WITHIN Faculty Statement _p.2 Preregistration p.4 Winterludes _ p.6 & 7 Anti-Pick-Up p.9
Friday. March 2. 1979 Bryant Colleae. Smithfield. Rhode Island Uolume 45. Number 21 Mediation In Progress Stri ke Hits Bryant
8y Ronald Bune! dispute before it "academIcally Ca rter guiddines. This was Arch",. , St. rr Writtr cripples'" the ca mpus Ind Ihe third determined by consulting wi th the Effective midnight Wednesday, supports any facully, student, or Price Waterhouse accounting firm, the mainte nance union contTact admiOlstralOr who honors the picket and with other colleges. As Ihese with the colleae expired and 63 li ne-s fot teasons of " moral sources interpret Ihe guidelines, the members began a work sloppage conviction." The Arth ..., estimates increase was approximalely 1 followinl a unanimous decision to that approximately 50 pcrcenl oh he perctnt; computations of Ihe reject the proposals made by Ihe full-ti me faculty did not arrive for increase should be based on lotal colleac. Negotiatiors from both classes Thursday. figures for tuition, room, board, and parties are meeting with Federal and President O'Hara hu said in fees. Thtse COIlS cannol be isolated Statc mediators begi nning today I t rCllpo nse to the- facult)' sit uation that under the guide-li ne method. the school will continue to uphold 9:30 I.m. Union members will AC'flvldn and Se"lca its establilhed policlcs regardless continue to strike until II contract is The basketball lourname-nt and Ihe circumstances. signed. mixcr .scheduled for this weekend All 35 SAGA fu ll-time employees, Both nelotiating parties agree are on as planned. Beer will be who art' not on strike, Will nOt crou thaI the problem il wages. Tbe delivered. colleae Board of Trullees used the picket line. SAGA has brought Daily garbage pick-ups and President Caner's wage and price in 33 company manasement C'mergency maintenance problems personnel from other locations 10 IUtdehn« as a limit and has offered such as brOlen pipes, overflowing keep Ihe kitchen operating. the union increases of 8 percent the loilets ar electrical emergencies will fint year and 649 perernt the Tuition Inueut be provided usmg contracted Kcond year of Ihe tv,o-year The- Board of Truslees; rtctntly .... orken;. Work ord~rprGCessingwill IgreemC'nl Althou,h the announced a SJOO IOcJUose In tUlllon ,Iov, and there v,,11 be: riO routi~ Pmldenlla' gt.udehnes IUI::'" perernt bc:81nnmg neu )ear Man) .raue cleaDln •. as a maJllmUm, a "pa)-rale inere~ thattbis 15 a 12pelUni increuc and may be no more than 8 percent in contend that if the 5Chool increases Contracton on the Dorm III slle an~ ye.r of. mulu-)ear agreement." prices by thIS amount, v.-agts should a~ hOllonnlthe picket line With. The enllntenance worlen PIJcII) bl Da\~ Itlf,,,dlUn follov, BUI Vice P~idenl of current complelion date of JuJ~ II reprncnted by Sen\tt Emplo}ee$ Bryant Malot'Menct " orkus picktfinl Thursday momlnl on Roul t 7. Buslncs, AITaln, Jack Hceklnaer, Ihc: colleJC has a lime buffer should International UnLon Local 134, is uys the tuition incuue is lItilhin Ihe an extension be necessary. seekins waac increases of II percenl each year. The union says It wants '"just renume-Tatlon for its 5C'rvicC'S." A "mass picket" line was SCI up ftom 610 9 a.m. Thursday morning al the entrance to Bryant on Route 7. The union members can nOI Impede enlrance to the college, and .ay they will not stop stude-nts, faculty or administrators from entering. But the- pickete" do have a nght 10 talk to III truck. dri~·e" . Exercising this right resulled In stoppage of lome deliveries, panicularly mail and food. Mail had to be picked up by the college in Esmond and food will be: plCked up by SAGA employCC5 orf-campus. On Wednesday, Ihe Faculty Federltion, whIch has a no-strike Ph oto by DQ\~ AlfudJolI clause In its cont ract, pused three resolutions concerning the strike. Sirihu 'Ilk 10 . truclo: drlVft" Thunda)'in I n .Uempl to It' him ID honor PhotO by Dov~ Alfredson thtlr ph::kd lint and nol tnfu Iht Bryanl Clmpus. (Su page 1) The- fint opposes any ad herence to Caner's guidelines, the Smlth1ield Police l\tide a c.r throulh tht strikers Thursda, momin, . s«ond urges Ihe coUeae to settle the Headlines! Brycol Reaction World Nadonal Heard . Chlna-Vie tnam war Intensifies _ Gas prices to rise .. perhaps by 10c _Sovi.;t and U.S. ships and subs or more 8, Rkhard MOITh seeked 10 assure Bryco! legal riAh U use the front entrance. That will be deployed in area _ EJt~rts say that S 1.00/ gallon gas 10, by the compromise definition, reserved for Brycol. _ Carler says U.S. will not ge l drawn Arch",a, Starr Writer their alloled space for the duration is fo reseeable wit hin the next 18 Because the reaction is new, the ;" months. The Arc.hway learned Thursday of Ihe corporation's ellistense. administration's responce has not • Rcin~lall: ment of drart b(lng _ Bill which could cause. among the specifics of Bryrol's view of 2) Brycol will have Mfinal say" on debated PreSident O'Hara's compromilt' yet been formulated. Brycol intends other things. gasoline rationing, end alterations performed to to formally in troduce their response e A rmy, Navy, A ir Fouret and of weekend gas sale, restrictions on decisio n . Cheryl I. o p riore accommodate the new lenants. M arin~ dId not rn e1:t their quarterly to President O'Hara this Monday. temperatures in publie buildings, (President) and Nancy Delis (Vice. 3) Bryant College pays for . ny rccruilJng quotas was bent to Congress by Carter Presldenl) Itated, on behalf of renovations necessary for Ihe e l( homclo. in trouble wllh Mantisl Brycol" Board of Dirtttors, that securilY of the Brycol Offices. _ Innauon. according to G. Wilham Brycol has agreed to share the Arnie left in Iran Miller (Chairman of Federal 4) If the Busines Affairs personne-l _ Oil producuon in Iran promised Mowry House wilh the specified Resen.t Board). Will range from 7.5 rmmbers of the Business Affairs are relocated. then Brycol wi ll be ELECTION DEADLINE to 8.5q;;. given firs t oplion 10 the space. '00"_ Iranians armed ... strttl fighting Office provided several conditions EXTENDED Ire mel S) That lhere wilt be ntlOtiations on and chaos COnlInU( _ Caner's anli·innatlOn gUldelmes The-deadline- for the pial forms for in trouble The conditions are- as follows: how the utility bills will be divided eTurkey. our laSI all) on the the Student Senate Executh'e offices I) There i. a long term lease with a a nd on who has lhe responsibility of has been extended to Tuesday, Soviet'. touthern border. in poluical _ Consumer prices in Januar)' ro~e upkeep. clause staling that no more space March 6. trouble at a yearly rate of II 4% will be taken. The provisions are 6) Bryant College employees will not Palle 2 THEARCHWAV March 2. 1979 THE OPI NIONS Faculty Federation FROM THE EDrrOR'S DESK Statement
EdlfOr 'J Nou : The following WOJ sit uation whic h might academically subjeci to any penalty as a result of fdeau d by I he FOf'II'/), Fedef a/ion. cripple Bryant College. t he ex ercue 01 nlS m u . .. , One criticism of the college in the current strike is the fact Joud Feb'-liar), 27. (3) BE IT RESOLVED; convictions. Above :1011 other places, that it seemingly is adhering to the Carter Administration's In the light of the: current im pan in In the evenl thai circumstances the exercise of moral conscious men wage-price guide6nes in tenns of its offer to the Maintenance maintenance negotiations: develop whereby access to the lit an institutio n of higher education workers, but Is ignoring them in the 12% tuition hike recently (I) BE IT RESOLVED: Bryant campus is impeded. no must be encouraged and applauded. announced. Any ad herence. however loosely. student. (acuity member, staff J oseph A. lIacqua to P r eS Id e n t C arter 's wage member. or administrator should be President We are Infonned. however, that the college's actions do guidelines is unacceptable to the conform to the standards; the $300 tuition hike is property Bryant Coll ege Faculty. Wage considered In relation to the total package of tuition, room and increH cs abo ve p roductivity increases are a result of in Oa t lon, not board. and fees borne by the resident sbJdent Under this a cause, and any attempt to hold WJ MF Thanks system , the fee increase falls within the guidelines. wages be'low the cu rrent rate of price level change is 10 condemn the OC! ar Editor, Unfortunirtety, there are a large number of comm uters at this Bryan t community to a rapidly It seems that whenever the school college for whom the celli increase is ZI substantia! I~ over what deteriorating living