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Ti kets were selling well, the weather forecast other but at the same time unique. Malo was given smiling and barefooted, she was immediately fo r Saturday was good, staging and sound a standing ovation and people from the stands welcomed with an enthusiastic rowd of about equipment were being installed and all that was moved closer to the stage to encourage an encore. 500 or more. She appeared very relaxed and gave a needed was good news of each groups arrival. With Malo returned for one more number which performance without a sign of fatigue. Linda had all the problems of a concert compounded by featured the drummer and he gave a terrific just completed a concert the night before and was three, Bryant's Spring Weekend was a hell of a performance not to be exceeded by any other later to travel to Dartmouth for another evening success story from the observer's point of view. throughout the whole concert. concert. It was easy to see that the sgs Linda Wi th the exception of the "White Trash" Saturday morning and the sun was shining to sang were known by many as applause greeted ancellation just prior to Friday's concert, no welcome another day of music. This time the many introductions. The stage area was crowded noticeable problems were evident. staging was moved outside the gym. The concert by the gaping male students who pushed forward Billed for Friday's hit off concert were James was billed a "free" con ert with a donati n f one to get a better glimpse of Linda. After a number of Montgomery Blues Band and Malo. A r<'.ther dollar for the Cancer Fund. The area between the well-received songs, she retreated to the rear of the decent size crowd gathered at the gym to hear school and gym was filled with sun bathers and stage, only to be cheered on for an encore that these bands. Despite a short delay, Montgomery music lovers alike. The crowd grew gradually as rose the crowded to their feet for an extended was welcomed warmly by the restless crowd. After the music filled the air with the sweet sounds of ovation. the first two numbers, a few people were into the Matthew and Peter, two young musicians from As Linda Ronstadt left the stage for the last Blues thing but slight touches of uneasiness filled New York who just released their first album time everyone knew it was too good to believe the air. It was noticeable only because nothing else (Matthew and Peter under the Arch) a couple of that Bryant was blessed with a fine day of permeated the atmm:phere due to the bucket weeks ago. Matthew who writes most of the duo's sunshine and sounds. A relaxing day came to an brigade. The bearers of flowerly arm bands and music is 19 and a self-taught guitarist. The cuts end and it was only a few hours away to the final flash lights pass among the audience to retrieve from the album which they played were well concert of the weekend. " cigarette" butts of all SMOKERS. This received at their first New England Concert, this The gym was filled early as the stage hands inconvenience was enough to make one or two past Saturday. Peter, 23, on flute was also prepared the band's equipment for set-up. Much people leave their seats to retreat to the lobby for self-taught and hails from New York City. He sings conversation was being exchanged along with sati faction. the harmony with good style as Matt carries a other items of value. Gone were the bearers of arm Montgomery, nevertheless, played on and truly distinct melody. Also a credit to this fine bands and buckets and more and more evidence of really didn't get it together until the final two or pair are Jim Gordon, drummer; Louie Shelton, liquid refreshment were seen. As announced earlier three songs of their set. Most memorable was lead guitar, and Max Bennet, bass. They supplied "James Montgomery B1ues Band" returned for a their (train song) which encouraged sporadic the backup sound on Matt & Peter's album. second gig to replace the ca~celed Mary Olayton. clapping through the darkened hall. The next group billed for the day was Jack, For some unkmwn reason, "J a m e s" was in Malo appeared and an instant response was (formerly known as Hungry Jacks) a rock band better shape Saturday night. It might have been heard. They immediately jumped into their composed of two students from URI, (Carey Kress due to the congenial atmosphere of Bryant Latin rhythm number as many joined them in and Mark Roumeli), one from Bryant (Bob students. They repeated a couple of their better hand clapping. A few strained notes from Mattera), and Ken Cantara. Frequently seen at received numbers and eanled the honor of an Suavecito begin and immediate cheering and Gulliver's, the Edge, and Barn View, "Jack" encore. Well, the audience was warmed up, applause filled the room. After watching the group although a young group plan to continue to play speeded up and filled up, and rcady for "Swallow" for only a few minutes, it was evident that this in the Rhode Island area and present some original a big brassy band from Boston with a unique lead group relied heavily on their percussion section. works in the future. singer. He was blind and big! Not only did he sing The rhythmic beat carried the horns and guitars Concluding the list of attractions for the but to everyone's surprise, he played the congo through a maze of melodies, each resemblinl! each afternoon was Linda Ronstadt. Dark haired, Continued on page 6 THE ARCHWAY Great Expectations For The Summer Of 72 Counselling Center, Rm. 320 wanted results; it certainly wonderful, passing quickly Al ert J. McAloon, Director needs Ii goal and a working into a new and wonderful M an aging for results program for comparison's is significant that repeated implies freedom of choice, sake. Look at this way: you surveys show t hat m ost action, thought. You are not are in college; you are people (after 50 ) look back, do omed to failure in life maturing; most of you are not to their