THE CIRCLE. The-grass is always greener... . Conn., identified the victim as Timothy P. Kelly, a 1994 Farmington

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1 y^&bl^mqraloscl^ton StWall - page 3 NTERVEW Jeffrey Ganes bears all -page 2 THE CRCLE PROFLE Davd Strong featured -page 0 Volume 46, Number 9 Marst College, Poughkeepse, N.Y. February 2,995 New lbrary may be realty soon by LYNN WELAND Assocate Edtor Constructon for "Vson 94" may be over, but n the next few years the bull dozers wll be back: ths tme for a new lbrary. Currently the prelmnary plans for a new lbrary are beng dscussed. A four phase plan, wrtten by Executve Vce Presdent, Mark Sullvan, was completed n October 994 and the Marst Board of Trustees dscussed the matter n a Nov. 5, 994 meetng. Sullvan chars the program for Marst and. sad he s excted about the opportunty ths type of lbrary wll brng to Marst students. "Ths s a great opportunty to get on the cuttng edge of lbrary technology," sad Sullvan. Workng n a jont effort wth BM, Marst students wll have a lbrary wth 2st century technology. The four year program wll nclude; multmeda development labs, an electronc reserve room, a contnung project development.plan wth the Frankln Delano Roosevelt Lbrary and the full development of an electrc dgtal lbrary....,_ *^-Thcre are nocompleton dates_ "and'th"e""fuhdng, whch must be prvately fnanced, needs to be rased. Sullvan sad he assures that those nvolved wth the project wll contnue plannng expedtously to satsfy the needs of a growng student populaton. The plans for a new lbrary s a result of years of complants by bothstudents and faculty. n an ntervew at the end of last semester, Lbrary Drector, John McGnty, sad because there are more students lvng on campus the lbrary was rapdly runnng out of workable space. The ncrease n oncampus students s attrbuted to the completon of the Mdrse and the loss of Canterbury Garden Apartments. "We need,000 seats. t should be one-fourth of the.students populaton," sad McGnty. Currently the lbrary s capable of seatng 375, statstcally not even half of the capacty recommended. Students have also complaned to The Crcle about the amount of hardcover, up-to-date books n the lbrary. McGnty sad the lbrary receves 600 new books a year and consders ths part of the problem. "'m not sure 600 s enough for our students," sad McGnty. The new technologcal lbrary wll have to be reconstructed to solve the problems of electrcal capacty, materals and room. The plan wll gve students more access to research materal and also more room for study groups and quet study areas.. Sullvan sad part of hs exctement over the lbrary s that Marst wll be ahead of many larger schools who do not have the beneft of an BM Jont Study Program. "We are ahead of the game," sad Sullvan pontng out an artcle n the most recent Newsweek, Jan. 30, 995. The artcle enttled "Wrng the vory Tower," dscusses varous technologcal advances college campuses are makng. The Unversty of Pennsylvana s mentoned for dstrbutng e-mal accounts a few. years agcv but, Sullvan ponts out that Marst has had accounts for-years. n fact, accordng to John Dglo, Senor Programer-Analyss, Marst has had e-mal accounts for at least ten years. The artcle also refers to Pennsylvana as beng n the process of.wrng all undergraduate resdence halls, agan, Marst began that process four years ago. The fact that Marst has already taken steps to allow more access to the students wll help n further developng the new lbrary. Ths type of lbrary wll take a lot of plannng, but as Sullvan ponts out the lbrary s the "most mportant academc buldng on campus." Sullvan sad he cannot be sure when the project wll be fnanced and when the bull dozers wll once agan roll on campus but he sad he s sure ths lbrary wll add exctement to the learnng process at Marst. The-grass s always greener... Marst freshmen des n post-holday fre by JUSTN SEREMET the home had been actvated, DPetro sad. He. dd say that,the '.-.'