f^jHF^I TRINITY COLLEGE • HARTFORD • CONNECTICUT jygPP||jL ^^"W™"™""'! Vol. LXXXVI • Issue 8* November 8,1988 IK1TS111 Y£K| IKlrUL) KJIL,- . . =:—rrz- -—JL. • • Anderson Lectures on Upcoming Election funny hats, scream, holler.drink, and million people were educated through -By David Gerber- have fun. The strengthening of politi- this program, it would significantly News Staff Writer cal parties is essential to American affect the results in a positive, intelli- politics." gent manner." Although he articulated many of To enforce these rules. Ander- Sunday night. Trinity College his points with a highly critical tone. son offered a logical answer. "The welcomed former presidential candi- Anderson reminded the audience that candidates would clearly be informed date John Anderson, who garnered he is not a pessimist. "You can't run by the National Endowment that until T:/< of the popular vote as an inde- for the presidency and he a pessimist. they agreed to adhere to the campaign pendent in the 1980 election. Talk of 1 consider myself an optimist and an rules, they would not receive any of the upcoming presidential contest opportunist," said Anderson. tlie campaign funds." dominated Anderson's speech, which To support these claims, Ander- When asked if he would pursue was characterized by vehement criti- son offered an interesting alternative these ideas, Anderson responded. "I cisms of what he called a "media to the present method of electing the have just completed a monograph campaign." president. "Instead of paying $ 100 which will be published by the end of Commenting on the govern- million lor a campaign that we don't the month. From there I would see ment's delegation of millions of dol- like, we should establish, through how many people I could interest," lars to campaign funds, Anderson said. Congress, a National Endowment for Anderson continued, "Although I "Isn't it an anomaly that we as tax- debates," Anderson explained. "We have not left Congress only to lobby payers are forced to pay for a cam- should require that the debates, there like many of my colleagues. I would paign that we don't even like." being at least six. include both candi- find no shame in lobbying this plan. Anderson, a former recipient of these dates from either party, forcing each The timing is opportune because of funds, noted that this year both ticket(odiscusseachquestion in order the high level of dissatisfaction with Dukakis and Bush each received to respond." this year's campaign." approximately $45 million for their The plan thai Anderson espouses Anderson completed his speech campaigns in general and an addi- also provides for "issue conferences" by quoting Woodrow Wilson who tional $2 million specifically intended that would have the principle advi- had stated, "America... will find her- for each convention. sors to the candidates describe their self growing old and be obliged to "The only people who have been views. pull herself together. When she stead- satisfied with this election are the According to Anderson, this ies her methods, and sobers her views, meat market mechanics of media; process would effectively educate that will be the time for change. The time for change is now." newspapers, television and the highly those voters who closely followed the 1980 Independent Presidential Candidate John Anderson delivered a lecture paid political analysts and special- campaign. He said, "Even if only 10 on today's election in Goodwin Theater1 on Sunday. ists," Anderson continued, "I'm sure you all remember that memorable ad which showed a great Indian chief looking out upon the once beautiful Rumors of Gang Activity False land, and with a tear in his eye, he now sees litter and garbage. ...In reference area are the Park Street Posse, The of any narcotic connections between walking around on campus. They to this campaign, I feel like that In- -By Arundathi Duleep- North End Gang and the Avenue dian chieftain." the campus and the gangs. "There is weren't here to cause any problems at News SniffWriter Gang. In addition, there is a gang of no reason for the gangs to even come all, they cooperated with us. It was Anderson believes that part of 8-year-old kids that call themselves on campus. I don't see gangs as a not the Park Street gang." the problem with modern day politics Contrary to rumors, the gang the Baby Posse. On November 3, problem for us. However, if you do Rucci does not believe that the is that there are no longer any strong activity on Saturday October 29, posed Hartford ami State police raided and go of f campus, then you will be treated recent assaults on campus are gang political parties. "Each party is so no threat to the Trinity student body. arrested members of the Avenue gang Tike any other citizen of Hartford," he related. He warns that many of the saturated with special interest groups According to Director of Security in a narcotics related incident. Rucci said. incidents on campus involve young that rather than mediating their con- Biaggio Rucci and the Hartford Po- commented, "The heat is on all gangs . Though Vernon Street is not kids and that students shouid be watch- cerns with the party, they choose to lice, the gang warfare has no connec- because of the raid, but this has noth- under the jurisdiction of campus se- ful of them. articulate their interests independ- tion to Trinity and gang members will ing to do with the College." curity, Rucci has recently hired a Recently, a female Trinity stu- ently, " said Anderson. "Sadly, the not infiltrate the campus unless there Rumors of the Broad Street gang policeman to patrol that area on Fri- dent was approached by two 13-year- conventions have become the only are narcotic connections between the fight stemmed from signs that were day and Saturday nights because of old girls and three 14-year-old boys purpose of the parties. So every four students and the gangs. posted in the area which indicated an the social activity near the fraterni- on the Long Walk. When the kids years, the parties congregate to put on The most active gangs in this upcoming gang fight. Rucci ex- ties. passed her, the closest one swung and plained that this should not have been In a separate incident Saturday hit her in the face. They began laugh- a cause for alarm. "Most of the gang night, a Resident Assistant in Good- ing and ran towards the Chapel. "They activity is known to take place near win dormitory called Security to re- think that it is all fun and games," the Civic Center. These signs could port that fifteen kids from the areahad explained Rucci. "Many of the kids have been posted by troublemakers. entered the dormitory. Security re- do not come onto campus with the It could have been someone who was sponded and no incident ensued. The intent of stealinganything. The crimes trying to get gang against gang." security officer that responded to the committed are spontaneous if the Rucci does not see any evidence call told Rucci that,"they were just opportunity is there." New Pre-Registration Policy He stated, "The system allows us to chance to submit the the appropriate -By Patricia Pierson- spread out our work. We are pretty forms to the Registrar's Office. Lemelle believes that the threat of News Stuff Writer well organized in terms of the regis- tration." enrollment limitations "makes stu- Instituted at the request of both dents not wait until the deadline to turn in their materials." As the tomorrow's deadline for instructors and the Office of the Registrar, the modified policy "al- The new policy of preregistra- submission of preregistration appli- tion is not intended to hinder students cations nears, many Trinity students lows the Registrar's Office to do the work for professors," explains Le- in obtaining the classes they request, are concerned as to how changes in although some feel it is necessary to the preregistration policy will affect melle. As a result, instructors should rush to submit their preregistration their spring schedule. materials. To accominodatestudents, The Registrar's new tactic in no longer expect classes to be filled beyond manageable limits. The pol- most instructors offer several lecture filling classes, recently instituted, is times and new class units may be meant to ensure efficiency and a more icy will bolster professors' efficacy in attempting to pare down over- formed to meet demand. Trinity fans Chris Fisher '89 (left) and Scott LaLonde '89 donnetUrarpaint at fair approach to accommodating stu- According to the Office of the Saturday's Homecoming game against Amherst. dent course requests. booked lectures and labs. The current method is consid- Registrar, as of Friday, November 4, According to Ken Lemelle, no classes have been filledcompletely . Acting Registrar, the only real change ered unnecessary by some students and has elicited complaints due to its However, Lemelle warned that stu- lies in when the Office of the Regis- dents may rush to submit the requisite Gypsy Cab Alert trar actually tabulates the course re- time-consuming nature. preregistration forms over the week- quests of each student. Many are anxious that their cerned and decided to notify security. classes may fill up before they have a end. Apparently, her friend was unharmed In the past, no classes were f il led -By Jennifer Gura- but was charged almost twice the until all student requests had been News Staff Writer average fare to get to the airport. submitted. Now, student reports are Director of Security Biaggio entered as they arrive at the Regis- Rucci warns that the area's cab com- trar's Office. Classes are filled on a Inside: Recently^ student needing a tax i panies have been having difficulties first-come, first-serve basis. L e - to Bradley International Airportcalled with outside parties listening in on melle insists that thischange in policy the Hartford Cab Company for a cab. their frequencies and trying to beat is not a departure from the old method • Life on Other Planets While waiting in front of Mather with them to locations. All Trinity stu- of preregistration: "It is different in a friend, an unmarked station wagon dents are warned to be sure to check the fact that we now have the capa- pulled up with two men inside and out all "cabs" before getting inside. bilities to set enrollment limits." He • Wrangling with asked if she had called for a cab to the All registered taxis will have a cab refers to the policy as simply, "a more airport. She replied yes. and got in to company insignia, a meter, and photo prioritized system of registration." thecar. A few minutes later, a marked theRegistrar identification of the driver. For your Calling the policy "a more fair Hartford Cab Co. taxi showed up own safety please check all three of askine if anyone had called for a cab. system" for students and professors, these items before using one of these Lemelle adds that it is a definite boon Because the other vehicle had been vehicles to leave campus. • NBA Preview unmarked, her friend became con- to the Office of the Registrar itself. Page 2 • The Trinity Tripod • November 8,1988 Op-Ed Education Needed at Trinity Editorial Concerning Homosexuality Dear Mr. Guardo, cal family.I liaveanexiciidcdlaiiiily; You suggest that homosexuals Several of the letters which were submitted for publication should be more discrete aboui who on the Op-Ed pages this week suggest that the reading public is In response lo your letter in the the gay, lesbian and bisexual commit November I issue of tlie Tripod, it is nily. No matter where I go, I will and what we ate. Our society is a confused about the role of The Tripod's letters pages. It is the apparent that you need to he educated always he a part of that family. blatantly heterosexual one. front Dick policy of this paper to print any and all letters we receive which on the issue of homosexuality. As a Homosexuals are noi looking to do and Jane in grammar school to ihc are not a) signed by the writer and include a phone number b) member of the gay community here at simyihe ideals of'the family', we are Senior Prom and oxiiavagam church illegible or c) contain vulgar language. Trinity, I am sorry that our educa- only looking lo live our lives in a way weddings. Wo fool thai our needs are The reason that we adhere to this policy is that we are tional efforts have not succeeded in in which we can express our love lor as legitimate as yours are. If a hetero- aware of our role on campus as a widely read public forum. reaching you. each oilier. Hmulioiis arc the same in sexual couple can walk along arm-in- Therefore, we allow students to express any opinion which does First, I would like to remind you all people, gay or straight. aim, so can a homosexual couple: if not violate one of our three basic ground rules. Why? Because it that while sodomy is illegal in some At Ihis point I tool that I need lo a heterosexual can talk about his/her stales, it is perfectly legal in others, try and dispel two stereotypes about spouse and show pictures at work or is our feeling that it would be unwise to make the value including Connecticut. The legal homosexuals and children. Wo fre- school, so can a homosexual. I do not judgements which some of the letters suggested we should definition of sodomy not only in- quently hear the questions "Don't condone public displays of affection undertake. cludes se.x between members of the homosexuals molesi or at loasi re hciw-een anyone. If there is a neces- When Joe Guardo submitted his letter, we knew that it same sex, hut also includes acts which emit - children'.'" and "Won't expos- sity foi anyone to Iv discrete about would be controversial. By printing the letter The Tripod did are considered "uiinutural" between ing children lo queers make them sexuality, it is a necessity lor all, not not condone or rebut it, we simply allowed it to be read by the members of opposite sexes (includ- queer, too'.'" To answer the lust just one giuup of people, students, who can form their own opinions. It is not our job, as ing all oral/genital contact). Do you question, a disproportionate uumbci Perhaps the most ludicrous paru- one letter claims, to respond to letters with either editorial also believe that this type ol'eontaci is of child molesiois are heterosexual giaph in your letter is the one con- comments or a rebuttal if they do not directly concern material perverted and immoral? As for anal males. .Statistically.OHO could expeel cerning the "separate nation" lor generated by our own staff. Our pages are open for the sex having "never been considered a l()'/<- I5'i; ol all child molestation lo homosexuals which "would IK* IMI- proper means of birth control." 1 fail be committed by homosexuals since ahle to repioduceihetehy eliminating community to either challenge or defend such correspondence. to see the relevance of ibis statement. IO'A •• 15'.! of the world's population the problem altogether" This is one Don't forget, Mr. Guardo was responding to another letter I would like to point out. however, is homosexual. In roaliiy. hmvcvei. of tin- most ridiculous things I have which appeared in The Tripod. that the Kinsey report shows thai anal over W;; ol all child molestation is over lieaul. liven il it wore possible lo A second letter, authored by a professor, suggests that we sex is also widely enjoyed by hetero- commiilod by heieiosexuals. To gel all ol Iho homosexuals in Ihis should not use policy as an excuse for our decision to print "such sexuals. Perhaps it would be a belter answer to second quesiion.il has never couniiy mio one area (how do you garbage." Even if we think that his assessment of our decision idea lo address them on the appropri- been proven thai exposuic lo homo expect lo Imtl those closeted iiuli- to print the letter is garbage, we will not let that prevent us from ateness ol'thi.sacliviiy as a conii'acep- se.xuals will influence a child's w\ viilii.iK',' i, do) on really iliink thai ihis running his letter with the rest which we received. tive measure (most of the gay men I ual preference. I grew up in a very would be an el feel ive means nl exler- know prefer the use of condoms as 'straight' environment and had no uunalini'lhc out ire homosexual popu- Our intention was not to support the content of Mr. they also provide a protection front contact (that I know of) with nihci lation1' I lor ono am the child of Guardo's arguments in any way. A letter which we received venereal diseases as well as AIDS). homosexuals until well al'lei I had hoioiosoxu.il parents, as are most of stated that "talking about homosexuality openly is the first step As for the notion of homosexu- realized my own sexual piclcienco. the other homosexuals that I know. in the process towards societal acceptance of gay people." This als destroying the values of children liven in instances where children have Al thisiale there would IK* a new 10% is the reason that The Tripod maintains an open letters policy, been raised in homosexual house IV; ol the population each genera- because we "do not foster a strong 1 so that issues such as these can be discused in an open forum. family-oriented society and could holds there is tio evidence that this tion who would IK homosexual, Anyone perusing our letters pages this week can see that propel |its| disintegration." I would exposure has mlltieneed (hi'ir devel- You arceiiliiledlo your response the overwhelming majority of our readers were offended by Mr. like lo point out the fact that I am part opment inihedirection of houiosexir to "National Coming Out Day" and Guardo's letter. Several people wrote in to tell Mr. Guardo that of a family. 