adolescence but because of a few setbacks. passing; all know that the to their years between 25-40. next year, and the year after Death is inevitable, but that that, will be different than Innovation is the design too can be acceptable) a..'1d what has gone before you. and development of usually is, by a mentally What you literally make of something n ew, or y t healthy person. A new your past experiences will un tried, not in existence. summer season opens up all d e pen don you r This summer offers you wide Friends sorts of possibilities for you, self-perception, that is, your opportuuities to be each of which can be innovative, maybe for the Dear Editor: ability to make some sense enhanced by anticipation and first time in your tife. If your During the past two years, I have made many friends at ou t of what has and is planning. Work and play and parents don't seem to Bryant. With graduation coming in less than four weeks, I happening to you. We know st'J.dy, now the educational it is better to love than to understand, be patient. If feel it necessary to express my feelings towards them at this trio, so necessary to a future hate, but it is so difficult? To you are attempting t c time: filled with distorted values, some extent you are what overthrow their v ~ l u e F is for the fun we had together cm be your means toward you eat and drink; to a systems be considerate; try R is for the rays of sunshine each one brings edr.-fulfillment in many further extent you become developing your own first. I is for the interest in one another !wt.ys. what your thought processes The older you become the E is for the times we hoped would never end The student sena te's tend toward, but they in turn more sense your parents N is for the "nothings" that upset us ; n n ov a t ive, imaginative ar e in fl uenced by your seem to have. Dare to be D is for our devotedness to one another exhibition on Saturday last is friends. Is the same old different in an imaginative S is for the smiles that each one brings wo:-id's apart from the hate "gang" or "crowd" what you way; in habits, choi e of With deep affection, til2t caused Gov. Wallace to I really want or need? Do they friends, interests. Summer Joanne Lipsk b2 shot. It is worlds aI-JarL measure up to the new can be a drag without mental frem the hate that he challenges of higher .; timulation, or emotional p-eached. It is worlds apart education? h other words reflection; with new "Bike For Ecology" from the institutionalized are you satisfied with the directions, some new friends, hate being actualized by level of humor and books servi(:e to community And For Prizes-On May 27 President Nixon. It was a socialization that seemes so projects, you can make next A Providence bicycle Special bike; A Bellweather scene of hope, of special in high school? If you year at Bryant mort) ShOp, Rhode Island Cyclery, Grand Touring Pack; and an intelligence, a breath of t.re you are missing the joy in enjoyable, more rewarding to is sponsoring in conjucction Allen Universal Bike Rack. creativity, that bodes well for the enterprise of living where everyone around you. W~ l en you are happy others will be with Ecology Action for The entry fee is $3, and all the fu:ure of those involved, growth and organization in happy. It's contagious. Rhode Island a bicycle race proceeds of the race will go or for the few who took personality take place, Have a beautiful summer. in Roger Williams Park on to Ecology Action for Rhode ;leart quietly from the fun damentally changing us b the Saturday, May 27, during the Island. Mr. Ranucci advises non-violent protest. fr 0 m i nfan ts to adults. Drop in see us at Co unselling Center since Park's centennial celebration contestants to use handlebar Fat should not be Certainly adolescence is not month. plugs and racing helmets as a c o nfused with muscle; an encounter with we'll be open until late J ul '. T h e Cen t er is a r source A c o rdin g to Ric k safety measure. expectatio'1 , 'th resulls. It l1:)thingn S5 ; it is turbulent. where hum'Uls are recognized R n ucci, operator of Rhode Entry blanks and takes some doing to work off livaly, h ji unting, horrible, as basically good. Island Cyclery, the race will further details are available the fat or to achieve the phase of young maturity. It tak place in a cordoned off from Rhode Island Cyc1ery, area and will be about 20 272-6272 or Ecology Action mi les long. Contestants for Rhode Island, 274-9429. Youth Guidance In Retrospect should assemble by 10 a.m. In the event of prohibitive On April 17, many of membership of 30 last year letter with this is only one of on the road near the Temple rain, the race will be the good people of Bryant to a membership of 85. Thus man y way s t hat th e of Music. First, second and lDstponed to Saturday, June College were - beseiged for because of our large number, Woonsocket community bas third prizes will be awarded 3. donations by the members of we need the continual expressed their heartfelt as follows: u $137 Eottecchia Youth Guidance. For many support of the Bryant gratitude towards Youth of you this was your first Community. This coupled Guidance. con t act w i t h the wi th the support of the In conclusion we would organization. There were parents of the Social Project like to express our thanks to questions asked as to the Action Corporation means the Bryant Community for purpose of the organization. we can do a lot of good for a the support they have given The 0 r g ani z at ion is greater number of kids. The us. s t r u c t u red sot ha t a_------.. ------., meaningful one-to-one relationship can be achieved T Ii r: 412 £ Ii W.4. ~ wi th the underprivileged children of Woonsocket and ROBERT E. ROUNDS, Jr. the concerned members of Editor-in·Chief Bryant College. Many ask as to the amount of good we do JONATHAN F REDE STEVE SIDORUK with the children in the 2-3 Managing Editor Assistant Editor hours we spend wit h them each week. This is only the RICHARD