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The Cowl 1919 ▼ Established in 1935 1993 The Cowl 1919 ▼ Established in 1935 1993 VoLLVIII No. 5 Providence College - Providence, Rhode Island October 21,1993 Fr. Quigley... Be AModel He's Leaving, But Will He Be Back? ...Or Just Live by Noelle Cusack ’94 began. Fr. Quigley, who had summer to serve in New York Editor-in-Chief_______ served PC asa chaplainfor a few City. Fr. Quigley has every He's left years during the seventies, was intention of going on sabbatical In One before. He came opportunities to market their next semester, and has every back. He's leaving again. Will Fr. Cunningham's choice. Fr. by Kristen Gariepy ’95 property. he come back this time? He Quigley explained to Fr. intention, if things work out, of News Editor The model lease presented at coming back to PC next fall. certainly hopes to. Cunnigham that while he did the Student Congress meeting not want to make a career out of Fr. Quigley's first love is So you thought that the Good Fr. Quigley, the Executive was only a rough draft this administrative position, he teaching. He said that he knows Neighbor Plan was designed, Vice President of Providence developed after several sessions would help out for a few years. he has "attempted to serve PC developed, and done, right? College, announced his with landlords. The draft was A year and a half ago, Fr. and has given a certain amount Wrong. The house inspections, resignation from his position offered to the 60 members of Quigley asked Fr. Cunningham of years to that kind of service neighborhood cleanups, and here at PC. It's not because he Congress. "This draft is not doesn't like it here. It's not if he could go back to full time (in administration). At the same other Good Neighbor efforts are time, however, (he) will be very only a beginning. Eventually, where it should be," said Caron. because hewantstogo to another "It needs more work." Heasked school. It's because he wants to happy to leave it and go back to PC students, their landlords, full time teaching." He and Elmhurst residents will be Student Congress to review the teach full time again and be What’s lease and offer suggestions for involved with pastoral work. He commented that, "teaching running next door to borrow matches my limited abilities cupsof sugar. This week, efforts improvement. wants to be back with the the real Congress members agreed more than administration." to develop better relations students who have made his that there is a need for more reason While serving as Vice between everyone involved in time at PC so rewarding. marking, an annual change of He's also taking a sabbatical President, Quigley helped to off-campus living continue. behind the introduce the issue of minority On October 18th, Edward J. ocks, and an obligation by the next semester. Why? Because and lord to respond quickly to hiring and minority Caron, Vice President for the 2nd year Civ students need resignation emergencies. They opposed a another textbook, and Fr. participation in college business. Institutional Relations, met with For example, he favored the Student Congress to discuss the clause that would allow students Quigley is just the man to write of Fr. to reside at their off-campus it. Volume Two of The History contract with Gilbain newest component of the Good Quigley? Corporation, which is the Neighbor Plan. Phase Two, the residence only during the of the Christian Tradition months school is in session. (Volume One was co-authored company in charge of building model lease, will be a voluntary the new apartment conmlexes agreement between students Other parts of the lease include by Fr. McGonigle) is the project an access clause which will allow which Fr. Quigley will be teaching and pastoral work. (He on campus. "PC chose Gilbain and landlords. It will include very especially because of its stipulations and features that prospective tenants and their working on while on sabbatical had been teaching part time at families to view the property at the Dominican University in PC in upper level theology dedication to minority go beyond what is usually participation. PC insists that that included in a typical lease and during designated times in Rome. classes whilealso serving as VP.) September and October. Also, if So what is the real reason Fr. Cunningham turned him issue (of minority hiring) always benefit both parties. Benefiting be part of our way of doing the student, the lease will repairs are not made on the behind the resignation of Fr. down saying that his services property before the time of business. include features such as annual Quigley? Fr. Quigley said that were still needed. Oneyearago, occupancy, the rent will be Dominicans are called upon to Fr. Quigley went through the As far as a replacement for Fr. lock changes and installation of security