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The University of Maine at Orono the daily student newspaper aine since 1875 am us vol.90 no.62 Thursday, April 29,1982 Self-review Foreign raises students denied questions housing by .'Ann Parker Staff Writer subsidies b) Staff Writer Initial results from the departmental self-review process are in and al- Because of an amendment that though the review committee won't passed through congress as a "rider" submit its recommendations till Tues- to a housing bill in 1980 and which was day, several questions have been enacted last fall, foreign students raised regarding the quality of educa- attending UMO are seeking alterna- tion at UMO. tive non-public housing because the The Self-Review Steering Commit- government will not subsidize them. tee, headed by James Horan. director In 1980. Congressman Bruce F. of policy analysis and planning, has Vento ID) Minnesota. proposed an been reviewing each department since amendment to the proposed Com- the arrival in Sept. 1980 of President munity Housing and Development Act Paul Silverman. that would prohibit HUD from making Richard Hill, professor of mechan- housing assistance available to non- ical engineering and member of the immigrant foreign aliens. self-review committee said. "The As a result, a large number of review will show where the changes foreign students living in public were needed and what kind of housing were denied government direction the university should and subsidies that would significantly could take." reduce their rent. Many of these first Saturday when it broadcasts live the music and Howard Shoenberger. associate ‘,1,M1,.B will score a students could not pay the monthly of the tenth annual Rumsnick et store page pi-how professor of history and member of the festivities increase without the subsidies and self-review commuter said the pres- were forced to leave their homes. ident had come up with a list of seven Around UMO, there is only one perceptions he felt were important to source of federally subsidized public the self-review. The seven items were Mawhinney wins housing. Talmar Wood. Talmar's read at the Council of Colleges business manager Jacquelyn meeting, April 12: all academic and Wagner said a HUD order stating the some non-academic departments re- distinguished award provisions of the Community Housing ported inadequate budgets: the cur- by Sallie Vallely the colleges, with Vice-President and Development Act informed her provide rent distribution of funds at UMO did Staff Writer of Research Frederick that Talmar could no longer for foreign stu- not reflect the importance of acade- President Paul Silverman Hutchinson acting as a non- subsidized housing that it would have to abide mics. The president estimated this presented the distinguished voting ex officio member. dents. but or face a penalty. imbalance to be approximately $I Maine professor award to Eugene Hutchinson said Nicholson is a by the new law "The law was enforced in million: the need for greater inter- Mawhinney, political science national and international expert She said, semester. It was an gration and communication between professor; the presidential on viruses and diseases found in the middle of the foreign students teaching, research, student affairs. research and creative fish while Hill gave many years of outrage because the a bad and public service areas; the Co- achievement award to Bruce public service and has patented a had no notification. It really left she said. "And operative Extension Service and its Nicholson, chairman of the woodstick stove. impression on them." some ill-feeling relationship to the entire university microbiology department; and Mawhinney has been a it today is reflected by government." needs to be enhanced: the number and the presidential public service professor at UMO for all but 10 towards the academic programs appear to the Mailutha family of type of achievement award to Richard years of his 30 year teaching She said there are inadequacies had to leave their be inadequate; Hill, mechanical engineering career. He is the pre-law advisor Kenya. would have collection by church of space: and, in light of the professor and director of the for UMO and has been apartment, but a fees, organizations in Orono helped out the inexorable increase in tuition and department of industrial responsible for placement of determine what there is a need to corporation. A check for $1,500 about 30 students annually in law family. "They were very lucky," Wagner services are really wanted and was given to each recipient from schools. said. "Not everyone received that Scbonberger said in a meeting the UMO Alumni Association. Mawhinney was assigned by kind of assistance. We enjoy the Monday afternoon the president The presentations were made four governors to task forces and foreign students who live here. They elaborated on the seven perceptions at an honors banquet held commissions to address problems are an enriching quality to the and asked the committee for their Tuesday. April 20 at Wells affecting the executive legislative, foundation.'' endorsement of them. The president Commons. and judicial branches of state With the government subsidy at also said the imbalance between The selection committee for government. Talmar, a two-bedroom apartment nonacademic and academic was too the Distinguished Maine The process in picking the goes for $230 a month. Without the great but he would not specify as to Professor consisted of 22 distinguished professor award subsidy, a foreign student must pay how he planned to rectify this. He students, one from each class in begins with a nominating table $349 a month, an $89 difference that mentioned two areas of concern: each of the colleges with last that is set up in Memorial Union constitutes more than a 37 percent athletes and student affairs. He said year's recipient of the each spring. The ballot instructs increase in rent. the administration might be cut or distinguished professor award student voters to write in the Wagner said that every person who restructured. and the vice-president of name of one professor who he or wishes to rent at Talmar must sign a "The president is academic affairs serving as non- expecting a list of she deems worthy based on the government document that says he or concrete recommendations from the voting members of the selection respect and devotion a professor she is not an alien. "I find this to be Self-Review Committee by the end committee. has to education; teaching very repulsive," she said. "It stirs of the semester. There is a lot of The awards for research and effectiveness; intellectual content bad memories of the McCarthy era." alarm around campus as to who and creatise achievement and public of the professor's classroom Bonnie Mayo, a ranking adminis- what programs are going to be cut. By sevice achievement are selected presentations; the professor's trator at Talmar said. "I wish there next Tuesday. more should be by a faculty committee made up (See Awards known," Schonberger said. of representatives from each of pg. 2) (See 'Foreign Students' pg. 3) 2 The Marne Campus Thursday, Aped 29, 1982 Awards WMEB to broadcast Bumstock (co.i. from pg. availability to students in addition to regular office hour As by TIM Rice and concern with the students' WMEB siil broadcast the full I() members Staff Writer about their backgrounds and intellectual and personal hours of the festival, from noon until their impressions of Bumstock. development; and professional by Naomi L 10 pm, Prescott said. and scholarly accomplishments. Staff Write For the first time in its decade-long Development director at WMEB. Festival Professor of political science, history. the Bumstock Music "The biggest question mark right Lee Ann Hanson, who coordinated the broadcast live on the campus Robert Thomson, a colleague will be now is the sound quality," Saunders drive for contributors, said her main In protest WMEBfm. and longtime friend of radio station. said. problem was the timing of the event. Reagan's [ Mawhinney since his a major campus would weak "This is event,"said "But! don't see much of a problem. "Between fraternity fund-raisers undergraduate days at UMO, the handle former station manager Jeremy Our engineeris and other people I've and charities, a lot of merchants have said, "He has always been very opportunitic Prescott. "and we've finally taken it talked to that have done this tvne of been giving money for other things." close to and interested in all his technical of Handical upon ourselves to give it coverage." work before say the sound she said. Businesses will pay $10 an students especially students will be signatures "Rumor has it that this might be good." hour or $50 for the day. looking forward to law as a today to set Bumstock's last year because the Saunders said the concert will use a career." -StatMn Manager Bill Saunders said Veronica cabins might close,— Prescott said. remote broadcast system, set Mawhinney said, "I regard the up the live broadcast has been in the Services for "I hope it's not, but if it is, at least through a phone line,-a technique advising as a very important planning stages for the past two dents at UM we're going to be there." usually used for sports broadcasts. function. In terms of teaching months. signing effm goals I think there is a body of Bumstock will feature a variety of preserve th, Underwriting contributions from "This is another way for us to get knowledge which the student and music from bands including Montage, area businesses (including the Nite involved in the community, and not I can work with. I try to logically One Last Swing, The Catch, Jehovah's Westei Owl store of Orono, Sundance Bou- just play music:: Prescott said. separate the important from the tique. the Time Out Restaurant, Favorite Choir, and the Lindsay' Abbott Band. "All the bands are excellent, and unimportant. 1 take my classes Everybody's Sandwich Shoppe. and seriously and like to think that I Between there will be a good diversity of music. the Marne Campus) will cover t he music sets, the station am reasonable demanding on my "LOS plans to It should he a good time inters iris audience and band students." by Paul Tuio Staff Writer ORONO HOUSE, APAR- CAMPUS TMENTS FOR RENT: 4 Gypsy iii * Police Blotter * bedroom house, all new interior. CRIER Available June I. caterpillars more than I 2 bedroom apartments, totally forest last yc new, available end of May. 7 in favor of 1 Police investigated a report Lengyel Hall lot. The value of 1 bedroom apartment, new David Sin; Tuesday of a "strange, intox- available now. the lights was put at $40. LOST one New Balance Running the Maine F icated male" in the lobby of the shoe. If found please call Pat at All in downtown Orono area. said the m Memcrial Gym. The man, who Pdice issued a sumons on a Call 866-2518 942-7224. after 5:00pm. 866- problem in 1 proved to be a resident of the charge of criminal mischief to 3248. Daniel G. Michaud. 22. of West traveling we Hope House in Bangor. was REWARD - Old Town High Furniture for Sale - Seally bed Enfrid. Maine. Police accused have encour placed on a bus to Bangor. School 1980 class ring lost on and boxspring - $1 50. Michaud of breaking a window Record moths defoli, campus initials. C.A.F. call 827- cabinet - $50. at the Brann House by throwing Dresser - $43, acres nation 2658. Couch and chairs. A Fogler Library employee a rock at the building. The Call Doug at The gypsy RECOR- reported that the cord to an damage to the window was ,LEARN MODERN 866-7959. the egg sit DING TECHNIQUES: Olympia electric typewriter had $50. Records for Sale - SI - $3. Great female adult estimated at Workshop at New World been cut and the coin box shape. Wide selection. Call Doug middle of 1 Studios, May 17-28. For more removed. The them on tr damages were information call 581-7624. at 866-7959. estimated at $82. An Aroostock Hall resident under stone Wanted: Furnished apartment to 1,..ptxted the theft of his men's between 200 rent from May 15 to August IS. A Chadbourne Hall resident red Fuji 10-speed bicycle Mon- Efficiency apartment available The eggs t Call Pat Stevens, 942-4864. reported the theft Tuesday of a day from the front of Tau now thru Aug. 29. $100 per or mid-May set of fog lights from his Ford Epsion Phi. The bike was month. Call 827-7231 after 4:00. Wanted: students (2) to serve a, brown cater] MIKA while it was parked in the ‘aluod at $160. summer tour guides at Historic stiff brown I Rent for Free - Mill St. Orono. House Musuem in downtown sides of tl Pay for June and July and receive Portland. Must be eligible for caterpillar s August for free. One bedroom. WORK STUDY program. FRIDAY: Variety Night inches in ler 580/month. $160 for June- Applicants should be History or Pupation (Bluegrass, Contemporary, August. Contact Doug at 866- English majors and at ease attached to t 7959. meeting the public. Willing to part of Turf Vocals, ETC.) Found: re -Delia sorority pin by work June 1 through August 31, EM last Wed. Owner can claim Mon-Fri, 35 hours a week. SATURDAY: The 'JACKSON JILLS' by identifying it at 275A Stevens Hourly wage $3.35. If interested, Hall. apply in writing by May 7: from Tufts University, For sale: Mens tennis racket Summer Employment, Maine All Female Cappello Singing Ensemble, Wilson T2000. Price negotiable. Historical Society, 485 Congress Call Michelle Room 310 at 7492. Street, Portland, Maine 04101_

GOOD FOOD GOOD FRIENDS GOOD TIMES '.1E.VAZ6=6Z(1==r,, a X.rr-Mii,.-7-7LLTi 8-12 pm Lown Rooms Union 1 National Direct Student THE FO'C'SLE Loans Exit Interviews The MBA Association and the College If for any reason you will not be returning to UMO nest of Business Administration present Speaker fall, and you are or have been the recipient of a National Direct Student Loan (i.e. the loans given as Fran Hartzell part of your finanicial aid award), you are obligated to attend an NDSL exit interview. •k% Director of Management Planning The first exit interview session, for last names A and Development through L, will be held Tuesday evening April 27; the Corporation second session for names M through Z. will be held on Martin Marietta Wednesday evening. Both sessions will be at 7:30 p.m. Bethesda. Maryland in 120 Little Hall, and will last about one hour. Time: Wed May 5, 1982 5-7pm If you are unable to attend, please call the Loan Place: Wells Commons Lounge U.M.0 Department (581-7141) and make other Subject: Role of the MBA in the Business arrangements to satisfy your exit interview interested are invite Environment. All those obligation. reception to follow The Maine Campus. Thursday, April 29, 1982 3

students in star office hours Association for handicapped works for equality th the students' and personal by Naomi .nd professional Laskey students. the school feels he would cause an other students suffer from invisible Staff Writer :omplishments. "The effort at the union is part of a unreasonable burden or cost to the handicaps like diabetes, epilepsy or political science, national campaign in conjunction with institution. Also, schools would no asthma, and are therefore not regis- in, a colleague the Maine Association of Handicapped longer have to make buildings tered. In protest of friend of President Ronald Persons in protest of the proposed accessible to physically handicapped "Reagan's changes would have a Reagan's since his proposed changes, which budget cuts by President Reagan. The students if the buildings are not tremendously negative impact on the would weaken days at UMO, regulations now giving plan is to gather signatures from now intended to be used by the handicap- ground gained and benefits fought for the ilways been very handicapped equal rights and until July 4," she said. ped. Also, references in Section 504 to that now allow handicapped an opportunities. crested in all his The Maine Association Reagan has proposed changes in the right to "equal opportunity" will opportunity to attend post-secondary of :ially students Handicapped Persons will gather Section 504 of the 1978 Rehabilitation be changed to "substancially equal