1 believe whole-heart- aliiy. In fact, the June I')7K American perhaps a slnuo "I the lesponsibility edly in the ideals of 'family'. I come Journal of Psychiatry repots thai Mi for your response to the day lies on he furthered efforts to bring homosexuality out into the open out of 37 children being, raised by more effectively than National Coming Out Day could have on from a background where the family lite shouldois of the Trinity Gay. is ibecoreof our existence, and when homosexual parents were found lo be Lesbian and Bisexual Alliance for its own. Isn't this a positive result of The Tripod's use of its I 'came mil' lo my family und friends helerosexiial. a figure much higher noi bavins! given a luller explanation letters pages as an open forum? Or perhaps we should squelch 1 did not cease to be a pan of thai than in the proportion of the popula- ol the day. The main purpose of the such letters, hoping that the problems will just go away. family life, In addition tomy biologi- tion at larue. day was not MI that wo could find oilier pwplo liko ourselves "who will accept us socially." I have just as many siiau'ht Iv'tends as I do gay Reminder: Irresponsible Use 11ionds by whom I am accepted so- cially In my eyes, that day was both Letters to the Editor and Announcements are both aieineinhram out the National March due on Friday afternoons at 5:00 p.m. All letters on Washington tor Lesbian an Ciay Of Free Speech Civil Rights (October 11, I°K7) as must be signed by the author and include a phone well as a day lo let Iho resi of the number for the purpose of verification. While we To the lidiior, Guardo refers in',1 nation know thai wo demand equal will attempt to print all letters in their entirety, The Freedom of speech is not a uni- The point to be made is thai ii is tioaimoni under the law. Ii is my hope Tripod reserves the right to edit any letter more versal concept, it is a right that we as Joseph Guardo who is inflicting his thai we reached al least one person than 250 words in length. On the announcements Americans are privileged to have personal view on society by present who was leeling all alone because of page, we attempt to display all submissions as access to and therefore we should ing ii not as personal bin as represen- his/her sexuality and made his/her requested. Space requirements, however, make it exercise that righi responsibly. Given tative of a "majority", thereby using load a little lightei |usi by being there. impossible for us to guarantee the placement of the fact thai countries exist where his right to freedom of speech as a hnalh.'l would like to express annnouncements to be boxed etc. people are jailed or killed forexpress- way ol pulling words in oilier people's my sorrow- ihat you I eel afraid ot gays ing their opinions I feel compelled lo mouths. I feel nothing but pity for and lesbians. I have never known respond lo what I regard as the irre- him as a person so intolerant (hat lie anyone w tin has been proud lo have a sponsible use of one of our most basic cannot reap the benefits of inierac tear. Perhaps you would hketoallend rights. lion with all the varied members ol one tit mir uieeiins's where we would Joseph Guardo. though I may society (loiuudless of ihoii sexual IK* happy in discuss any topics on TRINITYTRIPOD not agree with him. has tho'righi and preference or lor thai mailer race, which ynti tune questions ami hnpe- the privilege to express how he feels gentler, religion, etc.) HUT 1 lee I lully allay youi loais. Also. I would about homosexuality, his choice to nothing Inn indignanee towards ihe like in il'iank MIII I'm wriling your do so through the Tripod to the Trin - man thai fools justified in speaking loiter lu the Tripod which has cieated iiy comnumiiy is protected by the for myself and many others whose such a strong wave ul support lor our U.S. constitution. The key issue here views do not coincide with his. concents, is not Mr. Guardo's opinion, nor his M»HII«JW<;. rash expression thereof, but his impli- Sincerely. Sincerely. hduoi -in-Chief cation that he speaks for the "major- Jennifer Kehl 'M ity". Sex and sexuality are the private Stephen".!. Ihuick 'W Robert K. Cockburit concerns of individuals and in my Managing hdttoi opinion are lo be left to their discre- Judy Sanclford lion. My opinion is obviously quite Persecution Is Not Kill Ch.ircsl ktUtor contradictory lo that of Mr. Guardo ., Lditoi and unlike him I do not infer that it is Toll Tiim Lim the opinion of anyone other than Bob Market' myself. I take issue with the idea the A Viable Solution Cynthia Woosnam Fettimcs Rdiroi To Mr. Guardo, sexuals were |
extraordinary ability to handle the Qui Rit, and Strawberries and Cream nity for them to get feedback from from the touching to the outrageous; from the slimmest disguise of per- -By Christine Smith- one-act play form." He continued, by Jennifer Neal. The three mono- one of the greatest American play- "By praising these writers with publi- logues are Not One of Us by Steve wrights. It is just a tremendous thing sonal experience to the invented rep- Spotliglit Editor cation, you are providing encourage- Safran. Celestial Music by Chris all around. I'm very pleased with the resentation of it. What informs all of ment and support, the necessary Touiotikian and Respectfully Yours plays and Albee's forward made it the dramatic work in this collection is impetus to spur these writers on to a by Susan Baker. Thus, the title Straw- sound as if he was very enthusiastic the absence of cant, the sincerity of It is fairly often that we hear of a continued exploration of play writing. berries, Potatoes and Other Fanta- about the plays as well." intention, the willingness to take professor who is having some kind of I truly believe that if all academic sies . He continued, "It just struck me chances and—most important—the work published, either a novel, or a programs provided lhis kind of rec- On November 21, Edward Al- that there was a flood of very interest- feeling one receives—that theere is textbook or years' worth of research. ognition, the state of American play- bee and the student playwrights will ing plays and I think we were very no playacting here, that the work is But how often do we hear of students writing would be in a far better posi- be in the lobby of the Austin Arts fortunate to have some very talented the work of play wrights, not of people whose work is getting published? It tion than it is today." Center for a book signing ceremony. young playwrights at the same time playing at it." is certainly not quite as common. With that kind of positive artis- CopiesotStrawberries, Potatoes and within these last few years and I just What does the future hold for However, the time has come. tic input, Feinsod managed also to get Other Fantasies will be offered for wanted to somehow honor what this unprecedented project'.' Profes- This fall a group of eight student the monetary support he needed— sale ($5.95) along with copies of they're doing—it was really excep- sor Feinsod says he will be sending playwrights, through the efforts of from the faculty, including Dr. Milla Edward Albee's other works. Then, tional. I think it is very exciting for copies to libraries and other theatre various members of the Trinity com- Riggio of the English Department, there will be a dinner for those who the students to have their works pub- companies in hopes that productions munity, will have (heir works pub- Jan Cohn. Dean of Faculty and the have contributed especially to the lished so early in their careers. Even may come out of il. He also said that lished. This event in and of itself is Theatre/Dance department; Mrs. project to celebrate the young play- though it is an in-house publication he will also be sending copies to truly deserving of praise. Genevieve Goodwin and the Jesters. wrights with Edward Albee. To close it's a publication nonetheless." departments in other schools in hopes that someday there would be a New Even more interesting is the fact These co-sponsors contributed out the evening, Edward Albee will Professor Feinsod says that he England version of the work and they that the students have gotten Edward enough money to allow 2000 copies teach a "master playwriting course" feels that the works can be enjoyed by could choose from a much larger body Albee, the legendary American play- of the volume to be published. The for all the students who have an entry. all because like all successful artists, of plays. wright, to write a forward for the compilation is expected to be ready In this class he will discuss and cri- each of the writers draws from his or collection. Albee who attended Trin- on November 16. tique each of the works one by one. her own experiences. Albee wrote in We join Albee in concluding, ity College during the late 1940s will As the finishing touch, Tim Professor Feinsod commented his forward, "The work is so various: "To the reader: Enjoy yourself. To be here on campus on Monday, No- Cunningham, the co-editor of the on the event, "It's a golden opportu- from the naturalistic to the fanciful; the young playwright: Welcome to vember 21 along with the eight young volume, wrote to Edward Albee ask- the club!" writers to sign copies of the collec- ing for his help and Albee responded tion. saying he would be happy to write a How did all of this come about? forward introduction to the works. In STRAWBERIES, POTATOES, & OTHER FANTASIES Arthur Feinsod, Chairman of the this forward, Albee praises the young Theatre/Dance Department and eoor- writers. He writes, "And what a joy it PLAYS FROM TRINITY COLLEGE dinatorof the publication offered some is for a playwright who has been insight into the amount of time and around fora while—thirty years! My effort put into the volume. God! Can it be possible?—to experi- It is application of student plays ence the dedicated works of his which were written by Trinity stu- younger fellows; for example: the TABLE OF CONTENTS dents between the years of 1985 and seven plays and three monologues 1988, a period during which. Profes- (from plays) by the eight young play- sor Feinsod said, "we have had some wrights represented in this collec- Preface Arthur Feinsod iv very exciting playwrights." Most of tion..." Thus the volume was com- Foreward Edward Albee V them were written by upperclassmen plete. in Professor Feinsod's drama classes, It begins with a preface by Pro- although there were one or two writ- fessor Feinsod, thanking those people PLAYS ten by freshmen and sophomores. One who had contributed in various ways, play, for example, written by Hank then Albee's optimistic forward, fol- Lewis '89, came from the first 10page lowed by the ten works. These works, SOMETIMES A FANTASY Mark Denu 2 assignment of the introductory 102 seven plays and three monologues PEELING POTATOES William H. Lewis 8 class. taken from larger plays, are written METHUSALIFE & ESCAPISM Jennifer Rider 22 Feinsod continues, "Basically I by students who both have graduated A MOMENT OF SILENCE Tim Cunningham was very interested in putting together from Trinity (Jennifer Rider, Hank 36 this volume of student plays but I Lewis and Jennifer Neal) and a few ROAD TO BLACK MESA William H. Lewis 48 wasn't sure if they would hold up by who are still enrolled here (Mark LA VACHE QUI RIT Tim Cunningham 66 the standards of what is usually pub- Denu, Steve Safran, ChrisTouloukian lished." So, he sent a copy of the and Susan Baker). The title, Straw- STRAWBERRIES & CREAM Jennifer Neal 102 plays to Greg Learning, Dramaturgof berries, Potatoes and Other Fanta- the Hartford Stage Company who sies: Plaxs from Trinity College is MONOLOGUES chooses plays for the Company to derived from the titles of the works. perform. Feinsod asked him to read The first play, Sometimes a Ftin- the plays and see if they were worthy to.vv, was written by Mark Demi. The From NOT ONE OF US Steven A. Safran 140 of being published by the standards of next. Peeling Potatoes , was written From CELESTIAL MUSIC Christopher Touloukian 142 the Hartford Stage Company. by Hank Lewis. These are followed From RESPECTFULLY YOURS Susan Baker 145 Greg wrote a very supportive by Methusalife and Escapism by letter back, saying, "I am very im- Jennifer Rider, A Moment of Silence pressed with the level of sophistica- by Tim Cunningham, anotherof Hank tion evidenced in the work submitted. Lewis' works entitled Road to Black Your students have developed an Mesa , Tim Cunningham's La Vache
HUNGER & HOMELESSNESS WEEK - Nov. 1 4TH- 18TH An educational event sponsored by the National Student Campaign Against Hunger on over600 Mon. 14th Tues. 15th Wed. 16th Thurs. 17th Fri. 18th
Lunch and dinner at Lunch and dinner at Oxfam Fast Day - give Marriot - letter Marriot - Button sale up your Marriot writing campaign to sponsored by the meals!!! - newly elected 12:30 in the Cave - Progressive Student officials an informal political Alliance 12:30 Alumni lounge round table political round table discussing Africa's discussing the 5-8pm Cook Arch - 8pm Washington political and 7:30 Boyer Auditorium obstacles in resolving "Under the Arch" - a Room - "Under the economic condition "Grapes of Wrath" a the world hunger fundraising event Bridge" - a slide resulting in hunger film depicting the Dust crisis with Profs. show depicting the with Prof. Steele Bowl tragedy of the Gastmann & Lindsey life of the homeless 1930's - discussion led in Hartfod - by Rev. Tull to follow. reception to follow Sponsored by the 8:00 The chapel Chapel Committiee observance ceremony to conclude the fast
THROUGHOUT THE WEEK: SPECIAL DONATIONS MADE BY: •Canned food drive in Mather sponsored by the Newman Club Trinity Coalition of Blacks TGLBA •soap and toothpaste drive sponsored by the SGA International Club President's Fellows •display of hunger-related literature in the library Trinitones Trinity Catholics & Episcopals THIS WEEK'S EVENTS HAVE BEEN COORDINATED BY THE HUNGER CAMPAIGN OF CONNPIRG Page 10 • The Trinity Tripod • November 8,1988 World Outlook Economic Sanctions Against S. Africa Urged the Botha government, and the many cerned that South Africa is beginning African nations.The issue in the While must al'fecl every pan of society. -By Dave Lowey- to follow, are also wealthy enough lo turn lo the Soviets for trade and House has never been human righis lieonomic reform is going to be might fall prey to "godless commu- World Outlook Writer withstand decades of only partially or democratic freedom, Successive one of the first demands of a free imposed sanctions. They know thai nism." This statement illustrates the administrations, both Democratic and black South Africa. Inevitably social- Throughout the past year, little their stockpile of important resources complete ignorance on the pan of Republican, have consistently sup- isi concepts and plans will be sug- had been heard in the United States is significant in the world economy. much of the public and (he govern- ported violently repressive regimes gested. A large portion ofihe Black concern ing South Africa as compared The supply of diamonds is important ment as to what is going on in south simply because ihey were anti-com- groups are socialist or markedly to the press coverage South Africa to international industry, and the Africa and what the important issues munist. It seems thai no other i|ualifi- Marxist. The tribal systems of native received in the early 1980's. Ever supply of certain radioactive ores is are. To gel the record straight, the cation is needed lo receive aid from Africa's past wore certainly more since the issue of divestment came to essential to American military secu- Soviet Union is actually supplying the United Stales, we have seen this socialist than democratic. How will a head in the Spring of 1987, the issue rity. Proponents of sanctions say the arms to Marxist elements in the out- played out endlessly in Latin Amer- the United Slates react to this? If of apartheid has quietly lingered, value of the Rand is already drop- lawed African National Congress and ica and it will continue worldwide. apartheid falls, we must be ready to condemned but still alive. However, ping. If sanctions are imposed too tootherblack movements. Neverthe- As long as a Cuban-Soviet presence deal with the consequences. This is the 1988 presidential election has lightly, however, the market price for less, the U.S. government is trying lo remains in Angola or anywhere else another reason why many conserva- returned apartheid to the level of gold, diamonds, and certain other sell the public on the issue of commu- on the African continent the White tives want to 'work from within the national attention. commodities will go through the roof nism. It seems they ihrow the label House will not risk a destabilized system." They feel they can 'control' Part of the reason that South and the Rand wil I be as stable as ever. 'communist'at any situation they wish Afrikaner Government. the situation and keep 'undesirables' Africa has barely been heard of can be The issue of apartheid in our to get their way with. out of power. Most of America's attributed to thecrackingdown on the nation's capitol is therefore not about The Reagan-Bush Administra- The United Slates must impose righteous politicians have nevermade foreign press by limiting what they the moral wrong of repressive segre- tion isquite obviously concerned with strong sanctions. The black majority llie effort to understand South Africa. can see and what they can send out of gation, but over the economic impli- communism. The conservative right is not going to stand for half-hearted It is not our place lo decide where the the country by the Afrikaner admini- cations of getting rid of it. The ques- in the U.S. supports a strong apart- compromise and meaningless reform. future of South Africa lies beyond stration. The Botha government has tion goes much deeper than just hurt- heid government in South Africa The most recent reform, a racially apartheid, we only know that apart- proven that by imposing a police state. ing a few American owned multi- because it serves as an ami-commu- segregated and powerless iri-cameral heid must end. Lei the African people South Africa has become immune to nationals; much more is at stake. It is nist base. South Africa has the strong- legislature, was rejected by all the decide what lo do with Iheir laud as a international media. To the American shameful that the blatant moral injus- est military on the continent and has black leaders in South Africa. Apart- nation in which every adult is enfran- population, which depends com- tice of apartheid is no longer at issue. no qualms with interfering in other heid must be dismantled and reform chised; it is their country. pletely on the media to keep them A concentrated international sanction informed, apartheid has been put in effort could topple apartheid. The the back of their minds as it is no United States must lead that effort longer on the evening news. The clos- regardless of the interim economic est many have come to confronting consequences. Without our nation's Stop Descrimination the specter of Apartheid recently is in full commitment to a lotal boycott, the movie theaters whi le viewing "Cry sanctions will not succeed. Freedom." True the movie is illumi- Although the opponents of sanc- nating, but the main issue is lost amid tions preferred the Reagan Admini- Against Homosexuals the adventure. Apartheid remains as stration's "no action" policies, the strong as ever in South Africa. even suspected of such - is likely to not enough to be passive as others present election has brought sanc- -By Victoria Arthaud- suffer common abuse as well as a are discriminated against for exer- Despite the hick of press cover- tions at least partly back into the na- World Outlook Editor abridgement of his human rights more cising a fundamental freedom. The age, apartheid has remained an issue tional focus. Those who sland against often and in many more ways than a following is from a poem by Pal in the American legislature. Though economic sanctions, especially di- member of any oilier minority." Parker as she calls lo national ac- Congress has been tossing around vestiture, employ many humanitar- Homosexuality has become a Homophobia manifests itself tion for protection of that freedom: legislative sanctions over the past few ian sounding reasons lo support their major issue in this country. Ac- quite clearly through this discrimina- years, nothing has been accomplished arguments. A common stand is that cording to Kinsey Institute statis- tion —discrimination which the U.S. They will not come as the Reagan Adm in istrutton strongly pulling out American investment tics, 13% of the adult male popula- government upholds. The very exis- a mob rolling resists enforcing anything but a thun- would cause unemployment and tion and 7% of the female popula- tence of the sodomy laws in most of through the streets, dercloud of moral indignation. Mor- would hurl the blacks more than llie tion is predominantly homosexual. the stales is evidence that official alizing from across the Atlantic, but quickly and
