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Vol. XLIX No. 12 Bridgewater State College February 5, 1976 A morning with Governor Dukakis: An Informal Session of Questions

By A:1':l Hackenson

Walking through the Student comments and grievances were brought up by Governor Dukakis Union Thursday, Jan. 29, one aired, with perhaps (if lucky), a in response' to many of the could hear - "Today, in the small amount of information flowing questions. His Excellancy continued to Student Uniotn' Ballroom, be!ng passed on, but essentailly, Governor Michael Dukakis is neIther of the two parties left say that until the financial crisis holding an informal public satisfied with an abundance of hit higher education no questions were asked, no one paid any (or meeting on the reorganization of knowledge. the state college system, from In his opening statement, little) attention to the warnings 10:00 to 1I:30." Governor Dukakis informed the or signals. He asked whether or It turned out to be SRO receptive audience of his plans to not it wa_s possible or for the standing room omly- student visit the remaining state colleges, best, that the colleges in general began specializing in certain faculty, administration and th~with the same intent in mind. He • ...... fields, such as BSC for education general public flocked to air their also stated that he needed help o grievances and ask .pertinent from the students, faculty and o majors. There is a tremendous questions of the Governor. administrators to guide him and -a amount of overlapping between At approximately 9:45, the his administration towards a .s the state colleges, and much, if Governor, Secretary of Education better future for higher -g not all, must be cut in Older to Paul Parks and an ontourage of - education. He 'reflected, t. provide a higher quality higher humorously. on the past crucial education. The Governor also assistants, following a short tour The Big Three: (from left to right); SGA PreSident Ray Raposa; of campus, relaxed(?) in the year of economic crisis and told reminded the people that the Sec. of Education, Paul Parks and; Governor, Michael Dukakis. colleges have a budget from the Student Union ; r:G:rfee6n Room of his belief that the current for a short interview by local , fiscal year has started on a much state, but that the institution

r~portersand others" complete sounder note. The key· to bet loans and work study programs stated the need tor a stronger itself allocates the funds which WIth taping and shooUny (by a tering the quality of higher would be made more applicable Board of Trustees. He did means the state cannot compel projector that is!). Here, education, stated the Governor. and better ordered~Gov. acknlowledge the fact that cuts each institution to spend or Governor Dukakis discussed was based mainly on the Dukakis did express his opinion were needed and to this, the allocate their money the way various issues and bills of his question of setting the goals for that a consolidation of state Governor simply asked they (the state) want them to.- . administration and revealed a the structures before building colleges under U-Mass or on the WHERE'? A.dead end. not a thing accomplished. JJr. Mueller proceeded by Dr. Harris opened his few of his goals, especially those the structure, ~'avoidputting the basis of New York or California behind his visits to the state horse before the cart." Three was not needed or welcomed. suggesting that the statements by saying that what principles were established: 1) Upon .the close of his brief reorganization take place within was really needed in colleges colleges. His main concern was to the college itself by returning the today was an attempt· to teach "feel out" the student' body and, equal access; ;2) reasona.bIe ~~_statement,.questions began . cost. set· on certain standards; popping up. The first<::amein the administrators to the classroom. skj]lstlsefulig toda.:ytssocif!ty and others joined to the college. His He also asked why the legislature the process oftransfering these Excellency's main attempt was to and 3) extension of financial aide form of a list of faculty and tuition. These three prin grievances presented by the spent $40,000 .of the taxpayers skills to the job itself. He coli- receive ideas and information on . money to build a statue of no real tinued by suggesting a. re- the higher education budget ciples. if followed, would insure Secretary of the Faculty Council the diversity of the institution . Dr. Fitzgibbons. Dr. Fitzgibbons significance (Nod). Governor evaluation of the existing cuts. He wished to find out the Dukakis simply stated three programs in their imortance for problems involved, where to By diversity, it is meant an ex recited a long list of complaints, things about the statue, 1) it was the training of skills needed diminish funds and if there were posure, at one college, of a large in the hope of receiving some not the taxpayers money; 2) today. any possible alternatives which number of different background satisfactory . answers. - He mention of autonomy' and 3) its Secretary of E~ucapohParks the college could inform him of. students in order to give a more remarked on the inconveniences environmental import~nce(looks rsspa:lded by .askmg If· a co-op All in vain, it could be said. liberal and general education in of the budget cut, some of which . program was m effect at BSC. The ballroom came to a death all respects. The state college is are over-crowded classrooms nIce-better. atmosphere) ~n 'The answer was obvi 1 autonomy IS a self-govermng' .~ ous y no. silence as President Rondileau still responsible to the public, severe drop of faculty moral~ introduced each person situated therefore, equal access refers to and course droppings. He also ~tate,community or group. The (continued to page 3) at the head table. Present were an equal opportunity for Idea of autonomv was repeatedly SGA President and Board of everyone living in the state to Trustee Member Ray Raposa, enter any of the eleven existing Secretary of Education Paul state institutuions of higher VIEWPOINT: Parks, the Governor (of course), education. A reasonable cost, and Professor Wood, who would consequently, mnst be moderate the conference. established to achieve equal Followfng a few brief in access. However the question troductions of . the prominent remains as to what basis this "Bridgewater Gate"" men present in the audience, the . cost must be formed on. As for By Joe Young conference on the direction of financial assistance, a waiver year to ask tor funds to support freezing of theh club's funds. can be obtained whereas the One would think tha t after the higher education began. It was a revelations of the Watergate their proposed activities. There is The SGA has since unfrozen time for questions and a time for tuition fee may be reduced. some a number of rules and regultions their funds and no disciplinary considerably, according to the affair a new era of reponsibility answers, yet that which evolved and integrity would have been concering the spending of money action other that that has been were questions, all questions and financial difficulty of the ap once it has been allocated to the taken, or will be. Apparently, plicant. Aide involving grants, ushered in at all levels of nothing but the questions. A few government. Unfortunately, the clubs. These rules have been the SGA Senate and President SGA here at Bridgewater has not established to insuer that sut- prefer to sweep the issue under experienced this sense of moral dent's money (yours and mine) the rug and accept the plea of obligation to faithfully execute will not be abused and hopefully ignorance of the law offered by Fred Harris pg.3 their duties and be accountable to that as much as the college the Afro-American Society's their con- science and scon community as possible will club officers, as well as the Interview: stituents.. Except for a few benefit from its intelligent use. club's defense that the rules· senators, specifically Tom Out of this general principle two ~!i~ulate"food" not beverages. TonI Walsh pg.4 , Landry and Dan Baksha, the SG'A specific rules have been ,x. . At this week's meeting, Senate is collectively suffering established which govern all club Senator Landry expressed his from an acute case of myopia. , spending; 1.) any deviations disapproval of the whole affair in SGA pg.5 which is prohibiting them from from the club. budget are an articulate and strongly wor seeing the forrest for the trees. prohibited unless the Treasurer ded, open letter (see page 2) to approves the change, 2,) NO SGA the. Senate. His speech was Round~a-houtpg.6 This blurted vision together with some fuzzy thinking has resulted money IS TO BE SPENT ON greeted by a room full of blank ~ FOOD. faces and disinterested Senators Book Review: win Bridgew~ter'sown verion of Watergate. (and they said it The Afro-American Society who were either ignorant of the I Crispus Attucks pg.7 couldn't happen here). A brief scheduled an event last semester issue, or more likely did not have look at the controversy which spomsored a poet on the courage of their convictions to t surrounding the Afro-American's campus at the cost of $500.00 to th persue the matter. The ex,: Top Discs pg.7 spending of over $100.00 on SGA. However, the club did not p'laination for this can only ~ student funds on alcoholic spend all the $500.00 on the poet's be the notorious ability of the I. speaking fee, but unknown to the Afro-American Society to in beverage~should illustrate my {j Women;s B-Ball pg.IO point. SGA, sf1cnt over $100.00 of this' timidate, the SEnatf::':>ylabeling any All recognized clubs on campus money on wine. The facts of this objections to their organization as ) violation of SGA spending proof of racism on the part of the submit an itemized budget to the ) MAA~-WRANews pg.ll SGA regulations finally came to the Senate, Only one Senator, Dan \ and go before the Ways and J Means Committee twice each attention of some members of Beksha, supported MR. Landry ,j the SGA and resulted in the {continued to page 6) 1