S. WOOLF ANDREW PATE Y minimum time we spend News Editor Production Editor with them. Many big KEN KOPPERL Bus tickets: 510 round trip brothers and sisters spend JEFF DOPPELT T ra in tickets: $15 round trip additional time with the kids Advertising Manager Sports Editor Buses leave Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx 6:00 a.m. during the weekend. No Return D.C. 6 :00 p.m. matter how much time is M.ARIA PHILLIPS CHARLES FELDMAN Train leaves Penn Station: 7:00 a.m. , D.C. : 6 :00 p.m. spent with the kids it is Circulation Manager Make Checks payahle to "NPAC Transportation Fund" Office Manager better than none. If you could only see th-eir faces Stop the Blockadel light up the hugs and kisses) Staff: Dan Aderholdt, Paul Barringer, Guy Berger, Richard Biben, Stop the Bombing I when we go to Woonsocket Julie Bouffard, Dick Brillhart, Bob Carroll, Rich Charnack, Anne Cioe, Stewart Cohen, Thomas Czapienski, Roger Gadwah, Janet OUT NOWI to be with them. You would Goyette, Richard Kaplan, Michael Kata, Jean S. LeSage, Peter have some sort of conception Lockatell, Bridget Mahon, Marie McFarland, Mike McLarney, Dave of the good we do. We are a Pandozzi, Agnes Rawnsley. Rob Rhault. Richard Schiebelhuth, Jim Wood.,John Kashmanian, Tod Allen, Craig Stein. PUI "'III!! oJ'l I tl'" ,p;,.il l It-I . friend to these kids, we have nothing to gain, but the personal satisfaction of our t ..... q,..,,{ "'U ..... I1EA ~, 11,'0(. d~eANT2.\ I presence prompting that A Publication of the Undergraduate Students of Bryant Collese: N~ 1 "'.nI I P "ctAc1 1" nCoal i (ion , I ~O~'h A"o: . N,v e 100 11 PtI,..,,· fli" ]41 -20 18 Student Mob ilization Committee, ISO 51" Av. . N VC 100' 1 I Pno,Je 12 121 74 1 .960 smile. The views alld opiniolls expressed in this publication are those Of unaer,radlUJte stud«,tts ,'and mil)' not necessarily refl.e~t the oliiW4 We have grown from a vuws of the Ftuult'Y· and Administration, 17,1972 Page 3 Notice To Seniors Sound Recordings Beginning May 15, 1972 I IGHT tickets will be available for by Rich Charnack each student scheduled to graduate. The tickets may be Tough to Say Goodbye obtained at the The Future of Music Receptionist's Desk in the The way in which we appreciate the arts these days by Richard S. Woolf Unistructure. Tickets will be seems to reflect on our attitude for a new awareness) with Life is truly a learning experience. To a large exten t, life mailed to all who completed skepticism. The ne w Bryant offers virtually little revolves around relationships with different people. The graduation requirements in compensation in our thrust for cultural influences. It is not heartbreak comes when you have to say goodbye. December 1971. ' with slight understanding that we can reckon with one of the You travel back, through the passages of your mind, Ten tickets, each most profitable industries in this country today. The rewards and remember days you felt could never end. Reflecting admitting one person, to of the record industry are more than just a vinyl disc which quietly in private thoughts, you remember a scared lit tle Class , Day Exercises at the permits us to exercise our auditory system. Mostly, in the fresh man whose thoughts still lingered on high school days. Smithfield campus at 2:00 pockets of those who perform and produce are the vast Timid, you spent a uoisy first night of rest on an alien planet p . m . on Friday, June 2, amounts of profit that we are educated to believe is the called a campus. 1972. golden rule. A few days pass, and friendships are formed; or you Ten tickets, each Most honest musicians)~t a premium these days, are not never allow yourself to become a part of this new lifestyle. admitting one person, to the only turned on to their own awareness but to the motivating You remember the first days of your association wit h the Commencement Exercises at 1 force behind them (lest we forget the dollar). Music has fraternity or sorority you want to join, and maybe you ask if the Smithfield campus at certainly come a long way, as evidenced by the various types you'Il be shutting other friends out of your life. You 10:00 a.m., Saturday June 3, of program format and all those radio stations both big and remember' names like Jimmy's, Louie's, Brown, Pembroke, 1972. Providence Police, South Hall, Fox Point, The East Side, and small. To fulfill the' objective of sales, not only to perform Do not use these tickets put also the radio station, we find a wide range of styles and Hope and the memories bring a tear to your eye, which you until you are sure you are , ligh tly brush away. Guys remember girls, girls remember types. But where do we go from here in our search for not guys, and thoughts of love warm the chilliest soul. g o ing to graduate . just slight difference but creative alternatives to our already Responsibility for any Thoughts meander back to beer parties, snowball fights bulk-laden collection of recordings? Hopefully, we can embarrassment due to the with Brown and with all these memories the thoughts of realize a bit more truth through music. If this system can moving to a new campus called Tupper. p remature issuance of tolerate more input the bulk of which is never heard, a invitation is solely yours. neglected waste resources, we may find new names A few souls remember the disappointment of seeing a If you have not made ' 0/ partially completed campus. ~ et, in a blaze of glory, the appearing, i.e. Andy Pratt, David Bromberg, and Batdorf and miracle of Bryant became a reahty. arrangements for your cap a n d g o wn, it will be Rodney. Hopefully, we shall all retain the privilege of It's a tough time to handle, for saying good bye to necessary that the College selection, personal gain and/or enjoyment. eep an eye out people you love is bard. You remember I?anleS, and all too for those lame commercial messages which sell records with no s on time will cloud your memory of theIr faces. o u want Jmow your hat size, height an d