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1 &&••' •'}¥!*" -^ The Trinity Tripod • November 8,1988 • Page 13 Announcements Career Counseling News UONDON* TODAY ... There will be a summer jobs workshop called Summer Jobs: "Here and Abroad" at 7 pm in the Rittenberg Lounge. NOW is the time to start thinking about next summer. This is especially important if you have any plans for working abroad. Travel, work permits and visas will be discussed. INTERNSHIPS If you have signed up in Career Counseling, TODAY is the day for the Peace Corps Interviews. WASHINGTON There will be an Information Session for the United States Marine Corps today LONDON in Mather from 10 am to 2 pm. Art/Architecture • Business/Economics • Human/Health Services A representative will be on campus Nov. 9th to speak about the CORO • Journalism/Communications • Visual/Performing Arts • Politics Foundation Fellows' Program in Public Affairs. This is an intensive nine-month WASHINGTON graduate level program to provide intensive, practical and broad-based training Politics • Business/Economics • Pre-Law • International Relations for public affairs careers. The Information Session will be at 7 pm in the Journalism/Communications • Health Fields • The Arts • Specialty Rittenberg Lounge. Interviews for this session will be held on Nov. 17th - sign up in Career Counseling. OXFORD Modern British Studies Gallo Winery will have a representative at Trinity on Nov. 9th. They will have Politics • History • Literature an Informatformatioi n Session in the Alumni Lounge at 7 pm. All internship programs include 16 semester-hour credits, full-time internships, centrally located apartments, individualized Touche Rose will hold an information session on Nov. 10th at 7 pm in the placements for virtually every academic interest. Alumni Lounge. BOSTON UNIVERSITY COMING UP... International Programs 725 Commonwealth Avenue, B-2 OnNov. 18th, Barbara Selmo '82, Director of Admissions at Harvard University: iyKy Boston, MA 02215 Graduate School of Arts and Sciences will host an informal information session 617/353-9888 at 10 am in the Career Counseling Office. You can sign up at Career Counseling. An equal opportunity, affirmative action institution. Sign-ups have also begun for interviews being held on campus by the Department Wednesday, November 9, 3:00-4:30 pm of Health and Human Services on Nov. 16. Sign up in the Career Counseling Foreign Study Office Seabury 405 ling 1988
Photos By: Kathryn Coleman James Loutit Kevin Wong Nathan Sage Page 14 • The Trinity Tripod • November 8,1988 Features The Doors of Trinity College Feature Focus per day)? 1" would be so very simple. studying in my room. -By Amy Paulson- There are some sets of doors that Just give the problem to the engineer Features Columnist I simply cannot avoid. Those are the majors again, tell them they'll re- doors lo the Hnglish House (some- ceive credit for this as well as pay- ment, ami voila! The problem will be By Bob Markee Ok, you've all heard of those by times I wish I could, but alas...). The problem with these doors is most solved in ai least three days. Well, I now famous posters titled "The Pubs don't know if it should be solved. It To preface this article, I should first mention that I am of Georgetown," "The Doors of severe. The first door opens in and the second door opens out. Com- keeps the English House unique and from Cleveland, Ohio. To many of you, this is probably the Dublin,"and now there'seven a poster rather idiosyncratic... called "The Doors of Connecticut." pletely caddy-wompus-to-the-bull- funniest thing you have ever read, but try tocontrol the laughter— The last set of doors I wish to Now here's something new to fall hole. If someone is leaving as you're I don't need the grief. Being from a mid-western city, however, voice my opinion about are the doors into that category, although it will entering the doors meet and there is a tends to give me a bit of an interesting, objective view of East of the Life Science building. They probably not become as famous as certain"amount of finagle-ing and are the ones in front that haven't been Coast residents. At any rate, consider it objective, and my any of the previously mentioned mumblings of "Oh, so.sorry." Or "Go opened since my freshman year. opinion is much more important than theirs. Just ask me. I'll posters. It's this: THE DOORS OF ahead." "No, you first." You gel to "What doors?" you say. Exactly. prove it to you. TRINITY COLLEGE. Why the know your classmates this way, so I So I think that these doors would I tend to run into problems because I have this irrational doors? Why not the windows'? How guess there is some value in that. But make a fine poster. Function or no desire to explain to East Coasters that the Northeastern States come just Trinity? Why not all of my question is, how come no one ever function. Aesthetic or....no aesthetic. Hartford (a Community Outreach tried lo change this silly occurance may not be the most glorious, wonderful, exciting, all-around P.S.> VOTEVOTEVOTEVOTE perfect piece of Nirvana to exist in an otherwise uninteresting venture?)? Well read on, and I'll (that occurs at least one hundred times world (Note: this is an incredibly broad generalization which I reveal all... know all East Coast people do not accept. However, it really As far as I know doors are pri- annoys East Coasters when I make the generaliza tions I'm going marily meant to be functional. Aes- thetics are secondary. Yet why is it Procrastination: to make in this article. This makes it all worthwhile.). As I that on this campus there are so very hopefully have the attention of some of you out there, I will now many doors that are pains in the wa/oo describe some of the typical features of the East Coast Mind: to open and close? 1 could understand 1) The East Coast View of the World: Just recently, I was if maybe these doors sacrificed func- A Way of Life talking with someone who has lived here in Hartford for the tionality for beauty but...well 1 guess past six years and who was doing her best to explain to me it's true: beauty is in the eye of the -By Josh Bewlay- letter you promised lo your friend from high school these are the foun- where a friend of hers lived. I say, "doing her best as it ended beholder. Am I not seeing correctly? Spcriiil lo the Tripod A point for every critical thinker to dations of early procrastination. up getting a wee bit confused. "He lives somewhere out West," Sophomore year, I was fortu- explained my friend, "in Oregon, or Arizona. You know— ponder. Ahhh. the dreaded "P" word, Let's start with the door to feared more by college students than nate enough to get into "Procrastina- around there." Around where? Oh, how silly of me. Of course. t Hallden. It's ugly. It looks like il was the "L" word by Republicans. Pro- tion 2O.>: Caffeine is Your Friend." Arizona and Oregon are right near each other. Personally, I covered with bad paneling or cheap crastination, if I may use the word, is, This intermediate course stressed the always thought that these two states were about a thousand plywood and then was spit upon one however, the essence of college life. benefits and powers of caffeine for miles apart. This confused me until I realized that I was talking time too many. It's peel ing and crack- It began in high school, actually. those last minute assignments. It was to one of those East Coast people. ling from all that rain we've had. And Just alter Christmas during my senior this year that I pulled my first all- From an East Coast point of view, Arizona and Oregon besides that,you havetogiveanextra year. Somehow the applications to nighter -a requirement fora passing mightas well be next door to each other. This is fora very simple yank to open it. It opens partway and colleges and universities weren't grade in the course. I also learned the reason: both of these states are out there. The concept of Out then stops opening and you have to gelling done, il wasn't my fault. 1 peak lime in the computer room when There is an easy one to define—-it is not on the East Coast. provide for a lot of resistance to open wanted nothing more than to have it was least crowded, so as to finish it all of the way. I think thai would he them completed and have my mother that last mimiic paper—3:45 a.m. As Another friend of mine once told me that everything west of lor distractions, sporting events be- Philadelphia was a wasteland with some mountains and farms a good problem for the physics/engi- stop nagging me. In fact, I would neering majors to solve, don't you? have traded most of my Christmas came the new alternative to cleaning cluttering up the scene. The doors to the library are gifts to have them done. I didn't my room. Besides rowing on the Presumably, one eventually hits California which has always being improved upon. They understand why, but I knew it just team—a huge time commitment and enough big cities that one can catch a plane back East. used to be a pretty oak color (when wasn't my fault. great excuse in its own right—I began This is not to say that everyone who lives in the Northeast there were four) and then they were Miraculously, (by which, it is going to as many games as possible. I is completely ignorant of the rest of the country. Far from it. I stained a darker, urn, shall we say assumed, most procrastinated work is soon became the authority on every once met a student here from Boston who was in St. Louis once. pine? I don't mind the color change, completed) I was accepted lo a col- sports team at the college. He knows all there is to know about the rest of the country—and but what I do mind is thai now they've lege, and my in-depth education in Junior year I really put my nose he got to go up in the arch, too. Ifyou have never heard of the boarded up two of the doors (?). Out procrastination began. lo the grindstone and refined my basic of the two doors that remain, only one Freshman year I took "Procras- knowledge of procrastination, while Arch in St. Louis—stop reading. This article is meant for those of them will open. Isn't this a fire gaining a more abstract, theoretical who can be saved. tination 101: Basic Procrastination." hazard? But then, once you get inside It's an entry level,;self-taught course— understanding of the art. I took The problem is not that most Northeasterners have never you have to move diagonally across sort of an independent study. With "Procrastination 333: Comparative been west of Philadelphia (although this is a problem as well). to enter through the set of glass doors. each paper that came due in my other Procrastinators." This course really The problem is that it is hard to get anyone from this region to If both doors were opened, or one set classes, I was able to learn the basics helped me gain a deeper understand- believe in the rest of the country. Its hard enough to get New of doors on each side were opened it of procrastination. Oh, I was a quick ing of the meaning of procrastination, Yorkers to believe in New Jersey. The rest of the country is just would make my life, and the life of study. The old adage. "Put off today and its various forms. I began analyz- many others a lotlesscomplicaled. Is that which you can do tomorrow," ing friends in their daily routines, and so big and spread out that it is hard to take it all in. Its easy to matching them them to types of pro- accept the concept of Chicago since Chicago is a big city (and all this a functionality meant to be a test: was really taken to heart. I learned the "Just how badly do you want to get basic activities that one should do in crastination I had studied. It was this the real big cities are back home), and everyone knows there is into the library, young student?" year that I began developing my list some great skiing in Colorado, but it is those vast spaces place of the assignment. Doing laun- Needless to say, I've taken up dry, cleaning my room, writing that of friends who had computers that I between which are the downfall of the East Coast View of the could borrow in case all the terminals World. at the computer center were in use. 2) The East Coast View of Time and Space: This is where I'm not sure why I did this. I probably we get to the really big problem. The Northeast/East Coast could have put it off until senior year. (which is defined as everything from Washington D.C. on up The Writing Center This was a self-reali/ing moment for me. I found I didn't really have a and a little to the right—Washington is allowed to belong command of the true concept of pro- because the government is there and because its at least north of Individual Tutoring Available crastination. Virginia, thank God) is, well, small. One can get in a car from Due to that delineation from any major city on the Coast and be in another one inside of three for Trinity Students classical procrastination, I went into hours (New York traffic permitting). Because of this compactness, senior year with a little apprehension. East Coast residents find it hard to believe that the whole world I signed up for the senior seminar, isn't made up this way. I was describing to someone once about Daytime Hours "Procrastination 402: Simply an Art a day-trip to Chicago I made once to visit some relatives. My or Way of Life?" By now, every audience of one looked a bit puzzled half-way through my story paper, exam, quiz and presentation and remarked, "I didn't think that Cleveland and Chicago were Monday through Friday, 9-12 was done the night before it was due, that close to each other." "Sure they are." I calmly reply, no matter hciw long the assignment. knowing what was coming next, "Its only about a five-hour a.m. & 1-4 p.m. My transgression, junior year, had been absolved and I was on the path to drive each way." a lifetime of late nights, and little "FIVE HOURS?!?" Evening Hours in the Library sleep. "Yes." Now. as graduation approaches "And you did this in ONE DAY?!?" and I ready myself for the cold, cruel, "Yes." professional world. I look ahead with "ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR MIND?!?" Monday 6:30 to 8:30 (Seminar Rm. 3) confidence to the challenges of strict I realize now that from the point of view of the person I deadlines and close supervision. was talking to, I am out of my mind. Whether I am from a more Tueday 6:30 to 9:30 (Seminar Rm. 4) When I finally do go to a job inter- objective point of view is anyone's guess, but the point is that view. I know that my record of punctuality will shine through and from my point of view (which you will recall is superior), the Wednesday 6:30 to 9:30 (Seminar Rm. 4) land me a great job. My training in Eastern view of time and space is a bit screwy. It may be a shock procrastination will allow me logoto for some people to hear, but driving farther than three hours in happy hour every night, yet complete one shot is not unreasonable. Ra ther, it is very realistic experience. Thursday 6:30 to 9:30 (Seminar Rm. 4) my assignments on time. I'll be the It is impossible to get a grasp of the size of the real world when envy of all the other employees. one is flying over it (unless you have a window seal and I chose to make procrastination surveyors' tools). a way of life. For others it's an ideal, 3) The East Coast Tendency to Make Fun of the Rest of - Drop in or phone for an appointment an unattainable goal—for me. it's the Country: This is easy to explain—If I ever hear another reality. In fact. I'm writing this a few Cleveland joke, I'll introduce you to my uncle from Detroit. hours before its deadline. Please Exts. 2460/2461 excuse any typos—I won't have time Don't mess with me. to proof-read. The Trinity Tripod • November 8, 1988 • Page 15 Features Losing Weight Can Be Loads of Fun lem. I think the thing that really made any of you may know, it is extremely plan. drink very much water, and I only lost -By Bill Charest- me realize my weight problem was difficult to stay on any form of diet The important thing is that the 1 or 2 pounds. So I made a conscious Sporls Editor when I finally asked myself. "If you when everyone around you is stuffing diet makes you THINK about every- effort the next week to drink more look like this when you're 20 years themselves full ofpizzaand hot fudge thing you put on your plate. I can water, and I lost 5 pounds. That will old (21 now, incidentally, for any sundaes. But with my parents going recall times in the past where I didn't really add up after a while. The one Anyone who remembers what I law-enforcement personnel within on the diet, I had someone to work care about what I ate or how much I drawback to this, of course, is that looked like last year realizes that I've earshot), what are you going to look with. Being at home was obviously a ate. But making you think about what you spend most of your day walking lost an awful lot of weight - between like when you're 40?" Then I even great help, due to the fact that there you eat will really help you get some around, feeling like Hoover Dam. Bui 50 and 60 pounds, in fact. It certainly wondered if at that weight, 1 would was NO late night pizza delivery in will power, because you'll eventually that'sdefinitely a.sacrifice well worth wasn't an easy tusk, but it was well ever make it to 40. West Hartford until about a month come to know what you should and making. worth the results. I've heard so many Eating late night pizza and hav- ago. shouldn't eat. I've come to realize My brother Chris prospered from people asking me how I lost all of this ing three or four burgers at dinner was So, having received the neces- thai certain foods are "'danger foods" my family's diet more than anyone weight, how I felt, and so forth, that fun, but sometimes it takes a big dose sary motivation. I started out on my for me, in that if I start eating them, else. He's 6'1", about 160 lbs., and I'd like to take this opportunity to of reality to get things done. quest. it's a good bet that I'll gain some definitely NOT in need of a diet. provide some helpful tips to any of weight back. Icecream is perhaps the However, while my parents and I you out there who'd care to listen. Step 2: Getting Motivated Step 3: Weight Watchers Is Not A biggest one -1 haven't had ice cream, followed our diet, Chris had control This is more difficult. It's very Four Letter Word except for my birthday cake, since of the house's junk food reserves. Step 1: Recognizing The Problem easy to not eat one day, because of all It's almost funny to listen to sometime last May. I used to eat a pint Needless to say, he took very good This isn't as easy as it seems. I the eating you did over the past few people talk about Weight Watchers of more of the stuff in one sitting, and care of them. While our dietdid change mean, I knew darn well how fat I was days, and then turn around two days as if it were the bubonic plague. "1 not even blink. our family's eating habits, it didn't last year. It didn't take a genius to later and eat a whole Cave Pizza in went to my...