^-'u'.j' l< Senor Edtor~ ~. -. detectors - had-been.'melted by'the - A burnng pan of food apparently..fre. - _ ' " \ caused the Dec^ 26 fre that klled Town hall employees n an 8-year-old Marst freshman who Farmngton began a collecton to was vstng home over the holdays. help Kelly's mother Susan, who lost Town offcals n Farmngton, her belongngs n the fre.. Conn., dentfed the vctm as Tmothy P. Kelly, a 994 Farmngton Freshman Dw Sumarsam lved wth Kelly n Leo Hall and descrbed Hgh School graduate. - Kelly, who apparently left a pan of cookng food unattended, was found lyng on the lvng room floor of hs 22 Brghtwood Rd. home, sad Vncent DPetro, the town fre chef and fre marshal. The fre, whch caused mostly smoke and heat damage to the frst floor of the house was accdental, DPetro sad, and nether Kelly's mother nor hs 23-year-old brother was home at the tme of the accdent. of frends," Sumarsam sad. " en hm as a lkable guy. "He had a lot ' "He may have come home and joyed havng hm as a roommate." began to cook somethng and forgot about t," DPetro sad. Sumarsam receved word of the t s unclear what Kelly was dong when the fre started or whether when he was called by Jm Ramo, accdent the Monday followng t battery-powered smoke detectors n drector of housng. Lke the future, graduaton detals uncertan by DNA WEHREN The graduatng senors only have 06 days left untl they graduate. The bg queston on the mnds of many senor s s not about whether or not they wll get a job when they graduate, but what s gong on durng senor week. Accordng to Jon Sorelle, senor class presdent, plans are already n the works. These are the tentatve plans for senor week. On Tuesday, the frst day of senor week, there s gong to be a mxer wth alumn whch Sorelle hopes wll lead to job huntng advce. "Ths wll frm-up relatonshps between senors and alumn," Sorelle sad. Also on Tuesday, there s gong to be a "clam bake", whch wll nclude hot dogs and hamburgers. At nght there are plans to have freworks whch "wll possbly be around the rver," Sorelle sad. n the past, Wednesday has been scheduled for Rver Boat Tours wth departures n the afternoon and the evenng, Sorelle s hopng to contnue the tradton. On Thursday there s usually a faculty brunch along wth the senor formal at the Vlla Borghese. Rght now Sorelle sad that he s workng out deals wth tuxedo rental stores so that students can hopefully get a dscount. s gong to be an exctng week for the Class of '95," Lynch sad. One. of the man projects that Sorelle sad he and the other senor offcers are workng on s tryng to reduce the hgh cost of senor week. Last'year senor week cost an estmated $200. "My msson was to make the most money to reduce the cost of senor week," Sorelle sad. "The class of '95 s gong to have a great send-off" The Baccalaureate s scheduled for Frday to honor senors wth academc achevement. A champagne toast s also beng planned for Frday n the Cabaret wth parents and graduatng senors. Bob Lynch, drector of student actvtes, sad that there are stll a lot of thngs that need to be organzed for senor week. "Jon Sorelle and the offcers stll need to meet, but no matter what,-t - Bob Lynch, asst. drector of actvtes Besdes Rver Day, whch s scheduled at the end of Aprl for any student who s over 2, the senor class s gong to have a carnaton sale around Valentne's Day, and three dfferent raffles, all of whch wll help lower the cost of senor week. The three raffle gve aways nclude; two tckets to the formal (whch cost about $80 last year), a room-sze televson, and a fully pad senor week. Along wth questons about senor week, students also begn to wonder who the graduaton speaker wll be. Accordng to Sorelle and Lynch, the speaker s never announced usually untl two weeks before graduaton n order to not cause hystera. "Even the Deans don't know," Sorelle sad. Sorelle also sad that he s uncertan where the graduaton ceremony wll take place. "t has been sad that Presdent Murray would lke t on the green n front of the rotunda, but we're not sure f t wll happen there," Sorelle sad. " don't know where t s gong to be," Lynch sad. "n the past t has been on Leondoff Feld, whch s a nce place," The senor offcers are plannng on dstrbutng a lst of events and the dates to buy tckets as soon as possble. "The Class of '95 s gong to have a great send off," Lynch sad. Frends of Kelly were nformed mostlyby word of mouth, and most of the people down the hall knew about" what happened -by "the' tme "they got back from break',sumarsam sad. Kelly was a former member of the hgh school's varsty soccer team