standard. We fails in the eycs of a student they have been plIying. This situation is unfair to them. are the victims. not the yill ains_ organization, much pUblicity is It is perfectly reosonoble that the college adhere 10 the (2) BE IT RESOLVED: given to thai particular siluatlon. ln technicelities of the guidelines. This Is sound practice for any The Bryant Federation President dealing with the silUation at W J M F. be dirC(:ted to info r m the however, the scnool did not fa il a business. It is the guidelines themsetves that should be called .1dmmistration that the faculty views student organl1allon. but rather into question for allowing this situmion to occur. the pendlOg labor di spute at Bryant came to its rescue_ Dr_ O'Hara and ... a... III \el) senous Ihreat 10 the Peter Ba rl ow did arrange to provide academic viability of the current for WJM F the needed fu nds to Hopefuly, the strike issue will be resolved speedily with semester. It is difficult for Ihis purchase a replacement tl1lnsmitter. Barlow for recogni1lOg the needs of m inimum interruption for 811 concemed, One obvious faculty to understand why an In my opinion this action should WJ MF and coming to our aid, and inSlltullOn which has generated an ha~ drawn SO me pu blicity, both for sin~rcly hope thai this cooperation consequence is tMt. the Unistructure is already beginning to annual surplus of S2.000,OOO over •he good of the siudents and other wLlI continue in t he future . look like a pit the last se\-eral yeafS, while jusl studenl organilations. Sincerely, No student, however. should help to clean up the mess, The reec nlly announclOg II 12% increase I would likc to express my Jeff Ferrante condition of the ~ant is the college's responsibility; the students in lUilion, cannot equilably tC$olve a gratitude to Dr. O'Hara and Peter General Manager, WJMF should expect a liveable. worbble environment to be provided for them , There is no ~son why they should assume rTllIintenance's duties duting the strike, The student body should reject any attempts to mobilize them to this end,
By Crall Brldley hopelessly jammed. I tugged and forward, move the scat belt UptOthe This column will conee-rn itse!fwith pulled. but they wouldn't budge. side, and at the same time duck • one of the many diseases that ate The nex. t day I unscrewed and under the roof put om: foot in the excl usiye to commuters. These unsc rewed . I removed the little car. and hurl oneself into the back various maladies are nner serious cove rs on the retractors and Ihe Seat area being careful not to bump enough to_ requi re hospitaliza tion. doorsill, but no matter how many one's posterior on the doorjamb. To but j ust serious enough to to drive screws I removed. I couldn't li ft off ge l OUI. reverse this process. No any commuter batty over a period the retractor. Frustrated. I replaced wo nder Consu mers Un ion says. of time. The first disease I shall everythi ng. That afternoon. I got " Reserv e the back scat of this carfoT discuss is: THE SEAT BEL.T into the car, tugged JUS t II !Litle bi t on people you don't es pecially like." THEARCHWAY STRA NG LE. the bell, and it came out as easily as Read thi s col umn next week when Strangely enough, this disease Eentor·ln-Chl", .... _...... _...... _...... J. W. Harrington it ever had ! I shall discuss " The Traffic was rare ten yea rs ago. and nearly In coupes, seat belts present IuIlneu Manager ...... _... _...... Joe Butler Trauma,M another in a co nt in ui ng non-existant fi ftee n years ago. With Managing Editor ...... _.. __ . Dean Marchessault a problem regarding rea r seat entry, se ries of commuter'S disuses. News Editor ...... _.. Richard MorrIs the assault of government safety For instance, to enter the rear seat of regula tions on our auotmobiles, my car, one has to fold the front scat HAPPY MOTORI NG! Feotut. feUtor ...... __ ...... Joyne MorrIs there are now even more perverse SportsEctttot ...... _...... _...... __ JoyMetlger PhotographyEdltor __ .. _...... Sean P. McNa mee twists in the design of th~ ave rage automobile meant to drive the Aut. PhotograPhY EdttOf .... . Dove Alfredson average motorist ba nanas. Production Manoget" ...... Marc Packard This doesn't concern just seat FRANKLY SPEAKING Phil Fnaok Aut. Production MatlCJgef ...... __ _...... Cra Ig BrIckey belts. it concerns t h~ seemingly AdmlnllfrattYe Secretary...... _._...... Nadine Po r1o: er hu nderds of bUllers, lights, la tches, News/ Feature.: John Ivlderson. Katie CoS$9ls. Candy LaBombard. releases, and padded sudaces. In my John P. O'NQil car. fo r instance. if you I stan the car Sports: Stephen FutotdO. Marshall Fuld, Gory Goldberg. Scott with the door o pen and the ~e at belt Goldstein, Rita Valerio unfastened, I .Ret bUlled in stereo! This is a ll while I'm tryi ng to hear if Photgrophy: AI Borstein, Michael Brandt. Randy Crane Fran Erbo the engine started or not Production: Kevin McKenna, Joe Piccone. Lourice Piche Of course most of the time, I Graphic. : ElaIne Wuertz fas ten my seat bell before I start the car. and thul avoid the offending PhOtotyplettlng: Uisa lone. Donna Racine, Marla Romero buzzer. As a seat belt wearer, I am Genelal: Dorlean Brown. Cathy Ha nouille. Ed Keating. Duane amllled at the ways the automaken Lefevre actually discourage seat belt use. In the early days of the seat bells, it was the Arc/'tway 1$ composed weekly during the academic yeor. excluding easy-the belts merely got lost under vocations by the undergraduate students of &yont College. The pubUSI'Ier b the seat or hung out the door wh ere &yont College. This newspaper 15'MItten and edited by a student stoft a nd they were neatly decapitated when no form of censorship Is exerted on the contents or styte of any Issue. The someone shut the door. news and opinions expr6S$6d In this publICation Ole those of the studef1ts A few years la ter. when belt and may not 0EICEm0rII'I renee! the otncIal vie'-Ns of the faculty Ond retracters ca me into vogue. it was administration of B!yant College. I'M A/chwoy Is ptlnled by Weston Gl'aphlCs, Belilngt)orn MA.. by offset, the perfect opportunity for the automakers. They merely deS igned o.odUM lor all IUbmIWonl and od, II mldnlghl T ~, Copy the ret ractor 10 jam about eve r)' five considered Ob;ectlonoble by the Edltoriol Board will not I:)e accepted. uses. When frustrated seat bell Announcementsand news leieased from the College and sulTOUndlng '>'earers finally figured 0\11 how to community are printed at the discretion of the Edilor-ln-Chlef unt angle rfte jammed retractors, the omces ore located on the thWd 1Iaor. east IN1ng ci the Unlstruclure o'v1alllng carmakers then buried the retractors 0dCtesS Is Box 3 7 ~nt College. Smithfield. R1 0291 7. 0Mce phone Is (401) deeper and deeper into the floor, "HELLO DEAN HENDERSON - HAIJE 231·1200. exfensicm 31 f and 313. .' As an example of this. a couple of months ago, my seat bellS became t,tJlJ SEEN TIl E PAPER • • Student TilE Senate Service INQUIRINe. Awards PIIOTOe.RAPIIER Do you know a senior who you feel has done an outstanding service at Bryant College? If so, yo u can nominate hi m for a Senior Service PhOlos by Flash Cra"e Award. Nomina-l lo n forms are Im t rv;t wi by Xati, Cauell available in the Senate Office from Ma rch St h - Marc:h 30th. These This wuk'. QUHtion: (I sked of nomina tio n fo r ms must be Independent.) How do you fH I accompanied by a leller of about pledlinl! r«omendation from an adminis· PholO b)' R ash Cram' trator or advisor. The purpose of these Service Awa rds are to recognize those Volunteer Income Tax Seni ors who have devoted a great deal of lime and effort toward the Program o\erli ll impro\ement of student life at Bryant College. Tax season is with us as.un and I R ~ Will be provldtn& a voluntee:r Any Brya nt College SenLor is April 15th wllJ be here before we Incomc Tax Assistance Program for eligible fo r thiS award. All know it. If you need your tax return Bryant College and sUrToundin& nominations are annonymOUJ to done or have any questions about ii, rommunities. Stude",s tramed by committee members, but must be stop worrYlnl. auiuanc:e i5 the I RS Will be available on Tuesda) known by the chairman if any i\nne Northrup: " Most oflhe people available - free: of charle - at arternoons from 3: I S to S:OO and on qUe!;tlOns should arise about the probably knew what they were Bryant Colleac. Thunday nish15 fro m s:oo to 1:00 nomination form. If you ha\'e any gening In to. If thaI's ..... hat Ihey wanl. The Bryant College Accounting Itarting February 22. until April 12 questions contact RIC hard Femmel it's their decision." Association in cooperation with the in room 262 at Bryant College, in the Senate Office. Senior Class Gift- Class of 1979
