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1979 The ommeC nt, October 25, 1979 Bridgewater State College

Volume 53 Number 5

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This item is available as part of Virtual Commons, the open-access institutional repository of Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Massachusetts. The Comment Vol. LIII No.5 Bridgewater State College October 25, 1979 King DedicatesBurnell by·Sue Asci Massachusetts Governor The Governor was greeted by key element for a full life. Edward J. King pledged his support members of the college and area A large group of Burnell students, to the efforts of the Massachusetts community who were there to college faculty and staff, and state State Collegt!s to prepare· their celebrate the new school which and local officials listened to the students for job opportunities in the began as an idea twelve years ago. Governor's 'remarks. President Commonwealth's growing high· "There aJ.::e many, many jobs in Adrian Rondileau introduced the technology industries. the Commonwealth going unfilled Governor to group which had Governor King was a guest because the people available are not gathered inside of the new lab speaker at a special cermony trained in those areas," Governor school. dedicating Bridgewater State King said. Mr. Stephen Childs, Super· College's new Martha M. Burnell The Governor stressed the intendant of Bridgewater Public Campus School Thursday morning. importance of job opportunities as a Schools, remarked, '~In this

'!.- . Blomquist Debate Continues

Over a month has passed since On October 18th, a hearing 22nd. Also in his affidavit, Deep freshman Charles Blomquist, a between SGA President Michael explained his reasons for the note former: resident of Durgin Hall, Robertson, Great Hill President Mr. Blomquist was to write received a letter from Martha D. Rick Barton and Deep was requesting a postponement. '1 told Governor Edward King (PHOTO BY JOE MCDONALD) Jones, Asscociate Dean of scheduled, but Robertson was them that the College procedures Inter.national Year ot the Child, we development of.theschool from an Students, informing him of her unable to attend. This would be one could be delayed if their son thought are giving o.ne of the greatest gifts to idea to a reality. decision to suspend him from his of several meetings between Deep that was in his best iriterests. They children·-a place 'fbr learning". A large' poster-sized card of residence hall. This decision was and Barton c-oncerning the expressed interest in the possibility President .Rondile?lu expressed appreciation was decorated and made "pending the outcome of [his] jurisdiction of the Dorm Council of such a postponement," and "that great gratitude and appreciation to presented to the Governor by some judicial hearing," "due to the Judiciary Board. . if a delay was wanted,. the request all ofthose who-pla.y~da:part inthe Burnell'School students. incident which occurred on the The lawyer for the defense was for such a delay would have to come camous on the morning of able to get an extension to Friday, from their son himself in writing. September 21, 1979." . October 19th. On the 19th, the Mrs. Blomquist asked what such a The purpose of this article is to lawyer for the defense filed affidavits . request should say. I then wrote Qut Children's ~rp;1pt;jon On .. this. case for" Dee}:)'and Jones asWEiU·asa: on a. .•... P~eof .note paper •. the since· the last issue of The memorandum in opposition to the . statement that their son would have Comment. plaintiffs application for a to submit. to me in writing if he Deveiopmenru On October 12th, Attorney temporary restaining order and wished the College procedures to Steven Wise sent letters to the preliminarv iniunction. be postponed. I did so in order that defendants· informing them that the In Deep'saffidavil: of October they might show the statement to judge was requesting that they file a 19th he stated "it is my present their lawyer." In response to the Clinic written response to the charges by expectation that a hearing will be statement, "the Co:Iege would do October 17. 1979. held durin~ the week of October (Cont o~ -p.6) (Related story on. p.6) by Susan Leoni "Most hyperactive children are of of the Andover Public Schoo! normal intelligence and normal System ... .Professor Visits China- ability and have no impaired mental Just as there may be a deficiency function," stated neurologist Dr. in the maturation of intelligence, so h\l Lori Pgrker James Gilbert when he addressed !]lay there be a deficiency in the . In May of 1977, Ms. Thalisa and four days in Hong Kong. Their. person every morning to use for Bridgewater State College's maturation.. of the motor system,H Taloumis, a math teacher at the new purpose though, was not 'to washing face and hands." Children's Developmental Clinic. Dr. Gilbert'.saidwhen talking to the Burness Lab School, answered an educate Americans~ack home on (The water in China is not Dr Gilbert spoke to the Clinic's 85 students about the flawkward child.It ad in the Bulletin for Leaders, a China; it was to educate the dean enough to drink or wash with; member staff on Saturday, Odober In short, he explained that an math teacher's magazine, The ad, n American methods of teaching some of the towns in Massachusetts 20 on the subject. ~f . "Medical awkward child's motor system does asking ... for teachers who felt that mathematics. The Chinese share this trouble with the republic.) Concerns for FacllItatmg the not develop as quickly as it shoul& they equid coiltrib\·:.lte to a group of areai'TIing at the year 2,000 to be The Chinese did many little things Treatment and Education of Dr. Gilbert also spoke on the math teachers who were being equal to us in the field of science, so like this to make them comfortable. H y per act i v e and A w k war d subject of children with seizure selected to visit China, led Ms. they wanted to meet educatirs who Each group member was presented Children." He also defined disorders "Our role with patients T aloumis on a fun and very could help them to learn to teach with a gift by Peking's vice minister; hyperactivity as being "a distinct with seizure disorders is to.help informative adventure in China. She logic better. the women received a China tea set syndrome that entails distract ability them lead as normal .a life as wes one of the 23 people from 16 , Ms. Taloumis' memories of China for six. "The tea sets caused our and short attention span. possible," he said. Dr. Gilb..!rt states, who comprised the first math include visiting some of the nation's luggage to be overweight", Ms. Dr. Gilbert elaborated further on explained that there is still a great education group invited to China nursery schools, kindergartens, Talournisremembers, "and we were the subject of hyperactive children deal of superstition associated 'lith since diplomatic relations were primary and technical schools, and given them at the.beginning of our when he explained thatnine out of seizures' and there is still great resumed. universities. But her fondest, and trip. So we lugged them from Peking every ten. hyperactive children are concern among teachers about The 'group, which travelled by most interesting·' memories are to Shanghai, Shanghai to Kwelin, males and that this is due to a "what they will do if a child sufiers'a mini-bus, . visited the Cities of those of the "personal touches" that from Kwelin. to Canton, and t~,en maturation difficulty in the nervous seizure." On the other hand, Dr. Peking, . Shanghai,. Kwelin ·and her group of educators received on through Jap~n and Hong 1..\ongl, system that w1l\ eventually cure Gilbert noted that "many children their Visit. "In the hotel room~_ Her favonte memory of the tnp. itself.· . with learning disorders are having Canton, in October of 1977. They also got to spend one week in Japan in Peking", she said, Ira thermos was the 23 course.me~I serve.d ~o Bridgewater State College's seizures and we don't even know bottle of hot water was left for each h~r gro~p .at a meetmg WIth Pekmg s . Children's Developmental Clinic is a a~out them." Dr. Gilbert concluded - vI~e. ml~lster and rnem~ers of program designed to help children that most fear of seizures is based m.mlst~y.1t was servedfamdy style, with physical, neurological upon non-medical feelings and that WIth Sl:' courses placed o~ the table emotional or social impairments to seizures are in fact not dangerous to at a. tIme, . and. sweet wme :erved participate individually in .. v? .. ious the child. contmually dunng. the meaL The activities and exercises to develop Or. Gilbert spoke tothe clinicians kr:owledge .?f how to use c~oPmotor (coordinatl0111 and self on treatments of the various stlcks cam~ 10 pretty handy dunng esteem. The Clinic is held every conditions he described. He that receptton, she .remel1lb~rs. Saturday morning for an eight week part i cui a rly s t res 5 edt h e In general, health and polIteness session each semester. It is importance of cooperation among ~re regarded. as the. two ~ost located in BSC'S K!ttly Gymnasium parentsand teacners and noted that .Important virtues m Chma. and is under the direction 6f its quite often' "they tend to be Hone~ty must b.e .pre~ty admired founder, Dr. Joseph Huber. Dr. overprot.ective of the child; also, smce hotels In;Pekmgweren?t Huber is assistedbyan 85 member especially in the case of the J.o c ked. r n . C hm a, .. the ft I S staff of Bse students who volunteer awkward child in the physical unthinkable .. Life is so different as· clinicians. The clinic is visited education class." He further noted there, of course. ~erh~psthis is eachweekby various distingujshed ~hat many schoo~ systems lack an what Ms. T~loumls .wIIi remeber speak~rs who are experts in their 3dapted physlc(ll education best of her tnp to Chma. .. fields. This fall's lecturers have :wogram: Such a program would be We thank her,for sharing her trip included people from the federation highly rf"<;:(tffi':l1ended. '1 think that it \iV ith us; it is a true educator who can for Children with Special Needs, is very Important to tailor an teach people about more than her The Perkin's School for the Btind educat19.!1. properlY to make.iteasier These children in a Chinese elementary school greet t own subject major. on the child," Dr. Gilbert concluded. songs and stylized danc~. J ~--~------~--~ AS :'10VALl KMOWTfil$ IS C01.!..E"Gt' NO SEX,~O FOOD,I\JO WEEK. 'fOU AR'.S -ruSe it-.! YoUR SESr Bt:aAViO~. TIteR€' w/L~8e tJo LOQTING-, WATER. NO Sl-EEPIN'G-) ftJ0YAiVDALtSM·. NOCR'M,E ~o DUIV\B '5TUDENT'S \ STUDeNTS." .. ···~.WJ.·.... ·1 ...... •.... • . A} ~