(ulp).,.W.W. meeting I currently have a bet with a really change our shopping habits that look at me and see that. Eventually, it one sitting (which I've managed to last night," you'll hear people whis- friend that if 1 don't have any late much. So Chris was always supplied will turn out to be the little things that do, a couple of times). Needless to per. My mother told me stories all night pizza this semester, he will buy with a bountiful choice of snack foods, clue you in to your weight problem. say, while employing this method, 1 summer long about how the only place me a case of (diet) soda. Haven't cookies and deserts. Every once in a For instance, if you become short of found I had little success in the area of that there are more confessions than a broken it yet... while, he would order pizza for din- breath getting out of bed then you weight control. Crash diets don't work church is while people are waiting in I didn't actually go to the meet- ner, and tell us at length how the pizza either have asthma (which I didn't) or either, despite what anyone may tell line to be weighed at their Weight ing every week. My parents would go "really tasted awful, realty terrible." you have a weight problem (which I you. The whole idea behind a diet Watchers meeting. to the meetings, pick up a new diet He d idn 't gain a ounce all summer, by the way -1 guess when you run seven did). If the Campus Pizza Guy puts doesn't just involve losing weight, Despite what you may think. book every week, and then I would miles a day, that's what happens. you on his group discount list—you but also changing your eating habits. Weight Watchers is not all rabbit food. follow the diet. One thing you will have a weight problem. If the U.S. Going on a crash diet will do nothing, There's nothing to be afraid of. Es- find out quickly is whether or not you Anyone who has ever eaten a Postal Service tries to assign you your until after a week or two, at which sentially, the diet carefully measures like vegetables. On the Weight Watch- meal with me a SAGA knows that I own ZIP Code—you have a weight point you will feel like devouring an and limits the amounts of protein, fat, ers plan, most vegetables are "free", am an unbelievably fast eater. My problem. It's really very simple. entire broiled llama (or a gnu, if you're and fruit that you can have per day. that is, you can eatjust about as much mom has told me on more than one But just because you have into low cholesterol). Each week, you are given a new diet as you want. All of a sudden, I really occasion that I eal as if someone is enough common sense to notice that I guess the turning point for me book, with the first week being the started liking green beans and spin- trying to take my food away from me. you're overweight, and enough of a was when my parents both informed strictest week. Gradually, you will be ach. Making salads was always fun at She's right. Anyway, whenever din- sense of humortojoke about it,doesn't me of their decision to join - gulp! - "allowed" to have certain foods, until dinner time, with my dad, my mom nertime came this summer, I would mean that you've realized your prob- Weight Watchers. This was a key. As aftersix weeks, you stay on a constant and myself all building these moun- serve myself dinner, make my salad, tainous salads, reminiscent of Rich- and sit down to eat, while my parents ard Drey fuss in Close Encounters Of got their food. Nine times out of ten, The Third Kind. I would be done with my dinner, and halfway through my salad before ei- Having confidence in yourself Dating: Pick Your Poison ther of my parents got to the table. My and the diet proves to be vital. I must dad is a relatively fast eater, too, and dating and this question elicited some admit that 1 was quite skeptical of the at Trinity, and before my facial struc- sometimes we'd both laugh at the fact funny responses and facial expres- diet when 1 started. But after the first -By Lisa Schroedcr- ture changes and I begin to bear a that our salads never seemed to last sions. One friend thought that dating week, 1 found that 1 had lost seven remarkable resemblance to Ann very long when they got within an Features Columnist was an antiquated term, simply be- pounds. Going from 235 pounds (my Landers, I will pass the floor to other arm's length of us. I still eat much cause no one walks up to a person that starting weight) to 228 wasn 't exactly opinions. 1 asked several of my sen- faster than I should, but if you can they hardly even know and asks them moving mountains (at least not figu- Afterthree years at this esteemed ior female friends who are currently conv ince yourself that what is on your out on a date. That i.s something that ratively), but I realized that if I could institution, I have come to the conclu- unattached what they thought about plate is iu no matterhow hungry you'll happened 20 years ago, but no longer. do that in just one week, and do it sion that dating al Trinity i.s very dating and the unanimous response to feel later, I guess it really doesn't The reason being that at Trinity no without .starving myself, I knew I similar to walking through a mine the question was "why are you asking matter. one really has the time or even the could get down to a reasonable weight. field—you just dive in and hope you me? I don't date." This question of urge. After all, the best relationships And I did. When you're on a diet, your eyes make it through without losing too course led to the inevitable discus- are the ones that start out as friend- can tell all. Take for example, the many limbs. I realize that I probably sion of why none of us date, and why ships and simply evolve into some- infamous Baked Potato Incident. One seem cynical towards the entire issue as seniors we no longer even actively Step 4: Yes, Dieting Can be Fun thing more. Other male friends particular night this summer, my and yes, you're right (and you are pursue this seemingly futile endeavor. When someone is on a diet, you laughed at the question and replied; mother started cracking up at the now the proud new owner of a Topco The general consensus of this discus- know that that person can be very "DATING!!", with looks varying dinner table. Both my father and 1 had vegetable pulverizer—it slices, it sion was summed up by a friend of cranky, irritable, and generally not from disbelief to sheer horror at the finished our dinner, and evidentially dices...but 1 digress). Dating is a mine: "I don't know what it is, maybe very nice to be around. I have to admit mere thought of the idea. However, were both staring at my brother's hazardous occupation here, but it's social pressure, or too much work, lhat at times, my diet helped me fit after the initial shock passed, they all baked potato, which he had left unfin- not any more difficult than it was in but I think that everyone would much that description quite nicely. But there used the same horrible word that is ished. My father and I, of course, both high school, it is just different. The rather hang out with their friends or were some really outrageously funny stereotypically associated with Trin- deny that this incident ever took place, dating process in high school can take just totally scam and have a one moments that wouldn't have other- ity dating - nonexistent. So much for but my mom thought it was a riot. weeks of gossiping, scoping, and weekend relationship." All of the wise happened if it weren't for the an interesting survey. In summing everything up, 1 waiting for the phone to ring before single women present resignedly diet. you even take the plunge and go on a Well, abandon all hope ye who One thing you really have to do know there must be a few of you out agreed (my room was getting pretty there who wanl to lose a few pounds. date with the guy. At Trinity, this packed at this point—and who says enter here. In at least one area Trinity on Weight Watchers is drink water. whole elaborate process is usually is a place of extremes, you are either LOTS AND LOTS OF WATER. A.s All 1 can do is wish you good luck, that there is no such thing as female and say that if 1 can lose weight, YOU abbreviated to the time span of a frat bonding?). happily married or scamming, and much as eight or ten cups a day, in party or a Cave Dance. There are that's just the way it is. Pick your fact. If you don't think this makes a can lose weight. Believe me, you can. several reasons for this—ralcohol, lack The funny thing about this dis- poison! difference, try it. One week, I didn't of parents, and relatively absolute cussion and the conclusion was that freedom. Everyone becomes so all of us have had at least one rela- friendly after having a few beers and tively okay relationship here in the all of a sudden you'll find yourself last three years, yet here we all sit noticing that the guy standing next to condemning Trinity dating a.s nonex- ? you is much cuter than you ever istent. It didn't seem quite fair. So, CARIIXI S PIZZA thought he was when you had ihat the discussion was reopened and a English class with him last semester. pizza was ordered. Random quotes This is the typical start to one of those that have stuck in my mind from this We Offer: infamous Trinity "relationships" discussion are as follows; "It was fun which rarely results in anything even for awhile, but it went too fast", "Men remotely resembling a deep and are jerks" (actually that's no! an exact meaningful bonding of two souls. quote, but it'll give you the gist of the All types of Free Delivery ($4 sentiment being expressed), "I just First of all, you probably know didn't have enough time for a rela- pizza, including min.) Deliveries little to nothing about the guy except tionship", "Who needs the emotional that, according to your blurry vision, upheaval?" , "Why bother?", and the his sweater matches his eyes and isn't last and most universal quote, "We sheet pizza start at noon he just to die. This is the exact moment both wanted different things from the when your survival instincts should relationship, like different degrees of kick in and red lights should start commitment, and it just didn't work flashing. Listen to your brain, not out." whatever else is talking to you. I'm By this point, a few of my hap- A wide selection from the grill. Hot not saying that you should ignore the pily married friends had joined the guy or the girl, actually jusl the oppo- melee, and surprisingly enough they and cold grinders. site. Flirting is fun, and it's a great agreed with everything that the rest of way io meet new and exciting people. us were saying. This was very disil- Get to know the object of your de- lusioning for me, because for some sires, and I don't mean talking on the twisted reason, I assumed that people Ham - 12pm Tuesday - Saturday • Ham - 10 pm Sunday ' Closed Monday way back to your room. Check it oul who were blissfully happy with their before you just dive head first into current relationships would have an unknown waters, because who in the optimistic view towards the whole world wants to wake up in the mom- scene. How foolish of me. 24 New Britain Ave ® 247-0514 ing and groan when you see what you However, instead of abandon- dragged home last night. ing all hope I decided to ask some Well, trial's my~view of dating male friends what they thought of Page 16 • The Trinity Tripod • November 8,1988 Features Fun & Excitement With the Registrar lhu(R)sday. Gel it? The old "TTH" system worked like this, I) no one the schedule that are supposed to "graduate" (rub your eyes and look was just too out of dale for these mod -By Sean Dougherty- who knew anything about anything explain the next 54. don't. It begins again, it helps). folks down at the registrar's office. Feutures Columnist was allowed to answer the phone, 2) bydefiniimacadeniieadvisine.OPF.N Another section that is problem- no one who knew anything about YOUR EYES! WE'VE ALL REG- atic is the part about the "written They can't make their own computer anything was allowed not to be on ISTERED FOR CLASSES AT permission" required to take sonic work, but they have to change the The November Edition of the vacation when I called, 3) any time it LKASTONCE! WE KNOW WHAT classes. Sometimes the catalog tells abbreviation for "Thursday." What Schedule of Classes is out, and it's an was obvious that it would take a AN ADVISOR IS! SHE'S THE you whose permission, sometimes it is a "set ofdays." and why would you edition like no other. It's unreadable 1 monkey's keen intelligence to an- THING THAT SIGNS THE BOT- doesn't. For example, the course ever need two of them'. Why not just and riddled with inconsistencies. No swer the question I was asking, any- | insert example here| requires that make the first set include all of the accurate explanation is made for some TOM OF THE DAMN CARD! one dumbenough to answer the phone professor | insert name here 1 sign a elements "days when iheciass meets," of the notations that have changed Then it has the courtesy to tell us had the responsibility to tell me the permission slip before a student can or do it the old way of just writing that from previous semesters. The "92's that the courses with bigger numbers computer system was malfunction- pre-register for the course. Other information in plain English next to must be going around wondering how are intended for those of us who have ing and thatcomplicated material.such courses such as | insert two examples the course description? we ever managed to get registered for been here longer, another priceless as class lists couldn't be produced at The next important information any courses for the past three years. bit of information. herej just leave off whose signature is that, or any other, time. Writ- The second and third sections required. If you are having trouble given by the instruction pages is (and I think I know why the catalogue finding someone to sign these slips I quote) "Noli:: Enrollment limited to came out the way it did and 1 don't ten communications were returned, of the schedule's opening explain often with (he spelling and punctua- Trinity's credit and grading system. for you, I will be available all of next XX students." Enrollment to what? think it was malicious. The Registrar week. And is "The XX Students," some likes us so much, she doesn't want us tion corrected, but with no answer as What the book takes one-third of a The next part is so confusing kind of club, and if it is. do you have to graduate. At least she doesn't want to who was in the class. page to describe is that a) grades UAL y()()0 must be like a closer to the beginning of the alpha- that I'm going to have to transcribe it to go through initiation to gel in? Or us to get diplomas. I have some help- are the XX students the ones who go ful advice for underclassmen to hand pussycat compared the registrar's bet are better than the ones closer to before I can describe it. to Trinity. That would keep a student down. Before you graduate you have computer, because they still couldn't the end and b) each course is worth from another college from enrolling to fill out a Diploma Application tell me who was in the class by late one credit, unless you fail it. It's b)MTG 1-TR (W:55AM-11:10AM in all of our courses. At least they which has nothing to do with academ- July'. At that point Riggio entered the tough to think back that far. but I'm BLDG- RM- (location ol'course-these ics. Its purpose for existence is to give picture, demanded that I somehow pretty sure I had that figured out by will appear in the August and January were kind enough to tell us that a Jay West a pronunciation key for our obtain a class list from the previous the middle of my second semester. issues only) signed permission slip is not needed names. If you don'j fill it out, you year's GS English course, which The fourth part "I low to read the (Day(s) and limc(s) course meets) to enroll in whatever it is that is lim- don't get the sheepskin. I hope some wouldn't be perfect but would be Schedu le of Classes" is. of course, the (M'I'Ci 1-indicates the first set of days ited to XX students. That means I of the fines collected from the late better than writing everyone enrolled part that makes the least sense. The the class meets: MTG 2-lndicates the won't have lo sign any of those. signees gets kicked back into the in the school and starting the letters example course used by the rcuistrar. second set, etc.) Part 5 is going to cover all of the student activities fund. They may with "Disregard if you aren't in AMST 320-01, is followed by the things mentioned above. Part 5 is the actually deserve some money for Guided Studies...." title (Family in American History) MTG must mean "meeting disclaimer. Think of it as Article 48 of organizing events. I still have nightmare's of what and then two letters, "U" and "S." A time." although I'm not sure why it the WcimarC'oiisiilution. Incase of a problem with the schedule, the regis- 1 was around here during the the average Guided Studies student parenthetical note defines the two wouldn't just be "MT" or better yet. trar has all the power, and you have all summer just past, working as the must have thought about receiving a letters as undergraduate, special, and "MGT" so the order of the letters secretary in the English department. I commandment to read Crime and graduate. No, wail, I think it means would at least reflect what was left of the responsibility. It means that if was probably the worst secretary ever Punishment and some other shorter that U=undergraduaie, and S=special out. TR doesn't mean that the class you arc ever let! astray by errors in the employed by any department in this works, in the first week of August. I and had there been a "G" next to the oiilymcelsonTlHirsday.il means that schedule, that it's your fault. Just like college, and certainly no |former was packed to come back by then course title, it would have meant the class meets on (T)uesclay and my pre-regisinuion forms. English Department