school." Barry said... signatures in J to law as a the Memorial Union Act, which in part guarantees handi- opportunity." This means that "Things must be done to break today to send to the president. capped persons the right to an handicapped persons will have less down the architectural and attitudinal id, "I regard the Veronica Barry, Coordinator of education comparable to that offered protection than is guaranteed other barriers of the social prejudice against Services for very important Physically Disabled Stu- non-handicapped students. minorities, Barry said. the physically handicapped." Barry dents at rms of teaching UMO. said the local petition- If these changes are adopted, any There are 127 students at UMO said. since "the more visible handi- signing effort is ere is a body of part of an attempt to severely disabled person could be identified as having physical dis- capped students become, the more preserve the rights of i the student and handicapped excluded from a college education if abilities, Barry said, adding that many invisible their handicap will be." I try to logically Western migration tortant from the expected take my classes Foreign e to think that 1 emending on my sy moth population declining students bs Paul Tukey emerge. The adults are brownish in Orono and 362 acres in Old Town were (cont, from pg. 1) Staff Writer color with dark bands across their defoliated by the moths last year. was something we could do about it. wings. Female moths are incapable of However, both city managers, We tried every aspect to get around it, USE, APAR - flight and, therefore, spreading of the Raymond Cota of Orono and Star IR RENT: 4 loopholes." Gypsy moths, the brown species depends on the accidental McGowan of Old but there are a few all new interior_ furry Town said no Bill Lerma, assistant director for caterpillars responsible for devouring transportation of the egg masses by spraying would take place in their administrative progress development more than 650.000 acres of Maine's man or on the dispersal of the larvae towns due to lack of funding. stments, totalls of the Maine Housing Authority in forest last year may by wind. Strubel said he Id of May. be leaving Maine is optimistic, the Augusta, said the act was passed by in favor of forests in other states. Strubel said although the total problem is lessening in Maine by he Congress on the premise that ''it is ertment, new David Strube!, chief entornoloeist of acerage in Maine damaged by Gypsy remains cautious. inappropriate to waste federal money the Maine Forest Service in Augusta moths increased from 400 acres in Strube' said he is optinistic, the on foreign students that could be n Orono area said the moths, previously 1978 to 656,000 acres in 1981, the only a problem is lessening in Maine but he available for students of our own ler 5:00pm. 866- problem in New actual number of moths may be England, have been remains cautious. country." However, he said his own traveling west. declining. "I would guess that the Strubel said 30 states "The problem can blow up again if opinion on the issue does not reflect ale - Scatty bed encountered total acerage affected by the moth will have problems with the we have a mild winter or if the wind is that of the Congress and the presi- - S150. Record stay about the same as last year, moths defoliating more than 12 million blowing really hard when the larvae dent. Dresser - S45 which means that there aren't as many acres nation-wide. (caterpillars) are crawling up the trees Haddy Saila from Thegamia. West s. Call Doug at moths around." he said. The gypsy moth passes the winter in because those thimo can get blown for Africa. said. "The nevv law is Strubel said the state has arranged the egg state. Strubel said. The miles." contradictory to the original law that a cooperative effort for individual - SI - 53. Great female adult lays the eggs during the gave equal rights to foreign (Immunities across the state to use lion. Call Doug middle of the summer, depositing students.' them on tree trunks, buildings or the insecticide (bacillus thuringiensis) under stones in masses containing to combat the moth. However he ed apartment to between 200 and 1000 eggs. i to August IS. said most of the combative efforts The eggs usually hatch in late April 942-4864. have been done by individuals who or mid-May. The larvae are pale find the egg masses in the fall or the to s (2) serve as brown caterpillars w ith long tufts of cocoons in the summer and who coat Historr.. des at stiff brown hairs projecting from the them with creosote or tar. in downtown "Pilot pens! sides of their bodies. In this Peter Dufour, superintendant of be eligible for caterpillar stage they grow to two grounds and services at UMO said the ' program. inches in length. - gypsy moth has not been a significant I be History or You have to Pupation occurs inside cocoons problem on campus and no spraying and at ease attached to tree trunks. In the latter will be done. ic. Willing to part of July the adults begin to According to Strubel. 655 acres in ugh August 31, hold onto urs a week. 5. 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The issue of war and peace never leaves the minds through these kinds of gatherings will the United of many people. States government be given the message many people With things heating up in the South Atlantic over wish to convey. Letter writing campaigns also have a Too serious the Falkland Islands and the rebel movement similar effect on these issues. continuing in El Salvador, the evening news is It is a shame that organizations like the National One of the maddening feature, dominated with the spectre of war. Yet as members Rifle Association can have such well-coordinated of those who loudly trumpet the of a small community like Orono, often times it efforts to defeat popularly-supported efforts as gun truth for the cultural-political- seems like the average citizen can do nothing to help control while masses of people cannot have such a religious right is their remarkable further the cause of peace. similar effect on things like the supplying of arms to lack of humor. It isn't just that But last week's demonstrations on nuclear governments which do not even guarantee the most their preachments are so weapons was an example of the grass-roots basic human rights of their citizens. arrogant, their arguments are so movement starting in this country over the issue of Coordinated campaigns, like the Ground Zero tedious, or that their style is so nuclear annihilation. This movement, as it springs up Movement, can make things happen when it comes to lugubrious. The trouble is that across the nation and even Europe, shows that people dealing with life-and-death issues like those that they won't or can't laugh at their can have some say in the way government handles its come before every person on the evening news. pretensions or mock their own affairs. Every letter a congressman receives is counted as seriousness. If they did, they While demonstrations, in themselves, cannot the opinion of 10 constituents, and every rally of 200 would at least be interesting. But change government policy, they do show the people shows signs of growing discontent with It appears that they suffer from a solidarity of a large part of the population on one policies backed by the government. Actions, in the form of anhedonia, which means issue. form of stamped envelopes and rallies, speak much the inability to experience Recent gatherings on the El Salvador question louder than the hollow rhetoric of today's pleasure. have shown peoples' concern for the repressive politicians. If only such ruthlessly correct P.F. regime the United States is supporting there. Only people would consider the wisdom as well as the wit of that philosopher-commentator, Woody Allen. Now here is a thoughtful human who muses with wryness on the issues of life and death and good and evil, and so always manages to keep from being oracular! Consider his metaphysics. "Kant was right. The mind imposes order. It also tells you how much to top." Or his philosophical theology: "God is silent. Now if we can only get DiSOr humanity to shut up!" Or his view on the ultimate outcome ol it all: "I do not believe in an afterlife, although I am bringing a change of underwear." Or his As kn. understanding of the ancient Brenden B problem of theodicy: "If it turns biting wit out that there is a God, I don't think he is evil. I think that the sentiment, worst thing you can say about to be a ri him is that he is an depends in underachiever." Woody Allen is a rare thoughtful comic who pedestrian stitches together his views of the been overra ordinary and the immense in a simple little way that keeps him from being The University ofNlaine at Orono's student newspaper since T875 arrogant about either one. He inspired dia understands that the ambiguities Ity Winne I. ainipid • brow philos and absurdities of life are best he Lnisersits of Maine a The scene is a Editorial and bust Hi.d r conveyed not just by comics, and live-ins struggle located at sate "A Lord Hail. L MO. Maine perhaps by children, but by Orono, Maine. 