and told Sumarsam that he wasthnkng of tryng out for Marst's* soccer team ths sprng. Larry Gagnon, whose son, Bran, was a close frend of Kelly's, had nothng but good thngs to say about hs hometown frend. "Great kd," Gagnon sad. "Everybody was hs best frend. He was very warm, very attractve lookng, smart, artculate, and very polte. t's a real tragedy. He had hs whole lfe ahead of hm." Gagnon sad he had seen Kelly recently at a Farmngton Hgh School hockey game, and he had asked Kelly how he had been enjoyng Marst. Kelly sad he loved t. "He sad t was the best tme of hs lfe." A LOOK NSDE revew of 'Death and the Maden' p. 2 revew of Ganes show p. 5 Marst amptheatre p. 3 Rt. 9 constructon update p. 3 Marst goes paperless p. 4

2 THE CRCLE, FEBRUARY 2,995 Green to be the center o ^ ;!^t&hfftdfcvweaver and 'Zoe' hts vdeo by JUSTN SEREMET Crcle Flm Crtc t's tough to fnd an actress who kcks more ass than Sgourney Weaver. No one can forget her portrayal of Rpley n the three "Alen" flms, one of whch she was nomnated for an Oscar. However, Weaver gves one of the most ntense and frghtenngly psychotc performances of her career n the ntense thrller, "Death and the Maden." Drected by Roman Polansk, ths flm works because of the actors and the great deal of tenson that s created for them. Based on the 992 producton of a play by Arel Dorfman, the story s set somewhere n South Amerca and revolves around a woman who s mentally tortured by a kdnappng ncdent that took place n 977 n whch she was blndfolded, beaten and severely raped by the members of a South Amercan mltary regme, all the whle Schubert's "Death and the Maden" was playng n the background. Paulna Escobar (Weaver) s completely paranod, pullng out her gun whenever the slghtest threat occurs, leadng the audence to beleve that she s mentally unstable. Her husband Gerardo (a mddleclass styled Stuart Wlson) s workng on fndng hs wfe's torturers whle workng wth the U.S. government to help hs country's transton to democracy, but s vsbly dstressed by Paulna's condton. On a stormy nght, however, Gerardo gets a rde home from a doctor (Ben Kngsley) whose voce Paulna recognzes as the key antagonst who destroyed her lfe years before. Paulna tes hm up, beats hm, and attempts to force a confesson out of the unwllng and confused Dr. Mranda. s she just gong nuts? Or. has she by some strange concdence bumped nto the abductor? Polansk keeps the audence guessng to the very end n ths carefully structured Tarantno served as executve and thought-provokng move. : producer to the flm, whch s wrtweaver s relentless, convnced ten and drected by Roger Avary, a she has her man, whle Kngsley vdeo clerk buddy of hs. gves a manc performance as a man Avary worked wth Tarantno n who at tmes seems as nnoceht as a the early stages of "Reservor Dogs" puppy whle sometmes seemng and "Pulp Fcton," and although t malcous and sly as a fox. doesn't nearly match up to the power Ben Kngsley s one of of those two, "Kllng Zoe" has ts Hollywood's strongest and convnc- moments. ng actors who now has "Death and Avary's story has an Amercan the Maden" under hs belt to ac- named Zed ("Pulp Fcton" fans take company the dversty of such flms notce) played by the always enjoyas "Gandh" and "Schndler's Lst." able and underrated Erc Stoltz, who Weaver has also proven her tal- leaves the U.S.. to meet up wth a ents and along wth Jode Foster, chldhood frend n Pars. Holly Hunter and Mchelle Pfeffer Hs frend wants hm to jon hs remans one of- the best Amercan gang n a huge robbery of a federal actresses today. ~ reserve bank, a crme whch Zed later "Death and the Maden" works fnds out s a doomed plot. because of the ambguty of the Wth the excepton of Stoltz, the story and the fact that as the aud- cast s mostly French, and Amerence member, you are as confused can vewers aren't lkely to recogand baffled as the three characters nze anyone (wth the excepton of n the flm. ; legendary porn actor Ron Jeremy, And n the end, only Dr. Mranda who makes a bref but memorable knows the truth. (Grade: A) cameo). Attenton fans of Quentn One of the standouts s the attarantno., "'_." tractve Jule Delpy as Zoe, an esyou now have a second chance cort whom Zed luckly falls for. to see "Kllng Zoe," an ultra-voas wth all.tarantno-nvolved