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Extreme Championship A last second field goal' Wrestling left another gave Marist a thrilling 20- packed Mid-Hudson Civic 17 victory over Wagner Center in awe, pg. 11 Saturday, pg. 16 THE the student newspaper of Mvarist College VOLUME #53 ISSUE #5 HTTP://WWW.ACADEMIC.MARIST.EDU/CIRCLE OCTOBER 28, 1999 Students question ease of e-mail use by CHRIS GROGAN But MUSICB, the campus occurred in the summer of 1998." email system, is only one com­ There were recent upgrades News Editor ponent of the mainframe. The completed to complement the Marist is continually touting - current mainframe in use is called new library. When it opens there the technology offered by its the IBM Enterprise Server. This will be 25 small computer termi­ campus-wide computer net­ system has been in use on cam­ nals for student use. These ter­ work, -yet some students ques­ pus since January 1979. minals, all located on the first tion what makes this system so Harry Williams, director of floor, are different than tradi­ good: technology and systems, said tional computers in that they do Joe Cannefelli, a junior, said he mat while the actual mainframe not have individual hard drives feels the on-screen layout could was installed more than 20 years for each. They will all be con­ be better. ago, it is being continuously nected to the mainframe via a "The email system works fine, updated. network. • but why does it look like DOS, "We are constantly working Williams said the computers like it was made in the eighties," on upgrading the software," he will look like small boxes. Ci/rtephoto/JerenCircle^photo/Jeremyr Smith he said. ~ .... said. "The last major upgrade ...please see ISMAIL,pg. 4 LatThe Marist mainframe loane may be facing'as neaiis upgrade soone :.*£;«e£iu3£-sfii&

by JAIME TOMEO come available. Asst. News Editor • Director of Financial Aid Joe Weglarz said that the whole pro­ Students who rely on loans to cess was made clear. get them through Marist have "We stated veryclearly.in.the been running into difficulties documentation we sent toTthe with the financial aid office. students and their families that It is not the loan money itself the credit balances they weren't that is causing problems, but entitled to it until the end of Sep­ rather the left over money that tember," he said. --"s enables the student to finan: , ."-vJhe problem arises when cially survive throughout the- ~these students can not gain ac­ semester. cess to their leftover loan money The student loan (Stafford or that is sometimes used'for buy­ ' i Circle photo/Jeremy Smith Perkins) process goes as fol­ ing books. - • 7~1-" 1 - F.W. de Klerk shared his views on human rights and global awareness at McCann. lows. The financial aid office Rosemary Caparel, an adult- receives the check for the tu-' education student, said at the ition. The student then comes very least the college should Former South African in to sign it and they reimburse offer some money. you the difference a week later. "There has to be some way of Students who wish to borrow . working out a voucher system money must fill out the FAFSA president speaks at Marist or cutting a book check. They [federal government applica­ could put a lean on the loan tion] and await approval. A fi­ ture. "It ended in failure. We fectively use peaceful protests. check for $300 for books," she byPATRICK WHITTLE made a 180 degree turn." In a reference to the conflict nancial aid administrator would said. then sign off on that application Editor-in- Chief De Klerk refuted claims that he was witnessed as an interna­ Other students such as and submit it electronically or apartheid is akin to Nazism, tional leader, he warned that Amanda Mazzola, a junior, said via mail to the lender of the stu­ Former South African presi­ pointing to progress that was pursuing peace and social justice they had to wait to purchase dents' choice. It then takes ap­ dent F.W. de Klerk spoke in front made in South Africa during the books. proximately one to two weeks of Marist students, faculty and years the policy was enforced. ...please see De KLERK,pg. 4 to get the refund check to be- "I had to share books with stu­ members of die Hudson Valley He added that apartheid could dents from my class because I community at the McCann Cen­ be a solution to tensions in ar­ didn't receive the money I ter Monday night. eas like Israel arid Palestine, but WEEKLY POLL needed to buy them until later," De Klerk is most noted for his that does not justify "petty she said. actions involving the facially apartheid" and discrimination. INSIDE At nearby Dutchess Commu­ segregating policy of apartheid. "I together with others abol­ nity College the financial aid During his tenure as President ished apartheid," he said. "We TODAY: Do you think that department waited one semes­ he lifted the ban on many politi­ said 'We are going to rectify our ter to make sure that students cal organizations and an­ mistakes of the past.'" hi: 61 MUSIGB needs to who received the loan were go­ nounced that Nelson Mandela Retired from party politics, de be updated? ing to classes. Each semester would be released from prison. Klerk said he considers himself lo:36 after, the money left over from However, critics of de Klerk of­ to be an independent agent who Community. 2 the loan is dispensed a week ten say that he was responsible wants to make a contribution to Features...... 5 YES NO before school begins. for perpetuating apartheid while civil society. He said that coun­ Opinion 8 81 19 According to Caparel, there he was in office. tries need to be more proactive, have been suggestions made A&E ...11 RELATED STORY THIS PAGE "It's original purpose was to citing the United States as an example of a "well-informed This il an unscientific survey taken from 100 ...please see LOANS,pg.4 bring justice," de Klerk said in a Sports 16 Maria students. press conference before his lec­ community" that is able to ef­ 1 .' ' \ ( *

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OCTOBER 28, 1999 Community PAGE 2 wmm^m- v •* •* „ „ * Finland', Gonverts 'to. Smart Cards,.>* -.•,'":.;;: •(. -,;.,- Two sororities celebrate CLUB Security "'ty^CKSURQVp;ciKl' f [BULLETINS] Briefs V WithYalf thehype of the im­ ...compiled by pending terror^that Y2K/may bring; it is refreshing when tech­ Scott Neville anniversaries at Marist nology actually works as de­ signed. • - \ - - What are you going to be That is the case in Finland where, citizen's and consumers AST one of KLP still WMCR-FM (Marist College A nonstudent dashed out of are now using personal security Radio) is on the air. Tune to 88.1 a McCann Center locker room for Halloween? tokens; known as smart cards. blggfest on strong after ten anytime between 9 a.m. and on Oct. 11 at 10:30 p.m. with a These.smart cards" are becom­ la.m. to hear the latest in mod­ student's baseball cap. The ing-increasingly* popular and this campus ern rock, punk, hardcore, ska, owner of the hat chased the widely used tools for a new line years here hip-hop, RPM, sports, and thief put of McCann, across of services and applications for news. Any club interested in Route 9, and into the gas sta­ both the private"and public sec­ by CHRISTY BARR by LEE PARK having a public service an­ tion parking lot. A patrol of se­ tor. StaffWriter StaffWriter curity officers arrived on the nouncement broadcast on the Physically, it resembles bank scene and broke up the two in­ air should leave a message for and'eredit cards - intact, it has The Alpha Sigma Tau (AST) Kappa Lambda Psi (KLP) cel­ dividuals who had begun ex­ Program Director Doug Guarino intentionally been designed to sorority will celebrate both its ebrated its tenth anniversary changing blows. Town of atx3132. be of the same size: But what five-year anniversary as a chap­ Oct. 10, making it the oldest so­ Poughkeepsie Police officers makes the card so different is a ter at Marist and their 100-year rority established at Marist. responded and took the non- small, microprocessor and anniversary as a national soror­ A picnic was the main student into custody, charging Watch for the first episode memory, chip embedded in the ity during the month of Novem­ celebratory even that was him with petty larceny. Upon "Everything but the Kitchen card, "which enables the storage ber. moved inside due to inclement checking his background,'the Sink," featuring Montana from of much'nioic data lhah the mag­ weather. nonstudent was wanted on a Founded on the ideals of ide­ MTV's "The Real World" on netic stripes of payment or Senior Anne Marie Bermudez, warrant issued by the Hyde Park als of scholarship and pride, MCTV, Channel 12. "I'd like to go as a "It's going to be Hard, but "I'm going as a giant credit cards. AST began Nov. 4, 1899 in Kappa Lambda Psi's Alumni Police Department. The Hyde Circle photo/Jeremy Smith Representative, said that there The concept of a multi-task Ypsilanti.Mich. The Delta Ep- Park Police were called and tampon." I'm going as my favorite glass cutter (nipple)." Kappa Lambda Psi sisters show off their sisterhood. were many alumni to help cel­ smart caid is more than tcn- silon chapter at Marist College picked him up shortly after. ~ ' ~~ and will continue it at the 2000 ebrate the event. How are our lives affected by mate organ." years-old, but only recently has was installed on Nov. 12,1994. convention to be held in Ala­ "A lot of alumni were up on the fact that we live in a society it become a reality with the help The Delta Epsilon chapter was "This chapter has bama. As for Delta Epsilon's Saturday," she said. "It was that is dominated by a market While on a routine check of technology. founded when two women, around the new library Sunday, Amy Martin Katie Oconnei five-year celebration, plans to great to talk to so many girls who economy? What are the Jaimie Bierwirth According to Sara Persyn, a Monica Hobbs and Susan shown a lot of group Oct. 16 at 12:40 p.m., a security hold a dinner for past and were here before us. strengths and weaknesses of junior junior sophomore Tauck Tours director, currently Russello, decided to form a new officer found a gouged stone and individual present sisters are in progress. Because it was alumni week­ this form of social organization stationed in Finland, the smart sorority on campus. At the time wall facade measuring roughly growth." Tara Pray, a current member, end, there were close to seventy and the consumer life-style that card is becoming more widely Marist had only two sororities, 3"xl2'vi Construction workers said she is excited about the sisters at Marist during the cel­ tends to accompany it? If you used and accepted for tiansac- Sigma Sigma Sigma and Kappa Heidi Bliss were questioned and confessed anniversary. ebration. are interested in questions such, tions with each passing day. .. . Lambda-- Esi„-.-Hobbs, .anjd . AST District President as tKese,'then^you shpuldicon-. to hitting the'wall with an un-° v w a »="I am looking forwardtomeet-< .;..CAJ Jen-Ferrisi-KLP's-president, i ..«~K «** 'A great number of public au­ Russello began to recruit women wieldy backhoe. The construc­ ing and getting to know the girls said the event was a definite sider adding Philosophy of the thorities and governmental on campus to form a new one. Market Society (PHIL394L1J J) tion company allegedly prom­ my ID card, and not until then." was pushed down into another who started the Delta Epsilon success. housekeeper were notified and agencies, banks, telecommuni­ Thirty women formed the dation for the chapter to grow to your spring schedule. The ised to. repair the facade with­ The Resident Director was noti­ individual who reached into the chapter here at Marist during "With all of the alum coming resolved the situation cation operators, retailers, mer­ founding class of AST. on," she said. out any added charges fied, went down to the entry student's pocket, grabbed his ' the celebration dinner," she back, the girls did a lot of net­ course will be taught by profes­ chants, transpiration companies Shannan Fales,* one of the desk, identified the adamant wallet, and ran off. The student Current AST President, Crissy said. "Being one of the newer working, and a lot of business sor Warren Neill and it will sat­ Aggravated harassment calls and entertainment related com­ founding sisters of AST, said A gaseous odor overpowered student, and let him return to his called the police, and then his Esposito, said these anniversa­ sisters, I have never gotten the cards were exchanged," she isfy the CORE/LS requirement continue to be funny to some­ panies are aheady issuing smart that the first year was definitely the 'Sheahan Funk' outside room. mother, and then declined po­ ries are very important to every opportunity to meet the said. for a course in Philosophy or one out there, causing the se­ cards and many more are join­ the hardest because no one Sheahan Hall Monday, Oct. 18 lice involvement. Forty-five dol­ sister. founders." Nationally, KLP was founded Religious Studies. curity force and the ing by the day." she said. knew what to expect.. at 9:30 p.m. Maintenance work­ lars in cash, a Manst ID, a CT "It's amazing enough that its AST District President Heidi April 28,1980 atGlassboro State Poughkeepsie Police Depart­ An unauthorized guest in the One big draw to the card is the "There were no rules, no tra­ ers .were contacted, and Driver's license, and a been five years and to think of Bliss said that the Delta Epsilon College (now Rowen College) in ment to continue their investi­ Townhouse's "A" Block Sun­ number of services it can pro­ ditions and everything was thought it was simply a routine Mastercard were reportedly all the girls who have gone chapter has worked extremely Glassboro, NJ. Marist formed its The Society of Professional gations. Qne recent case in­ day, Oct. 24 was advised to leave vide Reliable identification, digi­ new," she said. "While we were gas pressure equalization valve, taken with the wallet; uirough our chapter, but it's also hard in the last five years to im­ chapter in October 1989, mak­ Journalists are currently