has been operating in the FishbOwl Health Center, said he speak at commencement, said Newton. "We'll probably wait of the Student Center since Nov. 7. wants to find a until spring to announce it [the speaker]," said Newton. According replacement for (R.F.) to Ken Gagnon, Gehrke as soon as Director of Ad- possible. (D.H.H.) ministrative Gretchen Gehrke photo by Cathy Hugo Services, the Professor awarded purpose of the Condom jewelry for the Associate Professor of Sociology and Anthropology Cheryl machine is to Townsend Gilkes was honored on Oct. 26, when she received ease lines at the holidays the Loyola-Mellon Social Science Award from Loyola Post Office. The If you missed the sale of condom jewelry at the Student Post Office will University in Chicago, 111. The University gives out several Center, don't worry. Because the sale was such a success, the still sell stamps divisional awards each year, and one of the criteria is having AIDS task force is planning to make more jewelry and sell it since the ma- written a publication that has been read in inter-disciplinary again, hopefully in time for a "Holiday Happening" in Dana ways. Gilkes' article entitled, chine only sells The new stamp machine next month. "Building in Many Places: a few kinds, but stamps from the Accordingto Anne Bowie'92, they sold 17 pairs of earrings Multiple Commitments and Gagnon hopes that most people will buy and 12 pins, mostly to women, machine so the the Post Office can provide other services. leaving only 4 pins unsold. "I Ideologies in Black Women's was really pleased," said Bowie. The machine sells single $.25 and $.15 stamps as well as "It was an experiment. I had Community Work," was no idea if people would actuall buy them. four $.25 stamps and booklets of 12 stamps. The machine also y " She also said that published in the book although they did make some money gives change. Gagnon said that the College would have from the sale, the Women and the Politics of important point is that the response was good, people are Empowerment: Perspectives preferred a smaller machine, but had to settle for the standard (D.H.) getting condoms out in the open, and people are supporting from Communities and machine provided by the Post Office. the AIDS task force. (E.G.) Workplaces.. Her article was honored for its contributions to the fields of sociology, themselves religion, feminist thought, Students behave Wish we were there... Cheryl Townsend Gilkes There'sbeenanuncommonlackof Judicial Board hearings and political science. . Kerry Scott '94, enjoyed her time in Fort Lauderd this semester compared with other semesters. "There have ale after The award she received was a plaque and a luncheon winning the grand illegal parties, prize at last Friday's Suitcase Party in the given in her honor. Gilkes gave a lecture to the university been many offenders with open containers or Student Center. but they either receive community entitled "W.E.B. DuBois, African-American "I didn't even plan to go to the party," she stated. warnings or small "I was Women, and the Science of Social Change." (B.C.) very tired; I had just gone to dance." fines," said Mark She was wisked away in the early hours of Saturday Serdjenian, associate morning by Stu-A President Shawn Crowley dean of students. and Director of Student Activities Tullio Niemanalong with other tri Only three cases p winners Edie gets net, not gross profi t Matt Greenlaw '91, and Robin Thibeault '91, to meet a friend this year, all of them fro m home at Logan Airport. The Edie Brickell and New Bohemians concert is coming private have deserved , In a phone interview from her suite in Florida up this Saturday night, and students might expect that Stu- formal hearings. Each , Scott A will make a lot of money off of it - or, at least, that Brickell reports that she is sunburned, relaxed and very happy that week the justices she went to the party. will. Not so, according to Patty Masters'91 Stu-A social chair. determine case "We have a great room, have met fun people here In fact, Colby almost lost money on the concert. eligibility based on , and are thouroughly enjoying ourselves." The original contract sent to Stu-A by Brickell stated that hallstaff and Safety Not bad.for attending what she thought was just she was to receive 85 percent of the gross revenue. Masters and Security reports, another Friday night Student Center party! (E.G.) changed the wording to read that she would receive 85 but not many cases percent of the net profit, and even that isn't expected to be have been serious photo by Katherine Uordwell large. "My real goal," said Masters,"is to entertain the Colby enough to go before J- Chief-justice Rich Rusnack students and hopefully break even financially ."(E.G.) Board . "The students have just been good this year," said Rich Rusnack '91, chief justice. (R.M.) Flasher nearly Stu-Ads funds criteria outlined By David Holtzman businesses to advertise on Colby publications and STAFF WRITER exposed leaflets in order to raise additional funding for keeps coming in by piecemeal, it's To receive funding hard to collaborate all the times, student-run clubs. By Kebekah Mitchell through StuAds, clubs "I want ittobea separate dates and sightings for positive STAFF WRITER must have an organization [from Student identification." unanticipated expense, be Activities] the first few The police must give the four Colb a new group in need of seed years," said Gagnon. "Once In the past month, y identifying information to the females have been subject to the money, or be a group not it starts growing, Waterville District Attorney, who funded in the past which indecent exposure of one will decide the plan of action. The presumably revenues will can now be compensated., " unidentified male on the 3 and 5- town of Oakland must agree to the start growing. according to Ken Gagnon, * Another mile loops. His luck may change plan since one of the sightings took issue raised soon. director administrative at the meeting was club place in their area. Once this legal services. The Waterville police have work is complete/ the police can sports funding. Student received four separate complaints, Gagnon issued the Association President arrest a suspect. criteria at last Wednesday's enough for them to narrow the Ken Gagnon Echo file photo Shawn Crowley said he Both Colby Security and the Presidents' Council investigation down to one possible Waterville Police patrol the 3-and would talk to the College's meeting. They were directed at this summer by Gagnon and Matt perpetrator. However, no one has 5-mile loops daily, but Robertson treasurer about raising fund s for groups that are either extremely Dumas '91, is an additional source been charged yet. The case still realizes that this is not enough. the clubs suffering from lack of short onfundingorhave no funding of funding for Student Activities. money. Latel requires more leg work. "All joggers should run in pairs y he said, fundraising at all. Gagnon and Dumas convinced a Director of Safety and Security - never alone - and always in for clubs has been focusing on h hopes this StuAds, an organization begun large number of Waterville area raising money to for Q Mark Van Valkenburg daylight," said Robertson. "Carry pay parties. suspect is the same assailant of the aballpointclippen insideyour shirt. last two years. Make sure the pen writes before ' "We haven t been able to catch you leave campus and keep it this guy before, but this could be tucked warmly next to your skin. If Dumas put on probation the year. People should look out for you see any suspicious vehicles, endouragingothei^to fail to officers and has been "urged" to a blue Ford Taurus in the use the pen to write the registration By Xachary Geisz comply STAFF WRITER with.security,.and attend Women' surrounding neighborhoods number, make, and color on your failure tp comply s Group Meetings outside Colby and Oakland." with security* or seek counseling, according to hand. The pen will serve as a handy " .Matt Dumas'91 wasplacedon Associate Dean of Students Mark "It's taken us over two weeks weapon if anyone assaults you. As At a closed Judicial Board disciplinary probation through hearing on Nov.11 Serdjenianv just to contact all four victims for soon as you return to campus notify , Dumas was May 1$£] for Ms actions at the found on statements," said Patrolman Jim Safety and Security." ? guilty all charges but the Dumas offered no comment Robertson. "When information FossHaftio ween Party; Dumaswas last, In addition,to his disciplinary except that the hearing "was formally charged with verbal probation, Dumas must write a chosen.by myself and all parties to abttse of a fellow student, letter of apology to the Security be a closed hearing "Q Curriculum changes proposed to a three By Ryan Feely requirements as they would consist alternative was changing 1 OFF THE HILL STAFF WRITER of one broad overview course which term calendar consisting of 10 or 11 all students would take. This idea week trimesters following the The Curriculum Committee was suggested with an alternate models of colleges such as Dartmouth and Stanford. released a memo on Oct. 17 to all proposal of a set of courses in each By Jessica D'Ercole Assistant Professor of Religion faculty suggesting changes in six academic division. STAFF WRITER areas of Colby's curriculum. Also suggested , was a series of Debra Campbell, who is a member According to Dean of Faculty courses dealing with the issue of of the committee, said that the Robert McArthur, the memo diversity, specifically, race, class, committee will be "following up Bates presented suggestions to the Colby gender, and American culture. the memo by visiting different Lewiston, ME- ohn Anderson, faculty, asking for any comments Required independent projects departments to ask for feedback. J who was the Independent Party candidate for President or ideas. for seniors was another Right now, it's too soon to tell" in 1980, addressed students in the Bates archives. His address was followed b The proposals include possible recommendation. These projects what the chances are for approval, y a chapel service in different languages and religious traditions to pray for f irst-year colloquia, which are would vary from senior seminar she said. peace in the Middle East. discussion panels similar to the reports to independent studies. According to McArthur, these f ormer freshman seminars. The memo also suggested suggestions cannot be implemented Hamilton Approximately 40-50 sections of requiring students to study abroad. without approval from the Clinton, NY- A rall colloquia would be offered each No proposals were made in this Educational Policy Committee. If y for racial awareness was recently sparked at ¦ ¦ Hamilton in response to vandalization year. The colloquia would be area, but the committee requested these changes are approved, they of a portrait of Joseph Spurlarke, the first African-American student to organized at a two day faculty faculty suggestions. will "probably take effect with the graduate from the college. The vandals stuck a sanitary napkin with the words "lick me" retrea t in June. The memo's final section dealt next entering class," he said. to the portrait where it hung in the "all-night" Another suggestion was to with restructuring the academic The committee is made up of reading room of the library. Members of the Black and Latin Student Union (BLSU) held require courses in the humanities, calendar. McArthur, Associate Dean of a protest march to express widespread student social sciences, and natural sciences One proposal was to make the Faculty MargritLichterfeld Thomas disapprova l of the incident. In response the college may that would raise "brOad questions Jan Plan "an intensely intellectual and representatives from the three institute an academic requirement dealing with diversity and social relations issues. So common throughout the division." period" by including some of the academic divisions of humanities, far, no suspects have been identified . These courses would differ from colloquia, senior projects, and core • na tural sciences and social the current d istribution division courses. Another sciencesO Amherst Amherst, MA-Students and faculty have recently gathered together to protest U.S. involvement in the Persian Gulf. They are still a non- associated group without an official name, but all members are uncomfortable with the current offensive position of the U.S. At Homecoming last weekend, 50 students marched onto the football field where they formed a circle, chanting "No more war. We want peace. No more war in the Middle East!" Encouraging anyone fr om the stands to join them, they were joined by an average of 100 students and alumni who held hands and entered the chorus. The group is continuing to meet in order to oppose military involvement in the Middle East. A hunger strike is a possibility. Dartmouth Hanover, NH- A recent candlelight vigil and demonstration in support of the gay and lesbian community occurred on the'Dart mouth campus. Three hundred