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" Fe~ruary5, 1976 The---. Comment 3 Dukakis from page 1 GUIDE TO MONEY What we do have is the College re-direct the monies. Wirk Study Program (CWSP) A question as to the importance FOR HIGHER EDlJCATION which does not teach those much of tenure was also brought up. needed skills. To solve the Many highly qualified faculty, problem of lack of personnel such upon leaving, had been replaced, us secretaries, Sec. Parks so the person said, by other less Gllide to more than 250,000 Scholarships and suggf~stedthe use of these CWSP qualified faculty merely because Aid - items students in the offices which are their tenure compelled them to Financial Source valued at over in need, thus creating more op teach. The reply was direct. portunities for the students. Mr. Tenure was implemented many $500 million dollars. Parks also suggested the imple years ago so as to secure a mentation of a co-op program teacher's position without fear of Contains the most up-to-date information on: similar to that of Northeastern retribution for their methods or Scholarships, grants, aids, fellowships', loans, work-study programs, University. There the student topics from the public or other graduates in five years, with the faculty memebers. Also, tenure cooperative education programs, and summer job opportunities; for fifth year concentra ting on those does not con1pel a teacher to study at colleges, vocational and -technical schools, paraprofessional skills which were learned in the teach in a position which he is training, community or two-year colleges, graduate schools, and post previous four. not qualified for. graduate study or research~funded. on national, regional, and Iocat A student response reveale~:a , Another student asked the levels by the federal government, states, cities,. foundations, corpora program under which Nor questiQn which was prominent in theastern would act as coor the minds of many a fellow tions, trade unions, professional associations, fraternal organizations, dinator. For $2,000 a year, student: whether or not the and minority organizations. Money is available for both average as well Northeastern would give BSC tuition or financial aide would as excellent students, both with and without need. complete cooperation and acces increase in the future. As a to their job bank with on campus commuter, he felt the expense of counseling to avoid costly visits to commuting daily should be in BENNETT Pl1BLISHING CO. the University. He then cluded in the application for Dept. 214, 102 Charles Street, Boston, Mass. 02114. proceeded to ask President financial aide. The waiver was Please rush mc __ -.:.copicsof GUIDE TO MONEY FOR HIGHER EDUCA Rondileau why he had done the answer- nothing else. Again, TION at $5.95 plus 50c for postage and handling for each copy. nothing to maintain this program'. the Governor asked, as I am enclosing $ ______~_.(check or money order). Pres. Rondileau replied with a throughout the entire con slight laugh that he had heard ference, _on what s,fandards or Name nothing of the proposal but would basis the waiver should be set. Adddress look further into it for it sounded Again, no answers, no solutions ------like a good idea. only questions. City ______State______Zip __ _ The mood shifted as one Financial Aide Officer Dave © Copyright 1976 Bennett Publishing Co. professor accused the legislature Morwick remarked on the as being anti- situation in his office. He now has, intellectual and that a prevailing much more money and students sentiment within the ad under some financial aide Plain Speaker, Down to Earth: ministration considered the state program but lacked the per college student as being so-so. He sonnel to comput, file, manage also stated that the legislationfelt the office. Secretary Parks the facufty as being inferior to suggested computers and a re those of private schools and e~aluationof personnel, but you FRED HARRIS universities) so they must worked know how computers work - more'to earn their salary. These remember vacation and its set the stage for the budget cuts in breakdown? As always, Fred Harris did not seek re- he should know them.Icaught the gives you the jmpression, of a higher education. destination-nowhere. election to his Ok,la;homa senate second half of a speech he gave farm boy wbo made it big .. He Governor Dukakis struck back Dr. Ridlon(c~airpersonof the seat in 1971 Instead he ran for in Brockton last Saturday hopes for a· coalition of the vores quickly. He stated that the afore English Departm0 'nt) . beg~nhis :president but hi§ campaign was morning and even though which cross all socio-economic mentioned remarks were of .. no ~ecitation,as did the.others, on cut short because oflack offunds. though I.was FIGHTING A ,classes ,but in reality most of his importance or contribution to the the· dangers and unwantedness Four years later he has the HANGOVER Iwas kind of im views won't get him that type of discussion. He speculated that, of the reorganization under U financial backing to make a pressed on his views about support. perhaps, some felt that way, but Mass. He continued by praisng serious bid for the nomination .. ,employment and the defense The Harri~.campaign people gen;er~ally,the entire ad the students and faculty present After reading articles ,seeing spending~ think -it's a bit to eary to make ministration did not. He con at BSC. reiterating the fact that him on tv and watching him give a I n terms of employment Harris any conclusions on which . tinued on by remarking that today neither· group were so-so or speech in Brockton the other day said that the goverment ·should candidate s will come to the front. we ar e in a society which must inferior to universities or private I believe that the Harris approach have a yearly employment and It is possible that Harris Indiana limit itself because are resources, colleges.He stressed the need to could be very appealing to some. not an unemployment statement. Senator Birch Bayh and Arizona either natural or man-made, are keep a distinction between state He says he is a populist, some call It is their job Harris believes to Congressman Morris Udall could on the decline. He said that colleges. whereby a "clumping his approach radicalism . Either find out how many available jobs very well divide the liberal vote support for higher education was together" of them would destroy way he is defin i tely one of the their are and provide more public and allow a more moderate very strong on Beacon Hill but this. He did. however, agree to a liberal candidates seeking the service jobs if unemployment candidate like Jimmy Carter to that they had trouble with the tie-up with the university for the nomination. goes up , he be~ievesthat these bypass them. The Massachusets limited resources. It was ap graduate school, which would Before I mention Harris jobs should be planned before primary is less than a month parent that he, along with the enhance more growth apd op pop·,Ust ideas it is essential to be unemployment becomes a fact, so away and some of the candidates entire table, were insulted by the portunity. familarized with the backgroupd, that when there is a lull in the may very well be fading by then. accusations. Another concern mentioned from which these ideas economy people won't have to A s the time ticked on, slowly, prior to Ray Raposa's "farewell came. Harris is the son of a stop working Harris says in a another student approached the speech of gratitude" was of the sharecropper .He attended the work ethic society the rich have to microphone and proceeded to cost of books in the college University of Oklahoma and got be taken off welfare and undermine the need to spend bookstores. It was said that by a degree in History and unemployment payments. and money on professional and cutting the costs of books a Goverment , then went onto get a direct it to other areas. physical education with the drop defray in cost could thus be law degree. Harris was elected Harris also directed much of in the birth rate. He stated, made. Ray responded by saying to the OklahomState Senate and his speechto the problems of the simply, that the money should be the cut would bring out a served there from the middle defense budget He touched upon jf{oWtt:s Will re-directed to better oriented financial crisis within the stores. 50's until he upset former what seemed to him as wasteful courses, not to continue to train He continued, thanking those for 'University of Oklahoma spending in building the-1 students for jobs where there are attending, and stressed the need football coach Bud Wilkerson bomber .The project ed cost of ~tll~tr none, but for long-range goals. for protecting and continuing the . and won a Senate seat in 1964. this was much less than what it PresiJcI1L Rondileau quietly individuality and autonomy of - IN THE SENATE HE has really cost the goverment ~ou1Lobt~tr asked how he sought to adjust or the state colleges. BOAST MOST ABOUT tIIS TAX-- and he says this is not the only REFORM AND ANTI- instance of cost overurns in MONOPOLY LEGISLATION. d~fensespending that goes on so s~ Menu for Tilly & Great Hill He also served on the Kerner that there won't be anymoney commision which investigated left in the budget to justify a cut. Daikers Friday, Feb. 6 Corned Beef, Southern Fried . the urban riots of the 60's .Harris Harris wants this budget cut so Soft&Medium Cooded Eggs Chicken was also chairman of the that more money can be directed Flowers' Pizza Clam Roll, Salad Plate Tuesday, Feb. 10 Democratic National Com- towards housing , education Hung'arian Goulash, Roy's French Toast, Scrambled Eggs mittee 1969-70. transportation and enviromental nfral Sq. Baked Fish, Meatball Sandwich Sausage Sub, Fruit Plate, Hot What does Harris feel are the and other social programs such Saturday, Feb. 7 . Dogs issues in this campaign ? He as public health. Poached Eggs, Hotcakes Grilles Cube Steak, Lasagne, mentioned real tax reform for- ' Inmy opion Harris will have to Bridgewater Grilled Salami & Cheese, Deep Dish Vegetable Pie cing people like the Rockfellers to prove himself to be a top con Ravioli, Hot Dogs Wednesday, Feb. 11 pay their full share to society. He tender. He will get a chance vey soon as the Oklahoma Roast Beef, Chicken Chow Hotcakes, Soft&Medium also speaks strongly against the! democratic caucuses meet to '697-6937 Mein COfkied Eggs, Bacon goverment supporting the Sunday, Feb. 8 Tuna Salad Sandwich, multinational corporations which decide who they will support The Arrangements., Apple Fritters, Fried Eggs, Cheeseburgers, Julienne Salad move jobs and wealth to foriegll question will be can Harris come Sausage Bowl countries. He favors public owned back to Oklahom an oil state and Roses, Cut Flowers Roast Turkey, Beef Burgandy Pork Chops, Breaded Frit't} oil and gas companies in order t,o promise to break up big in Grilled Hot Dogs, Fish Fish Fillets. Stuffed Peppers develop publicly owned resow~-dustries including the oil com Squares, Pizza Burgers Thursday, Feb. 12 - ces.Harris wants price controls 0," panies. It should prove in- Monday, Feb. 9 Pancakes, Fried Eggs monopoly industries and stron.g teresting. Scrambled Eggs, Buttermilk Meatball H & C - lOu'met ,enforcement of anti-truBt Those who like the plain lJ alt n tintsDap regulation. speaking down to earth orater Pancakes, Ham Casarol,· Turkey cold plate Harris is aware of the issues, may be able to identify with BLT's, Spanish Macaroni, Pot Roast, Liver and pizza ..~at ..,. Meatball Sub h~spent two terms in the Senate Harris His Southwestern' accent -- -jftb....14-