looking volved a female student in campus by security officers, but tal signatures, electronic pay­ trying to build all of this, we had and left the scene. The odor our 100-year national anniver­ prove itself, and she is very ing it the fourth founded chap­ for new members. Contact Eric Champagnat, who .was con­ was found two more times. He ments and ticketing can all be to go through initiation our­ continued and Central Hudson Thirty-six people,decided sary and to think of all the proud of how the chapter has ter, or die delta chapter out of a Deabill at K6X9 for information. tacted by a supposed 'security finally disappeared after he was done with a smart card. The selves." Gas & Electric workers were against stepping outside when women who've been in AST grown. total of five. officer' at 10:50 a.m. on Thurs­ threatened with police action. hope is that these smart cards According to Jennifer Gomez, contacted. Workers arrived and a fire alarm was pulled on through the years is even more "The chapter has shown a lot KLP is a local sorority and was day Oct. 21. The false security will help to simplify our society another founding sister, there repaired the problem by 1:40 Champagnat's sixth floor Mon- amazing," she said. of group and individual the first on the campus. Ferris The Circle is always looking officer asked for the student's Three laptop computers, val­ of networked information. was a lot of work to be done in for new staff writers and pho­ a.m., returning the 'Sheahan ued between $2,000 and $3,500, day:Oct. 25 at 2:17 a.m. All of The National Sorority began growth," she said. "In addition, said that she hopes they will go social security number, which The cards were developed and die first year. tographers. Leave a message Funk' to the predominate stench have been stolen in the last two the student's names were taken the 100-year anniversary cel­ you have all worked hard to national within a couple of years. she told him. He then said he manufactured by Setec Oy. A "We basically had to pledge at x2429.orifZAL if you are up on the South End. weeks from locked and unlocked down for disciplinary action af­ ebration at the 1998 convention, continually improve the chap- "Eventually we'd like to go would call back and hung up. subdivision, Setec of Finland. ourselves and lay a strong foun- to the challenge. rooms. One victim from ter Fairview firemen responded. which was held in Michigan, ten" national, but that takes a long Joe Leary, director of safety and http://www.setec.fi/ is one of the , A water leak was reported on Champagnat and two from Mid- Each room was checked to guar­ time." security, advises residents to companies behind the research­ the ninth floor of Champgnat to rise have filed reports with Town antee no other occupants re Currently there are 23 sisters not give put any personal in­ ing and development of the security officers Oct. 21 at 12:45 of Poughkeepsie Police officers, mained inside, causing the other and one pledge in KLP. Accord­ If you have a club event or formation over the phone - even smart card. meeting that you would like a.m. When security guards in­ if they pose as security offic­ who are continuing the investi­ residents to remain outside un­ ing to Ferris, there is a big effort They also speciali7e in secu­ publicized in Club Bulletins, vestigated, they found a ers. gation of the grand larcenies. til 3:26 a.m. Luckily for the com­ to recruit more students this rity technologies and ottering contact The Circle office at flooded elevator control room One unsuccessful attempted pliant Champagnat residents, year. security products and sei vices. x2429 or drop the information in and private laundry room. The theft was recorded Jn 'The weather was mild and dry,' "We want to try to get num­ A Leo Hall resident became Setec-has arranged the cards to the envelope on the Circle door, water had risen dangerously Champagnat, foiled by a cable according to a security guard's bers up and get more girls in­ disruptive widr an entry officer handle* various types of pay­ LT211A&B. close to the electrical box in el­ when he was not allowed to lock. incident report. Upon reentering volved in Greek life," she said. evator room. A plumber and the building, one unauthorized ment systems, personal identi­ Currently, KLP is working on enter the building without his fication .documents and be a An off-campus, 'strong arm' guest was found and dealt with. participating with Big Brothers/ identification card Thursday, solution for mobilecommunica- robbery occurred at a party on Big Sisters and they have re­ Oct. 21. The resident promptly tions. From the very beginning Washington St. Saturday, Oct. cently taken over the campus stated, "When football shorts Setec has been a technology come with pockets, I will carry 23 at 12:45 a.m. A male student blood drive, which will take Weekend Weather and. solution provider with place Nov. 11. strong focus on applications Because of die tradition, Ferris and the smart card technology said she is hoping for many more itself., ' . ,. > FRIDAY: SATURDAY: SUNDAY: successful years ahead. A popular brand designed by "We're going to continue 'SPRING BREAK 20Q(T Setec is its SetCOS(TM) smart having fun, helping each other card operating systems, which Circle photo/Jeremy Smith out and being a family away are developed, and offered for ***** Largest selection of Spring Break Destinations, including Cruises! The sisters or Alpha Sigma Tau gather in the shade to celebrate their 5-year anniversary. from home," she said. all major applications. hi: 59 hi: 60 Foam Parties and Free Gab Admissions. Tulii Andrana, a citizen of Fin­ lo:37 lo:42 land, said many people were Spring Break 2000 with STS- Join America's #1 Student Tour Rep Positions aid Free Trip available. skeptical and hesitant at first, about the idea of having a smart Operator to Jamaica, Mexico, Bahamas, Cruises, and Florida. Now hiring on- Source: http://www.weather.com (The Weather Channel) Epicurean Tours 1-800-231-4-FUN card, but they have become ac- campus reps. Call t-800-648-4849 or visit on-line % www.ststravei.com customed to having one. < I .' ' I

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r&ie^ ----- ' - OCTOBER 28, 1999 Dfe KLERK: Mes^agi Kg*'** r«"'-. - Features PAGE 5 of progfess regardiiig * •. - t current worldissues' still a thriller seems to spread across the Klerk proposed. He referred to ...continued from pg. 1 byKATHERIMESLAUTA Marist campus as decorations South Africa's socioeconomic StajfWriter are placed and activities are or­ is not always as easy as it crime problem as an example. "t£l* ganized. sounds. De Klerk was co-recipient of Halloween excitement is defi­ "Some of the greatest wars the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize Pumpkins placed in windows, nitely brewing. Students are were caused by people who be­ along with Nelson Mandela. cobwebs hanging from ceilings planning their big weekend filled lieved fervently-that they were Although he played a leading and paper witches sticking to with parties, costumes and pursuing truths," he said. role in the democratization of doors. Yes, it's that time of year memories! Three points that were key in South Africa, he said his selec­ again, Halloween. Dawn Filan, a first year med. de Klerk's speech were the is­ tion as co-recipient was an un­ Circle photo/Jeremy Smith It is time to start creating cos­ Tech student shared one of her sues of globalization, the failure popular one. The Marist mainframe has its detractors, like stressed students who call it "archaic." tumes, buying candy and ar­ fondest Halloween memories. of some members of the inter­ In his press conference before ranging parties. It is amazing to "When I was little, I would national community to join in the lecture, de Klerk said there think that the very commercial­ have one costume and go out progress, and the persistence of is a Marist school in South Af­ ized holiday we celebrate every trick-or-treating, then go back racial and religious issues. He rica that is of high repute. EMAIL: Students complain October 31 is actually con­ home change and go out again warned that the world cannot "I feel a certain kinship being Jessica Clark said she rarely like that." nected to a holy day. to all the same houses," she said. simply allow a "de facto apart­ ...continued from pg. I here," he said. "I am very im­ uses the.system because it is Senior Tom Guilmette echoed Created during the 9th century, "I kept doing this all night." heid" to take place. pressed by what I see." "They will actually be smaller difficult. the comments of Estabrooks. Halloween falls on the eve of All Ted Ebberts, a freshman com­ Another consequential issue Marist students and faculty than most laptops," he said. "It's archaic and really hard to "Opening a file such as a pic­ Saints Days. All Saints Day is a munications major, said he de Klerk looked to expound was who attended the lecture gave "This saves space and means use," she said. "I haven't been ture will just get you an endless holy day created by the Catho­ fondly remembers himself and the concept of a "human rights their thoughts on de Klerk's less maintenance since they will able to use it well so I don't string of codes," he said. lic Church to honor the Chris­ his friends being egged on Hal­ culture." speech. all run from the mainframe. This bother. It just looks old fash­ Williams said that he felt the tian saints. Originally it was loween. "We need a great debate on "I thought it was a very inti­ will also cut down on the amount ioned." current email system is ad­ celebrated as a pagan festival "The girl who was watching how you deal with the issue of mate look at the system of apart- of Windows-based viruses" Other students said the equate. According to him, if a of the dead, however in the 10th us told these older kids to get diversity," he said. heid from the inside," said While, upgrades to the main­ MUSICB system has limited student finds the MUSICB sys­ century; it also connected itself us and they did." he said. Singularizing the economy Cochece Davis, Assistant Pro­ frame improve speed and ser­ uses, including senior Jason tem difficult to operate, they can with All Souls' Day on Novem­ However, Halloween wouldn't and community is a potential fessor of Communication. vice to the campus, most people Estabrooks. use Eudora to send and receive ber 2, which is observed to help be complete without somediing- step in the right direction de "An Evening with FW de are concerned with the one "The worst part about it is you email. purify the spirits of the dead. scary happening. Lucas Tucker, Klerk" was sponsored by the thing they could not live with- can't get any attached files There are currently about 12,000 Most of the customs of Hal­ a junior Chemistry student said Manst College Student Pro­ out-email when people send them to your MUSICB accounts. Most of loween are based on supersti­ he recalled a scary memory one gramming Council. Many students are concerned Marist account," he said. "To these belong to students* but • tions from centuries ago. For Halloween when he and his about the ease-of-use factor in open the file, you •have.to.for- faculty, staff, alumni and'a few example, the jack-o-lanterns we brother were tempted to take a the MUSICB system Freshman ward to Hotmail or something guests are also registered users. • buy and carve every year tradi­ mask off of their neighbor's tionally are based on British scarecrow. After taking it off, One of many decorations used at Halloween. plio'o (.mine y of k. unn i I uv.lm.iiU.r.M i folktales about a irian named the scarecrow jumped up and •>', •" s! "3Sits''cM~choos^irorira' wide Ted Ebbeit however, said he Jack O'Lantern who's spirit was surprised the two greatly. end. Many dorms are holding variety of costumes this year believes the traditional cos­ holiday parties, as well as other doomed to roam the earth for "I was scared s@#$less!" ex­ whether it be creating their own tumes will outweigh the new clubs such as El Arco Iris Latino eternity. Other traditions in­ claimed Tucker. or purchasing one over the costumes. cluding dressing in costumes, and the Black Student Union. S t^de^ts This weekend, Tucker also Internet. There are speculations "I have heard talk of people such as a witch, ghost, etc. help There is even a movie night hopes to visit Salem, Massa­ as to what the popular costumes planning to be pimps and create and represent the super­ planned for those in the Hallow­ to wait chusetts, a historical area where will be this year. witches." said Ebbeit. natural mood of Halloween. een spirit the evening before IflnEiiiliH witches were once persecuted. Filan predicts that costumes If any student has not made Today, while the actual mean­ Halloween from 4 p.m. until 2 ...continuedfrom pg. 1 There he plans on dressing as a from Austin Powers will be plans for the holiday, Marist SPECIAL STUDENTS & FACULTY FARES ing of Halloween tends to be a.m. If there are any questions Death Rocker, very gothic and popular. College is providing a plethora such as assessing the situation forgotten, many of the traditions angry. as to time or location please call "I think Dr. Evil and Mini-Me of activities for students TO NEW YORK CITY for each individual and putting are still carried out. A spirit the College Activities Center at an extra lean against the loan Besides death rockers, stu- will be big." Said Filan throughout Halloween week- X3279. because the students are al­ ready paying tuition. A possi­ bility of financial loss keeps the college away from this decision; Weglarzsaid. HuMarist's plan for a humorous year, ROUND TRIP "We absorb that liability if the student were to drop out dur­ ing the first three weeks of the not only shows but comedic songs also semester," he said. "Even if they