students participated in the event in response to a series of derogatory computer messages that wero sent to many homosexual students. Panarchy, a group o f homosexual studen ts living together, filed complaints with the Dea n of Students regarding these a ffronts. Disciplinary action will ensue once the suspects have been identified . Peer health groups plan for winter now consists of six subgroups. Another subgroup, the student- on campus, and I'm hoping to use about the medical dangers of- By Heather Booth e "I can reflect on my Colby run SHARE (Sexual Health And the students," said Susan Cochran, alcohol. It also wants to bring STAFF WRITER experience," said Gehrke about the Reproductive Education) program, the Health Center physician who is attention to some substance abuse problems many of the facilitators has been created in conjunction with helping to guide the group. "But problems which have not yet been Today, for the Great American confront. "I was a Colby student. I'm hoping that they'll take the lead addressed on campus, such as Smoke-Out, the Peer Health Some of [the problems they deal on the planning and the ideas will women and alcoholism, and Facilitators subcommittee on stress with] really hit home. I remember come from them." dysfunctional families and has organized events to help Colby being concerned about drunken The SHARE sub-committee also alcoholism. students quit smoking.Tables of friends during Jan Plans, suicide wants to be involved in educating The Eating Disorders sub- cold turkey sandwiches, in the attempts, date rapes, unprotected students about date rape, sexually committee is working to educate dining hall during lunch, a large sex, and I remember people transmitted diseases , and making people about the cause and effects ashtray in the middle of campus, interested inhelpingbutnot always appropriate decisions about sex. of eating disorders and the available and a machine which measures a knowing how. They are hoping to do this by alternatives. Currently they are person's carbon dioxide output are The stress sub-committee has showing videos in residence halls working to'create a support group among the planned events. two events planned. The first will followed by discussions led by the on campus. Later in the year they be Dec. 3 in the Dana dining hall, Peer Health Facilitators. may have a wellness week to Information tables will also be set Echo file photo up in the Student Center and in duringwhen a comedian will be Dr. Susan Cochran "I think that the most effective celebrate people accepting dining halls. brought in for a stress relief study education is via discussion between themselves the way they are. Two "Studies have shown that the break. Students will be able to relax the program at the Health Center. students," said Cochran. "But the members of the sub-committee most effective college health for an hour, laugh a little , and eat The Health Center's SHARE students will needto be trained in attended a conference in Bangor on education is peer health," said healthy snacks. program is primarily clinical, order to facilitate the discussions eating disorders. Physician's Assistant Gretchen The second event, still in the providing routine medical exams, properly." Peer Health Facilitatormeetings , Gehrke, who facilitated the creation planning stages, willbea workshop treatment, and education for men The substance abuse sub- which are held in the Presidential of the Peer Health Facilitators. The on stress reduction, which will teach and women. committee is currently working on Dining Room in Dana at 7:30 a.m. group, originally a student idea, relaxation techniques. "Something is going to get done bringing education to the campus on Tuesdays, are open to everyone. Presidents' council questions WMHB's finances where the records are. week that his office had in fact been pressure off the students working ever worked there for pay. The problem was brought.to keeping the station's records - he at WMHB," Nieman said. Nieman said he doubted there By Dave Holtzman light by Shawn Crowley '91, Student just isn't sure where they are. Until last week, neither Nieman has been any mismanagement of STAFF WRITER Association president, a t the Nieman said John Farkas, last nor the student activitie s officer s the station's records. But there will President's Council meeting last year's dir ector of stude nt activiti es, had been aware that the Student be no cert aintie s until mor e of the Wednesday. He said most of the may know where the missing Activities office might possess the records are uncovered. Many of WMHB, Student Activiti es, and station's bud getary records are records can be located. He is records. Nieman said WMHB them may be on a computer disk in. the Student Association have not missing, and those that have been contacting Farkas this week. General Manager Craig Damrauer the Student Activities office. been communicating very well found are incomplete. "I hope this [finding out that the '92 and Assistant General Manager Nieman said he will know more about the radio station 's budgetary But, Tullio Nieman, director of student activitie s offic e does have Jason Goldberger'93 informed him about that after he speaks with records. Right now, no one is certain student activities, found out last the records! will take some of the that his office kept that station's Farkas. records until this fall. The Council also discussed the "I just wish that [Damrauer and issue of WMHB's alternative Goldberger] had told us this format , with many members before," he said. He received some passing on messages from Gerhardt speaks on Germany records from WMHB on Oct. 15, disgruntled students who want to which onl y covered the period since hear moremainstreammusicaswel l what Dr, Gerhardt called opportunity, Although he believes the beginning of the new school as other forms of programming. By Nicole Letendre "hedottisticany-oriented," The that we must not ignore thedangers , year. The additional problem of how CONTRIBtmNG WRITER challenge for Germany, he said, is Hauss optimistically stated, with Damrauer said there was no to deal with the growing to unite the economies and to his pieceOf the Berlin Wall inhand, recording-keeping at all at the community presence at WMHB was Dr. Walter Gerhard t, the improve the standard of Jiving in. that the reunification, of Germany station until this semester. brought up as well. Some Council Consulate General in Boston from the east. signifiesthat wehave" grown upas Bruce Fowler, one of the station s members noted there is a conflict the Federal Republic of Germany, Gerhardt stressed thatGermany a species/' two community board members, between the music the community addressed the topic of "United must nowdeal with its owninternal Rodman stressed the rapidity has some of the station's tax record s, wants to hear and what Colby Germany; Problems and challenges; while at the same time with which theseevents have been Nieman said. He is the only person wishes to hear. Perspectives" in a panel discussion assuring its neighbors tha t a un ked occurringtmd that he, asa professor whodefinitelyhasany records from "The concern is that it's at the Heights Community Room Germany will not pose a threat to of International Relations, is often before this year, said Nieman. becoming too much of acommunity on M onday evening* The other European and world security. "overtaken by events" and must Nieman said there is a ga p in the thing and not enough of a Colby panelists were Professors Ken Privirization of the formerly public continually update the content of station's record-keeping between radio station," said Katie Kaliff, Rodman and Chip Hauss of the EastGerman ind ustries,rebuilding the material ho teaches. when Farkas left and his arrival this Student Association vice-president. government department the eastern infrastructures, and The panelists' remarks were summer. "The definition of alternative is Dr> Gerhardt, whose son Frank dea l ing with their JOng-ncglcCted f ollowed by a question and answer "Until this year there were very ambiguous," Crowley. "Theirs '94 attends Colby, summarized the environmental problems wiH cost period. There was a discussion of essentially non-stringent rules on is diversity, stuff people wouldn't unexpected fall of tho Berlin Wall the united Germany approximately the current political parties and spending money," said Damrauer. listen to regularly." and thefollowing events that led to one to two trillion Deutschmarks powers in Germany,the importance "Now everything's sort of Jamie Gruener '91, program the reunification of Germany, ($0,7 to 13 trillion dollars) within of Chancellor Kohl and Mikael collapsingbecausethey [the Student director, said that the station's Under Germany's Reunification the next ten years, Cerhardt said* Gorbachev in influencing these Association!didn 'tknowabout that periphery extends far beyond Treaty, the five eastern Federa l Hauss added to Dr-Gerhardt's events, and the initiatives they are and areexpectingus to turn records Colby's borders, something many states have been restored to their speech by outlining major points taking to form a healthy economy in. I know there are no records at student s forget. pre-war boundaries. Now the that lie within the German "crisis," and World environment f ox th* the station." Gruener also responded to the former East Germans have become which include both danger and United Ccrmany, Q Crowley said Nieman visited a suggestion that WMHB has too little meeting at the station during the non-musical programming, summer and witnessed financial pointing to last weekend's dccisionsbcingmadesolelyb y non- broadcast of the football game. He student members. They were said students are upset with the decidinghow to spend tho College's station's lack of such programs jjij QS_r?_|tF%_jJt|fii) |l ^ funding. probably did not bother to tune in ~ Damrauer said this mectingdid to the station. Ygj "Power Tools for Students " f T7L (KJf l iEl take place, but no decisions were Two possible routes can be taken madebecauseof the intervention of by WMHB at this time, said Farkas and Todd Blake, last year's Crowley. There will cither be a assistant director of student continuation of funding from activities. Studen t Activities based on therules "They attended meetings as set forclubs, ora gradual phase-out advisors," he said. "A decision came period which will end with B pi^M^ Colby ;R up involving the budget and Todd independence for the station. j e [HB] ^^ j said , 'No, wc can 't make one "That's the path the Echo took without students present.' So we last year," Crowley said, speaking Bookstore Wtt didn't." of the latter plan. The Echo' s plan roil a \Jf Crowley said one aspect of calls for a complete phasing out of Wti"* n 872-3 WMHB' s financial records that is the College funding within five V $P^ 609 ,K being examined is payroll. The years. 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Stu Eunsott '91, multi-talented pitt-eater and biker receives n first pln at award p om ar$nnizer ^ $attdy CBowdoin College, he or she recommendation and decides on according to the Bates Faculty with interpreting evaluations " Blake explained. ically, may apply for a tenured position. his own recommendation to the Handbook. They must show these according to these biases should be Biolog women are more apt The faculty member begins by College President. The President quali ties not only from thei r taken into account when to have children at the time they are e evaluating his or her makes the final recommendation to application, but through other considering a woman applying for up for t nure, and thus have more le in a relatively accomplishments over the last six the Academic Affairs Governing recommendations as well. tenure, she maintains. to jugg short period of time. Because of this, Blake thinks years. Thecandidatccxamincs such Board, a body made up of Tenured departmentcolleagucs, In addition, female professors things as accomplishments, goals, representa lives from both the Board as well as the Division Chairman are required to participate in many the College should consider women and teachingphilosophy,according of Overseers and the Board of (the 'divisions' at Bates include college services. Many committees as equally qualified as men, while to Al Fuchs, dean of faculty. Trustees. Humanities, Social Science, and the require females and minority seeing their position different from The candidate also provides a This fall, Bowdoin is evaluating Natural Sciences) must writeletters members to join, putting increasing men. list ofrcviewers,studentsand other seven faculty members for tenured of recommendation to be reviewed pressures on these groups to "It is a challenge for the future," Blake said. faculty, who will write evaluation. teaching positions. These seven by a Personnel Committee. The perform in theserviccaspectof their [ These letters are read by the tenure members hope to join the ranks of Personnel Committee is made up position, which, in turn, takes away " The number of tenured ] t subcommittee of the Faculty Affairs the 65-70 percent tenured faculty of six elected, tenured faculty from the amount of time they can women reflects patterns in mos Committee and Fuchs. The members. members, the Dean of Faculty, and devote to research. academic disciplines," McArthur committee then makes a In February, four Bates the College Presiden t. The "If it is the case that large claims. He sees the problem of less recommendation to Fuchs of professors will be notified as to committccalso considers students' numbers of womens' energies arc females tenured being solved whether or not they feel the whether they will receive a tenured evaluations and letters. going toward s service to Colby, then through the increased applications candidate should receive a tenured position. Four out of every five The Faculty Committee on it is important for these things to be of women for faculty positions. "I hope to sec the number of position. Bates professors arc already Personnel makes a given appropri ate weight at tenure The committee also considers tenured . recommendation to the Faculty time," said Blake. female tenured positions rise to 50 percent , of the total number of 75 random student evaluations All of the professors applying Hearing Committee of the Board of "The service component is well of from all six years the professor had for tenure completed their sixth year Trustees. This committee makes the documented [by the tenure tenured faculty by the end the century," ho said.Q been teaching. LikcColby students, of teaching at Bates last spring and final tenure decision. ? committee], and impressive service a4 S mS i f __ ® I Eh fl-ffe- T^ 11 1"W® _0 <0. "i" fl«ft i i I i^'^ T H i w fa «jQ . Kl I it^BS^ B JL^JLJL. """ mm m & H Ml" "" ^