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Richard Tonner One year ago this month, the U.S. Army prepared to kill millions of blackbirds at Fort Campbell, Ky. and at the Milan Army Amunition Plant, Tenn. At this time, the Society for Animal Rights (SAR) instituted its case, obtaining a temporary restraining order but failing to tin a preliminary injunyion. As a result, the Army slaughtered 4.5 million Registra, Tom WgJsh, (right) points out: a scheduling blackbirds with Tergitol, a product used to erase large bird populations. problem 10 Assoc._S.U. Director, Ed Sharples (left) The harmful ingredients found in Tergitol remove the essential protec tive oils in their feathers, causing them to freeze. The product is manufactured by Union Carbide, makers of many familiar items such as Glad Bags, Eveready Batteries and Prestone Anti- Freeze. In a November article, syndicated columnist Jack Anderson publicly iden tified Union Carbide as the sole manufacturers of the lethal detergent. Mr. Registra: Tom Walsh The SAR sought a motion for a summary judgement (November 14) to stop the use of the chemical. The federal defendants made several proposals, but wished to retain Ed note: This is number six in a contlnuing~eriesof articles the use of Turgitol at the two army bases and whenever necessary in an written by the SGA Student Services Committee. "emergency" case. After the Anderson feature, the government_ was willing for the first time to stop the use of Tergitol at the bases and other computer. Within a tew mmutes, roost ibcations until an environmental impact study was conducted. In Student: ED 499, Section 5~ 'Offered another job by the please? President as Registrar to the the student would know whether addition, the government offered to consider other methods of bird Registrar: Closed. college in 1972. the course was closed or open., If control before resorting to the Union Carbide product. The SAR insisted, it was closed, the registrar would ' Student: How about ED 300, Mr. Walsh sees the function O:f. however, on three strict demands : the defendants must utilize all non Section 2? the registrar as "Keeper of the be there to offer personnel Hethal methods of roost management before using Tergitol, define Registrar: Sorry, that's closed . records", therefore in charge of assistance to solve the problem. ;cemergency", and give the SAR the opportunity to comment on any too! such things as scheduling, Mr. Walsh did state that "it will alleged emergency and express views on non-lethal methods of roost Sound familiar? . I'm sure processing, the grades, not solve the problem of students management. Unfortunately, four months after the November court many of us have experienced this registration, and etc. Mr. being closed out of classes proceedings, the statement is not final. The government agreed to ban in the ballroom during Walsh endorses highly a common because that is due to the system shipment of Tergitol until the environmental statement is published and registration. Although one may way to registrar for courses for we are using." "Registration is plan to use any possible alternative to Tergitol. Since the federal find some of his courses closed, all state colleges. (A project that like a plane crash," Tom said, government made these stipulations, the SAR asked the courts to delay he or she will always-find the door he has been involved in since "You never know how good it. its motion for a summary judgement. Meanwhile, the government is to Tom Walsh's office, Registrar 1972.) This would mean utilizing was, but rather how bad!" awaiting the environmental report on Tergitol. Expected to take several of the college, open. the main computer in Boston thus When asked what his feelings weeks, the time will allow the blackbirds to leave and fly North for their Tom Walsh was born in New allowing the students more time were about B.S.C. future, his arrival in March and April. Because the Society's fight, "tens of Bedford, and resides there at the to select their courses , as well as reply was ... "I have a lot of hope. millions" of the nation's blackbirds are almost certainly safe this' winter present time, A former graduate- eliminate the large lines. The . r think it is a good, damn school. I from cruel death which 4.5 inillion birds were subjected. of E.S.C., he is currently un- way it would work is that a firmly believe that· this- school It is interesting to note that the SAR spent $40,000 on legal.costs in their dertaking a doctorial program at student would be given so many goes out of it's way to help the fight for animal protection. The Society has a strong conviction in Boston University in ad- days to' seleGt the courses that ~tudents.The 'only way for this preventing animal abuse and the courage to stand' up to the federal ministrative education. (system he/she wnated. The student college, even with the crisis we development in adoption)' . would then go to the registrar's have now,isttp!" ' - government with lhis conviction. The use of Tergito] is a cruel method of 'Right onMr-.Walshi eliminating the birds, forcing them to a frozen death. Specifically, When asked why or how- he office, tell what couses he wanied in which it. would be fed_'into a Tergitol was used without consulting alternatives, less -grueling forms of came t 0 B •.•S C , Tom deleting the bird population. The SAR deserves commendation for 'its presented a most imnres courage and conviction. The federal government is probably'wishing sive, sincere. 'story, simply the controversy away. My wish is that agencies such as the SAR continue cause many studentS can iden Annual to be effective checks on a bureaucracy often riddled with a lack of public tify.with it. After finishing high school, 'rom was a little un- TALENT responsibility. SHOW certain on what he wanted to do so he joined the army, thus AI/Invited