Out of seven proposed ideas for a Seon Pin(tle. Deanna Crader, Marc class gi ft, the committee narrowed it DeNoia. Maribcth Bcnedcno. Ca thy Mark Ertt l: '" think iI's a big joke to the fo llowing thre e wh ic h Ihcy Barry, Cindy Rowa n. JlmCll Dun n, Last Tuesday, February 20, the Stacy &:hcube r, Grelory Reyno ld s, mostly be c au~ they are bealing on 1979 Seni or Class Gift Comm ittee: though would benefit the entire people and it has nothing to do wit h Bryant College Community; lig hts Barb_IlL 20J.lio, Kathy Sae<:oda, Peter held their fi rst organi zati onal Greco. AUltin lIuly, Fn.ncis Erba. brotherhood. If you ..... ant to be in meeting in order to start making ior the ten nis courts, a portable Che ryl Robbins, Dean Hum md. Cheryl the military, join ROTC." preparations to reach their SI5,OOO outdoor pavillion, and a creative Lopriore. Michul DeVito, Eliubct h loal. Afler listening to some arts (crafts) ce nter. The comm ittee Wi ndb id, Janu Schw lTll, Paut opening remarks, and comments unanimously decided to postpone Btac kman. Laura Newberry. Nalha n from President O' Hara , the any final decision until they have Scbil ber,. Sharon McGlrry, Howard had a chance to talk with the Rappoport, Scott Herm C$. Daniel Shea. committee. which is co-chaircd by Senion, get some feedback. and TI mothy Shea, Albert t..llkn, J. W. ScOIt Pi n~u~ and [kanna Grad~ r , HflrnnltOll discussed the selectIon of a clan gift, hopefully some new ideas for a 1979 Senior Class GLft. Pk ue fccl flft to lallt .... Ith an)" of and then organized ~o mm i tt ee these people and offer ) our ideas for members Into spttial lask groups to a Senior Class Gifl. Remember deal with differenl aspecu of Ihe The members on this years Senior Senion, it's your chance to give campaign. Class GIft Commitlee are; something to Bryant College. Tom \frtSier: MI don'! pledge but Admission Policy A llenrion May people can do .... h.t they .... ant ... Graduates Adjusted If you have not already done so, Many organizat ions sponsonn, By Don Meelain please file a Candidate fo r [kgree entertainment in the Koffler Student Form in the Registrar's Office. The Student Programming Board Center found it diffic ult to c:over These forms must be filed by Ma rc h vOled last wee k to raise the cost not to mention making a profit. IS . maximum admiSSion charge for the It was with those ideas in mind Jazz Week is Koffler Student Center fr om .so that the Student Programming Tom [h ,li ~h: "It's alright for those ecnlS to 7S cents per person with Board raised t he max imum Com ing who ..... ant to do it." Bryant 10 . admission charge from 50 to 75 ce nts Jazz Week will be here Apri l 4, 5, The reason be hind this rai.se was If any students have any ques tions 6, and 7. Among the allractions will increased cost for the entertainment, concerning this change, they should be the film "All That Jazz", fivejau stop by the Student Programming the maintenance, the security, and bands (yes, Ih '~!J , a Mardi Oras fire ma rs halls, etc. Board at their convenience. night, and even "Doc" at the plano. The Return of WJ MF
Tom CorisUne: MI think It's a wasle By Flub Crane II was at Ihis point that UR I wu installed it Wednesday, Duffy didn't of time, and thai jusc for the most contacted and found to have a have 10 do this, nor . lot of other WJMF has ended a month of part it a lot of insecu re fresh men tra nsmitler for sale. It took another is silence with its acquisition of a wo rk that he has done for WJMF who are in need of lome fast friends. week to write up a proposal and under his present contrlct. replacement transmitter.The story ha\'e it accepted by the ad ministra· They ca n't deal ..... it h people too well, thus fa r: the Su nday before second McKenna stltCS. MHe is .... orth twice ti on to purchase Ihe transmitter for so they join frats." semester classel began, WJMF IS much money as he ge ts , and five hundred dollan. 'Ihe proposal resu med broadcasting nght on works twice as much II h~ should ." was ratified, and WJ M F had II way K hedule. The nu t day howeve r, to gel back on the air. Harris, the The new tranSmiller is set for a several D.J.', and quite a few ilUI nu(acturer of the tnlO5miller, lo ng while, but new problems arise listeners noticed poor quality was contacled and a new crystal constantly fo r WJMF. One such transmissions emilling fro m the problem is that the existing license station. January 30th WJMF sh ut ordered fo r fast delivery via U.P.S. Stan McGuire: " I don', think the Time passed, and passed, and it expires in 1980. at which time down to Set: wh at coul d be done to three weeks are worc h it " fix the problem. Chid Engineer war discovered that the crystal was WJMF is required to increase its Duffy Egan, a WJMF employee, lost m transit during a snow storm in output to one hundred watu. This came in and temporanly "jury. l'oew York. The General Managerof requires money, as docs other riged" the Iransmitler but offered WJMF, Jeff Ferrante. was assured nceded new equipment. The Slaff "no guarantees." Wednesday that a computer trace had bttn members of WJ MF are working on W J M F was back on the air for only begun by U.P.S. Howe'·er. time wu raising money for these expenses, two hours before the frC Workshop T wice a }'ear, usually in deSired ave rage class sileo These registration numbe r should be November and April. the studentI' at factors generale a list of COUfliCS. different. T ht Caree r Planni ng and Place ment Do you know ... Bryam are gi"en the opportunity to Sen iors an d Ju n iors a re Office is orfenng a 4-session • 6 of 10 women high school select courses for the ensuingscssion Many courses are offered every encouraged to select 300 and 400 and semester. Generally. each workshop on: graduates .... ill work because of fall and spring. Some courses arc level C"O UfSCS , rather Ihan 200 leyel student should review the College Women and e areu s economic need? offefrd al selected in tervals as coun;es. If upper division students • More than one-half of all women Catalog to ascertain which courses delermined by the departments. select at the 200 level. the lower Topics to be examined include: with k:hoot age children ...... ork? are re q uirrd in a major and. in such caseS. the students dlyision students ar(' rurther limtted • The economics of the need for • Women wi th a college degr('e earn con~ntration, which courses are should ched .... it h thr department as to choices since they do nOi carecr/life planning. less than men with a high-schoo! desired 10 meet needed profrssional chairman, qualify for the )00 or 400 leyels. • The job ma rkel ... t,lr«rs in the: degree. and [Ibe-ra l arts elec\l\'es. and 1.1 hat '70's and 'SO·s. • Women on the average earn 6(Xt prelt4UISife) ha\e netn esuhhshed Admlllance IOtO the registration U you have a qucstion a bout for the cour~e • Legal protections for the woman as much as 5imilarl~ employed men room is delermined by the Student scheduling. please check with your employee and apphcant. for eq ual .... ork. The master schedule of daue~ Classific-.!.Iion Number (SC1'-) and department chairman and/ or wi th • Life-plannmg options which can • In 1972. women were only 7'» ora II reflecli the interrelallonship~ o( (a) the lotal numbe-rofstudenls in terms birthdate (randomly selected). The a n academic advisor in the include husband and or children in the people earmng 51 0,000 and up firsl student admitle!l has practically RCJistrar's Office. carter declsil)n-making. • TWO-Ihirds of the 4',1: million of class (Freshmen, Sophomores. Juniors. Seniors) a od major unlimited choices. The last student • Dual famil\' careers. prof('ssionally employed .... om('n lite to PJeregistar has very iimitrd N.B. Do not confuse Liberal Arts concentration, (bl the ml). of • How 10 deal with [hoSt' "illegal" in 5 fields ... ('aching. nursing. SOCia l choices. However. it should be kept ElecllYes and Professional/ Busi ness COUf)eS required in thr \/uious qucs tions that may come up in a Jt)b work, library science and dietetics. in mind that in an ensuing semester. ElectivC5. You must ful fill the intervi ew. curncula; {cl the Faculty. to terms or Do you .boo know .. _ the SeN should Dc: highe r and the distribution rC4uiremenlS. • Stereotypes of .... omen workers. discipline and specialty; and (d) • Bryant women arc tramed in fields • Executive: man and woma n: tht where there ar(' carter opportun iuue of sexuality. iues. Summer Program-1979 Day I ntcrested students should slg" up • Bry ant women aretramed m ma n) at the Placemen t Office by Man.:h J Iypically non-traditional fiel ds (or SCSS10nli will be: held March 5, 1. 