- - * i-ik^ •• *M^S?M 1-4-Tt-t tlj^l nJ *- •• * •« A — M. *m. + -^1 weren't to drop out completely, but only to go from a full time on two or three half-hour long student to a part time student." byEREMBURKE shows and one hour long show However adult-education stu­ StajfWriter at the end of the year. dent and regular undergraduate Co-director Nick Foster said students loan information is that they are also planning a few ALSO DAILY SERVICE TO: Woodbury Common Premium kept together. The profile for This year is the first in which off-campus shows in order to Outlets, Atlantic City, New Jersey, Long Island, Upstate an adult-education student*dif­ the improvisational acting "spread the HuMarist love." NY and Colleges, and many other destinations! fers from the undergraduate. group known as the HuMarist's Along with the small perfor­ Marist's mission has always have been considered as part of mances, the group also travels TICKET AGENTS: been to serve the community. the MCCTA (Marist College to a National College Comedy Council on the Theatre Arts) Arlington The School of Graduate and Festival every year. board. Arlington Getty • 454-3530 * Continuing Education handles One new idea the group is the admissions of all part-time The company was formed al­ working on for this season is Fishkill undergraduate students, and most a decade ago by a group comedic songwriting. They are Dutchess Cleaners • (800) 631-8405, xl 11 full time undergraduate stu-• of Marist students looking to hoping to formulate their own Newfcurgh i .u dents who are;22 years of age entertain and have a good time. brand of Adam Sandler-esque .TransportationCenter• 561^0734^..'-' • and over, according tbWeglarz.. Since then its creators have music that will leave their fans Poughkeepsie "A;Couple/~of challenging" graduated and moved on to in hysterics. This will be in ad­ Miifs Cigar & Variety • 452-7651 - ;;. situations arises when the finan­ other acting troupes. The dition to the usual audience- cial aid office works with the stu­ HuMarist's have been looked at prompted improvisational the­ Town of Poughkeepsie dent," he said. "It is a challeng­ as an independent acting group atre that has fueled earlier per­ Chestnut Mobil*485-8630 ing situation for both them and set aside from the theatre arts formances. the college." genre. Not only does this club allow As far as the loan checks for With twelve members, there is its participants to have fun, but books or leans on the loans, no official board or elected of­ it also lends them great experi­ I/HORTUNE- fices within the group. Instead ence in the field of comedic act­ Weglarz said he didn't have the photo courtesy of wwmarui edu/~hzto/QhtyxVmccta.html all twelve students brainstorm (800) 631-8405 www.shortlinebus.com authority to say whether or not ing. it could be implemented. From their Nov 1998 show:: Jaime O'Neill, Jeremy Smith, Jon Murray, Paul Diala.Mark and decide on ideas for their There is no word yet on when Montgomery, Carlito, Dan Tyburski, Meg Fitz, Nick Foster, Steph, and Joey Scotto. skits. Each semester they put their first show will be. THE (CIRCLE THE CIRCLE OCTOBER 28, 1999 Features PAGE 6 OCTOBER 28, 1999 Features PAGE 7 Aromatherapy relaxes IVebiie •( tfce Itfeefc and smells really^ood by JEN GLOVER http:\\www.champ9,porkchop.net StaffWriter this is only effective if the prod­ Recipe of the Week uct contains natural essential For many Marist College stu- •. oils. A number of products on Here's something a little closer to home- http:\\www:champ9.porkchop.net. This is the official website of the 9th floor of Champagnat Hall also known as the "pent­ dents, stress will be running the market claim to be useful for r rampant with exams, papers, and aromatherapy/armacology, but house. Pumpkin Muffins long nights of cramming ahead. do not contain natural essential It has profiles on the students who live there and students who think they live there. The Stress relievers will be a must. oils. These versions, while profiles include information on nicknames, birthdays, hometowns, favorite activities, turn-ons Today there are thousands of cheaper, may not be as effective and turn-offs, personal quotes, majors, room numbers, and email addresses. You might even 4 eggs products on the market that in achieving their final goal. find a celebrity there. 2 cups sugar claim to reduce stress. These With upcoming exams, what You can also check out the latest news on the 9th floor. This includes mystery smells, stu­ Pet Corner 1 (16 oz.) can pumpkin products range from body scents would be most useful for dents sleeping through class, and missing bedsheets. You can also get info on birthdays, This is Jen Anderson's dog Moondoggy. In this picture he is washes, to candles, to home fra­ us to look at? For de-stressing, playoff games, and movie viewings. 11/2 cup.vegetable oil 6 years old and he is wearing his "Greyhound Bus" costume. grance sprays. researchers recommend laven­ There are also links to other sites such as the Hardcore Basement Fighting League (HCBFL). 3 cup all-purpose flour- If you would like a picture of your pet or anything else placed Surprisingly, the art of der and mints, such as pepper­ Look through the gallery and see a variety of photos from a car to a body part to a poster of 2 tsp. baking powder 2 tsp..soda*- .' in this section please leave it in the envelope at room LT 211- aromatherapy is nothing new. Some scented candies "are mint and spearmint. If you need a half naked girl. 1 tsp. ground cinnamon The Circle office. Early civilizations in Egypt, In­ relaxing and soothing. energy or need to refocus, A quote of the week is also posted. On the day I looked at the site it was, "We're just friends." 1 tsp. salt dia, China, and Greece all used- .once again become an integral fresher scents like lemon and When you do go to this site make sure you sign the guestbook. People from all different 2 c. (12 oz.) semi-sweet chocolate chips essential oils, which arefpund part of one's well being. rosemary tend to be most effec­ colleges have signed it and there are some pretty interesting comments. in today's aromatherapy prod­ The science has spread'into .' tive. . -.•..-.-• Someone worked hard on this site so I think everyone on campus should see it. Go to ucts, for healing both body and two distinct categories: But as most researchers have http:\www.champ9. porkchop.net. spirit. aromatherapy and found, it is up to each individual Beat eggs, sugar, pumpkin and oil until smooth. Com­ Aromatherapy wasn't recog­ aromacology. The definition of to find out what scent it is that bine flour, baking powder, soda, salt and cinnamon. Add Editor's Advice nized as a science, however, until aromatherapy requires that the is most effective for diem. The to pumpkin mixture. Continue to mix for several minutes. 1920 when French scientist fragrant oils be applied directly scent must be desirable to each Fold in chocolate chips. Bake at 400 degrees for 16 to 20 Rene Maurice Gattefosse found to the skin", while aromacology person, so that it can work to its minutes. Cool in pan for 10 minutes before removing from that lavender was quite sooth­ is the study of scents and how greatest potential. muffin pans. Yields,about 24 standard size muffins. 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As the •snifflesand develop a meancough.• Living with 10 other short and sweet. The the flowers. even consider doing, to what your head says, Moon moves through people"doesn't help either especially" when sicknesses truth is self-evident, &\ CANCER: As the you may encounter a instead of where your the house of Gemini, . get passed from room to room. So unless you are some­ and bells and whistles Moon moves through problem that you can't emotions may be leading you gain a certain sense one who actually likes to get sick, here's a few ideas to will only lead others to %• ¥ the house of Gemini, solve yourself. It is a you. The cold, hard facts of confidence that keep yourself from catching the next bug. The King of Beers suspect your motives. you may be feeling humbling realization of business are immune makes you irresistible. 1. Don't let yourself get run down.- You should get from Proposing a plan to slightly irritable for no that you are not the to emotion. Don't repeat Romance just happens six to eight hours of sleep every night. I know it's hard your boss could lead to apparent reason. Mis­ source of all genius. Set past mistakes. without any apparent when everyone else is up late having fun or you have .to big things. You now understandings plague your pride aside and roll ^^SAGITTARIUS: Your effort. Everyone seems finish a paper for the next morning, but sleep, is.really have the energy to cut Root Beers that is you, even though you up your sleeves. Con­ thoughts fixate on rela­ to agree with every­ important. Not enough rest can sometimes bring down to the chase. Reach out by PATRICK WHITTLE don't mean to cause centrate on the small tionships, to the point thing you say. The - your immune system. Also, if you feel tired during the the country. Big time brews like plaining? , to others in every way Editor-in-chief anyone harm. Be very details of a project be­ where it is difficult to magic is on your side, day, simply take a nap. Sometimes laying down for only 15 Mug, A&W and Hires might be Root beer has a certain famil­ possible. precise in your word fore you look at the big concentrate on anything especially when you en­ minutes can make you feel a lot better. Just don't do it Few tilings in life are as re­ good most of the time, but en­ iarity to it that Jiarkens back to TAURUS: Thank good­ choices. If you can't picture. else. You are the one gage in creative, intel­ right before you have class/you might sleep through it. freshing, safe;,and perfect for terprises like Boylans (which fond memories of picnics,foot- ness this day doesn't say anything nice, LIBRA: Use the day to whose words hold a be­ lectual conversation. • 2. Okay this one is really going to be hard but I'll men­ all occasions as an ice-cold should be familiar to Marist's . ball parties, fishing trips, and the fall into the boring cat­ don't say anything at communicate with your ginning or an ending. Do Sparks fly between you tion it anyway. Try not to go outside with wet hair if it's bottle of root beer. many New Jersey-ites), Olde corisuiription of" countless egory. The Moon is all, especially if you 5w innermost self. Try not not let this power cloud and an unexpected ac­ really cold. It's not goodfor you plus sometimes it makes Root beer is the soda of Brooklyn arid Dr. Brown's make cheese-balls. It is this quality moving through VM have a tendency to use to trap yourself in the your views. Try to keep quaintance. Tonight, your hair freeze and that is not a nice feeling". If you don't , choice for thousands of the the foot beer world go around. that makes indistinct from your Gemini, which allows sarcasm. Some people depths of your mind. busy with other things to anything is possible. A want to blow dry it at least try to towel it off as much as young and young at heart. Some companies that are more average soda/ your creativity to save are very literal, and oth­ You will have no fear of take your mind off a romantic partner from possible. " " • ,'•-.,--. Differing from other soft drinks rioted for their alcoholic prod­ And of course, where would you from going stir ers have no sense of drowning if you bring troubling problem. your past may turn up . 3.1 dontt want to sound like mom, but eating veggies or • because it is typically caffeine- ucts have even taken a step in root beer be without the fqlk- crazy. Your artistic tem­ humor. If you need an along a discussion part­ Things have a way of where you least expect ^ just eating healthy in general helps too."It's also good to: free and often includes natural the root beer direction.; Saranac loric rootbeer float (aka "black perament and good them. antidote for the adult ner. Find someone on working themselves out. take vitamins: Even if they are only Flintstones vitamins, ingredients (i.e. root extracts), and Spanish Peaks (makers of cow")? Senior Kate Kasper was sense of timing save world, spend part of the same wavelength as you won't be bored if take them anyway. It will help. 1 ." * ,. root beer brings an old-time the incomparable thug's brave enough to share her fond­ the day from total me- PISCES: There may be your day with children. you to have an intense you concentrate on what ^P> - 4. Try to bundle up when it's cold outside. I don't care feeling that Coke and Pepsi just Choice) both make root beers est childhood root-beer float . diocrity. It costs you some communication LEO: People will look conversation with. Tak­ needs to be done. Setting ^ V how good you look in atank-top, don't wear it in 30 de- ' do not possess. that are guaranteed -to turn memory. nothing to bring high glitches, Pisces, so be to you for advice, Leo, ing intellectual risks is a plan into action may gree weather. =-'•.''',.' ''--'""* ' *."'.'