secretary| when I was their age. Florence Norkin (let her retirement be peaceful). The only people around Sorry, Your Mistake: here who seemed more incompetent than me worked in the Registrar's The next part of my true story Office. Also they are a lot more was pure poetic justice. I had been dangerous. The stories you are about making Registrar jokes to my room- jOn the Long WalkJ to read are true. Names have been left mates and friends all summer, and off so you can ask me during lunch when I got back, the worm had turned. and make me feel sell-important. The registrar's office tried to fine me By Jessica Gilbert Photos by Dave Copland $25 for not pre-registering. Before The Case of Failed Drop: last spring, there was only one day when you could drop off your com- pleted cards and forms. In the spring, What is the worst thing about Chucky's? You can ask one member of the they started a new system in which senior class who, if not for me and lite you could drop it off whenever you English Department Chair, Milla were finished with it. I was done Riggio, would have been put on re- early, so I handed it in early. Then the quired withdrawal for two semesters registrar lost it. So much for the new for flunking a class he dropped efficient system that would make pre- during the drop/add period last registration so much easier for both spring'. A slight oversight on the them and us. registrar's part which was never checked with either the student or his I felt like Joseph K, of Kafka's professor, who of course didn't even TheTrial. I had fulfilled the system in submit a grade for him. The student good faith and got screwed anyway. was in Europe when this problem Afterexplaining in no uncertain terms surfaced, and' the dean of students, to the registrar that I had indeed pre- wasting no time, sent his parents a registered, she asked me to prove it. note telling them that their son had That was sort of like having me prove flunked out of Trinity. Fortunately. my age. I knew it, but I didn't have my Dave Hower '89 Beula Ticknor '91 Duck Reich '90 Riggio got wind of the whole thing birth certificate on me at the time. "Being accused of "Its loo close lo my door, "They're alvv.iys out of and sent me out across the phone She refused to believe the truth, se- shoplifting." which nuvms 1 go Him' ,ilot.' Mountain Dew" networks of this campus to get the cure in her knowledge that she poorguy back in school, plus calming couldn't possibly be wrong, and sent his parents down, After much tele- me out to either pay the fine or get communication the problem was some proof. I told her that if the loss solved and I got to be the hero. Little of forms turned out to be my fault, did I know that a far less significant, then I would pay the fine. Then I told but more potentially annoying, prob- her that when the problem turned out lem lay yet in my future. to be her fault, that I wanted $25 dollars from her. I am still awaiting payment. Misguided Studies and the Mys- tery of Missing Registration List: For having the audacity to get mad about being blamed for her mis- Dr. Riggio, my boss, teaches a take she threatened me by telling me Guided Studies course (Guided Stud- that her office is in charge ofsendiiig ies is a core curriculum of courses in transcripts to companies I am apply- Amy Paulson '89 Andrew Watt '92 Tonya Wright '91 which you get to both study and di- ing for jobs with, and that I better "Too far away from the "I've never been there" rectly experience the effects of fa- learn to work with them. If that office new dorm." "The Jo ]o's Liste like cism on the average person). In June, is responsible in any way for my chicken fried potatoes" when I started work, she asked me to getting a job. I'm in big trouble. get a list of students in herclass so she I spent an hour on line at Dr. could send them a list ot'books to read Riggio's (who is my major advisor) over the summer (see, facism!). The and the second I got into her office registrar's office, possibly sensing the she told me that my forms had been nature of her foul mission, wouldn't found and that the registrar was very give us the list. It was a noble, but sorry. ultimately doomed, attempt to keep By then the lunch line looked the poor GS students from Riggio's like the Macy's Day parade and the reading list. I'm not sure how they l.D. validation line upstairs looked caught on, but it made me feel better equally promising. My day was shot. not being the one who mailed a letter Given all that. I am not surprised announcing summer reading. that the new course schedule looks Torn between honor and duty, I like it belongs to U. Mars. Let's all slowly attempted to penetrate the follow along in our own books. We Sharon Suh "91 Chantal Bade '89 registrar's ingenious question deflect- are about to have fun and get educated "The Chicken" ing phone answering system. The at the same time. 'The smell of chicken." First of nil. the first two pages of The Trinity Tripod • Novemmber 8,1988 • Page 17
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Imported by Century Importers Inc., Baltimore, Maryland Page 18 • The Trinity Tripod • November 8,1988 Arts Lerman Begins Week-Long Dance Residency at Trinity from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., The Li/1 .erman/Dance Exhange -By Elizabeth Horn- dancing; in performers that look like Washington has ever nurtured." people dancing, not dancers dancing; Li/Lcrman's I lartford residency featuring Lerman's entire company Hartford residency is part of a New Arls Editor in the idea that dance is a birthright; is co-sponsored by Trinity College. (Dance Exchange and Dancers oil he England lour sponsored by the New in keeping professional dancers alive Dance Services Network and the Third Age). Two morning workshop England Foundation forihe Arts. The On Saturday, Nov. 12, Liz Ler- as human beings; in what dancers Jewish Community Center. In addi- sessions will be followed by a lunch- Nov. 12 performace begins at 8 p.m. man/ Dance Exchange will lake the have to learn from people who have tion to the Saturday evening perform- eon in which Ms. Lerman is the key- in .1.1.. Goodwin Theatre of Austin stage in Goodwin Theatre, beginning been in motion fro over 60 years; in ance, on the same day. Dance Serv- note speaker, and ending with an af- Ails Center. For tickets or informa- a week-long dance residency in Mart- how much dancers know and how ices Network will hold a conference ternoon workshop. tion, contact the Ails Center box of- ford. This Washington, D.C.-based little we share it will) the rest of the fice al 297-21 troupe is known nationally for ex- world; in how much dancers know perimental modem dance which ami how little the rest of the world draws upon literature, personal expe- knows we know it; in the time when rience, philosophy and political-so- people who are too fat. too clumsy, cial commentary. too old, too sick to dance, actually Ms. Lerman, Artistic Director step out and dance, and how trans- of the Dance Fxhange, has studied formed the dancer and the watcher numerous forms of dance, including are in that moment; in how my cho- ballet, modern, improvisation, chore- reography is a vehicle for me to learn ography, mime and the history of about anything I want; inthecontiiui- dance. She founded the Dance Ex- ing hunt for interesting movement change in 1976 and the troupe has vocabulary thai satisfies performers, gone on to perform at the Baltimore watchers, and the subject matter; in International Theater Festival, the the aesthetic, physical and social John F. Kennedy Center for the Per- implicat ions of com bin ing young and forming Arts, the New Music Amer- old; in making an environment thai ica Festival and the Dance Theater somehow leaves room for individual Workshop in New York. and collective participation but slays loyal to an artistic idea and focus; in in addition, Ms. Lerman has the continuing challenge of making served as an artist-in-residence for personal expression valuable to me. the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival's the dancers, anil the lady next door." InsicMOiit program, for Scensommar 85's The Oilier America Festival in Li/ Lerman's art focuses on Sweden and Denmark, and has been blending dance with substantial sub- p'Mtvflbc American Inroads series at ject matter; her dances work with the New Performance Gallery. Ms. such issues as the defense budget, Lerman recieved her seventh Chore- nuclear waste and Russian history. ography Fellowship from the National The New York Times wrote of her: Endowment for the Arts in 1988. "She is one of the msot articulate and Known for working with per- compassionate of social commenta- formers of all ages, Ms. Lerman also tors in the ails today, and a vein of recently published a book. Teaching poignant concern runs through the Dance to Senior Adults. satirical humor of her dances." Members of Liz Lerman/Dance Exchange will perform in the Goodwin Theatre at I) p.m. on Saturday, Nov. '), as part In her press releases, Ms. Ler- The Washington Post wrote: of a week-long local residency. man uses the following statement to "There are few choreographers in describe herself and her artistic inten- Washington or anywhere these days tions: with quite the unbridled imagination The Accused Delivers Gripping "I am interested in remembering and conceptual range of Li/ Lerman. why I started to dance and how happy . . she is a one-and-only artist, and S was at that moment; in what we assuredly one of the brightest, strong- dance about; in who gets to do the est, most adventurous dance spirits Performance by Jodie Foster immediately, using the shock value their feet demanding that Justice be HARTFORD STAGE -By Liz Hoaly &Riiss Kauf'f- of Jodie's hospital examination after served. The film proceeded with a the rape and other incidents to set the Movie Reviewers rollcrcoitster of emotions, and I was lone. at its mercy, following right along. Coming Next One key point occurs about fif- Although the technical quality of Li/: teen minutes into the film when, infu- The Accused is nowhere near that of I have to be honest with you: Russ riated at Kelly McGillis for plea bar- Fatal Attraction, the two have a lot and I went into this week's movie gaining with the rapists and letting in common as far as shock value is November 12- December 17 The Accused with a very bad atti- them off with charges of assault and concerned. After seeing Fatal At- tude. We really weren't in the mood batlery. Jodie Foster barges her way traction my reaction was thai I'd for it-and Russ seemed especially into the assistant D. A.'s apartment never, ever, ever cheat on my wife. down on "another feminine flick." In where a dinner party is in progress. In After seeing The Accused, my reac- fact, when the lights went down in the front of all of the guests, Foster deliv- tion was that I'll never, ever make a lovely Showcase Cinema, we were ers a really fiery and emotional plea pass at a girl drunk in a bar, ever. still complaining about the $1.25 for for her case. This scene is an impor- Well, maybe my reaction wasn't that OTHER a soda and the $2.00 for stale Raisi- tant one for me because it was here strong, bul close enough. In any case, nettes. where the movie really reeled me in - for a strong willed, disturbing but Well, then the lights went down, hook, line, and sinker. effective film in which Jodie Foster and from the moment 1 saw the image Jodie Foster was pissed off and the of all people deliversagreat perform- PEOPLE'S of Sarah (Jodie Foster) running horri- whole audience was practically on ance, see ThcAccused. fied into the street from the bar where she was raped, clutching hercloihing toherbody, the movie hail me hooked. And believe me. it just kept gaining MONEY velocity. The Henry ML Fuller Endowment for Kelly McOillis also stars, as the prosecuting attorney for Sarah "s case. the Fine Arts invites you to a But there's much more to this story lecture by than the dramatization of a rape trial. by Jerry Sterner These two angry and strong-willed women bring suit against the men Directed by Gloria Muzio who watched thecrime be committed and applauded it, being just as guilty as those who acted. Jodie Foster Eisenberg helps make the film so powerful with Traditional New England values collide with her excellent performance as a tough girl not about to take anything from New York business savvy and greed when a anyone. I have never been so affected by The Matrix of Genius: takeover artist sets his sights on acquiring a this subject as I was with this movie. i cried, I was disturbed, and I was so Leonardo's "Adoration small manufacturing firm. An old fashioned repulsed at times that I wanted to businessman comes face to face with the new leave the theater. And then, when it was over. I was sojiappy I had gone. of the Magi" breed of corporate raider as he struggles to save Russ: his company in a fast-paced comedy of busi- Liz really hit this one right on the head. The film The Accused really Wednesday, November 9, 1988 ness and high finance. affected me. I wouldn't go as far as saying that I was annoyed at having to at 5 o'clock see "another feminine flick", but I certainly was not up for seeing u movie dealing with a subject us delicate as rape.especially when 1 reali/edJodie The Austin Arts Center Foster had been cast in such a serious role- my opinion of her acting talents Trinity College For tickets call 527-5151 was not exactly complimentary. Boy. was I wrong! This movie drew me in The Trinity Tripod • November 8,1988 • Page 19 Arts Whirligig: Mixed Review do. change into the girl-huns from Moreover, the constant shifts of Whirligig -By Bob Markee- outer space. continuity draw away from the im- Fcalurcs Editor Wellman's concepts are inter- pact of the playwright's social com- esting, particularly when viewed in ments and leave one with an unsatis- relationship to Whirligig itself. His factory feeling of disconcerted loss. This past weekend at Austin Arts attacks on American culture and val- While this effect isnodouht intended. Center, the performance of Wliirli- ues come across strongly in the per- Wellman cannot hope to achieve this gig by the Shaliko Company gave the son of Jennifer who projects several effect and still make any strong state- Trinity community an opportunity to loud monologues at her rebellious ment of his other themes. He makes see a theatre piece which is still in the and seemingly mad sister. Michelle. use of stream-of-consciousness dia- process of creation. This work-in- Jennifer's screaming declaration of logue and speeches which are simply progress was a simple reading of Mac all that is good and right sounds so lists of American towns and heavenly Wellman's script by the actors who absurd that even the most patriotic bodies. While he calls these "an index will eventually perform the finished American would have to question of world culture" they alienate the piece. While audience turn-out was which on the sisters is truly mad. The listener's ear rather than make any small, those that attended Whirligig dialogue between the two is powerful point of their own. If their point is have been treated to an evening of and effective but seems to not fit into simply absurdity, he once again dis- bizarre, surprising, and often disap- the absurd nature of the rest of the tracts from his other ideas. pointing theatre taken out of its regu- play until one realizes that with In short. Whirligig attempts to lar trappings. Whirligig: anything goes. achieve a certain degree of social The plot of Whirligig is pur- Unfortunately, while the ran- commentary on American values posely confused to disturb the natural domness and social criticism of this while disconcerting the audience with inclination of an audience to allow piece is effective and disconcerting, the presentation of an absurd world. themselves to be drawn into a story much of the actual content of Whirli- While both of these goals are effec- without having to question it. Rather, gig does not add anything to Well- tively executed, they tend to cancel the audience is forced to come to man's professed intent. Despite his each other out. The presentation was terms with a plot which changes the hatred of the genre of science-fiction interesting and educational in terms rules of its own reality whenever the and fantasy, Wellman's use of the of viewing a play in an unfinished audience becomes comfortable. girl-huns from space and the charac- form and due to the nightly discus- Characters who seem to be one thing ter of Zoothus the Obscure, the Weird sions with the playwright, actors, and seem to arbitrarily change into some- from the asteroid Elmer, seems to director Leonard Shapiro after each thing else. The two normal, if some- mythologize and accept the genre as performance. Whirligig was well what stereotypical, sisters can, and much as it makes it appear absurd. worth seeing Hartford Arts for November Aetna Institute Gallery presents "A Vista of Steamship Design: Fantasy and Real, 1889-1932" by Peter W. Sparre through Jan. 1, 1989. The Gallery is located at 205 Farmington Ave. Call 727-4286.
The Bushnell is showing the Broadway hit "Me and My Girl" from Nov. 8 to 13. The Vienna Symphony Orchestra will perform on Monday, Nov. 21 at 8 p.m. as the second concert of The Bushnell Visiting Symphony Series. Contact the Bushnell Box Office at 246-6807.
Center Church House in downtown Hartford will present "Chanterelle," folk music with James Dalton and Margaret Smith- Dalton on Wednesday, Nov. 9 at 12:15. In another segment of its Wednesday Noon Series, Center Church House will host the Hartt School of Music's guitar ensemble, also at 12:15. For more information about these and other concerts, call 249-5631.
The Jorgenson Auditorium at the University of Connecticut welcomes Count Basie and His Orchestra on Friday, Nov. 11 and Saturday, Nov. 12 at 8 pm. On Monday, Nov. 14, the Los Angeles Piano Quartet will appear at 8 pm. Acclaimed young violinist Stephanie Chase will perform at Jorgenson Auditorium on Monday, Nov. 21 at 8 pm. For tickets or information on any Jorgenson Auditorium performances, phone the box office at 486-4226.
Hartford Stage presents "Other People's Money," a play by Jerry Sterner, from Nov. 18 through Dec. 17. For information and tickets, phone: 527-5151.
Real Art Ways on Allyn Street will present "See Through," an athletic multi-media performance by East Village choreographer Maria Cutrona on Saturday, Nov. 12 at 8 pm. RAW's second annual New England Composers Festival will take place Nov. 17,18 and 19. For information on any RAW performances, exhibits and events, call 525- 5521.
WORKS Contemporary Dance will premiere three new pieces, "Chameleon" by Rob Kowalski, an as-yet-untitled work by Ted Hershey and "Circle Game" by Sarah Meneely-Kyder on Nov. 19 and 20 at the Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center. For information contact: 522- 1045.