Ira Sadoff will be on sabbatical leave next year, so there is a search Tenure System for a visiting professor in creative writingpoetry.There is tenure track candidate, addressing scholarship, position in creative writing fiction, ByMkeZhe teaching, and service:issues, along and due to Professor [Colin] STAFF \?RITER ' 'i ' \*+*- ***** tw ****&>mtt. t, i W i ll i i ' ' H' . ii H •with studentevalxxationsandletters MacKa/s retirement, there is a from outside references are some tenure track position opening in Teier Nutting was a professor of thefactarsjud ged by a caiumiltee Medieval Literature." of German, at Colby from 1985 to on tenure overseen by Qlivares, The Math department has been l9&9r and left after he wasdenied Olivares was away from the experiencing great changes. tenure* the official reason for his College during Nutting's review Although there are only nine faculty being denied tenure, according to by a. committee made up of the: members in the department, the Nutting, was that his publications Mod ern Foreign Language contracts of three visiting professors during fus Department from last year were not renewed stay at The for this year. Colby were committee, "We currently have three new * n o t which did professors, two of whom are on produced n. o t tenure track positions, and one who at the same .recommend Ec/io /ue ptoto is in a visiting position," said Chair level [as Nutting for Government professor Guilain Denouex of the Mathematics Department they werej • tenure, was Keith Devlin. The visiting position at Cornell," led by the will turn into a tenure track position the previ ous department for around 240 next year, and Colby is currently institution chair of the By Amira Bahu government majors," he said. "The soliciting for applicants. at which he department, STAFF WRITER new position was sorely needed." . "We expect to receive about 350 previously Jeatt Bundy* When a position becomes applications, which we will narrow taught "(The Decisions to create tenure track vacant, it must then be applied for down to three," Devlin said. "These Aoxuding photo by Tosh Friedman tenure and other faculty positions are by a department, because the three will be brought to campus for to Jorge PeterNuttmg system at handed down to the College from position may not remain in the a few days during which time they Olivares, Colby] is the Board of Trustees, according to department in which it originated. will be asked to give a lecture on chair of the Modem Foreign enormously shortsighted to young Dean of Faculty Robert McArthur. For example, a position in one their research, but at a college level. I anguage Department, candidates faeul ty;" Nutting said. "{There is] "Between eight and ten years department may be "phased out" Students and professors will sit in are judged from a personal file, or an overemphasis on research, with ago the Board of Trustees decided, in order to fulfill a greater need in on the lecture and evaluate the dossier, whichcontains a plethora priorities becoming skewed away based on a budget forecast, that another department. candidate." of determining documents* fro m teaching.4" each year there would be three "Some positions become vacant "The number one priority of the A personal statement from the Nutting continued on page9 'created' positions," he explained. due to sabbatical leave, in which College in searching for a new The positions were to be di vid ed case a visiting professor is hired," professor is their teaching ability," evenly between those dealing with McArthur said. "However, when a Devlin clarified. He also admitted Tenure alternative academic support, such as within more permanent position opens, that even though the department the administration and food possibly due to retirement, the tries to narrow down the field of By Deborah Fuller New faculty members at services, and faculty positions. position becomes a 'tenure track' applicants, sometimes the STAFF WRITER Hampshire are granted a primary "Last year's 'created' position position. It is the College's legal candidates chosen for the job are three-year contract. At the end of was in the government department, and ethical duty to advertise the not ideally suited to the position. Hampshire College in Amherst, the three years, the contract is in Middle Eastern politics, with position internationally, and to "If we are not getting positive Mass. is one institute which reviewed by the department Professor Guilian Denoeux," consider visiting professors feedback from the students, we try employs an alternative to the tenure (known as "school") and a McArthur said. objectively, just as part of the to give the professor a chance to system. Hampshire's system, which recommendation to end or renew Chair of the Government general applicant pool." adjust to Colby and the students. If consists of a series of three contracts, the contract is made to the College Department Sandy Maisel believed According to Chair of the the evaluations do not improveafter is considered successful by the president. that this new position was needed English Department John Sweney, the second year, we may or may faculty and the administration, If re-appointed, the faculty by the department. there are three positions in his not try for another year. The according to Associate Dean of member enters into a four-year "There are currently eight department opening for the 1991- application process would then Faculty Larry Beedee. Alternative continued on pag e 13 faculty member sin the government 92 year. begin all over again." ? Faculty positions at Colby; What do the many titles for a professor mean?

By Ginny Morrison as it stipulates. professor status. If the candidate is not in a date version of their tenure dossiers, which STAFF WRITER Adjunct Professor: a rank reserved for temporary position and /or does not carry are then reviewed by the candidate's and Craig Appelbaum appointments for coaching and teaching adjunct status, then he or she is on a tenure departmental review committee. This review FEATURES EDITOR positions in the Department of Physical track position. For example, Lindsay Wilson committee submitsarecommendation(either Education and Athletics, in Performing Arts, of the History Department carries the rank of favorable or unfavorable) to the Dean of and other comparable programs. Adjunct Assistant Professor of History, and is Faculty,who presents the candidate's dossier Professors can assume a number of positions are created for faculty who teach currently holding a tenure track position. In - which now includes the recommendation different positions during their Colby career. applied subjects, such as athletics and rare cases, assistant professor status may be of thedepartmental review-tothe Committee Colby hires faculty to fulfill either tenure performing arts. For example, Director ;of applied to non-adjunct faculty who do not on Tenure and Promotion. The Dean of track or temporary (usually visiting) Athletics and basketball coach Dick hold doctorates. *- Faculty then transmits the evaluations and positions. Upon arrival at Colby, professors Whitmore carries the rank of Adjunct Associate Professor: the rank granted vote of the committee members, along with maynotbegranted tenure immediately,even Profcssorof Physical Education. Faculty who to tenure track assistant professors who have his own evaluation and recommendation of if they were tenured at the institution at hold the adjunct ranking are not eligible for received tenure. Simp ly, after receiving the candidate, to the President, who submits which they had previously taught. If hired tenure, and are employed under renewable tenure an assistant professor is promoted to a recommendation to the Board of Trustees. for a tenure track position, however, one- to three- year contracts. Adjunct status an associate professor. Of course, not all Before receiving tenure, a professor may candidates will usually come up for tenure can also be applied to other faculty ranks as associate professors are tenured (the prime take a one-year sabbatical at half or no pay review within one to six years. well (Paula Aboud is an Adjunct Instructor example being adjunct associate professors, from the College. Usually, though, the The following summaries explain the of Physical Education and Dick Scwell is and who arc ineligible to receive tenure). professor makes up for the difference in loss differences among faculty positions at Colby: Adjunct Associate Professor of Performing Full Professor: according to the faculty of pay through grants or loans. *¦ Lecturer/Instructer: usually full orpart- Arts). handbook, "every associate professor is In addition, faculty members who receive timc temporary positions. Any candidate Assistant Professor: a rank reserved considered by a departmental committee for tenurcandlaterrcsignlosethcir tenure status. hired for a teaching position who docs not for candidates who possess Ph.D.'s and are promotion to professor no later that the tenth Faculty salaries arc based on a flexible possess a Ph.D. is given the title of instructor appointed to tenure track teaching positions. year after promotion to associate professor scale, and are negotiated by each candidate or lecturer. Lecturers always receive term It is an "entry level" rank, so to speak, since or receipt of tenure." For an associate in his or her contract. In most cases, salary is appointments and arc employed by the professors who have doctorates and arc in professor to be considered for such based on the candidate's qualifications and College on term contracts for as many years their first year of teaching are given assistant promotion, he or she must submit an up-to- past expericncc.Q DINING ' \^ ^ &p¥ VP^M ^ W S E R V I C E S / IKIapip^ ¦Ttta i i iiate§i)awBDQD8a Colby Dining Services will remain open for Thanksgiving Break.

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Normal Board Operati ng Sc hed ul e Resume s dramatic changes;, " .said ATTENTION ALL SENIORS: Nutting N*ttim& who *&&<&-$m ihe current Continued tenumsystemat^choofe f r&mp age7 like Colby, if continued, will THE SENIOR CLASS PHOTO FOR THE eventually be "setting back higher education,* Nwtting believes . this Nutting wrote a: five page ORACLE WILL BE TAKEN TOMORROW shortsightedness- will letter to'the Collegelast year, ultimately prove detrimental thoroughly "explaining his toColbyin the long run, viewSon.theten.ureSystem.The AT 12:30 P.M. ON THE FIELD IN "'With so malty faculty opinion was printedm th&Echo retirements [eminent in the last January, but Nutting nejcfc decade], thenesult Will be received only a one sentence FRONT OF MILLER LIBRARY. AND graduate students teaching replyfrom president Cotter. without Phjys," he said'. Although he was denied PLEASE DON'T FORGET THAT Thisproblemisnoturtitjue tenure at Colby, Ntitting said to Colby,ho wever.As Mufti ng he is .still strongly considering explained, with thejol>market returning to teaching,. SENIOR PHOTOS ARE DUE THIS for college faculty changing "My gut feeling tells me constantly, many schools are yes/* he said. "I've been too reluctant to change with it successful to give it up TUESDAY IN THE STU-A OFFICE!!!!!!!!! "Colby doesn't see the completely £]