12. women which can lead to beller Division 14 ( Mondays and Wednesdays) al salaries. Plea.,'" 1101 ,,: 3: 15. Workshop Sile will be limited. • Bryant women ha\e a choiet!!' Preregi stration- March 12· March Program will begin on April 17. 16. 1979 All sl udents .... ho reserve a seat (preregister) must file an apphcallon 1979. ~1 udents dC's iring to reserve sealS in (make payment). no later than Ma y Students are permitted to sign up fo r Summer Pmgram courses are 2. 1979. After th1 s dale. suden ts not courses through the second class Late adHsed to preregister during the pa1d will have thei r names deleted meeting (l nt er:session - June 5: .... eek of March 5. 1979 in the from Ihe class rosters. Summer Session- J une 27). A la te Regist rar'S Office between the hours Applications will be available on registration fee of 51 0.00 is in effect Preregistration of 8:45 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Tuesday. April [7. 1979. in the on the opening day of each session. March 12 and 13 Summer Grads Registrar's Office. Pl e a.~e fo llow the Stud e n ts desiring dor mi tory Students preregister in Apri l for Students preregister in Noyember and December Grads. procedure. accomodntions must sign in the the following Fall and the Bursar for the follo .... ln8 Spring. Bursar March 14, 15, li nd 16- all othl.'r Registratio n (the submission of paid Student Affairs Office and make runs an as~essment program on or runs a s~ ss m en t programs on or students. apphcatlons) for the Summer payme nt no hllcrtha n May Itt 1979. about July 10. Bills art mailed about December 10. Bills are mailed August I. Any student not Decem Dc: r 27. Any student not ,~. " ". . "." ;',l" ('red!ts n,·cllve Tt ..e ,- preregistered three days in advance preregistered Ihree days before the lyn SUMMER fN-T-ERSESSION (JUNE '1-:'2) ( 830-1 of Ih(' assessment program is subj('ct asscssment progra m is subject to the -.,. .3:;04 .... • ~ . I..~ :'('':T" I 3 PR 830 I'lTWTHF Al!,Z WEAVER "0 to Ihe $ 10 late reglslration fee. No SIO late fee. No student is . , 3 '11 35068 C .... ST AC CT . I 3 r~ 830 I1 TWTHF ,,242 OAUCHER '51 A 3'13 J5078 INCOI1E rAxES 3 PR 830 /'HWTHF 1.242 LYNCH ,., stud('n! is ~uaranteed the nght ro guaranleed the right to preregister fONTAINE preregister or registe, aftef J une 28 .- Or rc",ter after Dttember 7. .1 4'1'1 J~O"l Fol"J ,'(COU"'l 1 ;I I" 830 MTWTHF \1.:..' ::'53 f/: 1 It J-;1 lit " 'N or tCON I l J\ 8 1 0 t'lHITHF I L ACOUA ,.. u; ~~J J:'J ::i5 . L ON MON EY BANI\. J I'M 8 30 I1 TWTHf l;ell2 I1AHON t:Y ,,, EC 3 72 J:'I 11l5 CO M £C SYST 3 'A 830 I1T WTHf" ~.cl12 CLARK E :'01 3529' Io'RIl TEN CO l1 t'1UN 3 PIl 8 30 I1TIo'THf Et02 BIRT 35". F 301 353504 F ZNAN I1GT J :] PR 8 30 ttTlolTHF AI!,2 FOLEY m F J03 3 5 361 lNVE:STI'IE:NTS 3 PJI, 830 I1T Io' THF .Jr.F.c:l12 GUCK "0 11'1 t 5:' 3 ~ 40'l fNSltT.ltO USEKPa 3 PR 8 1 0 I1 TIo'THF CAI1 PER 2'16 L :'01 35 '1 H L. .. I,J CONTRACTS 3 I'll 8 30 I1T WT HF RAI1SAY 3<, THE CALENDAR L :'03 35458 LA'" FIN TRANS 3 PH 830 I1T"'THF 1.201 I1CLAUOHLI N, H 24' LE 201 3 5 '1 7!; EVIDENCE 3 I.f ~a l . 830 I1 TWTHf t.ElOZ APTT 2:!O CA 25:' 3 5520 PROb.IPAROLE PROe. 3 I.f Maj 8 30 rlrWTHF STONE 2 45 riG :'50 3'555'1 rlhS AIJtlZNZST. 3 l'R 830 I1 TW TNF WILLIAMS 252 riG :'~!i 3 '5':56 ~ lNTFRPER 1:011 11 11 3 - " ft30 I1TWTHf 2EIGER 11t< 101 356J5 P';: IN OF I11\TO. 3 fit B30 I1TWTHf GOULD '":!5", A weekly guide 10 "What's Happening in and around the 11 11 2 3':5712 C~· tilL":" [IUS J 1.A 830 I'iTWTHF '1111 OLINSKY 11 2 51 3 5 728 ."",1 :,..C5 _ :! ,.\ BlO 11 1WTHF Mit t PIASCIK 352'" Bryant Campus. P 250 3!5n2 PERS. St.,- ',[l..JMT J I A 830 MTWTHF 1'1 50 I1CALOON ,., Events: SC .15 1 3578 1 6~H klOLOGY 3 IA 830 ttTWTHF BOULET ,.. Delta Omega Mixer (Koffle r Student Center)-Saturday. $C 151 3578:' 6tN !orGLOGY J t~ B30 I1TWTHF R081/11S0N ,.. OE 201 35849 UFf I1ACH LA!! :' Of. 'lal 630 I1TIo'THF PELKEY ". March 3; 9:00 p.m. OE':'02 3585'1 on HA CH LAf< " ;! ell: Mal '830 I1T1.HHf BERHSTElN H. Della Omega Dinner-Speaker 'Ray l eicht'(Venus Oe Milo) Of :'2:0; 35875 INT UleT . TRANS :3 Ill: l'al'830 I1fWTHf \ln22.12/• OCONNELL. 0 26'1 m:ns Thursday, March 8. IlE 226 35883 AI,V DEC1. TRANS 3 or: ~le30 MTWTHF MCLAUGHLIN,A 55 :!61 3 5 933 HI !; US fa tBn ~ 1,\ 830 l1T101THF INGRAHAM '"242 WEB sponsors "Internal Injury" (Auditorium)- Th ursday, 55 :'71 35945 AF' PR TO POLIT I C J 1.\ B30 rHW1HF ESTEY 24'1 March 8; 4:00 p.m. 55 391 35991 CONT SOC PROB ] IA 830 111WTHF JOLLEY 243 Entert.inment: ." . '~I ! t 'r":!!.!!.! fll!"Llvt I.... l'r .. r~1:!ls· ~. "Exorcist 1/" (Auditorium)-Sunday, Ma rch 4; 7 and 9:30 • ,,7" ~ IJI"Mll\ !.~ 51;; HIN ,Jt.:N~ ~5-JUL 'I' 27)( 1ST PER. 8l0-100:!AI1) (, i 4 :' '10020 FUN" ACCr.r. H :3 1";1 830 .,nHHF At!, I fERGUSON 3'12 p.m. H ::!'1~ 4005 '1 INTE R. ACCTO It 3 PI( 830 I1TW THF A1('2 FILIPPELLI 35'1 "It Happened One Night" (Auditorium)-Wednesday, A 342 ",00 73 COST ACCT I I 3 Plo; 830 I1TWTHF 1.341 PERLOW 353 Ma rch 7; 7 a nd 9:30 p.m. EC I I:! '10 1 36 F'f({N OF ECO/ll 11 J LA 830 /HWTHF ·.(;*tl l l!.ACaUA 3~~ EC :'65 " 0 166 tlI1 E';: ECON HIST J IA 830 MTW THF dl1 I1INI J58 Off-C.lmpus: E ::!59 40320 11 0(1 SHORT STORY J IA 830 I1 TIoITHF t102 GAUrHIER 3~1 ECAC Basketball Fra nls (Pr OV ide nce Civic Center) E 2'59 40J 21 1"1 0 1' SHORT STORY J IA 830 MTWTHF H02 o CONNELL , R J 47 1M 352 <10 <124 PRnC TICAL EXP .HIM J PR 830 I1 TW THF CA I1 PER 3 45 Satu rday, March 3; 2:00 p.m. L 251 '10 did a fine job on stage. and the Robert Hallberg: Truurer - To the BrotheT3 of Delta Sigma Phi: Sislers of SIX would like to Michael Torrey. Thank you for all you have taught congratulate "Snow Queen '79" on We are lure that they .... 111 do an us. Your lessons on brotherhood. her fi ne efforts. One of ou r pledges. excellent job. Thc Brothers of Beta Sigma Chi will stay with us fo rever. We will The sister.: of Sigma Lambda Liz, took the place of "Runner-Up" Good-Luck to all the pledges wa nt to congratulate Sbaro n kee p Delta Sig. No. J. The Pledge Theta would like to congratulate KT for the weekend. Thanks Liz; you during Heil·week.. and espeCially on Cappo1.Zola for bemg named Miu Class of 1979; ken bronson. phil for winning theCampuJ Follies, and were fantastic! Hell-night. Sno' Queen for [979, Congrats 3re frey. shaun gale. rich mamey. jim CI A for wi nni ng Sno' Quee n. They K also in store for the pledges of KT persano. don sandler, mi ke scher, would also li ke to than'" the pledges. SIX's "A" and "8 teams are for ta king first in the Campus bob seiden. jeff swartz, tony and Kim and Spanky fo r a job well e nt hus iastic with t h is ye ar' s Follies. A tip of the hat also for the tortorici. done during Tep·s. Sib·s. and KDK's basketball season. We have becn ~ uppu mllU Sibbies. TEP and KDK for pUlli ng Sno' Queen weekend. having a lot of fun and hope to on an excellent wee"'end. A good continue wi th our great season. Theta wishes the best of luck loall time was had by all. And [astly to Pledges, hold on!!! You're almost Congratulations to ou r pledges our pledges-Steve and Doug, good " igmu .3lut. ~ elu pledges witb their p le d ging there! Someday you'" be Hoppy activities. for their performance in Campus luck tonight 'cause you're sure BQing Sigma Iota Xi Sisters, too! Good Follies last week. With their skit to need it. The SI8BIES ho ~ that you aU Luck!!! "Bryant BluesK they took 1st place in enjoyed ou r weekend - we certianly the jUdging. did. We would like to cdhgratu[ate muu ~ p. i lo n After winning the first basketball ~.du ~ isntll (l)micron KT for winning Campus Folies & game to open the season, our record CIA for the fi ne job al Sno-Queen. has sli pped to [-3. However, under T he Sisters would like to Pledging is soon coming to an The Brothers of Tau Epsilon Jqi ~ igmu ;Nu the coaching of J ill Cole and some congratulate TEP. SIB. and KDK. end. and we wis h allthc pledges the would like 10 congratulate KT and practices. we arc hopeful of for such a successful weekend and beSt of luck. It will be good to see all 51X on a fi ne job in Campus Follies Tonight marks the end of our improving our record. also the winners of Campus Follies of you in colors soon! We are very and CIA, SIX and Phi Ep on The brothers are psyched fo r Ft. and Sno'-Queen '79. Our Sister. proud of our S pledges. Hang in an excellent preformance in Sno' pledging program. Aller today. we Lauderdale and are once again Cheryl Bia nco (esconed by Victor