weight. Day Division realistic audition. The more particular the choice, the bctter to say , I will miss the times we [_ad together, but the words the return on all who must listen. If we an become more don't come easy. s t u d ents contact Mrs . Denault at Extension 247 selective, our skepticism shall diffuse as our own music I must confes , that this installment of 'Insight ' is really appreciation matures. You see, the more unrealistic the a letter of thanks for all friends. We will miss them , but we a nd Evening Division students contact Mrs. ,Stetson buyer, the more ludi rous the manag ment of those huge wish them success in life, and trust that they will not soon t Extension 208 and give fa tories which ell ten out records (which , by lhe way, are forget we who rem ain. rea tint;- pollution with ver di pre in ). So I'm going Lo brush t hat tear from my ey • and try to the m this information in order to have caps and gowns Inevitably, music shall live f orev T . th rough its changes say goodb e. But iVs tough, it 's 1" any tough. and time and the fu ture holds m:n:e t b t:fl just a question :to ", . ordered. ------mark. [t is m r hope that .,0 ND R CORDI lG has rill .d the void for those ho take interest irl musical recording .. Ho pefully, Bryant oll ege will someday r ognize the need Sym b Held for not just this column but for full app?ciation o f the arts. For the well-rounded education is not together rUnle s all are of nLghtenment can be fulfilled. To Rich harnack THE ARCHWAY w' h to sa Thank Yo u for the gre t articles th, t he wrote for the pater trills year. Survey Results 204 Participate

by E. McLaUghlin during m o re con venien L T h e c ommuter s u rvey t im e s to om m uters t o results have provided the limin ate t h n e e d f r a information t construct a s cond d r ive, p lace more p r o f il e o f t he a ve r age emphasiS upon the welfare of commuter. c omm ut e r s t ha n the He drives 25 to 40 mil s to providing of parking place , attend Bryant and r turns (i n i ts elf a maj r occasionally for other than achi vern nt) and gen rally 1 ss urposes. During the improve communications. last year he has attended a R e ga rd les s o f w h a t About 1,500 persons spokes man f o r the 20 overturned as it collided with social even at Bryan t. If he op posing factions may hold became sym bolic prisoners of studen ts who st aged the skits on e of the balls, each of has not attended a large to be true, these are the war, civilians and children said: " We 're not saying which carried the name of an number of such events, his convictions of the average were "shot " and a raft was American "war industry" a n ythin g a bout President reason are an evening job, c ommuter. If o n cer t ain ' blown up" by explosive Nixon or the U.S. policies, company. r luctance to drive the route topics he is misinformed an " mines " last Saturday on the In other presentations, but we want people to get a again for event of minimal e ffort must be made to Br ant College campus in students dressed as soldiers look abou t what the war is interest to him, or dislike of provide him the true facts. mithfield. like and draw their own from both sides patrolled the the rigid "click" system The commuter does not Billed as a glimpse of conclusions. ' , bridge--dubbed the present even at some social feel that he is a part of t h many aspects of the T he skits included the "DMZ"--between the two events. Bryant life, and on orne Vietnam war, the short skits sym bolic shooting of a ponds, fired at each other When asked if he would be occa. ions he is giv n the were presented by a small Vietnamese woman carrying and engaged in hand-to-hand impression t h a t h e is gr o u p of students, who more li kely to attend a social a baby in her arms, the ' combat. In the end, most e vent sponsored by the unwan ted. There is a strong in t r spersed them among gun n ing do w n o f three were killed. " clique" system at Bryant, in segments of a special concert school or Student Senate peasan t women working in a The student council addition to the fraternities attended by a predominantly rather than a fraternity or field and the "capture" president who called himself and sororities why m ust he stud nt rowd but including 0: club, his response is "yes, the e n t ire gat h e ring, as the " neutral narrator" of the belong to a particular group some adults and hildr n. depending on the event. " prisoners of war, to take p r e sentations commented: to enjoy college life? Th e presen t atio ns The average c o m m uter to r " We 're trying to show that refrained from any outright them oth skits at one of believes that Bryant caters It hould be the goal of all two small ponds on the there has been a child or prot st or criticism of either m ostly to d o r m s t udents con cerned including the campus. woman or soldier killed no leaving the commuter to his com muter himself, to achieve the war or U.S. policies in matter which side who didn't Sout h ast Asia, but the There, a rubber raft own devices. He has visited a unified student body. If have to be kil1ed." studen ts left little doubt fl oated about among a the rathskeller on oc asion, this i s accomplished, the A n o t her skit, t he about their desires to h elp number of "mine " in the but dislikes the ov rcrowding "apathy" may be reduced to dr 0 p p ing o f si mula t e d mobilize p u blic opinion, form of beach balls. Using and monopoliza tio n by an acceptable level. Without sound effects-generally in "bombs" on the gathering in against both. " cliques" Hi suggestions for unity, there will never be an the form of balloons a they David Brown , student the form of firecrackers--the change are to h ld more club effecti e tudet1 t community council president and a raft was "blown up" and ConLon page 6 meetings and grou p activities at Bryant College. Page 4 THE ARCHWAY Spri g Weekend A

Linda Ronstadt shows her pleasure as the crowd enjoys her hit gold sound, " L ng Long Time."