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tv JJ-JL Yvr 8JI HJr %» O^ r lJLi .JLO'JJIJMgl . If what happened on your inside ' happene d o n you r outs ide, would you still smoke? the pavement or NOV. 15. THE GREAT AMERICAN SMOKEOUT. oo the road RICHMOND LAW to success? Richmond r—' WfTInf lltiMfwir i ''i' ' 1 1 IP fi"9 i"' ^ II It 's a tough job market out there. You'll be up against some pretty stiff competition. People with the educa- Xii '^' tion and the experience. Of course, there are alternatives — especially for those individuals with an eye on the \\ ^ ^i aiiftArin^ /J big picture. We're Hannaford Bros. Co., Northern New England's leading food and drug retailer. Our corporate head- quarters arc located in Portland , ME and we have stores and opportunities available in Maine, New Hampshire, * Small classes , supportive faculty Vermont, Massachusetts and New York. 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If you 're graduating this year with a grade point average of * Celebrating 120 years 3.0 or better and have superior communications skills, don't miss out on this outstanding opportunity. And , serving the legal profesion come September, instead of looking for work , you can be working toward your future! For further information , contact your Placement Office. An Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/H/V, 1-800-289-URLAW f ¦w. Director of Admission Services University of Richmond Hannaford |5fej} | Bros . Co. School of Law Richmond, VA 23173 Fully Accredited ABA/AALS tion. Tune in to WMHB a My second area of concern is the $%€0iw fcijo article concerning Stu-A club funds. Founded in 1877 WMHB solution The Stu-A budget is controlled by • LORI WRIGHT, Editor the student organization not by the ALISA ATTARDI, ManagingEditor WALKERFENT ON, Layout Editor Once again we have to endure I would first like to thank those Student Activities Office. Student ANDREAKRA SKER, News Editor SHARYL WHITE, Layout Editor the tiring question of whether or responsible for the "Swinging" Government authorizes allocation PAUL ARGIRO, Sports Editor R.B. KIERNAT, Business Manager , not YOU like the radio station. Screw Your Roommate last Satur- expenditures, club budgets, and CRAIG APPELBAUM, Features Editor JOSH FRIEDMAN, Photography Editor I like it. I like Derek and Greg's day. Not only was it original, but it , whatever else they decide to use it SCOTT BARKHAM A& E Editor PETE CARPENTER, Ad Manager hip-hop and house music show on was also a step in the right direction CHIP SMITH, Opinions Editor KELLY McENTEE, Production Manager for. I do not allocate any Stu-A Friday afternoons. I likeRobert from to educate Colby students that there funds, or do I authorize any expen- LAURA PAVLENKO, Asst. News Editor Malawi's cool accent as he talks are other styles of music outside of AMY VREELAND, Asst. Sports Editor ditures without the approval of about the reggae tunes he's playing. Guns and Roses, Tiffany, and the Candace Green, the Stu-A Trea- KIM MERRIMAN, Layout Assistant I like listening to the Soul Kitchen " laaayed out" crap that Student MAGDA LACHARITE, Layout Assbtant p surer. Students decide where stu- SARA WEBSTER, Layout Assistant on Sunday nights, hearing the DJs Center goers must endure every dent money goes, not the adminis- HILARY ROBBINS, Asst. Photography Editor crack themselves up. I like Tyrone's weekend. Far be it for me to com- tration. That's the way it ought to EVAN METCALF, Staff Artist confident and level speaking voice, plain about the way things are be. KRIS OWENS, Librarian plus his choice of music is the tops. without offering solutions. One so- MARK R. MUIR, Subscriptions Ma nager I like the fact that last Monday night lution is WMHB. Tullio Z. Nieman I heard a hip-hop song that talked WMHB is a necessary part of the LETTERS AND OPINIONS POLICY Student Activities Director TheEditorial is theoffidaloplnion of thepaper.Theother opinions presenton this pagedonot necessarily about Ida B. Wells, a wonderful Colby education. Not only does represent the views of The Colby Echo or its staff. woman who fought against WMHB give students a chance to The Colby Echoencourages letters from its readers, especially those within the immediate community. They should not exceed 200 words. lynching in the south. I also die for spin the vinyl, but it is a wonderful WMHB an Lettersto the Editor should be typed. Letters to the Editor must be signed and include either an address thesteamingblues show that Beagle source of new music. Where else or a phone number. For publication on Thursday,letters must be received by 77k; Colby Echono later than Monday evening of the same week. and Jones do on Wednesday are people going to hear World Beat, inde pendent The Colby Echo reserves the right to edit all submissions. - afternoons. Jazz, Industrial, Hardcore, Pro- I've worked at the station for gressive, Hip Hop, and House? To entit y threeand a half years. I'm dedicated those who would like to see WMHB enough to the station to have stuck change its format, I say: Don't waste WMHB-The Mayflower Hill Colby students are frogs in a pot! by it, helping to give my influence your time trying to force your mu- Broadcasting Corporation has been and my input. There are many sical ignorance on the rest of us. It is certified with the state of Maine as a A friend of ours once likened the changes that occur with Colby radio establishment since October, policies to a cook trying to boil a frog. You can't just throw it in things that I think need changing at your right to be closed minded. , 1972. It is an independent entity boiling water. It will jump right out. You have to put it in cold the station. I intend to try and make However before you criticize us those changes. If YOU'd like to see give us a listen! If'MHB is still not to from Colby College. The extensive t i l water and slowly turn up he heat so t never rea ly realizes what's changes made, then work at the your liking, other stations play clas- collection at the station consists of happening to it. Well, things are pretty hot up on Mayflower Hill station, see how things happen, sic rock and Top 40. Exercise your albums either donated by private these days, and we've found out who's wearing the chefs' hats. make your voice heard. right and listen to them! Otherwise citizens, or lent for promotional They are members of several crucial policy committees that have Understand that there are plenty step off our curb! purposes by the record labels who decided to ban the Echo from their meetings - the meetings which decide of great things at WMHB. Check I urge my fellow students plan- manufacture and distribute their on policies that affect students day and night. And the Echo is the main out the schedule. Tune in to the ning parties to present us with material. Colby College has never, forum by which you, as students, can be informed of the decisions made station. If you like what you hear original music. There are DJs with and will never provide WMHB with behind closed doors. then listen, if not then turn the dial. fresh music on campus. Ask and its recordings. So far we have been excluded from the Alcohol Policy, Educational (Keep tuning into the station until you shall receive! Rachel Kriteman '93 Policy, and Jan Plan meetings. We have attended in past years. Wouldn't you find something that turns you Head Music Director, WMHB you like to know what they are talking about this year? on.) WMHB may not always play Dan Raymont '91 The committee members say if the Echo is present, the committee will your song. It does not always play WMHB DJ not feel comfortable speaking candidly. And if we attend the meetings, my song. However, we play hip- unsubstantiated rumors will start to fly around campus. hop, rock, reggae, funk, blues, WMHB adds But our job as a college newspaper is to clear up rumors and inform our country, metal, classical, jazz, Latin, diversit y readers about what is really going on. It's much easier to do this if we can new age, French, Rap, world beat, Nieman hear about the issues first hand. and hardcore. We've got to be Speaking candidly is one thing, but perpetuating secrecy is another. playing SOMEBODY'S song. clarifies I believe every cultural oppor- Students at Colby are supposed to have a voice, and that's why several tunity brings this school closer to students are representatives on the committees. But for your voice to be Craig Damrauer '91.5 I would like to take a moment to half of the diversity which should heard, you must first know about the issues. The Echo will provide this WMHB Station Manager correct two impressions attributed be present. I come from a public service as long as we can attend the meetings. to me in last weeks Echo. school where there was a reason- Believe us, if changes are being discussed, changes will be made. The Concerning WMHB, I have en- able friction between "scumbags" decisions and proposals reached may not affect you directly,but they will joyed working with Craig and"preps," but the diversity change the College over time. Nobody should be keeping college matters Let' s examine Damrauer, Jason Goldberger and opened me up to a wide variety of behind closed doors. When the Echo is excluded from policy meetings, the rest of the club of fleers. They are lifestyles and people. I would hope everybody is excluded. our priorities really making an attempt to bring that after four years at Colby a stu- their constitution on line with Stu- dent would stop whining about Students are getting cooked at Colby this year. The Echo wants to tell On Friday, Nov. 2 Bowdoin , A's requirements. Katie Kaliff and WMHB and either get a show of you who is turning up the heat. Otherwise we'll be in the pot with the re* students held a sit in. The sit in of you. Shawn Crowley have worked with their own or open up to the diver- wasn't focused on the alcohol the club officers to come to a solu- sity. I would just like people to re- policy, it was asking the college to tion. Students working with stu- alize: closed-mindedness is only a Fire d up over tenure hire more minority faculty and We smell smoke. dents! That's how it ought to be. If symbol of social ignorance. Please create a position in gay and lesbian that issue cannot be worked out, recognize WMHB as one of the few After interviewing deans, department chairs, and professors, studies. We Colb y students should then I will work with the station to alternative music stations in Maine examine our priorities. we learned that tenure is a sticky issue at Colby. Many professors find othersourcesoffunding.I agree and learn to appreciate it's work. we talked to refused to go on the record saying anything about the with Jason Goldberger, when he tenure system. Craig Damrauer '91.5 says that Colby needs the radio sta- Andrew Kulmatiski '94 Secrecy, nervousness, and fear was encountered. Now, we're wondering whether we should be educated in an environment in which a secretive tenure system dictates how our faculty interact with students and each other. Top Ten List for This Week: Of course, there are several good things about the tenure system. Almost all interviewed faculty attested to the fairness and thoroughness of the tenure system, particularly when compared to the systems at other Ten Reaso ns to toe Tha nkful Thi s Year schools. In addition, Colby students possess a strong voice, with faculty evaluations taken very seriously. 10. The Colby directory noticed the dentinher car, | Although the system may be fair in theory, it is unfair in practice. By Amy Havel left outyour middlename, Women hold 41 percent of the tenure track positions, but constitute only COMMENTARY 3, 19 percent of the tenured faculty. And minorities constitute less than five You survived another percent of all tenured faculty at Colby. Of the nine tenured faculty who 9, You know who killed Columbus Day, serve on the Committee for Tenure and Promotion, only two are women, 6< For the most part, your and none arc minorities. There is much talk about the lack of diversity Laura Palmer. among students. Shouldn't the College's commitment to diversity extend eyebrows have grown 2. For holiday dinner, to its faculty as well? 8, Ho one has discovered back, your family fe letting you And then there is secretivencss. At times it looked as if faculty on Sit at thebig people table, tenure track positions were bound into chains of silence, unwilling to your elbow fetish, voice their true feelings for fear that they would harm their cases. 9, You can't be draf ted* 1, And although some faculty were willing to speak informally on sexism 7, You have never been You're only flunking and unfairness in the system, not one would go on the record saying they 4. Your roommate hasn one class. actually existed. We smcllcd more smoke. the subject of a top ten list. 't And where there's smoke, there's fire. ' mf ^k 9 * — — S.Q.S, Is smoking a problem at Colby? |

Rick Avila '93 I quit myself, at least I cut down. I Matt Lapides '94 • don't think it's a problem. I think Not for me. As of yet it hasn't people on the majority are interested bothered me. ~ in health.

