EMMANUEL CURRENT

Volume III, No.2 November, 1985

Nudes Shown In Gallery Campus Ministry Te,,"m,

By Sue Bendickson and " neutral" from Zabarsky's considerations, such as poor Approach Fills Interim Marie Bonelli selection of almost exdusively execution or because something nude photographs. Zabarsky is is artistically poor, and by space The lillian Immig Gallery is -By Marie A. Bonelli An interview team, com­ a very well respected limitations. No one oversees the defined by Associate Profess.or Five months have passed prised of ,Maureen Powers, photographer," according to decisions of the Art Depart­ of Art David Thomas as a since the former Director of Dean of Students, Fr. Jerry Thom~s . He photographs ment; they are given "academic " teaching gallery ." The Campus Ministry, Sr. Connie Hogan, Sr. Mary Barrett, SND, different types of nudes, "some freedom," according to Monaco. Gallery's main purpose is to James, SND, departed from and Elizabeth McCarthy, SGA more figuratively than others," Past exhibits in the Gallery "present art in a formal setting Emmanuel after completing' Vice-Presiden't, are responsible female and male. have included such groups as to the general college four years at the institution. for choosing the appropriate Zabarsky's work fits in with Gallery NAGA and the Boston community." This month the Yet, as it stands, sources can't candidate. "The search hasn't the Gallery's aim to "provide ' Printmakers (a national gallery presents a photogra­ predict when the position will been fruitful yet," continued Fr. variety in both subject matter printing organization which phy exhibit by Kalman be filled . and technique." Any possible uses Emmanuel as its home). Zabarsky, featuring female controversy over the subject Upcoming spring exhibits will , "We started publicizIng for a nudes. To some, this subject matter "isn't so much that include a faculty show and a full-time campus minister may be controversial. Thomas, during July and' August. We they're nude; it's the fact that painting show by Terry Priest. however, says, "I wasn't aware didn't get much of a response, these are photos of real people," "The whole idea of nudity has thot the show would be because it's a late time for says Thomas. been around since creation," primarily nudes, but I certainly ministers; they seek ' their Censoring of incoming says Monaco. "The beauty of don't object to that." appointments during January exhibits isn't done because of the human body is constantly To tone down any contro­ being explored by artists, and I and February:" said Fr. Jerry subject matter, according to Hogan, part-time Campus versy concerning the Theresa Monaco, Associate think [Zabarskyl has done it Minister at Emmanuel and at Hogan. "Of the few we did invitation, the Art Department beautifully." The Zabarsky Professor of Art. Selection is UMa-ss/Boston. ' interview, they either took members opted for the most determined by ' aesthetic exhibit is op~n until Nov. 22. other jobs or we felt thay didn't meet· our qualifications, nor NEW Hosts, Forum would they make significant , ~. contributions." On Women's Issues Until that position is filled, Campus Ministry has designed By Kathleen Pfeiffer tioned the future of this image, a ,program for the interim. The Network of Emmanuel Liz Walker spoke of her position They're using a " team Women hosted a forum on as one of the first black women approach," which Fr. Hogan " Images of Women" -on to appear in the Boston media. explains "is the concept of the Thursday, October 10. The Diane Willis related stories of church. As people of God, we panel consisted of Dr. Mary G. the diverse discrimination are in this together. The Mason of the English which she faced as a woman in Vatican Council calls us all to department, Dr. Claire Lang of the workplace. bring our· gifts and work the SOCiology department, liz Following the comments by together." This concept Walker, co-anchor of the WBZ individual members of the eliminates the use of any titles evening news, and Diane Willis, panel, the floor was opened up ,..such as Director, Assistant co-anchor of the WNEV for general discussion so that Dire.,ctor and so forth. evening news. the audience questions and The team includes Fr. Hogan Each_ speaker addressed the comments was a concern for and two interns: Pat Davison, issues faced by American the future of the family and the , who is in the Educational and women today in literature, child in this American society Pastoral Ministry Program at society, the , media and the which encourages women to be Emmanuel and Scott Lewis, workplace. Dr. Mason explored all things to all people. Many from the Weston School of the rebirth of the "angel/vamp" audience participants seemed to Theology in Cambridge, MA, image, a dichotomy which has feel that the images of women who joined the team on been reborn' and idealized on now being presented in the N'ovember 4. Also on the team such shows as "Dynasty." Dr. workplace do not allow are work-study students Lang discussed the implications sufficient time for the role of Donna Lawlor and Sue of the "superwoman" image motherhood and this ,could Danforth. A common goal that which is emerging as a norm in greatly alter the future of the the team strives for is to "make American society and ques~ . American society. campus ,ministry a place where An Interview With Coach Yosinoff students can feel cared for," said Fr. Hogan, which is a major part of both Donna and Sue's job. Saints Anticipate Another Successful Season "They're peer ministry," The Emmanuel Saints England Division 3 poll. of the team appear? Manor and Western Connect­ explained Pat Davison, completed a prosperous and In view bf last year's A: The team's front line has icut State University. "wrestling with peer problems fulfilling 1984-1985 basketball achievements, Andy Yosinoff, been extremely impressive in that some students can't always season. The team travelled to who is in his ninth consecutive the pre-season workouts and Q: What are your feelings go to a priest with." , Ireland where they played in year as head coach for . the back court has been concerning the new additions to The question now is, will this five exhibition games against Emmanuel basketball, com­ improving rapidly. the team? Do you think they "team approach" replace a full­ stalwart competitors. The ments on his expectations and Q: What are your views will be an asset to the team? If time minister? Fr. Hogan says Saints were victorious In four goals for the upcoming season: about the opposing teams that so, will they be played often? "it's good for now, although we out of the five games they you will face during the season? A: "I feel that the five do hope, in the future, that a ' played. The team then returned Q : How do you feel about A: We will be playing one of Freshman recruited this year new person will be welcomed as home and won their first state the upcoming season? the toughest division 3 will be a fine asset to our a full-time member." In keepi!1g championship. After their A: It may be difficult to schedules in the country. It will program. As the season with the "team approach" victory the Saints went on to match last year's outstanding be highlighted by having the progresses they will see plenty concept, Fr. Hogan says the full­ participate in the finals of the season; winning the state N.CA.A. Division 3 champs, of action." time minister will not be given E.CA.C New England Region championship and coming in University of Scranton, and the The Saints are now preparing any title such as Director. and were defeated by one point second in the E.CA.C New N.CA.A. runner up, New for this year's basketball season. In the meantime, Fr. Hogan during the final moments of England Region, but the Saints Rochelle .. St. Thomas, in our With the expertise of head and Davison want to remind overtime. The Saints finished are returning 10 of their top opening , tournament on, coach Andy Yosinoff, assistant the Emmanuel community that their season with their best players and the experience November 23 and 24. Other coaches,Jody Foster and David "when anyone walks through record ever, 19 victories and " gained last season should be a strong opponents will be Lammers, and trainer Mar,y the door, they'll be greeted with seven defeats. The Saints were great advantage. Southern Maine, Merrimack, Beth Lamb, the season is sure to a smile, coffee and a sense of ranked fifth in ' the final New Q : How does the demeanor Rhode Ish nd Coll ege, Pine be successful. hope that they're all right." 