lent pcture that ddn't make t to flms, "Kllng Zoe" s not for the area theaters that has just been re- weak-hearted, featurng plentful leased on vdeo. drug use, verbal atroctes, a sexual act nvolvng'two men and of course, the always prevalent and n ths case overly excessve bloody volence. Avary's shootout scenes n "Kllng Zoe" aren't as effectve as Tarantno's because hs characters don't have the same vsual flar and charsma as say, Mr. Blonde or even Vncent Vega;-. n other words, death scenes have lttle to no meanng unless the vctms have been well-aquanted wth ts vewers; n ths case t's sometmes mndless. Regardless, "Kllng Zoe" s stll entertanng wth ts actng, effectve fght scenes, and sometmes outrageous dalogue (Zed: "Sometmes you just need the honesty and securty of a whore.") and t would be unfar to put Avary and hs brllant vdeo store buddy on the same level. (Grade: B+) :.--. On a dfferent note, am.pleased to announce that wll be joned by two other move mongrels who havebeen recruted, and ths column wll now work on a three crtc cycle. need people to share my pan. See you n three ssues. - each member of the band, each addng ther own flavor to a vbe that untes and explodes nto a glorous shot of adrenalne. Steppng away from the past and nto the present day Los Angeles metal core scene, we fnd Excel. An obscure L.A. metal band playng the strp for the past fve years or soj Excel has completed ther thrd work n the form of "Seekng Refuge." --- ^: The album on Malcous Vnyl Records, s beng plugged as the maturaton of a band once afrad to be themselves', at least, that's what a'press release of ther's sad. However, beng unfamlar wth the band's musc, had to judge them on ther newest release alone. The frst..track, enttled "Unenslaved" grabs the lstener mmedately wth cuttng; crawlng gutars spreadng themselves out over and underneath vocalst DanClements' cres. Ganes gets ntmate n theater by SMON COTE Snger-songwrter Jeffrey Ganes returned to perform on campus last Saturday nght for the thrd tme n nearly four years. Durng that tme he has released two albums and toured extensvely, buldng up a loyal fan followng, especally at Marst. son," he sad. "Even f they're not really my ssues, 'll just jump nto the character.". Ganes thnks beng a performer enttles you to be an actor n some respects.. "You speak the lnes, and the truth that comes from t s your understandng of that scenaro." Wth "Dazed," he feels that the words came easer. effectve. "These emotons n the song talk about rather than do somethng about somethng, a person just wshes a problem would vansh: That's not how thngs get solved, though, so there s ths nternal turmol n ths character that s created by these crossng gutar sounds." "The acoustc gutar, or just voce and gutar, tends to brng about the "t's just lke, man, you're dggn' ths moment and nothng's puttn' a blemsh on ths vbe we've got gong" ' Although Ganes thnks that playng colleges and small venues s harder, he enjoys the feelng that the lad-back atmosphere creates. "Anytme that you can get n front of a group of people who want to lsten, t's good," Ganes sad. Ganes feels the beneft of an ntmate performance s the "freeform" aspect. "t's just really relaxed, t's knd of fun." Ganes' second album, "Somewhat Slghtly Dazed," (released last July) encompasses the same style he employed on hs self-ttled debut. Hs talent as a songwrter s hs ablty to be true and honest to hmself - a qualty that appeals to hs audence. "That's probably what have the most experence n," he sad. "Human contact and relatons and thngs that spur from that." "A lot of the thngs that address, 'll speak of n the frst per- "As 've been lstenng to both records, the executon vocally, thnk, s much better on the second album," Ganes sad. " can hear an artstc growth. 