David Parker '91 Kristen Herbster '91 I think the crack house situation is Tracy Larson '94 I think it's not very visible and I ht under control here. I refuse to com- I have no idea. I haven't thoug think it's most often associated with ment further because I may run for about it. I haven't seen it that much. alcohol consumption. election in 1992. Commencement speaker or commencement clown recent class meeting, a handful of what will be the biggest moment even Tom Brokaw. If we want Colby recently zoomed past Bates Matt Lehman students decided to rescind an open (so far) in many of our lives. someone funny,there arenumerous into the top 20 in college rankings, THROWING STONES invitation to President Bush, and What we need is someone who funny people who might enlighten and I like to think of our school as a instead chose to offer it to the velcro has contributed to the cause of us about something other than a pretty damn good academic man himself. Ah, what a blow for intellectualism. After all, we are top ten list. Maybe a columnist like institution. Our social life, up until I can see it now. We can put Paul intellectualism everywhere, and going to be receiving degrees for Mike Royko, or a political cartoonist recently, was also pretty fun, but Schaeffer and the World's Most certainly a strong statement about completing our education, not for like Gary Trudeau. The choices are let'sadmit it, wecamehereto get an Dangerous Band up on the tower, our commitment to higher learning. our ability to watch a late night TV endless, and while we must remain education, first and foremost. put Hal Guerney up in the Mudd C'mon, lets get serious. Dave show. I am not suggesting we get realistic about who would actually When I am sitting on the library balcony, and of course Dave on Letterman as our speaker? Can you some stuffy intellectual that no one come to Colby, I know that we can lawn May 26, and looking back center stage. Don't forget the thrill- honestly imagine awarding an has heard of, but someone who has find someone better. upon the last four years, the last cam that will roll over the heads of honorary degree, as is usually the something meaningful and I would love to hear David thing I want to hear is a man made the graduates. How inspiring. custom for the commencement inspiring to say. Letterman speak, as I'm sure most famous for leaping up on velcro The senior class has invited the speaker, to this guy. There is no Some of the other choices on the students would. So why not bring walls, or presenting stupid pet one and . only David Letterman to denying that Dave is a hilarious guy, list fall into this category. People him up like they did with Dan tricks. We as seniors deserve be our graduation speaker. At a but he's not a proper speaker for like Alice Walker, Spike Lee, or Lauria of the "Wonder Years?" better .Q Identification please iv. w eat breakfast between 8:00 and By Andrew Stanley 9:00 a.m. on the weekends. Colby Commentary STAFF WRITER Besides identification frustrations, Colby also burdens Steve Colb&x * Ithappens to all of us every once students with a one price meal plan. mffilT ORNOl' in a while. We can't find our wallet. Regardless of the number of meals When this happens, you can forget that a student eats, they are forced about eating in the dining hall to pay for every meal of the without dishing out some cash. semester. If you want to get Now that it's the middle cf cold after braving the tundra*uk*J that you could bles$ with you* In the past, it never seemed to be admission to dinner this fall using November, and show, conditions on the field last discipline?Kt 's unfair For Colbyto a problem when my I.D. was your I.D. card, you had to pay for Thantegiving,andfinal exams aro Thursday >Tb.ecampus hasn 't been selfishly maintain your friendly missing. I just told the cashier my every dinner from September until jusffc around the cornet, I' ve sounited slncelastyear'sbaslftitball demeanor when there's bar code number and filled out one December. This is a fairly decided to tyke the opportunity team tookthecourt , Thanks for the undoubtedly an improperly of those blue things. All was well. uneconomical bet for many to present some rather random excitement,guys* onrked car,underage drin kcr, or Well, Seller's has tightened up students. If you are not a Sunday thoughts about Colby* Rememberwhen security used compassionate security guard at their policy. Last week I lost my dinner fan and choose to eat •: Lifeat Colbyisgonorally pretty to be cool; when they used to try to some other college. wallet and I didn't have my l.D. I elsewhereon these nights, the $5.50 fantastic. Let's face it^ if s the only keepstudantsout of trouble,rath Van Valkenburgh things that count, $omo people my bar-code number." She still The premise is a simple one. administration)* While we have arrived, A case In point: 1 clearly displayed thisdispleasure when refused to allow me to eat. "I've Students should pay for the meals msponsibilities4'hoyaren 't nearly rememberemptying an optmBusch the fotge salad bowls were been eating in this dining hall every that they eat. Seiler's uses this type asptes^ngasthty wlft be later m fofcttto. at the T<£pxmof & wwurity removed from Dana and Roberts day for a year and a half, you know of pay per number of meals at other life, It's hard to picturea $ucce$$ful officera fow yoarsback,Me warned a few years back, or when the me." She said she did recognize me colleges. This typeof plan is feasible doghead When ydur spouse and me that I'd be heavily fined if caught dganettemachineswere removed but had to follow policy. "So how at Colby. Unfortunately, it's up to kidsmthoprinriploparficipants. by the liquor inspector, I thanked la st year, For me, it was therocent can I cat?" You'll have to pay, and the discretion of the administration Complain as often as yot/d like, him -and moved Oh, wry of and unannounced removal from we will give you your money back how Seiler's administers our food just remember that it* ten years carrying an open container in the the $pa of perhaps tho greatest when you show some I .D,^she said. policy. you'd lovo. to b» complaining in future. video game in the worlds "How can I pay you if I've lost my But this is not a bold policy, and college again. > This weekend a. frlphd of mine "Peastbusters" This tra nsformed wallet?" the switch-over could be relatively I'd Hke to c0dgr.3tttia.te the ww shopped by the same security mynormailystabloemotfonftinto Why exactly is Seller s going ape simple Plenty of colleges operate footbull tea m and the:man 'jtftxKttr officer after she haphazardly molten lava. Like I said, it doesn't over enforcing this rule? Are they this way with a larger degree of toarn for exceed m^ everyone's walked out of hcrdorm with a half- matter, but I really miss worried that peoplcarcconnivingly success than Colby's approach. expectations, and providing; one fin ished bottle of Buwlv. and she murdering thosedamn zombies* cheating the system and eating a It seems a small task for the of the fow sowcesof school unity i was slapped with a $50,00 fine, ' Don't forget to (00k at the single meal for free? Has there been administration toatleastinvcstigate The faotballteam proved a worthy Yeah, K know it's tho rulo,but who's petition board in the library and a coup of students journeying from the way the meal plan is being run. and talented Ibe by winning the goi ng to benefit from this fine? Do sign your name where you agree* Thomas to infiltrate our dini ng halls I have heard a number of students CUB, and the soccer team was you fool safer now? Thanks a lot Have a super Thanksgiving, root to taste test Seller's cuisine? Even if voice their disapproval about pimply amaa ing> If $ unfortunate Mr> Van Valkenhwgh, Ht» boon a for tho Cowboys, and go for a run thcsccrimcsarcoccurringcn masse, having to consistently pay for that the aoctfer tint's first toft* pleasure having you a rounds Now on Friday just long .enough to Seilcr's probably makes up for uneaten meals. It seems only just cam like it or not,P off of charging students for takes action after "several students breakfast every day. Of the 1,400 have voiced concern," should take plus students on the meal plan, very action now. ? "Close Shavians comedic and unique mance and a touch of humor. Steve Earp '92 deserves special recogni- By Stephen Cranfill tion for his praiseworthy perfor- CONTRIBUTING WRITER mance of Caesar. The third play, "St. Joan," is the story of how Joan of Arc con- vinces Charles the Dauphin to put Stnder Theater opened yes- her at the helm of the French army. terday with one act excerpts from The most outstanding characteris- three George Bernard Shaw plays, tic of this play is the excellent cast- dubbed "Close Shavians" by Pow- ing. All characters fit their role der and Wig. One of the many amazingly well. Doug Hill '94 as unique qualities of Powder and the Archbishop offered a standout Wig's newest performance is its performance. conveyance of three completely Since the three .plays are different stories. completely different in nature, they The first act, "Arms & The are held in differe nt locations to Man," is the story of a fugitive alleviate time-consuming set Serbian soldier, played by Mo changes. The first act takes place in Moriarty, who flees from the grasps the basement of Strider Theater. For of the Russian army. He finds tem- the second act, the audience must porary asylum in the bed room of a Beth Rutlinger and Steve Earp as Caesar and Cleopatra in "Close Shavians." photob y Sharon Labeck move up into the Strid er lobby, young Bulgarian woman whose while the final act takes place once father and fiancee both happen to plays are comedies, "Arms & the Moriarty also deserves special note The story goes as follows: queen again in the basement. be high ranking officials in the Man" is the funniest. for his well executed and humor- flees to Pshynx to offer a sacrifice in The plays run about and hour Russian army. The Bulgarian Although Dan Raymont '91 ous portrayal of the Serbian soldier. the face of a Roman attack; emperor and forty-five minutes and will run woman, Rai'na, helps to hide the only has a small part playing a The second play, "Caesar & visits Pshynx to offer prayers; and until this Saturday. The perfor- Serbian officer from the Russians Russian soldier, he adds much to Cleopatra" portrays the story of how emperor meets queen. This play mance starts at 8:00p.m. each who seek him. Although all three the comedic nature of the act. Caesar and Cleopatra get together. entertains the audience with ro- night.Q Former Housemartin steps to a new beat John Martin's Manor; ot just a fancy res auran wanted to stay with their current "For Spacious Lies" is a criticism N t t By Dan Raymont bolstered the heart> Much to our JAZZY D'S CURB format. While Cook formed Beats of the modern-day concept of By Jody Cox leasure, the Main Event also UMnil ^ nM _ «-i ^- » M-MHnHB ^^ lH ^ International, The Housemartins' democracy. The remixed version p Todd O'Connor offered a f reebuffet. (Yes, free.) "Let Them Eat Bingo," the debut lead vocalist P.D. Heaton formed starts out "Don't worry /be happy/ Andy Shpiz This included an assortment of release by Beats International is one The Beautiful South with band- don't worry/be happy." This phrase is repeated several times. CONTRIBUTING WRITERS international cheeses, a veggie of the most musically diverse dance mate, David Hemingway. mm *m**mmtm**mc*mmmm***am **am *cm*m*tm»mmm *mmmimmplatter **m*4, fried shrim "Dub Be Good To Me, track According to Cook, this is what U.S. p and clams,> albums released in years. Norman " a In light of the recent rumblings Which was clearly fresn rrom' rhe Cook, producer and songwriter, which spent many weeks on top of administrations tell the poor. "Democracy is just a word /is often around campus concerning the nearby shores* In general, we were succeeds in blending thoughtful the charts in London, begins, "tank entire social atmosphere of Colby, pleased with theplentiful food,and fl used and seldom heard/and lyrics with traditional Afro- y boss walk jam nitty gritty/your We, as Concerned students, d ecided we all left with satisfied pal,ates. listening to the boy from the bi bad freedom is just a song/but we Carribean rhythms combined with g to take matters intoour own.hands The .Main Event also offers a modern hip hop/house beat. city/this is jam hot/this is jam hot" pretend." Cook criticizes the U.S. for being and offer you an alternative.Social wide array of activities, including Cook formed Beats International and before any sense can be made opportunities do exist outside the video games, a billiardstable^ dart of the lyrics, the beat kicks in. a country in which salvation can be after leaving his position as the realm of thecampus- We decided to board and a personal ? favorite pop A hard-driving,modern , purchased via television, and for bassist and vocalist for The reggae explorethe local wateringholesand a shot, bass-beat is accompanied b dwelling on the communist Housemartins. During the latter y a more other hot spots. The lounge also houses a large traditional, synthesized guitar paranoia fueled by