'f Page 2 EMMANUEL CURRENT November, 1985 t'· • Student CO,alitionAgainst Interventjon In ,Central America By Celenia Toledo Member, Student Coalition murder of the missionary nuns Country Occupied" one of the also like to organize a panel Central American with the in El Salvador. first films to be done about the discussion, a peaceful march, . Emmanuel community. The . Many Emmanuel students 2 : Thursday, November problems in Guatemala. and a few speeches. The plan is second goal is to try to get the have very little knowledge 21st, (same time and place as It is hoped that the lecture to invite local political groups Emmanuel community involved ~out the revolutionary wars in aoove) "Dawn of the People" and film series will lead up to that deal with the Central with this project. The planning Central America, yet these which deals with the literacy December second, the fifth American issues so that they and organization of December issues have ' dominated the campaign in Nicargua. anniversary of the death of the can distribute their literature 2nd have not as yet been American media for the past .3. Monday, November 25th, women missionaries in El on our campus. At midnight completed, and we as a five years. The Coalition of (same time and place) "Witness Salvador, and the student there will be an ecumenical vigil representative welcome your Students Against American to War" a film that takes you coalition would like to dedicate in commemoration of the brutal ideas, support and participation. Intervention in Central behind rebel lines in EI Salvador this day to them by perhaps death of the women mission­ If you wish to become involved America is comprised of with Dr. Charles Clements. holding seminars on such issues aries . . please attend a student individuals from a variety of 4. Thursday, November as torture _and the Sanctuary The first and foremost goal is government meeting or contact dubs whose purpose.is to make 26th, (same time and place) "My movement. Thf' coalition would to share information about me in Rm. 320. information available about political topics involving Central America to the , Food Committee' Time For .Change: Emmanuel community as well as to our surrounding Addresses Cafeteria Problems An' Internship Experience' communities. By Sue Bendickson By Mary Bernard move enables the student to \ A series of lectures' and films The Food Committee of ,I deli bar (such as the availability The day was gray and rainy gain not only academic credit has been' scheduled and will be Emmanuel College has been of hard boiled eggs), there is a as I awoke and contemplated and valuable experience, but presented throughout the ' formed again 'this year to spice rack at the salad bar, and one of two outfits I had also a perspective as to what her month of November. Students address the needs of students the menu cycle has been prepared for the first day of my career choices will be. from colleges ahd universities concerning food service and revised, according to Busi. internship. I had ' looked In my particular internship, I in the Boston area are welcome quality in the cafeteria. Chris forward to this important day have seen the beginning, middle and encouraged to attend. The Busi is Chairperson of the all summer and bought my fall and end stages of many speakers are ' experts on their Committee. wardrobe accordingly. Gone different promotions. In public topics. They have all travelled to According to Busi, the main were the days when I bought relations, the media is used as Central America and thus have problems being discusse'd at only fun clothes. This year I not an important and influential been able to obtain first hand meetings include . sanitation; only had to act grown l!P but I tool for obtaining publicity information about what has vegetarian entrees; weekend Busi stresses that all students had to lookit. That fun, baggy, without actually paying for it. been happening in these . service, which Busi says is are encouraged to attend Food playful wardrobe I had bought . The most impressive promo­ countries. The schedule for the "really bad;" long lines (since Committee meetings: "The for three years had to go, for I tion in my office was that of the lectures is as follows: "students don't have time to Committee can only be as was entering a different stage in play Cllme/ot. 1. Monday,. November 4th, wait 20 ' minutes in a line); powerful as the students make my life. Beginning with a mailing list , ". 9:30-10:30 p.m. in St. Joseph silverw~re cleanliness; and it." On that first day, I chose the of the top art and theater critics Foyer or in the Smoker: Marcie possibly longer hours for lunch . Members include Pat warmest outfit from my new in Boston and the suburbs, a I Mersky on Guatemala. and dinner. Alex'ander, Maggie Bruntnell, J practical wardrobe. I had two cal e n da~ , fo ll owed by a press 2. Monday, November 18th, Lack of security at the door Cathy Coulter; Linda Dingfel­ classes to attend before I would release, was sent out. Then, .(same time and place as above) has also been addressed, says der, Elizabeth Messer and venture to the T shop and make with careful selection by Dee Roxanna Pastor on Hondorus. Busi, "Now you have to show Claudia Morelli. Meetings are my way to Dee Dee Chereton, Dee; the owner, a press kit and 3. Monday: November 19th, your 10 at the door; before you held on Tuesdays at 5:00 p.m. in the public relations firm invitation-s to a press f.. 7:00-9:00 p.m. in the library just had to yell out your 10 the Faculty Dining Room, lecture hall: Sister Jeanne Gallo number." . , . downtown where I would be conference and to the although this may soon be interning. . performance itself were sent to on Nicaragua. An issue that concerns changed to a "more convenient Those two classes seemed to the most influential media 4. Monday, November 25th, time," say~ Busi. commuters .has been discussed drag. I couldn't wait to be on my people. Dee Dee arranged, 9:30-10:30 , p.m. in St. Joseph as well, according to Busi. FOYf>r or ,in the Smoker: way. While thinking of this day through at least 250 different Commuters may soon have an ~lcohol/Dr-ug in months past I had anticipated phone conversations, the press Constance Hammond on EI opport unity to buy coupon Salvador. being nervous, awkward... in conference featuring Clime/at's books for cafeteria meals, "sold fact, scared to death. None of star, Richard Harris. During the The schedule for films will be: Information 'in bulk amounts at a savings." those emotions · seemed to conference, Mayor Ray Flynn, 1. Monday, December 2nd, As, Busi says, "These are emerge, however. I felt through Dee Dee's persuasion, 8:00-9:00 p.m. in ' the library things we've been working on." Center Formed lecture .hall "Roses in surprisingly confident. temporarily ren?med Tremont As for accomplishments, there By Mary Bonelli Before leaving the Adminis- St., "Camelot'sWay." Flynn December" a film about the has been an improvement in the During Emmanuel's Alcohol tration Building, I changed from p rocl aim ed t hat C II mel 01 Awareness Week, . Housing my high heels into my sneakers reaffirmed that Boston is a Director Eileen Foley and junior for the rocky, journey ahead. major cultural center in New Lisa Gillis debuted their newly This symbolized a change, a England. What Is Justice and Peace? co-established program entitled change not only inappearance, ' The rev i e w s 0 f the "Alcohol and Drug Information but a change from within. perfoimance in The 80slon Globe Center." After getting off the T at and Hernld Were not particularly By Mary Woomer communication with several Gillis, who is also a work­ 'Park Street, I noticed myself good. However, the contents of It has come to my attention shelters in the ' Boston area, study student at the Housing blending in with the older the reviews did not matter so that the lack of interest hoping to bring joy to some of Office, began to research the women who walked along with much to me. What did matter regarding the group called the homeless. The group also affects of alcohol and drugs me. They wore their suits, was the fact that they were in ,Justice and Peace is not due to has provided food by havirig a during the summer. "Not only dresses, or ' skirts, ali with the papers and I