--I--t-t------~--~~q~~~W~M~from pg, 2. spending some time in the Army, All Welcome To 'Parti~ipate 8 8r S first, I could not allow this issue to· Tom realized that this was not For Your Enjoyment be swept under the rug after the what he wanted. (It was very blatant attempt by members of obvious in the interview that this Or Just For Fun this Senate is to report back to the this body to keep the rest of us in -man was determined to search Senate as a whole on important the tdark. Sfcond, I've tem- and find success; something Sponsored By Afro Am. SOCiety issues and respond to Senate porarily ressurected this issue worthwhile in his life.) inquiry on relevant matters. As a with the hpe that tin the furture Therefore, he went back to high Senator, it is NOT my job to at we as elected represettatives will school to do his post-work to get tend the meetings of all the rise above needless ap- those courses he needed so he First Meet'ing Feb. 1 J committees of which I am not an prehensions and boldly demand could enter college. It was at appointed member. Logically, what is rightfully ours--that is, this time, that Tom's life began that practice would preclude the knowledge and information to change, or should I say his • 0 need for committees in the first needed to effectively perform our future began to take shape. ~. •••••• place. What is more, because I duties. I remain, One day a teacher at the high don't attend the meetings of all school asked Tom to take over a committees does not indicate a Sincerely yours, class for a math teacher since he lack of interest on my part. Thomas E. Landry was concentrating in the field of Girls like it~() I' ve made this statement Senator, Class of 1976. engenereering Tom accepted. By tonight for two basic reasons; the tim~the class was over, a new field was open to him- a field in teaching. A field he knew he

would ~njoyand would like to Sophomores and Seniors pursue. One of Tom's teachers suggested that he attend Bridgewater to achieve this Teacher Prep goal.( which he did do.) After completing his education at B.S.C., Tom taught Social All undergradua te applicants are available for all at the Office Studies in a high school in New for the Teacher Preparation of Teacher Preparation and Bedford. While doing this he Program (including those in the Placement and for DCE and .worked on his masters. But the Division of Continuing Graduate students at the DCE times were not good, and teaching Education) must make formal Office in the library. did not pay well. So when Tom application for it by March 1 of All applicants for senior Off- was offered a job with a building their Sophomore year by sub Campus Student Teaching must company for much more money Is there'a betterreason mitting the autho-rized ap obtain from, and file with, The than he was receiving as a plication to the Teacher Office of Teacher Preparation teacher, and things were "tight", tosend an FTD LoveBundle? Preparation and Placement and Placement that appropriate Tom accepted. But of course Office by the deadline date. application form (a) if an un- Tom began to miss teaching All graduate applicants must dergraduate, by March I of the be~ausethat w~s what he really submit the same form to the same Junior year (b) if a DeE un- enjoyed. Then hIS career began to office by March I of the academic dergraduate, by March 1 of the change once again upon receiving year prior to the year in which year prior to Off- Campus Student a phone call from the President'of Off-Campus Student Teaching Teaching (c) if a graduate B.S.C. asking him if he wanted to eligibility will be certified by the student, one semester before Off- be Assistant Director of the S.U. Office of the Graduate Sch()ol. s . Student. TeachimL 1.1::", (l970l' tom accel'ted the position i';"'i.t;~illt~tJlWa\ioft."'~'t);'--al'h't,{&e~:~'(1i~~~~,;;t...wor1dttg:to~"b'8tifnlz 'years untii February 5, 1976 The Comment