\ Letters to' the Editor Editorials College Study Group Away from a college community To the students of Bridgewater itself with Afro-American and faculty, and administrators, is State College, . Social ActIon clubs in order to study endeavoring to re-establish this Self­ Last week was Massachusetts State College System Week. On How often have you specifically tbe minority problems on campus_ Stud~,1 Day sometime in the posters displayed around around the school describing the Open questioned ~,,'hat occurs as you As of this writing the premier relatively near future. The impetus House (an event taking place on Saturday and Sunday), the following tread your way ffCim class to class project for the Campus Study for this restoration stems from two slogan appeared: "See what the Massachusetts State College System following the daily routine here at Group is the re-institution of the All sources: 1. the obvious need for the can do for you." This led manv .to hplieve that the puroose of Bridgewater State College? Have College Self-Study Day. This (~xamination of the content. and Bridgewater's events was to illustrate what the State Colleges in general you ever questioned iNhat it means project, originally carried out in 1973 contex t of t he educational and Bridgewater Staie College in particular have to offer. Unfortunately, to be a student here and how the under the auspices of the Self-Study experien<..~e here at Bridgewater some of us learned some less pleasant things about BS.e. College is respo'lding to your Committe~, ~omposed ot..?Juclgnts. (Cont. on p.3) Apparently, some of the organizers of State College Week at needs? How often have you raised Bridgewater think little of the importance of students in an academic these questions only to dismiss community. The guest list of Sunday's Sherry. Hour and Appreciation them with a shrug of impotence ;:lI1d Buffet iJlustates this. Over 1000 were invited: administr-t-lti.on, faculty, apathy? How often are these Deadlin staff and selected student leaders. Selectea student leaaers,( AS tar as we questions answered by "I don't have been able to ascertain, thirteen students were invited: the President know" and"What can I dor and First Vice President of the Student Government Association, the Everyone here at Bridgewater has Presidents of the four classes, the President and Vice President of the had occasion to ask these Monday at noon: Classified Dorm Concil, the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson of the Board of questions. Almost daily one r::an GovernQrs. andofJhe Program Committee and the Editor·in-Chief of hear them raised over a cup of and The Comment. A select gj·OUp, indeed--exclusive of the executive coffee or as a complaint during the Ads, Advertisments boards of most campus organizations. Other examples of students being walk from class to class. But once left out:' student members of the Mass. State College System Week raised where does one go to find our Announcements .. Committee were not infromed of meetings; ·only one student was ·:.1 .vited the answers'? This is the unknown. to the luncheon for the presentation of the· fire truck-that student was This is the failure of the educational Tuesday at noon: Articles, invited after the luncheon had begun. as an afterthought; few students experience at Bridgewater State were informed of the time and date of the dedication of the Burnell College. Letters and Commentaries .. School or of the presence of Governor King at that dedication. Struck by the obviously (perhaps [ am being _too harsh--students were allowed to participate in malignant nature of this failure a State College Week activities as tour guides and sherry servers.) .. group of concerned students and A second problem that became eVIdent is a-growing sectionalism. faculty have come together to seek within the College. Again, the Appreciation Buffet and Sherry Hour are a way of remedying these failures. The Comment e:».amples. -For the most part, people stayed together in groups by Their intent: to discover the department and rank-~history professors with history with history meaning of education at professors, English professors with English professors, administrator,s Bridgewater and to provide a forum (established 1927) with administrators .... and no one seemed to want to speak to the few for debating and evaluating their students in attendance. Except for a few people who made an effort to, educational experience. Their Editor-in-Chief ...... Karen Tobin circulate and talk to people (notably Vice President Deep, Dean Jones, nleans: the utilization of every Managing Editor ...... Michael McEachern Peter Hartel; Vice President Anderson, Dean Hilferty, Cora Vining and conceiv.able avenue of inquiry, Dr. Asselin) there was a tendancy toward small groups of people specific studies and discussions News Editors ...... ignoring everyone else. The students present were often made to feel . and, more importantly, student ...... Audrey Oliviera that they ought not to be there. involvement. Cultural Arts Editors ...... Jackie Beckett These incidents may indicate a trend away feom the idea of a colleg(: ·"towards this end, this group, Sports Editor ...... ~ ...... Danny Hall . community and toward a divided campus. such a lack of unity would 'be. initially calling themselves .Advertisins M_an~ger .., .... :.:...... Robert A. Cote unfortunate because each group--administators, faculty, staff and "Educatiun For Change" now The students is vital to a healthy academic community. Campus Study Group, has been Business Manager ...... KMT meeting since last spring. In these Phd'tography Editor ...... Joni M. Dahlene initial meetings the goals and Graphic Arts Editor ...... , .,. Greg Dansak From here it looks like a Honda objectives of the group were Office Manager ...... Su~an J. Laflamme discussed and various areas of Distribution Manager ...... '...... James A. Calnan inquiry defined. In the project Assume you're the ~verage person. You are standing a good distance proposal which was drawn up last Contributing Edito;s .: ...... Sue Asci . from the street with a friend. A motorcycle goes by and your friend asks spring, the group detailed sixteen ...... T. Michael Robertson what kind of bike it was. You just might say. "from here it looks like a specific areas of conCern. Honda." There's a good chance that you misht be right because there Throughout the summer and into Writing Staff: John Banach, Gil Bliss, Ed Copp, Arithony are a lot more Hondas around than anything else. Even if you were the fall the group meetings have Costello, Elizabeth Fitch, Rebecca Foster Tom Leen, Michelle wrong, 1'0U really wouldn't be because you said "from here it looks like ... " been aimed at isolating specific If the bike was far enough away, you could conceivably mistake a B.M. W problems and designing methods of Litchfield, Joe McDonald, Lori Parker, Doug Schorr, Suzuki, Leo for a Honda. investigation. As of this writing three Wiltshire. That seems fo be one of the problems with life. However, you can't initial projects have been decided always be close enough to see the tank badge. If it were mislabled, you upon. They are: l.An investigation Art Staff: Charlie Billard. might not be informed enough to tell. into the role of students in College Photo Staff: Jack Duncan, Susan Fearnley, Gloria Such is the case with last week's lead story. It is one that we will continue governance, 2. The problems of t6 cover. I would caution against making judgements b.ased on what minority students, and 3. the Frederickson, Julie Girard, Gail Kyle. you've read so far. It is the nature of these cases that plaintiffs are restoration of the All College Self­ anxious to get the case before the public eye and defendants remain Study Day. Production Staff: Martha Anderson, Sheila Br~nnan, Susan cautious and quiet. (Remember that the plaintiff has had a head start in . These three projects comprise Brennan, Joe Downey, Rebecca Foster, Michael Gardner, putting his case together.) What I advise is that we all watch this story the initial investigations of the 'Colleen Goudie, Tom Leen, Kathleen Ljndgren, Ch..arlotte unravel as it happens and try to gain a more complete undersjanding of group. Further projects will be Mankus. the facts before we make ajudgement. Keep in mind that only thl2 court's taken up as the membership of the . opinion will count. It might well be a Honda--maybe Vice President Deep group expands and the needs of the is a two-faced backstabber. Orit could be a B.M.W.--maybeBlomquist is College come to light. Indeed one of THE COMMENT is a student· supported and operated ~eekly newspaper -serving the a desperate little punk who perhaps should be removed from BSC as the express purposes of the aC<:ldemic cO~llmmity of Bridgewater State College. Editorial policy is determined by th" quickly as possible. . Campus Study Group is to ast as a Erlitoe-in-Chief in consultation with the Editorial Board. Republication of all material printed I don't really know which it is, based on what I've seen. I suspect some coordinator for previously existing hen?iol is forbidden without the express written permission of the Editor·in-Chief. Letters to groups on campus, this being a the Editor Me encouraged hut are limited tll 250 words or less.Letters. classified wrong on both,sides. From where I stand, it looks like a Kawasaki, but I advertisments and all other written materiill are subject to condensation. Advertising rille can't be sure until I see some detail. ' laison· through which information available upon request. All ulrrl'spondence should he <1dciressed to THE' COMMENT, , Remember, there are a lot of Kawasakis around. and assistance is disseminated. For Bridgewater Stilte College, Bridgewilter MA, (~xt. 260 ot 304:: . I SUZOKl; example, the grQUp has joyolve,d , . -~ 1~·"~".: " ~',','~' -;' '.• ' > :~. :~_ . '';''': ~',::_,1~ O~tob~r 25, 1979 The Comment 3 GESTALT THERAPY LECTURE Letters: A d~cade. ago Gestdr therapists were considered upstarts in the psychologICal community. NoVJ, ten ).'ears latn, the original teachere have become honored professionals for their innovative and novel Campus [Announcements I approaches to mental health. Joseph Zinker, who is one of the original masters, will be in Cambridge, Saturday, November 17th giving a Study lecture/demonatration on the "experiments" which is one of the most EARTH SCIENCE AND GEOGRAPHY CLUB exciting aspects of Gestalt therapy. Ms. Sandra Bodmer-Turner , Director of Alternate Energy Systems in Group The lecture/demonstration is being sponsored by Associates for Boston, will speak Wednesday October 24,1979. The lecture will be held Human Resources, Inc. AHR is an educational center located in (Cont. from p.2) in the Library Lecture Hall at 7:30 P.M. Coffee and donuts will be served at 7:00 pm in S-309. Concord, Mass. and provides a variety of different psychological and. 2. aJ€.col1)endation in the 1973 services. Tickets toOr. Zinker's lecture can be obtained by caliingAHR report of the Self-Study Committee A HAMACY EXPLOSION at 259·9624. that this study was beneficial to the ·.""_ •••••• __ o_ •• __ .0, Ow • ___ • __ ••• _._ College and should become an On October 30th, 1979, the film "A Hamacy Explosion" will be shown in NEED INFORMA TION? .. ------...... --_._ ..... -----.- ... -.-.------.. -- .. -'-'0"- S-304. This film portrays some of the events following the eruption of annual event. Indeed this is one Don't k~ow where to go for the answers? If you have any questions about the volcano Eld fell in 1973 on the. island of Hamacy off the south coast of question that must be raised; why the fvanous teacher education programs at BSC, there is someone who Iceland. was this not established as an can holp. Dr. Ray Harper Dean of Prodfessional Education Education annual occurance? Open office hours every Monday 9-11 or by appointment. Room L311: GRADUATION The basic framework for this dalT o. __ •• 0__ 0_. _____ . ______. __ _ will center on inter·departmental Students planning February graduation must have a degree application BIBLE LANDS jOtiRNEY ...... -...... _...... discussions between students and card filed in the Registrar's office no later than Thursday November Professor Ro~ert·Brig~s the Bridgewater Foreign Language faculty alike. These discussions will 1,1979. 0,: Department, WIll be hostm~ a. Bible Lands Journey" schduled to depart concentrate on and ananalyze such Students planning May 1980 graduation must have a degree application on December 27, 1979. Thls·elght-day tour will feature visits to Jordan things as the extent to which the card filed in the Registrar's office no later than Monday December Jer~salem, N~zareth and Bethlehem. Faculty and students who might goals and objectives of the 3;1979. Thank you very much for your help. ~e .mterested m partiCipating in. this tour of the Holy Land are cordially departments are being met, the posiiioNs'iiV ..THE··NAiioNAL·sECURITy·AGENCy····· mVlted to contact Professor Bnggs for further details. Professor Briggs relativity of the courses offered and may be reached at 697·8321, ext. ·342 (office), or 697-7685 (home). " the vocational application of these The NSA will be giving its exam in Boston on November 17 for all seniors • ------__ • __ - - _ •• - _ •• - - - • - - _ ...... __ • - • _.' __ .0 _____ • ____ 0", ~ ••• 0, ___ • ___ • ___ 0 _____ 0 ___ •• ____ • ___ • ______• ___ • _. 0 •• 0 __ •• _. courses. The intent of these interested in employment with the agency. The deadline for applying is SENIOR PORTRAITS discussions is not to radically alter November 3. . The Student Government Association is pleased to announce that the existing departmental structure A wide variety of majors and minors are eligible, including chemistry, Craig Studios will conduct sittings for Senior Portraits from Monday, but rather to provide for a healthy physics, languages, math, computer science, communications, history, O.ctober 29th through Friday, November 9th. The times of the sittings and constructive forum in which . political science and public administration, socialogy and anthropology, will be from 10:00 through 4:00 and a sitting fee of $5.95 is required at the student and professor might and earth sciences. time of the sitting. Also, evening sittings will be held; those times are exchange views. It is felt that after If interested, stop in to the Career Planning and Placement Office for scheduled for Tuesday, October 30th and Wednesday, November 7th, these discussions the students, the additional information and an application. from 7:00 through 9:00 p.m. Sign up sheets are located outside the SGA faculty and the entire college will Offices on the Bulletin Board. These sittings are sponsored by your have a clearer picture of BOOK FAIR Student Government Association! themselves, a more tangible grasp The Parents' Advisory Council for the Burnell Lab School is sponsoring on why they are here and to provide a Book Fair on November 13th through the 16th. A large selection of new HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE DANCE objectives for the future. Also, books, most of which will be elementary books will be there. The Book Massasoit Community College is pleased to announce that on providing a student centered F air will be held in the front lobby of the school from 9 am- 3 pm. Wednesday, October 31, there will be a Halloween Masquerade Dance examination it is felt that the featuring Luna at the Roseland Ballroom, in Taunton. Ticket price is students will once again feel . PHILLIP CRANE GUEST LECTURER $2.00 in advance, $2.50 at the door. Advance tickets will be available themselves a part of the educational The Political Science Club of Bridgewater State College is pleased to through Michael Robertson of the Student Government, who can be experience here at Bridgewater. announce that Phillip Crane ,United States Congressman and reached at extension 422. The four years spent on. a college Candidate for the Office of the Presidenty of The United States Will ·.. ·.... FRESiiMAN·iii·cC)RD .. AVAiiABLE .. ·.. ·.. ·.... ··· .... ·· .. ··· ...... education are four. years of Speak at Bridgewater State College on Friday, October 26, 197911:00· tremendous opportunity for 11:30 AM in the Student Union Foyer. The public is cordially invited to The Freshman Record is available to all freshmen who placed orders personal and educational attend., this summer. The Record can be picked up at the Student Government enlightenment. But this is true when Office, located on the third floor of the Student Union Building, from 9;00 and onJywhen the students OASIS through 4:00 daily. This project is spons~:>red by your SGA participate directly in their Oli Tuesday,October 30, at 11:00 AM in SU1,Ms. Dorie AuCoin of the ···· .... ijOMECOMiNG··iicKETS .. oiisAL'E·· .. ·.. ···· .. ···· .... ·· .. ·...... education. A participation. that PROGRESS? excedes the norms of daily classes The Student Government Association announces that tickets for and tests. Also, education is a co· ATTENTION SENIOR EDUCATION MAJORS Homec,?ming events will gu on sale Thursday, October 25 at 2:00 p.m. operative administrator. But, do There is an excellent booklet to help you in your job search this year. It is They WIll be sold from 2:00 to 3'30 p.m .. and 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. In the many 0\ us here at Bridgewater \ee.\ entitled ASCUS 80, Teaching Opportunities ForYou,and iti~avail(1~le Student Ul11011Ballroom. These tIcKets WIll be sold very qUlcKly, so It IS .. this is occurs',) we ~ilieCMe~P~nn~gandP~cemen(rOm~:~~~~~1~t~~~~~I~~~.r~~~~~~~~~~~i.~.I~.~~.i.~.j·~·~~~~~~·~.~~~ covered: Factors used to select teacher candidates, the resume, getting regardmg tlcketmformatJon,please contat te Student Government oc'curing at all an fhatif ifis'itlies a job, the interview & how to prepare for it, overseas opportunities, Office at extension 421, 422. smothered beneath the day to day alternatives, and certification offices in the US.A. This booklet will be of ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: routine classes and bureaucracy. great help. Stop in today to pick up your copy. SSC JAZZ BAND Are we becoming alienated !rom our Looking for new members. Don't put your instrument away iust because education? We hope not, but, now is THE MAN OF LA MANCHA you're in college. Cmon down at 4:15 . 5:30 pm Tues & Thurs in the time and indeed the Need a place to go after the show? On October 26 and 27 after The Tillinghast-T 1, or contact Prof. Gannon ex. 293, or Steve Mills, Scott responsibility of everyone involved Ensemble Theatre's production of "The man of La Mancha", the Hall rm. 307, ex. 356 or 357. All are welcome. Especially needed; at Bridgewater State College to re­ Catholic Denter invites all ticket holders to a cocktail house. All theatre· trombones, pianist, tuba and saxes. establish the strength and validity of goers are welcome to extend a.relaxing eventing with free entertainment this educational experience. and refreshemtns. LAW DAY As a postscript there remains one At least forty law schools will be represented at Law Day at Boston aspect that bears .disclJssion. We .. ·sociAL·AciioN·cLvli .. ·.. ···· .... ·.. ·.. ·.... ·.... ·...... ·.. ·.. ···· ...... University on November 2. The undergraduate Pre-Law Societies of are all aware that in our techno­ The Social Action Club is a club that is made up of Anthropology, Boston University invite all pre·law and other interested students to utilitarien oriented society the roJe Sociology, and Social Work majors. We have many activities planned for attend. There will be an exhibit and intel:views in the Ballroom on the and validity of· the· liberal arts our following year and could use as much help as possible. Come, all are Second Floor of the George Sherman Union (Student Union Ballroom) college is soon, if not already, to welcome;help us help others. Every Tuesday at 11:00 in L-5. 775 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and a come under severe attack by those re.::eption from 2 to 4 p.m. "This is an excellent opportunity to gain concerned with relativism and vocationalism. In .light of this it is BE A HEART SAVER valuable information to help the student choose the appropriate Law Be a HeartSaver, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Do you wish to School," Dean Jordan D. Fiore, pre-law advisor stated. imperitive that .the liberal arts become: certified as a basic life support (12.00 fee for course m.,terials) college begin to re-evaluate and examine their position within and certified as an Instructor in CPR?(for those already certified as rescuers FRENCH CLUB . and who wish to be ,able to teach CPR to others.IS.OO fee for course On Thursday, November 8,1979 at 11 a.m.,the French Club will sponsor the contributions to their society. In a meeting o("Career Opportunities and French" in Student UniQn #l. this respect the Campus Study materials) Each complete basic life support course meets from 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm Mrs. Krastin, of the Bureau of Career Planning and Placement will be Group feels that the proposed Self· Study Day could only benefit and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of the same week. Sign·up lists for speaking. ' the courses indicated below are in the chairman's office, Department of enhance the College and also BULLETIN REGULATIONS IN MAXWELL LIBRARY stimulate the defense of it's Biological Sci~nces Dr. Owen T.P. McGowan, Librarian, has issued the following _programs. As current students we No. 1 october 30 & November 1 regulations governing student use of bulletin boards in The Clement C. all know of and savor the education No.2-November 6 & 8 Maxwell Library: and experiences our time here has No. 3·November 13 & 15 --Notices must be related to college activities. ... afforded us. And we all are aware of & No.4-November 27 29 --Notices must be stamped by the library secretary b.efore posting; and appreciate the contributions No. 5·December 4 & 6 otherwise they will be removed from the bulletin boards. It is requested that the liberal arts have made and No. December 11 & 13 that standard grammar and spelling norms be observed. .' continue to make to the vitality of special arrangements will .be made for scheduling the Instructor's -Those posting notices are responsible for removing them they are our society. Therefore we are duty- course. outdated. • bound to defend and enhance this ··· .. ···DIABE'i'Es··TODAy; ..iiii··TEAM·'A'P"i>Ri)'A'Eii· .... ··· .... ·· ...... --Notices should be on posterboard and should be no iargerthan 15" institution for the benefit of not only Dr. Clark Sawin, Program Chairman of the American Diabetes x 18" nor smaner than 5" x T.ourselves but also for .those Association, New England Affiliate, announces a Diabetes Sympolium --Notices of activities which will continue throughout the year students that will folJowus, Just as and Workshops scheduled for Wednesday, November 7, at Lantan should nevertheless be changed from time to time--or they run the risk of they are responsible to the students Restaurant, 43 Scanlon Drive, Route 128 Exit 67 South, beging Holiday being overlooked. to the students that will follow them. Inn, Randolph, Mass. form 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p. m. ' --No more than three notices of the same activity may be placed at Now is our opportunity, let us not Featured topics for Physicians and Allied Healthe Professionals will be the same time on library bulletin boards. . falter in these endeavors. Your "Diabetes Update"- Ronald Arky, M.D., "Sexuality and Diabetes"· Alan -.The library reserves the right to remove any notices considered involvement is needed and J. Wabrek, M.D., and Carolyn J. Wabrek, M.Ed. "The Allied Health inappropriate. necessary if the integrity of this Educator:The Keystone of Diabetic DEducation"- Patricia A. Lawrence, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~instrlution ~ to be m~~tained. R.N., M.A. If y'ou can and wish to help us Featured Works: lOPS for Physicians and Allied Health Professionals will .' e 0 m m' e' n t please do not hesitate to contact include: "Assessing DEducation Needs for Diabetics and their Families," T. h C . us. Contact can be made by leaving "Practical Approc ahes to Community N utritiom Education in Diabetes," · your name and how we can get in " Counseling the Adolescent Diabetic, " "How to Help the Family Cope ·n s touch with'you at the Student with Deabetes," "Managin!:J the Handicapped Deabitic," "Exercise and S. taft Meetl...... - .. Government offices in the Student Insulin Dependent Diabetes." Union·c/o Pat Randall Gesner. F or more information, please write or call the American Diabetes . at 11 a·m Thank you for your consideration. AssoCiation, New England Affiliate, 377 Ellior Street, Newton Upper Tuesdays. The Campus Study Group Falls,-MA 02164. Telephone:965-2323. ··-'~P~~~!:~!!t:~~~~~~~~~~f!:!e·f~~~~~~·fkE!t!~~ ..,~~~ Letters: Kennedy Years in Retrospect'" in University of Massachusetts Series of Distinguished Lectures "John F. Kennedy and His Legacy" to Thank you to IAnnouncements commemorate opening of John F. Kennedy Library at 3 p.m. Auditorium 1 010 Building, Harbor Campus, U Mass/Boston. For more information call 287-1900. Campus Police NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL The National Research Council plans to award approximately 25 '-"""wOMEl,is-"PERSPEEiwEs"'oN"'vioLENcli'-'AGMNST (Cant. from p.3) Postdoctoral Fellowships for Minorities in a new program designed to Dear Si;; provide opportunities for continued education and experience in WOMEN A Cultural Event- Speakers, FIlm, Discussion, "Sea JourneyH.women's I would like to take the research to Black Americans, Mexican Americans/Chicanos, Puerto opportunity to thank the Campus Ricans, and Native Americans. Fellowship recipients will be selected jazz band, DeMaulie Turner Dancers, Buffet Dinner--Boston State College- Tower Building Auditorium-625 Huntington Ave.- October 26, Police for such quick action on my from among scientists, engineers, and humanities scholars who show letter. 1979- 7:00 P.M.-Midnite·-tickets $4.50, with student I.D.-$3.50-Available: greatest promise of future achievement in academic research and They also went out of their scholarship in higher education. In this national competition supported at BSC Women's Center & Student Government 731-3300- Ext. 315, 316. way to explain to me what the by the Ford Foundation, citizens of the United States who are members procedures and regulations were of one of the designated minority groups, who are engaged in college or PROGRAM COMMITTEE concerning the opening of the university teaching, and who hold doctoral degrees may apply for a buildings on campus, and other What are you going to dress up as this Halloween?? You better start fellowship award of one year's duration. New doctorate recipients who tasks of the the morning schedule. thinking - You won't want to miss the excitement coming up soon! intend to pursue careers as college or university faculty members will Again, my sincerest thank-you for There's going to be a Halloween Costume Party on Wednesday night, also be considered. Awards will be made in the areas of behavioral and their quick and thoughtful social sciences, humanities, engineering sciences, mathematics, physical' October 31 in the Ballroom. Plan now so you'll have the best costume consideration. there!! sciences, life sciences, and for interdisciplinary programs of study. Sincerely, Awards will not be made in professions such as medicine, law, or social Kevin Mulkern work, or in such areas as educational administration, curriculum FORENSIC SOCIETY supervision, or personnel and guidance. Tenure of a fellowship provides The SSC Forensic Society invites all students of all majors to become postdoctoral research experience at an appropriate nonprofit institution members. If you are interested in Debate, Public Speaking, Group No Designated of the Fellow's choice, such as a research university, government Discussion, Oral Interpretation, and Acting, then the Forensic Society is laboratory, privately-sponsored nonprofit institute, or a center for for you. Competitions are held on weekends. A working schedule for this advanced study such as the Center for Advanced Study in the semester includes trips to Fitchburg State College, Southern Parking Lines Behavioral Sciences, PaJo Alto, California; the Institute for Advanced -Connecticut State, Bloomsburg Pennsylvania, and the University of Study, Princeton, New Jersey; the Institute for R?Search on Poverty of Massachusetts at Amherst. Any interested student should contact a the University of Wisconsin, Madison, wisconsin; the Newberry Library. member of the society or David Correira. Meetings are held on Thursday Chicago, Illinois; and the Woodrow Wilson Center for Scholars, at 11:00 in the PIT(across from the Communication Office). There are no J~signated parking - WasiUngton D.C. Toe deadline date for the submission of applications is lines for' car-poolers in the February 1, 1980. Further information and application materials may be. HUMAN PERFORMANCE LAB gymnasium parking lot even though obtained from the Fellowship Office, National Research Council, 2101 The Human Performance Lab in Kelly Gymnasium will be open to all the traffic handbook says "7& Constitution Avenue, Washington, D.C. 20418. sse students on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoons from park; 19 stalls have been reserved." 3·5. The 1andbook also states that, WRITING CENTER "pa :1g is allowed in painted stalls The Writing Center at Bridgewater State College ~xists to provide CHI ALPHA oni So when civic minded and students with tutorial help in writing. Students are free to drop in during Everyone is welcome to Chi Alpha, a transdenominational full gospel energy conscious people park in a Writing Center hours and discuss their writing problems and to arrange christian fellowship. Wf'. meet Tues. at 11:00 inSU 205. Come and meet place where there are yellow lines a schedule of tutorial sessions. The Writing Center hours for the Fall some new friends! but no "R ," an illegal parking ticket is 1979 semester are; Monday 8:00-11:00 am, Tuesday 9:00-3:00 pm, given to us. When trying to get Wednesday 8:00 am-1:00 pm, Thursday 9:00 am-3:00 pm, Friday 8:00am- WRESTLING TEAM justice from the pokice chief, at! we 11:00 am. The Writing Center is located in Maxwell Library 238 and can The Wrestling -.eam is looking for anyor.e who is interested in wrestling get is sarcasm and a contradiction of be called by dialing campus extension 545. for Bridgewater Sta~e College. Anyone with or without experience is the traffic handbook. Gettingjustice welcome. It is important to participate in college activities in order to from the SGA is n easy task, so why SMELL WORKSHOP enjoy your college years and the Bridgewater State Wrestling team can bother paying them the money we The Center for Leisure Guidance sponsors a workshop 00 SENSING on fill that purpose. Please contact Bob Flaherty at Rm 120, Kelly Gym do each semester if they will not help November 10. Are your senses dulled? Are you unable to relax and let every Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 3:00. the students. So will the people the . wor~d- i[.1? W.ould ..yotLlike... to...examine the interplay. between the responsible for maintaining that senses, emotions, and the body? Let the richness of life unfold ... for more BOOK FAIR parking lot get out there and paint information call 266·4646, The Parents-' Advisory Council for the Burnell Lab School is sponsoring sorr. ~ lines so that some semblance . -a-Beok-F-air-eA-Ne\T€ffieer ±Sth-tA-r-eug~€it-h. A large selection of new . of c.'der can be restored and we ... -... FAStING WORKSHOP books, most of which will be elementqTY books, will bethere. The Book students can stop _worrying about The Center for Leisure Guidance sponsors the first of a series of fasting Fair will be held in the front lobby of the school from 9am-3pm. getting a ticket or whether or not we workshops on Saturday, November 3. This is a unique opportunity in a will be able to get our cars out of the supportive group setting to gain understanding of the basic principles FACULTY WIVES CLUB lot. . and procedures of fasting and awareness of the role food has played and The Faculty Wives Club will sell instructions from items desplayed in Brian -LaFlamme continues to play in one's own life. for more information call266·4646. their 1979 and previous crafts. shows on Wednesday, October 31 and again on Thursday, November 8. A table will be set up in the Student FREE TUITION Union across from the Book Store from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on October Keeping the ATTENT[ON! 100% Free Tuition! Join the Massachusetts t>1a!::ional 31 and from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, on November 8. Full packets from the Guard and receive 100% free tuition to any state funded college or 1979 show and mini packets from the previous years' shows can be Bloodline university. Participating colleges; Community Colleges-Berkshire purchased. This is an excellent opportunity for student teachers to Community College, Bristol· Community College, Bunker Hill obtain fresh ideas and for everyone to acquire new holiday and gift ideas. Flowing Community College, Cape Cod Community College, Greenfield Community College, Holyoke Community College, Mass.Bay SENIORS Dear Sir: Community college, Massasoit Community College, Middlesex The United States Social Security office is currently accepting Please extend my sincerest thanks Community College, Mount Wachusett Community College, Northern applications for the position of Claims Representative. The positions will and heartiest congratulations to the Essex Community College, North Shore Community Coliege, be throughout New England. Starting salary is $11,243 per year and Bridgewater student body, faculty, Quinsigamond Community College, Springfield Tech. Comm. College, starting date is after next spring's graduation. To get an application, call and staff for their volunteer blood Roxbury Community College STATE COLLEGES; University of Mr.' Fahey or Mr. McCloud at the Brockton field office. The number is donations on October 11, 1979. Lowell, Southeastern Mass. University, U-Mass Boston, U"Mass 588-7849. Applications and requests must be in by the end of October. It is through the selfless' efforts of Amherst, Fitchburg State College, Westfield State College, Bridgewater SpI·;cific information on what a claims representative does is available in the volunteer blood donor that State College, North Adams State College, Mass.Maritime Academy, the. Career Planning and Placement office on the ground floor of the . countless lives are saved and critical Mass. School of Art, Worcester State College, Salem State College, Union. therapy is given to· anemia, kidney Boston State-College, Framingham State College and cancer patients. CALL TOLL FREE; 1-800-638-7600 RECRUITER SIGN UPS The 200 plus Bridgewater State If you're graduating in December or May, you should be actively moving College community persons that in LIBRARY SMCL dn Y0ur job search. 2 recruiters will be visiting camp\..lS next month. Tues. the blood drive were indeed A new brochure available at the circulation desk of the Clement C. Nov.~6.--Tom McCan. Seeking management trainers for the retail shoe welcome in a low collection period .. Maxwell Library- explains the services of Southeastern .Mass.· • industry. All majors. Friday Nov. 30--U.S. Air Force.·Seekingindividuals The units of blood were tested, Cooperating Libraries, better known as SMCL. In existence since 1968',. for officer's candidate school. Both technical and non technical degrees. processed, and on the way to help SMCL offers students, faculty members and other users of each of its All majors. Interviews will be half hour long. Signiup sheets are in the hospital' patients before the member libraries the resources of all of them. Materials may either be Career Planning and Placement office. Job descriptions and career weekend. borrowed in person by presentation of one~s college ID card, of a free literature are also available there. Sign up as soon as possible. You all should be proud of your inter institutional delivery service may be utilized. It is also possible to donation that helps to keep the Red arrange for phoiocopying· of materials at any member library upon Cross Bloodline flowing. payment of a riominal fee. Bridgewater's SMCL membership makes a Sincerely, total of nearly 700,000 volumes available to members of the college T e omme"nt Richard T ulis community. Participating institutions in addition to Bridgewater, are Supervisor, S.E. Mass. Southeastern Mass. University, StonehiIl. College, . Wheaton College, ARC BS NER Brockton Public Library, Brockton VA Medical center Library and Taunton Public Library. Needs a Business "Life of Brian" -·· .. ···s·itiiiENi .. ·ADMlSS1oN···"iii~ic(5uNT···ioR····wHoiE _Review WORLD CELEBRATION, NOV. 16-18 Manager The Internaiional Jnstitute of Boston is offering students a special Contested discount admission price of $2 for its tenth annual Whole World Celebration, New England's largest ethnic festivaL Regular admission to Responsibilities include basic Dear Editor, the fair, to held at Boston's Commonwealth Pier Exhibition HaJi from I would like to say that one does Friday, Nov. 16, through Sunday, Nov. 18, is $3.50. not have to pay good money to see i:l The Whole World Celebration features live -performan'ces by 40 of bookke'eping and b,udget movie in order to know -what that Great€!f Boston's best-known folk <;lance groups, including the Mi;mdala movie is about. I am refering to the