knew how they misconceptions of what the can drive. do we want to heighten the sneakers. (In Boston the got there. Mayor Flynn's groups purpose is but rather Awareness in the college Em man uel comm unity' s cobblestones will kill any foot in comments were also important ~ what the group itself is. community is another service awareness of these issues, but a heel.) I no longedooked like a to me because I knew Dee Dee provided by tb,e group, which we also hope to get people from happy-go-lucky college girl; I was behind most of it. It was The Justice arid Peace group has had speakers come .in to ALA TEEN or ALANON to was now ·fighting the world. exciting to see all the efforts is not a bunch of hippies from speak on ·important social reach out, through le~tures, to That overwhelming, devast- unfold into publicity for Cllme/ol . the Sixties, flower children or a issues. A larger effort which those who are suffering from ating dream burst as I realized'J Not all majors at Emmanuel "save the whales" club. The Justice and Peace has takent alcoholisl!l or drug abuse." still had a year to grow and require an internship but most group is an essential part of part in is a trip to Appalachia. mature, thus making me recommend them. There are what Emmanpel College is all The group spent spring break Through the school year, the stronger to face the world. eight majors that do require about - doing ' a service, how working on fixing the hC?mes of Center will disseminate Fortunately, that first day, one: Accounting, Biology/ ever small it may be, in order to some poor elderly residents information to the student along with .the weeks that Medical Technology, Busienss recognize and somehow react there. body via bathroom ~ talls. "We followed, went smoothly, and I '- Management, English-Com­ to issues that effect our The Justice and Peace group will be hanging folders, which have learned a 'Iot since then. munication Arts, Education community and the world. The is open to the entire will have informative ' flyers Now, I not only look the part, ' with a ,minor in Computer group is designed for the community. Each individual can enclosed," said Gillis. Caffeine but I feel part of it. This Science, Music Therapy, convenience of the members, decide how much or little and the effects of alcoh01 on the particular internship is a Psychology/Gerontology, and not to be a burden but rather a his/her part will be. The group body, as well as psychological requirement for English majors Psychology/Rehabilitation. positive resource for commun­ is a supportive and fulfilling effects, were topics covered .in in Communication Arts. An In Boston the opportul1ities ity spirit in doing small services. way' to have fun and to hav~ a . their first series. Flyers will be internship is a practical are endless. You have sucess The services may involve share in making a difference. placed in the stalls on a bi­ application of studies learned in at your front door - GO' simply participating in the There is probably plenty of monthly basis. the classroom. This critical GET IT. Oxfam fast that is scheduled for interest in doing something Their first lecture of the year November 21. Oxfam is · an within the community but will be run in conjunction with event in which the college perhaps because of lack of time the Counseling Center. The community pulls together and or commitment, or iniscOllcep­ speakers will consist of "Back To The Future" makes a great difference for the tions about the group's goals, E,mmanuel Alumnae from less fortunate who are starving people , are not ' responding. "Adult Children of Alcoholics" The English Department will present a forum on" in the world. The group has also Justice and Peace will be having on November 20 at 4 p.m. in St. Interships and Independent Study projects on Wednesday made crafts and sold tham at St. an introductory meeting to plan When asked about Joe's foyer. Novpmber 20, at 4:30 in The Faculty-Alumnae Lounge. All Joe's Market at Christmans, for Oxfam soon and pebple are the Center's expectations, Foley English majors - in Literature and communications Arts - dgnating t he proceeds to needed to help with Oxfam as it remarked, "Only time will tell are encouraged to attend: Ethiopia. Closer ' to home, is the first big event for the as to how effective it will be, but Justice and Peace has opened Justice and Peace group. it won't be an ovbious change."

, ,. tl.\- . November,1985 EMMANUEL CURRENT Page 3 WORLD PERSPECTIVES------­ Oxfalll Fast For Life By Carol Moura , is a non-profit organization and identity, and to improve try to overcome the poverty, relieve the world-wide hunger On Thursday, November 21, w h i c h fun d sse I f - h e I p irrigation systems and other colonial legacy, militarization, problem . . One . committee the Jus tic e and Pea c e development projects as well a ~-' techniques to provide more and the local high interest rates cannot solely solve such Committee, through Campus disaster relief programs to efficient cultivation of crops. which stifle the troubled areas. widesprea'd problem. It is Miristry, willspohsor an various poor countries around Most importantly , Oxfam In addition, the organization Oxfam's hope that they will at Oxfam fast in the Emmanuel the globe. The areas in need of America strives to set an must initiate food aid, access to least set the stage for a better Cafeteria. The Oxfam "fast for assistance include Africa, Asia, example of better living credit, foreign assistance, and tomorrow, to give the a world harvest".is 'a major Central and Latin America, and conditions and to put in motion monetary policies in order to distressed peoples of the world fundraising event which helps the Philippines. changes that reach beyond the ' truly relieve the benefit a fighting chance for survival. to support Oxfam America, a One of the six relief project itself. peoples. Story compiled from information rei i e f aid 0 r g ani z at ion . organization ~hich stems from The Oxfam organization as a Oxfam America provides a provided by the Oxfam America Stu den t s are s t ron g I y the original English Oxfam is whole has its hands full. It must realistic approach with which to , committee. encouraged to participate in this based here in Boston. Entitled worthy effort to help combat Oxfam America, this subcom­ world hunger. mittee has proven to be a Interested students will be valuable component of the RDA or 'Health? Which Will It Be? asked t6 abstain from eating in world-wide conglomeration. In the cafeteria for one day. Prior fact, in its most recent fiscal By Sr. Barbara Eaton, Ph.D. criticism? First, because 'RDA reduced in the government's to the fast, members of the year, this , sub-committee has been redefined as fhe levels attempts to balance the budget. Justice and Peace Committee received more than six million What will happen if scientists of essential nutrients needed Even now ketchup and pickles will collect the meal ticket dollars in monetary support decide that the present "to protect practically all are categorized as vegetables in numbers of students who plan from individuals and private Recommended Daily Allow­ h e a It h y per son sag a ins t the School Lunch Program, In to partcip ~ te . This procedure is religious, civic, and educational ances (RDA) of vitamins and nutritional deficiencies," This is addition, the RDA values would necessary to allow PFM to make groups. minerals are higher than they a minimalist , concept which affect research and develop­ arrangements to prepare meals Where does the money go? need be? Will it matter? Will it defines health merely as the ment of new food products and for fewer people. PFM will in With the funds raised Oxfam make us more healthy or not? absence of disease or infirmity. dietary supplements, nutrition­ turn donate a percentage of the America will support, in both What will be the consequences? In the past, the RDA was allabeling, and even po~)Ulation money sa~ed to Oxfam manpower and monetary These questions were at the defined in such ~ way as to surveys for nutritional America. donations, several overseas heart of a controversy maintain health which was adequacy. What is Oxfam? Oxfam, the ventures: strengthening self­ generated by the' announce­ taken to mean "a state of Despite the assertion of Dr. Oxford Committee for Famine reliance and improving the ment of a draft repo~t physical, mental, and social well