In the shadow of the reflection of the American concert. Donations were asked for the Rhode I land (

Chong employs body Chee raises a fi st in protest of the mode expression LO add establishment or anything else which suits sadri aJ comedy. his fa ncy.

Matthew and Peter perform, ex ressive num ber de ictin the tim e! - May 18, 1972 Page 5 Success Story

h' e Chong pen ively enjoys a ite to eat, Cheech makes u wonder what's on his devili h mind.

Four pretty young coeds rest n the green, away from the crowd, and enjoy the sweet strains of musi . Page THEARCHWAV Symbolic Will The Real Mickey M use Please Shoot Up? War Rally individuality. " Cont from page 3 John Jekabson/ AFS "underground" satire of The homework incl ud~d poring The Pirate artists say that through old Disney comics of , Mouse has been held up sat listening to the con ert Disney himself ripped off the 1930's and perfecting alif.--Miokey Mouse running pending settlement of the w s s crapped. Stud n t "The Mouse" from his their style. "The mouse was dope from Mexico; Donald suit now before a San leaders said they could not original partner, an artist a tually a spunky character Du k a peeping tom; the Francisco Federal Judge. get permis!lion from th named H . B. Iwerks . back then," says London, Three Little Pigs shooting "Disney Studios have no college to go onto the roof to According to The Pirates, the "but along the way he's been smack and molesting kids : sense of humor," contends drop the balloons. two originally owned a so standardized he's lost all Walt Disney must be spinning Pirate Ted Richards. The concert was one of Kansas City ad agency when his personality. " According in his Tomb! " They're mad we did a better several being held during the the y decided to go into to The Pirates, the mouse has At least that's what heirs job than they could ever do. weeke nd. A number of cartooning. Iwerks dreamed a certain line which is hard to of the Disney Empire think. We have more brains and Smithfield and call ge police up the characters and did the master. Artists who cannot Last October they sued Hell imagination. They know we were assigned to the campus artwork while Disney draw it are flunked out of Comics for $700,000 citing don't have any money. They handled the business side. in ca s e of trou b l e . "interference with copyright just want to stop us. " the D i n ey Studio Art Later, Disney allegedly gave Spokesman for both groups and trademark rights." In " Mickey Mouse is an School. The underground Iwerks the brush. said last night there were no addition they charged Dan outrag ous capitalist ripoff," cartoonists could have "Disney himself couldn't incidents . during the 'Neill, , says . " It's avoided a suit by simply draw," says London. "H activities. Bo bby London, and Ted sugar-coated pap geared to changing the name of the couldn't even sign the fancy R ichards,the creators of conservative American mouse or by merely changing signature that's supposed to 'Mickey Mouse Meets the politics. In some strips during one letter in his name. 'But be his trademark." Funnies" with the '50's they had Mickey that would have been a Bryant Weekend The four underground "defamation of character and Mouse working for the CIA. op-out," says Richards. "We artists prepared for more Cont. from page 1 b l a phemy." The third The drawings are all done by wanted to be out front and than a year before launching publication of the third and studio artists, none of whom use the magic name Mickey drum with ease. As soon as their Mic k ey . Their f i ual issue of their show any sign of Mouse. " Cont. page 7 the names Cheech and Chong were announced over the P.A., the comedy team from Can a da and . respectively, were greeted by loud applause and che rs. They highlighted the whole weekend with their 'gro ' comedy rou tines and brought the ho us e dow with ! ught r and applause for t _ ir timely omm nts on ,The the drug scene. 1 0 included Dominican Order in their com dy skits as a bit on dogs which sh d new is for men light on the animal orIeL , who put their minds he "Red" freak w!'lo wok a c h ance vri th a maniac where their mouths are. m torist was safer Olf Lhe The Dominit:an Order is an Order of street. Lastly a skit that will preachers. n ut it IS an Order of me n who llot be forgotten was the one base th ir preaching 0 in t nsive contem­ a?out gang leader in the big plation - time spenl in study and prayer ­ city who antagonized an old I so that when they do speak. they have ometh ing me ningfu\ t say. The goal of the Dominic:a ns is the sal­ ... vation of souls through preaching, but not preaching in just the narrOw sense of the pulpit. Rat er, it is preaching in the expan­ siv , apostolic sense that u es any channel avail hIe to communicate Chr ist and . evangelical truth. In the Dominican Ord r, each person is recognized for the uniqu ness of his person­ ality while living in Christian ommunity with thers - nd sharing his ideas and xperi - erfces. Prayer, study and apostolic action are the chief a cupations in a Dominican house . .T he f? m un-ly, because Dominican study IS !ovmg. con temp! tive study of truth. Th Do inican rder plac a premium on developing an indi idual's b lity to accept responsibility. veryone is given a share in