Folk Dance Ensemble, celebritY,hosts for entertainment segments, free movie "Life of Brian, II and the crafts demonstrations and .less6ns, free folk dance lessons, food and preparation. No preVIOUS reporters comment and inference drink from pround the world, free languag~ mini·lessons, and cultural that those who were picketing exhibits. Advance tickets are available at the Bostix ticket booth -at . against it who hadn't seen it Faneui! Hall orJrom the International Institute, 287 Commonwealth accounting 'experIence IS somehow could be classed with Ave., Boston. For further information the public may call the Institute at bigots and racists. 536-0075 or 536-1081. I myself heard about it from a necessary_ friend who told me that the parallels . (Cont on p.6) Octob~r-25:'1979 ~The Comment 5 IAnnouncements lI?s!,::~aters S~ekMembers NEW TRENDS IN FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT The Forensic Society is a B.S_C. There are some significant changes now taking place regarding caregory In the Phi Kappa Delta Depart.nent, is [he coach and employment organization which attends public- advisor with the federal government. The newest trends are given Tournament, which was a national of the group. Meeting are below speaking tournaments. Any student held to help new college graduates in their career planning. 1. The tournament. There the Gold Medal on Thursdays at 11 a.m. in "The PACE(Professional and Administrative may join. No special qualifications and the certificate of excellence Pit" which is an office located across Career Exam) will only be given are necessary. one time this year - in March 1980. Announcements will be in January. VJere achieved. from the Communication Arts and The members go to different The PACE is the standard entry level test for nearly all federal agencies. Professor Miskelly, of the Sciences Office in the basement of . 2. The tournaments in New England to Civil Service Commission is now two separate offices: Office of Communications Arts and Sciences the Student Union .. Personnel 'debate. There are also opportunities Management (OPM) and the Merit Board. The OPM is the o agency which for individual speaking. About once commentary works with colleges and agencies regarding manpower b . .. needs every and hiring procedures. 3. The Social Security Administration (the two weeks the team goes to a largest tournament. m It10 agency using the PACE) has n been given the okay to discontinue The members may enter into A usir.g PACE in favor of other application procedures. The one in most fal/or different categories of speaking. by Sharon Donahue appears to be an application/qualifications brief in which the applicant These are: persuasive speaking, Lily Tomlin once said "Wouldn't it be funny if we all became gives his/her experiences and skills and is rated upon these. If what we favorable, informative, after-dinner (humorous) wanted when we grew up? Imagine a world filled with cowboys, an interview is extented and hiring mayor may not result. 4_ firemen, Decentralization or impromptu speaking. Extempora nurses and ballerinas." of the hiring process is the new direction. More neous speaking involves current Isn't that what we're all doing here, becoming agencies will be reponsible for announcing their 'vacancies, establishing what we want to be when events_ Thirty minutes before the we grow up? Not that we use that phrase anymore. procedures, and direct hire. Of importance to students is: Now, it's what we Students student goes up to speak want to be when we get out of school since interested in specific agencies will be expected to do ,three we're supposed to be grown­ more of their own topics are posted and ups at 18. After all, only grown-ups direct contact with those agencies. And the student is can vote and drive. They just can't th'is is being encouraged. 5. allowed to choose drink alcohol (but I'll leave There is now an overall freeze on federal one. that alone. That's another story). hiring. President Carter has put There I doubt if very a ceiling on the number of employees are also various many of us are fulfillng our very first ambitions. The allowed in each agency (September performance young change their 77 level) that extends to September categories such as; the­ minds rather quickly. For example, a few years ago I '81. Each agency will have to deal oral interpretation asked my younger with its limitations to the best of classical sister what she wanted to be. Her prompt answer was of its ability. 6. The federal government is literature "A surgeont" increasing its commitment or humorous literature or (t he spelling is correct) which Amy explained was" a doctor to providing opportunities for experiential with education the reaking of original poetry. a mask". She shook her head when I asked her what a surgeon within its ranks, e.g., volunteer services, internships, co­ does, operative Groups of two can also make so I explained "A surgeon is a doctor who opens you up and fixes education. If there are any questions on this,'please feel free to your presentations. Two people can do guts." Amy paled considerably,"I don't know if I wanna be a surgeon! contact the Career Planning and Placement Office in the Student Union. an interpretation of a cutting from a anymore" She's lucky. She's only in the fifth grade now. I was not FALL WHALE WATCH piece of drama. Inprovisational pairs so lucky_ In the fall of 1977 I started at Salem State College Because may choose a card and have twelve with a nursing major. Why? I guess becuase I thought nursing of the popularity of the spring whale watch trips I have make was a minutes total to prepare and relatively safe career employment·wise (how many unemployed arrangements for a single fall trip, on Saturday, October 27th leaving RNS do perform. you know?) or because my older sister was a successful from P.town at 1:30 in the afternoon, This will be a five hour RN. God knows trip as the Another subject which the Forensic it wasn't because I was scientifically inclined! whales are further off shore in the fall. Cost will be $8.00/person. Any\l.{ay, after two years of Call me Society deal~ with nursing, I realized that at Ext. 317 or see me in my office Rm is debate. This is the best kind of nurse I would make was the kind 116 conant science if you want to broken up on "General go. Space is limited and the trip into three categories, Hospital", who take coffee breaks every ten minutes. is open to everyone on a first come first So, served basis. novice, varsity, -and Lincoln­ I had to revamp my ambition to a subject which had longheld my Douglas one-on-one). interest-Communications·and I enrolled here at BSC. What l'1I exactly end CARPENTER'S SHOP 'We're always' looking for new up being is unknown at this point, although I do have hopes of members," said landing a job like Mary We are an interdenomial national student John Ross, Richards on the old "Mary Tyler Moore Show." I Christian fellowship sharing the Lord who is the acting-President. know in mind I'm with each other. We meet "It's a setting'my goal a little high, but my heart can still see me Tuesday at 11:00 in lounge 4 across from the great opportunity joking with .information booth to gain alot 0: Murray, yelling at Ted, or throwing my beret up in the middle and Thursday at 11:00 in the Green Room. All are of welcome. experience in public speaking. It's the Boston Common while a male chorus sings "Who can turn the alot of fun and the travel world on with her smile?" --·· .. ··ciiiALPHA"PRA'VER.S-·- I'm sure that most of .... -----··- .. --·--· .. --··-·--·- -.-- .... --- .. -..... -.-.-- .. -.. ---- OPt~~tr~~~~sn~:~;:~~~~ all you who read this have your own ambitious over. In piped reams, hidden Do somethings bog in the inner recesses of your minds, that you pull o!lt you down? Do you feel like you need some extra help the past, the when you now and then? group has travelled to need encouragement. That's natural, we all want to succeed. If you have a problem, or a need or want just good old such Who support places as, the· University of needs to think about "the agony of defeat" when you can - we would like to pray for you. If you want someone to pray for Southern Connecticut, Fitchburg instead think about 'the thrill of victory'? Wff all dream of the day you simply slip a piece of paper with your request on it into when locker State College, LaSalle University in we pull up to our old grade number 249 in the Student Union(ground floor), Someone school in a brand hew Mercedes just to show' will be Pennsylvania, S_ Louis Missouri, the fourth grade keeping your request in prayer. Sponsored by Chi-Alpha_ teacher who said that you would never amount td and othe-rs. anything that he or she was wrong. ----·-·~pjciiiip-yOiiR·iioiiiiGiFpiACEMENF'iiNNUAi·~ .. ······ -t;o~'m~sMi~f~~~~a~~~)T An invaluable ·"i w help to you in your job search this year is the College certifjc~te o{1t!t~~~fltl'(Jm:f'1::'i' Placement of excellanceo InSt. Louis wanted to be when he grew up gave Annual. It contains information on over 1200 companies and a one-word answer: "Perfect"'. agencies which there was a special discussion recril't nationwide for all college majors. To get you free copy, come to the Career Planning and Placement office. Supplies are limited, so these will be given out on first come-first sr;rved basis. It also contains valuable information on how to write a resume, the job sei;J.rch, graduate school, and other useful information. A TTENTION SENIORS Graduate School··For thqse considering graduate and The professional Waltons' school, now is the time to start planning. Reference books and considerable information on schools and the process are available in the Career Planning and Placement Office. If you need or want to take the Graduate Record Examination, the next one offered ison December 8, 1979 at BSC. The deadline for applying is Novem5er 7. Applications for the GRE and other grad/professional school entrance exams are available in the Career Planning and Placement Office.