therc-, and this WIL L be your last Queen. We we re happy to see all the will have welcomed our new brothers inlo t he fraternity. staying at the Riptide Apts. spring Primave ra) represented BSO in the week. alumlli here and hope all had a good break. pagent and another Sister, Beth We are a ll looking forward to our Itime. Pledging is ending today fo r Congratulation5 on making it thi s far and good luck on Hell Night. We Field (escorted by Mike Souza) Pledge Formal. Thi s year il will be most fraternities and sororities. and represented the Brothers of TKE. held at the Viking in Newport on we would like to congratul ate all also wish to congratulate all the other Greeks and their pledges. All fou r of them did an excellent Apri l 6. SU rprisingly enough, they those who made it through pledging. job and we're proud of their tale nts. ARE lelting us back. This semester in sports we got off Our basketball teams continue on T he Brothers would like to in victory and we look forward to a congratulate KD K, SIB. and TEP Also, our pledges deserve a hand to a tough start. The A team has for their performance in the Campus started wit h a 1-4 record onl y vesry successful season. Hopefull y on the job well done on Sno' Quee n Boisvert will get out of the disco long Weekend. Also Phi Ep would like to Follies. They may not know it, but beati ng KT. But the B team [oaks all the Sis ters are proud of the:m: and li ke they may be in t he playoffs. enough to come visit the pledges. co ngra tulate t he orga nizations Congratulations to the pledges of competing in the Foll ies and Ms. wish them all the luck in the world to Kappa Tau on winning this year's Thei r record is 4- 1 with a big win ge t them through tonight .. .for they over Phi Ep B. who was undefeated Snow Queen judging. Eve ry body Campus Follies. You aU did an did an excellent job. The Brothen need it! !! ueellent job. CongratulatiOn! to the at the time. With two ga mes left. mu u ~U pP Il ~p .ilon they are hopeful. Many thanks to expecially extend congratulations otber organi zations on their Sno' True Brown for trying to sign up too and thanks to Tracey Bickley and ~ up p u ~ eltn ~ up pu Queen wi ns. TEP. SIB and KDK . laic for the bowling leagues . TKE would li ke to thank Beth Dave GUI1.ict on their second you pllt on a great wee kend. Hope everyone will have an Fields and Mike Sousa fo r doing runner-up fin is h in the Sno' Queen The Sisters would like to wish our We finally won a basketball game. excellent time on their Spring Break. such a (ine job as our Snow Queen Wrtkend. pledges and the pledges. of other and now our record stands at 1-3 candidates. Also. congratul ations to The Brothers a r~ vel)' proud of organiu tions "Good Luc k." with the help of our coach. TKE's the KT pledges fordoinga fine job in the job that the Pledges did on the Congratulations to the CIA on Carl [ckstedt. the Campus Follies. Campus Follies a nd would like to theirwinningSno·-Queen. e.... eryone Homecomi ng Weekend for APK Our A-basketball team evened its thank them. wh o partici pated in the Sno'-Queen was one to be remembered. There record at 2-2 with a victory over KT. In the sports department. the A conte.lt was really good. and all were: five generations of sisters who Congratulations to KT and TE Karl Ekstedt had a fi ne showing in Team basket ball has a record 3-1, dese rved to win. AI ~ o , congratu eame to visit. The weekend was full for their great jobs on Campus his first outing since knee surgery. also Band C Teams are 3-1 and 1-3 lations go oul to the pledges or KT of reminiscing and gossiping, along Follies during Sno'-Queen Weekend Unfortunately the B--team's record respectivel}'. In Bowling, the A for winning the Follies. with lots of partying. '79. Cheers to our pledge class. too. fell to 1-3. Team has a record of 3-1 and B team Tonight are Ihe hours of trut h All pledges. hang in there. The fo r you're starting to prove your TK E would like to announce our 2·2. where the pledges will turn Green. end is in sight. unity and enthusiasm to liS!!!! new officers fo r 1979-80: President Finally the Brothers would li ke to and they will become a Kappa Februa r y 26 was Ca rr oll William Ferriguo; Vice President wis h the pledges the best of luck on forever. "Good Luck ~ Maureen and MOrris se y's bir th day. Happy C IA's contestant fo r Snow Queen Michael Filome no; Secretary - the upcoming weekend. Sut . Bi rt hday Dimpsl!! Palle6 THE ARCHWI Photos by J. W. and Dave Alfredson Time Frozen O\lE By J.y Metzger A tree bows to a mysterious fo Cloaked in a wardrobe of spar! I Praying for warming hands to c relieve it from its crippling bL Elsewhere, the ritual is the sam different. The ice has come in a wave, d, everything in its beautifully d, Living and non·living alike susp animation, lost in a transpare A picture suitable fo r framing, ~ hostile. Disturbed only by the occasion 'hilt which lin be yond scurrying for safe shelter But caught up in a post card wo One IOlf winter's day I decKkd fa walk real world dangers. the beach IS where me feet look me. I was alone. This is his fate. A solitary figure, no He stands and stares at the art need Jor companIOns filtering through a mirror like on~ ti~ to think A soft rain builds a false waIl of! The houses 0/ 5Ummf!' kepI mind, as the ice begins to de close walch, as J passed by the,r OOcont storing '"yes But mOlle on he must, and so his of little concern, my his mind enriched, his soul rE thoughts wandered Olmlessly lIke my snow couered boots The ice recedes back to its klO~ bask in the cold. The ocean quietly wluspered /0 the rocks crashIng waves and raging wind A tree has died this day. of the pre\JIous night's slam!. Still wearing a cloak of sparklin something beyond the present momenr's A memorial to prayers that wei conceptIOn, all UIOS calm. A statue commemorating the n t walked In" Ime b4!IUI('en when time was frozen over. moving waler and 5/111 snow I was of netther world par/lo lly In the sea oJ summer empty shells littered Ihal d,viding line strewn almless/y as so mOllY empty promISes With my eyes to the grOOM I stopped looking around there was much /0 see Silent Furies much beyond the narrow polh of my own !eel Con loue once tend the way UJ05 unsafe. Its summer fires, I could nol see the whole, When beaming fla sks ,,,conClllng Ihe srluaf«:'n. Of masked desires Every few ~Iep!i / wollid stop Turn to pour their discontent? 10.see. / miSsed nolhlng Our loue this shall not circumvent I hod wolked severol miles Think kindly not··· f sal down and gazed at the Slln a bngh' pearl in (] luminOllS grey Of my dissent. mlsl was how If appeared Does laue ex plain il was 5tronge/}I bealllriul Your disregard? Yel, somehow un/omiliar A gentle smile brings not The beach come fa (] point Your grace. Where I could wolk no further Your pasion touch / headed home Has high regard; bock to the dull rectities of thaI which loy beyond My trust 1M Ires the beach viSIOnS in my mmd. Shorn my discrace. P Lucy For this, my thoughts 0/ you Are still··· No dreams of you I bode, But ill. Shattered dreams Now feed our flames; Their glows reach far Your dark design. Piercing winds bum Unafraid; Ta breed new lust Your treasons yearn; Beneath cold ash, This laue betrayed· Has marked the notch Of my intent. Joe Pappacoda "Hardcore" is Hard to Sit Through 8, John P. O'Nf'1I actor, and lhe subJcct millet IS rather MIUlnl fro m these ad\trtise· Ad'-ertisementl for the film tonlroversial. mc: nts and conspicuously absent " Hlrdcore" aUege thai It IS "a Actually. if yo u ha ve seen any from Iht' film Ire definllh'c reasons powerful and touching 111m" about ad\'trtiscmenls for MHardcorc, ~ you ud mOl ivai ions leading up to her "a controversial subject," starring ". know the film's simple plol~ !I. rat hu disappearance T rue. at Ihe: end of brilliant aClor " Well, the film is searching for h iS misslnl dauahter the fil m Christen teUI her fa lher neit her powerful nor louchi ng, in all the seedy poro establishments (SCOII ) that she felt unloved al home though GeoTgc C. Srott is a Imllia n! along the West Coast. and thai he never appro \led of any of her fri ends. Howc\·cr. il seems a5 tholl!l h the wr iters forgol to gi ve: Chri ste n a reason to le aH home and decided to include Ihis al the: last IIlnternal Injury " minute. Anotherelemenl whic h stands OUI as beinl wr ong with the fil m 15 1MI it "lnltToal I~ury," • play by the group more than 40 limes In the Rhode hland Fern lnllt Theatre. Rhode !.sland and MUS.lchuietlS JUSt is no t v. arm or touchi ng liS it is (RIfT), i.s coming 10 the Bryant areas. with excellent revie-ws each supposed to be. TluJlsdue mainlY lo College Campus. The play is a ti me. .he fact that .... e nC' \'er get to l no ..... prolnl)'_1 of the lives of battered Yintem allnjuTY" will be presented Chriuen because her screen TANGm LE THOUGHTS presence IS limited to approltimatel y women. and the problem.!