04469. 665,1,, 120') drinking, fornii: 511-75)1 Advertismg and sub.-notion philosophers and theologians amidst the chaos rates asailatsle upon request Pnnted at Campus who are Serious but not too The Ellsrorth 4meriton, Ellsworth. myriad of chang serious. "The universe is merely Maine. 04605 *Int Editors mostly revolves a fleeting idea in God's mind--a captured and h, Michael staff pretty uncomfortable thought. Mars Ellen Matas a Monsewer, a set- Paul E Fillmore particularly if you've just made a COT) &Mt!ir that his run dow Pete, Weed down payment on a house." Prodaction station for the ca Warasgiss1Sion It isn't likely that hisff *liters Woody's Brenda Bickford The loyalist Circulation Managers cool wit should ever serve as Laughlin Lisa Reece Joe Mt Brute Claseric young soldier, a hathy MaL.agbiin Slaorni lashes Production Aoasm•ts comic relief to the complex and Paulette Ms Laughlin (onnie thIstkentie actions in Britai Ands Paul disarms Dasoct Walker weighty arguments of Aquinas, 'news Editon Peter In Johanna lohn.on futility of clingii Ellen York Ryck Susdam Paul sis Hegel, Heidegger or any other Advertiag Mersen Naomi t ashes be misplaced nal Brodrick Sant, kill, philosophical worthies. But Sean Mars Quinn there Rise Carlootmests Interwoven th Jo Clark Tim Mars Ellen Matas, remains a hope for many of us: arJ Green Robin Stout wiper folksy way to II I Short Blaufutt Marshall Murrill, Ads rioting Represent at ts that a prickly sense of uncertainty Matthew Smith of these hopele essiness ktraer Add %Men Laden Andy Paul might spice the ponderous Baths Sams Wends Barrett Annc I ondon coupled with a ti Jo-Ann Parket- confidences of all those ingenious Edward Mann Paul Pierce Nang, Auger Satire Vallels signal the birth o Janet Bobbin, dogmatists whose sanctified Claudia Two Despite the fl A40. 11111011.6 Munger Nam)Stores Photo thsnintants Vance Gray perspectives creite the delicious Sushi teBrun endeavors and st. Paul Takes sensation that they are always Mands knight Stott VS allase less than brillian V.I.,. Editor Gina Feitarn completely right. The corrective Collins Isgesettem has never been p Sports Lawn Todd of wit is not an alternative to Da, ,d Dett hell Torn Roberge even go into the York Mars t,eraphui seriousness; it simply keeps it John Toole Ellen Adverdising Producteon row as part of tht Hams Stores )(mous Zahedi Robin Dsilssr from being deadly. Arts Editors Glenn Pike Debbie Phillips Phillir HodgeStris This can worl Shaun Bresnahan Don Linscoit Photo FAitor Fran,ie McLaughlin Hostage. The Gresahen Piston Don t.inssoli Robin Robinson (See 'column' pg. 9) Das id Llosd-Rees Andrea Saunders Jane Bernard torn Larson ?ALM

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ing features trumpet the -al-political- remarkable n't just that are so rents are so style is so uble is that ,ugh at their their own r: did, they -esting. But Ater from a ihich means experience ssly correct isider the wit of that ator, here is a who muses ssues of life nd evil, and keep from netaphysics: The mind so tells you ." Or his y: "God is moveable bedroom that performances that Snively save to mitigate the drama's an only get Disorganized remains in the background turned in as the obscene intended point that life should p!" Or his until it slides forward during herald in ,klaratiSade and as be lived for real values, not outcome of Entertainment key scenes, all with the help of the cranky chaffeur in The beliefs imposed externally by these in an pulleys and back stage Homecoming begin to tell society. Instead, director Colbath squeezed inn bringing magic.Only at the end of the what a diverse and talented every cheap laugh he could get out of these as." Or his AS MUCH AS I WANT TO LIKE play,when the tensions that performer he is. Three scenes, denying the characters he ancient Brenden Behan's play for its pungent, have been threatening to erupt substantial roles all made remarkable by his a legitimate lifestyle and any "If it turns biting wit and for its cynical antidogma into violence do so. does the quirky od, I don't lack of size of the Pavilion characterizations. sense of humanity. ,nk that the sentiment, ultimately, The Hostage seems become a problem. The naive and loyal Teresa, Finally, a couple of small say about to be a relatively unfocused work that At this point everything just out of the convent. roles deserve mention. Alan played by Deborah Pinkham. is an depends in great part on facile begins to look a little staged, Stanhope does because, as the pcly Allen is humour and and some of the emotional who handles the chasteness of I.R.A. officer he is positively the role :omic who pedestrian themes. For me, the text has power of Leslie's death is well, and also the awful. He can't act and tearful anger that comes with :iews of the been overrated. It is lost.But the play doesn't insist doesn't have any sense of nothing more than a the death of Leslie and the ,mense in a that it we'll( on that level. comedy. He shouldn't have simple little play with an occasional bit of realization that the world is an from being Behan employs Brechtian ugly sham of a place. It needs had the role. Because r one. He inspired dialogue and espousals of middle- distancing effects throughout to be a powerful, emotional everyone else is so good. he ambiguities The Hostage, so, in this case brow philosophies. scene, or the play turns to sap, appears all the worse. I) ,: fe are best the proximity gained by the The scene is an Irish whore house where aging and useless but Pinkham carries the Simonton plays a Ru- :omics, and Pavilion's size seems an even live-ins struggle merely to get through the daily activities of moment beautifully and more sailor, a tiny, non,h 1, but by trade for a certain loss of drinking. fornicating, and praying to the Blessed Virgin than competantly. role, but with WO es; t heologians immediacy. amidst the chaos of the nuclear age, perverse sexuality, and a Connie Evens brings an and posture that he it not too The cast, once again, is myriad of changing and incomprehensible values. The action urgent sexuality to her loving, memorable v se is merely superb, led by Macphail Vinal, mostly revolves around Leslie Williams, a British soldier reading of Miss Gilchrist, a and some great corned, d's mind--a who hasn't been cast in captured and held hostage by the I.R.A. in the home of prim spinster who attempts to fun to see what he can do e thought, awhile, and Julie Arnold, Monsewer, a senile Irish nationalist who mistakenly believes cloak her vitality behind a just a blank stare or the so just made a who, on the strength of this that his run down rooming house is still an underground way performance as Meg, makes hypocritical religiousity. This a jaw. station for the cause. me wish I role, contrasted with her t Woody's had seen her in good There is certainly a level of The loyalist is to be shot upon the execution of another roles earlier. Vinal stunning performance as Ruth • serve as plays interest sustained