- Around the.Marist campus, heads. Jolt Cola, which is argu­ "When I was little I thought entertainment value to sure to clear up misun­ so get ready to dis­ much safer than endan­ prove beneficial. Enlist Now, I am" not saying that if you do all this it meansyou the easiest brand of root beer ably worse for you than beer, my dad was the coolest So spe­ friends arid associates. derstandings before pense some knowl­ gering yourself physi­ the help of others if you -" will never get sicker m nota'docto'r; These are just a few . to come across is the classic brings'usthe crisp yet unfortu­ cial cause he taught me how to You are as believable as they get too far. Make edge. You hold ail the cally. Good energy sur­ find you've gotten your­ pointers that might help prevent it. If you do get sick here - A&W. A&W is on tap in the nately caffeinated near-perfec­ make a root beer float It was so you are amusing. answers. Your style sure that someone else : rounds you as you ex­ self in too deep. are also a few things thatyou can do that will make you. Cabaret and coffee shops, and tion of Pirate's Keg. original to me," she said. "I Don't waste any time makes a bigger impres­ really heard what you perience new things CAPRICORN. You've feel better. They might not cure you but they will help you is a favorite among some Marist Unfortunately, abotfle of gour­ mean what more entertaining for when making plans for sion than your sub­ vw% think you just told throughout the day. been so busy looking af­ - get through it " ,- , '•"; \ _ students. met root beer (Virgil's for ex­ a kid then to putice cream into the future. stance. Sometimes it's them. All sugges­ Talking about new KV/1te r everyone else that 1. Stay in bed and take advantage of it" If your room­ "I used to love going to the ample) can run you upwards of soda and then be amazed when not what you say, but tions about improving GEMINI: Geminis have things could lead to you've barely had time mates arenice, ask them to bring you stuff like something " A&W restaurants with my $1.50 at some establishments- it actually tastes good." how you say it. Be es­ your physical sur­ dangerous minds to­ some interesting possi­ to think about your to*drinkdra'magaztae(itdoesn'thurtto"try).". "*, , . mom and brother and getting more than the average college Sophomore Chris Young had pecially compassion­ roundings should be day. Your strategies are bilities. Tonight find a needs. Take the day to 2. Drink tea,~sometimesthe heatfrom it can clear up your" -. the occasional frosty mug," student is willing to shell out for a dissimilar but equal moving ate toward someone taken seriously. This miles ahead of what new place to eat or see unwind and evaluate sinuses; 'Also drink lots of orange juice because it has Senior Sean Dougherty said. some liquid refreshment. So tale of root beer and good times. who needs extra un­ isn't a good day to anyone else is think­ a movie you've been yourself. Focus on self- move into a new place vitaminciniL" . - > " ""'.*.' "I'd have to say A&W (is my what's a root beer junkie to do? "It was a hot summer night, derstanding. Expect to ing. Your forward think­ hearing about. improvement on both the or make any drastic 3. Again wear warm clothes-1 would suggest sweatpants favorite) for nostalgic reasons, "I'm a traditional A&W fan, August I believe, I had just got­ be struck and jolted by ing could land you a T^jga SCORPIO: You may superficial and funda­ changes. It might be and sweatshirts because they are soooo comfortable." r but going on taste alone, it'd but being a poor college kid the ten done jamming with my band flashes of genius. A major opportunity. Be­ J0-' feel like taking risks, mental levels. Use exer­ best to get decorating 4- Buy those tissues that are really soft- that way you be Sioux City, but its all good Shop-Rite brand tastes just as and I needed something to brainstorming session K ing in the right place at ~'<\ Scorpio, but make sure cise as a meditation on advice from a profes­ won't tear up your nose every time you have to blow it. with the exception of ghetto good and costs a lot less," Se­ quench my thirst," Young said. goes well, especially if the right time helps. It's you know all of the con­ your place in the physi­ sional before you do 5. If you have a headache or feel achy all over, investing Fanta." nior Rich Gallo said. "I didn't want to deal with soda, it involves others. almost too easy to toy sequences before tak­ cal world. Fashion your anything to your per­ in a heating pad would be good too. Sioux City is one of the innu­ Indeed, most supermarkets and the water was contami­ VIRGO: The Moon is with your opponents, 7% ing a big jump. If you diet after your own place sonal space. Fully con­ - Getting sick can be really hard, especially when you merable smaller and indepen­ furnish their customers with a nated, so I turned to my old •M , moving through just to watch them must gamble, do it for in the food chain. Avoid sider a big project be­ have classes or a part-time job." Not only that but there dent brands of root beer, birch root beer product that is cheaper friend root beer. 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OCTOBER 28, 1999 Op-Ed PAGE 9 OCTOBER 28, 1999 PAGE 8 The views expressed on thesepages are not necessarily those of The Circle CONGRESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW... ABRIDGING THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH. OR OF THE PRESS... T Tensions flare over student handbook "It's bullshit! I don't want to m^vf^L talk about it!" posits Senior Steven Palmer. Nevertheless, he found himself inexplicably drawn to the discussion. "Wait a minute, what do you want to know about it?" I wanted to just drop the con­ versation, but suddenly without warning, Senior Sean St. Clair entered with a problem—"I want to withdraw from my class; I cannot follow the lectures at byMICHAELBAGNATO all!" Opinion Editor "I think it's too late... The handbook says something like As the novelty of MTV's ... you have to withdraw before "Say What Karaoke" begins to midterms; I forget," replied Se­ wear off, some Marist students nior Michael Bagnato. Oh wait, are devoting extra energy, to I'm Mike Bagnato, that's me!... understanding the Marist Col­ whoa! lege 1999-2000 Student Hand­ Steven Palmer rose up, deter­ book. ; mined—"No, that's wrong Senior sensation Brian Mike. It says here in the hand­ Jingeleski described the Student book, the deadline was Oct. 25." Handbook as "not just a bunch "Big whoop, Steve; who cares," I muttered. Deep down , Circle photo courtesy of "Drunk Guy" of rules." The dashing Commu­ Tom Henry (second from left) speaks the ways of the Student Handbook before a delerious crowd. nication major was shocked to though, I was glad he had the find the handbook's spellbind­ "real" information. Henry's sentiments. "The book tenth page. Then, I tried read­ about the handbook. ing record of Marist's captivat­ Senior Tom Henry had still dif­ is poorly organized. All the im­ ing the book backwards, from Some students remain igno­ ing past. ferent thoughts about the hand­ portant stuff, you can't find it." back to front. This posed an­ rant of their feelings about the "I'd never actually read it. But book. "It's all about, like, after Daigle continued, visibly dis­ other problem; the Marist Song handbook, but like Palmer, I was curious, and began to flip people get written up...they gruntled, "I think it's a worth­ appears a few pages in. I'm no refuse to leave it alone. Senior through it. When I continued, I have to look-through the Stu­ less .,'. piece of trash!" - - musical critic, but I couldn't help Paul Diala left me with this enig­ discovered many interesting dent Handbook to find out I agree that the information in finding the song's use of a shifts matic proverb, "Hram... I don't facts. Back in the day, the where they crossed 'the line.' " me book can be hard to locate: ing pentatonic to lydian modu­ know. Get back to me." Kiernan House .was built by But the information inside is all When I looked to find the rule lar structure to be quite catchy! The Marist College 1999-2000 someone ....^aji^mpjoyee." .. so detailed. My girlfriend [Se- banning candles from campus You might be asking yourself, Student Handbook. Read it ? ;: Editorials Another voice on East Timor Jingeleski continued orTfor sev­ " riibTf Meghari'Ne^fon]"g6f writ Vhou'sing? -17got ?lps(fm the "Where can I rind this fdsciriat-* Tagain, forthe first time. Editor, eral hours, "...and it was that ten up for having a candle, but handbook's myriad of knowl­ ing product?! I need to get my Catholicism sparks debate at Marist, beyond year that they bought the thir­ we couldn't find where the rule edge. : copy of the Marist College t • * Actually, the truth is, like Se­ 1999-2000 Student Hand­ Editor, The United States is portrayed in the media as merely art innocent bystander in the • teen acres that are now Gartland against candles was in the book." '•"•:.',V_.'"'K: nior Brian Jingeleski, I couldn't book^" If so, please, calm Michael Bagnato is from recent electionsin East Timor, in which close to 80 percent of the people voted for Commons! Hurd" ' ? get past the handbook's spell­ down. Give it some time... sleep Brenkert's article on Catholicism (The Circle, Oct. 7, p. 10) extrapolates from the independence from Indonesia. This portrayal is not accurate. Jingeleski was not the only Nelson was not available for Norwalk Connecticut. He is a binding record of the school's on it. Don't take my word for it; limited US situation to the world. President Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger were in Jakarta the day one to have strong feelings comment, but Junior Matt Senior, arguably considered by captivating past; it begins on the ask other students their feelings Seminaries and convents are thriving in other parts of the world: Africa, South before the Indonesian invasion of East Timor, Dec. 7,1975, and gave the green light about the handbook. Daigle's attitude reflected some to be a Senior sensation. Korea, China among others. The Marist Brothers alone, not counting the Jesuits et for the invasion. U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, al., had 11 Brothers killed in the Rwanda conflict: Hutu, Tutsi, and Caucasian. 'The blocked implementation of all U.N. resolutions against the invasion. U.S. military aid blood of martyrs is the seed 6f Christians." Catholicism may be dying in the hedo­ and training of Indonesian soldiers increased following the invasion. The fighter Politics tag teamed by wrestlers, actors, millionaires nistic, consumerist, media-driven, sex-crazed Caucasian society, but this society is jets and helicopter gunships, which bombed and strafed East Timorese fleeing to only 10% of the world population, which in die very week of October 3-9, 1999, the mountains, came from the United States. The United States has trained the by MICHAEL CRAIG shortly thereafter. This is the ence, believes he can represent Reagan. dollar was strong. Reagan also crossed the 6 billion threshold. Indonesian special forces, the Kopassus, in counterinsurgency techniques. career that most Americans as­ Americans fairly. According to Reagan began his career as an appointed several women to And the USA population is only 5% of this world population. We have now At the height of the atrocities in 1978, when an estimated 200,000 East Timorese sociate Ventura with: a lewd, a Newsweek article, Beatty at a actor in 1937 and starred in films high office, including Sandra reached an apartheid situation, where 5% think they can dictate to the 95% forever. had been killed out of a total population of 600,000, coverage of this genocide in the -The face of politics is being rambunctious wrestler. Hollywood skull session in for almost twenty years. He was Day O'Connor as a U.S. Su­ I have seen the South Africa situation rectified in my lifetime, and students will see U.S. media dropped to zero. This fact is from a study by noted MIT professor and changed with the likes of actors, Patrick Buchanan is not a nov­ 1992, expressed his thoughts on the governor of California from preme Court Justice, and Jeane the second situation rectified in their lifetime. political activist Noam Chomsky. Now, over 20 years later, when Indonesian death professional wrestlers, and talk ice to politics. From 1969 to the sanctity of a representative 1967 to 1975. Reagan was the J. Kirkpatrick as a representative Fear not, Ben! Your Catholicism is hot dying out in the world. Stop by and chat squads are again rampaging through East Timor, another media whitewash of the show personalities. 1974, Buchanan was a Senior democracy. . . oldest person elected President to the United Nations. (C834). Of course; with friends likeRyan Maraziti calling Carie Pluff's religious U.S. role is in progress. As die November elections Advisor and speech writer to "...Go ahead and speak upi of the United States in both 1980 The main trend that is occur­ practice mere "superstition" (The Circle, Oct. 7, p. 16), who needs enemies? If U.N. human rights chief Mary Robinson wants to be impartial in conducting an draw near, many political hope­ President Nixon. He was an Speak up for the people nobody and in 1984. Many still debate ring in politics is the redifining investigation of war crimes in East Timor, then past and present members of the U.S. fuls are dominating the air­ unsuccessful, yet determined, speaks for," he said. the quality of Reagan's presi­ of the criteria that make a politi­ Bro. Joe Belanger, FMS government and the ruling class of the United States, who benefit from the natural waves, vying for apolitical of­ candidate, for the Republican While these men seem very dency, but there is no doubt that cian. Politics are not about the resources and cheap labor of Indonesia and East Timor, must be considered as fice in the nation's capitol. This nomination for President, run­ dedicated to the belief that they there were a number of accom­ people anymore; anybody can Editor, instigators and propagators of this terrible tragedy. They didn't want a leftist gov­ news is rather standard. Except, ning both in 1992 and 1996. will be exceptional as president, plishments during his time in become a politician. They just ernment in either Indonesia or East Timor and therefore caused two of the greatest these candidates have virtually Buchanan was a syndicated can entertainers really become office; inflation and interest have to be popular, rich, and The most recent Marist Poll shows Senator Bill Bradley beating Governor George slaughters of the 20th century. little, if any, political history. newspaper columnist and edi­ politicians?. rates had fallen sharply, unem­ experimental-orjus t plain bored W. Bush in the New York Presidential election. An interesting poll to conduct and This "new-- breed" stars Jesse torial writer for the St Louis Post The answer here is Ronald ployment was lower, and the with their current careers. question to ask is this: The Roman Catholic Church teaches voting for a pro- Gary Sudborough Ventura; Pat Buchanan, Donald Dispatchfrom 1962 to 1966, and Trump, and Warren Beatty ex­ is now a co-host of CNN's abortion politician such as Bill Bradley makes the voter an accomplice to abortion Bellflower.CA The John Pi Anderson ploding into the political game. "Crossfire" talk show. who, therefore, commits mortal sin. Based on the Catholic Church's doctrinal posi­ Annual Playwriting Contest The fact that