'm just knd of expandng." One of hs goals muscally s "to create space for all the dmensons" of hs personalty. n relaton to hs debut, "Dazed" has more of an electrc slant to t that Ganes thnks helps accentuate the dfferent moods of the songs. The song " Lke You," off "Dazed," s a pure example of Ganes' smple, honest style. "' Lke You' s as smple as 've ever wrtten a song," he sad. "t's just lke, man, you're dggn' ths moment and nothng's puttn' a blemsh on ths vbe we've got gong." Wth the last track on the new album, "Wsh t Away," he feels the electrc sound enhanced the meanng of the song and made t more - Jeffery Ganes sympathetc.". Wth "Dazed," he aspred to create a mood that would transcend the often gloomy sound that the acoustc gutar can present. " tend to look at musc as almost real, knd of vsual and cnematc, and know there s a sector of people who have receved t that way.". Ganes hopes when hs musc s really workng people wll feel t and respond as they gve somethng back to you. "You've got to be knd of trustng to be real n front of people," he sad. Before any gg, Ganes s confdent that "however thngs go down, they are not gong to go down bad." "'m gong to tell the truth and you're ether gong to hate t or you're gonna love t." just have to do that everytme regardless of the outcome," he sad. However, some of the energy s lost on the next couple of tracks where the band seems to get caught up n one stagnant sound. Ths s apparent on "Har Lke Jesus", where at the pont a refreshng groove s establshed, the chorus ntervenes and saps the tune's prmal energy. t s ths probjem whch seems to hamper the band most, the nablty to mx thngs up a bt whle mantanng a dstnct flavor. However, by no means s Excel a poor band. Sgns of hope can be spotted on tracks lke "Take Your Part Gotta Encourage", where a punchy, proddng hardcore beat supples the dsc wth a mdpont kckstart and on the fnal track '"Downpressor", whch seems to encompass a sound the band may have been tryng to capture all along. Excel defntely has possbltes, but they have a long way to go to Admnstraton hopes the campus green wll offer students the chance to gather n one Central locaton. crcle photo/jen Forde by BRAN FRANKENFELD --". 'Fnkn' good vbes wth Stone and a look at Excel many voces move over the vbrant by TOM BECKER rhythms and "Fun", where an upcrcle Musc Crtc beat soul-shakng muscal amphetamne prods the lstener wth the lne Dancng s a good thng. However, sometmes when the "When Party, Party Hearty". Mellow tracks lke "Everyday assault of MTV-flavored hp hop begns to eat away at one's nerves, People" and "Ho Fun n The Sumor the constant dronng of a techno beat pounds the skull, one must look for an alternatve stmulant to move ther feet. gve you Sly and the Famly Stone. There are many dscs whch would sutably collect the: funk-flayoed tunes of the Stone whch flled the summer ar back n 969. One of the best, and cheapest, s Sly and The Famly Stone's Great- mertme" capture the ear wth smple est Hts on Epc Records. grooves and lad back mages.. Ths dsc offers 2 legendary Where the Stone s perhaps symtracks complete wth the old "Nce bolzed best, wth ther floppy hats Prce" stcker. and mult-colored bell bottoms, s Pure, softly cultured funk s on tracks lke "M'Lady", a vertable found on tracks lke "Lfe!", where leg grabber and the classc. "Dance. the unfed melodes of the band's to The Musc" where Sly ntroduces 3 THE CRCLE, FEBRUARY 2, 995 lve up to them. Last Saturday nght; soul-searchng songwrter Jeffrey Ganes played a seemngly sold-out show at the Student Center Theatre. Havng the opportunty to be present, would just lke to pont out the class wth whch Ganes treated the crowd and hs unplanned fellow performer and openng act, Marst student Bll Patterson. For those who mssed t, Ganes nvted Patterson on stage wth hm twce after hearng that Patterson often played Ganes' songs. t pleased the crowd, offered a lttle spce, to the show, and defntely led to a lfelong memory for Patterson. Maybe t sounds sappy, but thnk t was worth mentonng. Accordng to admnstraton offcals the new campus green wll provde a place for cultural and recreatonal actvtes, whle also brngng a sprted heart to Marst. The green wll be located outsde the new Student Center and wll have a border on ts.western edge smlar to the wall now located n the Gartland Commons area. t wll nclude a 25 ft. by 50 ft. area desgned specfcally for the purpose of makng t quck and easy to construct temporary stagng, accordng to Tom Daly, drector of physcal plant. new byjmdertvan KEVN O'NELL s Fulton St. Cafe was dvded nto two sectons, over the wnter break leavng Marst students ponderng the questons: To drnk or not drnk...to dance or not to dance. SPRNG