EXPANDED POL YSTYRENE INDUSTRY SCHOLARSHIP The Expanded Polystyrene Division of The Society of the Plastics Industry has just rung the .opening be.lI in its Third Annual Scholarship Award Competition. University students have the opportunity to win up to $1,000 for innovative and practical uses of the polystyrene foam material. Previous winners have come from. Pennsylvania State, Bridgeport University, M:I.T. and Michigan State. Imagination and skillful interpretation of an idea brought ca~h awards to students in schools of Architecture, Engineering, Industrial Design and Business Administration. The material is most familiar as the white foam molded package that locks delicate merchandise into protected space, or as the foam cup that keeps drinks hot or cold. It lends itself to countless other Walton uses, and the competition calls on all students' creative abilities to initiate new concepts. Preliminary entries are judged on the basis of freshness Saturday Special 4pm to 8pm and feasibility and students are advised to coptimlewith worthwhile projects. Entry blanks are now available in fh,e Dean's office or by request to The Society of the Plastics Industry, 3150 Des Plaines Roast Prime Rib Avenue, Des Plaines, IL 60018. Final judging will be duringthe Expanded Polystyrene Division's. Annual Meeting in March . $6.95 ...... ~""""""""""".-""""""""""" ...... -...... -...... _... --:...... -.

TRUSTEE POLICY REGARDING DEBTS "It is the policy of the Board of Trustees of State Colleges and of each of Open Mon. through Sat. 7am its member State Colleges, effective September 20, 1979, that to8pm students or former students at any of the State Colleges who are listed by the· financial office of said State College as having unpaid debts for tuition, room, board, medical or other College related charges where 42 Central Square said .debts have not been discharged by operation of law or where deferred payment of said debts has not been agreed to by said Colleg,e will not (1) be issued any diplomato which said student might otherwise be entitled; (2) be permitted to register for any program at any StatE' College Bridgewater for which said students might otherwise be elibible; and (3) be furnished a certified copy of any State College transcript (unless said transcript is needed to obtain any benefits related to s,ervice in the United Home States Cooked,Meo,ls armed forces) although said students will be entitled, upon request, to inspect and review uncertified copies of their transcripts." 10% 'off with student ID by Pat Randall·Gesner principles to follow in constructing science.don't give up, The Captain Students! Did you notice a your own pseudo-science: I, A offers franchises in hi,:; own strange aura of "Good vib~s" coincidence in the hand is worth two successful con. Peruvian Pick-up emanating from the Student Umon in the bush (play up coincidences); Sticks. For on!v ~49. 95. you can BallrGom last Wednesday night? If 2. A purpose to everything and receive a kit that, will help you to you did not investigate, you missed everything to its purpose; 3. The predict the future (and make your the appearance on campus of taller the story, the harder it falls (be fortune!). Any student who missed Captain Ray of Light. Captain - inventive and far-out, they'll never the chance to buy a rranchise Who? Captain Ray of Light! ~he believe you could make THAT up); directly from the Captain, take Captain was brought to campus by 4. Even physics isn't all that precise heart. Orders are still being taken by the Student Government (so I'm not perfect, everyone makes Professor Steven Sanders of the Association and the PHILOSOPHY mistakes); 5. Science is numbers Philosophy department. department. and gauges (use graphs, they You must have guessed by now The Captain bills himself as a confuse people); 6. Say no to that the whole performance was a "psychic explorer", who show~ .his nitpickers (refuse to be defensive, spoof to bring to light the absurdity ~udience how to make a mllhon be offensive). Once you have of the pseudo-sciences. Captain dollars, by constructing their own mastered these six easy Ray of light is , in truth, a not-so - pseudo-sciences. He has cor:nposed principles, you can go on to mild-mannered associate professor two pseudo -sciences of hIs own: construct your own pseudo- in philosophy, Douglas Stalker, alphabetology (as opposed to , science. You can dupe the world" from the University of Delaware. numerology) and fascinating like Yuri Geller and Jeanne Dixon, Prof. Stalker; attended the rhythms (as opposed to and become a millionaire. University' of North Carolina .at. biorhythms). According to the If you are not inventive enough to Chapel Hill (with Prof. Sanders),' Captain. there are six fundamental develop your own pseudo where he receiyed· his doctorate in