StudlDtIDVlrDlDlDt AssDcia tiDD Who's Who in SGA MINUTES FROM DOTTY TISEVICH THE MEETING The COMMENT spoke with responsible for for reviewing by Mike MacHardy Junior Dotty Tisevich, ' proposed new courses and to make recommendations to 'S.G.A. 1st Vice President/this - S.G.A., the Faculty Council and For the last five months I week. Dotty has been on S.G.A. Pres. Rondileau.Dotty was also have been writing this intriguing since her freshman year, and on the committee which selected article with the prova- title last year was S.G.A. Secretary. Janice Dorssey as Career "Minutes From the Meeting". It She is a Political Science major. ·COllnstlor. has now come to my attention are on the glass encased bulletin As 1st V.P., her primary duties Dotty explains that she is tired that out of the four thousand-plus board in the Student Union foyer. because there is always someone include conducting the weekly ()f hearing the term 'tstudent full-time students at B.S.C. there All of the senators are eager to there. At least find out who your S.G.A. meetings. She is also 'apathy', that it is an overused are still many out there who help RS.C. students and are representatives are. chairperson of Educational ~erm.She realizes that it is not don,'tknowyetwhatS.G.A. is or very easy to get in touch Ray -Raposa also mentioned AF AIRS. Ed. AFFS. is presently. possible for many people to get what it stands for.These students with.The only hitch is that if you that the S.G.A. is looking into the working on drawing up a new involved in after-school affairs. aren't just new transfers or have a problem or suggestion, feasibility of buying new system for handling campus- She does hope that S.G.A. and the freshmen either. Granted, many you have to come to them machinery for THE COMMENT wide teacher evaluations. She is Program Committee continue to people just don't have the time to because if they don't know who and THE HARDER TIMES. a non- voting member on S.G.A. the to cater to the entire student get involved in extra-cirricular you are they can't do much for Several articles featuring unless her vote is requested or if population in the future. Dotty is a activities but anyway, the S.G.A. you personally. The S.G.A. of changes to the Constitution were there is a tie. She is also on the candidate for election to S.G.A. is the Student Gov't. Association fices are located on the third passed and aell are exp-ected to Undergraduate Cirriculum Presidency this spring, to replace and everyone of f the full-time floor of the Stu5ent Union Bldg., help clarify parts of the Con Committee; this committee is the graduating Ray Raposa. students at RS.C. is a member above the Bookstore. Stop in stitution. of the S.G.A., because of the 3nytime because there is always Senator Tom Landry, Senior, $20.00 Student Union fee we all read a rather scathing letter to pay each semester. At ieastflnd out who your the senators; it concerned the RICK PACHECO the S.G.A. holds open meetings representatives are. Make them freezing of the Afro-Aertean in it's chambers at 5:30P.M. work for you.Also, please vote in Soctiey budget last month. Tm Rick Pacheco is a frist -year Constitution to clarify several every Tuesday. The meetings are the next election. It does make a felt that inappropriate action senator from the junior class. He points . The senare recently attended by the four elected difference when a senator wins was taken by certain people with only 100 votes out of a js a chemistry major, minoring in referred to LAC a proposal to senators from each class plus the before the entire Senate was told secondary education and his charge an athletic fee of part-time. members of the Board of possible thousand in each class. what was going on. Now, where were we ... Oh, home town i.sFall River. He likes students. Directors. Every club and Lastly, Mr. Terry Brooks was all senators is on at least two Rick stated that he ran for his organization on campus which "Minutes of the Meeting" ... Thhe present as a concerned studen committees one being all-college senate office this year when he recetives money for activities S.G.A. met as usual in their t.He asked if anything could be chambers this week and finished committee and the' other is an saw that the whole executive abide by S.G.A. rules since S.G.A. done about keeping people off the . all business in our or so. SGA committee. board ran unopposed for, their has the final word on approval. an lawn between Tilly andBoyden The committee he serves on positions for this year. He would Each senator on the S.G.A. lt was announced by Ray Hall. It used to be a " lawn' include, recruitment admissions like to see more people get in serves on at least two com Raposa that the dorm rent in anyway. Senators will look into mittees(Athletic Fee, Library crease will be at least &'100.00 for ~lDdfinacial aid I of which he is volved with the elected and the matter to see what can be the chairperson and; the unelected positions in the Senate. Comm.tetc.). All of their names Hill residents. Stop in anytime .118. Legislati~e. Affairs Committee "There is much work to be as well as NeATE (National done in all All-CoUege Com council for Accreditation of mittees and usually there isn't Teacher Education). enough' people interested in Members of the RAFACY helping out. Most students ac committee include several tually underrate the importance faculty members, ex-officio and of all-college committees. ACC's some students. Lately, RAFAC draw up peititions which go to the has been concerned with Bask SGA, faculty Council, and finally Education Opportunity Grant- to the President. Proram which recently went Rick emphasizes the point that ,broke and affects more than 400 any time a student wants to know students at BSC. RAFAC reviews about anthing on campus, that proposals and submits them to they should come to him or to any Faculty Council for review before other senator immediately; so they go to the Prsident's office. that they may receive immediate Legislative Affairs Committee, attention. is currently revising the SGA BSC Gets 4 million b:r Sharon Cowan space and for an access road tothe A copy of Governor Dukak.is' power plant from Plymouth Capital Outlay Program Street, parallel to the railroad Recommendations for 1976 track. reveals that Bridgewater State The largest expenditure would College will be the recipient of go toward repairs to Boyden $4,0050,000 for three projects, if Hall. in the amount of the state legislatureapproves the .$2.250.000. Included would be recommendation. $1,6000,000 will general repairs and renovtions go to the expansion of the to preserve the building exterior, present power plant masonry, roofing, upgrading of (specifically, a fourth bOller- the interior plumbing. heating. and improvements in the system ventilation. airconditioning for utilities distribution, to ae- (??'!) restoration of the termite- I Hamburger comodate new buildings. This damaged auditiorium. ac- ·ltl-al'Good onlyattheMcDon.ald·s® listed below. refers especially to the expansion comooations for the physically Spe... • limit one coupon per VISIt please. of the Burnell "Laboratory" handicapped, energy con- I School in the form of a new servation, and most important, structure on Burrill Ave, planned repairs to the woodwork. Broad Street, Route 18 tplustax Wlltlthlscouponl to be underway by September, While in his recomm- I I 1976; but in the very well in- nendations the Governor I Campus Shopping Center I formed words of Dean Chicorelli: classifies the Boyden Hall project " It will be a miracle if it hap- as "urgent," it is interesting to Bridgewater, Massachusetts I pens." It is expected that by the not his justifiction for the outlay; I Me . ald"S time the classroom- office "Timely maintenance of building OFFER GOOD ONLY: FEBRUARY 5 THROUGH FEBRUARY 11, 1976. building is operation, the new exterior including walls, win I ' VIe do it• au kx.youT.M.Ie I boiler facilitie.c; _will be operative. dows, trim, and roofs is Another $200.000 would be used necessary to aWJid COSTLY I Mf.Operetor. ",",,,, n>deem aod fatum to.bow """""" fo"elmburnament of """'. . ...• .I for lace' acquisition for parking repairs."! ! 1 \ .... " .. '_.1...... 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program committee plug is for the ..: lecture series which, although ap parently inactive as of late, is presenting Vincent Bugliosi at 12:00 on Feb 9 in the Ballroom. Vince, if you didn't know, was the p·rosecutor of the TaOO-LaBianca murder trials in Los Angelos and author of the current best seller, "Helter Skelter" .... Last Friday was a busy night on the concert scene. Queen got good reviews for a two night engagement at the Music Hall featuring "regal" Brittish Rock at its' best. They're currently riding on the top of the album a~sdsingle scene in Brittain with "A Night at the Opera" and "Bohemian Rhapsody", respectively and both are doing well inthe U.S. ~ ~areevent at Brockton High School was the appearance of the Gary .Quintet witht he Brockton High Jazz Ensemble (deemed hest o in the state). Burton is a master of the vibea and has played wit'l'many o lop jazz artists(Keith Jarrett and Chick Corea among them). Yours truly caught Dan Fogelberg in a sold-oul performance at the Orpheum and was impressed by the virtuosity of Fogelberg in a one hor solo set OW,i'oOOoldolddlooloOldo!ooIDOIf'JOIDOIODloOIOO!DOltJEil(Jd[Dr:1IOO!DQlOtl~C where he alternated between acousticaguitar and piano, playing like he had eight fingers on each hanc.... By 8UI Swift that all major stars have to do You may have caught Governor Dukakis' appearance at the Union last . leader who has -changed his mind one). William.'. Atherton; who week for a hearing on the reorganizatoin of public higher e4ucation in . " about the' Nazi leader. There is put in such good portayals in "The Massachusetts. Althogh he didn't ahve much to say, he did show a The Hmdenburg IS a disaster. the financier(Gig Yong) who is Sugarland Express" and "The definite interest in student and faculty feedback, some of which got to be I a.m ~otreferri,ng to the actu insistent upon arriving in New Day of the Locust", deserves quite heated. I question Professor Woods' system of moderation for the a1 mCldent WhICh took place~York on schedule. There is the better material (so do we). The hearing, alternating stud!~ntquestions with faculty. I don't have a one- £?-any ye~rsago but rather ~hecon-man (Burgess Meredith) and rest of the cast does ad .~mirahly to-one faculty to student ratio in any of my classes. I realize that this was fIlm verSIOn of the event, which his assistent (Rene Auberjoinois). . but were bogged down by a dull a prime oppurtunity to air faculty greivances (many of which <,;eemto go was a real fiasco. Consi dering There is the acrobatic clown script. unheard), but a lot. of student questions seemed to go unrecognized. a~the tale~tinvolvedwith this (Robert Claryy) who has intricat I must admit though that once Dean Morwick seemed to make points at the hearing, bringing to light tne pIcture, this sh~uld,have been designs of the dirigible in his the dirigible blew up, things got unmanageable workload in his office as compared to the size of his staff. ~phenoI?e. :nal film however all. possession. Who is it? That is the exciting. The film instantly This is . unfortunate because Dean Morwicks office does more for the It really ISiS a phenomenal bore. questionthat George C. Scott and changed to black and white and in student than probably any other on campus. If you thoght the whole The story focuses on a theory the audience have to figure out the footage that was shot during meeting went out the window, a cover story in the Brockton Enterprise concerning the cause of the time. the filming was spliced with last Saturday stated that Dukakis' has asked the legislature for four tragedy. . The German· govern- This really could have been an actual footage of the disaster. million dollars for BSC projects. Top of the list is renovation of our ment recleves word from an incredible movie. But it isn't. This was the only time that the favorite heirloom Boydon Hall. Rumor has it that President Rondileaus american self-proclaimed The director Robert Wise who film showed anyUfe. The· . 8auna will be torn down to make room for classrooms, as well as his c~airvoyantabout the upcoming has given us such films as' West cinematography , score, and three hole golf course in Horace Mann Auditorium dis!'lster. They send a German Side Story, had one big problem in especially its editing and special Sorry Adrian, The economy affects us all! offIcer (George C, S~ott)and. a making thi s film. Th oat was to effects were well done.