these vibrant fig­ Donald Trump, known to the tion on abortion as stated, do you still intend to vote for pro-abortion candidates invites AH Undergraduates such as Bill Bradley? Yes or no. ures are actually attempting to world as one of its top develop­ THE (CIRCLE To Take Part in this One-Act gain a seat in Washington is ers, a casino operator, and proud The institutional Catholic Church and prelates such as Cardinal John O'Connor of Patrick Whittle JiIIGiocondo& ChrisGrogan worth praise. Whether they are womanizer, has stated his inter­ • Play Competition. the Archdiocese of New York refuse to teach the moral doctrines concerning the Editor-in-Chief DougGuarino News Editor voting for pro-abortion politicians. This failure of the bishops and priests to each serious enough to handle the est in becoming a candidate for Managing Editors Guidelines and Applications Are basic, fundamental, third grade moral doctrines has rendered the institutional Catholic responsibilities of a politician or President of the United States. just entertaining the public is a He stated in a recent New York Available in Rotunda Office 389. Church irrelevant in Catholic's lives. Katrina Fuchsenberger JeffDahncke Michael Bagnato In the early part of this century, the chancery of the Archdiocese of New York was puzzlement Times interview that even All Student Playwrights Are Asked Features Editor Sports Editor Opinion Editor To Obtain and Readlhe Guidelines known as "the powerhouse." It should now be called "the powerless house." The Jesse "The Body" Ventura, though he is a developer, he can handle the responsibilities of a Before Writing. Blessed Virgin Mary in recent communications to a holy Italian Catholic priest, Fr. Nik Bonopartis Jeremy Smith Colleen Barrett & gave up his nickname for poli­ Stefano Gobbi of the Marian Movement of Priests, calls the pastors of the Catholic candidacy. ~ A&EEditor Photo Editor MaryGrodk) tics in 1998. But many overlook Church: "mute dogs." The Catholic pastors and prelates have simply given up While that's real estate and Deadline for Applications is the End Business Managers Ventura's start in 1991,whenhe teaching moral doctrines. A Marist Poll confirming or rejecting this assertion is was the mayor of Brooklyn Park this is politics, are they really of the Fall Semester. G. Modele Clarke, Faculty Advisor necessary so that we orthodox Roman Catholics can speak with authority and accu­ for four years. Ventura also so different?" he said. The Circle is the student newspaper of Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY. racy on the subject of Church effectiveness and pastoral leadership. served in the United States Warren Beatty, recently Selected Submissions Will Be Used Issues are published every Thursday. We welcome letters to the editor, club Navy for six years. When he known for his film Bulworth, is To Illustrate the Developmental Joseph E.Vallely,M.A. announcements and story ideas. We cannot publish unsigned letters to the was discharged from the navy, an actor who is also entering the Process of New Plavs in the Washington, CT editor. The Circle staff can be reached at 575-3000 x2429 or by email at HZAL. Ventura began an eleven-year race for president. Beatty, who Sorina Theatre Workshop. Third Order Franciscan You can visit us on the web at http://www. academicmarist. edu/circle. professional wrestling career has very little political experi­ THE.'CIRCLE : THE ClfKOaE OCTOBER 28, 1999 Op-Ed PAGE 10 OCTOBER 28, 1999 PAGE 11 Abroad student spreads //a^s ot Aiissie philosophy my own. I re­ red. I decided to see all of this had those four days I could not fans byKEVIFEINMAN member; I country, so I went backpacking eat due to a stolen ATM num­ wasn't scared. for a few months. I met heaps ber; this was just one of the bySCOTTNEVELLE days, the new and not so im­ screams, "You take my money, I can remember snuggling up When I got of people, and did things that many things I have been ••-:•• StaffWriter proved Filter is moving in the you think you're great, you with my mom. Her arms are off the plane would take ages to tell. I fully through. But, I have realized I The band Filter has come a direction of a more pop, not-so- think it's funny, I hate your around me, and I am snuggled and stepped enjoyed myself. I also did what didn't need Mom or Dad. I have long way from Hey Man, Nice alternative alternative direction. face..." up against her body with my outside, I took a I came here to do: camp and taken care of every problem I Shot, but it seems there new al­ They are still mixing some of the The album does have some head resting on her. The both deep breath and hike, or bushwalk; in the Aus­ have had. lean do it! lam able bum. Title of Record, is a little old guitar work with some new other catchy, air-filled songs, of us are under a warm blanket thought, "Well, tralian Outback. to survive on my own. Other too filtered and has taken a synthesized, mixed electronic such as track 6, Take a Picture, and watching television. I felt here I am, age 20, I then decided to see New people doubted me. I was told I short bus in the wrong direc­ components, watering down where the strumming guitar so secure at the moment. Noth- fulfilling my Zealand. My boyfriend flew would never make it past a tion. * .'...; ' ^ .,'../, . ;;,..' their original sound, lumping plays off Patrick's warm fuzzy „ ing was a problem; and if it was, dream." I was over and joined me. Together month on my own. I was told I Filier,headed byex-Nine Inch them in with the other homog­ lyrics about being a baby. The Mommy would protect me and about to spend we had an incredible would miss all the great things Nails' guitarist Richard Patrick, enized alternative groups out in screaming during the song, and take care of it. a year in Aus­ snowboarding safari. We went happening at Marist by giving used to be known for his rock­ the pasture. the lyrics, "I'm a newborn, kick­ I am 20 now. When a problem tralia. Ner­ from mountain to mountain, see­ up one of the best years of col­ ing, alternative anthems, such The eleven-track album has its ing and screaming," uttered comes up, I yearn to crawl up vous? Yes. ing sonie of the most beautiful lege. Well, if I had to do it all asJurassitol (The Crow City of highs and lows, depending on over and over, leads me to be­ with my mom under the blankets. Anxious? You scenery along the way. We over again, I would do it exactly Angels Soundtrack) and the the listener's expectations. The lieve he just might be one. bet. Afraid? the same. By studying abroad I But, for some reason that does photo courtesy Kim Feinman ended our trip with Crystal Method collaboratation, new comer to Filter's abilities Don't get this reviewer wrong, not work anymore, maybe be­ No. Kim Feinman peruses through Australia, heliboarding. have given myself one of the Can You Trip Like I Do (Spawn may like the new sound, enjoy­ Filter is/was a good band, and cause I know that will not make The next morning my new become friends with the other We then said our sad greatest years of my LIFE! Soundtrack). The new Filter ing the opening track, Sand, is branching in new directions, my worries go away. Honestly "family" picked, me up at the Marist students. Geoff and I hit goodbye, and I made yet an­ I have accomplished so much sound has traded some of these which is merely a thirty second including a Styx-ish, Mr. Roboto though, at times the only thing hotel. I was so excited. When I it off well though; he was my other move from Sydney to this year. I have grown a tre­ catchy gnashing guitars and noise that builds to the charac­ synth voice dubbing on Track keeping me from that is distance. arrived at my new home, there first friend in Oz. We lived in Melbourne. Yet again, I said mendous amount, and I have tortured lyrics, for a new loose, teristically angst-filled song, 9, Cancer, which shows the abil­ I am about 1800 miles away from was a bouquet of flowers wait­ the same town and had heaps goodbye to people mat had be­ realized there is only more to mellow, synthesized sound, Welcome to the Fold. This ity to grow (or regress) musi­ home. ing for me: a reminder from my method is artistically reminis­ cally, which all bands need to in common. I knew I had a friend come my best friends, and I come. I have also been blessed Since the last album, S/io/t Photo courtesy Filter online I am on my own, all by myself boyfriend that everything in him. I eventually got a job, moved to another place full of with the chance of experiencing Bus, released four years ago, the The black-clad boys of Filter, hard-stylin'. cent of Trent Reznor's work on do once in a while (I guess). Next in a different country (a huge would be fine (that, and it was and "uni" (Australian for col­ endless possibilities. another culture to the fullest. band has dropped an integral Patrick. More importantly, six, Stuck in Here, and track 11, the Lost Highway album, but time, they just need to take a one at that). I felt like a grain of Valentine's Day). I like to think lege) was going great. My in­ That's where I am now, in So, as my year comes to an end, component, Brian Liesegang, Liesegang worked with Richard So Cool, which weren't chart not quite as effective. Track 2, better shot at some tighter lyr­ sand on a huge beach when I he sent them as a reminder. I ternship turned out to be incred­ Melbourne. I love it here just I cherish each day I have left. I who was a refined songwriter a Patrick to polish some of the less toppers or hard rock, but they Welcome to the Fold, is the first ics, and stop trying to fit in with stepped off the plane. remember, we went to Bondi ible, and I did not want to leave. as much. My knew host family do not want to leave. I actually arid key player in the band, shar­ angst-driven songs into pearls. had an eerie, unique appeal. single released from the album, the rest of the "alternative" Everything was new, unex­ Beach that day. It was one of Then, the other kids from Marist is legendary, and I have met will most definitely move back ing the programming, keyboard- This was evident on their com­ Without Liesegang, and the and the only characteristically scene, and get back to what they pected, and different. The thing the most famous in the world. left and went back home. I knew heaps of new people. I've met here in a few years' time. But at ing, and drumming duties with bined efforts on Short Bus' track fading memory of Patrick's NIN Filter song, where Patrick's do best. was, even though I was the only That day I knew that I would I was definitely on my own. some new close friends as well. least I know I can do it. And one in my that did not miss the love it here. I hung out with my Aussie . It was here mat it hit me. This there are only more great things flight, I was not afraid to be on A month went past, and I had friends and we painted the city whole time has not been easy. I to come! 44

Student defends 99, ."' " StaffWriter , >• studying abroad and most of us do not let MTV chileclure class and acts as a while Willy clicked his tongue Do you know what happened by JOHN SULLIVAN and Z-100 dictate what we byAMYGRIGGS toui guide on our explorations Being, the right wing conser-* and kept the beat Lester stole on September 18th in the Caba­ StaffWriter should listen to, we can try and or the city and surrounding ar­ byMICHELLESLESINSKI the act with his hilarious jokes ret? Perhaps if you passed by, expand our musical tastes in or­ vative thatl am, I find it difficult Lisa Burke's article, "Travel­ eas. I'm the art major, and I and humanlike actions, and the you would have heard the Almost 10 years ago a revolu­ der to "dig" metal once again. to find quality, wholesome en­ ing abroad a bummer." gives spend most days painting or show was a great success. sound of thunderous laughter tion happened in music. During Ok, ok most college students tertainment that the whole fam­ American college students a sketching. This is the birthplace Recently, a few hundred These two shows are just a or the cheers of happiness from the mid to late 80's a form of unfortunately listen to Dave ily can enjoy. Last Friday I black eye. She embodies a nega­ of the Renaissance, and I'm re­ people went back in timea s they couple of examples of what the free pizza and soda. On Sep­ music ruled the airwaves until it Matthews Band and that's found myself looking for some­ tive stereotype that, as an luctant to leave Horence for fear walked into the McCann gym. I great work the S.P.C. does, but I tember 18th, I was pretty much was unceremoniously yanked finc.but hey, as life gets harder thing to do. Having gone to American college student cur­ mat I'll miss a work of art or was lucky enough to be one of have noticed that they never forced to attend the S.P.C. Com­ frorri radio rotation by the intru­ and we find ourselves hearing church five nights straight prior rently studying in Italy. I fight some beautiful esthetic discov­ them. We went back to a time of seem to get much credit. Last edy Club featuring the come­ sion of bands such as Nirvana, the Armageddon of our youth, to Friday, 1 figured I would take daily. I would like to share what ery the city holds. There is so high-heeled boots, gray suits, year, before I attended Marist dian Joe Materese. There was Soundgarden and Stone Temple graduation, it can be a great re­ a break and look for something the experience of international much history and culture here and mop-topped hairstyles. College, I had the opportunity only a small audience there, but Pilots. For me, this changing of lief to listen to Warrant, or Hur­ different. I found that at The study has meant to me. My per­ It is so completely different from You guessed it - the Beatles. It to see one of the shows put on laughter filled the room. His the rock n' roll guard was more ricaneor Winger expel the joys Mid-Hudson Civic Center ceptions are a hit more positive. America, and that is what makes was of course, not the real by the S.P.C. I heard an ad on jokes about Marist College, and frustrating than that big fence of haying a good time and par­ where KCW came to town. Maybe it's because I'm writing the experience so good.