deci­ Sion-making , from the top to the bottom of the man on a park bench. Thes Order's government. Areas of responsibility and other routines were the outside of the Order include: parish work such as counseling and confessionals, s timul us for lau gh t er retreats, missions, teaching in universities throughout t e remainder of cG ':uges and high schools, writing, ' the ev n·ng. At the end of publishing and resear h. Ch eec h and Ch o Ig' If you like to think before you p erforman ,e, the audi n e speak, perhaps you would lfke to sprang to its feet for m re, become a Dominican. For more information, mail the coupon below. more, m re! They r t urne Or phone Fr. Quigley or Fr. Gerhard to the delight of everyone at: (401) 865-2477. A 24-hoUI answer­ and a ga i n rec eived a ing service is available; you are thunderous ovation; some in vited to call collect. people even stomped on the r------.------, stands to add to the clapping DOMINICAN FATHERS : sound. Box A, Providel1 c p. College : Ev yone· ieft the gy m, Corner o[ River and Ea to n Streets : ridden with debri of all Providence, Rhode Island 0291 8 ,: I k ' n ds, talk of how great Yes, r would like to Ie rn more about , I h e ec h and Ch o ug b ecoming a Dominican F a ther. Please I I performed was mainl the get in touch w ith me. I amI!-______I topic of discussion. So ended - I the pring Weekend and final Adrl rc • • _ ------,------1 Cily ______t w ekend t hat for this am ester . All that remain is Stnlo ______Zlp ____ :, Phone ______: those f in a l t e ts of ______1 kn o wledg e w h ich in ci de n tally, will not be ~~,,===_~~~=~=~=- ~~~ ~ J t sting your aptitude on the ______concerts. - May 17, 1972 Page 7 Intramural Softball Br ant 9 Ends easo by Tod Allen

In Intramural Softball up On May 16, KT-A Bryant Husson FaDs To Bryant to May 15, the girls division defeated Delta Sig 6-5 in an Beats Mat t Bernardo's run senior M a tt B e r nar do , has a champion and the exciting 7 inning thriller. Due producing d ouble in the playing his final game in a men's division is down to to the fact that KT-A and Nichols twelfth inning and J ackie Bryant uniform. p romptly two teams. Delta Sig have the same Jackie Balme, replacing Balme's remarkable pitching bel t ed a dou b le o ring SIB-A, who won the girls number of losses(one), they starter Jimmy Hogan in the performance gave Bryant a Ahern. d ivision winner's bracket will play one more game in eighth inning, pitched 1 2/3 2-1 victory over Husson in Jackie Balme's pitching crown, defeated BSO, the the fu ture for the overall innings in relief and the second gam e 0 f a performance without a doubt winner of the loser's bracket, men's intramural softball preserved a 7 - 5 Bryan t doubleheader. Bryant had was the finest effort turned for the overall girls division championship. victory over Nichols. lost the opener 4-2. in by a Bryant pitcher this crown. SIB-A did not lose The Bryant attack was The opening game, marred ye ar . Overall Balme had one game. led by catcher Ernie Crowell by several questionable calls fourteen strikeouts, walked Delta Sig lead the men's INTRAMURAL who had a double and a on the part of the umpires, only three batters, and division by defeating TKE-A triple, drove in three runs, saw Husson jump to a 2-0 limited Husson to only eight a nd taking the winner's SOFTBALL RESULTS and scored two runs. lead in the first inning. hits. bracket crown. KT-A also Tuesday Bryant got one back in the The split gave Bryant a faired well, defeating both KT 6, Delta Sig 5 fifth on singles by Norm final record of 7 -4 in their the Raiders and TKE-A to Trahan, Bob Del Vecchio, conference and a 9-7 record Wednesday win the loser's bracket and Tom McDonald. Bryant overall. championship. KT-A and KT 16, Delta Sig 15, 8 GYM HOURS scored again in the fifth as Delta Sig will square off for innings. 12-8p.m. Bob Antignano tripled and the crown on a future sunny EVERYDAY scored on Brian Ahern's 'Most Spirit' day. single. Husson , however, scored single runs in the "Of all the teams I've ever fourthand sixth giving them a coached - high school ­ 4-2 verdict. college - pros - this years Baseball Final Stati~tics The second game saw a Bryant College Team had the BRYANT COLLEGE 1912 BASEBALL TEAM--FINAL STATISTICS determined Bryant team most spirit of any of them. I jump to a 1-0 lead in the may have had better players AIl R H BA PO A E lIA 2B )B HR SB SAC HP BB SO RBI fourth inning as Jeff Doppelt but never better men. Bryant Sutherland 1 0 1 1.000 0 2 o 1.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ANTIGNANO 54 19 2) .426 46 44 ) . 968 5 2 ) 9 2 0 18 10 11 hiL a solo homer. Husson tied College can be very proud of Ba lme 1) 1 5 .)85 4 ) 1 .875 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 1 th i s years baseball team. !:I ill 11 ) 4 .)64 2 6 1 . 889 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 4 ) the score in the fifth, and Labad1e 11 1 4 . ) 64 1 7 o 1.000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 from then on it wasa Thee couldn't have been a DOPPELT )7 9 12 .)24 1) o 2 .867 ) 1 1 0 2 0 ) 6 7 pitching duel. Bryant scored bet t er one--and I believe Co~ e 7 0 2 .286 ) ) o 1.000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 BERNARDO 62 5 17 .274 22 42 7 .901 5 0 0 0 1 0 7 9 9 what proved to be the that." - -Steve AHEARN 6) 4 17 .270 14 )6 6 . 