in this young soldier, an Irishman, who is being tried for criminal another of his patented in The Homecoming confirms )mplex and production of The Hostage, actions in Britain. What all of this finally is about is the both a very fine sense of the :f Aquinas. drunken wise-asses, recalling though most of it comes futility of clinging to half-understood ideologies, whether it stage and an uncanny ability any other other things, among them his frominspired characterization, be misplaced nationalism or the Catholic doctrine. to project emotion to the back But there part in William Night of the an imaginative set, some viv id Interwoven through the plot are imbecilic tunes sung in a Iguana. row. any of us: No one plays this and effective movement, and folksy way to underscore the valient "just people" qualities kind of role Sex is a secondary theme uncertainty as well as Vinal. enough going on to offset the of these hopeless miscreants. Disorganised entertainment Arnold's Meg throughout The Hostage. It is ponderous Dillon is strong, lack of any real depth. This coupled with a tireingly obvious message does not necessarily defiant, loyal and used between Teresa and ingenious warm, all of time the little things that signal the birth of a piece of art. the Leslie as an effort by them sanctified things that the part needs count. The Hostage is high Despite the flaws in Behan's drama, the Maine Masque to affirm life, but by Robert le delicious succeed. She carries it with quality vaudeville disguised as endeavors and succeeds in shaping a pretty good show from a grace and Libbey, Ronald Lisnet, and are always ease. art. less than brilliant source. To my mind, the Pavilion theatre Bob Colby as an expression of correctiye Scott Snively plays the has never been put to fuller use. At a couple points, players doomed with perversion, and of the twisted ernative to soldier --John Dumont even go into the audience, utilizing individuals in the front innocence, courage, and the needs of homosexual, non y keeps it • row as part of the schtick. necessary desire for life that procreative love. Their This can work because of the farce-like aspect5 of The the play is all about. The insensitive, unfunny Hostage. The set is remarkable, replete with a sort of incredibly strong caricatures serve little purpose .lumn' pg. 9/ Maine Campus Magazine. Thursday, April 29, /982 6 the finest pieces of his career. Record Review The second side opens with "Ballroom Dancing," a rocker in the traditional sense of the term with honky tonk McCartney's Back piano reminiscent of "Lady Madonna." For someone approaching 40, McCartney. backing. Electric guitars enter shows that age has little or PASS 'THE shortly, are later joined by the nothing to do with being able word. Paul orchestra, and the strings to rock 'n roll with younger McCartney is back-- carry the opener into the next musicians. tune. Then McCartney's "The Pound is Sinking" and in a very big way drumming (he's actually quite chronicles the current state of You've probably adept at it) ushers what is world economy couched in a heard by now his first almost certain Co be the next nifty little tune that shifts smash single, "rake it gears a number of times and single culled from Away." includes an emotionally. Tug of War, "Ebony "Somebody Who Cares" is wrenching moment in the an instant classic. As an vocals near its conclusion. and Ivory." It acoustic piece, it features some "Wanderlust" is the closest entered the Billboard very nice guitar work and a thing to a throwaway on the charts at number 29, delightfully surprising middle entire album, although to be the highest level of 12. Then the only songwriting fair the track does put to collaboration on the album, shame most of McCartney's - entry in 11 years and "What's That You're Doing" previous solo music. fact, J4 alas Photo whatever you think of with McCartney again teaming "Get It" is a duet up with Stevie Wonder is showcasing Carl Perkins, the and coming up in Dance the song itself, the another potential monster hit. country singer whose music ,11.11111 combination The song is in the vein of influenced much of the of Kelly what one would expect from Beatles' early middle period Holyoke, and students McCartney and ''I THINK THIS Robert Wonder (he probably had the (e.g. Beatles '65) Monteux and Sandra Stevie Wonder is major hand in penning it), but Following a short electronic is going to be the best Kingsbury. certainly a saleable this does not detract from tht interlude, "You Can Dress Me production we've Torkanowsky said the highlights of the evening one. fact that Wonder and Up As A Robber" boasts done!" exclaimed McCartney fit in very well breezy falsetto vocals, a would probably be the ballet However, for those that with each other. strident guitar lick, and some Theresa .Torkanow- of Carman, orginally by didn't care for the tune, all is When the album was being neat changes of modality all sky, UMO's grande George Bizet, the number, by no means lost. recorded, rumors abounded wrapped up in yet another Steam Heat from the Pajama Beat le fans waiting for that it was to be a tribute to great melody. dame of the dance, Game, a performance of 42nd McCartney to come up with John Lennon. Instead "Ebony and Ivory" brings "We're so prepared Street and some excerpts from the great white pop album ever McCartney has restricted his the album to its end on a that we've started to the work Chorus Line. since his former band's demise eulogy to the single song that positive and hopeful note. She also said this is the some 12 odd years ago, need closes the first side, "Here This is unmistakeably Paul cancel rehersals!" largest company of dancers wait no longer. Today." McCartney broke a McCartney's album, a pop So it looks like audiences and "roadies" she has worked with The album opens to the long-standing taboo against masterpiece that was long in can expect at least a well- here, ever with 81 dancers sound of conflict (one assumes using string quartets here (the coming but well worth the rehearsed if not even a and 130 total backstage. it's a tug of war), segueing into last time they appeared was on wait. magnificent UMO rhe Maine State Commission on Arts and a very classical-sounding title "Yesterday") and has come --Bill Flack Dance Company May show track, with full orchestra up with what could be one of this year. Humanities, and a grant from the The program will feature a Patrons of Fine Arts has also variety of dance-forms; from helped her to improve and Ballet to Jazz to Broadway make new costumes for the LUMS dance company, as well Musicals, and most are works as by UMO's own dance teachers with the general staging of the show. except those by Daily Breakfast Specia choreographer-in-residence, --Andrea Saunders 2 Eggs any style 4444 CI ••?, .F.--:_%sxasasas 2 Slices Bacon or Sausage Pattie Celebrate Spring!!! Toast-Jelly Brunch Coffee or Tea zt the Rom. Hem Plus A Free Refill featuring Exit cup Scrambled eggs a la Chuck ONLY $1.50 Eggs Einhoyen Vegetabh Omelettes Served Daily 7:00 am • 11:30 am Spanish Omelettes Coffee Cake 643 Broadway Bangor 1 Tea/ Coffee .t1 %NM IHIM-114 all for only 8 .50 and for the post-Bumstoek blues an extm 50 will buy you "The Place To Go" a Virgin Mary. For Your Formal or Graduation Come join us for the final Ram's Horn event this Spring. 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.tiolne Camp:, tfazazme Thursday. April 29. 