alarms. Also, landlords prorated. serve in a variety of capacities at process of applying for Quigley is concerned, there is After presenting the rough vow to deal with emergencies different times. Eightyearsago, sabbatical. He had hoped to use no one in sight. Jokingly, draft of the lease, Caron when Fr. Cunningham became the Fall semester of 1993 as a Quigley commented, within 12 hours. Benefiting the suggested thatStudentCongress landlord, the lease will place president, he asked Fr. chance to complete work on the "Replacement? Never. meet amongst themselves to him/her on a list of Preferred O'Shaunessey to serve as second volume of his book. Someone to do the job? review the document. "It is not Executive Vice President Two Unfortunately, Quigley's Certainly." The search fora new Landlords and offer special continued on page 3 years later, Fr. O'Shaunessey sabbatical was postponed due Executive Vice President is became ill and the search for a to the fact that Fr. Myers, the scheduled to begin soon. There new Executive Vice President Treasurer, was called this continued on page 2 Living In Perfect Harmony INSIDE PC Goes Coed.. Again __________________________ there was a lot of uncertainty "Coed dorms are hopefully ROVING BILLY PACKER by Kristen Gariepy ’95 and excitement about creating a going to be part of PC's future," coed dorm at PC. However, says Jon Pirrello '95, an RA in LIGHTS UP News Editor everyone is pleased with their McDermott. "It's a great MIDNIGHT experiences in McDermott. experience for everyone." MADNESS "When it's time to change With hopes that the positive Upon returning to PC in you'vegottorearrange—" Could results will continue, the September, students will find see SPORTS the Bradymania at Providence two floors of each sex in page 24 College be dying down (so McDermott. This year, there are shortly after Barry Williams' females only on the top floor. visit?) Maybe so with the Coed dorms Dore will consist of two floors of CYNDI CASTELLO students, but not amongst the females and one floor males. The What's the Administration and the Office are DEFENDS security system will remain the latest of Residence Life. same in both halls. There will be MICHAEL JACKS OP* This well-known and widely- hopefully rumor a card-access system and locked see ARTS AND hummed Brady jingle remains going to be doors at each end of the you've heard? popular with some decision individual floors. page 8 ENTERTAINMENT makers at PC. Two years ago, it part of PC’s Like the Class of '97, next page 12 was time to change. As a result, year's freshman class will be McDermott Hall became the first future made aware of the a vailabilty of coed dormitory at Providence - Jon Pirrello ’95 coed habitation. Rooms are College. Now it's time to allotted for the incoming class BEAVISAND rearrange. Therefore, in and filled according to date of September 1994, Dore Hall will BUTT-HEAD enrollment confirmation. ARE INNOCENT! also house both men and Administrationdedded to make "We're taking one step at a women. Dore a coed dorm also. There time," says Fr. Tortorici, O.P., see EDITORIALS Obviously, all has gone well are plenty of rooms available Director of Residence Life. page 6 with the cohabitation and, along with the new "Things have to be taken slowly, experiment taking place in apartments, it will help build but we're moving in the right McDermott. This time lastyear, up the image of East Campus. direction." The Cowl 2 News October 21,1993 Fr. Quigley ATTENTION! Guess Resigns THERE HAVE BEEN What? continued from page 1 SEVERAL ROBBERIES AND by Renet Ladocsi '96 News Writer is no truth in the rumor that the OFF-CAMPUS ASSAULTS position is intended solely for a IN THE PAST FEW WEEKS. Editor's Note: Guess What? is a new column Dominican, because the position developed to inform PC students of interesting has been in existence for such a PLEASE NOTIFY happenings taking place at other colleges. short time. FATHER McPHAIL Everything printed in this column has been The pride Fr. Quigley has in compiled from newspaper obtained from other the students at PC is truly IF YOU ARE HAVING ANY instituions. None of the information is false. amazing. He has managed to keep a position on the PROBLEMS Georgetown seems to be having the administration as well as preserve his friendships with 10/18 between 9 am and 1:30 pm a car same type of overpopualtion of cats many students on the campus - was broken into on Woodlaw Street as we do with squirrels. Maybe not an easy job for an Brother Kevin would be willing to administrator. He found that 10/9 a student was assaulted near Old the most rewarding part of his loan them Friar Boy for the job was the opportunity he had Eagles by non-PC individuals weekend to help them solve their to "meet and deal with many problem.
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