892 ) () 0 0 7 0 1 6 6 winning run in the top of the Thornton Special thanks to ROWELL 56 9 12 .214 98 9 2 . 981 ) 2 1 0 0 ) 9 14 7 t w elfth as Brian Ahern Michele Ziobro, Paula Silva, Rogan 10 0 2 . 200 6 9 ) . 8)) 0 () 0 I) 2 0 0 0 K DONALO 42 4 8 .190 27 2 o 1.000 2 0 0 4 1 () 0 2 singled and advanced to and Sandy Manfredi this DEL VECCH IO 59 5 11 .186 125 10 ) . 978 ) 1 0 0 1 2 6 1 10- z TRAl:lA N 6 0 4 11 .18) 2) 4 2 . 9)1 1 0 0 ) J 1 5 ? eco nd on N orm Trahan's years Bryant College bat T ILL I NG flAST 40 0 7 .175 21 1 4 . 81.6 0 I) 0 0 1 r· 1 11 2 sa cr ' fi e. Clutch hit ting girls. 0 0 .000 o 1.00{) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 . 000 o 1 . 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 . 000 o 1.000 0 "0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bryant Man Trains TOTALS 5J) 6 5 1)6 . 255 4 08 178 )4 .94 5 28 ? 5 18 2) 7 50 106 55 Mickey Mouse {rom page 6 For Olympics I P H R Ell BS K E!1 A W L M ik e Cuddy who Trahan 0.; 0 0 0 1 0 0 .00 0 0 In the argumen ts for their HOGA N ) 1. 7 22 11 6 1 5 21 1.60 ) 1 defense, the Air Pirates entered Bryant in 1969 has HI LL 2 . 0 16 6 5 11 20 1 . 8 8 ) 0 LABADIB 25.7 22 10 6 14 9 2 .10 1 1 contend that the character is been maning sailboats for BALMB ) ) . 0 J 2 24 14 14 24 ) . 82 1 ) about 10 years. Cuddy, who COLE 2 0 , Z 18 1S 11 12 20 4 , Z2 1 2 now part of an American my t h which is imbedded has been racing in a tempest TOTALS 1)5 . ) 11 0 66 42 67 94 2 .79 9 7 HJ K deep in practically everyone's will enter the olympic trials consciousness. In defense of from July 6 to the 8th. Mike The Pirate's right to satirize is currently training for the public property, some olymics. He has trained in nota ble experts on satire Annapolis, Maryland, and have entered legal affidavits Rye, New York. for The Pirates; they include the MAD editor, Al Feldstein, 'S Murphy a nd Shary i Pa ul Krassner, and Art Fl nniken. The group has Hoppe of THE SAN already published several FRANCISCO CHRONICLE. books, the latest featuring Dopin'Dan. While waiting for the court's decision, all four of Ted Richards, who doeji the cartoonists are busy on the "Dopin' Dan" strip, is other projects. O'Neill has his the son of a Green Beret and own comic books featuring is an expert on the minutest Bucky Bug and various other details of military life. His sex-crazed insects_ At the father, a career oldier, is still momen t he is in Northern a gungho patriot, and doesn 't Ireland working on a new know about his son's satires project. According to his co-conspirators , it will a bout Army life. "Dopin' combine " cartoons with Dan" is drawn in old 1940's journalistic reporting." Sad Sac k style, but the 0< O'Neill attained some content is all modern, from = measure of success with Dan blowing grass through ~ .,= Northern California comic ~ his rifle barrel, to miiitant ...= strip fans. For seven years his GI's fragging the brass. It's .... stri p "Odd Bodkins" ran in - the SAN FRANCI~CO "today's action Army" much CHRONICLE. But by 1970, more than is "Beetle Bailey, " it was "too freaky" and was where the Vietnam war has kicked out. never been mentioned. The other three Richards also does a strip cartoonists are part ·of a called "Zeke the Wolf" in collective which puts out Coconut Comix. which the is a The collective also includes revolutionary out to get the artists Gary King, Scott Three Little Pigs. Page 8 THE ARCHWAY Lapidus: A True Bryant Athlete by P ter Lockatell It as rather a to dIstance runner Ro Lapidu compete in the three mile ev I t this P t Saturday. For Roy Lapidus the ra e marked t he en of distin ui he car r in a Bryant tr ck unH rm. His l o ss ca nn ot b e t Uy measured until the track team meets again this fall. Even though Roy will be leaving soon, his contribution to Bryant track has been quite out tanding. When Roy first arrived at Bryant, the track team was but a handful of part-time " athl te . At that time the fre hmen rule b nning Roy from ompeting in varsity meets was stiU on th books. Thus, Roy Lapidu orked out an agr ament with the Brown track coach to work out at Brown. A. a r sult, Lapidus recorded be t of 4.2 111 t Bryant's en Hendrick '011 exhibits his streno-th as Lowell "I . Tech looks 011 . 10 \V ith hi r shmen year b hi n him, So phomore Lapi us 'a l a king fo war t o competing in hlS 'rst Low II ech Ro p v ar s i t t ra c k m ee t . Unfort unately he arn e d wn by Peter Lockatell with mono (mononuclosi) ith all the bad luck and ery hard in hop:s of attaining and spent practic ally the v disappointments out of the that g al. '1 ny a old and T his past Saturday the before a home crowd Senior entire season on the sidelines. way, Roy Lapidus put it 11 mis rable win ter da , Roy Bryant College Track Team Roy Lapidus finished third in R e gardless of his poor togeth r in hi juni r year. w uld b en r nning the 10 t its third con cutiv d 1 the three rules with a time physical ondition, that year, H tar ted the ear ff y roads to get inLo shape. When m ct of the season b r sc r 1 :41.0. Congratulation to Roy still m naged to dominating the Southea tern the r1arath n finally arrived of 137 1/2 to 65 to Lowell all Bryant track men for their o