1982 Band Review quick fingers, and a nice feeling for the jazz style without givingl up any of that rock influence that gives his Montage playing its drive. On the "oldie but goodie" "Sidewinder" by Lee Morgan, Meninghaus said, "We just the horns had a few intonation WORD TENDS got together for something to problems but an excellent to travel quickly on do and it evolved into this." keyboard solo pulled the piece "This" is a group campus, and word of playing through. some of the most fun music, Latin percussionist Wayne the jazz group mainly jazz, that this reviewer Fort proved that he has good Montage's good has heard in a while. The vocal ability on a tune in group obviously enjoys being music evidently which he sounded remarkably did together and that joy spills like the lead singer for the just that; because over into their music-making. Commodores; in fact, the they played for a The group makes good use horn licks were very of its three horn players, reminiscent of the standing-room-only Santos Pastrana (a UMO Commodores style as well. crowd at the Bear's music student) on saxes, The group also did tunes by Den last night. Meninghaus on trombone and Chuck Mangione, Maynard Joe Clair, trumpet on all its Ferguson and Herb The eight piece Bangor- tunes. Alpert/Hugh Masekela. They based group got their start in a "Seventeen," a Janis Ian will be performing again at living room, where as piece opened with a nice Bumstock, a good chance for Gretchen Piston Photo trombone player Don trombone solo, gradually all you jazz-lovers in the area Dance adding percussion and both to hear some good building to a really tasiefull charts, and to watch a band , and students trumpet solo by Clair. Clair just plain having fun. us and Sandra Younger has that 'tight' kind of tone Brother that cuts through with little y said the or Sister into Jazz? effort and has a good feel for --Gretchen Piston the evening the Latin/rock/jazz solos he is y be the ballet Turn them on to Maine often called upon to do, and orginally by Jazz Camp this solo was no exception. the number, The one original I heard Correction For applications contact: was written by keyboard 3m the Pajama A feature in the April 22 player Paul Foss. It had a nice 7mance of 02nd Don Nelson edition of the Campus upbeat Latin bossa nova e excerpts from feel stated that the poster for and the flute and fluegelhorn is Line. 63 Francis Street the play The Hostage was intro was smooth and tasteful. id this is the designed by Arnold Waterville, Me.04901 Guitarist Nat lye got a ny of dancers Colbath. In fact it was chance to solo on she has worked 873-0477 designed by Michael "Snowflake", which began with 81 dancers Mardosa, staff artist for Camp with lyrical, descending- tckstage. dates July lit - 24th PICS. The Campus regrets triplets, then swung aine State into an the error. easy ro. k feel. Ives has on Arts and good id a grant from Fine Arts has -1 to improve and Attention Off CampusStudents .tumes for the y, as well a, I staging of the The final issue of the OCR newsletter will ' Saunders not be sent in the mail. Instead, it will be left at the following drop spots in the surrounding communities. Please take time to pick one up: lettee The drop spots are: OCB office, 3rd floor Memorial Union Blue Ox Co-op store Hammond St. Bangor Gold Star Cleaners buy you State St. ,Bangor 440 Main St. Bangor 137 S. Main St., Old Town 'ring. Stillwater Ave., Orono Thriftway Orono BCC Student Union Natural Living Center, Brewer Plaza Kenny's Market, Bradley Maxway Market, State. St. Veasie The Store, Orono •

Marne Campus Magazine. Thursdas, April 29,1982 any new avenues for Raitt, but 1) The Name of This Band is the Talking The album doesn't explore solid Raitt tradition; with 8 Heads Talking Heads it certainly lives up to the good tunes galore backed up Here is a quirky, trendsetting work, unique in that each rhythm and blues and rock and roll of its two records is different. A cut to listen for is "A Clean with the Bump Baird. 100 Break." 7)Pelican West Haircut being Disco but it's 2) English Settlement XTC Their music is funky, to the point of quite good cuts are "Favorite Shirt" and "Love. Phase Ten Ten One of the few bands around today who seem to be able to not shouldn't be missed. say what they want, play their own kind of music and still 1" This band has a horn section that make inroads into the commercial scene. Listen for "No 8) Another Grey Area Graham Parker the New Wave door, but Thugs in Our House" and "English Roundabout." Graham Parker has his foot in ( tunes in 3)The Gift •The Jam hasn't yet stepped through. This album contains r 1100 NO,

It's got everyting from funk to Mowtown to rock 'n roll. varying styles but is basically mellow. %sine, Top Top Two good cuts are "Precious" and "Town called Malice." 9)Repercussion dB's 4)Broadsword and the Beast Jethro Tull They are certainly a breath of fresh air in the rock 'n roll The album is much better than some of the groups recent world, and are reputed to put on an excellent live show. efforts. Good cuts include "FaIlin on Hard Times" and Good cuts on this album are "Living a Lie" and "Amplifier" "Slow Marching Band." D.E. Sevesth Pave Edmonds 5)Drums Along the Hudson Bongos 10) guy is generally considered to be one of the best This New Jersey based group has a large metropolitan New The today. This album contains several re-releases York following. It's a danceable album with a good remake guitarists alive "From Small 'Things" written by Bruce Springsteen and the

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Disco but it's 'Love, Phase Response e missed. EQUAL TIME we door, but game( in 0014., el,k111, 11,, 1.1 111C cdlior. Letters should be ains tunes lel 000 cold, or leo.) and include a name and telephone number Name, will be iihheld Mil!, under special circumstance, "Anon mou,"and open killers. ali hough nil not be published Rally watered down e rock 'n roll the %fume( untput by unrelated groups t live show. resersc. the right 10 "Amplifier" diiIcriers To the editor: free expression but the but 1 cannot agree with of the best presence of revolutionary revolution as a viable option. elements at ral re-releases this particular rall Socialist and other The rally last Saturday, aroused my concern ,steen and the for revolutionaries, therefore, are sponsored by the Maine Peace several reasons. at wo. a disadvantage in Action Committee and I. A vital problem such as effectiveness, because they are addressed by some highly the nuclear arms race and the striving for an unrealistic and informed citizens, was plainly need for arms reductions undesirable goal. not intended as a display of should not by made into a radicalism. The opinion that And how are we, the Column package deal with complex immediate arms reduction scholarly community, to issues of political and moves need be made interpret and deal with all (cont. from pg. 4) said, "the Spirit of Liberty to now, economic ideology. The more the though not shared by facts and opinions that are is the spirit that is not too all sharply we focus on the single Judge experts, is a widely held floating around? First of all, Learned Hand, sure ills right." goal, the more support we'll speaking opinion. One of the professors we must realize that this is not of self-criticism as have from all political a battle between the essential to a free and Ralph Hjelm is a who spoke at the rally offered factions. conservative package humane community, once professor of philosophy this ingenious analogy: if two and the 2. radical package, and that no called this wit-or humility-a and religious studies at men are locked in a room and As has been the case form of virtue when he CVO. up to their knees in gasoline, historically with black civil one of any view can feel and one has fifteen matches rights and vietnam, and many "above those radicals." and the other has twenty, other issues, the more Consersatives, moderates, commentary james stone who's ahead? President conservative elements have liberals, and radicals must all Reagan and his staff, many always associated protests and listen to each other, on the The finalsfrontier feel, are not acting in the best rallies with communist common assumption that of rationality as regards our infiltration conspiracies. none of us want a nuclear war. See John, the average time. He was totally relationship with the Soviet Specifically, the Secondly, those who are not student on campus. John is unaware of what was Union, and our military ultraconservatives have involved in politics must not a business major, like so happening. He became budget apportionment. sometimes accused peace feel excused from the many others. He goes to obsessed