philosophy. He is the author ot a beheve in the pseudo-sciences Letters To Editor Cont. . book on the philosophy of anyway, He had to reach the people senous d b r 'th S now he with Jesus' life were very obvious; language Deep'Structure. At the' who 0 e leve In em. 0 and that most people would make "Outraged and " there is enough discipline in any Universit'y of Delaware, he teaches has b.rought his crusade before that connection. I can't help but ;i' the already required courses .. :" I s in Clear Thinking and his tepubhc. Eyen though he treats the wonder if this is what the authors Stating that there is discipline In -fn~=::st in debunking arose from subject humorously, Dr. Stalker had in mind from the first. Dismayed" other subjects hardly proves that, as these classes. For several years, Dr. takes the problem. of the pseudo" Now what about those "sign he contends, foreign language study Stalker did scholarly iectures to sciences very senously .. He fee~s Dear Editor: wielding types" The Com?"ent does 'not also teach discipline. variou$ philosophical groups on that he can atract atte~tlOn to hiS I am both outraged and dismayed writer in one loaded phrase tnes to Discipline is a necessary debunking, But he found that he message by going completely to learn that the SGA has chosen to put down and disregard. Who were consequence of academic was talking to people who did not bizarre." resist the proposed change they, and what were they really in the excellence. Perhaps Mr. Feingold is foreign language GER. I thought trying to accomplish? Who they either unwilling or unable to meet were is easy enough to answer. that they we:re made of sterner stuff. the challenge. Either' 'way, his point Instead of exemplifying the very They were concerned citizens, should be dismis~,ed outright. Hearing is Tonight Christians for the most part; best attributes of lE:adership, they Moreover, studies have shown responsible people with families have opted instead ·to advocate a that the language which one speaks by Suzuki been. told by Vice President Deep who had enough guts and concern retreat from academic'. challenqe: . affects the way one looks at the On October 12, Mr. Richard A. that he does have jurisdiction, as instead of striving for excellence and for ..their fellow man to peacefully an d Barton, President of the Great HIll stated in New Dimensions on page. J and nrid knowledge, they assert that world: Herein I suggest c: be Dorm Council allegedly sent a letter speak out against somethin~ they some at the many benflts of foreIgnfOlJ~ 43 "within the residence hall or its3 believe is working to undermIne the we pursue mediocrity in. o~r language study. Americans ahve to the Office of Student Life. immediate grounds," Mr, Barton education; they feel that whIch IS very foundations of our society., long been held in global contempt "We, the Dorm Council hereby was disturbed by the lack of difficult, ought not be, required. I Let me ask The Comment wnter for our upity attitude toward non- turn over all possible rights of the definition of "immediate grounds" couldri't disagree more", a direct question: Do you consider English speaking peoples. By matter concerning the hearing of and hopes that one of the things that Anyone who doubts that students will come out of this case will be a ,th~P~9P'~ who q:i~dt9,>Q:ve:r r~n the learnin. 9 .even a., .sm.. attering of Charles Blomquist over. to .. the follciwthepathbf l~stresistance, clea.r· nuclear plant in New HampshIre as another persons, natIVe . t ongue, 0 ne'1 Student Government Association definition of .immediate needdo one of the foI/owing: 1) looi< "sign carrying types?" If you do then will clearly see that we are all Court." grounds. He felt that, a :nap or at least you are consistent. If you at the well·worn paths. in the members of the same kind and that On October 23, Mr. Barton sent a regulations expressed. In distances don't let me assure you that what greenery around the c~mp~s, 2) the barriers between us, such as letter to Mr. Charles Blomquist s in terms of feet or yards would be attend a class with Dr. EmIl Maler, of the outside of the movie language are not insurmountable. Is summoning him to appear befo~e , desirable. According to Mr. Barton ~eople the BSC Earth Sciences were protesting against was far language essential? No, only if you the Judicial Board of the Great Hill the power to determine wh~t Department or 3) re",~. ~Jeff more dangerous to all of us tha~ any want to help make the world a better Residennce Hall to answer charges constitutes immediate grounds IS Feingold's opinion artidem'... last nuclea plant. A nuclear plant may place and yourself a better person. of possession of marij~ana ~lth vested in the Vice President of week's Comment, "Language threaten our envircmment as' do, In conclusion, let me say that intent to distribute in the ImmedIate Student Services,Mr. Deep. GER". Mr. Feingold not only. fails to cars chemical companies, and litter those who want to have degree area of Shea/Durgin Residence According to Mr. Barton the make his points convincingly, but bug~; but Python's movie an~ m~ny based on less, and education HaiL hearing" except for an eX7~uti~e others like it are a contnbutmg ,moreover bases his arguments on without challenge, follow Mr. Why the change? In a telephone session when the actual deCISIon IS factor in the moral and cultural logic which is both contraclistory as Feingold's example. Before you do, interview with The Comment last made will be open to all. Also, Mr. decay of our society. Why do I say well as specious." , ask yourself, which do you want: a night Mr. Barton stated "1 hav no Blom~uist will be allowed to have his that? Well just briefly to defend my To begin with, refusing to sign the degree or an education? choice in the matter," He expial,:ed7 lawyer Steven Wise with him., SGA petition in no way re~ect.s position, what is happening i~ the James B. DuPont that the original reason for turmng The hearing will take place In the one's opi nion. of stude nt dehumanizing process by whIch a Poli-Sci Major the matter over to the SGA wa~ that Shea lounge at Great HIll at 6: 15 human being dehumanizes another involvement in policy appro\!al p.m. tonight, and, as stated before and/or development. By attempting· Class of 1980 he did not feel the dorm councll.had human being, so that he may proper. juristiction. He has SInce all are welcome to attend. disregard and even hate the other to ohfuscat~ the main issue:, Mr. Feingold is .resorting to a hlghly person. The dehumanized p~rson can now be looked upon as a thmg, , questionable tactic in his effort to gain support for hIS cause. Why not an object not 'worthy of love an~ stick to the merits of the issue? respect. As examples: in the ~yes Secondly, Mr. Feingold ofa trick, how does a prostitute Suit Continues apparently feels that. students differ from a wife? And in order to should not be compelled to takp, (Contlrom. p.l) stay sane, how must a soldier think Attorney Wise will represent foreign language on the grounds 'nothing to prevent his gaining otHer students who occupy rooms of the man he is killing who happens that, " .. .forcing an unwilling student tliere. I reached this conclusion on Blomquist at this hearing. to be on the other side? Have you . acceptance to another college." (if to take (a subject) will do him no the basis of the fact that Mr. On Wednesday, October 24,th, ever heard a group of Viet Nam he requested the postponement and good ... he'll be completely turned Blomquist had been charged, on Deep held a closed-door session G.L's sitting in their bunker talking . left the College). In his affidavit, off... his attitude will be severely what I deemed to be very credible with the dorm court. Sophomore . a.bout the VC (not to mention their Deep explained, "I told them that damaged... " I would agree but would evidence, with possesion of senator Michael Graff attempted to talk about Vietnamese girls)? I have. any disciplinary recordswould be no not confine that contention merely marijuana with the intent to sell, and attend this meeting and was told Well this process of dehumaniza· impediment to a transfer since they to foreign language. Anyone who that the presence in a dormitory of that'it was not open to hir:n. , tion sta'rts out innocently enough. would not be released unless theIr must be forced to acquire anyone credibly charged with Remember, the hearing IS tOnIght First we make jokes, .then the jokes son authorized their release." knowledge would probably be having the intent to sell marijuana at 6: 15 in Shea Lounge, ·All become more and moredisrespectfu1, In her affidavit, Dean Martha better off without it, regardless of was utterly inimical to the health and interested parties may attend. cutting and vicious, until .. w~at was Jones responded to Blomquist's the subject. Moreoyer, anyone who safety of other students_" •.•...... : once viewed with respect, IS n?w claim that he did not know his due In light of the October 12th letter laughed at with scorn and must be forced to acquire knowledge process rights; "l then explained in would probabfy be better off of Rick Barton passing jurisdiction : The Comment: contempt. Sacred things are no w.itlviut. detail to Mr. Blomquist the on to the SGA, SGA President longer sacred. Institutions and id.eas a college degree, Mr. Feingold ought disciplinary procedures that would Michael Robertson attempted to which served to hold-::our socIety to remember that everyone here is be followed at the College in : Needs Artists,: of legal age and that they applied adjudicating the questions whether contact Rick Barton on Saturday, · . . fog ether in a positive way are October 20th, because he had not dragged through the mud and voluntarily; we. are all deg~ee he was guilty of any violation of :' Writers, ': been notified whether the SGA or trampled on by, people. wh9 care candidates' and as such are askIng College policy and, if so, what if any BSC . to . confer, a degree upon us Dorm Court had been giv,en the only about their own profit and sanction might be imposed. I based on what the, c'ollege case. ~ Photographers~ amusement. showed Mr. Blomquist the community feels is essential to merit The people who protested "Life of procedure set forth at pages 40 to 46 Robertson talked with Kathy • one. I speak not of. the college Chambers, Vice President of =- and Other • Brian" were standing out there of the document entitled New • • community as BSC alone, but of all Shea/Durgin Dorm Council, on the • because they knew that when Dimensions ... " Furthermore, "At no : Workers. • institutions of. higher learning many time did I sugest to· Mr. Blomquist 21st to see if the case had been ,.• someone (such as Jesus) can not be of which have even tougher in their court. Ms. • made fun ofdirectly, that it is first that a hearing should not take place sch~duled • • standards than ours. Chambers assured him that the • done ,indirectly. Those people also or that he should waive his right to • Thirdly, as to .whether or not case had not been scheduled in their such a hearing." She also explained ': M·eetings •It know that more movies will follow, language 1) teaches discipline court. • each one undermining our humanity her reason for Blomquist's • On October 23rd, Barton called a • by attacking (first in the guise of fun) or· is Ej.5sential,· let me. sa,y the eviction: "I then told Mr. Blomquist : at 11:00 a.m. • following it does and It ls.M~. meeting of the dorm court to hear • • the very one who makes us human. that his continued presence in the Bruce Reese Feingold's paucity of reason here IS dormittory, Shea/Durgin Hall, was a the case on Thursday, October 25th : on TuesdatlS : astounding. First he states that at 6: 15 pm in Shea/Durgin Lounqe. •.....•...... ~ ..... ~ Graduate Student threatto the health and safety of the Octob~r 25, 1979.. _The Comment 7 o rn r di tes wSchool

T op~ Governor Edward King and aid arrive by helicopter at the Swenson Fields. Middle Left·Vice President Deeppoin1s out the new Burnell Complex to the Governor. Middle Right- Governor King greets Campus Security Chief Fortunato Graca. Bottom Left- President Adrian Rondileau greets Governor King. Bottom Right- Governor King shakes . hands with some of the Burnell Stud,ents.