Yale University Art Gallery will premiere an exhibit "The World in Miniature: Engravings by the German Little Masters, 1500-1550" on Nov. 17. The exhibit runs through Jan. 8, 1989. For further information on this or other Gallery exhibits, call 432-0600. Page 20 • The Trinity Tripod • November 8,1988 Sports Jim Walcwandcr: A Role Wild Pitches Model For The Mediocre hy Bill Charest catcher. mediocre athletes everywhere, to - By Eric Hammerstrom - When Pat and I saw a guy like anyone who ever played the game a.s Bob: Hi, I'm Bob McKenzie and this is my brother, Doug. Assistant Spans Editor Jim Walewander playing Major hard as they cou Id, but were sti 11 awful. Doug: How's it goin', eh? It may come as a total shock lo League Baseball, we couldn't resist We printed Bum per stickers. We B: We're here in the Great White North, and our guest today the entire professional sports world, making him our hero. Compared to sold T-shirts, We made banner-ap- pearances in live major league ball is, like, the greatest hockey player in the world, eh? but as of Tuesday, November 8th, the Winl'ields and the Boggses in the 1988 I am anouncing my retirement major leagues, he is awful, and that parks. The Fan Club expanded to D: Take off, Bob! Guy Lafleur plays for them now. as President and Co-founder of The doesn't bother him. include Walewanderers from both B: Them?? Jim Walewandcr Fan Club. Me made it to the big leagues in Northern and Southern Michigan, D: Yeah, you know, those New York hosers. It is u particularly sad moment early June of 1987. When we drove lo New Jersey, Washington D.C., and B: Aw, take off! Lafleur's fifty years old. I'm talking about for myself. Detroit to see the Tigers play the Seattle Washington. Two lunatics Angels at the end of July. Jim still from Ontario have founded the first Wayne Gretzky. In fact, here he is right now. How's it goin', I'm sure none of you are too upset. I'm sure most of you don't hadn't started a game. Me had never Canadian Chapter of The Jim Wale- Wayne? even know who Jim is. played more lhan an inning al a time, wander Fun Club, and some punk Gretzky: Actually, I feel that things are progressing quite Jim is different. and had less than twenty at-bals. The rockers from Oakland California have well with the Kings. The players have adjusted to a more offen- He has been a Major League only thing they used him for was begun a pirate organization under the sive type of game plan, and I 'm really optimistic about our future. Baseball player for the better part of pinch running. same name. So Pat and I, both rather drunk at I think,I iin really liked us al first. We have a really good supply of young talent, and... these last two seasons. Me has split time between the Detroit Tigers and the time, could not resist the tempta- When be was interviewed after D: But, like, what about Edmonton? They really loved you, the Toledo Mudliens. Never has he tion to paint a forty fool long Jim thai home run be said. "I never and now you're gone, eh? finished a baseball season with a Walewander Fan Club banner. dreamed I'd have one of those things G: So? batting average above .240. Never We took it to the Saturday al'ler- (fan clubs). My parents, my favorite D: Whatta ya mean, "So?!?" These guys paid good money, has he won a starting position. Me has noon game in the hope thai our hero band (The Dead Milkmen), and my never been kept on the roster come would get to pinch run. We were fan club were all here. What more and drank a lot of cold ones when they went to see you, And now playoff time, when teams have to get wrong. could you want." you don't care, you, you... you HOSER!" rid of their extras. Minutes before game time, the Bui times have been rough for G: Now wait a minute... To pin it bluntly, Jim is as medi- Tigers regular second baseman, Lou Jim. He plays the game like there is B: Take it easy, Doug. Look, the buck bacon needs to be ocre its they come. Wliitaker, strained his hack and was no tomorrow because, for a player at unable lo play. They started Jim al turned over. Go take care of it, and like, I'll talk to Wayne, O.K., Thai is exactly why Pal Beck, his level, each game could be his last. my next door neighbor, and 1 founded second base. Thai is why I am resigning eh? The Jim Walcwandcr Fan Club on lie popped up to the catcher immediately as President of his fan D: All right. Saturday, July 25th. 1987. when he halted with two out in the club. By being crazy enough to do all B: So Wayne, like, how's California? Pat Beck has no athletic ability second inning,. "No," wethoughi,"If those tilings, we have made Jim a G: It's fine. It's a heck of a lot warmer than Edmonton, but whatsoever (if Pat sees this in print, we put this banner up, people will novelty. He has become a cult hero, he will find me, and he will kill me.) hale us." He grounded into a double because he is mediocre. I certainly don't mind that! Janet and I godown to the beach every But lhat never slopped him from going play, with the bases loaded, to end the When a group of us Walewan- day and.. out there and trying his hardest, ;\nd fourth inning. "No," we thought, "if dorers drove lo Milwaukee this sum- B: And what?!? generally looking like an idiot. we put this banner up, people will mer.Jini ignored us. We even brought G: Well, generally, we take walks, lay in the sun, and perhaps There were only iwenly-eiglu lynch us." him a gift of a fan club T-shirt. But he even go shopping, if we're in a daring mood! Ha! Ha ! Anyway, people on our High School Football But when Jim came lo bat in the would have nothing to do with us. team during Pat's Senior year. Pat bottom ol'lhe sixth, with the tying run He has been trying all of his life Janet and I work out at the club every other clay, and... was the seventh string wide receiver. on first, and iwo out, he hit his only lo he the best he can he. And as his fan B: You know something? Likewise, I was a lousy High major league home run. Upper Deck. club, we have told the entire baseball G: What? School Baseball player. Right Center Field. Fifty feet from world how mediocre he is. B: You even talk like one of them now! No matter how well I tickled, or where we were sitting. I hope we haven't ruined his G: One of "them"?!? how hard 1 played,! couldn't hit the We held our banner up with chances to become a good ballplayer. ball. 1 was the number seven out- pride, and led the entire center field I hope we haven't hurl his confi- B: Yeah, those American yuppie hosers. Their beer is weak, fielder. I got to play in the last half of bleachers in a chant of "Waaaaaale- dence. and they act like they own everything! And worst of all, they all the second game of a double header... waaaander, Waaaaaalewaaaaner." If we have, I'm sorry. We only wear sweaters, even when it's warm! You wimp! once. Everybody wanted to become a did it because we love the way he G: Now see here! I object to such treatment! I... I... Offensively, I was the first base member of the Jim Walewander Fan plays ihe game, and because we saw coach. Defensively, I was the bullpen Club, so Pat and I felt an obligation to B: You're a hoser! You don't even care about the Great a liltle bit of ourselves in Jim. White North any more! Take off! Get out! G: O.K., fine! If you're going to treat me that way, I'm leaving! B: And good riddance, you wimp! Cross Country Update D: Wayne the Wimp - that's funny, eh? B: You wereright, Wayne's a hoser! He thinks he's, like, Mr. America and stuff, eh? D: Well, I could have told you that... Men Fall to Wesleyan B: Anyway, it doesn't matter. I'm gonna keep tipping back by Matthew W. Muguire a few cold ones, and I'll welcome our next guest, Ben Johnson. Johnson: Like, how's it goin', eh? The Men's cross-country team travelled to Wesleyan on Saturday to face their arch- D: Well, you certainly talk a lot better than Wayne the Hoser! rivals on a 4.9 mile course of paved, rolling hills. Although Wesleyan, ranked tenth in New B: So, like, welcome to the Great White North, Mr. Johnson. England, defeated the Bantams, it was still a race the team could be proud of. Six Trinity J: Just glad to be here, you know? Anyway, it's good to be runners ran their fastest times ever at this distance. Finishing first for the men's team was Junior Mike Joyce, who surged in the last two- back from Seoul, and I'd really like to thank the people in the and-a-half miles to place ninth with a personal best lime of 27:12. Sam Adams and Bruce Great White North for supporting me, eh? Corbet! came back strong from bad races last week, finishing I Oth and 12th overall with times B: But wasn't your medal taken away? of 27:19 and 27:46, respectively. The Bantams then packed four consecutive places. J: Yeah, but those judges, they we're hosers, and they didn't Sophomore MatlMaguire placed 14th, Kevin hall placed 15th. Peler Cram was 16th. and Eric understand. I was hurt. I had to take those steroids to get into Gazin (running despite illness) finished 17th. Maguire, Hall, and Cram each ran the fastest limes of their careers. shape, eh? Mike Fagan and Tito Lord also ran well for Trinity's men's learn, with Lord finishing B: So, like, you needed steroids to get in shape? his running career at Trinity with his best race— a time of 28:52, good for 23rd place. J: Yeah. I needed to run faster, to be the fastest human in the Next week, the Men's cross country team will take its top seven runners to the New world, to be the world's greatest athlete... England Regional Championships, held at Southeastern Massachusetts University. The B: But look at my brother Doug. He's the world's greatest men are hoping for a strong ending to their season, which they can build upon next fall. athlete. He's a man-mountain. He doesn't take any pills. He just tips back a few cold ones, and pounds the back bacon, eh? J: But I ran a 9.79 in the 100 meters, you.know? No has ever Wehrli Leads Women done that, ever! Medals don't mean anything. So I'm, like, the best, eh? by Caroline Bailey D: You're a hoser! You're just jealous that you couldn't be Running in the rain once again this season,Trinity \s Women's Cross Country Team went a mountain like me. And I run better then you do anyway! I ran up against rival Wesleyan this past Saturday, November 5. Unfortunately the team had to run a 8.43 yesterday... without Kay McGowan and Claire Summers, both out with back injuries. Wesleyan's J: What?!? predominantly flat. 3.1 mile roadway course was welcome relief from last week's hilly race B: Yeah! I timed him in our Buick, eh? at Coast Guard, and led to faster times on the whole for the team. Gail Wehrli came in first place overall with a quick time of 18:30. Unfortunately, the next six places were captured by J: Oh, get out! You're lyin\ you hosers! Wesleyan runners, giving them the overall team win with 20 points. D: Awww, forget it! Why don't you just leave?!? Jen Moran followed the Wesleyan runners placing eighth, with a time of 21:03. Sue Kinz B: Yeah. Take off! and Caroline Bailey came in eleventh and twelfth place, with respective times of 22:00 and J: Fine! If that's the way you feel, I'm leaving, you hosers! 23:02. Edging out a Wesleyan runner with a strong final sprint, Kristin Comstock came in Goodbye! sixteenth place with a time of 24:14. Laura Kearney and Hope Weiner came in shorily after, rounding off a strong performance fora team saddled with minor injuries ranging from shin B: So like, what do we do now? splints to sore muscles. Next week the team will travel to the New Eneland Division III Meet, D: I don't know... (Sniff, Sniff)... what's burning? running against the other NESCAC schools to decide which team wilfgo on IO Nationals. The B: The back bacon! You hoser! You forgot it! race will also decide which individual runners, qualifyine separaielylrom team scores, will D: Gimme another beer... go on to the Nationals as well. The Trinity Tripod • November 8,1988 • Page 21 Sports Ducks Third In Tourney by Noke On October 29. the Trinity waterpolo team travelled to Bates Col- lege to compete in the third annual New England Small College Water- polo Conference tourney. Coming off an extremely successful 6-1 regu- lar season. Trinity was seeded 2nd going into the tournament. The prob- lems began early for the Ducks, however, as they were unexpectedly put in the same bracket as lust year's runner up. Colby College. Captain Alex Paidas explained why this was a disappointment: "According to the seeding at the end of the season we were expecting to see Bates in the semifinal, a team we had beaten 22-10 during the regular season. All the tournament games are played in one day. so fatigue is a major factor. We figured that Bridgewater (the #1 seed) would have a tougher game against Colby, and we would come into the final a little fresher having played Bates." However, at the last minute Colby requested to switch with Bates, their reason being that they would be unable to get into the pool in time for their first game. "The Tournament Committee O.K.'d it despite our protests, " added Paidas, "we kind of felt that if we could drive five hours to get here, Colby could get up a half hour earlier, but since they had the same record as Bates, it could have gone either way. It was just tough getting all geared up to play Bates and then find out the night before that we were playing Colby." Trinity's first round game was closer that the Ducks expected, as a tenacious Holy Cross team kept the game close until the final buzzer. The Ducks never gave up the lead, however, and won 10-9. Colby breezed by WPI in their first game, setting the stage for the Trinity-Colby semifinal. The Ducks came out playing their best polo of the season, and by the end of the first quarter they were up 3-0, behind goals by Ted "Mad Dog" Foss and hole man Roberto Sifuentes. In the middle of the 2nd quarter, hole guard Loren Strand was forced to leave the game after committing 3 personal fouls, but at the half. Trinity still held a4-2 lead. In the 3rd quarter, Captain Chris Coxon fouled out of the game as well, and Colby took the lead for the first time. With two of the Duck's veterans on the sidelines, things looked grim as the seconds ticked away in the fourth quarter. Colby was up by 2 goals until Sifuentes scored with 2:00 left. Trinity then forced a Colby turnover, and freshman wing Dave Shapiro sent the game into overtime with a goal in the final :30 of the Tinabeth Passaro (6) advances the ball while Mary Beth Madarasz looks on. Photo by Dawn Amore game. The Ducks were unable to keep up the pressure in the overtime period, despite a strong effort by freshman Ren Getzendanner, who replaced Strand at hole guard. Colby made the most of their scoring opportunities, and won the game 9-7. Amherst Tops Bants, 30-21 Although it was a bitter disappointment, the Ducks still felt good about the way they played. "I've never seen a bunch of guys get so up The Bantams definitely showed to ice the game on their next posses- for a game, " said Sifuentes after the contest; "it was incredible. To be By Bill Charest - a great deal of character by coming sion. Brian Jurek had a few clutch able to play them that tight after losing two of our starters took a lot of Sports Editor out fired up in the second half; the runs, eventually giving the Lord Jeffs guts. It was definitely the best game of our season." fake field goal might have had some- a first and goal on the Trinity 4. Paul Trinity then met Bales to determine the 3rd place finisher in the Saturday's game against thing to do with it. After having abso- Brian saved a touchdown, with a great tournament. Still angry, Ducks took advantage of this opportunity to Amherst, in front of a large but rain- lutely everything go wrong in the first play to keep Amherst's Paul Vander- humiliate them in their own pool. Playing in his final game as a Duck, soaked Homecoming crowd, was half, and playing in the wind and rain, vort out of the end zone. But Joseph Chris Coxon scored 6 goals and dished out 4 assist, his best performance pretty hard (o figure. The Bantams the Bantams could just as easily rolled Love came on to hit his third field of the season. Also playing in their final game were senior goalie and entered the game knowing that two over and died. But Trinity came out goal of the day (no fake this time, huh, Roberto Sifuentes. The Ducks controlled every stage of the game, key players, free safety and kick re- firing, and quarterback Kevin Griffin coach?), an 18-yard chip shot, to give trouncing 14-8 in front of a strangely silent home crowd. Colby went on turner Darren Toth (groin) and defen- led the comeback. Griffin passed for Amherst the final margin of 30-21. to win a close final against Bridgewater State to become the 1988 sive tackle David Moran (knee), nearly all of hi.s 188 yards in the End Run: Terry McNamara NESCWPC Champions. Inrecognition of theiroutstanding play