> they must on Thursday•. March 8. al 4:00 pm. By Jay Meuger 'he minulu. It SC'Ctn5 &$ if Scon IS 'let. In the .-uditonum. AdmiSSion IS free. looking for someone who does not I wonder if the blame 15 not mal'M!. RIFT is funded by the Rhode so il is an opportunit)' tosee and be. Or alleasl plIrt way. Island Committee for tbe p.-rt of an e\lent that vl'lll mah the exist. Yet. the film is nOI • ("omplele: It couldn't be totlllly (hejrs, SInce \oye is a two-way Humanities, and tbe pia)' I~ being iUlIe or batlered women I failure" George C Scott hu some slreet lponsored by WEB It is pettlne-nt to conlrove~ill one. e\en on thIS lood momenu in a role ""bleh Maybe I'm going the wrong way on a orwway avenue. claue) In Ihe SOCial Sc:ien~. campus requires him to lool desptrate and Or haw I mlued the tum ;!Iltogelher Enlhsh. and t awde-panmenlS ThiS Later thIS \pnnl. the company For II &eems IMI I always look from the otJt5lde. panlcular play. "Internal InJUry," y..ill gIve II performances in the Fl. fruit rated most ofthc: lime:. Anolhcr fa irly lood r'erlormantt I~ done b)' Watching aU tht> others Immersed in their happiness, hIS .-Irndy been performed by thiS I auderdale area In Florida Scau'In Hubit'} n 'tk}. the and wondering if rve something like thaI. .:.,...:. ".",-:-~,.:."::.,:. "::,,;,.;,,,, .: , .;..).:. 0:-.;..:...... ~•• ;..;. <-.;. (. ""':":":";":";":'(>(":'(,0:-.;.<- .;..;.. ;.. :.-:>.» prO\UIUlt ..... ho u. in',rumental in 'The answer is predic.t;!lbly no, wtuch makes me Ihmk 0:- 0:- about what I've done wrong. hdpinS SCIIII find hl\ daulhler I've done nothing wrong. I've Just done nothing. '\lthough her character latk~ depth. But AlINayelitting down and w;!Ilchmg a dream get carned J. f: ~he brinls vulnef1lbiht)· to her role Styx Album Givaway olf by the wind. .;. ~ The film is mOlit cfleClive in Too scared to make II rT'IOVe, too afraid to show embarrassed ~ i devrlopinl nrona contrasl5 lind in c.apluring the seediness of the West feelmgs. ~ .:,.~ And even when I find love in my grasp, I Just fumble ·o ~ COUI porno distncis One Clnnot o .;. ~ help bUI notlcc Iht' sno..... -(:ovt'red 0 with 11 until II $bps through my fingers and .:. = .:. scenery in Grand Rapids. Michigan .;. ~ crashG to the ground. ,. and Ihe sordid prono districts of los ~ Which only deepens the cinpair, and aug:rnlmts the ff:lU". ., Angeles: also, the contrast bct ..... cc:n •.:. Vet, when I write, I succeed more than I fail, I speak < ,,.. Nily's and Scott', ulues. are • .:. unafraid, I can make the move. •,. ,..:. apparent lbe world is nune. A servant 10 my beckon call. •.:. ., In conclusion, do not 10 10 Everything is right. nothing lhal is wrong can', ., .,:. MHardcore" t'xpC"ClinllO be suua1l~ be soNed WIth a wave of the pen . .<:. .:. ",m ulated. Do n OI 80 10 h is my fa ntasy world, it iii my escape . ., .:. MHardcore" upccting to sec a ,. .:. But IAIhen I retum.lhrirharsl'1"ruJity gMVJ5 at me aga.n, ,. particularly po ..... erful or touching leaVIng me weak and defeated. < WJMF and A&M Records are .,. film. And finally. do not go to l.oneline5$ bec:omn a daily ntual, a routine carved •,. i " Hardcore" upt'Cting to see a from sorrow. .;. sponsoring a Stvx trivia contest. : ~ psycholo gIcal film. At best: 15 :. I gueu the blame mostly mine 10 bear . .,. " Hardcore"offt'fs some good acting The master 01 my destiny, the destroyer of my INOrld. • .:. Listen to WJMF and you cou.ld win a 1 and is effect ive in de\t!opingstrong :. .: . . contrut. .: "Pieces of Eight" Album. On :( •:.. .:. .:. Sunday, March 4, the night of the ::: •.: :. .:.. Styx concert, 'JMF will feature the ::: ..:. ~ Styx Radio Special from 4 to 7. ::: Bryant Keepsakes :j: ,WJMF Is now on with new hours: 7 :i ): a.m. - 2 a.m., 7 days a week. * Keep the memories of Bryant Campus in your home for ~ y ';"':" ;' ''''':''':'-:-·':'0.;'·:··;..;.-:.·:·.;..;..;..;··:··;. ,,··;.,:.·:··:··:."•• : •• ;. .:•• : •• : •• : .-:•• : •• : .. : • •:. ,: ••: ,.:.,:... ,... :• .;.,: .** years to come. Purchase a beautiful mirror, desk box, or picture handpainted by Eglomise Designs, Brycol is making these heirlooms available to the Bryant Community at The Arch wa~ excellent prices, Mirror $87,00 Desk Box 85,00 Picture 60,00 We need wrtters .. . for news, features, and spans. Each item is available with a painting of either the new or old If you ae interested, md willing to become campus. Involved, drop by THE ARCHWAY office md let us know. Our newspaper can only be os good os me Orders can be placed at the Brycol Boutique, where you can work we pur Into lri! !' see the mirror and desk box on display, ,. ,. , . , .. , .. ", " ." " ...... , . . , ., .. ••• .... , .. .. ,, 1 March 2. 1979 THE ARCHWAY Pate 9 Rhode Island State Government Interns How NOT to Pick up We a rc. pleased to announce that The program will last one fou r Bryant si upenis have been SemCl>h;:l . Each student has been selected as Rhode Isla nd Stalt placed in a different de partment of government' nleros after a careful the state: 8oH:mment. Interns may Girls process of evaluation. The sludenl5 do billing analysis, IPOI rcsearth. are S. Bruce Coates, Ly nn M. develop position papers, hand le Donnelly. David G. GuilfoilC', and routine mail, prepare a news Jetter, By Phil Lucey her. Say hello to her; tell her your gi rls you can make quite a few trips name; carry on a conversation about to the salad bar; one night I made 23 Rcltina Jones_ write speaches, (IT re present their have lived on this campus for personal thing:o;: . If you do this the salads and I don't even li ke salad. depanment al desiBnated functions. three years and have ne'·cr made a right way she will never hear a word The real classic place not todo It is All interns arc required to attend an pick~up. I go out all the ti me 50 it's The purpose of the State imeBr81ed seminar each Monday. of whal you say because the music i5 in the library. When you come into 'not fro m lack of exposure. My so loud. If yOU can do this you can the library cheek: out the whole place Government Inte rnship Program is To help mttt travelinB expenses. record is completely clean and I'm not pick up any girl. firs t. You can pretend you're to enable: students 10 develop a interns are awarded a SI 00 stipend proud of it. With such an Another 800<1 place notlO pick up looking for a friend who has your knowledge of the Structure and at the condusion of the program. I I achievement behind mc fed am girls is in the Country Comfort. notebook or you can pretend you procedures of Slate: government in The four students also receive thlft prelly well qualified to write of the However, at the CC Ihe stralegy is a are on at! African lafari or whatever. order to encourage them to take an academic credits Ii nee their principles of not picking up girls. active pan in the Ci vic life of the experience falls within Ihe' scope of lillie different. When a group of girls Sit down near the girl and start The principles are easy to understnd comes. pIck one out while Ihey are working. Study for a while to keep State and to further encourage: them the S S. 471 course hsted in tht and can be implemented by anyone. to enter govemment ~rv i ces. "Bryant Bulletin" ge ll ing ~ettled . Now talk 10 your your mind off you r true mission, The firs t rule; go to all mixers. friend and glance eooly in her Think of something to talk to her This is a prime time not 10 pick up direction. Now really stare her down about...if it helps. yOU canjol down girls. Although the word mi:ter like they do in the movies; when she some notes on a 3 X !Ii card. When New Process Camera implies some mingling of people holds vour glance, you're cookin·. ready, go over and talk 10 her. When usually the only mi xing lhat is done The best girls to do this to are the you know she's really interested, tell last Friday's Issue ano one Imee is between brain cells and beer. To ones you know wear giants during her you have to leave because you're 8y RiehlTd Morris weeks old proves thaI Ihere is a get ready fo r the evening wear the day, but don'l when they go out. late for a gly liberation meeting. Archway Siaff WritfT "slighl improvement of !.luality wit h something you think will be Staring at a gi rl with 20-1450 vis ion You have just done it again. Approximately three wceks ago the full capabilities of the mathine attracti ve. Yo u can even take a makes it easy not to pick her up. The Arch"ay acquired the Pos-one not yet being reali7.ed." The new shower and wash your hair if you because she can·t even see the person I have on ly given four examples, 516 proctss camera. II is expected. asset is pred icted to be fully want to. When you ge l in,gosiraight sitting across from her, much les~ see bU I there are thousands ofvariatioM by Thf ArchwI, editorial stafr, thaI operational within three weeks. 