" ri 8 The Comment October 25,'1979

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ane I.\leiis pursues amldst liberal use rourines and the lWO pIa}' well uf! a great tirne v,:ith Alexis ~mith tthe of tlashing colors on the screen. The each ott-.er. The young guitarist star - a great star at t hat) and the time machine rises in the air. and rhe sings the lead vocals on "Don't Stop ""'hole gang at the Chicken Ranch direclor uses a myriad')! c heaD Me From Cr}'ing". d song '''-'hich hos (that is the whorehouse). Th(' efforts try'ing to con\!'e~' the feeling or recE:i'.ed considerable airpla~,: on Chicken Ranch 1S I.'.'her.e ali the fun is passing through a time 'l'.'arp. 80S!!'"! ;Jl:ogressive stations and h had· and if vou want to be part of it, H~G. drrll,,/es sounds like a sure hit \\.'h8i1 n~ ~ar; the~) get or if ~,'ou ha\~e ne'.er bef'n th'e Ranch. Francisco. a cc~r:tract. tim;? I suggest ~,:uu go' machine flies 0'c'erland Cr.e! CahilL a former student as weli as at The actin:; is great - the musical through time. As if things \\"er21:', Ber:":ele,;: School of Music is their numbers are outstanding - and the bad enough ;:dread:,-'. Wells chases bess c:;uilarist c.nd he is a small. fier> dance numbers srop tl~e show all the Jack rhe Ripper out of a budding m u SiC ian. \\.' h 0 sin g s goo d time. At the end. :.,'()u "vill be glad after an unsuccessful attempt background I..'ocals and is ck t to well­ that ~:ou made a visit to the convince him of' the merir in respected for his musicianship. His Whorehouse. returning for execution. Jack feels bass iinedri~les man'",' of Luna's by Joe McDonald I fell in love with Alexis Smith. more at home in this time ofvioience songs. especially 'the Cage" and NEWS, REVIEWS TO MUSE v,;ith her s!~rJish costumes and OVER at strife than he did in lafe 19th 'The Ugliest Man in the World". The recent MUSE con.::::erts sexy sty:e II couldn't help it). Well for a non-Nuclear Future at the Madison century' England. corMan) to The other n.lJo musicians Square the are it '.lJas one more time I fell in love. Garden (Sept. 19·23) is expected to have drawn in approximately ~'ision of UTopia qually adept that VJells had at their instruments and iT '.vill be one more $750,000 for the· anti-nuclear movement. Performers foreseen time you who appeared for our time. However. and sing background vocals, Bob wiil during the fi\,ie nights inclUded Jackson iall in !o\'e. too. Browne, the Doobie Brothers, Jack gets hit and killed b~i an Brandon play'S kevboards ?lnd John Hall, Graham Nash, Bonnie Raitt. James Taylor, Carly Simon, autornob:le. NOI.'.' the director has piano. and Joe Petrozelli handles Chaka Khan. R~' Cooder. Gil Scott-Heron, Peter Tosh, Bruce taken us through 45 minutes of a the drumming chores for the bane:. ENSEIv1BLE THEATRE Springsteen, Jesse Colin Young & Willie Ne!son. An album of the tlNo-hour t1ick anj the rr.am premise Rick Berlin is exc~2ptional on "1 performers in concert, both in Nel,I,; York and at a rally in Washington, is . has alread\J been exhausted. Hate Everything Bur You~' and rumored to be in the works. To make use of the remaining "Hoora~ For Hollvwood", \"I.+ich are Stevie Nicks will be the IT' HE E first artist signed on the newly conceived time in the film, we are subjected to 11,VO of the \mit's better tU,les thel.T Modern Records. The first project she will be doing for Modern is the the tale of Wells' love affair with a ha\/€ helped to give t her i as! LJl1g soundtrack for the feature fjim ''Rhjannon''. Modern is currently being 1979 Frisco flower child that he and loyal following. f\l! 0: [he SLlUP'S marketed by Atco Records; a division of Atlantic Records. meets at the foreign exchange appearances bring sell· out CfO\vds. ATL ST On July 20th, a 17-year-old-boy was found dead in Keith Richards' counter of the Bank of London. She. Luna is an experienced and home in New York The youth allegedly killed himself while playing OJ course, is taken with his quaint talented group of individuals that Russian roulette with a stolen gun, All this occurred in the compal1\./ of Victorian ways. He saves her !Ife are pla~ling· at clubs and concert Richards' common It's here! J t's now! Tonight is the law wife, Anita Pallen berg, She has been charged once. and she goes back to 1880 haBs around the area and should be with one count of possession first performi3l1ce of the Ensemble of stolen property and two counts of with him. The plot fails to mention seen before they are signed to a weapon possession. Theatre's production of "Man Of La Slye was released on $500 billil and if convicted, she whether they end up in 1880 London recording CO;1tract. If you go to see could get up to four years in Mancha". The show wil! be prison, or 1880 San Francisco. Rea~Uy, avoid them, you will not be disappointed. At 16, presented on the student Rachel Sweet has the makings of a rrue star, On her first this one1 union American stage through Saturday.Per· release, Fool Around, she belts out songs as good as any other formances begin at 8 p.m. female vocalist in the industry, The songs range from hard rockers'like Tickets "Cuckoo are available for all performances Clock~' and "Who Does Lisa Like" to meilow ballads like and can be obtained in from of the 'Wildwood Saloon" and Elvis Costello's "Stranger in the House". The Raunchy bookstore, or by calling productivn is crisp and clear and the musicianshipis ... 697-8321 superb. Once again, ext. 247, The).' homegrown tale comes throuqh. may also be The 8·52s purchased at the door on the nights have to be the craziest of the new bands, Their music is Luna Surfaces danceable of the show. (sort of), listenable and almost resembles rock and roll. Their . FM hit, "Rock Lobster", Fun... This is bound to be the theatrical resembles the beach music of the sixties, One LUNA almost - Local Band Making Big ~vent of the expects Annette and Frankie to leap off of the record. If you enjoy season here at by Doug Schorr "The Best Little Whorehouse Bridgewater. new and unuwaJ music forms. the 8-525 are for you. in The show has been in The Boston area over the years Texas" at the Shubert Theatre Most people only know Tim Curry as the transvestite preparation for nearly six weeks Dr. Frank N. has produced many rock bands by Jerry Cacciapuoti Firter from The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The and the Theatre is anticipating ~ rc~al Tim Curry is not which have gone on to achieve Raunchy! Fun! as outrageous a5 people believe fame Great! You snap large crowd wishing to view their him to be. On his latef.~album Fearless. in the Curry struts music world. One of the first your fingers and stamp your feet work. The auditorium his stuff more than adequately. The records consists of is filling mellow was Freddy Cannon, who hailed and you enjoy every minute of it! quickly, so those tune~("S.O.S.dnd others) and revved up Rockand roll. "I Do the planning to attend Rock" from Revere and made a hit but of Go to Boston, and go to the the show, is filled with references to Charlies Angels, Jerry Brcwn, Linda should purchase their "Palisades Park". It became a l-ock Shubert Theatre, and you will have tickets right Ronstadt and others. This is a superb album from a !ising star. away. classic and Freddy was never heard from again. Fortunately, RetiieLUS despicable, yet he is also a victim of .other bands had better negligent parents. Youngblood luck than Freddy. Aerosmith and the J. Geils Smith appears childlike and Band have been superstars helpless, but he ~s a'sc;lemer. for years and continue to remain The desk cop cm'}€[;:nto conflict so, Recently, however. there has been abig with the man walk'ng'a beat. An push Splendid for Boston bands insensitive captair. announces, with the success of B()ston and the Cars. Bands such "Anybody who gives up his gun to a as New England, The Atlantics,and punk is a coward.". The isolated Scallion The Fools have been signed to police official cannot understand contracts and have already Karl Hettinger's ·Dnien Field recorded an album experience. or are in the process of doing so. There are Harold Becker's direE'tion is deft talented bands around the B~ston by Richard and diverse. The abduction Pickering of area though: who have not signed Campbell and Hettinger Joseph Wambaugh's "The Onion is a.::,cene on with recording companies as taut and but Thur. Oct. Fieid" has been transformed into a riveting as i,n any will be doing so - SOON, 25 powerful, Hitchcock thriller.Becker shot F+.:ld no punches film. The Luna is one o'f the first bands that Storm Warning to look. like a documentary, picture docurnents the killing of ,Xl"d come to mind. Formerly Orchestra policeman while the style sometimes alieqC'.;:s Ian Campbell, and the Luna, a b21nd that was known as the characters from the audience, following destruction of several it much for their theatrics as their is apt. For once, lives. The murderers, Greg Powell an o:1ion doesn't music, they regrouped smell. as Luna, Fri. Oct. 26 and Youngblood Smith, become minus their two female singer/act- involved in lengthy, emotional court .. ,·esses, drummer, and singer! nar· Storm Warning . struggles. Campbell's partner, Karl < ~r ator. Hettinger, is psychologically The current version of Luna is a destroyed. Time talented and experienced group of Sat", Oct. 27 John Savage's reserved style Warped musicians who are on the verge of lends itself to portraying Hettii1ger, landing a contract with a major American Bandstand a· troubled cop~ He was helpless recording company. Offers have during the Onion Field murder, but. been made by smaller companies, police officials hold him jndirectly bu t Luna is sorting out the offers, Time After Time responsible. The young man's waiting for a larger one to present imposed by Gil Bliss Nov. 2 guilt builds to a .dramatic itself, and a few of the major ones high for Savage and the film, The notion of traveling through are mterested. James Montgomery Greg time has fascinated Powell is a hoodlum who man for The focal po!nt of the band istheir wants generations. The most popular to be Ar Capone. A street lead singer/songwriter, Riel< Berlin representation corner Freud, he analyzes the of this obsession was (who founded the original 'created in the assorted scum surrounding him. late 1800's by the . Orchestra Luna). Rick has a strong legendary H.G. Powell lives in a hovel with all the Wells in his novel rock voice and is abJe to display The charm of a ripe gym sock. Besides Time Machine. If good old. . .many emotions while he is singing. Herbert being base, two·faced, and could screen this In· the course of a set, he will be abominable egotistical, Greg is a psychopath. collection of celluloid gregarious, intense, comical, SENIORS being passed James Wood is stunning as Greg off in his 112lme, he foppish and bittersweet, \'\lhich gives would be spinning Due to the problems caused by Powell. in hi; grave. him a charismatic appearance on our predecessors, Listening Wa rn ball gh 's sc reenplay is to ,thE" substantial stage. He is always blendin£J. we have had a very difficult tinl€ in securing halls in advertising campmgl1 I.llrtually n.1'vvless. The dialogue is accompany­ theatrics into his singing. but does which to hold realistic, ing this film, qne is told that "}-IG our COUNTDOlWN PARTIES. never degk~neratin3 ,into not it. The resuit is d l \Nells ..:liasf!s ,Jack Square Acres, psycholcgical jargon. The balance th~ Ripper across polished frontrnanVo.'nCi helps to forexanlple, has just agreed to take us tIme on a trail of rnurder." of hUnYH in c1rdma is NCr Sounds make an e,:..:citinq band rh,oll mud back on a If any danlage is done, the comic relief !12r;~. lhe absurdIties Once q",:t you intcl the n101';" thealre. the tru,,; reemphasii~l;:~ the ins2mi[~/ D[ the c,nfold'; Hick, hl)\lJeVf"f, ie:. will greatly I-I.C;. Vvells i<; ente!j,., characters or siiuotiorJs.A rnernber whc, has d Hollyvv'ood complete at ho;'ne in London, preSf?nce. Srel,..:c cent/! to the f()f fic,h littk nar;-!'is j Iw dooi' guij~lrs cllld flute for film. 2~:cellent pel'iOrrner. \\}(:l:~~' [riends dl~~d!.)pE:~.. J/,~i in hl,l.; n~'?\,I,} tij',\I'; rTli.Q:hme thell he had been afP' 1"1(1 ( crimi.lldl~· J,il(~'~. October 25, 1979 The Comment 11 PROGRAM COMMITTEE i---~Ai~~EN-')A-R-l Getting Ready : OutsIde BrIdgewater/Brockton: Airplay I ! I Current - The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas at Boston's I for Halloween I Shubert Theatre. Performances will be held on Monday and Saturday I and other events I evenings at 8 p.m. and on WednesdayandSaturdayafternoonsat2p.m. I That's right, Halloween is almost I The play will run through Saturday night, November 2. For information, I I here, the time of year for dressing call 617·489-6745, ext. 212. I I up, contests, and prizes. The Current -- Cuckolds, a new musical by Andy Gaus, is at the Next I Student Union Program Committee i Move Theatre in Boston. Performances are Wednesday·Saturday nights by Leo Wiltshire is sponsoring a Halloween I at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 7:30 p.m., through November 11. Contact My thanks to the Comment staff for the neat borders they have put Nightclub to celebrate this holiday, I Linda Ettinger, 536-0600 for information. around this column. Nice. work, guys. Now on to the news. The nightclub will be held in the f Current -- Chardin 1699·1779, an exhibition of the works of French Student j painter, Union Ballroom on Jean Simeon Chardin, is on show, now through November 18, at Wednesday, October 31. Featured I the Boston Museum Of Fine Arts. For information, call 617-267·9300. Coming are, the band "Silverado", I October 5-November up at WBIM is a return of "The Amateur Hour". Each week a and the 11 •• The Trinity Square Repertory Company BSC awarding I presents, student is invited up to the WBIM studio to spin his or her music of prizes for the best Bosoms And Neglect, a comedy by John Guare. and costumes, I Performances dialogue for an hour. To apply, write your name, local address, and and various other are Tuesday·Saturday evenings at 8p.m., Wednesday, phone contests. : Saturday number on a slip of paper. Submit this paper to the Student Union and Sunday performancesat2 p.m. The Company is located in information Tickets I Providence, booth and wait to hear from us. 'The Amateur Hour" will be are on sale now at the RI. Call 401·521-1100 f?r inf<:rmation, . aired on Thursday ni,ghts at 7 p.m, with Jim Parr. Student Union info'rmation booth I October 30-November 11 -~ Dirty Lmen and New-Found-Land ($1.75). All students will be admitted I a comedy by Tom Stoppard, performed by the British American . a driver's license is needed to enter I Repertory Company, will be at Bostor,'s Wilbur Theatre. Performances I the lounge. , are Tuesday·Saturday This weekend, WBIM presents the "Satyr Oay-Nite Hysteria evenings at 8 p.m., Sunday evenings at 7:30 p.m., I Halloween Other upcoming events I and matinees on Saturdays Special" with all the sounds to make you shiver.There will be are: at 2 p.m. and. Sundays at 3 p.m. Tickets may I specially HOMECOMING t be obtained at the Wilbur selected music from Blue Oyster Cult, Black Sabbath, Judas EVENTS - The Theatre Box Office from October 15, or by I concert will feature I calling T eletron at Priest, Alice Cooper, etc. As a special attraction, the feature album Maynard (617)426·8383. Opening night curtain is at 7:30 p.m. on I will Ferguson (theme October 30. be the sound track of the stage version of the "Rocky Horror from "Rocky"), I Picture Tickets t Show", at 10 p.m. are on sale now at the October 23·27 --The Freedom of the City by Brian Friel at the I Information Booth ($4.00 with BSC 1 Boston University Theatre· Main Stage, on Huntington Ave, in Boston. I LD.) I Tickets are $4, $3, $2. The concert starts at 8 p.m. I On Saturday night of Home­ t October 25 .~ Music of the Just in at WBIM is Fleetwood Twentieth Century at the Boston I Mac's long· awaited double album coming, the Program Committee f University Concert Hall on Commonwealth 'Tusk".This is your chance to decide Ave. in Boston. The concert I for yourself before you invest your features two events: country rock I stqrts at 8 p.m. Admission is free. $15,95 in either a winner or a turkey. Just call our I request hotline:697· music in the Rathskellar with "Cabin I October 26 -- The Boston University Repertory Orchestra, 8321, ext. 487, F ever"; ~I the "Ellis Hall Band" playing I conducted by Roger Voisin, will perform at the Boston University" in the Ballroom. I C.oncert Free snacks will be Hall on Commonwealth Ave. in Boston. Admission is free. I served at both events. I TIme: 8 p.m. This week's Happy Halloween I October :1 D.J. profile is Terry Giove. Terry was born on March 8, from the Program 30--At the Boston University Concert Hall - An All I 1958, at the Beth Committepl Beethoven Israel Hospital in Boston. Her zodiac sign is Pisces, and I Program. The concert starts at 8 p. m.; tickets are $3 for the I she loves the I general water. She is a Phys. Ed. major and minors in psychology. public, $1 for students and senior citizens. I She is in the class I ~he of 1980, and has been a D.J, at WBIM since the fall of N,ext Mov~ Revue -- A~ impr,ovised comedy show with music, I 1977. Her favorite MIND I whIch type of music is disco, but other than that, she is o.k. GAMES reheson audlencesuggestton, wIll be at the Next Move Theatreon ~ I Boylston Street in Boston. Performances Terry is currently the music director for 91.5 FM and is looking forward are Tuesday evenings, II to a spring · "C ,'I B" ~ October 23 and 30, November 6 and internship with KISS (the radio station, not the rock group). The flrst 0 ege owl games r p.m. 13, and December 4, 11 and 18, at 8 , Her favorite: Beatie is John Lennon; artist is Donna Summer; 'I rock group are scheduled for the months of r Current -_ Much Ado About Nothing is the Allman Brothers (she claims to have seen them eleven tirnes!);time November by William Shakespeare, will I and December-For f be presented by the Lyric Stage of day is nine to midnight on Monday nights (nobody knows 'at the 54 Charles Street Playhouse. I why); and . ;hose.who plan to parti~ip~te,in the I Performances are Wednesday, her favorite song of all time is "Whipping Post". Terry's low Thursday and Friday evenings at 8 p.m.,: point in life 'Varsity Sport of the Mmd "slgn·up I Saturday performances was when Greg Allman married Cher, and her high at5 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. The play will run through II point has come should ?e as ·soon as poss~ble. I November 20. several times during "various trips" Tickets are $4-$6. For more information, call 742-8703. :1 (she refuses to elaborate). Terry is 011 F~ll-~lf!1e students may ~Ign up as the air from 9·12 p, m. .1 October 25.November 17 .w The Gingerbread Lady, a play on Monday nights, when you can "Katch A KISS" an mdlvldual entry or With by I from Terry G iove. three 1Neil Simon, will be at the Syzygy Theatre at the Jackson/Mann II ot~er students to make up a team I Comm.unity .Centre ~t 500 Cambridge Stz:eet in Allston. Curtain en d .. js at 8 ,I AX . . J p.m. Ticket IOformatlon:723-5181 or 783·2137. a mmllstratJon, fakcudlty ankd I Current , 11 _. The World of Francois Truffaut, a film festival, will be co t'ege emp oyees are as e tota e I B ' M fF' th "C 1I B l" at ostons useum 0 A h hN b 2 F'l . ege me rtst roug ovem er 7. 1 m tImes are: par 1m. de °d d ow as I Tuesdays at 7 p,m. and Saturdays coac les JU ges an mo eratorsl at 2 p.m. Tickets for each film are $2. F f' th . f f 0 b 9 N b 8 B Y d b G· n h cto er 1 - ovem er 1 .• orn ester ay y arson.K' anm, . f or~: erbm °t~IYl:a 10th , gSOttodt e 'I will m O beat the Trinity Square Repertory Company on Washington So o:ma 1011 n t Street ends;Airplay' for another week. Catch you on Saturday night. Until U 0t tlh ep u en in Providence RI. Performances are Tuesday nlon'.Jr 0 e through Sunday evenin. gs then. be hvstericul and keep iUuned to 91.5 FM, C 'tt ff rogram at 8 p.m., did· W d d S d dS WBrM. an se ecte e nes ay, atur ayan un d ay . 2 matm~es omml ee 0 lee. p.m. at n-l~J:::2l::V:::j}::::~:t::u:::::ll:::tt:f2:::l:d)::tl:::::n::::ft=1~=*::ft::!l::t!::::f)::~~l2::1.l~~:.1J::::~dl:::D::::1:I=::!~l!:.1)::::ft::tz:::~62~~!l::::l~::::"!l;i There will be discussion periods following performances on Sunday, October 21, 8 p.m, (with Dr. Charlotte O'K~iIly), Tuesday, October 308 p.m. (with Dr. Kenneth Happe), and$aturday, November 17,2 p.m. (with Dr. Maury Klein). For more information, call (401)351~ 4242. • Current .- College Weekends at Mystic Marinelife Aquarium. The first full weekend of each month, college students with proper ID will be admitted for 99¢ to the aquarium, ..which is located at Exit 90, off Interstate 95 in Mystic Connecticut. dpens daily at 9 a.m. In November s 3,4 .- The Sixth Annual New England Comic Art Convention Superheroes F estivul at the Sheraton·Boston Hotel's Beacon Complex, 3rd floor. Features are: dealers tables with old comic I books, a Halloween costume contest, an all· night film marathon,and I panel discussions. Admission for adults is $3 for a day, $5 for the two I d~s.. . ~ r Bridgewater/Brockton I I 1 Current l -~ An Exhibition of Japanese Bunka Embroidery, I presented I by Ray and Krys Leroe. This exhibit is being shown now I JI through the end of October at the Bridgewater Public Library. I I Current -- The Brockton Art Center presents an exhibition entitled, I I "Craftsmen and Community: Seventeenth Century Pilgrim f I Furniture of Southeastern New England", now through November J I 30. Lectures will be held on November 6 and 13, at 8 p. m. There will be , concert a I to celebrate the exhibition, entitled, "Music and Dance 0/ I J Seventeenth Century New England", on Sunday, November 18, t I at 8 p.m. Tickets for the concert are $2.50 and $3. 00, the exhibit is I I open to the public. I I Current .- "Europeans Before Columbus: Life In The Middle.,. I Ages", an exhibit at the Brockton Art Center, is on display now, and will I I remain thro~Qh 1981. .... , I On October 25 the Community School Playhouse of Brockton I I presents the children's theatre production of Alice in Wonderland at : J West Junior BOUTIGlUE High School in Brockton at 7:30 p.m. Admission is 50¢: per I person. I For information, call Paula Altieri at 586~0962. . I 246 Main Street Brockton 588-8~26 . I October30-- Madame Butterfly will be at the Brockton High I I School Check Fine Arts Auditorium. Tickets are available at Central Music, I out Headlines for your alternative lifestyle supplies; I Romm's A fuUline J.eweJry and at the Hockomock in West Bridgewater. I I November of smoking 3 -- The New Eagle Jazz Band will. appear at the I paraphernalia, posters, used records, &8tracks,t-shirts, I Brockton High School Auditorium at 8 p.m. Tickets are $4 for adults, $3 I I for students unique jewelry, unusual gift and senior citizens. For informatioll: 580·7597.' I items. Stop by and meet Rob, Diane, I November 25 •• The Brockton' Symphony Orchestra Fall I Peter, Kathy and Lauren. IConcert will be presented at the Brockton High School Auditorium at I 7:30 p.m. Reserved I seats· $6 for adults,$3 for non-adults. Phone 587· J 10% off purchases I 1191 over $5.00 when you show your BSC 10 or 586-7949 for information. . I I Current -- The JUbilate Chorale begins rehearsals for the fall J lseason at West Junior High School in Brockton, in preparation for the J Good Music Good People tDecember Good Stuff 2 performance of the Christmas portion of Handel's Messiah; I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;:a::;;~;;;{j;;:(l;;:;ij::;;:a:;;;{t=I:~~t8}:.;a:;~~:::a:;;!~~~~~~=:tt=~~ IOpen rehearsals are held on Monday evenings from •• , Itb.r,Q.u.sh... CkmQ&t.... ______.;.. ______7:30·9:30 p.m. !I .. BRIDGEWATER STATE COLLEGE. 6~@LET~

