EMMANUEL CURRENT Volume III, No.2 November, 1985 Nudes Shown In Gallery Campus Ministry Te,,"m, By Sue Bendickson and " neutral" from Zabarsky's considerations, such as poor Approach Fills Interim Marie Bonelli selection of almost exdusively execution or because something nude photographs. Zabarsky is is artistically poor, and by space The lillian Immig Gallery is -By Marie A. Bonelli An interview team, com­ a very well respected limitations. No one oversees the defined by Associate Profess.or Five months have passed prised of ,Maureen Powers, photographer," according to decisions of the Art Depart­ of Art David Thomas as a since the former Director of Dean of Students, Fr. Jerry Thom~s . He photographs ment; they are given "academic " teaching gallery ." The Campus Ministry, Sr. Connie Hogan, Sr. Mary Barrett, SND, different types of nudes, "some freedom," according to Monaco. Gallery's main purpose is to James, SND, departed from and Elizabeth McCarthy, SGA more figuratively than others," Past exhibits in the Gallery "present art in a formal setting Emmanuel after completing' Vice-Presiden't, are responsible female and male. have included such groups as to the general college four years at the institution. for choosing the appropriate Zabarsky's work fits in with Gallery NAGA and the Boston community." This month the Yet, as it stands, sources can't candidate. "The search hasn't the Gallery's aim to "provide ' Printmakers (a national gallery presents a photogra­ predict when the position will been fruitful yet," continued Fr. variety in both subject matter printing organization which phy exhibit by Kalman be filled . and technique." Any possible uses Emmanuel as its home). Zabarsky, featuring female controversy over the subject Upcoming spring exhibits will , "We started publicizIng for a nudes. To some, this subject matter "isn't so much that include a faculty show and a full-time campus minister may be controversial. Thomas, during July and' August. We they're nude; it's the fact that painting show by Terry Priest. however, says, "I wasn't aware didn't get much of a response, these are photos of real people," "The whole idea of nudity has thot the show would be because it's a late time for says Thomas. been around since creation," primarily nudes, but I certainly ministers; they seek ' their Censoring of incoming says Monaco. "The beauty of don't object to that." appointments during January exhibits isn't done because of the human body is constantly To tone down any contro­ being explored by artists, and I and February:" said Fr. Jerry subject matter, according to Hogan, part-time Campus versy concerning the Theresa Monaco, Associate think [Zabarskyl has done it Minister at Emmanuel and at Hogan. "Of the few we did invitation, the Art Department beautifully." The Zabarsky Professor of Art. Selection is UMa-ss/Boston. ' interview, they either took members opted for the most determined by ' aesthetic exhibit is op~n until Nov. 22. other jobs or we felt thay didn't meet· our qualifications, nor NEW Hosts, Forum would they make significant , ~. contributions." On Women's Issues Until that position is filled, Campus Ministry has designed By Kathleen Pfeiffer tioned the future of this image, a ,program for the interim. The Network of Emmanuel Liz Walker spoke of her position They're using a " team Women hosted a forum on as one of the first black women approach," which Fr. Hogan " Images of Women" -on to appear in the Boston media. explains "is the concept of the Thursday, October 10. The Diane Willis related stories of church. As people of God, we panel consisted of Dr. Mary G. the diverse discrimination are in this together. The Mason of the English which she faced as a woman in Vatican Council calls us all to department, Dr. Claire Lang of the workplace. bring our· gifts and work the SOCiology department, liz Following the comments by together." This concept Walker, co-anchor of the WBZ individual members of the eliminates the use of any titles evening news, and Diane Willis, panel, the floor was opened up ,..such as Director, Assistant co-anchor of the WNEV for general discussion so that Dire.,ctor and so forth. evening news. the audience questions and The team includes Fr. Hogan Each_ speaker addressed the comments was a concern for and two interns: Pat Davison, issues faced by American the future of the family and the , who is in the Educational and women today in literature, child in this American society Pastoral Ministry Program at society, the , media and the which encourages women to be Emmanuel and Scott Lewis, workplace. Dr. Mason explored all things to all people. Many from the Weston School of