Joseph part of the 80s. The Housemartins On Friday night, wejourneye d screen televisionforsportmgevents. which compels movement. The McCarthy in the late 1950s. were one of the top progressive Into town to oixperience something There are also a plethora of TV's song continues, " le always talk "You can call your TV priests/ bands and then suddenly they peop new and different. Wo travelled to scattered throughout,artd theroare disappeared. Conflict had arisen about reputation /I don't care about be born again /McCarthy's ghost won't help you now/as we struggle John Martin's Manor at 54 College plans for a row of ten to be placed within the band as to where they your other girls/just be good to Ave. For those of you who are above the bar. While there was no me." These lyrics are relatively to our finest hour." where progressing musically. Cook unaware,the Manorismore than a dancing during happy hOurj.it was simple compared with some of the He points out the conflict of wanted to move into the "beatier" fancy restaurant, There is a new obviousthatdancing would bodonc realm but the rest of the band other tracks. interest between the people wanting peace and the army's nightclub/sports bar, called tho later in the evening on the spacious r im, — Mai.ie Event, being completed in dance floor. «l_l__ L1MU1J1._ UJ-U_J»UI«IUMIII -I1IMII«IIIIIIII -IL-- I 1 II Mill —— fight for money. "Your army fights the. basement, Aftfcr out first Thereare opportunities beyond for money/but we experience there we would theStudcnt Centcron aFridaynf^bt fight for peace/and definitely recommend it, If you arc willing to make theeffort, From 5-7:00 p.m, weexperjenced we suggest the Main Event at John INTERNATIONAL you won't put out this flame/it burns so "happy hour/' At this timfe we Martin's Manor, And remember, raveled in the low pricesof the well winners don't drink and drive/ $o bright/through any Q wind/any rain/oh drinks which warmed the soul and designate a driver before you go. you'll never put out the fire/the dream that will burn on and Blazin g bike trails on." The flame he behind the Heights to the crest ot refers to is the desire By Sandy Colhoun Runnals Hill. Ybu'll know you arc within us to be free. STAFF WRITER on the right track when you pass a The remixed version huge blue water tower generously ends, "Ask not what Three years ago, mountain covered with white mule slogans you can do for your bikers were a select group of and Colbygraffiti. From there, head country/but what in hardcore enthusiasts who took to across the top of the hill passing the the fuck has it done the back country trails, leaving the fields down on your left. As you for you?" paved streetsbehind , for a rollicking ride, notice several trails down to "Let Them Eat journey over steep trails and your right - adventures for another Bingo" brings new through deep mud bogs. Today, it day. meaning to the word seems every other post and tree Once you hit the far end of dance. It is an essential around the College has a mountain Runnals Hill, look for a trail heading part of any DJ s bike tethered to it. While many straig ht back into the woods. repertoire. The students have already discovered Downshi ft and head right in. This varying international tho trail listed below, for those new section switches from hard pack to influences contribute to thcsport,thisridcshould provide a root - covered surface, passing to make every track hours of mud - filled adventure. through a closely knit stand of trees on the album "club One of thebest rides available to on the way. After a few minutes, 'll find yourself under a set of worthy/'Q Colby students can be found right you in our own back yard. First, head up Bikes continued on page 13 ft- mi ___ fw ht hm^ h h'm- n _. 111 nw«ii _-iiii | : Mtj«MMjM« _t-m«-ti11111 ' **> J. Hayi's Cinema That should insure cinematic H IIIIIWiillMTM ^r-Tn {ir_-W^ The -- JPortlami Concert ' Drive • en|oyment. Rated PC£t& Call , | || Association presents S«pej»Iaff a -P-K. Tn" w.w ™ilHPiwll P*l WMWi| , , - j - ¦ ^ WHAT'S I , \$mm IJoyt^for^howthnO^ ' ;, * * newssries.especially for the kid i» * * * * * M &ifc . $uperst«fi h$gjn$ *m l<&o«fi*Haa, Martin Scorsese's AvaW mtectot Barry. , BatesCoHege(OiinArt&Csnter} 3atwday,Nov,l?at lr$0p4»> with GOING I feleMm. StarrmgRoberiDeMtno , Levinson (Rata Mas, Diner, a»d - For information on the latest the hilarious singing duo y^Littta- an4 Joe £o$<3 & New Tm Men) again &_&*$» life to ; ^*hiMf$,caU^$&$2$& Rosenshontz:. Tickets- ats $8. Call H&&•ra» 'bs**ir&* Tltis film, is 0aJSmerifeTi^iltmf*?]lovvsthelif« the mA« 772786$a f a&Mfa, in|r«d ii>te - it is- a must see* of an immigrant,an d was-ssleased Bowdoin College (Walker Art ShlawiMes- at &40 and 9:20 p.m. to critical acclaim It is definitely Building). Berklee College of Music in Td%bti$&eiast$feowmg7 - worth choking Out, Rated & Cell On display are the Twentieth Boston is hosting an exciting two hoyt's for$howtimes* Century Artfrom theCoUectkmsv " day foet^ on the music) industry j Sibling Rivahry. Khstie Alley Anothermteresdngexrabjtis'Twm presentedby theMational Academy afcxt . Carrie Fisher star in this Rescuers Down tinder. Call Datet to Picasso; FiveCenturies of of RecordingArts and Sciences this coin^yvl&ted PO'1& Showtime* Hoyt's forshowtime& Master Prints" (ram a private Monday and Tuesday, Nov. i9-W. at?and 9;1^ p,m+ Tonightisthelast collection, Showing until Dee, 9* Thecenterpiece of this event will be shewing* For moxeinfonnation,caa725-300a , on Monday when acclaimed producerRussTitelman (produced Robocop 2 Thursday, Friday, j Graveyard ShifL A horrorfilm Colby College Eric Clapton, Steve Win wood and and Saturday nights at 7 and 9;30 baibd on the Stephen King short The Museum of Art in Bixler> Chaka Khan) wilt exhibit the p,«i. in Lovefoy100 story* KatodR, Showrimesat 7;1£ An exhibition of 30 photographsof production of a live, digital Saturday Half-prkeittatinee#n anil -9r30 p,m. Tttiright is the last At Raouf's Roadside Attraction; thetearirtgdownof theBerlin Wall recording;Forfurther info , call (617) shown. photos come sh^Wjng. in Portland, every Sunday i&horae is being The 266-1400 (x32£). Tickets are Railroad-SquareCinema to "Unplugged" night; acoustic from the Cerman consulate in availableat TicketmasterOutjfet$, College all Between.Main St and jjMEr.Destiny, MidiaeiCaineand sets performed by local muacians, Berlin Ave, jMBelushistar in this fantasyfilm Monday is Open Mike Night, m-tm about changing ©ne^ fate/Rated staft5ngat8p.m, Ifs agoodehanee The only cinema in the area PCJ13, Showtfcnes at? and 9r30 p,nn to strut your stuff, The club is a. great meal where you can get on En^s.tonight - located off exit 6B on This Portland Stage Company thepremtsesbeforeyouseethefOm. 1*296- The Bdfe Brkkell and the New Fridaynightis"PortYideo AB^Star will be putting on the production [Ghost. Yes, this &hn is sSlf Bphemians will be performing at Nighr'VWatchfunny Stcksmagreat Loot by joe Orton from, Oct. -3d COLBY$at night! The opening act Tonlghtfeyourlast opportunity showingyou don'thaveanyidea -' pub atmOSphere^Cafl 77fr$&$ through Nov. IS. It is a wild satire Hiroaki for is AattecCamera. Tickets are $12 in to see Japanese animator wfc* it's about by now, you have exposing the ignorance and s Twilight of She more information* " advance, and $15 at the door. Hie Yosfcid a' no jtfghtto.Rated PG-3&Showtfanes that lurkbehindthefacade Cockroaches, animated $\n% brutality show begins at 8 p.rn- This M%$.Q&Tvi$:< &p.m~ The Moose Alley Safoofton46 of social respectability" Maurice covers lifoiaa decrepatapartment Market St., Portland rn, be purchased at all Ticketron outlets truce anend. Show at awa&ttleel^thisfilro could for pitchers* Thursday night, "Panic the production Call 774-0/465 for only. yea Sated R. oar chargetickets by phone> Call t- Station/'ajanimingguarte^wiilbe moreinformation, ^30-382-8080. playing. This Fridayand Saturday Starting tomorrow night, and ^ STARTING FRIDAY: night, "Swift Ice Cubes" will be. The Portland. Concert Outing Club Cabin. Only 10 playing until Nov+ 22 is A Hughes' latest performing,. Check ' taut, floors Association presents noted pianist film, written Howe lone- John em miles away from Mayflower HiHis Metropolitan. This left at home alone open at 8 p.m,, and the hand goes Peter Serkin in a solo recital at and directed hy newcomer Whit fitoabout a child a beautiful lakce-front spot that is the havoc that hecreates- The on at 9:30 p.m. $2 cover charge. City Hall Auditorium on supposed ly a parody of ancf Portland ypurs to take advantage of. ju st Stilhnan is ustiai Hughesfilm , no doubt. Rated Tues Nov.l3at7:30p.m. Peter young people day, pick up a map at the Outing Club thedebutanteRvesof At The XtryT>ock in Portland, : established; himself in Manhattan. However, it is PClCaiirfeyt 's for showtimes* $0rkin has as casein the Student Center. this Fridaynight . Blue Root will be one of the most highly esteemed difficult to See the tOrtgroe-uvcheek aay * KockyV* YeSy Siy'si gotngtotry to pertottmng, '^ttttr nxgnt, tne musicians pettorming today. Ht& The next offering from the aspects of the f*lro;it seems moreto , , milfe ns for more money. They ¦ Boston rockband "VelcroPeasattts'' program Includes worksbyMozart Biology film festival wiii b» a be a celebration of the Ufestyle> ¦ w&Wreckingthehouse, Call774- Beethoven, Chopin, , ahoisld have stopped after the first £rahnAS, double feature: The Addict Brain There are some funny moments =3$50 for more information. tAeberson, Cachr and Knussen, iityou^TOterested in. Rociy, or at least the second The and High-Tech Babies, They will thongh^and ideaseesmsto be getting a little Tickets ate $25> $20> SIS. and $10, the way the rich kids live in New old*. be shown on Mon., Nov, 3$ at 7 Attest tfteoriginalRocky director, ^nd good seats are still available. in the Audiovisual Viewing YorkCity, then this film is for you* Wfrmt) pjn* 7 John Avildsen (who aJso directed Cm the PCA at for Room In the basement of Miller Rated PG-13. Showtime* at and inforntationy 9&5p,m. 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institution is looking for promise,' Besides McArthur, of the Soon after the bndge, you will Committee on Tenure and find jrourself in the delivery area of System and the system helps ensure that a candidate of such promise will have Promotion are: Government Bikes Super Shaw's market. Enjoy the continued fromp age 6 Professor Sandy Maisel, French smooth ride out around the front, the "potential to be a contributing Continued from p age 12 member of the faculty for their Professor Suellen Diaconoff, across the street to Hoyt's Cinema, Board of Trustees. The Dean of Biology Professors Jay Labov and' and make your way to the back left careers." power lines running downhill to Faculty informs the candidate of Although teaching is of primary Bob Cole, English Professors Doug leveling off to your corner of the Hoyts parking lot. the President's recommendation. Archibald and Ed Kenney, Math your left and back into the importance to the committee, right. Checkyourbrakesand secure Drop off from here If a candidate is denied tenure, Professor Dale Skrien, and wooids. The first section is a fast, McArthur said that a gifted teacher your helmet before heading left. he or she may petition for a Philosophy and Religion Professor wide path leading eventually to a who is not much of a scholar "is in The hill is steep, rocky, and reconsideration, by showing Debra Campbell. Committee drop off to another bridge on many ways running out of challenging. Near the bottom, you'll steep sufficient reasons for membership rotates, and three new ht. Cross the bridge and intellectual capital. The scholarly run into a bog that has a tendency to your rig reconsideration. members are periodically head up the hill toward Waterville part replenishes the store-house, grab your bike and hold it until the As McArthur explained, tenure and enhances [the candidate's] appointed to replace the three rider is forced to bail out, ankles airport. systems exist partly because "any "Q from discipline." members who "rotate out. sinking into six inches of central Amyriad of trails cut away which allows for many Maine s finest black gook. this jath, ' suggest a terminal year contract. A large percentage of faculty The ride continues on the asphalt new and different rides. I making your way up to the fringes Alternatives Administrators "feel the system members are re-appointedand most road until you reach a dead end. continued from p age 7 works well," said Becdee. "But more who leave do so from choice, said hill to your right, and take of th« airport and from there make Head up Cut off the hill in importantly, the faculty docs." He Beedee. He estimated that four your first left onto a dirt road at the your own choice. contract. A more extensive review any direction and you will is then conducted at the end of this pointed out that , both the faculty members of the faculty have left in top of the hill, across from a red and the student body have a say in the last three or four years. mailbox with the name Smith on it. ultimately wind up on a main road contract. A recommendation from to Colb contract appointment and have not The series of contracts system About200yardsdown thisdirtroad whicliyou can follow back y. the "school" is passed to the Committee on Faculty challenged the system in its 20 year hasbeen used since theCollege was on thclcftyou will sccan overgrown existence. founded in 1970.Therearecurrently dirt path blocked off with dead tree TBiis circuit offers challenging, Appointment and Promotion, and , steep hills, exciting "They must feel just as secure as 96 full-time faculty members, limbs. Take this trail. muddy terrain then to the president. and a multitude of choices, they would any whcieclse," he said. according to Beedee. ? This rut lined overgrown path decents, The committee consists of five , favorites. is deceptively difficult. It is riddled making this rideone of my faculty members, elected by the Two tricf warnings: always wear a with mud puddles, the bottoms of faculty, and two student members, which are left to our imagination hclmot because trees and rocks have elected by the student body. directly in each time your front tire plunges a funny way of getting Ten-year contracts arc granted and secondly, until into the silty brown water. Toward your path, to professors whose second wear colorful tho end of this section is an old Thanksgiving, contracts arc renewed. If a contract t wooden bridge. Cross it if you can. clothing so that deer hunters don' is cut after either the three or four- Tho fall is about six feet. mistake you for a ten point buck.Q ycarcontracts, the professoris given Time 's Running Out! —^