through- would be unavailable for duty, while second half, with Stephen Redgate (2 continues to lead NESCAC in receiv- out the tournament, Chris Coxon, Ted Foss, and Roberto Sifuentes were linebacker Anthony Martin's playing TDs, and a two-point conversion), ing, now having caught 42 passes, for named to the NESCWPC All-Conference team. time would be limited due a bad ankle. Kevin RisCassi (2-38) and Terry 499 yards... Defensive tackle John However, not even these players could McNamara (4-54), all making some Romeo wa.s named NESCAC Rookie have prevented Murphy's Law from acrobatic catches to help the Trinity of the Week,having recorded 10 tack- taking over the first half, as the Bants cause. les, 1.5 sacks, and a 27-yard fumble Corrections: fell behind, 24-0. Trinity was a totally Another Bantam fumble gave return for a TD against Coast Guard... different team in the second half, Amherst the ball on the Trinity 27. Freshman John Dauphinee filled in The Field Hockey photo which appeared in last week's coming back to give the Lord Jeffs a This time, the Trinity defenders were admirably at free safety for Darren Tripod was of an intrasquad scrimmage, not of the Keene good game, before finally bowing, up to the task, forcing the Lord Jeffs Toth, while sophomore Brian Garrity 30-21. to settle for a 26-yard Joseph Love spelled Anthony Martin at linebacker State game. Also, the football photo was taken by Mark The first half was simply an field goal, and a 27-0 lead. Then, the much of the time... Trinity travels to Bridges, not Sue Muik. unmitigated disaster. Nothing seemed Bantams began the long road back. Middletown to face the Wesleyan to go right for the Bantams. After Trinity started on their own 20, Cardinals in their season finale. A My apologies! convincing win over Wesleyan would Amherst went on top 3-0, on a 31- after the ensuing kickoff. Then, Kevin - The Sports Editor yard field goal by Joseph Love, strange Griffin and company went to work. certainly be a pleasant way to end the things began to happen. Kevin Grif- Griffin found Kevin RisCassi for fif- season. fin was hit at the Trinity 29, and teen yards, and then a 32-yard pass to fumbled. Amherst's Kirk Aadalen (a tight end Rocco DeMaio gave the shoo-in for the NESCAC all-name Bants a first down on the Amherst 33. team) recovered. A few plays later, Two plays later, RisCassi scored on a Kevin Minicus took it in from two 24-yard pass play up the middle, yards out, putting Amherst up, 10-0, putting the Bantams on the score- with one minute left in the first quar- board. ter. This, unfortunately, was to be the A sack by Jeff Buzzi and David story of the first half. Any time the Grant, coupled with a horrendous Bantams started moving the ball, a punt by Amherst, pin the Bantams in turnover stopped them in their tracks. position to score again, with a first Quarterback Brian Jurek (21 down on the Amherst 36. Stephen rushes, 101 yds.) helped set up the Redgate made a great catch for a 26- Lord Jeffs' next score, when he gained yard gain, and a first and goal on the fifteen yards on a fake punt, moving Amherst 10. A run by RisCassi and a the ball to the Trinity 25. On third and short pass left the Bants with a fourth goal from the 2, Kevin Minicus dove and goal on the 2. But Griffin found for the touchdown, putting Amherst Stephen Redgate for the touchdown, up, 17-0. The hole grew even deeper to keep the Bants' comeback hopes for the Bants, as a fumbled punt gave alive. The extra point was blocked, the Lord Jeffs the ball on the Trinity 6. leaving the score at 27-13. Amherst. Jurek took it in on the next play, and The B antam defenders were fired with 6:05 left in the half, Amherst led, up on the next series, stopping 24-0. Amherst on three running plays, and Taking a play out of the Barry Mike Davis returned the punt to Switzer notebook. Amherst coach midfield. A penalty moved the ball to James Ostendarp pulled a completely the 40, and Stephen Redgate had a bush league play by attempting a fake nice run to move the ball to the 20. field goal from the Trinity 7 with only Terry McNamara made a spectacular one second left in the half. Plays such diving catch at the Amherst 3. and as these have no place in college ath- Redgate made an equally incredible letics, and it was perhaps poetic jus- catch (wo plays later for the touch- tice thai the play failed. If Trinity had down. Redgate again came up huge in been able to come back to win the hauling in a pass for the two-point game, Ostendarp would have deserved conversion, drawing Trinity to with in every bit of what came to him, for his 27-21, and making the Homecoming utterly classless attitude in making crowd go wild. that call. Unfortunately. Amherst was able Photo by lames Loutit The Bants fell to Amherst 30-21 in Saturday's Homecoming game. Page 22 • The Trinity Tripod • November 8,1988 Sports NBA Preview: Hawks Are New Rising Force But the Lakers Will Give Kareem a Happy Farewell
2. Portland Trailbla/ers: Clyde Drex- Catledge is a gifted performer; Jeff at the end of lasi season as did Horace back: Alex English is slill one oflhe - By Bill Charest - Grant; the Bulls will find out how smoothest players in the game; team ler makes ihe team go; Jerome Kersey Malonc is the best player in the NBA is vastly underrated: Kevin Duck- Spurts Editor overrated Bill Cartwrighl really is; defense has never been a strong point that shoots under 40% from the field; worth, armed wilh a big contract, fifth place by default. losing Oakley's rebounding will kill with Doug Moe's teams; Michael them. Adams is Mr. Three Pointer: is Danny must now show he deserves the Schayes really worth $ 1.5 million per money; Steve Johnson is solid; these Atlantic Division 6. Charlotte Hornets: At least they guys could knock off L.A. will be better than Miami; Kelly 5. Milwaukee Bucks: Sidney Mon- year?'.'. I .Boston Celtics: Frontcourt is one of Tripucka must get used to actually crief and Jack Sikma are both Hearing 3. Seattle Supersonics: Losing Tom the best ever; Larry Bird continues to playing; Rex Chapman is a good the end; Terry Cummings is a bright 4. Houston Rockets: Akeem Chambers might not be a bad idea. dazzle; rookie guard Brian Shaw will rookie on a poor team; Tyrone Bo- spoton a mediocre team; Paul Pressey Olajuwon is now Ihe best center in the Not many ofhisteammalescried when help the aging Dennis Johnson; age is gues makes theirgames worth watch- is fun to watch; a first-round playoff world; Sleepy Floyd impresses one he left: Dale Ellis and Xavier a factor, but not as severe as some ing; sixth place because Miami doesn't loss to Boston or New York is a night, bin loo often lives up to his McDaniel are a potent one-i wo punch; think; they will have another 55-58 play in this division. distinct possibility. nickname: rookie Derrick Chievous Michael Cage must produce offen- win season, but a trip to the Finals gives the lean) another head case; sively if the learn is lo go anywhere. seems like a reach. 6. Indiana Pacers: Wayman Tisclale Otis Thorpe will help. Central Division needs to figure out thai the hoop is the 2.New York Knicks: Patrick Ewing litlle round thing above his head; 5. San Antonio Spurs: liven David 4. LA Clippers: Rookies Ken Nor- has finally emerged; Mark Jackson is rookie Rik Smits will be the biggest Robinson couldn't save this learn; man, Charles Smith and holdout a potential superstar; getting Charles I. Atlanta Hawks: Dominique Wilk- Hop since Sam Bowie; Chuck Person Alvin Robertson and Johnny Dawk- Danny Manning are one hell of a Oakley was a steal for the Knicks - ins personifies "showtime"; Doc has to regain rookie form; maybe next ins are a dynamic backcouri landem; nucleus; Benoil Benjamin is basket- Oakley will help, since the Knicks are Rivers is underrated; C Moses Malone year, guys... or maybe not. rookie Willie Anderson is a future ball's version of Riddick Bowe; a weak shooting team; Gerald Wilk- and G ReggieTheus help shore up the slar; the last three Lakers' backup Reggie Williams anchors ihe ins must produce; the team is good for team's two weak spots; Kevin Willis centers play here: rebounding? For- backeourt; nol yet. guys, not yel. 50 wins or so, but they're still a year is out till New Years' with a broken get it. away. foot - Anloine Carr has to shoulder Midwest Division 5. Phoenix Suns; Signing Tom Cham- the load; they could go all the way. 6. Miami Heal: This leant can he bers kepi the Suns out of the hase- 3.Philadelphiu76ers: Charles Barkiey easily summed up - The Miami Heal meni; rookie Dan Majerie will help; is raw power on the court; Mersey 2. Detroit Pistons: Goon ladies well- 1. Dallas Mavericks: RoyTarpley is a could easily wind up as ihe worst Armon (iilliam needs to emerge; Hawkins will be Rookie oflhe Year if known throughout the league; Bill rebuilding demon, who can gel you learn in NBA history (nine wins is the Alvan Adams will soon see ihe fifth he gets enough PT; Cliff Robinson Laimbeer's health is a question, as is 15 or 20 a game: James Donaldson is record low); when Scoli Hastings is president lo lake office during his and Mike Qminski give the team James Edwards' desire; Isaiah Tho- a great rebounderand defender; Mark your best player, your team is in deep career. credibility in the paint; Mo Cheeks mas and Joe Dumars are a great tan- Aguirre is great, but must grow up trouble: why are they in Ihe Midwest, keeps going; they're still missing a dem; Adrian Dantley still has it; egos (will he ever1.'); Derek Harper lives lo or for that mailer. Ihe NBA? 6. Ciolden Slate Warriors: Ralph scorer or two. will keep team from finishing first. shool three-poiniers. Sampson is definitely not a player lo build a contender on; Chris Mullin 4. New Jersey Nets: Gelt ing Joe Barry 3. Cleveland Cavaliers: Brad Daugh- 2. Utah Jazz: How about their oxy- Pacific Division needs to gel his act together: Winston Carroll help gives Buck Williams erty has proven himself; Larry Nance nioronic name; Karl Malone is an 18- Garland is a diamond in ihe rough; some much-needed help on the needs to take charge of the scoring wheeler in sneakers; Mark Eaton the Warriors have no forwards on the boards; scoring, what scoring? Mike burden; Mark Price has convinced blocks anything in his path; John I. I .os Angeles Lakers: Magic Johnson All-Star ballot. McGee will bomb away from 40, some skeptics; Ron Harper must be Stockton came of age last year; Thurl is just that; was Michael Cooper hurl maybe even make one now and then; healthy; depth and rebounding are the Bailey is a gifted sub; backup center at the end of last year, or has he 7. Sacramento Kings: Whatever prog- fourth place by default. weaknesses. and guards needed badly. .slipped? Kareem keeps going, though ress these guys made waserased when he'll he 42 in April; Byron Scott is a the traded Otis Thorpe: LaSalle Th- 5. Washington Bullets: Without 4. Chicago Bulls: Michael Jordan, 3. Denver Nuggels: They surprised deserving All-Star; James Worthy ompson plays like Benoit Benjamin's Moses to part the proverbial Red Sea, Michael Jordan and more Michael everyone last year, bin they won't isn't bad either; will give coach Pat little brother; Ihe Kings have ngjyjards these guys are gonna drown; Terry Jordan; Scottie Pippen impressed me Ibis year; Calvin Natt needs lo come Riley his third straight title next spring. or forwards on the All-Slar Ballot. Women's Soccer Robbed, Denied NIAC Bid year long. Sweeper Julie Sullivan will hold down one spot, and Debby also compete lorlimeal bolhmidfield Coaches Pine and Chei McPhee - By Matthew G. Miller • will also graduate. Sullivan made the Glew, another senior, will bold down and back, and Peyton Tansill, who certainly have reasons lo be optimis- Editor-in-Chief tough switch from goalie to sweeper a second spot. The third spoi is up for showed some flashes this year, will tic. Coupling these returnees with a look easy, and anchored the ever grabs, but Katherine Hewitt will defi- put in a strong bid for increased play- reportedly talented group of recruits, improving defensive four. nitely have the inside track. The ing time up front. Freshmen Ellen the playoffs will not be a question The Trinity College Women's Jen Duear, the first midfielder sophomore was a projected starter McCusker and Julienne Coe will also mark next season, they will be a cer- Soccer Team was denied a bid to the off the bench provided much needed this season, but suffered a fractured look for more time. tainty. Northeast Intercollegiate Athletic depth, and although she never did ankle in the preseason, and was lost Conference tournament last week, score, she did give the offense a spark for the year. Pushing ihe first three putting a final damper on an other- when it was needed. The last senior is for playing time will be freshman Tennis Places Eighth wise very successful season. Melissa Hobbie, who gave the squad Caroline Gilman, who came off the The teams who did make the depth at forward, and provided the bench to give a lot a valuable, very tournament were Middlebury, Mount mental toughness that got the team consistent minutes. Gilman has the in New Englands Holyoke, Williams, and Tufts. Con- through its rough patches. ability to push the offense and plays finals. Unfortunately. Eleanor Orr necticut College arid Smith both made But there is a highly talented solid defensively. Glew was perhaps • By Linda Bernstein • lost in her first round match lo the the ECAC tournament. The snub by group of returnees who gained valu- ihe most consistent midfielder all year. S/mrts Writer number one seed in what Barllett Ihe selectors for the NIAC tourna- able experience this year, and will Always solid defensively, Glew used called, "a well fought match." ment (the Conn. College coach was definitely lay a foundation for a cham- her speed and savvy to develop into The Trinity Women's tennis the prime selector) was very disturb- pionship run next season. an offensive force. She collected 3 Commenting on Ihe year. Cap- team ended their season at Ihe New ing considering the fact fhatTrin was Up front, junior Kathy Ennis will goals and X assists on the year, and tain Christine Laraway seemed very Englands on a high note, coming in riding a 7 game unbeaten streak, had be back. Ennis, who compiled 22 easily could have doubled her goal pleased. "I'm happy we came in eighih out of twenty-two teams. The tied Tufts, had tied Williams on the points (10-2), despite missing 3 total. Weaver can be spectacular at eighih. We didn't lose to learns that Lady Bants surprised many oppo- road, and had beaten Mt. Holyoke on games, she will lead the offensive times, and needs only to be a little were seeded above us. which shows nents. Placing eighth is a great ac- their way to compiling their best rec- next year with freshman Sally Thayer more consistent to establish herself as Ihe calibur of our team. We can only complishment considering the sud- ord (6-3-3) in 7 years, and scoring who dazzled many an opponent on a force. improve and it will be noticeable next their most goals since 1982. den death system used at the New fall." her way to topping the squad scoring The rear line returnees are fresh- EnglandTournament— single elimi- Coach Bartlett was also satis- The only answer to the snub column (9-5-23). Ennis has the knack men Kristen Mills and Merrill nation with no consolation. fied with this season's record. "We would be that the Conn, coach re- for being in the right place at the right Richardson. Richardson had an ex- ended the season well. We really fused to recognize Trin's fine finish, time, and is deadly in the penalty area. cellent year from the beginning and Coach Wendy Barllett made Thayer has blazing speed and great succeeded in improving our games and went with teams that had finer played great soccer, getting en- special note of number one seeded one-on-one moves, and has only to menially and physically." soccer traditions. The "tradition" ex- trenched at the right side. It is more Maria Nevares' match. Coming from vary those moves to become the cuse is poor at best; to ignore a 7 game than likely that she will replace Sulli- one set down and 2-5 in the second Looking forward to next year. complete forward. unbeaten string, and the Lady Bant's van at sweeper. Mills played stopper, set, Nevares rallied to win 6-7,7-5,6- Bartlett said, "No one is graduating strength of schedule nothing short of Chris Lindsay, a sophomore, will and was a very pleasant surprise. I. Whe went on lo the quarterfinals in and we have several recruits coming criminal. be back on the wing, and will use her Despite a slightly unorthodox play- her flight. in. The level of play will be higher Coach Maureen Pine was dis- variety of finesse moves to befuddle ing style, she always seemed to make Other winners included Anne and I expect to be one of ihe top heartened by the snub, remained op- opponents. Hampered by a nagging the key play, and her recovery speed Nicholson and Debbie Andringa. who schools in New England." timistic, "This team accomplished so hamstring injury, she played hurt for is something special. got to ihe second round in their flights, The Bams are all seasoned play- and Heather Watkins and Christine much, they definitely deserved to be much of the year, and showed only Goalie Lisa Banks, a junior, ers ami will be training during this Laraway who made it to the quarter- selected, but the snub takes nothing flashes what she had accomplished improved with every game and will winter, and informally during the her freshman year. A healthy Lind- finals in theitflights. In doubles, both away from the season." only get better. She has learned to Spring. With optimism and a lough say adds a dangerous third option up the combinations of Laraway and With this season complete, let's play her angles and is much more mental game, the Trinity Women's front. Nicholson, and Andringa and Betsy look ahead. Next year, the Lady comfortable in the goal area, and plays Tennis leam will be a serious and Ludwig also made it to the quarter- Bants wil! have some key figures to And there is always sophomore with a confidence that bestows her powerful contender in their league. replace, but the base is their for more Kattya Lopez to come in when things improvement. fireworks. slow down. Lopez has the ability to Veteran defenders Margie Trin will miss graduating co- provide instant offense, and can stir Pcskin and Jen Manley also return. captains Kathy Walsh and Layne things up in a hurry. A little more Manjey spot started 2 years ago. and Pomerleau, who matured into leaders consistency could bring Lopez a long Peskin started early this season. Both just as the team started its successes. way. Good Luck, will look to grab permanent spots Their on and off the field captainship Despite the loss of Pomerleau next season. Talented freshman Kim will be missed. Pomerleau was the and Ducar. the midfield will still be Lesterwillalsogeta longer look now midf ield general, and Walsh prov ided solid. Junior Laura Weaver, one of that Sullivan has graduated. rock steady defense on the left side all the most talented players on the squad. George! The colorful"Rachel Zoob will The Trinity Tripod • November 8,1988 • Page 23 Sports