10 the bar and order a beer. Now you across the room. on this idea; yO U can make up your this additio n will Yimprove the The .... eekly procedure whic h walk arou nd Ihe pu b and Stt who's own as they apply to the silualion. p r ofess iona l 4uality o f t he readies the paper for printing will be Ihere; go upstairs. downSi ain, to the If you are looking for a tasteful The real lesson to be learned from all newspaper," Thus the large financial slightly altered. Some additional bar. back upstairs in any order you place not to pick up girls Ihe dining of this is to lei her make the first burden is j ustifi ed. steps are re4uired because Marc li ke. Sometimes I cover so many hall is the best. The primary move. Thill way )'OU can avoid a lot The specific te ch nical Packa rd and the production slaff miles at a mixer I get blis ters on my objectiVe here is to meel her while of trouble thinking up st upid lines ex planations which describes the art" assumi ng respunsi bilites feet. she is at the iliad. Here's how it and the embarrassment of being detailtd Work ing of the process preV IO us ly held by the paper's Afler prowling around for a works: wait till she goes up to gel a turned down. Just let her come up to camera are most likely nOt to be fully printer. The inves tment is viewed as whik, choose someone yOU think lalad , then go up yourself. J ust as you and say, " Hi, can I buy you a understood by those not involved o n e of the many recent you might like not to pick up. In a you're ready to talk to her, pour blue drink?" Say, "Sure." Then look her wi dl printing or graphic art improvements to be tter T ht very 5ubtle ..... ay move close to he r cheese dressing all over your shoe. If straight in the eye and say, "but I'm procedures. A comparison be tween Archwa, for Bryant. until you are slanding right ntxt to you are interested in a num ber of no easy p ick ~ u p . " The 'Archway Photo Contest Become a professional O nce again, fcllow BryanlO In addition to the cash a ..... ards, Winning cnlriei will appear in nians. it is time for the Grand honorable m entio ns will be the April 6th issue of the Outstanding Sales and Service Opportunities and Glorious A RCHWA Y awarded a t the. descretton of the A R CH WAY. T hese prints will with Prudential Insurance Annual P hoto C ontest! This judges. be ex hibiled in Ihe A R C HWAY hallowed five-year Bryant office from April 6th Ihrough the tradi t i o n p r o v i dMj' Th--e ~n.t.hc..back of ea.ch print must I3lh. Xon-winning entries can -Advancement Unlimited be the following information: photographicall y insp ired with be claimed in the A R CH WA Y - Full T raining Program e ntrants's name, phone nu m ber, -Starting Sala ry Negotiable a n oullet for their creative office begi n ning A pril 6th. T H E and loeal addn:ss. All entrics talents. T he contest is open to all A RCHWA Y accepts no liability I members of the Bryant should be submitted in sealed for prints not claimed by A pril Contact John Volpe or Aaron Orleck at 831·6842 manilla envelopes; all color community- not JUSt st udents! 30th, 1979. .______be_ '_W_,,_"__ p rints from each entrant should 9,_OO._a_,m__ ,a_ "_d_4_'_OO._p_,m_., ._.______.-' There a re , o f course. rules. L be in one. all black and white in But that's reality, or it would be another. The outside of the if the re were such a thing. After ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ envelope should bear no their perusal, get out the o ld marking ~. other than the entry chrome and glass (baklite and ~ ~ number which will be assigned plastic?) contraption, and go to ~ ~ when you register. it! You've got till after spring ~ ~ break to work on it, and then 6. Entries will be judged ~ ~ some. So we're psyched to see according to the following some supremely scintillating criteria: Visual cffectiveness, ~ ~ shots! 60%: this includes appeal, ~ ~ Rules creativity. originality, composi ~ ~ tion, and subject. Technical 1. The contest is open to all Ability, 40%, ~ ~ members of the Bryant ~ ~ Community, e:tcept the staffs of 7. Judging will be conducted ~ ~ T H E ARCHWAY and THE by a six member panel consililing LEDGER, and, of course, the of: ~ ~ judges. J . W. Ha rrington, Editor-in ~ ~ 2. All entries must be d elivered Chief, THE ARCHWAY; Sean ~ ~ to THE ARC H W A Y office McNamee, Photo Editor, THE ~ ~ between 9 a.m. Monday, March A RCH W AY: Dave A lfredson , ~ ~ 26 and 3 p.m. on A p ril S. 1979. A ssista nt Pho to Editor, T H E A ll entrants must register o n the A RCHWAY ; Michael R . ~ ~ sheet provided in the office. Brandt, P hoto Editor, T he ~ ~ 3. T here will b e two L e d ge r : Elle n B oo r h a m , ~ ~ categories: Black and W hite, and Director of Publications a nd Colo r. A maximum of three Ad vertising; C harlie P ickett, ~ DINNER R EVENT ~ prints (ma ximum size S" x IO") Act ing Directo r o f P hys ica l ~ ~ will be acccptcd from each Plant. ~ ~ enlrant in each catego ry. No 8. All entries will remain : Presenting: R~ Y LEICHT-Advertising Account Executive ~ slides will be accepted . o nly sealed u ntil 3:00 p .m., T hursday, prints. ~ Venus de Milo, Swansea MA ~ April 5, 1979, at w hich time 4. The fo ll o wing prizes wi ll be jUdging wi ll take place. J udging : LOBSTER, Thurs. March 8,1979 : awarded: w ill b e closed t o i n s ure Black and White o bjeetivity. 1st prize- S25 9. All decisio ns by the judges : PRIME RIBS,etc. : 2nd prize- S IS are final. J rd prize- S \0 10. Misrepresenta tio n by ~ $10.00-AII You Can Eat! : Color e ntrants of vio lations o f rules ~ ~ 1st Prize - S2S will result in exp lusion from the ~ CONTACT: Joe Butler (232-0081 ) ~ 2nd Prize- S IS contest a nd fo rfeiture of prize J rd Prize- SIO winnings. ++++++++++++++++++~++~~++++++++ P"cdle 10 THE ARCHWAY March 2. 1919 , THE CLASSIFIEDS TIARA -We're looking forward 10 seeing BONES?? I still have your pink panti es. You kn ow Basket Cases: Itl in baskelballJll Los t and FOlt nd William real soon. How about tonight? where to lIet them! Count ry Girl. PHAG: Versatile? Voluptu ous? Vi vid? Pair 01g loves lost in the gameroom on Happy 19th Birthday Rosebud, Mental JAWS: Group 51!!( . Homer heat lives on! Vinal? 2120/79 (Tuesday Night!) Will be al Ward , and Mellon Balls. Love. the Sex Qui ncy gives heart shaped hlckles!l Kathy: Sing along with MItch? (Or is it Fhp: Erons much? (I like th e way I said Security Ext. 200. Pit. pitch!) that) l ost A TI 55 cal cula tor on lunday "Mel has a heart on!"'I??! Dr ip, Drop & Splash: II's abOu t time you Jlm· you are a reallriendly lIuy. 21'll. Return to The Arcttw l, . got socia bl e. leI's get togeth er ag ain Counlry Girls do il bell(lr! Wh o lives in room 211-00rm g.·Srub? sometime soon!!!!! Love Junior. Jim-you are a wimp. lost: Men's silver bracelet. Thin MMM·A guy can on ly take SO much!! Jim·' heard you are impotent. rec tangu lar ch ain . 525 Reward . LInda makes sweet sh ots. Jim·you're a real cavity lighter. Sentim ental \l al ue. Call collect 16m JAW: Where are the drugs 1?1 AM l ·Association 01 Menial losers. IJ83.n86 . Ask lor Pete. TIARA -It was a good par ty - we like the Jim·Where did you sleep last weekend? Jim-Do yo u ever ta ke olt that sweater? ne w addition to your su ile Waldo: Th ank you lor letting me in your AMl·you look like a big ro tten cavity. Jim·you look like a waflle headed • Wanted "V" club . woodpecker. Happy 20th Birthday Dee. Love th e Sex Dear Admirer: Why don't you ta ke the Bartend er and Waitress and Waiter Pit To my suilemates; Sh all we have some initiative? AM L-I like those vei ns gOing thro ugh Illes for supper? wante d at Poplo's on Rte 6. Johnston. Dear Admir er: Why don't you tak e the your head. Call 934·9881, ask for Paul. Bu y Jefl; It was pretty go od , just tO~ D initiative? 