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mmmnm** *Z.^™. Men's soccer ends spectacular season at 13-1-2 They were more skilled than we were," said George Linge '92. By Amy Vreeland "The wind accentuated that - they ASST. SPORTS EDITOR could keep the ball on the ground better than we could. If they hadn't The men's soccer team scored the second goal we would completed their winning season have been in good shape - we've with a final record of 13-1-2 after a been down before and come away tough 2-1 loss to Williams College with the win. But being down two goals is a tough situation." Midfielder Brian Wiercinski '92 "Tournament games was forced to leave the game when differ from regular he suffered a broken collarbone season games because its during a collision with a Williams player. "The first 15 minutes of the always in the back of game were very close," he said. your mind that a loss "The wind was a big disadvantage means the end of the - we played with our backs up against the wall the entire first half." season." Eslick said that the strong wind -Mike Gorra '92 played a significant role in the Colby is beaaten by Williamsin a hard-fought loss for the men' s soccer team photo by Tara Taupier direction the game took. "It was very frustrating to work against the in the ECAC Division III semifinals make the score 2-0 at half time. With First-year midfielder Pat Skulley Mules goalie Jason Eslick '92 had wind in the first half - it made it last Thursday at Colby. 8:30 left to play, Doug Oppenheimer put Colby on the scoreboard with seven saves. On Sunday Williams difficult for the defense to clear the Williams scored first midway '92 scored for Colby on a pass from 1:51 remaining in the game with a went on to defeat Wesleyan 2-0 to ball. Both of the Williams goals were through the first period and then Colin MacArthur '92 but the play shot from 15 yards out. Williams win . their fourth ECAC shot at close range. They weren't again with 0:56 left in the half to was ruled offsides. outshot Colby 11-9 while White championship. Soccer continued on page 19* Third CBB title is sweet ending for Mules After blowing what was once an only had to go 65. A 16 yard completion to Steve and Ward connected. The By Kebba Tolbert 11 point lead, the Mules found The pressure was on Hatch '93 gave the Mules first and completion gave them their third STAFF WRITER themselves trailing by a field goal quarterback Rob Ward '93, who had goal with no timeouts left. Ward consecutive CBB. with only 0:50 remaining and 65 a superb day off the bench, after quickly threw an incomplete pass After the game Baisley said "We The Colby Mules came back in yards from their end zone. starter, James Dionizio '92, went to stop the clock with only seven knew a tie wasn't good enough. dramatic fashion late in the fourth "I wasn't too worried because seconds remaining in the game. The play wasn't even designed for quarter on Saturday to sneak out a last week we drove 80-yards in a A field goal would give the me. I was the last option. It's exciting win and the CBB Championship minute, " explained Coach Tom "This victory will live on Mules a 20-20 tie and the because this is my first TD in four against Bowdoin, 23-20. Austin. "I told them this time we for years in my mind. championship, but that would not years." be good enough. "My plan was to "This victory will live on for This is a tribute to our go get two plays in. The first would years in my mind. This is a tribute players and coaches." be for the touchdown and we'd only to our players and coaches. Rob did go for the field goal if we had to," wonderfully. He's a great team said Austin. player," said Austin with a well -Coach Tom Austin Ward took the snap and was deserved smile. forced to scramble. After running The Mules became only the out with a concussion. With 3:01 to around for a few seconds to avoid a second team in the CBB history to go in the game and Colby looking sack it was too late for the Mules to three-peat; Bowdoin did it in 1974- to sit on their 17-14 lead, Ward get two plays off. It was all or 75-76. Ward also tied a 27 year old fumbled on his own 25. yard line. nothing. Suddenly, tight end Paul record for throwing the most TD's Bowdoin recovered and drove in Baisley '91 got free in the end zone in a game with threeO for the score. The extra point attempt was blocked by Len Baker '93 and the Polar Bears found themselves ahead 20-17. Women's . Ward, who had something to prove after his near fatal mistake, x- country responded by driving 41 yards in 25 seconds. With 0:19 left, Ward found his team first and ten on the places nintn -i|M » t »n ii nimn -^mii iiiniMii " i| i ii i» i i aUo to move up far enough, Colby celebrates as the Mules clinch third straight CBB. photo by ban bright Bowdoin 26 yard line. *t*>«' ' By M^m Schwartz, "Everyone had a strong finish andindividually they did wefy bUt STAFFWRITER the,conditions were not conducive to fast running/' Male Harriers make history 'The Colby women 's cross Severance leaves at the ond of go far. Their dedication to training including his ECAC victory. country team placed ninth overall theweekfor Grinoll College in Iowa By Beth Cronin and leadership were two of the At the regional competition, on Saturday at the New England for Saturday's NCAA STAFF WRITER essential elements that propelled Thompson finished eighth with a Plvisjon III Championships i*t Championships* this team to the top of the Regional time of 25:55 only two seconds Southeastern Mn$sac.husetts "{ think she has a good shot at Championship. behind the national qualifying time, University,Despite the muddy and comingbackan All-Amorican/'said On Saturday, cross country In a sport usually viewed as while Donnelly and Gilbcrtson rainy conditions, all rtmnevs AjltVon To do so would mean respectively. f inished in the top htff of the 186 placing In the top 25 out of 136 runners across the nation raced at highly individual, Wescott recalled placed 12th and 20th - eight regional sites for the right to the strong team unity, which In addition to the senior force, competitor, runners, "She's going to have to represent their region at the NCAA enabled Thompson and the team to rounding outColby's "top five" are Michelle Severance '04 finished really push i t, bu 11 think she has the Division III Championships. reach such high success. After sophomores Ben Trevor, who fifth overall at 18:17 placing her in ability/' continued Aitken. "She's a 'for Colby's male harriers outdistanced missing all but one meet in the 1989 placed 12th out of the 273 finishers, the top nine who qualify tough runner, she's in shape and 23 teams, including perennial cross country season due to a foot and Greg Rideout '92 a consistent national, Jennifer Hartshorn '94 she's ready foranything that comes champs, Brandeis University, to win injury and having struggled runner with quality performances placed 53rd, Colleen MnJlcck '91 her ;way*" the Region I title for the first time in through the start of the 1990 season, who kept the team time spread to placed 54th, Polly Sheridan '92 Colby battled 33other teams for Colby history. Thompson found himsel f running 45 seconds with his 26:40 finish at placed 73rd, Lesley Eydenborg '$>1 their position, William* took first Although under the NESCAC at the front of the pack alongside SMU. Brian Carlson '94 ran a 36th placed 80th* Christiw? Mentor/94 wikh^poiMsfoJlowed byBoWdOm doctrine Colby is not allowed to teammates Donnelly and place finish followed by Barrett placed 90th, and Theresa Sulliva n. (92 points), Smith (149 points), advance to the National Gilbcrtson at tho NESCAC Smith '91 who ran a commendable '91 placed fll si. Middlebury (16/t points), Bates(|82 Championships, the much coveted Championships. 28:03 over the five mile course. "We were a H-ita disappointed po>nts),Brahdoi$$24 potato),Tufts title was emotionally received by a Elated by Thompson's now With a NESCAC team victory, With our overall Ma ruling. We WOre (262 points), University of Southern team whose season's goal became a found confidence, the other two Donnelly and Gilbcrtson's one-two hoping for fifth or oven eighth/ Maine (266 points), Colby (275 Colby runners hold back at the finish finishatthcStatcmce^Thompson's said Coach Debbie Aitken * points), nnd the U,$, Const Cuard reality. too Coach Wescott predicted, four line allowing Thompson to cross ECAC victory and the ' NCAA "Everyone went ou t <2f& points). Because Williams and years ago, that theclassof'91, which first. This vote of appreciation, by Regional title, this year had been a conservative for tin* first m)hs Bowdoin are both NESCAC teams included the exceptional runners of two greatly respected teammates, fine culmination for the three bOcause of the Wet slippery and arc unable lo compete on a Dave Donnelly'91 , Marc Gilbcrtson inspired Thompson in the three seniors and an exciting start for the conditions* Wc wero able to pass a na tional level, Smit h will represent '91,and KcntThompson '91, would remaining meets of the season, underclassmcnO lot of people, but wo ju«t weren't Now England at the natiimnteO I-PLAY Update;

Co-ed Football Dana Destroyers 12-6. The Pierce By Greg Greco Panthers defeated the Pigliners 12- CONTRIBUTING EDITOR 6 Thursday. The play-offs started this

¦ ¦ - . I.-.. - Monday as the Treworgy Trojans ii" i i In the final week of the regular I advanced beating the Panthers. there:it was on page 19 of the PauIArgiro . NESCACs?Would a. hming man PLAY football season, the Foss Thesoletouchdowncameona pass Monday Morning Sentinel: *CB8! SPORTS EDITOR not put money on her to become an Hallucinogenic Toads led their way fro m Brian Quinn '91 to; Ryart CBB! CBB* Colbythree-peats with AlJ+AmericanthlS Weekend? After to the play-offs defeating Crosbie '94. Key defensive plays last second victory/' And & p*t seeing her run all season, only a Arachnophobia 12-6 on Mon., Nov. late in the game came from Darren mademethinfcforasecond-avrary fool would pass up the chance to 6. Arachnophobia also made the DeMonsi '94, who intercepted a long second. And my thought the regularseason, finally finishing make some cash. Oh> to be able to play-offs. pass, and Ruben Santiago '93, who started to wander just a. little past at 13-1-2. Did anyonereallybeliev^ run like the wind.