- '.-'* "* • Beatles. It was a tribute to the K104 for the Cherry Poppin' how very much there is to do Marist has built around the tying. Forget Beastie Boys or ECW is rising in popularity, to you from sunny Italy, but "If you want American culture Beatles, but do not let that fool Daddies. It was held in the on Route 9 made the entire au­ campus (kids, write the paper house music, or Puffy challenging the "big two," more likely, I see things, differ­ you canfind it There is a'lqt of you. It was almost like the McCann gym; I got agroup of dience double over in laughter... with your complaints!) (One,one,one) Metal is truly the WWFandWCW. Surprisingly ently because;\vhilejt is sorrie- American pop music. The Beatles were really there. In no people together and we went. I thanked the person who forced Heavy Metal used to MEAN real party time groove. enough, F.CW sales through times.easy^to seethe bad, -it McDonald's isbnly'four blocks time at "all, "Not the Beatles" had Tickctmastcr are actually ; Never before had I been to a me to go to that I do not re­ something. It was a state of mind The thing is, its somewhat takes ah open mind, and maybe from the apartment - But the the audience singing and danc­ concert where I was that close member the last time I laughed - A way to escape the drudgery hard to find the great metal CD's slightly ahead of WCW; maybe even a bit of courage, to see the ', Mercato Centrale, with all the ing in the aisles to the music of to the performers. I was slightly so hard; I actually hurt myself! and toil of the 1980's rat race. It of days past A lot of the com­ people are finally starting to re­ Cmlc (J.uIojMike "D't«J Bo/" D.i^nJ'o good. ''.,/< , r local shops is only two blocks John Lennon, Paul McCartney, concerned that it would be a Joe Materese's jokes ranged was a magical time. It was a time panies that once put these alize where the real action is. Spike Dudley throws down a spanked Dick. I'm living,with three other ; away, and there is no better George Harrison, and Ringo cheesy show, but it was not that from boring family weddings to where you could see metal groups on the market decided Unlike the other leagues. ECW Marist students in an apartment place to practice the language Starr. "1964: The Tribute" oc­ at all. It was professional and roller skating in the 80's, and bands play on MTV or be heard that their time had past and vi­ focuses more on actual matches in slapping my neck from be­ P.N. News. Hardly even a fair in central Florence! ,We consider than .struggling, to buy beef or curred during Parent's; Week­ well done. Not only was the main from his girl problems to porn. on VH1 or rock the local civic ciously dropped bands like instead of the drama and story hind- thanks Balls!), took on the match-up, the fans got to watch ourselves a modestly.adventur- -: "m'anzo" at-thetmeat stands end. Theirmusical set included, act awesome, but the opening Yet somehow, we allrelated to .center. ;This all fell apart when Winger and Poison from their lines that have been boring the duo of Supernova and Chris Awesome beat P.N. News from ous group. .We enjoyed trying , , there.. Italian opera,grows oh classic Beatles songs such as act, Stretch Princess, was amaz­ it: •'"""•' "•'-"'•''-: bur age group embraced mopey label. The once successful rock hell out of me every time I try to Chetti. After destroying them, one comer to another, later com­ the local C^anti and experiment­ , you, is very romantic, not hard Help!, A Hard Day's Night, and ing too. Both groups were crapola like all those band had to find refuge with watch the WWF. The stories they had a second match with ing into the crowd as the fight ; to find, and mere are always free For your own sake, please go ing with Tuscan "cooking by Yellow Submarine. Before we great Not many people were see something the S.P.C. puts interchangable Seattle bands smaller, obscure companies like are simple and straightforward, two other -chumps who chaK went on. The match ended with using native fruits, cheeses, concertsan the city if you are knew it the evening was over. around at the end, so we even and so-called "alternative" mu­ CMC, Cleopatra and Mauso­ leaving more room for constant leriged them to a "real wrestling an Awesome Bomb through a / willing to look, y '}'~ yJ-fS , on. Youmightjusthaveagood meats, and vegetables:we buy This is just one of the many got to meet the performers. time. You can give up McCoy's sic like Smashing Pumpkins and leum. The aforementioned mu­ action and less acting. ,. match" without their usual . table. .'•'.""• . at the nearby market Each of ,'Mypoint isjhat it's notabout amazing events mat the Student Stretch Princess has a hit CD, Sonic Youth.The term "alterna­ sic labels don't have as wide a , The firsthourof the event was chairs and hardcore rules. Need­ The.infamous.Sabu took on ' where! am; but,the attitude I or Club X for one night; they us has used the opportunity/of Programming Council (S.P.C.) popular songs that I hear on the can live. Some of the upcoming tive" rapidly became a misno­ distribution as say, Columbia, so a house show,,the second was less tosay, Axl and Balls de­ .Taz later in the night the match being in Italy to pursue indi­ / bring, with mejhat makes the plans. radio, and they even had the lead mer because alternative music much of the later albums were taped forme TNN weekly show. stroyed them in .turn, ending the that should have been the main ' differencebehveen"temgbored*i events to look for are the Jen vidual interests as we immerse Willy Tyler &Lester also came song for the movie Teaching Chohen band and the comedi­ became very much the forefront released overseas (where this Openingflie-nightwere Spike mateh. by beating them with event in my opinion. Taz was ourselves in the culture.. We've or,seeing.the.experience of iri- to visit the McCann gym dur­ Mrs. Tingle that came out this and ordure of the day for most stuff still sells). The older al­ Dudley and. some cheeseball chairs just for fun. greeted with mixed sentiments, -ternational .traver^as'-an ans Spanky, Eric Garrison, and tried to avoid the "group men­ ing Parents Weekend This was summer. I can say I saw them Greg Carey. Check the bulletin radio and tv stations. Alterna­ bums are now officially out of named Diamond, escorted by Next was a three-way matchup some fans still showing their tality'* so easy to fall mot while opportunity to learria great deal another event carefully planned before they were famous, at one tive? More like "No Friggin print so the only few places Dick. The remaining Dudley of between Little Guido, Super. support, othersjeerin g and call­ about the world and .myself."; boards for flyers on times, dates, studying abroad. s and successfully pulled off by of their firstperformances . and places. Choice." I TRIED to like where an album such as ECW pulled out the victory af­ Crazy, and "TheNewFnShow" ing him a sell-out. This is be­ Alex has joined aconversation Anyway, as much as I would the S.P.C. This comedian and Soundgarden but they bored Hurricane's 'Slave To The Thrill' ter hitting Diamond with the Jerry Flynn. Super Crazy was cause Taz will be joining WWF exchange to meet Italians and - love to continue to share the amazing ventriloquist had the me. Their melodies were messy can be found are low-rent music "Acid drop." The crowd; as al­ the first to be eliminated, fol­ shortly. The match went back improve her language skills. We joys of studying abroad and the audience doubled over in laugh­ and lazy. The lyrics were de­ outlets and E-BAY. It's a sad ways, was on their feet almost lowed quickly by Little Guido. and forth,.but several tables weouldn't think of discouraging wonders of Italy, Ihave vocab ter, tears were streaming down pressing and whiny and the gui­ state of affairs when classics the entire night, screaming pro-, Jerry Flynn, still sporting tape later Sabu stood victorious. her solo treks exploring the to study, and I have to get to some of their faces. Willy Tyler tars were noisy and irritating. I such as Tuff's 'What Goes fahities and goading the wres­ around his injured ribs, pulled a This was only after both fight­ Tuscany countryside on foot, bed early. '"Tomorrow morning made the entire audience forget regressed and stuck by the true Around Comes Around' are ba­ tlers on (true family entertain­ fairly easy win out ... ers took a beating, with the bike, bus, or man. Debbieoever my Florence. Sketchbook class that Lester was made out of rock bands that I, and every­ sically inaccessible to anyone ment). . , / . Mike Awesome kept his match going into almost every speaks English on the streets. :, is going into the Academia to wood. I think it will always be a body else, has grown up with. Heavyweight Championship ; ;--"sketcK David. ' " ~~ • --"""•" Ax) and Balls Mahoney (who ...please$ee¥iiUDTSm,pg. 12 She is taking a Renaissance Ar- mystery how Lester * "hummed" Luckily, now that we are older ...please see METAL, pg 12. earlier in the night tookpleasure belt in abne-sided.match with THE CIRCLE THE "CIRCLE"

OCTOBER 28, 1999 "*J»Dt"* PAGE 12 OCTOBER 28, 1999 .mWmm ••• PAGE 13 Vy""*),. •^jV^?1"' found himself with yet another tives from the new partner,1 Detective Eddie New York Po­ Jordan (Jesse L.Martin). lice Deparl- • All of these ;cast changes ment investi­ ' have, actually proven to be a gate a crime goodthirig:; It has helped to and appre­ keep the show fresh. Yes, some hend a sus­ of the cast changes may have pect. The sec­ been questionable (many ond half of the Snilwapp people were upset when Chris show, the "or­ Noth got fired from the show), der," is like a with Mike Thompson but Law & Order was never lawyer show. vUl Will C about the characters anyway. It Lawyers from the district was about the plots of the epi­ Throughout the course of tele­ attorney's office put on trial the sodes. The constant flow of new vision history, there have not suspect that the detectives characters seems to keep the been many shows that have re­ have apprehended in the first writers on their toes, and as tained in their final seasons the half. The detectives seldom in­ long as the writers stay excited, same high level of quality that teract with the lawyers, and vice the show will stay exciting. It they attained when they were at versa. Though the premise of Photo courtesy NBC online. The cast of NBS's Law and Order. doesn't seem like Law & Order we're into You. their peak. This doesn't mean the show was not entirely has been on ten years, and the shows are bad. It is ex­ unique (the 1963-64 dram&Ar- get their man, or who they think new partner in Assistant District when a show doesn't seem as tremely difficult to achieve the rest and Trial followed the same is their man. It is never simple. Attorney Claire Kincaid (Jill old as it actually is, that is a same level of greatness year af­ format), it was unusual, and it This isn't Dragnet;, things aren't Hennesy). good thing indeed. What is also ter year. This is true for even set Law & Order apart from the as cut-and-dry and black-and- At the close of the fourth sea­ interesting is that, for a show in some of the best television pack. However, if the show was white as one might like. In fact, son, Stone left the district the middle of its tenth year on shows. One of the best examples not well done, the novelty of when the "order" aspect of Law attorney's office, and Executive the air, Law & Order is doing of this fact is Seinfeld. An ex­ the concept would wear off & Order takes oyer in the sec­ - Assistant District Attorney Jack wonderfully in the ratings, con­ cellent show, it dropped in qual­ quickly, and Law & Order may ond half of the show, this McCoy (Sam Waterston); took sistently ranking within the ity during its last season. Thank­ have been as short-lived as its proves even more to be true. his place. At the end of the fifth Nielsen Top 20. Also, at the end fully, the producers recognized 1960s counterpart. Thankfully, The lawyers for the district season, Logan got demoted for of the 1997-98 season, after this fact and ended the show though, it has since become attorney's office fight for what punching a politician, and De­ eight years on the air, Law & before the decline became too clear that Law & Order is any­ they believe is a just cause, but tective Rey Curtis (Benjamin Order finally won an Emmy for severe. Recent examples of thing but a novelty. it is not always easy. There are Bratt) took his place as Briscoe's Outstanding Drama Series. The once-great shows that didn't The crime that opens each epi­ often enough twists and turns new partner. At the close of the know when to say "when" in­ sode of Law & Order is often in the course of each trial to. sixth season, Kincaid was killed, . show is enjoying great critical clude Roseanne and Murphy brutal, is almost always a mur­ make old Ben Matlock's head and Carey Lowell as Assistant and commercial success. If any Brown. It is rare to encounter a der, and sometimes even bears spin. Also, breaking even more District Attorney Jamie Ross. of you haven't seen Law & Or­ long-running show that is as a striking similarity to a recent with the tradition of courtroom Then, after the seventh season, der yet, now is the time. The good as it was when it debuted. real-life crime. The personal drama shows, the lawyers don't nothing happened. The cast of new episodes of the show air Law & Order is one of those lives of the detectives are always win their cases. In fact, Law & Order actually remained Wednesday nights on WNBC- shows. In fact, in my opinion, rarelydelved into. In fact, they sometimes when they do win stablefor more than one season. Channel 4 here on campus. If the show has gotten even bet­ are hardly ever seen except their cases, they don't always This was not to last, though. At you want to check out some of ter as the years have gone by.. when, they are on the;job. Wolf feel like winners. There can be a the end of the eighth season, the aforementioned previous Law & Order debuted in 1990 (who is also the executive pro­ lot