Henry Kamin, the Committee Relief, was founded in England control and , management of developed by the Committee on being" not just the absence of Chairman, that "Ours is a in 1942. Since that time, Oxfam land and natural resources in Dietary Allowances for the illness or infirmity. Such a scientific report... how it is used has earned a global reputation the plagued countries ar'e National Academy of Sciences. retreat to minimum standards in setting policy is out of our for innovative and practical aid among these efforts. They also This committee had spent five promulgated as United States hands and out of our to the distressed peoples plan to consolidate and to years studying the research Recommended Dietary Allow­ competence," the, internal throughout the world. The strengthen local organiiations, reports of scientists throughout ances, has far-reaching review process of the National presently international agency \ to reinforce indigenous culture , the country. They' concluded consequences. Academy of Sciences negated that rhe RDA for vitamin A U.S. RDA values are used in the report. The nutritionalists could be reduced by 25-30%, schools, hospitals, nursing at NAS could not agree among vitamin C by as' much as 50% homes, and in the military to themselves that "preventing COMMENTARY---- (despite a growing body of plan menus. They are used to nutritional deficiencies" was a evidence linking these two set 'standards for various proper focus in the light of the vitamins to the prevention of governmental programs. For last five years of research. heart disease and cancer), and example, the subsidy for the Perhaps too, they realized that, vitamin B reduced by 15% from National School Lunch in fact, they did have some Reagan Vs. Russia the present standards. Ignoring Program is based on supplying . responsibility for , the social the chroniG anemia found in one-third of the. RDA for imQact of their actionsl Andso. women of child bearing years" various nutrients in that meal. after tfiree weeks or, contro- , By Marie A. Bonelli Congress and the Senate work the new recommendation for Food Stamp allotments versy, the country is still on the In the Boslon Globe's Sunday together to balance the 'federal iron is down by 17%. Only the theoretically permit low­ 1980 U.S RDA standards. editorial section (Oct. 20) John budget, Reagan continues to RDA for calcium intake has income people to purchase a Siory was compiled from P. Dunfey, founder and vice­ support a budget that would been increased because of th~ combination of foods that reach information appearing in the New chairman ?, f Omni-Dunfey incre~se military spending, massive body of date relating 100% of the RDA. Therefore, York Times. Hotels, questions in the article $ubsequently infringing upon the prevalent osteoporosis in lowered RDA values could be Sr. Barbara Eaton SND. Ph .D. is "Time for US to t.ake peace such areas as government loans women to calcium deficiencies. used to justify further cuts in im Associate Professor of Chemistry at initiative" why the USSR and grants to 'students, Urban ' But why the vast amount of these prog.rams, already Emmanuel College : perceives the US "as not development and numerous encouraging any talk of detente social programs. or any signficant arms­ As the Geneva talks ' grow reduction agreements." " near (Nov. 19 - 20), Reagan has HU~RY!,FASTER!,HURRY!,FASTER! ' Dunfey, who recently visited been quoted as saying he Russia, returned with some "pledges to defend human "vivid" impression of Ronald rights everywhere, since Reagan. To the Russians, countries which respect human Reagan is seen as denouncing rights are unlikely to unlease their country as "an evil war to impose their will on empire." Dunfey feels that this others." Isn't Reagan creating a remark and other candid paradox? If building a stronger comments, which Reagan has defense system is his key to ma'de in referenc,e to the USSR, defending human rights, he can only deter the United most certainly is imposing a States' , chance for ," any strategy that can only lead to significant arms-reduction the destruction of human agreements." beings through nuclear war. Not only has Reagan's R e agan needs a better perception of Russia been understanding of what. the inaccurately imposed upon the American people deem as their ' US, but also we have become - human rights which is, first and victims of, as Dunfey suggests, foremost, the right to life. "a name-calling game" which Reflecting upon this , 100/0 OFF with thi~ ad until November 23 . ,- Reagan has inaugurated since America can only conclude, as first entering- office. Dunfey does, that "today we do Mikhail Gorbachev has been have planetary crisis on our cited by many observers as the hands that can be resolved only "first Soviet leader, since the throug h the negotiating Fabulous Fall Shoes _&:Boots for Men & Women by Revolution, who is an educated process, ,and not through , Kenneth Cole, Thorn Brown, Freelance, Converse, man in the classic sense.:' He has Reagan's rhetoric ." As Reebok. Chinese laundry. N.Y. Transit, ImpO .... two university degEees and a Americans, we must challenge. wordly disposition which Reagan to take the first' step enables him to init ..teproposals toward progress (peace) by that may provide solutions to doing away with name-calling 'the impending conflicts and revise his. image of the between these two nations. Soviet Un'iqIl' Ultimately, Reagan, on the other hand, is . Reagan must discover that the preocCli'pied with the , notion "Star Wars" concept is , not a ' that peace can orily be achieved step closer to peace, but rather a , Streetsmart Streetwear through strength and power - perpetual game that is 644 Beacon Street • Kenmore Square .. Boston hence, the continuous growth inevitably leading these two , 3 doors down from BU Bookstore ' Of nuclear w eClpons . As countries closer to extinction.

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EDITORIALS------~------ORGANIZATIONS EBSA News Emma's Best And Worst Emmanuel Business Stu­ dents Association (EBSA) will Acting on the as.5umption that e~h Emmanuel student has an opinion which is not always voicea, the Current asks a cross­ meet Tuesday, November 19, section-of Emmanuel students what they think is "best" and < 1985 at 4:15 pm in St. Joseph's Is This AnyWay To Live? "worst" about the College. At the risk of plagiarizing, we ask; Foyer. Our speaker, Nancy , "Don't tell your roommate, tell us." Spadorcia, 'an Emman uel ' Alum, is from the Massachu­ Best Worst BY ,Mary Goodhue setts Internship Service. "The people." "The food." Nancy will speak to us There are a few small conveniences we are supposed to getJor concerning Internships. Hors living in the dorm. At a price of roughly $470/month (based on "Going home on Friday." "The #@*~&§ parking "The opportunity of being a situation." d'oeuvres will be served. $3300 for a full seven months) some of the things we are offered. All potential EBSA Members - are daily cleaning of common rooms, prepared meals and on-site smaH school in a big city." "~ewspaper people "The professors." badgering me." must attend.' Everyone is laundry facilitie~. I do not feel we are getting our money's worth. welcome! The bathrooms of Saint Joe's bring a new definition to the "Close rela tionships tha tare "Sometimes the girls are word "cleaning." True, a maintenance crew empties trash bins, formed as a result of our just too catty." replenishes paper supplies and washes the fixtures. The ceiling c10seknit community." "Not enough room for and showers, however, ar-e literally growing mold. Obviously, "The grounds are nice." electives too - many Women Of Color "The location of the schooL" this, environment is not sanitary. requirements." international students ,are "The internship program." All The laundry room offers 10 washers and n0e dryers. At this "C~feteria food." welcome to attend meetings "Jerry Bernhard really writing, only three washers are in working .order and "Louis of Maintenance sponsored by 'the Women of getting into Shakespeare 257." (miraculously) only one dryer is broken. As almost every being called to the foyer Color every Tuesday at 7 p. m. " Awareness of and resident knows, this is not an uncommon occurrence. I, myself, at 8:00 ' a.m. on Saturday in St. Joseph's Foyer. Please, involvement in trying have wasted countless hours waiting for a washer, and. then, and Sunday