« Two of the favorites, the recovered a fumble. Also starring that Sweet victory over those f ii the beginningat the season that Who wowld of thought? Three Woodpeople and the Treworgy for the Trojans was inspirational loveaible PolarBears, this team would go undefeatedin. runners on one team, each so Trojans played one of the better leader Rachel Herf '94, who made Who would of thought? After thereguterseason , endingit witha. unselfish that they would virtually gamesof the weeklast Wednesday, some key defensive plays. For the losing most of last year's storting ranking of number one in New slow down to gi vetheother runner as the Woodpeople won 16-13. Jon Panthers, Leach, Rich Rusnack '91, lineup, who would have believed England and number four In the a: taste of victory* Aren't such Chenard '94, of Treworgy, helped and Greg JacobsoQn '91 excelled. that theColby football team would nation? Remember the double teammates best created by a very his team in the losing effort with The Woodpeople also advanced wind up picking tip their third overtimewin? DougQppenheimer, good fiction writer? Is it fair that some stellar defense. KebbaTolbert in the play offs as they dismantled Colby has Dave Donnelly'9l/ Kent straightCBB crown? WhydidPaul what did it feel like to score that r '94 proved the difference scoring the Foss Hallucinogenic Toads 21- Thompson 9l4 and MarcGiibertson Baisley'91 wait ifbur years before winning goat voth 0:2$. left? Mark r two touchdowns for the winning 2. They scored on a pass from Mike catching a touchdown pass? And Serd jenian, whatwas itlike to coach 91 all on thesame team? Do they Woodpeople. Zhe '93 to David Lane '94. But the know how much easier my job whydid it have to come with only this wonderful + soceer team? The Pierce Panthers went down highlight of the game for the ©Wleftin hislastgameof his career Bowdoin, what is it like to keep becomes withrunners like that? to undefeated Drummond(6-0) this Woodpeople occurred late in the as a Mute? Why did the Sentinel losingin theclosingsecondsagainst Who wouldof thought?Up here '94 past Sunday. Drummond was led game when Tom Seery use the name foe Montana in the US? in Waterville, Maine, where the by the amazing Todd Astor '91, intercepted a pass and ran 50 yards same sentence as Rob Ward '93? Who wouldof thought?A quiet winter winds start to howl just a who caught three touchdown to the two yard line. The high And where did Lett Baker'PScome shy first year student breaking few weeks early, who would of passes and intercepted two Chuck scoring Tolbert scored from there. from and how long can we keep courserecordsi n her very first cross thought that so much good could Leach '91 passes, as Drummond The Treworgy Trojans and the him? Was it thecheerleaders? CQuntrymeets.Who knew Michelle come out of one season. Certainly rolled 21-0. Pierce, led by Woodpeople will have a rematch Who would of thought?AColby Severancewas going to become the not Tom Hanrahan and certainly quarterback Leach, who had some in the semifinal tomorrow. men's soccer team going 12-0-2 in first female Colby runner to win. not L Congratulationsto allu fine runs, fell to 3-3. The winner of that game will Wednesday's games featured a play the other semifinal winner at preview of the play-offs as 1:00 p.m. on Saturday for the Drummond held on to defeat the Championship.Q your mind that a loss means the Soccer end of the season." Continued from page 18 "They managed to get two goals. Devastator of the Week good shots on the goal - more just That killed us," said Parker. "We crashing the net. Our team as a haven't had goals scored against us The Devastator of the Week whole played well. In the second like that all year - a bad bounce that award goes to Kent Thompson '91 hal f we d efinitely sparked and manages to get into the net. We had of the men's cross country team. almost tied the game - we just came a pretty good attitude going into After missing all of last season with up short." the second half and we felt like we a foot injury and having a "We played a good game." said could still tie." disappointing first half of this co-captain Niles Parker '91. "I was really proud of our effort season, Thompson has become Mr. "Williams was the best skilled team even though we lost," said Linge. November. Last week he won the that we've faced. We knew going "We could have folded but we ECAC Division III Championship, into it that they had won the played hard the whole game. We coming in ahead of 165 runners. championship three years in a row, dominated them in the second half This past weekend he came in first that they had some All-American - we just couldn't score two goals for the Mules in the NCAA players, and that they had real that were legal." qualifying meet as Colby won the tournament experience." Coach MarkSerdjenian's White Regional I championship. Colby had not appeared in an Mules finished their regular season Unfortunately, he missed the ECAC tournament in 12 years, undefeated and ranked number one NCAA qualifying time by two which also gave Williams an among New England Division III seconds, but his accomplishments advantage. "None of the guys on teams and number six nationally. this'month have been enough to our team had played in a "Being undefeated our whole earn him the Devastator Award. tournament while some of the season is a great accomplishment," said Eslick. "The teams are always Congratulations again to Kent photo by Josh Friedman Williams players had been in one Thompson.Q four years in a row," said Mike very even in a tournament so that Devastator of the week Kent Thompson Gorra '92. "Tournament games anything can happen -especially in differ from regular season games soccer where the best team often because it's always in the back of doesn't win."Q

nn ii m ii I I Mm n t n il i Sports Shorts SCOREBOARD iMI t lH I IHHII'HMI I II I I i mi l Htltl ltHMHW II MU I H I M M I H t » H III t » t H I H III It M It M t M il M I Ifl MI I f tn *t**+t*l fi fth overall in a timeof 18:17 under \ The FOOTBALL team wrapped up its regular season at Bowdoin The SOCCER team finished its wet and muddy conditions. Her FOOTBALL on Sat., taking home the CBB for illustrious season last Thurs. after finish qualified her for the NCAA they lost to a scrappy Williams n/t0 Col 23 Bowt 2fl the third consecutive time, 23-20. championship to beheld atGrinncll s . OT ehmopfc Colby led 17-14 and had the ball team, 2-1. The loss, which came in College in Iowa on Sat. If she with 3:01 remaining when the semi-finals of the ECACs in finishes in the top 25 out of 136 MEN'S SOCCER quarterback Rob Ward '93 fumbled which Colby was seeded first, put runners, she will be named a 11/8 Will, I Col, 1 the ball. Bowdoin recovered and their final record at 13-1-2. After Division 111 All-American. scored the go ahead touchdown goingdown 2-0 in the first half, and MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY with 0:50 left in the game. With the having a goal get called back with The MEN'S CROSS , Pat Skulley '94 11/ 10 1st at NCAA qualifying meet Polar Bears ahead 20-17, Ward then an off-sides call COUNTRY team finished first in orchestrated a Montana-Hke attack, scored with 1:50 to go in the game. the NCAA Regional I qualif ying WOMAN'S SS COUNTRY , driving the Mules65yards in under meat this weekend. Kent O*0 The WOMEN'S CROSS 11/10 9th place at NJKngtnnds a minute. With 0:07 to go, Ward hit Thompson '91 finished first for the 11/ 1? NCAA Champ, at Crinnell Coll, lA TBA Paul Baisley '91 for the winning COUNTRY team placed ninth Mules with a timeof 25:55, just two touchdown and the CBB crown. overall this weekend at the New seconds behind the eventual The catch was Baislcy's first England Division . Ill qualifying time. This first place goes touchdown grab in his four years. Championships at Southern along with Thompson's recent The victory was the Mules third Massachusetts University, ECAC victory to finish a remarkable Michelle Severance '94, finished i. straight win. month.Q ••¦ '¦ >.' ii. i _ .._i.^_j ¦ " • . *... Each fall, the Echo Sports Staff realizes that some athletes have risen above the rest to shine in their sport. We saw a glimpse of some of these athletes when we released the mid-season cuts above the rest. Now, we present to you, the 1990 All-Fall Team. Compiled by: Sports Editor Paul Argiro and Staff Writers Beth Cronin and Marci Schwartz Andrea Soleraita In this her fourth year on the varsity field hockey team, Andrea Solomita '91 has led the team in scoring for thepast two yearsendingthisseason with five goals and threeassists, Solomita*who plays the left linkposiiion, also led the team in interceptionsand tackles with 39 for the year*Coach Pluck said, "Andrea is just a great gutsy player.She gives it her all and putsher heart into every game. Theteam will really miss her next year/' Solomfta, a senior captain from Sto neham,MA, would tell you that this year's field hockey season,was adisappointment. They all had such high hopes in the beginning. Solomita, lierself, was named second team Ali-Americart last season ;and observers hoped that she would repeat again this year. Why should we expect anything less? In a season with more downs than ups, Solomita was a j bright spot on the fieldsHer level of play far exceeded many around her> Her shoes will be tough to fiUO The 1990 All-Fall Team. Back row (L-R); Dave Donnelly, Len Baker,J eff Hartwell. Frosh how (L-R); P "°t0 °y Chris Brown Chris Flint Andrea Solomita, Lisa Black, Charlotte Reece,Michelle Severance. Missing: Chris Flint , Kent Thompson. Probably one of the most difficult tasks was picking one player from this year's men's soccer team. When a team finishes 13-1-2, with their only loss coming in the semi-finals Championships, which serve as qualifiers for the nationals. Maine State Meet., third place overall in the NESCAC Ch m ionshi of the ECAC tournament, it is difficult to choose just one "This season was really surprising. I expected to come a p ps, second at the ECACs and he helped the player. But after careful deliberation and a firm idea that into college competition and be a little fish in a big pond," said Harriers win the Regional title. picking two players would tempt us to pick three and maybe Severance. She hopes to make All-American this weekend, With consistent finishes in the top three places for Colby, more, this year's representative from the men's soccer team which includes the top 25 runners of the race.Q Donnelly was an inspiration and a leader on a team of top is scoring wiz Chris Flint '92. runners.Q "Goal scoring takes a certain knack and Chris has it - not Lisa Black everyone can be taught that," said Coach Mark Serdjenian. To be number one on a tenmsteamfeanacCOmplisftment Leu BaM^r Flint had 10 goals and five assists this year for a total of 25 enough* To be number one on an undefeated team is When most pcciple on campus mention Colbyfootball, points. "He's been a really consistent performer and a very outstanding. And such is the case with junior Lisa Black, the first name mentioned is ten Baker '93, In his debut last strong scoring force over the last three years," said Serdjenian. although.it wasn't always like that. season,, he was natricid a member of the All-NESCACteanu both the As a first -year student, Hint combined 10 goals and an assist Man'a Kim '93 started the year as the mwiber one singles As linebacker/ be vi^a perennial force against run for 21 points. Last season he had 9 goals and 2 assists for 20 player.But then fclackcameon the sceneandwasdetermmed and thepass, And ttiis year,nothing less was expected of him. points. to play at the number one position. She had beaten Kim tho But then things-changed for the worse for the football Flint will be back again next year at the fullback position. previous year in the Maine State Championship $md deep team last spring. It jj ebkedas if Coach Tom Austin wasnot He hopes to continue his scoring ways and he has a slight down she feh she tva^the better player, going to be able to iitfl every position Come the start of the chance of breaking Colby'sail-time career scoring record . On WeltB lackdid earn the number one positionand remained season. He asked fts players to take now and unfamiliar a team with many all-stars, Flint shone just a little brighter .Q undefeated throughout the season, She repeated as Maine roles, And Baker obliged. StyteChampion, again defeating Kim in the finals.For BI$tck, Using his size : J9fx feet, 205 lbs.- jind his speed, Baker Kent Thompson being a member of the All-Fall team i$ju$t one more honor ih quicklyad justed to rjwiwingbackwhile ) golf team for Kf it wasn't for an injured ankle,U would have more, He finished first in the NESCAC Championships, fi rst in been four years now. This year he served as captain of the young When ho playslinebacker , ho.becomes oneof the lead ing thcECACtournament in which hOOutdistanced I66runn0rs, squad. For the entire fall, he played the number one position taeklerson thetea nt-lJakercalledtheshotsthisyearJdictating a nd he finished first for Colby*> eighth overall * at the NCAA on the team, and for anyone who has picked up a set of clubs when he d id and did; tru Regional not p1ay< Baker is oly playing in a Championships this past weekend. His time of before, that in itself is a great accomplishment. class by himsclfvQ 'I ;. 25:55 in the Rogionals was only two seconds behind the his years on the team, he played 1 A steady performer over notional qualifying time, Ho helped form the senior trio that in most of Colby's matches and turned in scores consistently Coachjim Wescott predicted would bringgood things to this in the 70's or low 80's. A highlight of this season was the Charlotte Reece team. in which Hart well's scores Bowdoin Invitational Tournament Charlotte Rcecc entered thisyear with the chance In his four ycarsasa cross- country run ner,ho can graduate to its win over ten other schools. '^l todo of 78 and 82 paced the team some damage for tlie women knowing he wma member of one of the f i nest Harrier temi$ Sid Farr, "Hartwell is an effective leader 's soccer team. In her three According to Coach previous scasonsat forward Colby has ever known, He, along with Donnelly, arc surely " , sheamassed 37 points being the who exerts a positive influence on the team. scoring leader each an inspiration lo tho young team they leave behmdD golf team to the CBB title this year. year, was voted to the All-Maine team Hartwell also led the three times, and shooter for the Mules and he will be w