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F~bruary5, 1976 The Comment 7 CRISPUS ATTUCKS " The First To Die "

A Timely Novel By Edmund F. Curley

EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a . series spotlighting our country's conception, as it . bi t· f 1 1 this country, and CflSPUS Attucks some of the most worthwhile tells the extrodinary story of a The read er IS a e 0 ee a most . . . brave black man who from works of art, literature, music, rises first hand, the.pIaging doubts and IS one that complet~lybelongs to ~heshackles of slavery to play an theatre and film which reflect overwhelming certainties that the~lackpeople." . In- tegral part in our forefathers themes that are particularly were instrumental in the creation . ~;l~PU~Attucks- !he Flrst To relevant during tthis Bicen quest for freedom. It traces this of our nation. Ole IS mdeed a tImely novel, tennial Year. man's days as a slave in the This book also quite StIollg1y· since Crispus Att~cks.a bla~k South, his desparate escape from focuses on the desire for liberty ~an.was the very fIrst man to die The time-1770. The place- there, and his ultimate death in that burned in the hearts of the m what later proved to be a war Boston, hot bed of c010nial the. Boston Massacre, in scenes Black people in Boston two that guaranteed freedom and rebellion. The people-Sam whl~hare. vividly brought to life. hundr~dyears ago. It reflects equality for all people. Two. Adams, John Hancock, and an Their depIction is all the more their strong commitment to at- hu.ndred. years ag? th~blood he assortment of other patriotic engrossing beca use· the event taining that goal, and their SPIlt stamed a .sprmgtIme snow. men who are vital to the birth of . ~rebased on historical facts .. willingness to work with white It was not whIte or black blood, the United States. Among these ThIs book depicts a different men in attempting to achieve it. but colored crimson like all ~he men is Crispus Attucks, a black. presentation of the events leading Crispus Attucks toiled at the sides rest that was subsequently splIt. fugitie slave whose destiny it is to to and about the actual Boston of John -Hancock and l am His death two hundred years ago sacrifice his life for American Massacre, however. It delves Adams, yet his story has 8Jeen could ~er;eto remin~ us now of Independence. beyond thE"b land historical data little known untill now. This book the prmclples for which he gave The novel, CRISPUS AT a~dpresents a story that pulsate~ has at last given him his proper his life. He did not think his TUCKS-liTHE FIRST TO· DIE" wIth the overwhelming emotions place in the annals of history. struggle for freedom was a vain recreates those turbulent times of felt by the people of that period. Ethnic groups have their heros in one.

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Lady --_.-...",....." DE WindeDleres' th ~INGSTODO Fan PARA MANANA. 1. Write an epic poem no shorter than The BSC Ensemble Theatre is .proud to announce that TMCOMES 24.7pages long using the following there will ba a second studio production alongwith 5 words only: cactus, Gold, lime, "Pyramis and Thisbe". which is being directed by Mark Car . Sunrise, Agamemnon. tier. The second studIo production will be two scenes from "Lady 2:Read Milton's Paradise Lost. Explain Windemeres Fan" by Oscar Wilde. The director for this TOBSC productuon is Paula Altieri. a junior theater major. Paula was why you liked him better when he aassistent director for "Sorry. Wrong Number" last year and played was on TV. Mrs .. -Wire in the studio production "Lady of Larkspur Ltion"also last 3. Translate a map of Mexico into English, year. Stag~Manager/assistent director fOllliis studio is Lorraine Bell leaving all consonants. ~whois best remembered for her portrayal of Olivia in "Twelfth Nght There . will be an IntrOdurtory out the . I) "last year and as the assistent director of"J.B." Lecture... on the _,transce 4. Disregard all of the above, make a Thecast of the play is the following: ·ndental MDITA1'ION Program pitcher of Cuervo Margaritas, and Lady Widemere ...... Marcella McGhee (TM) in room 207 of the Student Mrs. Erlynne ...... Laffey invite all your friends' over. Jane Union on Tuesday Feb 10) AT Maid ...... Michele Pecoraro . : 7: 30 PM. The lecture is Lord Darlington ...... Charles Mainini presented by the Students In The play is about a young woman, Lady Windemere, who suspectss ternational Meditational Society that her husband is seeing another woman. In reality the otherwoman is and is free--all are invited. her mother whom she believed to have died years before but who really Already more than 20,000 left Lady Windemere and her father when she was just a baby. The students and professinals in the husband is seeing the woman in an feffort to keep her from telling his Boston practice the 'wife the truth. Mrs. Erlynne, the mother, blackmails the husband and Greater area when Lady Windemere discovers that her husband is giving money to TM technique and another 800 begin each month. another woman. she decides to leave him. Mrs. Erlynne. who is visiting TM is a simple, natural the house discovers this and tries to stop 1 t. The play takes. place in London's high society in 1890 and will be presented along with Pyramus method technique practiced twice and Thisbe on Feb.19 in the afternoon and evening. daily for about 20 minutes, sitting with . eyes closed. Meditating students claim and scientific ------~------I research indicates that it

provides deep rest and relaxation .,..-=~::==:::=====:::::::::==::::::::==~~~~---y viewpoints cont. from page I for ths mind and body thereby. dissolving anxiety and unfolding views, while the official responce Government must be held greater creativity and mental of the Senate was a reminder by responsible for their failure to potent ~al.Benefits include .Student Union Progra11l the Chairperson Dotty Tisevich, clearly deifne and en(orce the . - improved scholastic ability. tha t Mr. Landry's remarks were rules they ha ve laid down for all greater comprehension, better "out of order" and an apology the clubs. The Afro-American I per.sonal relationships. TM is Society is no exception. By Committe~. was necessary. I Ull .que in. tha.t .the process in In effect, one concerned treating this organization as an i vrJlved requires no religious or Se'n.ator was requ ired to exception. the SGA has . philisophical beliefs and no body apologize to the Senate, while the discriminated in reverse. at the I or mind control of any kind. Mini- Ca lend&r Afro-American Society was expense of the student's who pay i The lecturer. a teacher of TM, allowed to mis-spend money on for the SGA the clubs who do and i personally trained by Maharishi Feb. 7 - Children's Movie: PUFF on sale across from the adhere to the rules. Fur wine, or conceivably anthing else I Mahesh Yogi, will answer 'N' STUFF at .2:00 in the Bookstore. Cost is $150 per that does not come under the thermore, if the Afro-American questions and discuss scientific auditorium person. :. Limit - 2 tickets per heading of food. It is perfectly Society expects this preferential research on th~TM Program. validated ID. clear that the Afro-Amercan treatment, they can only be s Feb. 8 - Fine and Applied Arts is Bingo at 6:30 in the Card Room, Society intimidated the SGA. on term'edhypocrits, who condemn sponsoring a free bus for the (in back of the Game Rom). this case. Fl\.T ONE CANNOT descrimina tion except when it is matinee performance of the FAULT THE Afro-American to their advantage. BOSTON BALLET. Bus leaves Feb. 12- Band in the Rathskellar. Soceity for the dereliction of duty It is hoped tha t in the future the from the front of the Student Sign-ups for the Game Room on the part of the SGA, they can the SGA will Joy of Union at 1:00 p.m. Order your Tournaments for the spring only be faulted with the violation use reason and sound judgement tickets through the Student Union semester at· the Student Union of the rules and principles to determine their actions. Information Booth. Information Booth. : '. events are regarding SGA's spending Movement in pool, bumper. pool, ping pong, procedure. The Student Feb. 9 - Tickets for GODSPELL shuff1eboar~,and, pinball. Cost is are on sale at the ticket window in 25, per ·event or 51$l.00. Tour the auditorium foyer at 3:30 Cost nament is to begin 4th quarter. Film Festival is $3.00 per student and $4.00 for general public. .F .EFORMANCE IS Wednesday, Feb. 18,.8:30 p.m. The ACU-I Game Room Tour- TRANSCENDENTAL . _'. nament is presently underway to F:b. l~- Ed~~abonal ~erVlcesdetermine the campus champions MEDITATION (:AMBRIDGE, MASS-A unique ~gInSIts mInI-course on the in pool, ping pong, chess, and ;. film festival has been set by the ~NTSOF LIVING at 7:30 p.m. table hockey. The tournament Joy of Movement Center, 536 ;;'lth a talk on !ll0ney will be held at Boston University Mass. Ave.; Central Square, man~gementby Mr. H?pkms, the on Feb. 20 and 21. Cambridge, opening Friday, PreSIdent of Bndgewater If you had practiced TM for 20 Savings. He will cover loans, Feb. 6 at 7:30 pm with Norman savings programs, and .l:!;ven though mini-courses have minutes this morning you would McLaren's award-winning film, already started, there are still establishing credit, and other "The Romance of Ballet ~or related areas. some. openings which people he Dlore Adagio. '" The series, which can SIgn up. Al SIgn-ups are at the continues every Fri. at 7:30 pm. Movie: ANIMAL CRACKER~Info Booth. · relaxed with the Marx Bl'others at 2:00 through May I spans the . cultural, historical, artistic, and and 7:00 in the auditorium. Cost- There are three new mini-courses · alert 75¢ geographical aspects of dance th~t are going to be offered'