mornings." let's all join hands to help si tua tions." more time waiting for a dryer. You can't even go to bed if ybur "The advising system." ourselves. ' sheets are wet. Even if the washers and dryers were working to "The way people pull "Northeastern men looking capacity, which they rarely are, there are not enough machines together." in my window." to accommodate the over 400 residents. "The Emmanuel teeshirts The Channel The cafeteria is a daily disappointment. After waiting in long that say 'Ask me, I've been lines, we are served fOQd that is often cold, have to wait in line around'." Stott Lewis is the newest again if two items we want don't "go together," and are ~~------member 01 the Campus constantly told that,certain items have run out. Then, if we are Letters Ministry Team. Scott was born lucky enough to find silverware, glasses, and bowls, we have to in Honolulu, Hawaii, where he search for a table. When a chair if found, there is almost no room later went to the U. of Hawaii. t.o move, for the tables are practically on top of each other. If the To the Editor: , o~ly need to go .one flight or He got his Master's at Catholic cafeteria were a restaurant, the customers would never stand I am writing for myself and so, think about using the stairs u. of America and spent 8 years for it. But we, as Emmanuel residents, are customers; we are also on be half of all the , at particularly busy times. in the Navy. He has been. with paying for all these services. handicapped persons on • If you are getting on the the California Province of the Perhaps the main problem is that Emmanuel does not have the campus who often face daily elevator in the basement'at a Society of Jesus for 6Yz years. facilities to accommodate the number.of students it is trying to frustration in trying to use the very busy time, consider Scott will also be ordained next house. If things don't change/ I think more and more students eleva tor to a ttend classes in stopping at each floor on your year. Presen,tly he is studying a,t will move off campus. The Housing Office should consider: the Administration Building. way up. We can avoid fighting Weston School of Theology in expanding .and upgrading the present system to encourage We all know .that the over who pushes the button Cambridge, Ma. He will be on ., resid (mts : ~~ dthe income gained through,them', to remain on elevator is inadequate for even first! . campus Mondays. campus. ordinary ,use- 'it does not have • Finally, if you have any the capacity 'to make regulated suggestions or solutions to sequential stops on all f1oors­ this problem, write the Editor! Attention.Seniors! but in addition, I think we need Mary Mason, Department of CM is thinking of doing a to re ~ ognize that the elevator ' English EM'MANUIL C'URRENT special retreat . ea~ly in the " Editors: "\ Chairperson ' is more crucial for some second semester. We'd love }1ary Goodhue Marje Bonelli members of the community some. input as to when is best News Editor: Eileen O'Donnell than for others. For a for the Seniors to go away for a Features Editor: Debbie Waters haJidicappea person who kIdS 'Thank You night or two, so let us know World Perspectives: Carol Moura it difficult -impossible in a . { before we leave for break. This Arts/ Entertainment: , Kelly Fox wheel~hair- to navigate flights Dearest friends, faculty and will be a great opportunity to Sports: Tara Cronin of steps, th,e inaccessibility of administration .of Emmanuel begin to wrap up our years at Copy Editor: Sue Bendickson the elevator can mean missing College, . Emmanuel, and to begin to Business Managers: , some or all .of a class or an I would like to express my prepare to enter the real world. Joanne Ryan Anne Marie McGrail ' appointment. . deepest gratitude for your All correspondence may" be address~d to the editors, Since no ,solution seems to kindness and many prayers for Emmanuel Current, Box F11, 300 Brookline Ave., Boston, be offered for this problem, I my family and I during the Clown Ministry MA 02115. The Current, run by Emmanuel students, is a suggest one or two practices passing of my mother into monthly publication. that we might try as a God's arms, Did you ever want to be a community: Respectfully, fool? Why not be a fool for • If you are able bodied and Meg Goldrick Christ? CM has started a Clown Ministry Program. Rebecca Maher, an EPM student and 'a staffer in the

-- ~ ------library, is the coordinator What is clown ministry, you ask? It is people who dress up in clown costumes and grease­ paint and who spread the good -&lXJ~J&&lJllll{§'[b news of Jesus Christ through laughter and fun . Clown [email protected]~rn Ministry will be integrated iQto I.iturgies and their outreach lU( ~N" programs to those in hospitals and nursing homes. \Lu uU/l~ ,,-'~~\A\? ( itt, . Program Reach Out \t (~ . ....),t S CM is announcing the advent of "Program Reach Out." It is based on a cornerstone of ONE -FR.lDAy yolunteerism and good will. There are many 'worthy programs in the city which rely mffiH3 heavily Qn volunteers and CM would like to send Emmanuel · ' rn B1 women as part of Reach Out: Two prominent needy programs are available immediately. The first is

, ' Match-Up, which is a program j­ providing individualized \ ass,istance to older: and disabled people in Boston. Match-Up is sponsoring an orientation program on Nov. ~ from 6:30- Continu ed on 'page 7 November, 1985 EMMANUEL CURRENT Page 5

COMMENTARY.------~ 1 " Obituary: The· Honor Code By Suzanne Danforth the '''discensus,'' however, for the establishment to longer afford idealism? And if and are wholly unaffected by Academic integrity, for both sides recognized the ignore; we choose to support the Honor human effort, has taken a front those of you who missed the Honor Code, as it was then, as 2. it could be attended to Code must our choice become a seat to idealism. (For those of switch, used to be called the having serious problems. . and worked on, by carpenters mockery in light of today's you who need idealism defined Honor Code.- The Honor Imagine, if you would, the who see the unlimited values? . - you're fatalists.) Where did Code, for all · intents and Honor Code as an edifice. It's potential; Cheating, in one form or the youthful passion, that could purposes, is dead. 1 cann'ot fail in a bad part of town, on a 3. it could be bulldozed. another, is what the Honor save the world from the older, to mark its passing at worse street. The foundation Got the picture? Code is all ' about. Cheating seasoned cynics, go? Maybe Emmanuel College. Has serious structural The Honor Code was benefits. no one and hurts all because that question was First semester of the damages; the paint is peeling; bulldozed and in its place involved. Cheating is what the never answered either. academic year 1983-84, the its inhabitants take no pride in Academic Integrity is being Honor Code was designed to Honor Code committee was it and furthermore neglect it. built. It's sleek, it's modern, prevent, but in a completely Academ ic Integrity in its present state is formed. The meetings were Once it was a beautiful new but it somehow lacks the autonomous way. The Honor available through the Academic Dean's hot; intense debate on the building, but the snowstorms character the other building Code is gone; Academic Office. 