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Dear Mr. Brayman, Been to anl.' good 'tr.or-" lately? Let's munch I)n some" brownies- and ~ilk and turn up t he Doors! But don't forget to wash the pan! L.A. Women The Comment regrets any error made in advertisements, but will be liable only to the Hey Aldonza! Knock 'em dead tonight babes. I extent of rerunning in the next edition that Classifieds know you11 be great. Whooo! Love, Paco portion of the ad found to be in error. ,..; Happy Birthday Dan Gamache! Glad we met you you're a great kid, keep smiling. Love, the F or more information regarding ad· for sale personals girls in rm. 219, Deb & Cin vertising call 697-8321 ext. 260, 304 Hi Cindy, just thought you'd like to see your pmal! white Peekapoo dog worth $300.00, has To Lisa W.,Cindy, Sue, and everyone name in here. Can't wait 'til Steve comes this j)apers-Am looking for small house dog of any else... thanks so much for all of your weekend! Keep studying... be good. 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We've. had a great quarter always no. 6 Always will be on the scoop! To tne wild women of 1206. Let's listen to some Bob 584-3070 Brockton after 7 PM. and we'll have alot more good times too. Irs so Pousette,Dart, disco is OUT. Rock and roll nice to know that I have such wonderful Dr. Carrasco, ",.ish you all the best tonight··I To the Hog: Why is it that such a nice person Thursday nights are here to stay. 1f we can 1967 Chevy Caprice, 396 eng., good friends! 1"11 always remember the fun times. know you will be fantastic. Try not to blind has such a controversial n\me? Could it be share the wine, we can share the woman.­ condition,must sell· best offer. Contact David everyone with those mirrors! Love & Luck your attitude towards !? Or is it just you? Written by them great philosophers ihe Bucko,Sorry last week's personal didn't make Capt. Video Either way we still love you & will always & Banana Bunch·. in 321,Durgin. Ext.394. I it. 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We Robbie and Gerry: We would love to 'go to: Wall hangings,bright beautiful colors with Clues to JeWs identity: l.Works in the Union gotta get together soon to party .. .vocikll. Billy Joel, F'Ieetwu,>d Mac. The Who, the. movies, dinner, thedrive·in. Yangtzee, Windy interesting and appealing designs. Imported 2.Wears a B.S.C. shirt No. 44 3.Has a locker To the foxes. Greek Balls Parrot teeth and Collins?? Good job..• You got it!! Bye, "Your f?;~qe, McDonalds, Costello's, Friendly's, from Columbia,S.A. Sold reg. for $28·$30, downstairs. Well guys, that narrows it Pucka are gone. Boo Hoo. But console friend Ed.· P~ple's Disco, the observatory at night, or Being sold for $15·$18. A must for Dorm room down! Jeff, Saw you Thurs.,but I didn't say yourselves there's always Freddie Flinstone or Apt. Call 397·8321 ext.392, ask for Andy in anything. If you have an idea of who I am talk! and the Barney Rubbles. Who could ask lor Happy Birthday Mark & Kano-·Now you're a any place with you two!!! ··F rom, The Sunshine Room 107. more Love, Your Mama-San Sr. Citizen compared to us--Buttons & Peggy·· Girls in 211.-We11 make your night bright!! To Pam,Cindy,Diane,Audrey,Lisa,Sue,Lyn Have a terrific B'day-- and Terry: Thank you so much for the party! It Markie. happy - Birthday Love Dianne Blue Stares: School is just not the same wanted was so thoughtful of you all! I loved all my little Cheryl: Happy 20th! I'm so glad you're20 now without you. We miss your vivacious "Cubby" presents and thank you for ,.,our 5th Floor Shea... the best! Hey Moe. can I smile because now you can see how it feels trying to personality; cartwneels at football games. singing in church,photographs in the shower, support in the election. Goo luck to you all,I'lI on your show? Melly·Windy Ridge, Walsh ... do sneak 8 cases past the house mothers every always remember your kindness. and all your love. Remember. when your Good student typists to type term papers for 'you always put your hand thru windows? Thurs, Fri, and Sat. nights. The rest of the year hopes are fading and your world is crumbling, other students. Earn extra money, Make your Cosmic muffin are you A.C. or D.C. today? will be great now. Happy Birthday. Love, T. Karen,Rumors have it you're obsessed with We still love you!!· Love, your two Blonde own hours, leave ~our name, address and Vaseline huh John? Clancey, am I forgiven? me. You can have me. It would take a landslide Bomshells in 211 Shea. phone number at the SGA office on the top The momo is a dud guys sorry. Luv ya TFB. Moe: Happy Birthday! But why couldn't you to keep me away. Lindsay B. floor of the Student Union. have been born on year earlier? But don't Gaylelgipy··I didn't mean to get you excited worry, I'll still buy for you. You'll have to help Merle,Happy Birthday!! I miss ya buddy!Your To the Homecoming queen nominee at the then let you down··! can't walk up to you I get us get it past the house mothers, though. Have Old Iron Fence: we all hope you win the ex·roomie Cathy fun. Love T. services really nervous. I'll make my move when I feel contest because we know you have it in you. the right moment·-Still looking··your secret Steph- Roxy· and Roberta: Silly me!! I forgot The only thing is, you'U have to shave your To the other half of the BBC-What do you say. admirer. Need a typist? I will do your typing·very the 'Scape at Tilly next? Or maybe we could my card and couldn't get in·just had to write legs·-the ozone crew. reasonable rates, quick and dependable ioin all those PIGEONS on Boyden. Pigeons, and say hi to my favorite girls ... 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Support your SGA! CAG: It's been a beautiful one month. Thanks ~ClUaifiedl, are free lot- all .tllde1lta, faculty ••taft, ~ administration of BSC. for the way ,.,ou've made me feel. You're For all o.he.... ratd are SUO IM!. ~"mn Inch. '. wonderful; it's wonderful and nove you. KML Natio"aI.Mtvertising flit. (out.ide M.... ) .;$3.00per column inch. . ' ...... , Senate Meetings NiIlIfte/phone: Gary, Thanks for everything. You're a great friend. Thanks for the rides, beers, bones. Addr.... : lunch and coke. I wish I could do as much for are Tuesday at 6 you.Friends forever,Laurie Tot" amount .nC1~ (non-ltudel'lt):·· 14 The Comment October 25, 1979