Ceramics~~lantCare. ~... .ind the · energetic through the use of "cine-dance," l:4·eb. II - Tickets for the MARDI where the camera, essentially. GRAS PARTY , to be held on Feb. cents of hVIng. Details for these becomes the choreographer, and 20 at 8: 00 in, the Ballroom will be are available at the Information ranges from a solo performance B~~ .. ~ Find out what the TM prograln of "Apollo" (with Edward Villella) to American Musicals can do for you .. as a student, as of the '30'; "Fall River Legend" Free Pregnancy Tests a person. (a shortened ballet piece based on the Lizzie Borden ax ABORTION • GYNECOLOGICALCARE MALE& FEMALESTERILIZATION INTRODUCTORY murders) j and "Lamentation," FREE a 1943 film showing a rare solo individual counseling with every service performance by Martha . LECTURE Graham. The February Tuesday Feb. 10 - 7: 30 p.m. program continues with "Ceremonies of the World," ;,t.PRF.rr~ERM. Feb. 13; "Modern Dance: the Student Union -Room 207 11842BEACON ST., BROOKLINE. MAsS" 02146 Founders," Feb. 20; and r "Cinedance," Feb. .'%1. Tickets . (617) 738-6210

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So far, Bridgewater has done Bereszyniewicz collecting 13, 12, year ...ago) that they reaUy what they were expected to do. and 10points respectively. Denise, shouldn't be satisfied with an After games against U Conn. and 'with 6, and;Karen Baptista with 7 average game, led in the assists category. DO YOU·KNOW? Boston College, the Bears are 2-0. The take on URI down in Bridgewater won the rebQunding - Bears BSC was favored both times. It Rhode Island tonight (Thursday). battle 41-23. The Bears con~ was only a question of what. the Last year URI beat BSC twice. nected on 46% of their shots margin would be and of how well And although it is their third by Tom Knuds o,!!, the Bears would or would not play, while BC was able to cash in on Wpen was basketball first played largely' uninterested in existing only 19%.' , game of the season, this will be in the process. the first real test for the '76 Bears. and what were the cir games and activities. Naismith Bridgewater was alternately It's not that Bridgewater has TIP-INS:'· Cheryl St. Onge cumstances? planned carefully and wrote the' effective and not-sa-effective in played poorly in their first two continues for her second year as ' Most everyone is familiar with rules of a new, game, which was their opener at U. Conn. At times gaD;!es. It's just that BSC has ,so "the voice of the Bears". handling the story of the peach baskets presented to the class' ,and it seemed they were holding back, mucfhgoing fOf.)t this year (like the play-by-play for the away hung up on the balcony, of the heralded as an immediate or maybe just a little confused the men's basketball team of a games on WBIM and handling the gymnastics hall in Springfield, success. Actually, Naismith has about what it was Coach Dr. microphone for home games . . . Mass., in basketball's first , planned for boxes being used as Regina Gross wan ted them to do. , Coach Dr. Regina Gross is now in game. Well, historians have no goals, but when the gym But the Bears occasionally had her fifth year of coaching record of the exact date, but the custodian could not find any, he periods in which their offense was ,1 basketball at BSC. Her best first game was played has to settle for the baskets. clicking, their defense was varsity team, record-wise, was sometime in "Decemoer, 1891.. The game became popular not sticky. and their press was the '72-'73 squad, which com-. The' game's inventor, James only in class, but soon spread by working. The final margin of piled an 8-2 log. Best JV record Naismith, was a teacher at the wordofmouthtootherY~M. C,A. victory was 19, but considering wise,was the '73-'74 team at 8-0. International Y. M. C. A. The first rules were printed in ,what BSC has and what U. Conn. . .. Who s'ays Steve Austin is the _ Training School now known as the Training School Journal, THE doesn't have, perhaps that is just only one with '3 -bionic eye? Springfield College. Naismith JOURNAL on January.l5, 1892, a little bit closer than it should've Senior MarianCookley spotted a was assigned the task of teaching and the first "rule book 'listing been. BC player's lost contact lense the physical education class of a Naismith's original rules, was The most recent game, the from her seat in the stands... group of men training to be Y. M. printed later that year; and the Bears home opener, was against a Kathleen Parker ran into trouble C. A. secretaries. and who were new game was born. not-tao-impressive Boston Coliege when her teeth ran into a BC team. Bridgewater completely player's head. A loosened domina ted in the first half. as ~~m~~b~~~~~~---~'~I~'R~-A~~~·~"K~'~~f~I~'~E~A~M~~----· evidenced by the 52-23 halftime game for most of the second half. ~ score. rrhe game was a good Word has it, however, that opportunity for BSC to work on "Jaws" Parker has recovered. their 1-3-1 zone press (at the ex pense of BC). The press worked Meeting Mon. Feh. 9 at 3: 00 P.M. fine this time, but Bridgewater is not going to find it so easy against Student Special GYM LOBBY the Southern Conn,'s, URIs, and Springfield's coming up. Ski 1L • , New ~embersWelcome After scoring 52 points in the ?-LJlIlCe., first half of the game, the Bears scored 25 in the last half. The Bring Gear And Be Ready To WorkOut game ended up with the Bears on RoundTop top 77-34, with Mary Swiatek, Jackie Dunphy Plyniouth Union, Vt Gina- Silva, and D-enise: 5misouth of DO YOU KNOW THAT THE - Killington ~ondo]a,on Rte. 100 COME ONE COME ALL! COED RECREATION ASSOCIATION' JOIN IN THE FUN! ~~y~~ HAS VVeekend VVeekday