m p ete in the Boston on ference Cross Coun try Lapidus had churned out an Tech. he meet also marked fine work Lhis season and r arathon and he turned in scene. Roy won all of his incredi ble 1600 mil s of th end of the regular track may nex t year prove to be a his career best of 3: 2.0 in dual meets and also won a roadwork. Yet, with all that. season for Bryant as the team better year for Bryant track. the e e t. compil ed an overall 1-4 [ w of th bigg r mdivid ual road work behind him, Roy record over the cour e f the m eets. H i 'ollection of Lapidus broke down halfway se son . Th r e w a c mplishments in luded a t hrough the race and finished que. tion that Lowell f ir t pIa e in the Rh de wi th rus pointing tim at dominated Saturday's meet. Island Small College Five 3:30.0 . Tb . boys from Low 11 took a Mile Race and a first in the Ro was now givi ng hi Tri Stat e ross ountry total of 66 first place points studies mar priority as the Championships. (Roy holds whi h must be considered a spring season arrived and the the cross country record for de iding factor in the meet. result really hurt his final five miles and he also holds track performances. Athletes spring track records in the For Bryant Blai. e Ravalli, he had beaten in the past two mile and the three mile.) Gary Morgan, Bruce Hall, were beating Roy rather Lapidus did not stop at and Dave Stone were the d e c isi v el y . His b es t the end of the cro s country track men to win. Blaise performance of the season season. His hard work in Ravalli won the shot put was perhaps two weeks ago. training for cross country wi th a toss of 45 feet 7 The m et was the Tri tate was starting to payoff in in hes. Thus, Blaise finished Champio n ships and Roy his distance work. Roy went up the season with five took a third place with a on to break the two mile and onsecutive wins in the shot, 15:27.0 timing. Even in hi three mile school records nd a 1-1 record overall. last r a ce, he could only that spring and ultimately Gary Morgan took first place man age a fourth. It has established himself as the top in the javelin for the third becom obvious that this was {rom page 7 distance runner in the history time this season with a fling Mickey Mouse not the Lapidus of a year of 187 feet 6 inches. Bruce All of the artists at of the school. Roy again ago. Hall recovered from a few Bo bby London is the Coconut Comix are deep into competed in the Boston past performances to. win the creator of "" and the past history of American Marathon that year, but the Even though Roy could long jump with a leap of 20 "Merton of the Movement." comic art. They are entry was declared unofficial not find the righ t feet 7 3/4 inches. Dave Stone Both are drawn in the style thoroughly professional in due to an application error. combination in his senior ran an impr ssive ra , and close to that of George their research and can Roy figured to do even year, his overall car r wa took Bryant's only first in Harriman's "," duplicate almost any style. bettE!' tim year regardless of a still an outstanding one. the track events. Dave popular with intellectuals in "San Francisco has always crippling seven course load. There is no question that completed the half mile race the 1930 's o London has been a center for cartoonists, Once again luck turned Lapidus has saved the track in a time of 202.0, which is wanted to be a cartoonist from Bud Fisher who did the against Llpidus. He pulled a team. He has proved that the g ad for a ochoal record. ever since he can remember. original MTT AND Jeff strip a groin muscle in practice and track team can im prove if Other noteworthy Bryant While growing up in the turn of the cen tury to he did not see action until only t he co"liege would track performances were Brooklyn, his dream was to Rube Goldberg, Charles the middle of this year's contribute some man y. turned in by John Jenkins, work for Disney Studio. Schultz, and now a whole set cross country campaign. Coach Reinhardt commented Tom Walsh, Mark Robbins, From early childhood, he of underground artists." Since Roy was out of shape "that Lapidus was the finest and Roy Lapidus. John had "mouse flashes:" images " Comic art is one of the few his performances were not as distance runner Bryant has Jenkins took a second in the ?f Min.nie Mouse would pop ways left to have complete sharp as the year before. ever had." Roy was the discus with a throw of 124 mto hIS head while he was freedom of expression, says The current track season greatest athlete here at feet. Tom Walsh third in the sitting in school or church. Bobby London. "We've became a longer one for Roy Bryant and his perform an es javelin with a 178 feet 2 He was also influenced by adopted a lot of the old when he failed to run well in may prove to be a bigger i nches mark and Mark , The Three Stooges, styles in an impressionistic the Boston Marathon. He had asset to Bryant track in the Robbins finished third in the Stan Laurel, with whom we way and with our been looking forward to future. Good Luck Roy and 120 high hurdles with a time corresponded regularly for imagination we 're carrying it doing a 2:45.0 in this year's thanks for all those enjoyable of 17.6. In his last race four years. to new places." Marathon, and he trained memories.