the rebirth of the "angel/vamp" audience participants seemed to Theology in Cambridge, MA, image, a dichotomy which has feel that the images of women who joined the team on been reborn' and idealized on now being presented in the N'ovember 4. Also on the team such shows as "Dynasty." Dr. workplace do not allow are work-study students Lang discussed the implications sufficient time for the role of Donna Lawlor and Sue of the "superwoman" image motherhood and this ,could Danforth. A common goal that which is emerging as a norm in greatly alter the future of the the team strives for is to "make American society and ques~ . American society. campus ,ministry a place where An Interview With Coach Yosinoff students can feel cared for," said Fr. Hogan, which is a major part of both Donna and Sue's job. Saints Anticipate Another Successful Season "They're peer ministry," The Emmanuel Saints England Division 3 poll. of the team appear? Manor and Western Connect­ explained Pat Davison, completed a prosperous and In view bf last year's A: The team's front line has icut State University. "wrestling with peer problems fulfilling 1984-1985 basketball achievements, Andy Yosinoff, been extremely impressive in that some students can't always season. The team travelled to who is in his ninth consecutive the pre-season workouts and Q: What are your feelings go to a priest with." , Ireland where they played in year as head coach for . the back court has been concerning the new additions to The question now is, will this five exhibition games against Emmanuel basketball, com­ improving rapidly. the team? Do you think they "team approach" replace a full­ stalwart competitors. The ments on his expectations and Q: What are your views will be an asset to the team? If time minister? Fr. Hogan says Saints were victorious In four goals for the upcoming season: about the opposing teams that so, will they be played often? "it's good for now, although we out of the five games they you will face during the season? A: "I feel that the five do hope, in the future, that a ' played. The team then returned Q : How do you feel about A: We will be playing one of Freshman recruited this year new person will be welcomed as home and won their first state the upcoming season? the toughest division 3 will be a fine asset to our a full-time member." In keepi!1g championship. After their A: It may be difficult to schedules in the country. It will program. As the season with the "team approach" victory the Saints went on to match last year's outstanding be highlighted by having the progresses they will see plenty concept, Fr. Hogan says the full­ participate in the finals of the season; winning the state N.CA.A. Division 3 champs, of action." time minister will not be given E.CA.C New England Region championship and coming in University of Scranton, and the The Saints are now preparing any title such as Director. and were defeated by one point second in the E.CA.C New N.CA.A. runner up, New for this year's basketball season. In the meantime, Fr. Hogan during the final moments of England Region, but the Saints Rochelle .. St. Thomas, in our With the expertise of head and Davison want to remind overtime. The Saints finished are returning 10 of their top opening , tournament on, coach Andy Yosinoff, assistant the Emmanuel community that their season with their best players and the experience November 23 and 24. Other coaches,Jody Foster and David "when anyone walks through record ever, 19 victories and " gained last season should be a strong opponents will be Lammers, and trainer Mar,y the door, they'll be greeted with seven defeats. The Saints were great advantage. Southern Maine, Merrimack, Beth Lamb, the season is sure to a smile, coffee and a sense of ranked fifth in ' the final New Q : How does the demeanor Rhode Ish nd Coll ege, Pine be successful. hope that they're all right." 'f Page 2 EMMANUEL CURRENT November, 1985 t'· • Student CO,alitionAgainst Interventjon In ,Central America By Celenia Toledo Member, Student Coalition murder of the missionary nuns Country Occupied" one of the also like to organize a panel Central American with the in El Salvador. first films to be done about the discussion, a peaceful march, . Emmanuel community. The . Many Emmanuel students 2 : Thursday, November problems in Guatemala. and a few speeches. The plan is second goal is to try to get the have very little knowledge 21st, (same time and place as It is hoped that the lecture to invite local political groups Emmanuel community involved ~out the revolutionary wars in aoove) "Dawn of the People" and film series will lead up to that deal with the Central with this project.