Join the Student Ski ~n. COED SWIM MEET and save another buck CROSS COUNTRY SKI on weekends Swim meet will be Feb. 26 4600' and 3100' chairs EQUIPMENT YOU CAN RENT? 1300 ft of vertical - starting at 7: 00 Plenty of challenging runs ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING • "Big league skiing with CONTACT JUDY BARD " friehdly people" IN THE KELLY 'G YM IF INrERESTED} THURSDAY FEB. 12, 4:00 GOOD ANYTIME dent 1.0 IN GYM CORRIDOR ~".t}9.,VJ~~f.Q.~JJ,,;~~.ll.~~. Februa 5 1976 The Comment 11 Bears Outlast MAA and WRA North Adams 44-43 NEWS WEEK OF FEB. 5-12 BY Joe SUv! This the town.· MEN'S BASKETBAlL Bridgewater,Mass.The place we which made the score still tied at are now seeing is the Bridgewater 32.Then Tom Sullivan of Nrth . WED. FEB. 11 State College. They call it Kelly Adams,a key man, fouled out with Gym.Last STURDA Y NIGHT ,A about 11 minutes left.Steve Jantz 7: 30 Hoop Inc. vs. Phi Pi Rockets GOOD SIZED CRO ND WAT hit a set shot to put the Bears in CHED WHAT COULD BE front at 34-33. Two key baskets by ~Hoffa'sRemains' vs. The O's CLASSIFIED AS A SMOOTH Pardo Parsons changed a 37-36 8: 30 Amberilla vs.· Hursts Heros KILLING. This is what I am here deficit into a 40-37 lead with two to investigate. The story you are minutes left. Then with the score 9: 30 Sons of Italy vs. The Bullets about to read is true,the names at 40-39 Bears,O'Connor calmly have not been changed because cashed in two free throws and Buckeyes vs. The Clinic there are no innocent people. It with 18 seconds left Steve Crocetti THU. FEB. 12 was a 'team' killing. My name is did the same thing to make it 44- Friday. 41. The· final again was 44-43 7: 30 Roadrunners vs. Cupcakes The Bears upset the North Bears.Asweet win ... Case solved. Adams Mohawks last Sat. nite by Last night the Bears faced a Bohemians vs. Hursts Heros the one-point margin of 44- rather tough,hustling group from 8: 30 'Sures' vs. Happy H()okers 43.Coach Tom Knudson instituted Eastern Nazarene College a semi-stall(the tease)which (Quincy).BSC lost to the Cusaders Perverted Pistons vs. Rockets worked effectively through most· 75-60.Bridgewater took an early 6- of the game. The Bears started 4 lead only to go into one of their 9: 30 Alpha Wild Pigs vs. Kappa Crows quickly climbing to a 8-0 lead cold spells that have plagued the Crusaders vs. Bullets thanks to three early jumpers by team all season. The visitors Pardo Parsons.It wasn't until scored 12 unanswered points.The over three minutes gone that the lead for East. Naz. slowly was INNERTUBE WATER POLO Mohawks hit their first field goal built up to as much as 18 points at after missing their initial six 35-17 until the half settled at 38-25 MON. FEB. 9 shots.After an exchange of two Crusaders. pointers BSC led 10-4 where the The Bears came out hot in the 7: 15 Tidal Waves vs. Camphell's Kids score stood for several minutes as first eight minutes of the second the Bears were deliberately half.(They hit 6 of their first Women's Basketball will be starting soon look for holding for the good shot, which 7) .BSC closed the gap to a mere posted schedules! unfortunately they weren't hitting three points at 48-45.But then the once they got it.North Adams had Bears were outscored 19-4 and UPCOMING EVENTS another string of misses (8) . North that was the ballgame. Adams then· started· warming Up . AROUND THE'RIM':'BSC's 'Ski trip to Maine Feb. 6,7,8 to close the gap to 16-14 with six record now stands at 6-9... The minutes left. A basket by Walt Bears suffered a tough loss at Ski trip to Stowe Last weekend in February Driscoll put the Bears back in Famingham 55-52 in OT(,. front by 4 at 18-14 with 5:00 left in Jan.29)Bridgewater had a 4 point, D~y:S~i Trip. Will be on a Sunday· . the clock.That would be their last lead in the overtime with 51:' . points of the half as the visitors seconds remaining ... BSC plays announced soon stung with eight unanswereq Boston State tonight(F eb. 5)at Boston Celtics game Will be in March date points before the end of the half. Kelly gym.Boston has lost its last In the second half a bucket by two MSCAC games to Salem and . , to he announced soon Pardo and one by Mark O'Connor Framingham ... Jimmy,how qutckly tied the score at 22-22 in about a predicted win over Bston Coed Swim Meet Thursday February 26 the opening minute.For the next like you did before the N.A. Organizational Meeting seven minutes there was literally game ... Steve Jantz had 11 assists an exchange of five baskets and Walt Driscoll had 14 rebounds February 12 at 4: 00 in the against Eastern Nazarene ... g mnasium corridor JV BASKETBALL

ARISE! BY Kevin Gallagher In the last week the JV team boosted its record to 5-6 students, faculty with victories over the Alumni 95-86,and Tabor Academy 64- 74.The team was defeated in a ski down to the touhgh battle 86-75 to Bristol Community. The team has 8 games remaining. They play Worcester Tech tonight (Feb.5) at ~ ..~ 6 PM. Come and enjoy the game. As of the first game the scoring I" Iblft leaders are Tom Leoffler 15.2, Tom Stall 13.4 .Mike Boyle lO.5,Barry Mansell 10.0 and Jim 20-30%off skis, boots, poles, bindings Porrell 6.4 •The unselfish play of the team has been responsible for the well-balanced scoring. This 4i~J11~~clothes with BSC 1.0. Sat. nite at 6 PM the team will be trying to defeat Mass. College Pharmacy who they lost to in a good game 82-72 at Brookline Tuesday Feb., 4 earlier in the season. The team will be definitely up and the feeling from here is that they will Tuesday Feb., 11 pull the upset. FREE TRIES-The defensive play of Steve Jantz and Carl Boen for rt. 1 8 Eost Bridgewater the varsity were superb against Eastern Nazarene ... lnstead of going to the Rat at 7:30 students 378-3060 should be over the gym sup porting the school in tonight's doubleheader' .. The JV's Master Charge, Bank play Wore. Tech and the varsity Boston State ... Remember Americard, layaways Framingham beat Boston State 74-64 Monday night . A good turnout could bring a double win .

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by Karen Tewksbury Basketball at Nichols 7: 30PM Holy Cross 30PM The BSC Womens Swim team woil first places in swimming opportunity to test 'themselves Hockey at 7: would like to were Sandy Kapp-100yd In against others from all over the area. The BSC women swimmers thank all those who gave their dividual medley, 100 yd but terfly; Kris Lattimer 200 yd free continue to face' tought competition CATCH SOME Z'S enthusiastic support last against schools with much larger Sauturday. The grueling meet and Sharlene Raduzo -500yd free. Otherfine performances by rosters, and still-with this in mind vs. Southern Conn. put the So they work hard and practice * * * * * Conn Owls ON TOP WITH A June Hussey ,Kathy Ostapower , and Kris Lattimer drew the few with much spirit to achieve faster FUN has heen moved up to SCORE OF '84-46, YET IN NO RUN seconds and thirdS . Jacque Long times. The presense of a larger WAY DID OUR GIRLS PER- crowd to come and appreciate FORM POORLY. Coach Bill competing against more toughi So-Conn competion in diving won their fine efforts at meets such as 3:00 every Sunday afternoon Now you Walker expressed the idea that So Conn exists as a great booster BSC both the 1 meter and 3 meter the team has a lot of fine of spirits. As they face these swimmers yet not the quantity events. have no excuse to dream on!!! Aside from preparing gor the tough and larger teams the and depth of swimmers possesed crowds enthusiam can not help by these other squads irom coming duel meet vs. a strong UMass team the girls are prac but make the BSC team feel a bit See you in front of Kelly gynl larger schools. "The girls times stronger and more hopeful. So, are getting lower and better. We ticing hard in prepartion for the New Englands. The latter is a all you faithful swimmingfans, did well for ourselvesin SOID this Sunday at 3 regionalmeet in which all the ThankYou for all your support parison to other meetsby cut swimmersin the NewEnglands onSaturday and keepit up! "WE ting a few seconds off various LOVE IT" girls time.s" comments Coach area compete on a more in Walker. The team members who dividual basis The strong BSC * * ** * . swimmers will have a great

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