0---- long to st and. love Hookey·laa. Fay; Is It true IMt yo u can ue light in Cav ity·your ballged!l! Rooster: Do your ba lls blle??? Pe rsonals BaCkgammon an yoo e?? Waldo's room al nigM? Jim & Cay-you took like a co uple 01 Jim·Glad to hear you blew chow belore terds. lois, shhhhh. Peggy: Have you Gte" to Hawaii Fat Is S!!lty!! tately??' Thanks gIving dinner! AMl·Bob Hope's slster·no hope. Ted, Pick any girls up lately? Mr. l was born without a spine. Good l inle weed, please st ay out ot trouble . Tiara·Tnanks lor a memo rable Tang MIS L Nookies!! Ted, Pull any legs lately? well. if you Insisl go right ahead. occasion' love·Mary Contlct Lena Wearers, Save on Feell1ke your going craly? Call AI and Mary-Pass out much?1 Good thing Feb. brand name hard or soft lens Mary. the presidents 01 the clmlc ... 24 comes only once a yea r. love ya· supplies . Send for free "M ', Denise: II is true that we won 'l be able to illustrated catalog. Contact THE use your bed this weekend. What will AM l ·you look like the eleventh Lens Supplies, Box 7453. WI! do?? commandment- Phoenix , Arizona 85011. ARCHWAY Steve C. : I just wan ted 10 say hello. Thou shall not look like that! Will Be Mailed D.F. Fan Club conta ct '"1'" , Dorm 610urth " Anywhere In 1100r. What You Need to Know The Known World 0--., Another week past... About 11M For Your Car For Only $5.00 Whoever wants their pink panties back, I • I still have them and you know where II M is shorthand for Inspec I Per Calendar Year you ca n reach mI!. savings and perfo rmance res ult tion/ Maintenance, the new law whe n a car is maintained according , , ...... Where have all the beards gone? Some requiring all Rhode Isla nd cars to to manufact urer's specifica tions. new ones. to ol pass an emissions test established to Enclosed is check or money order for $5.00 for a one year Atong with the energy and dollar subscription. T: I love you for all 01 the thin gs you've reduce smog and carbon monoxide done lor me. .. "Iittle sis" pollution in our air. Owners whose conservation, there may be as many Name ______cars fail must have the repairs made, as 400 new se rvice station jobs Kath please try and bear what ::.tems created to take care of the needed " unbearable, lor our sake. at their own expense, to bring their ve hicles into conformance with repairs. Jay, you kno w t care no matler what my tailpipe emissions standards. Address ______ac tions say. Nearly half Ihe failing vehicles Improved fuel economy in require onl y a carbure t or Rookie is a Kebbie. adjusted cars may go as high as 4%, adjustment at SIO or less, One-third Zip ____ _ This savings of about 40 ga ll ons need a mi nor tuneup. between $13 City ______S tate Rook ie was Iramed. not annually is enough to offset the COSt and $40. Some 16% require major Nibs can't ta ke GMAT's1 of the majori ty of repairs. Optimum work at S)O or more, March 2. 1919 THE ARCHWAY Paae II Mountaineering #5. • You, a faithful follower of thiS less serious business. If you are t:s]pa.ce, have been a moun- going to down the mountains, · taineer'for some time no·w.. -=== ?~I J..,.. rather than vice versa, you must · You've studied the funda be confident of your standing. mentals, selected your Between the head and the feet gear and experlmented "" . lies the area known to pros as "the with methodology In short, lxx:l.Y' Mountaineering you are nobody's fool. None bod;ywea.r is usually based theless, you also know a little on personal preference. knowledge is a dangerous thing However, keep a keen So you want to learn more_ eye out for one common Smart thinking. criterion Your clothes First, you must realize that All~~er should be comfortable and once the basics of mountaineering .. flexible, allowing for open are mastered, it is only nuance , . movement, specificaJly in the which distingUiShes the true ., vicinity of the arms. A free artiSts from the merely adequate. . \ and responsive arm is a Therefore, attention to detail, mountaineer's best friend. especially in matters of clothing, \ Certain accessories, of is vital. course, complement and Always protect the head ""':l-!"'¥*' -, complete the regulation acco:rding to seasonal fluctua garb. Expedition flags tions. In winter, a warm hat , to mark your territory is mandatory. (The head, a.1ter in public places, con all, is the chimney of the necting ropes for those body. Avoid cerebral heat loss who prefer the security it diminishes your P8.'{Ch.o of mountaineering in physiO abilities. ) tandem and back In summertime, packs filled with a sun viSor or a beer nuts, mugs, billed cap will bottle openers guarantee cruc:iB.l and other para viSibility among phanalia. Beyond the craggy peaks. these standards, wardrobe styles Pay particular !nstrucUons, regard to your foot- Insert. contents of f'18. A range from the rustiC gear Shoes should into ,.,.. B. Flex,.,.. C 120; to the ref'med. And transferr1n8 contents to be sturdy and stab1 e . ,.,. D. Swall~. . well they might, for A secure footing is mountaineers are a · of utmost imPOrtance. Without it, rugged and individual · you're asking for trouble. Point lot,jolned only by a · of order: while mountaineering is common taste for pursued for fun, it is neverthe- excellence. , . . Don't just reach fur a beer. BUSCH~ad for ths rnounta.in& .------~------ Paae 12 THE ARCHWAV March 2. 1919 THE SPORTS i Women's Basketball Wrap-up skillfully led by capt:,lIns DOllie a strong backup for the- team. The by Rita V. lu~ Arcb ....y Staff \\'nln Pope and Judi Walson, The Ihree 101' three pla)'ers and their a\'era~~ frosh Slarters-Donna Colt, Celtstt were: J udi Watson. .... ith J 7.06 Lasl Friday night the wome n Buckmore, and Anne Marte POints and 8.2 rebounds; Donna • hOlled Suffolk in an e:o:cillng game Savela we~ a urons fa clor in the Colc (1 2.9 and 12.2): DOllIe Pope •• of basketball. Dott ie Pope led the change of the wonle n's losi ng (12.4 lind 8.7). - ~ - team 10 victory wit h 23 points and 13 reputation. Marvanne Vl gll ott, • • - 4 rebounds. Judi Watson connected (V ig), ball led injU ri es all season to "Overall Ihe women should be • ".-. .- fo r 16 points while Don nll Cole + hel p thc team with her inlense congratulated for thei r hard work • pulled do.... n 9 rebounds. and Cdeste playing. The be nch- Diane Scinto. and un excellent season. Bryant • Buckmore added 8. A super ... Nancy Pike, Eileen Doyle. Pam College shOuld expect great things • v .. defenSi ve efron by Na ney Pikt J ohnson, and Rita Valerio provided from this team next year. • helped the team 10 a 12·51 VictOry. PhOio -by A/an Bonum In the last game of (heir season Saturday night, the women played New Havtn. The (ndians slrvulcd Like the Signs Sav through the first half and were only Foosball Tournament lOS ing by one poinl at halftime. T he Bryant Karate Club is ali\'e the second week or March. Finally, a Unfonunalely. they were nOI able 10 By Jay Mctlle, On Monday and Tuesday the and kld:in!. According to Rlaek Full Contact Karate Tournament Slay as close in the second half. a nd Bryant College Table Soccer Belt Inst ructor Ronald Renaud, this will be held, follo ..... ed by a Disco For one moment the defense is New . Iaven was the ... ic lor. 72-55. Association put on the 1st Annual semester the club is organi1.lng lin Mixer. perfcct. thc nUt finds the game over. Judi WalSon led all storen wit h 17 Foosball Sp«tacular in the Pub. inter-collegeialt scht" Di\'lsion C Division D W _ L W - I. Delta SiSma Phi 3-' a .. , ·0 • Dealiy Doobies 3-1 Phi Ep-A 3 - , ENTERTAINMENT In$Ane '-3 Bullets , • 3 Who Knows WJMF 0·' "'... n ...... 31 throuch .."' ...... 318:00 p.m. to 1:00 A.m . '-3 IS Shorr mlnu,.. from .,Ampus -. DiviSion E Oi\ision F (' .~. W - L W-' HELD OVER!! [I; Phi Sigma Nu 3-1 Bcarde Russ Surdir of Phi Sigma Nu Administrators MO ...... 31 · ..."'r .... 31 bowled an average or 180. HapP31Hour ' Ban Busters U noon to 8:00 p.m. ,'.'. Gerii Hura or SO-Whlit5 had the -[I; Administrative Low - 92. Charley Pin Heads 2l" Coc"'lb~ Pickett of the Ball Buster's had the So-What l'J '- high individual Scrath • 18J . Alley CalS " .-.,;:t, " Thur .....31· '~-. LcuIIla NI,. Butler's Puzzle Drln" Hal, N Q G G B U C LI P P C 5 U N M M P Z L PrI.,. B U L LET S K S B E R D B EL N Q UI P U R S J Z A S G e E I T I C S 0 J H E I C AN A Z K t N X ARE S T S L N S B Coada. Attractloa.: S U P E R SON I C S v el S R Z EPA 'PhUadalpbJa Mapc' T F ATO PA S PAK L A I R EML U G o SUS C P Y e RE I p E H Z Z A URI •.. . x nr. ' N H T E K T A E R S WAF GS A R R S S 'Pa al Caraay Baad' SA W K NUL L SUS R IO R L C I S N 8 U L S B A K ERN T R A I L B I L I Flnl two complflcly CO"Kt 5OIulfon 10 IItt punic, r«""cd IhroUlh the 2949 Hartford Ave. (Rt. 6), .Johnston RI U.s, mai l .' P,0, 80. 37 . ... 111 rcccive complimentary entry paHH 10 PoplO', Phone 934,,,,1 in Johnston. RcmcmlK r, Ihe cnvclo~ mUll ~ Sfnt throulh thc mail and poslmarktod. (Hlnl: Thc only rule Is Ihal you'rf looklnl fOf nicknames of NBA lums.)