FOOTBALL EASTERN COLLEGE FOOTBALL NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Amherst (4-3) 10 14 3 3 - 30 Scores from Saturday, 11/5 Hartford Whalers-Sent Scott Kleinendorst.defenseman, TRINITY (4-2-1) 0 0 7 14 - 21 Boston Univ. 24. Harvard 23 to Binghamton of the American Hockey League for a two- A - Love 31 FG. 9:56 first Bowdoin 10, Bates 6 week reconditioning period. L A - Minicus 2 run (Love kick). 13:5 > first Bucknell 35, Lehiah 32 Pittsburgh Penguins: Signed Dan Quinn. center, to a A - Minicus I run (Love kick). 7:32 second Colby 20, Middlebury 18 multi-year contract. A - Jurek 5 run (Love kick), 14:02 second UConn2l. Delaware 20 St. Louis Blues: Recalled Tim Both well, defenseman, A-Love 26 FG, 7:32 third Dartmouth 20, Columbia 10 and Cliff Ronning, center, from Peoria in the Inetrna- T - RisCassi 24 pass from Griffin (Jensen Hamilton 24, Tufts 23 tional Hockey League. kick), 8:55 third Maine 37. Brown 10 T - Redgate 2 pass from Griffin (kick Penn. State 17, Maryland 10 blocked). :28 fourth Pittsburgh 20, Rutgers 10 T - Redgate 3 pass from Griffin (Redgate Princeton 45, Colgate 13 pass from Griffin), 6:11 fourth Syracuse 49, Navy 21 Our thanks to the New York Daily News (New York's A-Love 18 FG, 13:50 fourth Hometown Paper™) for this letter: Dear Mr. Lupica, Why is Robin Givens depicted as so smart and MEN'S SOCCER shrewd when Michael Spinks made more money, took Amherst (9-3-2) 11-2 fewer punches and didn't have to sleep with Tyson? TRINITY (8-6) 0 1-1 This Week's Sincerely, Goals: A - Erich Wefing, Tom Donahey; Joe Harris John Calcagni T - Peter Alegi; Saves: A - Mark DeFanti, Latham, NY 5; T - E.G. Woods, 5. NFL Football Forecasts
FIELD HOCKEY f * = denotes home team) YONKERS O.T.B. NIAC Tournament Results from Saturday, U/6 Tufts (8-4-1) 10-1 Favorite Underdog First: F - $8.80, $5.00. $3.40; B - $7.60, $3.00; TRINITY (8-4-1) 0 0-0 ^Atlanta 21 San Diego 20 E - $6.00; Exacta: F-B - $97.00. Goals: TF - Aryn Landau. Saves: Second: B - $13.80, $6.80, $3.80; H - $18.40, $8.40; TF - Tricia Burke, 5; TR - Louise Cincinnnati 21 *Kan. City 20 A - $2.80; Exacta: B-H - $154.40. van der Does, 11. Third: F - $5.80, $4.20, $2.60; D - $3.80, $3.00; Cleveland 20 ^Denver 17 B - $3.00; Trifecta: F-D-B - $100.20. Fourth: B - $4.80, $3.40, $2.80; F - $5.60, $2.60; TRINITY TRIPOD'S NCAA •Detroit 17 Tampa Bay 16 A - $3.20; Trifecta: B-F-A - $92.40. FOOTBALL TOP TEN 1. Notre Dame Houston 21 ^Seattle 20 2. U.S.C. 3. Miami, FL Indianapolis 24 *Green Bay 21 4. Florida St. Minnesota 23 *Dallas 20 SWEDISH STAT OF THE WEEK! 5. W. Virginia According to the Announcements Editor: 6. Nebraska N. Orleans 20 *LA Rams 17 Sweden has now been neutral for about 250 7. Oklahoma years. However, it has been cold there, if not snowing, 8. U.C.L.A. since the dawn of time. Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! 9. Arkansas NY Giants 21 *Phoenix 20 10. Auburn *NY Jets 24 N. England 23 Honorable Mention: Wyoming, Houston, L.S.U., Syracuse, Michigan, Georgia. Philadelphia 21 "•Pittsburgh 20 MARLBORO CHALLENGE TENNIS *San Fran. 23 LA Raiders 17 at Miami, Florida European Community Championship 1. Michael Andretti, Na/.ereth, PA., (191.990 mph) Men's Singles - Semifinals *Wash. 20 Chicago 17 $225,000. Andrei Chesnokov, Soviet Union, def. Amos 2. Emerson Ftttipaldi, Brazil, $136,500. •"•Mansdorf, Israel, 7-6 (7-3), 6-3. Monday Night 3. Raul Boesel, Brazil, $90,000. John McEnroe, Cove Neck, NY, def. Jacob 4. Al Unser, Jr., Albequerque, NM, $70,000. Hiasek, Switzerland, 7-6 (7-3), 6-4. *Miami 23 Buffalo 20 5. Rick Mears, Bakersfield, CA, $55,000.
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Athlete Of The Week Marty says: This week's College View Ath- lete of the Week is Louise Van der Does. Van der Does, a sophomore Remember from Morristown, NJ, helped Lhe field hockey team reach the NIAC tourna- ment for the seventh straight year, To Vote, while compiling a goals against aver- age of 1.00 and a sparkling .934 save percentage, with four shutouts to her It's Your credit. She will be instumental in the Lady Bants' quest to regain the NIAC Right! title in '89. Congratulations, Louise, on a spectacular season!
Election Night is $3 Pitcher Night at The View Vol. LXXXVI • Issue 8« November 8, 1988 TRINITY COLLEGE • HARTFORD • CONNECTICUT RIPOD PORTS Men's Soccer Drops Pair, Finishes 8-6 Bants cap first winning season since 1977 ity hosted Amhcrst. This well-skilled - By Pat Kcane - Amherst team defeated one of the ' I 1 . I. Sports Writer better division three teams in new England in Connecticut College ear- The Men's Varsity Soccer team lier this season 2-1. Amherst put the endedtlie season with two tough losses pressure on early but were unable to this past week, In disappointingly convert on the Trinity goal. Then losing three of their last lour games, with about fifteen minutes left in the the team still finished with an 8-6 first half, Amherst scored on a free record meaning their first winning kick. In the second half the Bantam season in eleven years. offense came to life. With about On Tuesday, the Bantams trav- twenty five minutes left in the game eled to Wesleyan and faced a talented Peter Alegi scored on a sweet header Cardinal squad. This game was a off a Mike Murphy cross. Amherst t „'*'•> terrible series of lough breaks for the deflated this new Bantam siege two s 4 •*.•»:* Bantams. Trinity had some beautiful minutes later. An Amherst player scoring opportunities as I'Yeshman dribbled down the end line as goalie forward Peter Alegi blasted a forty R.G. Woods came out to cut down the yard shot, only to have it nail (he angle, but the Amherst forward crossbar and carom wide of the goal. crossed the ball to a fellow player Then, a few minutes later Alegi show- who headed the ball in the buck of the cased his acrobatic abilities in shoot- net. In what was another game of bad ing a bicycle kick from eighteen yards breaks, the Bantams came up on the <>','•*»;/ out only to have the Wesfeyan keeper other end of a 2-1 score. 1, I makeanicesave. The first half ended In ending the season with an 8-6 scoreless as both sides played even record the team can look back and soccer. Although with twenty min- take great pride. In facing some of the utes to play, Wesleyan was granted a toughest division three teams in New verysuspect free kick. This question- England they were able to post their able cull was converted for a goal as first winning record in eleven sea- the Wesleyan player placed the ball sons. After losing Senior Tri-Captain low to the left- hand corner and in the (, • '• Matt (iandal the team rallied in what back of the net. After the goal, the was a very positive season. Although Bantams picked up the offensive pressure but were unable to produce. they are losing a host of seniors in: Then Wesleyan put on some pressure Carl Tier, E.G. Woods, Steve Ryan, of their own, as a Wesleyan forward Greg Stedman, J.R. Ralston, Mall hit a cross that trickled through the Gandal and Jeff "The Jake Man" Trinity defense and was punched in Jacobsen. they can rely on a breadth for a 2-0 lead. Wesleyan scored a few of outstanding underclassmen that will minutes later on another cross to end try to fill these roles. Regardless of iJ. the game at 3-0. this, Coaches Robie Sluilts and Matt Clark will definetly produce a lineup Men's soccer lost a close one, 2-1, to Amhcrsl, in last Saturday's Homecoming contest. by Kevin Wong On Saturday before a huge that will make opposing teams very homecoming weekend crowd, Trin- "unlucky" next season. Field Hockey Falls in NIAC's; Streak Ends at 4 Silver, the Lady Bants leading scorer in the Northeast at (he time) and Clark ber will see more time at link. Stasia in very aggressive, and is capable of - By Matthew G. Miller - had an excellent chance with 30:00 were two examples of the potential Talbol, another sophomore will also pulling out the spectacular save al- Editor-in-Chief remaining, which led to two penalty this team has." be back, and will see time at both link most at will. Not a bad anchor to have corners, but Trinity could just not Although the Lady Bants did not and back. And with explosive fresh- for the defense. The Trinity College Women's convert. put forth their best effort of the year, man forward Margol Ring, and steady From the Nest: Williams won Field Hockey Team lost to Tufts in After Van der Does was forced nothing should be taken away from defender Sarah Ferrucci also return- the NIAC title, defeating Tufts 2-0 the first round of the N1AC tourna- to make an outstanding save with Tufts, who played with great confi- ing, this squad will be loaded both wilh two second half goals. Silver, ment this past Saturday to conclude 21:00 left, senior Amy Loiacano took dence and poise. Trin did play with with talent and experience. Add this Van der Does, and Bullard tried out an otherwise very successful season. the feed and fired a shot from long great desire, and Co-Captains Nan to a talented j.v. squad and next year for the National Team this past Sun- The team's final record of 8-4-1 was range upon which Burke lucky to get Campbell and Gretchen Billiard looks awesome. day at Connecticut College. Bullard a true indication of how far the team a pad. should be proud of what they accom- Oh, some goalie is also back. ended the season with 2 goals and 2 had come after its 0-2 start, as well as plished in leading this very young assists. First prediction of the next the fact that the Lady Bants were At this point the play evened Iean'ijustleaveitaithat. Sopho- team. They were a key part of the season: the title will be back at Trin. picked to host the tournament once out, and the action went back and more Louise Van der Does will be The Lady Bants were shooting for again. forth, with the play concentrated in maturation process, and will leave a back, and that is bad news for oppos- midfield. Nan Campbell had a chance team that will be ready to regain the ing forwards. With a goals against their fifth consecutive title, and were Tlie#l seed Lady Bants opened with 13:00 remaining but pushed her tournament title next year. average of 1.00, and a save '/< of l)3.4, hosting their third straight tourna- thegamequickly, and dominated play shot just wide after a nice individual Also, besides Sheppard, who did and numerous school records to her ment. Van der Does made 11 saves. early in the game before #4 Tufts got effort. Four minutes later Trin had her standard great job, credit should credit already, she will only improve. Burke 5 in Saturday's game. Shep- their act together. Although dominat- another penalty, but the Jumbo's go lo assistant coach and j.v. mentor Already the best goalie by far in pard's career coaching record is now ing territorially.scoring chances were defense was moving well and snuffed Martha Rice, who did an excellent NESCAC, she plays her angles well. an impressive 131-34-12. limited, and TuftsgoalieTricia Burke out the opportunity. Burke had to job in her own right, leading another wasnotreally tested. Louise Vander come up big again on Loiacano with successful j.v. season, and assisting Does, the Trin keeper, was forced to 4:35 left, before Trinity had their best Sheppard in this key rebuilding year. come up with the first big save of the chance of the day. game at the 15:00 mark, when she In looking ahead to next year. kicked out her right leg and made a With just 3:00 remaining Silver Trinity seems to be in excellent shape. spectacular save to rob the Jumbos' broke up the middle and caught Burke A replecement for Bullard will have Inside: Aryn Landau. out of position, but the ball hit a rut, to be found, and that will be the big- bounding over to Campbell, who faced gest problem. Bullard is essentially a TheTut'ts' offense centered on a an empty net. Just as Campbell was coach on the field, and her leadership dangerous fast break, which pene- about to tie the score, the ball took a and brilliant talent will be sorely trated more than once into the Trinity short hop over her stick, and Campbel I missed. Campbell too will be missed, backfield, whereby the Lady Bants was left looking at the ground in with hergrcal speed and scoring touch. Football Falls were forced to throw their resources amazement. The final senior to leave will be Amy back on the defensive. But Trin still maintained their territorial advantage, Trin's last gasp came with 1:3() Loiacono, who, after missing a year, thanks mainly to the play of link Mary left, but two penally corners were came back well, and ended the season Beth Madaras/, and forwards Robin broken up, and Tufts held on for the as perhaps the best link on the squad. win. NBA Preview Silver and Cooie Stetson. But, oh, the returnees. Silver, In theothersemi-final. Williams the team's leading scorer and prob- But it was one of those Jumbo was forced to penalty-strokes before able All-Star selection (1 lg-4a) will fast breaks that provided the only defeating Connecticut College. Wil- goal of the game. Link Jean DiPiro be a senior, and should be ready to liams had tied the game with just :32 broke down the right side, forcing explode next year, and Cooie Stetson Jim Walewander remaining on a goal by superstar for- Van der Does to come out to meet her, (5g-5a), perhaps the most improved ward Mo Flaherty. and centered to ball to Landau who player on the team, will also continue made no mistake, pushing the ball In a post-gameconversation with to improve. She added a third option into the net with 7:30 remaining in the Coach Robin Sheppard, it was com- tothe offense and was very creative in half. mented that the Lady Bants had put the attack. Junior Mary Beth Mada- Tennis Finale up a valiant effort, and Sheppard Tufts started quickly in the sec- ras/ will be buck, as will sophs Sydney readily agreed, "I'm really proud of ond half, and turned the tables on the Brown and Robin Cook. Tinabeth this team. I had set goals privately territorial issue. Playing with a new Passaro, who matured greatly this eariy in the pre-season, and they confidence they pressed forward, year, will hold down a link spot, and Women's Soccer exceeded all of them. The team forcing back Gretchen Bui lard and sophomore Paula Murphy will an- matured greatly, and put forward some goalie Van der Does to make numer- chor the defense. great performances. Beating Keene ous big plays. But that's not it. Sophomore State (Trin defeated Keene State 4-1 Kate Healey will play a bigger role up Snubbed But the Trin offense did not wilt. two weeks ago, who were ranked tt2 front, and sophomore Courtney (ier-