11 will be reviewed once again by future of the Honor Code at and the rain and the sun, over had. . Integrity has been implemented the Curriculum Committee, Emmanuel went,. mostly, in ·time, eroded it to the condition . What is there in today's from without and I wonder circles. Half of the committee described above. The kind of where that leaves us. "If we do whereupon it will be distributed for society that made the second faculty vote. members felt the Honor Code people it even tually attracted option not viable? On not live the ideal in one way or was obsolete, preposterous were unthinking and saw the campuses across the world, another, the credential is not and absurd. The other half . building as one dimensional, a students accord low priority to worth the paper it gets duly felt, equally as strongly, that way to get by. political meetings and noted on." (E.I. Selig, Rhodes the· Honor Code was vital, Three choices could be made altruistic activities. (Expecting, Scholar) i~deed lifeblood, to integrity regarding this building: thankfully, concern regarding Fatalism, the belief that within the classroom. Amid 1. it could be left alone, as is, nuclear weapons.) Can we no events are determined . by fate How To Study - ·The Most Important Thing To Learn What Happened Crossing The , For all those students who hand, if steps are taken to wish they could retain what remember something the day· To The Movies? Street To they learned in class until final after it's been learned, chances Broader Horizons . exams... they can. Not by are it will stick with us . By Courtney Clark have been several instances working harder, but by We know that cramming- is Last year, ,movies were when the Alternative . Film By Sue Bendickson working smarter. re-Iearning. Realizing this, the shown every evening in the SOCiety has taken over. The Many Emmanuel students It's a matter of using the student can prepare a more foyer of St. Joe's Hall. This SOCiety consists of two are not aware of the fact that learning process and the laws productive .cram session. . year ,almost no movies have stu'dents: Cindi Hould ,and we may take classes at Simmons of forgetting to our advantage. Reviews, timing there.views been shown. What happened? Dorothy Mahoney. They College. Those who are aware Just knowing what happens to offs,et the curve ' of show movies which are out of do not take advantage of the and why, can help students do forgetting, consolidation of The main reason movies theordinary; movies students opportunity for whatev'er :--' things to retain the informa­ material - these are some .of have not. been" shown is that may not have already seen. tion received in class for an the other keys in the process there is no one to show them . . Movies that have been shown reasons. Some feel that they won't fit in at Simmons. Others indefinite time, certainly long used to impress the mind with Liz O'IConnell, Head by the Alternate Film Society feel that it isn't worth the enough to pass' their exams. the material learned and Resident, says that she is include "Attack of the Killer trouble. Still others think it For instance, we know that, needed to retain. willing to present movies Tomatoes" and "Eating for the student, the average If .done properly, the mind costs more money to' take a class every Friday, Saturday, and RaouL" Most of the movies at Simmons. span of concentration on a will retain the material. .. in shown by the Society have had Sunday if she could find a I am presently taking an single subject is 50 minutes some cases indefinitely. student to work and be good turnouts. (that's why most classes are Knowledge of this process will elective course at Simmons. It responsible for the VCR. One All this indicates that there has proven to be a worthwhile scheduled for 50 minutes). be a lifelong asset in .other or more persons would decide are movie lovers here at The continuous ' influx of areas. experience. Let me first explain what movies to show and Emmanuel. Liz ' O'Connell that t too, was doubtful about new material speeds up A report published by a would like to see movies would pick ' them up from this endeavor. My first reason forgetting, so we can expect college studies unit details shown "every Wednesday by Videosmith at Coolidge was that I thought a class at that, after several hours of these and other factors we The Alternate Film Society Corner. The Housing Simmons would cost more than concentration on new know about learning and and every Friday, Saturday Department pays, all . rental one taken at Emmanuel. I was material, we'll forget most of forgetting. and Sunday night." Weekends fees, according to O'Connel ~ mistaken. We pay the same as what we learned during the It is a step-by-step plan would be reserved for general One student would ' be we normally would for a first hour. Study habits should designed to help students retain responsible for the use of the movies although, said be scheduled with that in c1asswork and pass their exams. regular class taken here at . VCR. She would also have to O'Connell, "there could be Emmanuel. mind. (A comforting thought that· all theme weekends." make sure the VCR and Second, I worried about We know that most students returning to school If anyone is interested in cassettes· were n6t damaged or fitting in at a different college. forgetting occurs immediately would like to take with them.) starting a group to ' show stolen. Well, I haven't really "fit in" but after learning. On the other Continued on page 7 movies, contact Liz O'Connell Although movies have not then again I haven't really tried in room 112, St. Joseph Hall. been shown every night, there to. No one went out of her way to mak~ me feel welcome, and I didn't exactly introduce myself all around, either. The advantage to not being in a class with friends is that you pay more attention to what is being taught. The disadvantage is that you can't miss class because ARTS CARDS GIFTS ANTIQUES you don't know who to get the notes from. I also wasn't sure if it would be worth the trouble. I found, however, that there was no trouble. Registration is done here at Emmanuel's Registrar. The extra five minute's walk is no big deal. And it's been well worth the trip. Th~ class I'm taking, Graphic Arts Produc­ tion, is ' not offered at Emmanuel and I highly recommend it to Art or Communication Arts majors. The class , is all about the 125 .J E R S E Y STREET technical aspects of graphic BOSTON, MA.02215 arts, such as dealing with printers, printing techniques, 617 0 24.7 03322 and .typesetting. III. So, Emmanuel women, broaden your horizons. Branch out. Cross the street to Simmons College and. take a . class or two. It's worth the walk. Page 6 EMMANUEL CURRENT November, 1985

LECTURES------~------~--~------Committee Studies Liberal Education Project Technology Is Pa~~ Of Liberal Arts By Pam fish By Cindy Robinson technology, fearing that it will used as a source of energy. This retrained. Professor Freidman , Since general education and The second lecture in the be too complicated. Marymount' "real life" exposure not only suggested team-taught curriculum is not perpetual, it series, "Technology and the College in New York is doing takes some of the mystery out interdisciplinary courses with needs to be continually revised Transformation of Urban Life," something to allay those fears of understanding technological experts in the fields of and adapted in such a way as to was held Weqnesday, October by having students build simple processes, but also makes it technology or engineering. He improve itself to suit its 30, in the Faculty Alumnae 'transistor radios just to get a more interesting to study. also suggested seminars for the students. Lounge, Marian Hall. The topic basic' understanding of how Thequestion was brought up , present faculty. The Curriculum Committee of this lecture was "Technology they work. At Wellesley concerning how we can bring The next lecture in this series is presently working on a liberal and the Liberal Arts." Professor College, students are studying courses in technology to will be held on Wednesday, Dec. education project. This project Edward Freidman from the the h~ating and cooling system, Emmanuel and whether or not 4 at 5:30 p.m. The fopic will be consists of a review of the State University at Stoney­ to see if the nearby lake could be , it would mean professors b~ing toxic waste. liberal education at Emmar{uel. brook was the guest speaker. To aid in the process of At St9neybrook, a Tech­ review the committee applied nology and Society Program for a short term consultation. has been developed which Pran Speaks At Simmons Sr. Jimice Green, Vice President incorporates technology with and Academic Dean of Bradford liberal arts. Students are College, was our Association of required to take courses in By Debbie Waters people, the Khmer Rouge of Buddah. He said he never American Colleges (AAC)­ technology as part of their core Dith Pran spoke at Simmons Party. The Khmer Rouge were gave up hope. He thought, "Bad sponsored consultant. Dr. liberal arts requirements. College as part of the Lowell afraid of everyone. They people can't last forever." Green met with the Curriculum Why is this being done? Lecture Series presented by thought everyone was the When Pran first came to the Committee on the afternoon of Because technology comes the Activities Programming enemy and that they would be United States, he was in very October 24 and gave a Board., Pran, on whose overthrown. The Khmer from society and