with text books demonstrators of plotting to responsibility to become well- class, lives in a dorm, and and punching buttons on At the rally, however, I was weaken American defense to informed about what is drinks heavily on Friday his calculator. His once made uncomfortable by the make way for "the Ruskies." happening. Whether by letter nights. John seems like a cheerful outlook on life free speech exercised by other This is plainly not what writing (if every Maine normal person, but there is became cynical. He ate groups not under the authority MPAC seeks to do, and this Campus reader wrote one something different about seldom , and slept even of MPAC. (1 speak, by the must be understood. letter to each representative it him. John has begun acting less. John went to places way, as an unaffiliated would inevitably have some strangely, and for good where papers were handed observer.) In addition to the 3. I am convinced, and this impact), marching, reason. He is about to enter to him, and he filled in the central theme of fear of is nothing more than my own campaigning, or any other a place where time and dots. Why? He hadn't a nuclear war, the scene was also opinion, that a revolution means, we are all needed to space intermingle, where clue; he just knew he was decorated with banners would by impossible without a show the world that we care fact and fiction are one and compelled to do so by some promoting a work-rs' party, lot of blood, and it is the whether it stands or falls. the same. Look John; there unearthly force. His mind less hours for the same pay, shedding of blood that we are is the schedule up ahead, was going, bethought. and free tuition for all trying to avoid. Our present you are about to enter the Day after day he went to students. In other words, some American system, if we get Final's Zone! these places and did these form of revolution in the beyond Reagan's apple-pie things as if there was no social order. These opinions It started out so rhetoric, is in dire need of Ben Alexander end to the madness, are valid, and surely entitled to innocently and peacefully, some improvements in policy, 427 Oxford Then one day John classes began three months awoke, and everything ago and things were going seemed normal again. It smoothly for John. He was was as though he had been doing well. The papers having some terrible dream, Recognition for non-varsity teams were coming due, he was and now it was over. He ready. Exams were being felt confused but didn't held, he was ready. Little think much about it until he did John know what lay the editor: are the only ones to lay claim ignored. When we go to a saw the Bangor Daily News. I o ahead. A week before the being New England champs. contest we represent the The date, May 14. 'But to end of school, John began We are the current New University of Maine at Orono that can't be; he thought, In response to your article to slip into. a different England champs also. We will so we should get the 'that's five days from boss of Tuesday April 27 by dimension, a dimension recognition from the school. To John, and many more Richard Gary en entitled be defending this title on May where no student is safe. like him, those five days 'Doubles team tops in New 1st at Colby College. There England': He began chewing went by. without the woodsman's are plenty of teams and clubs caffeine pills, yelling at his recognition. Days so team takes offence to the who have good or excellent Donald L. Barrett friends, going to the library oblivious, they could only statement that these two tennis records but because they are Captain, UMO Woodsmen for inordinate amo n ha in the Fin players and the baseball team not varsity sports they are

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McDunnah, was squad swept a double header from the a junior from East very tight and our bats were Millinocket, Maine, the Black Bears had another bright Husson Braves yesterday afternoon by also had terrific," she said. a fine day at the plate getting a spot on the day when scores of 12-0 and 10-5. freshman Maine committed only six errors double and two singles. rightfielder Freshman Deb Buswell, who during the two games and pounded out pitcher Claire Betze paced 'The second game turned out to be a celebrated her birthday with a cake in a total of 22 hits. the Bears to their first victory of the little closer as sophomore pitcher between games, came up with a nice The day with an impressive array of Nancy Szostak got Bears, who are now 3-0 in-state her first win of the diving catch of a low sinking liner to fastballs and change-ups that left the season, and 5-3 overall this season, will travel with a little help from her rightfield late in game two. Brave batters baffled. She finished friends. to Bates for two games Friday and then "It was a super effort by everyone," head to Plymouth State College for Now he's a record-setter said Coach Janet Anderson. "[his two games Saturday.. Bernier: He couldn't even make the team Cox said Bernier at by Nancy Storey is consistent the base. "Anything you throw that's Staff Writer plate and can do many things. "He around him, you know he's going to When Kevin Bernier came to UMO second on the team only to Ed can lay down a bunt and beat it out. catch,"Paul said, "and he's one of the four years ago, he didn't even make "Poochie" Pickett, who is batting but the defense isn't going to play in on best hitters on the team." the Maine baseball team. Now, the .358. him because he's just as likely to hit Bernier will have a chance to pad his talented first baseman has his name in Maine assistant coach Brian Cox, away,"Cox said. record today as Maine takes on Colby the record books for the most stolen who was also an assistant coach at Bernier will receive a degree in College of Waterville at Mahaney bases in a career. Oxford Hills High School where wildlife/biology this spring, but plans Diamond beginning at I p.m. Bernier has 16 stolen bases already Bernier was a key player, said Bernier on coming back next year to get his The Maine-Colby rivalry is a long- this year for a career total of 30. And is a very coachable player who has degree in mathematics. With a grade standing one made even more intense he still has another year left to play. improved every year since being at point average of about 3.0, Bernier is by the fact that Winkin coached the In his first year for Maine, Bernier Maine. being nominated for academic All- baseball team there for 20 years and played in the outfield, but in the fall of "He was one of the better American this year. Sports Informa- was athletic director for the Mules for his second year, Coach John Winkin performers in high school," Cox said, tion Director Dew Finnic' said. 10. Bernier very likeable, quiet told him he would move to the first "but he has improved 100 percent since is a Going into the games with an 18-10 player. Winkin says."I've never heard base position, alternating with Jon coming here. He has gained record, Maine will try to improve anything about him. Perry, who graduated last year. confidence in himself and he is a very anybody say bad before meeting Fairfield on Friday here He's beginning to ascend into one of Now first belongs totally to Bernier smart kid who is always willing to for two and then going to South players around, too." and the Hebron, Maine, native has listen. That's why he's improved in the top Portland High School for a Third baseman Jeff Pad said he is played the position well, only almost every aspect of his game." doubleheader against the Universiiy of very confident with Bernier at first committing one error so far this Bernier said he has learned a Massachusetts Sunday. season. since coming to Maine. "[he fir .• • Winkin said Bernier has really come of practice, Coach Winkin chanF.. into his own this year and has pros ided batting style,"Bernier said. "1 , some good depth for the Black Bears. had known what he told me lit Not only does he field and run well, school...I would have been that mu, but he has a .15,4 batting average. bet ter."

