WITHIN: CLASS OF '78 SOUVENIR SIGN-OUT SECTION Friday. May 11. 1919 Bl'Yant Colleae. SIn Itbfleld. Rhode Island Volume 46. Number 4 Ray Marshal/to speak Pholo hJ' S~Qn McNomee Honorary DegreeRecipients to beHonored Ray Marshall. United Statts men! of Bryant Colle!t on volunteerism. sleeve burs. The dignitanes also Will jUtlSl; powe-nul communicator; Secretary of labor, to be honored Saturday. May 26, 1919. The Anne WeKler. assistant 10 the wear dislinctivcly styled eloquent advocate for hiS race:; and 10 deliver address al the IIMh ceremony will take place al Icn PresIdent of the Uniled Statts; The mortorboards. successfu.l businessman. proud commencement of Bryant College, o'clock, on the Bryant campus. Honorable John H. Chafet. Uoiled The Br)'ant commencemc:nl veteran; commined minister of God. Saturday. May 26, 1979. Six other Sharing the podium With Ray SUltes Senator from Rhode Island: program will include a brief William F. Flanagan. President distinguished citizens to fttelve Marshall, according 10 President Benjamin L. Hooks, e:ceclltive de~ription of each honorary degree Emeritus of Rhode Island Junior honorary degr~s . William T O'Hara, will be six other director, National Association for m:ipic:nt as follows: College; perceptive educator; The Honorable F. Ray Marshall, oUlSlanding citizens who will receive the Advancement of Colored Ray Marshall. Uniled Stales rcspecled custodian of the scholarly United Siaies Secretary of labor. Bryant's highest tribute rOT their People; Dr. William F. Flanagan. Secretary of Labor, caring and milieu; accomplished claitSicist; will receive an bonorary degree and various contributions to tbe President Emeritus of Rhode Island farseei ng administrator, the wage­ profound believer in educlilion for give the major address to 869 democratic sySlem, minority Junior College and Executive earner's chief panisan in the masses; effective administrator; graduate 8t the 1J6th Commence- interests, education, business. and Director of the Rhode Island government; gifted laborcconomist: unparalleled father. Independent Higher Education respected scholar and teacher: Kenneth L. Kirk, Vice·Chairman Assodation; and Kenneth L Kirk, impassioned and Ins ightful essayist. or the Board, Amtrol. Inc.; native Vice Chairman of the Board, Anne Wexler, Assistant to the Rhode Islander, dedicated to the Amtrol, Inc., will receive the President of Ihe United Statesi enri chment of his city and his state: honorary degrees of Doctor of catalyst for public invol... ement in enterprising businessman whose Science in Busincss Administration. policy-making decisions; accom­ expertise exists to be shared: zealou! Martha S. Livingslon, immediate plished businesswoman; life-long community servant: innovator in '1ational: Nuclear Power held in Washington Past General Campaign Chairman advocate of the two-party syllem; easing the burden of handica pped of the United Wav of Southeaslern committed to individual participa­ easing tbe burd en of t he e OilS Shortage Here D.C . 1980 alltos showed New England, wili receive: a Doctor lion in government and communit), handicapped and the troubled • "Panic" Buying of Public Serv ice degree: . afrail")!. Martha S. Livingston, Immediate World: For Ihe first time at a Bryant John H. Chafee. United StatC':ll past General Campaign Chairman .(alilorniOi in~tilUled ga~ rationing Commencement. President O'Hara Senator from Rhode Island; of the Unned Way of Southeastern fll:tn Ma~~, may do same for _ Isrdeli ship paSSes through Suez Canal Dr. William P. Robinson, Jr.. thoughtful barrister; ardent New England; passionate believer in MemOrial and tabor day weekends H • Margaret Thalcher (conservative) chairman of Ihc Bryant Board or conservationist; cogent leader; "volunreeri,m • eager champion or Trustees. and all honorary degree sensiuve politician; conscientious tho:' young. IIre/('s~ participator in . Carter and Kcnned~ in verbal war defeats Callaghan :wd L:J.bor Part~ rccipienu will be wtaring Clipeclally­ public se..",ant: dedicated husband communlt... need~; organi7er eKennedy ~ Iat c~ Carter ha~ ht~ designed academic robes fealuling and father. txtraordinau-e; avid yachtswoman; ,upport for [980 Groups which _ China wants conlrol on :l!t)' U.S. the Colle~ colors of black and gold. Benjamin L. Hook!, EXeCUlive devoted wife, mo the r . and )upport ~(:nned)' for president are business deals in thnt country These doctor's gowns will be black Director. National Associalion for grandmother. nrgani/cd • Ru~sia has trouble wlIh ils cloth lrimmed with 80ld velvet the Advancement of Colored hi01tftJphi"s uf Ihf.' hunoftJtI c!t'gft't' e Mn,s Jemonslralion against Mosh:::m! facing on the front and lold \·el ... et People; skilled laW}'c:r. distingUished f~C'jplt'nlS ("(HI ht' found un p. 4. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- -- - ------------- II 1919 THE OPINION FROM THE EDITOR'S Big Brothers DESK .... To the Editor. held meet ings to develop programs a nd le nd assistance to Big Brot hers. I would like to ta ke the time to T he value of the experiences these .. thank Bob Reeves. Tom Scanlon. men a nd other Big Brothers have and Rick Punie llo fo r the time they give n to children ca nn ot be Edifar have spent in coordinating the Big expressed in words. Brot hers program. Last ye ar Brya nt I would encourage any student had approximately ten students who has a few spare hours a week to Talent Show in volved In the Big Brothers get involved in the Bi g Brothers Gratitude program. wh ile presently there are Program. Yo u wi ll fi nd it ex tremc:ly over 40 Big Brothers at Bry ant reward ing and satisfying. Once T he Br yant Women's Association Farewell, class of 79. After four year.; of il<yant College. They have o rganized such again 1 would li ke to thank the extends sincere tha nks to the many College, nON is the Hme to get all sloppy and events as the Big Brothers Christ mas coord inators. and all the Bi g people who worked together, Party. Bi g Brothers picnic. and senHmental. It may have been a lot of hord work, but Brothers at Bry ant College for a very sharing their ti me and tale nts to ot her programs which be nefit successful year. bring us a truly entertaining and fun ­ there are few who can't soy that it wasn't warth it. children who are less fortunate. Sincerely filled talent show. I could soy all sor15 of trile things at this moment. Irs Throughout the semester they ha ve Greg Rcynolds We appreciate the support of all too easy to soy meaningless cliches at a Hme like this. I who purchased tickets or boosters and who participated 10 this suppose that 0111 can really soy to the member.; of the scholarship fund-raising event. class of 79 is 'Thank you." Bryant Players ,\lrs. Eunice Kozikowsk i The SeniO( Class may be responsible fO( one of the To the Editor: President. Brya nt Women's Assoc. most sensible class gifts in recent memcry. After much finalizing and balloting, it was decided that the best use Boy! Am I gwing sick of writing "What's happe n i n ~ ' : ynu refer to the thank you not to go making a ny editorials!- But I refuse to sit comical dialogue in Stud. yet the excuses for something which you of the money could be put to use for converting W JMF around and let a no·name naively lines you quoted were totally obviously know nothing about. to 100 wa",. This gift will create an impression long after critiCize a function. This is more or backwards a nd changcd the context As for as your comments on the bell tONer has rusted. !ess directed at Jayne Morris. of the excerpt- glad to see you were Donna Scott ~ ... was sometimes Aiter the editorial following last paying stric t attention to what was d ifficu lt to distinguish when she was year's review we'd assumed that going on. Jayne! sad or ha ppy." Had you ,eally got someone had learned her lesson. but In addition. at the close of your this play's message you might've • • • nooo- not "the" Jayne Morris! " ... Thesis"- -whatever- you said realized that Es ther Rubel was \'ery NON that the weather has finally turned warm (it I ha\'e several comments to this "As Bryant has no courses or in decisive about her su icidal '"Theatrical Thesis." the most workshops in drama .... " For your decision and rhOI is Ihe reason for almost pay.; fO( the 345 rorten days we get each year) justified bei ng that we think Jayne information. the Bryant Players had the confusion of emoti ons. About the sunbathers are out in various stages of undr~ . Its Morris has not only put her foot in a workshop every single Tuesday in the remaining cast in Pll'au, No nice to have a free and open and casual atmosphere. her mouth (once again) but has the fall semester; put that on your Flowers- where do you get off fu rther emphasized her lack of plate and eat it. From now on I'll commenting "The other performers Bryant College aCI\Jally lives up to the physical beaury were adequate .....? We'd li ke to get that was promised us. Being out in the sun almost you o n stage and let you see how the makes one forget abaut exams, housing hassles, traffic, shoe feels! The character of Rick Larabee (and even that you hove to get a paper aut the next was exactly wh at you interpreted ; Friday). coul d this be a sign of improvement? Shelly Krasner epitomized Rick ••• Larabee and we think you meant to Anyway, good luck seniOr.;, hang in there ifl5ult the ChOlr-,H:tCT Mt SheU); he C d id an e:l.cellent job.