exists from ' poor health with malaria, He presentation, "Revitalization of the benefit of society. A liberal experiences The Killing Fields Rouge were still evil people. spent two months in the Liberal EducatIon," , to the was based, wanted to share his They separated parents from , arts education is geared hospital: He had to regain his college community. towards making us "well experience because it is a children. The children were told proper weight. He said he had a During her presentation, she rounded." Part of being well universal story. He said, "It's a not to believe their parents. hard. time getting used to described the process by which rounded is being informed of story for , people around the Husbands and wives were western food, because it's the Bradford Plan for a practical the technological advances that world, especially the students; separated from each other. If a different from what he was liberal arts education was are all around us; such as they are the future 6f the husband was arrested, the wife used to and because of starving established. during the lecture advances in the uses of energy, world." Pran began his 'lecture could not cry because if she did and poor nutritional habits she presented five bases for transportation systems and by stating, HI am not a hero." she was considered the enemy. , during his experience. He also successful curriculum review weapons systems. The problem There were so many people Men and women could not stat~~, "r faked. all my ,teeth':: and development: 1) relation­ is that these tethnological \ involved in the Vietnam War speak with each other. and my health IS perfect now. ship synthesis between the advances have many social and , that one person cannot be called Pran described some of the , college ' and the curriculum; a hero. Pran told the audience , horrors of the war. He told how personal implications. There-, ' , The Academy Award 2) faculty interest on the fore, graduates in liberal arts, that, Htwo to three million the ' Khmer Rouge soldiers winning film, The Killing Fields, general education; 3) realistic With a basic understanding of innocent people were killed; would kill ,small children by was based on the lives of Pran 'assessment of the project; technology, are needed because nearly half the Cambodian throwing them up in the air and and Sydney S '~ hamberg. It is a 4) development of a timetable engineers neglect to consider population." He went on to say , shooting them as they fell. He story of friendship between which would include time for the human element when thay The Killing ,Fields does not also explained how they used nationality and culture. revision ,and adaptations; and designing systems. end in two hours, but i~ still humanwasfe as fertilizer for Schamberg, a New .york Times 5) involvement of the whole ,We need to be more aware of going on. their crops. He told how it was reporter during the Vietnam college community in the Pran described the terror as a to be tortured; his hands were changes that are being made in War; became very good friends project to generate enthusiasm. third holocaust. He felt it was bound for days. our environment which may be with Pran. Pran said, "We are The project review of liberal either helpful or harmful to us. different from the others Pran had a strong will to live brothers." He said that they see education is also being aided by We also need to be better able to because the Cambodians were throughout this ordeal. He each other often and always the research work of Dr. Logan make decisions on or voice being persecuted by their own based his destiny on his religion know where each one is. and Dr. Cash, members of the educated opinions about factors Emmanuel College faculty. that affect how we live our lives 'Last semester, as the minutes today and how we will live them of the meeting will show, the in the future. Reviewing Proposals of Curriculum Committee Committee began work on the Technology , is permeating review of liberal ' education at Emmanuel. This review would many professional fields, and By Heidi Gustafson and policy of plagiarism, take­ , Evaluation Policy and the Policy people such as lawyers, Curriculum Commillee home and class examinations, involve a three-step process: on Course Withdrawals. These 1) creation of a vision of the bankers, librarian's, and Represenlalive and sanctions against all will enable a student to decide retailers need to have a basic The Curriculum Committee cheating. Faculty will be attributes of educated women whether to continue or in the 'year 2000; 2) creation of understanding. Even for your is now in the process of revising required to explain the policy on withdraw from a course shortly general education model own personal knowledge it three important proposals. The Academic Integrity and to after mid-semester instead of through definition of educa­ might be interesting to know first of these is the Policy proctor all exams beginning this waiting for the last day of class. tional components that realize just what it means when a show Proposal on Academic Integrity, semester. The proposal also The first policy requires that that vision; and 3) development is brought to you live from formerly the Honor Code. The covers 'the Committee · on , faculty must evaluate students of recommendations on general Europe "via satellite." rationale of this policy is to Academic Integrity , which and inform those at risk with education of consideration by Professor FreidmaD realizes, "facilitate and safeguard" the reviews the cases of all ' alleged warning slips. The risk is the Emmanuel CQmmunity however, that. many st~dents desire , for integrity in the infractions. determined to be a C-or lower through the established feel turned off by studying Academic Community. The The second set of proposals in a~y course: The Course procedures of constituency any t h i n g t h a't h i n t s 0 f proposal covers the meaning a r' e th e Mid - S e m est e r Wit~drawal Policy sets the final consultation. date for withdrawal at The Committee is presently November 10 in fall and April working on step one, the 10 in spring semester, one week WELL/HERE I GO,ANO~£~ WOllTllllS6 creation of vision of attributes. af~r the issuing of warning "T1!.lP TO' TH&' A Establishing qualities and skills slips. These go into effect next SI needed by liberally educated MASO-'<:f "") , spring. women in the 21st century has The third proposal is the been_ the major objective for Policy on Grading Standards past weeks. Once this first step developea by an ad hoc has been completed the committee of the Curriculum compilation will be sent out for , ., Committee. After reviewing constituency consultation. the grading standards of other Th e above informalion is based on Ihe schools, -the members adapted a compilillion , of mailers discussed by proposal on a descriptive members of Curriculum Commillee al criteria to be used in awarding meelings. letter grades. The grades are grouped together (i .e., B+, B, B-) for: the discretion of each faculty member, except for C-, which is below standard and not acceptable for major credit. , These policy proposals, are in final revision before they again go

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"i·. MICKEY FINN , ' of Boston 39 Temple Place Boston, Massachusetts