Bears BeatV< Plymouth. . . State ~~iJ After an exc;:hange of punts, by Tony Costello ;'(, Plymouth State drove down for the Despite a sluggish 1st half which /' final score as Tom Graving passed 3 produced only two first downs, the yards to Dan Owens to make the BSC Bears, behind a great t 3core 21-14 with 6:02 left in the performance by fullback John 3ame. Both teams had trouble Hooper rallied in the second half to moving the football until with just 57 defeat Plymouth State 21-14, in last seconds remaining to play. Saturdays New England Conference Plymouth marched into the Bears clash. territory to the 39 yard line. Greg The Bears took the opening Kasabian iced the victory here as he kickoff but were held at their own 35 yard-line. Facing a strong wind, intercepted a Plymouthpass at .the punter Dave Hickey's kick went thirty· eight and the Bears simply ran only eleven yards and the Plymouth the clock out as Plymouth had no State Panthers had great. field time outs left. Bear Tid Bits: John Hooper, filling position at the 46. On their first play from scrimmage, Plymouths fine in for the injured AI Colarusso, played an exceptional game. The running back, Bill Flynn, ran 34 freshman back ran for 147 yards in yards where he was finally dragged down by safety Mike Rogers. 21 carries for a seven yard Seconds later, Flynn scored from average ... the offensive line opened two yards out and the conversion up some big holes for the Bears made the score 7-0 at 1O:41of the 1st runner.The Bears defense played quarter. another outstanding game... Dan Later io the quarter the Bears McNulty led the way as he was ,all started a drive of their own. Starting over the feild ... Mike Rogers, Jeff at their own 20, Bob Lee ran 22 Hawkins,Joe Vierra and Greg yards. On the very next play John Kasabian were also standouts ... This Hooper followed some fine blocking half endedwit h' a 7-0 sc are in favor o. followed the excellent' blocks of quarter. game was dominated by the running for a 34 yard carry to putBSC down Plymouth State, Vince Harte and Ron Roy. Hickeys Early in the fourth quarter game as BSC quarterback Mark at the Panther twenty-six as the What appeared to be a long kick was true and the game was Plymouth State threatened. They MacIsaac completed only one pass, quarter ended. However, Plymouth afternoon for BSC changed even 7-7 at 12:36 of the 3rd quarter. marched down to the five yard line. that'to Vincent Harte ... State held and forced the Bears to a suddenly in the second half. The On the next series of downs, the On a 4th and one situation Mike Plymouth States running back Bill field goal attempt. Disaster struck defense held the Panthers deep in defense held the Panthers once Rogers' big stop turned the ball over Flynn led all rushers with 180 yards for Bridgewater as the snap from their own territory and forced a again as Jeff Hawkins and Dan to Bridgewater. After a short gain, in 31 rushes ... The win evens the center went high and Plymouth punting situation. It was here that McNulty made biq tcckles. 'John Hooper got outside and raced Bears record to 2-2-1. .. 1n their last three games the Bears are 2- recovered. After both teams the momentum swung towards l->lymouth State was forced to punt 65 yards where he was brought Ol. .. BSC will travel to Dudley, exchanged hands on the ball, the Bridgewaters' favor as Mike Shaver and Mike Shavers' pursuit lt~d to a down from behind at the 32 yard Mass. this Saturday as they take on Panthers, with Flynn doing the bulk and Jeff Finan broke through and low, poor punt which McNulty line. A penalty and another run gave defending conference champion of the work, brought the ball down blocked the' punt, and Bob fielded at the thirty-seven. Fo,lowing the Bears a first and goal at the five Nichols College, .. The next home to the 8 yard line of Bridgewater. Colangeli recmtered the ball at the some fine blocks, the sophomore yard line. F rom here Hooper scored game will be on November 3rd Here the Bears stiffe-ned and ten yard line. The Bears took only tackle rambled in untouched for the again, following some great blocking' against 'Curry which is the defensive back Bob Spinney came two plays to score as Hooper ran to touchdown. Hickey connected from the left side of the line. Hickey Homecoming game. up with a key interception to keep the four, and tail buck Jim Hachey again on the conversion to give the kicked his 3rd point after to up the 'Plymouth State off the board asfhe scored off the, fi.ght side as he Bears a 14-7 lead at 9:56 of the 3rd score to 21·7. Sports Pool Schedu e Mondays 7:30-9:00 3:00-4:00pm' 7:00~ lO:OOpm Tuesdays: 7:30-9:00am '11:00-noon 3: 00-4: OOpm Budweis 8:00-10:00pm Wednesday: 7,:30-9:00 3:00-4:00pm 7:OO-lO:OOpm Ed McGill Thursday: 7:30-9:00am

Ed McGuil, a freshman at B.S. C, was an easy choice. Eddy 3:00-4:00prtl in' a meet Tuesday, broke t course record by 25 seconds. Eddy was also chosen as all­ 11:00-N conference, along with 2 other B.S.C. runners. . 11:00-Noon 7:oo-10:00pm Fridays:· 7:30-9:00am 3:00-4:00am 7:00-9:00pm Runners Head .ForCITopmment15

On Tuesday, October 23rd the than expected as Eastern Nazarene Bridgewater State College Cross­ has a very good team. Eddie McGill Country squad ran their record to gave me another great effort and an impressive 7-1 mark as they Tom Cash ran very well. Bob easily defeated Eastern Nazarene Lofgren, who finished fifth, ran the College and Mass_ Maritime. The race on a sore ankle but did very final "5core went Bridgewater 21, well in spite of this," said Laverty. E.N.C_ 42 and Mass Maritime 6l. Coach Laverty also noted on the The Running Bears. also known desire and attitude of his squad. "I to Coach Laverty as the "The World really enjoy working with this group, Team Airhead" really had little and I'll enjoy it even more in the trouble in this race_ Ed McGill led years to come. This team doesn't from the start and ran away from the know how good it really is. It's pack to set a new record on the 41/4 potential is unlimited," the Bears mile course. His time of 22:29:07 mentor stated. "They're a strange shattered the old mark of 22:54:03 conglomeration, but they're a heck set by Bridgewater State's Scott of a lot of fun to coach," the coach Newkirk. As a matter of fact. the . noted. next two finishers, Bridgewater's The Bears next meet will be T om Cash (22:49) and Eastern against Suffolk, St. Anselms and Nazarene's Steve Noftle (22:50) also Babson on Saturday, October 27, at had better times than the previous Franklin Park in Boston. "I expect record, which proves just how quick another good showing as I believe a pace was set by McGill. we should run our record up to 10-1 Also finishing in t he top ten for after this race" Laverty mentioned. Bridgewater were Bob Lofgren After this meet, the Bears biggest (23:08). Mike Borges and Scott test will perhaps be on November "Guido" DeGeralamo who finished 10th, as they hope to qualify for the with identical times of 23:55. and N.C.A.A. Cross Countrv Buhler with a time of 24:01. Championships. "This is a supe-r After the meet. Coach Laverty bunch of kids. who simply cannot be expressed his delight in the victory. shocked by anything. so I believe we 'Tmhappy and pleased with this have a shot at the top five in New win," he noted. "The race was easier England," concluded Mr. Laverty. lee Field· Hockey Hockey Bridgewater: Tom Rogers ofl ---- On Oct. 4th, Bridgewater Plymouth has been appointed headl defeatedSMU by a score of4-LThe coach of ice hockey at I &Scoring for BSC was done by Karen Bridgewater State College. Hep Patriots vs Colts: Croteau with 2 goals and Lisa succeeds three year coach Fredl ~allincourt and Paula Hutch each Johnson who resigned recently. I scoring a goal. Rogers played hockey at ;Sunday, November 18, 1979 Parents day here at BSC Xaverian High School in Westwood proved successful as BSC and at Clarkson College. Potsdam, Cost: $8aOO-includes reserved defeated Northeastern 4-1. The N.Y. He perfomed with the 1970 girls played a very s'trong game. Clarl-i:son combine. that finished in ticket and tratlsportation. Sign­ I Goal scorers were Deb Hill "th'~"tunner.upspot in the NCAA I scoring 2 Vallincourt, and Ann tournament. Merlin scoring 1 The new Bec1f mentor served as ups: November 6 and 7, lOam... The girls traveled to UMass on head coach at Middleboro High Oct. 13, but came away on the short School and at Massasoit 2pm. accross from boo·kstore. endof the stick 2- L Bridgewater Community College in Brockton. gave it there all, but just couldn't He played with the Manchester come up on top. Vallincourt scored Monarchs in the Eastern Hockey Bridgewaters only goal League and with the Falmouth Seals Celtics vs San Antonio Spurs B. U. came to visit the Bears on in the New England Amateur I Oct 16 and I think they were sorry League. While playing with the Wednesday, November 7, 1979. I they did. They breed them cocky on Cape Cod combine he earned the I Comm. Ave, but they bre.ed them Best Defenseman award. Rogers awesome at BSC. It was 7-0 has also been qctive in youth hockey Cost: $5.00- includes reserved Bridgewater when the final whistle programs in Norwood and blew. Karen Croteau scored a hat Plymouth. tic.ket and transportation. Sign trick for the home team, and A counselor at Plymouth-Carver Vanincourt,Merie, Mahoney, and High School, Rogers has earned ups: October 29 and 30, lOam- Chomp Hill each added a goal. masters degrees at Bridgewater The girls traveled to Yale 2 days State College and Boston College later but the end result was not as and is currently a doctoral 2pm. accross from bookstore. good as the las,! game. Bridgewater candidate at Boston College. ------was down 3-0 at the half. Sports Chat by Tony Costello

My favorne story 1rUm lUI;:' >,';"U1 .., Seattle game when he was injured. with a contending team. The 32 year GiLmore, who had become the University quarterback Marc World Series involves Oriole The game drew 28,200 spectators, old pitcher was 16-14 and struck out N .B.A. ironmal1 by playing in 670 Wilson. Playing in a heavy catcher Rick D.empsey. Before which was played the same evening 223 batters last season_ Don't straight games, will be out until snowstorm, he only completed 33 game seven it has been reported as the final World Series contest. worry, the Red Sox won't sign him. January. The Chicago Bull center passes good for 448 yards and four 'that Dempsey allegedly told The Toronto Blue Jays-who The' Bobsie twins (AK.A Buddy injured his knee in a recent touchdowns as Brigham Young President Carter to "get his butt to suffered enough through their Leroux and Haywood Sullivan) will contesL.Ed Francis, father of squashed Wyoming, 54-14 ... the ballpark earlier next year" lackluster play this past season·had ignore Ryan and sign somebody in Patriots tight end Russ Francis, was Preston Gomez, who was named instead of waiting for the World an embarassing situation take place the mold of steve Renko and Mike named a scout for the Patriots. His as the new managerfor the Chicago Series. It was the President's first last week. The club scheduled a torrex. After all, Tommy John was area will incll!de the Pacific Cubs, once had a guy who would sit visit to Memorial Stadium in three press conference Thursday washed up so there is no need to Northwest and Hawaii. .. Let3s hope on his bench and on occasions years. While neither White House morning to introduce their newly think that Nolan ryan will be signed, he can find some talent as good as would pitch batting practice while or Baltimore Oriole officials have appointed manager, Bob Mattick. is there? his, own son ... The scene is set for gomez .coached the Havana Sugar responded to the reported incident, But there was one slight problem. Bridgewater State's Cross the "unofficial" football champion­ Kings in the late 1950's, Gomez I think that Dempsey was being The t'rouble was that all of the areas' . Country team ran a close second ship, for Bridgewater State: the found it hard to refuse the man his polite. After 'all, remember what the columnists and baseball writers place in the recent Mass. State unbeaten and top ran},ed Faculty wishes. Who was his part tiT"'le President said he was going to do were in Baltimore . awaiting Conference Championship race at team will play against a Student pitcher? Why it was none ot her than the Sen~tor Kennedy's rear? transportation home from the Franklin. Park, For Bridgewater, Ed team this Friday at 3:30 behind the Fidel Castro ... Welcome to the Big Los Angeles Lakers rookie World Series. This Jed MattiCk to McGill ran fourth with a time of Science building. the Faculty will be leagues depL .. The records of the sensation Earvin "Magic" Johnson note "What a start, we haven't even 26:02 in the five mIle race, while looking to revenge its defeat in the four new N.H.L. teams (Hartford, injured his knee last week in a game blown a game yel,and already we're teammate Bob Lofgren finished 8th softball game ... Your favorite Winnipeg, Quebec, and Edmonton) at Seattle. Laker officials said that having attendance problems." with a time of 26:20. Boston State columnist (me!) has been begged by speaks for itself. As of this writing he will only be out of action for ten Rumours from the West Coast won the meet with 56 points while Student Coach Jim "Zimmer" their combined records were as days to two weeks. This must be a indicate that Calitornia Angels the Bears had 64 points... St .Louis Calnan to play, but I'm holding out unimpressive; 5 wins. 15 losses and relief to not only Lakers fans but to flame-thrower Nolan Ryan has filed cardinal rookie Roy Green set an for a no-cut contract. So I'll be 2 ties. other N.B.A.owners. Johnson has through "the Players Association to NFL record with an 108 yard kickoff playing out my option. Sorry gang, "packed them in wherever he has 'become a free agent. Reports show:, return for a touchdown in his team's but talk to my agent...Performance c 'phwed. An example would-bein';'t-l"ie ' '\th'afRyah~i'sse~kinga lorigTehilr.5aa~' loss to the Dallas Cowboys ... Artis of the week goes to Brigham Young 16 The Com~ent October 25,1919 full page $120.00 It pays to advertise in The ~Comment Serving Bridgewater State College for more . than Fifty years!! The Comment is read by more than 5000 - students, faculty, and staff members.

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