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Co-EDITORS IRENE k. von HOI I $.1 ANN NewsPage SUSAN MURK!! If I D DUNN HALL Reflections on a year gone by A valuable experience Academic surprises by Heidi Mathieu to walk more than a half mile to the library, by Barbara St. Pierre told my classes, the Union, track that my syllabi would become my My sophomore year at UMO has practice, Bible, football games... and that I would not make any been filled with many experiences. Another My first few weeks at UMO were a convenience to me and social plans whatsoever without Many of these came about from living other real revelation to me. I thought I had students is our cafeteria. There consulting them first. And if anyone in a dormitory. Last spring, I all the necessary "know how" chose to are plenty of days that I have a for a had told me that Saturday live in Dunn Hall again full day successful college career. nights could and occupy the of classes and a difficult Through the be used for same room track practice colorful and anything (i.e. studying, on first floor. and I come humorous stories of my writing home exhausted! I can't papers, typing, etc.) other than This year began with all new faces as imagine older siblings, I had learned the finding enough time and partying, I probably would my neighbors. I really enjoyed cheapest places to buy beer, how to have energy to prepare a meal after all that. laughed hysterically. watching the freshmen make a wild party look like adjust to the The things I will remember a study ways of college living. most session in case of an But I learned, I fortunately. about this year is the "R.A. attack," as most freshman do, did not have people I have met the art of winning the hard to re-experience adjusting in my hall. at "quarters," and way. After the first few C's, There are so many most to a new roommate and all those ups importantly, the best cure for the stack of beer cans in interesting things about people and a my room and downs the freshmen it hangover (two aspirins and stopped growing; were going was fun and exciting learning many as quickly as it had through. My roommate about prayers before turning become my longtime and I went everyone and their ways in for the companion, the through another of living. night!) I had seen portable television kind of adjustment. Next year I plan to Animal house three I received when I We became live off campus and times, and graduated even closer and there will definately had spent a good part of my from junior high school understanding be a change in the summer cruising became a than we had ever been things I regularly through Spencer's gift virtual stranger, as I buckled before. do now with my shop, collecting down to We both have different friends on the all sorts of pull up my grades. My Interests floor. These "regular original and activities but we get along things" paraphernalia to "personalize" my view of college life changed are all part of dormitory considerably. great and compliment each other. living: living space. having groups of people in the My classes this year are more room But there was one aspect of college I still eating popcorn and discussing goof-off sometimes, and my interesting and are more related to my life which never came up in the course marks classes, men, women...; aerobic aren't quite as high as I'd like, field which is Physical Education. of all those amusing anecdotes: My dancing in the hallways; laying but now I have a much more freshman year I had in the academics. realistic to complete so sun in front of Dunn; outlook for the next many of studying in the Before I came three years. I the basic, boring room and to UMO, I had no know the work requirements. being interrupted every ten idea will always be there, I love the Physical minutes what a large group lecture was and by a hello from a friend; that a good part of my time must Education program here at UMO. like. Never before had I In exchanging clothes with the girls been a be devoted to it. But I also many of my classes, the on the "nameless face in the crowd" know that students floor; sharing special times in a there'll be good friends participate by experiencing with my class. No one had spoken and plenty of what we boyfriend Donald to me about celebrating when all learned in the classroom. Cote; drinking the myriad of papers my hard work Budweiser during that I would be pays off. Maybe One of the study breaks; there asked to produce that knowledge is most positive things are so many I had never been what keeps us about little things that I will students going! living in Dunn Hall is the many miss conveniences. about Dunn Hall, and when Wells Complex is an reflect excellent back to this year, thes location Ii'- . I never had memories A time to will always make me smile. grow by Mark Parent been so immense ea—I-Akarning Resources at times that I could Brokerag not help but to lie dormant F All the hopes, all the desires on my bed and all for hours as though I were the expectations are over. suffering from catatonia. Occasionally, It is drawing near to I would nih be closed the end of my break down and cry. during finals' freshman year and Something I week as I glance behind hadn't done for years. rne. I see a year filled with new The year has been challenges, new values, and a slightly a year of growing - growing apart from my new me. I see a year of struggling with parents. I live at home with my school, struggling with my parents, mother and lathe' and commute over and struggling with myself. As I v iew twenty miles to school each day. Even that long and challenging year, I am though I am at home every night, my relationship overcome with a sense of empty, with unaccomplishment. them has lessened. The combination of my apathetical What have I gained? What attitude and their have I loving concern lost? What the hell have I done? for my future has collided to form a living Very few images come to me when I rock - a rock that grows wider search ror memories of that year gone between us. by. They are only memories of Reflecting upon my freshman year, unfortunate experiences like I falling see almost eight months of struggling asleep in class and flunking more than for personal recognition. It has been one test. Memories that are a plagued year of trying to discover who I with apathy and cynicism. am and what I want to be admist an It has been a year array of saturated with overwhelming coercion and tress and tension. ill-fated The pressure has attempt at self discipline.

Looking for a quiet place to study? The Wells Complex small dining room is open from 7-11 p.m. for the purpose of serious study.