of.corruption in. the world, Ross left • the'- district' .. cast members,, cable, channel on NBC. Created by'Dick Wolf, ducer) focuses the attention on and sometimes justice doesn't attorney'sofficc, and Assistant A&E (located at channel 17 the series depicted crime on the the crime, and the suspect in the feel just. Again, like the "law" District Attorney Abbie here on campus) shows repeats mean streets of New York City crime, which is where it belongs. aspect, the "order" aspect of Carmichael (Angie season, Law from past seasons three times a (where it is filmed on location). While investigating the crime, Law & Order presents a grayer, & Order '.sHarmon) took her day: 1 PM, 7 PM, and 11PM. However, from the outset, Law it often gets a little gritty for the harsher, and probably more re­ place. Finally, at the close of the Whether you go with one of the & Order was not a typical crime detectives. There are wrong alistic courtroom drama than, ninth season, Curtis quit the old casts or you go with the show. In fact, the title said as turns taken and leads that are say, Perry Mason. There was a police department, and as this current cast, you really can't go much. The first half of the show blown, and not everyone is ea­ new boss in Lieutenant Anita current tenth, began, Briscoe wrong with Law & Order. is in the mold of a cop show, de­ ger to cooperate with the po­ Van Buren (S. Epatha picting the "law" side. Detec­ lice. Eventually, the detectives Merkerson), and Stone had a Knudtsen: i?CWmadness Danger fan. This is basica) ly the from Warrant is called Belly To lence, focusing more on just ...continued from, pg. 11 Thrill: Metal glory only difference between the two Belly and, while Jani Lane's vo­ wrestling. "I don't use chairs, groups: Bon Jovi MIGHT get cals are still melodic - the music corner of the arena, even into don't need tables, I don't want ...continued from page 11 played on MTV while Danger': itself is distracted and "brainy." the bleachers. Afterwards, Jus­ to bleed." He emphasized the We offer a generous compensation package with a long list of benefits Danger plays in...Japan. Also, Nobody listens to Warrant to tin Credible came out to go after professional aspect of wrestling, that nobody else can match, including'401 (k) and profit sharing plans, some of the better-known hard think. Other bands such as TNT, Sabu; beating Wm with his staff. saying that personal grudges in if you want more than just a job, why not start your career with the who wants to start a metal CD rock/metal groups have gone ' Kip Winger, Scorpions, and Rob Van Dam, Sabu's occa­ the locker room are put aside for company-paid medical and dental coverage, tuition reimbursement, collection. Interestingly :through major group changes, Vain did the semi-grunge thing sional partner, came out to break the sake of their careers. Corino world leader in mission-critical business software? Right now, we're onsite child-care and fitness centers in various locations, and tremen­ enough, it seems that EBAY (the, because of the changing times. too and it just didn't work. The it up, only to be thanked by Sabu mentioned that many of the best looking for new graduates with bachelor's or master's degrees in internet item auction) is where Van Halen lost their lead singer. albums bombed and most of the beating him once he recovered. tag teams in history, such as dous growth opportunity. Complimentary continental breakfast these bands and their rare al­ Iron Maiden has been in tran­ acts wound up going back to Taz exited solo. "The Rockers" Marty Jeanetty Computer Science or related Mis for "Bootcamp." This outstanding served daily. bums get the most respect. sition for a few years and Bon the original sound. 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OCTOBER 28, 1999 PAGE 14 OCTOBER 28, 1999 •its- PAGE 15 itraight byJORDANEIBLE she said. "We're concentrating goal by Marist, Shanks shot "a son. • ••• .:/ spreads will only reinforce our StaffWriter on our last two games to secure free kick past Beidler, making the That would be all the scoring chances." ; The Marist women's soccer a playoff spot. If we win both advantage 3-0. of the afternoon, as Marist won Marist is now 3-12-1 with two With the 1999 Major League gives him the edge over Jeff Scott Williamson. He recorded team, whose season seemed lost of them, or at least end with a That would be all goalkeeper 1-0. .-•:', games remaining. While the Baseball Season winding to a Zimmerman, Brian Daubach, 12 wins, 17 saves, and 107 after going winless in its first 12 win and a tie, we're definitely Mellanie Nai needed, as she Marist now has 15 conference overall record seems horrible, close, here are one man's pre­ Billy Koch, and mid-season call- strikeouts out of the bullpen. games, greatly improved its in." saved seven shots and pro­ goals and 38 total points in the victories in the next two games dictions for the post-season up Tim Hudson. Williamson was a key figure in chances of a Metro Atlantic What started off as a slow first duced the team's first shutout MAAG, which could be benefi­ will extend the season. award winners: AL MANAGER OF THE Cincinnati's remarkable run to Athletic Conference (MAAC) half against St. Peter's last of the season. cial if there is a tie for the final Marist played at Rider yester­ AL MVP: Pedro Martinez gets YEAR: Jimy Williams. He has the post-season that fell just tournament bid by winning its Wednesday picked up when The Foxes' next triumph came playoff spot; day, but results were not avail­ the nod over Rafael Palmeiro been baseball's best manager for short. two contests last week. Sarah McTurk received a cross­ two days later against Manhat­ Currendy Fairfield and Loyola able at press time. The season and Manny Ramirez. Under the last two seasons. Playing on a contender gives The Red Foxes defeated St. ing pass from Jenny Shanks at tan. Again Nai stopped all hold first and second place, re­ finale is Saturday at Siena at 1:00 normal circumstances, it is diffi­ Few people expected the Red him the edge over Preston Wil­ Peter's and Manhattan, bring­ the 34-minute mark and scored seven shots, while McTurk spectively. Marist, Niagara, p.m. cult to justify a pitcher winning Sox to make the playoffs in '98. son and Warren Morris. ing their conference record to a the game's first goal, heading it scored the winning goal. Iona and Siena will battle for the Captain Nicole Omeck seemed theMVP. Even fewer expected them to NL MANAGER OF THE respectable 3-4. past Chamaigne Beidler. McTurk broke the 0-0 tie 12 third and fourth positions. confident in the team's However, Martinez's season make it in '99 after the loss of YEAR: Jack McKeon over Head coach Tara Nichols said Only ten minutes into the sec­ minutes into the second half. In the event of a tie, bids will chances. was extraordinary. He won 23 Mo Vaughn. Bobby Cox and Buck Showalter. she is pleased with the team's ond half, Kasey Sibririsz put Forward Jamie Bierwirth be distributed to those teams "We know our role. We need games, led the AL in ERA at 2.07 However, Williams continued No one expected the Reds to progress. Marist up by a pair when she chipped a solid shot which hit with the most MAAC goals. these next few wins to get a bid," and had 313 strikeouts in 213.1 to work his magic with few come anywhere close to 96 wins "We're playing Marist soccer sent the ball high into the left the right cross bar. McTurk "We still have a huge oppor­ she said. "Our practices are innings. household names other than this year. McKeon's demeanor now despite our struggle in the corner of the cage. then deflected the ball in, tally­ tunity for a spot," captain Carie -progressing well and our shoot­ A pitcher should only win the Nomar Garicaparra and Pedro and handling of young players beginning, but that's past us," After continuous pressure on ing her sixth point of the sea­ Pluff said. "Greater point ing is on target." MVP when he dominates the Martinez. explain the Reds' rise. league. Roger Clemens in 1986 NL MVP: It was a race all sea­ Here are the top 5 baseball and Dennis Eckersley in 1992 son between Chipper Jones and teams of the decade: fall into this category, and so Jeff Bagwell. Jones essentially 5. 1995 Indians-won 100 out Young volleyb^ does Martinez in 1999. wins the award for his perfor­ of 144 games, but fell short in MAAC Football Standings In terms of value to. his team, mance against the Mets in a late- the World Series against... I Photo courtesy Jill Skotarcxak Martinez also stands out. He season series in Atlanta. For 4. 1995 Braves - the Braves' Garofola was MAAC Player of the Week earlier in the year. recorded nearly a quarter of the season, Jones finished hit­ only world championship team .MAAC Overall Boston's 94 wins, and no other ting .319 with 45 HR, 110RBL41 in a decade of NL domination. Red Sox pitcher won more than 2B, and 25 SB. 3.1992-93 Blue Jays - back- GAROFOLA: Marist Georgetown .4-0 6-1 byCLAYNORRIS Thursday's match against 10 games this year. NL CY YOUNG: A close race to-back World Series tides. Who StaffWriter Fairfield, but rebounded to de­ "She brings energy AL CY YOUNG: The only between Randy Johnson, Mike will forget Joe Carter's blast to feat Iona on Sunday. and feedback, much question is who finishes sec­ Hampton, Jose Lima, and Kevin end the 1993 Series? sophomore second in Duquesne 3-1 4-3 ond. Mike Mussina? Millwood goes to Johnson. This season has been noth­ Herzner said they cannot ex­ more than we have 2. 1994 Expos-but due to the ing to brag about for the Marist pect too much too soon. ALROOKIEOFTHEYEAR: Johnson led the majors with strike, we never got to find out conference in scoring Siena 3-2 3-4 volleyball team or its new coach. "We've been taking one step been used,to in the Carlos Beltran. He hit .293 with 364 strikeouts, and had ah ERA how good they were. They 22 HR; 108 RBI, 27 SB, and 112' Elizabeth Herzner, just two at a time, working through both of 2.48. With more run support,' started to dismantle the next for Sept. 15. past few year." R. Beltran alsoaoMed 16 out­ years removed from being a team and individual problems," his 17 wins could have easily season. . ...continued from pg. 14 Garofola said he understands field assists. Marist 3-2 4-3 four-year letter winner for the she said. . „ topped 20. 1. 1998 Yankees - the greatest that being a scorer put a certain Red Foxes, finds herself a rookie According to Herzner, having Jen Parker His season-long consistency NL ROOKIEOFTHE YEAR: team ever? to get where we wanted to be." amount of pressure on him. So Iona 3-2 • .4-3 :'• head coach of a young but tol-., a closeJeam is an absolute ne­ Sejiior Captain Last year the team consisted when the pressure of the sport ented volleyball team. cessity in volleyball. She be­ of 14 freshman and this year ten begins to mount, Garofola said <.- Coaching was always in the lieves in having a "you can't Parker said that she just goes returned as starters. Garofola he looks to his coach and men­ LaSalle 2-3 3-3 back of her mind in her playing beat me" attitude on the court. out there and tries to guide the said the young squad has ma­ tor, Bobby Herodes, ' days, but not necessarily where Along with mental toughness, team on the court. tured quickly because of the ups "Coach (Herodes) takes a lot she wanted to place her future. the Red Foxes have been con­ "I've always tried to be the The Rat Responds and downs of the past two sea­ of pressure off me," Garofola As fate would have it, Herzner centrating on serving and block­ leader, now I just have the title," sons. said. "He's been the biggest St. Peter's 1-5 1-6 by KYLE WOOD is now coaching players that ing, which are the momentum- Parker said. "It's not all that dif­ "Last year was rough because influence on me because he she roamed the court with not swinging equivalents to ferent from past years really." we started out by losing five pushes me, but he also prepares Canisius 0-4 1-6 too long ago. homeruns and strikeouts in Going into the season, coach The last baseball season of for 35 games, whereas Palmiero Wilson's son, Preston, who will straight before our first win," the me mentally." "I went through the same baseball. Herzner said she was confident this millennium is almost fin­ played 158. walk away with the honors. He forward said. "This year we Yankees catcher Yogi Berra Fairfield 0-0 6-1 things that they are going The coaching staff sees no in her team's chances in the ished. For National League MVP my hit .280 with 26 HR and 71 RBI. started out on a high but we just said that baseball was 90 per­ through now," Herzner said. "I glaring weaknesses in the team MAAC. Now, with only one But before we can forget choice is Vladimir Guerrero. He Warren Morris had a solid sea­ dropped back to back losses to cent mental and 50 percent guess you could say that it and blames the slow season on conference game remaining and about baseball until next Spring, doesn't get a lot of national ex­ son (.288 B A15 HR and 73 RBI), Columbia and Colgate." physical. Garofola said his helps more than it hinders." not jelling fully as a whole. the team far from the top, it ap­ the post-season awards must be posure but the numbers do not but its Preston's power that will Garofola's field leadership can physical preparation for soccer Senior captain Jen Parker To help with the bonding con­ pears that a MAAC Tournament handed out. Here are my pre­ .lie,.316BA42HRandl31RBI. lift him to this award. be traced back to high school includes five to six days of lift­ agreed. cept Herzner relies on Parker, bid will have to wait until next dictions. U ->; :.'