542-8291 Mon-Thurs' 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Fri-Sat 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday 12:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Page 8 EMMANUEL CURRENT November, 1985 MUSIC & ARTS------­ SPORTS BRIEFS. The Rock Censorship Controversy: SPORTS 'BRIEFS By Tara Cronin Dec. 9 vs. Merrimac, 7:00 Make Your Feelings Known Tennis p.m. The Emmanuel College By Catherine Coulter rating on records. Having-the interested in making your Dec. 12 vs. Southern Maine, On September 19, 1985, a lyrics printed on the albums tennis team was one of four 7:00 p.m. feelings known, address a teams which competed in fhe group known as the Parents will make them available to letter to: All of the above games will be Music Resource Cen ter more people, not fewer, and an 5 en a tor ______, M .A.I.W. Class C State played in ' the Emmanuel gym. Championships. Lori Ethier, (PMRC) founded by Mary R rating system will on Iv Washington, DC 20510, or Please attend and show the their No. 1 singles player made Elizabeth Gore and Susan encourage young .peopll;' to go The Musical Majority c/o, Saints your support!!! it to the finals. The team ended Baker, held a Senate outand buy what is forbidden. The American Civil Liberties Pool the season with an excellent 7-2 Committee hearing in In any case, both the PMRC Union, 132 West 43rd Street, The Boston English High record. Congratulations! Washington to have what they and the Musical Majority are New York, New York 10036 School pool is 'now available for termed '~ Rock Porn:' censored. interested in hearing the . Sources: Rolling Stone-Issue no. Cross Country interested swimmers. The pool -They Proposed a rating-system opinions of the American 460, 11/7/ 85 . The cross country team is at will be open Mon.-Fri. 4-7 p.m, the end of their season also. similar to that found in . People on this .lyric rating Boston Globe- Sunday -Sept. 15, Students·must take their school movies. Records would be con troversey If you are 1985 (Arts and Entertainment) With one more meet to go, the 1.0.5 and it is free .of charge. labeled X (sexually explicit) V team has had a good season also Emmanuel shares the pool with (violent), D/A (drug and and has finished off their season students from Harvard- Med. alcohol), or 0 (occult).Due to with their participation in the School, Siinmons, Mass. Art, pressures from the PMRC, 24 Del Fu:eg·osDo It Again New England's. and Wheelock. record companies have agreed Equestrian Club By Kelly Fox loyalty through and through. Basketball to mark albums with explicit The club 'is currently raving a It has been seven months Dan Zanes, lead guitar and The Saints are practicing and lyrics' with a "Parental hard time finding a stable which since the Del Fuegos played vocals, slowly pounds out: the season is in full swing. Guidance: Explicit Lyrics" here for the clambake. Their I'll be there beside you baby, meets their 'financial . reqtiir~- Emmanuel will be hosting the : ments; the-large size of the club stamp. However, in the words new album has brought them Watching it all fade to blue. "Tap-Off" Tournament on of South Carolina Se.nator ­ is also a factor. If anyone has attention once again. "Boston, "Night on the Town" opens Nov. 23 & 24. The #1 and #2- Ernest "Fritz" Hollings, even any suggestions or ideas, please Mass.," on .slash Records, . with what sounds like a party, Division 3 teams in the country that act is not enough to see Linda' Colson or Tris.tan consists of ten rock songs with a whiCh is a mix of all tne band will be participating. The "rescue the tend'er young ears Catlin. western tinge. members yelling and barking in schedule: of this nation from Rock The first single off the album, the background . Although Sat. St. Thomas vs . Porn." "Don't Run Wild," sounds too nothing can be made out of Emmanuel, 2:00 p.m. Weight Room In addition to the rating much like the hits off "The what they "ay it truly does #1 Scranton U. vs. #2 The schedule for the weight system, the PMRC expressed a Longest Day." One might think sound like the start of a wild Rochelle, 4:00 p.m. room: desire to have an R stamp that they had only changed the night on the town. Sun. Consolation Finals, 2:00 Mon.-Thurs., 1-10 p.m. along with the PG one and lyrics. However, the Del Fuegos All the band members bring p.m. SUhday, 6-10 p.m. wants to establish a panel of show their growth ,in the their share of talent into the Championship, 4:00 p.m. 'Yoga consumers to draw up rockabilly tune "Sound of Our album. The Del Fuegos are: Dan The schedule for the Saints at If anyone is interested in a guidelines concerning explicit Town." . This has an even Zanes on guitar and lead vocals; home up to Christmas break: morning yoga class, in St. Joe's, lyrics. Also, record companies rougher edge than the others his brother Warren on guitar; Nov. 26 vs. Plymouth St., please . contact the Athletic were to "reassess" performers on the' new album. The winning T om Lloyd on bass and vocals 7:00 p.m. Dept. who "poison" youths with guitar throughout the song and Woody Giessmann on Dec. 1 vs. Framingham St., If you have any questions or ­ "hidden messages and gives it a city·sound of craziness drums, "Boston, Mass." was 2:00 p.m. comments please contact back ward masking."Finally, and speed. produced by Mitchell From who . Dec. 5 vs. W.P.I., 7:00 p.m. Reggie Odom in the Athletic they w~nted to have lyrics "Fade to Blue" is an extremely played keyboards on the Dec. 7 vs. Salve Regina, 2:00 Department in Marian Hall or printed on the backs of record romantic ballad. It sings of pres~ng. p.m. call (73)5-9985. albums so that parents would know exactly . what kinds of music their children were NOVEMBER CALENDAR------listening to. 17 - Problems in Central ' Campbell, 9 p.m., St. Joe's. lighting of St. Joe's Christmas Dec. 4 - St. Joe's Market. in the To the musicians present at America, lecture', Sr. Jean 20 - Children of Alcoholics, tree, 6 p.m. foyer. the meeting, the demands Gallow, St. Joseph's Foyer, 7- 4pm, St. Joe's; Back to the made by the PMRC trespassed 9pm. Future: A forum of Internships upon their rights as stated in 18-19 - Food Drive,Junior class , and Independent Study, 4:30, the First Amendment. They resident halls. Falculty/ Alumnae Lounge, Mam~ Mia's Fenway referred to other censorships 19 - "Killing Us Softly," film, St. English department. going back 30 years when Elvis Joe's, 7 p.m.; Comedian Bill 21 - Oxfam Fast Day; Re-live Sandwich Shop "The Pelvis" Presley was not "Live Aid," highlights, St. Joe's shown below the waist on the gameroom, 8 p.m.; Great 190 Br:ookline Ave. Ed Sullivan Show and when A(CESIBLE ----~­ American Smokeout; Biology Now serving: varieties of subs, pastas, the song "Puff the Magic Club Meeting, 12:30 p.m. salads, syrian pockets, and our super steak sandwich Dragon" by Peter, Pa-ul and EDIBLES 22 - Concert: Emmanuel Mary was taken off the radio Mamma Mia's Is College Singers and Fairfield Open: because it was thought to refer UniverSity Men's Glee Club, Mon-Thurs 9-9 p.m. . to marijuana smoking. This Far From Limited 7:30 in Auditorium. Reception Fri 9-11 p.m . to follow in The Corner. Sat 11-6 p.m. latest act, they said, was only By Kelly Fox one of several examples of 25 - Thanksgiving Party, unsuccessful . attempts of a Now in its fourth month of Commuter Council, 12-2 p.m. Across from Sears Building near Fenway & Kenmore Square small minority to force thei,r busines~, Mama Mia's Fenway Logan Lounge. views of morality upon the Sandwich Shop has had time to 27 - Thanksgiving Break. entire American nation. iron out any of the opening day Dorms close at 5:30 p m. The hearing went on and problems that it might have Tuesdays: Bible study, 6-7 p.m. each side remained steadfastly had, because on a recent visit in Campus Ministry Office by their beliefs. Those against Mama Mia's was perfect. Wednesdays: Alternative Film PMRC, the Musical Majority, Although it is a small SOCiety cited that some rock and roll restaurant, nothing holds Ongoing: Phonathon through was vulgar, but the examples Mama Mia's back from making ' November 21, contact Joanne produced by the PMRC were a big sandwich. The large steak Ryan, robm 628. from obscure, little known sub ($3.05) is about the length Upcoming: Dec. 3 - Annual group;;; one of their examples of the average forearm. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 had never even been released It is only a short distance in the Uni~ed States. The from Emmanuel, at 190 To get involved PMRC expressed the opinion Brookline Ave., and the menu is that record companies and far from limited. There are hot with the performers were only after or cold subs to choose from. money: the more vulgar and With three different club shocking a record album is, the sandwiches, four kinds of pasta, EMMANUEL more sales are generated by it. and six unique salads, everyone When the hearing was over,' can find what she wants at CURRENT the Senate Committee on Mama Mia's. Contact any of 00 Commerce, Science, and Best of all are the extras that $1 Off any Transportation hadn't are thrown in: bread and salad the staff listed on recommended any legislation with an order of pasta and page 4 through large combination pizza but_ it had familiarized itself . Syrian bread with any salad with "the raunchiest rock order. Money is never a Box Fll. , plus free large drink albums in all the land." problem because all items are Her e a·t Em man u e I, under $4.25. 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