.. • ; Chipper Jones and Larry where he was a four-year var­ ing and running in the off sea­ Kyle's Trivia "She brings energy and feed­ Mary Beth Koehlnepp and year. Lets first look at the American Walker deserve some votes, but This week's top 5 will look sity, starter and elected to the son, as well as playing three back, much more than we have Trisha Ramey, the three captains Judging by Herzner's attitude, League Cy Young Award. In an Guerrero had the most impres­ at the top 5 individual teams of all-county team three times while times a week during the fall. The New York Yankees have won 24 World been used to in the past few of the team, to bring the squad that could be a real possibility. era where hitting is dominant sive season of the three. the decade. breaking the school's record for "My speed is my greatest as­ Series Charrroionshins. What team has won years," Parker said. "Both of our together and then report to the "I know it's an old saying, but and itis very hard to find good The Oakland A's Art Howe is 5) The 1994 Montreal Expos. career goals, finishing with 48. set," Garofola said. "I play with coaches. The Bellport, New York quick turns with my back to the the second-most world titles? '• . •<}•'•'•ne w coaches (Herzner as well as 'practice how you play' is what pitching, Pedro Martinez was my selection for A.L. Manager This team was stacked (AIou, assistant coach Adam Parker said she thinks this is a we will live by as a team, and amazing and will win easily. He of the Year. His team had a $22.8 Walker, Hill, Wetteland, Grissom, native's ability to figure out op­ goal." LAST WEEK'S ANSWER: The Toronto Blue Jays Andrade) are very knowledge­ good approach. every game and practice is a big won the pitching triple crown in million opening-day payroll. and others) and we were de­ posing defenses reflects one of Speed also seems to be pro­ were the last team to win consecutive World Series titles. able and honest." "We work very well together. one," she said. the AL. He was simply domi­ They flirted with the playoffs prived of seeing October base­ his more interesting character­ fessional soccer's greatest as­ Parker and company have All three of us are team oriented The Red Foxes' next action will nating. and put together their first win­ ball in Montreal due to the istics. Just ask his parents set as well. Through the forma­ been trying to work out the and love to hang out with each be this Saturday when the Man­ In the National League the Cy ning season since 1992 while strike. about the time they got a new tion of Major League Soccer and computer during Brian's fresh­ kinks so far this season. Their other," she said. "Each one of hattan Jaspers come to town for Young Award is up for grabs. improving by 13 games over last 4) The 1997 Florida Marlins. the United States women's man year. record stands at 5-17 overall, us brings a different element of a 1:00 p.m. matchup. Mike Hampton, Greg Maddux, season — the biggest increase They beat the Giants, Braves, World Cup victory, Americans EARN UP TQ $1000 and 2-6 in the Metro Atlantic leadership to the team. Trisha • Then it will' be off to the and Kevin Millwood have in victories in the league. and Indians, on way to a world No one in his household was have adopted a love for the pre­ Athletic Conference. is definitely the motivator and Harvard Invitational Nov. 5-6, a strong cases, however, my One hundred victories. The championship. These were all very computer literate, so the viously European dominated *This Semester* Marist split its two contests Mary Beth leads by example, tournament featuring Stony choice is Randy Johnson. first team to make the playoffs teams that they were not sup­ novice Information Systems sport. last week. They dropped last both on and off the court." Brook, Harvard and Dartmouth. The Big Unit's record looks in just its second season. The posed to beat. It was one of the major took it upon himself to Garofola said he is proud of By Posting Your less man dominating (17-9), but biggest one-year turnaround in best teams ever assembled and learn the system and teach his soccer's recent explosion of that's due to the fact that his baseball history. NL West cham­ then dissembled. family how to use it as well. popularity and acceptance in Lecture Notes Online V^at^ Week? team never scored many runs for pions. 3) The 1993 Toronto Blue Jays. Garofola said the practicality America. him. He led the league in For these reasons, Arizona They were the first team to re­ of the technology is what at­ "It's great and well deserved," tracted him to the field of infor­ Register on-line now: : strikeouts (364) and ERA (2.48). skipper Buck Showalter is the peat since the '78 Yankees. Garofola said. "It's been so Football: Saturday October 30, @ Lafayette 1:00 Isn't it sweet to come back National League Manager of the 2) The 1995 Cleveland Indians. mation systems. popular all over the world for home? Rafael Palmiero must feel Year. 100-44 in a strike shortened year. "It's more hands-on," Garofola years and it deserves this type '(&. www.Studv24-7.com Men's Soccer: Saturday October 30 @ St. Peter's 1:00 that way, and an added bonus For American League Rookie Though they lost the world se­ said. "I think that's what really of publicity." will be the American League of the Year my choice is Carlos ries it would have been interest­ interested me." The young Marist field gen­ MVP award. Beltran. He hit .293 and had 22 ing to see what they could have Learning about computer tech­ eral said the growth in popular­ (888)728-7247 Women's Soccer: Saturday October 30 @ Siena 1:00 He had 47 HR 148 RBI and a HRand 108 RBI. Therearemany done with a full season. nology will take patience, a vir­ ity is also prevalent among stu­ .324 B A. Texas would have won other good candidates such as 1) The 1998 New York Yan­ tue that Garofola said he uses dent soccer fans on campus as the division without him, how­ Freddie Garcia, Jeff Zimmerman kees. when opposing defenses key in well. Volleyball: Saturday October 30 MAJsJHATTAN 1:00 on him. FREE CLASS NOTES! ever, the team would not have and Billy Koch, but Beltran was 114 regular season wins, "More and more people come been as balanced without him. a level above them. which was the second most "I try to actually keep a calm to each (Marist) game," he no­ X-Contry: Sunday October 31 MAAC Championships 10:00 a.m. Pedro was the most dominant As for National League ever, and a world championship. head and stay within myself and ticed. "It tells us they are see­ player in the league, but only Rookie of the Year, it's Mookie Dominating. not try to do too much," said ing how fun it can be and they STUDY24-7.com the MAAC player of the week are enjoying it." Swimming/Diving: Saturday October 30 SETONHALL 1:00 Stat of the Week Quote of the Week /agner's Rick Senile THE CIRCLE "I just wanted to do to I rushed for a school record them what they did to us 1198 yards in Saturday's loss last year." - Richard I to die Foxes. Zacchei, Marist kicker OCTOBER 28j 1999 PAGE 16 Zacchei's late field goal lifts Red Foxes

byPATRICKKEMPF in the first half turned into a de-" Loyzynski, who had three fensive struggle in the second, SlaffWriter catches for 100 yards, over the as the game winning kick was middle at me 1-yard line. Steve . the only points put on the board Weidl punched it in from there. The Marist football team im­ by either team. Zacchei's extra point made it 10- proved to 4-3 by defeating It looked as though Marist 3. Wagner in thrilling fashion Sat­ might be headed for another Wagner wasted no time in re­ urday as Richard Zacchei's 22- heartbreaking loss as Wagner sponding, putting together an yard field goal lifted the Red drove the ball to the Marist 14- eight play, 67-yard scoring drive Foxes to a 20-17 victory over the yard line with under tiireemin ­ of its own mat was capped off visiting Seahawks. utes to play. in spectacular fashion. Zacchei's last second heroics However, after the Marist de­ On first-and-ten from the capped off an impressive last fense held its ground, Matt Marist 25-yard line, Wagner minute drive for Marist that O'Connell blocked Garret quarterback Lou Simone was Circle Photo/Jcrciny Smith started with 1:51 left in the con­ O'Rourke's 32-yard field goal flushed out of the pocket, Miguel Reyes attacks the Wagner defense Saturday. test and 75 yards between them attempt to set up me game win­ .eluded several Marist defend­ again for a 30-yard gain to bring off by his 30-yard touchdown and victory. ning drive. ers and lofted a high-arching the ball to the Wagner 8-yard run with 4:07 remaining to close "I was a litde bit nervous," After me two team's traded pass that was caught by Chuck line. the scoring in the first half. Zacchei said. "I just wanted to field goals to start the scoring, Kinsley in the back of the end Miguel ReyesJpok.it in die The second half was high­ do to mem what they did to us Marist took over on itsown 40- zone. O'Rourke's extra point end zone from there on me en­ lighted by solid defense on bom last year," the sophomore place- yard line wim four minutes left tied the score at 10-10 with 12:33 suing play. Zacchei's extrapoint .sides of the field,leadin g up,to kicker said in reference to in the opening stanza. Miguel left in the half. made it 17-10. /~:' * an intense fourth quarter where Wagner' victory over Marist Reyes (15 carries, 66 yards) ex­ After successive punts by Wagner's Rick Sarille, who ran tempers and flags bom flew be­ last year on the strengm of a ploded for three big runs to put bom teams, the Red Foxes took for a school record 198 yards on fore the Red Foxes prevailed. last minute blocked field goal the Red Foxes deep into possession at die Wagner 43- 34 carries, took over on me next "I mink that it can really help attempt. Wagner territory. yard line wim 9:37 left in the sec­ possession. The senior run­ us as a team," Zacchei said. "It What started off as an offen­ Kevin Chartrand (12-23, 238 ond quarter. On third down ning back carried six times for builds a lot of confidence going sive showcase for born teams yd. 1 Int.) found Brian Chartrand found Loyzynski 53 yards on the drive, capped into the next game." Soccer falls to thinl in MAAC opener for the team, according to.Mullowney, who added mat head coach Bobby Herodes let the team know that it.was not playing up to its potential dur­ ing those games. The team managed to salvage Lone non-conference-victory "when.they defeated Philadel­ phia Textile. Karcz, Mike Schilling, and Richard Bradley, who netted the game winner, all scored in die second half to lead die team to a 3-2 victory. "It was important to get back Circle photo/Jeremy Smith on the winning side," Karcz Adam Searles controls the ball against Philadelphia Textile said. "We dominated the game the driver's seat of the confer-, and created a lot of opportuni­ byPETERPALMBERI ence." ties to win it." StaffWriter A week later, Marist traveled Mullowney earned the honor to Monmouth to start a four of being named to Soccer Heading into a conference game non-conference schedule. America's Men's Team of the game against rivalFairfield , the Chris Zititevitz netted his first Week for the week of Oct. 4. He Marist men's soccer team had goal of the season on an assist scored four goals and added an only two blemishes on its entire from Patrick McCall. assist in two MAAC wins. season. Brain Karcz added another off His stats also earned him the However, a loss to the Stags assists from Brian Garofola and honor of being named MAAC and two more non-conference Steve Murk. Murk added an and Eastern College Athletic ^ . _ , , , PI oio <.«ir Jill Sko-oiCT-d. losses dropped the team to third insurance goal off anomer as­ Conference (ECAQ Player of the sophomore Garofola has been running over the competition place in the Metro Adantic Ath­ sist from Garofola. Week for the week of Oct. 4. letic Conference (MAAC) and DeBrito made four saves in the "I was happy with the honor, Garofola guides Red Foxes brought its season record to 11- 3-0 shutout, his third shutout of but it is a team effort," 5. the season. Mullowney said. "There have On Oct. 6, the men hosted The Red Foxes next traveled been two other guys from our towards conference crown Fairfield for top ranking in the to take on Ivy League opponent team to get the award, so it just byRYANMARAZITI points (nine goals, five assists) shows how much our team has MAAC. Fairfield started off the Columbia University. A goal by StaffWriter and is a big reason Marist is sit scoring when Barry O'Driscoll Leslie Fitzpatrick and two by improved." tingat5-2.11-5 overall, and thia netted a penalty'kick twelve Michael Chirig secured me vic­ Marist fell to 5-2 in theMAAC, Manst soccer forward Brian place in the conference. minutes into the game. tory for the Lions. which places them in third place Uarofola is a take-charge player Garofola said that the turr Steve Murk then scored off a Marist men lost its second behind first place Loyola (7-1-1 joth on the soccer field and in around from last year's 4-5 con pass from Thomas Mullowney game in a row by falling to in the MAAC) and second he computer field. fcrcncc record is due to experi to even up me score. O'Driscoll Colgate, 2-0. Dan Rollins and place Fairfield (6-2 in the Garofola, a sophomore Infor­ ence tallied his second goal of the Brian Giordano provided all the MAAC), wim two conference mation Systems major. ha.s been "From the minute I steppec game ten minutes later to give offense mat was needed for the games remaining in the season he team's leading scorer dur- into pre-season camp, I coulc the Stags the lead for good. Red Raiders. before me MAAC Champion­ ng his first two years at Marist. feel everyone's confidence,' Goalkeeper Carlos DeBrito "Columbia was one of the big­ ships in November. ^ast year Garafola started all 17 Garofola said "But it was s made five saves in the 2-1 loss. gest and most solid teams that The Foxes' next action will ;ames for the Red Foxes amass­ good confidence because wc The defeat dropped Marist to we played all season," Karcz come Saturday afternoon at St. ing, 17 points (seven goals, still knew wc had to work hard 5-2 in the MAAC. said. "They were one of the best Peter's at 1:00 p.m. TheMAAC iiree assists) and two game- "We were disappointed wim teams we've played." Championships run from Nov. winners. the result of the Fairfield game," The two losses to Columbia 2-7 at the Disney Wide World This year Garofola is off to ..pfeose«eGAROPOLA,pg.l5 Brian Karcz said. "We were in and Colgate served as an eye of Sports complex in Orlando. mother good start, scoring 23