BREAK TANNERS MONTH UNLMTED! $49.00 w/$2.00 mantenance 5 TANS for $25.00 plus w/ths ad only. free tan wth; every package. SERVED SCencCer you Ftness & T a n n n g Center 8 Raymond Avenue Poughkeepse, NY a 994 AWARDWOLFF SYSTEM FRST CLASS TANNNG- " "t was bult to please both crowds. On one sde you can dance and on the other sde you can hang out," sad Mchele Mercaldo, a watress, who has worked for the Cafe for one year.' "You're older and you don't want to deal wth the younger crowd." "'m not plagued wth a serous number of students drnkng underage," sad Scortn. " haven't had a whole lot of propblems wth Marst students." [gjjt* vr ^ jagg * SPACE AGE EQUPMENT! AMAZNG RESULTS! FREE LOTONS 7 / / On the bar sde, tables run along sde the partton. A bouncer sts at a stool next to the door checkng arm bands to ensure under-age drnkers do not enter the bar. n order to go from bar to dance club, one must pass through a whte door, whch, when open, reflects the pulsatng lghts of the dance club. Upon makng an entrance to the dance club, one becomes part of a completely dfferent atmosphere. by DARYL RCHARD '\ Sk resorts and wnter clothng retalers may be hurtng from the mld wnter, but one company s rejocng.. '' :\. Shah Assocates, the company responsble for overseeng the Route 9 constructon for the state Department of Transportaton, has been able to get more work done than expected durng the wnter months because of the warm and snowless weather. "The mld wnter has helped us a lot," sad Vctor Sepe, a consultng engneer for Shah Assocates. Even though t may look lke the only change snce wnter break has been the constructon ofa new maze of traffc barrels and jersey barrers n front of the college, consderable work has been done that s not evdent to the naked eye. Wth the help of warm temperatures, constructon workers were able to lay all 4,000 feet of water mans durng the break, whch Sepe sad was one of the bggest parts of the project. "t's all underground work so you don't see t, but t's a bg part of the constructon process," Sepe sad. He added that under colder condtons t would be too rsky to lay the water mans because of the possblty of.thcm burstng n cold temperatures. Now that the water mans have been pressure tested, chlornated and connected, Sepe sad the constructon can focus on the completon of the new brdge by Marst's south entrance.... "We ntend to.start demolshng the o\d brdge n aboul ; a week,". Sepe sad. "That (and the constructon of the new brdge) wll be our major operaton for the rest of the wnter." The constructon of the new brdge s not temperature senstve, so work wll contnue throughout the wnter even f the snowy season decdes to make a late arrval. RECURRNG VANDALSM As was the case n November of. last year, ths month has seen recurrng acts of vandalsm along the constructon ste of Route 9. Sepe sad he fled a complant wth the Town of Poughkeepse Polce last Wednesday, reportng that four flashng lghts have been stolen off jersey barrers along wth other road sgns. Nether Sepe nor the polce department s pnnng the responsblty on Marst students, but most eports of vandalsm nvolve seclons of Route 9 borderng Marst., Scortn sad he based hs dec-. son to separate the bar on the comments of approxmately 00 Marst students. Accordng to Scortn, the rumor that Marst College had somethng to do wth the buldng of the massve wall was just a farce. "t could be anyone dong t just -. for a prank," sad Detectve Mchael Woods of the Town of Poughkeepse Polce. ', "' :.~ ~' -\ However, Sepe sad that there? were no acts of vandalsm durng Marst's wnter break. " don't have a general feelng," he sad. "Some say they hate t, and some say they love t. Everythng s dfferent than a month ago." Scortn sad he beleves the wall has advantages. Fulton Street Cafe has bult a wall n an attempt to separate those 2-years-old ard the under 2 set crcle photo/jen Forde " can run two separate functons at once," sad Scortn. "Ths week [after press tme] one of the fraterntes s havng a functon on one sde, whle the bar wll be open on the other." "t's not that bad," sad Jay Johnston, 2." lke the bar scene wth the dancng separate, t s a dfferent atmosphere." Marst students sad they had mxed reactons to the new partton. "t sucks," sad Bruce Weber, a 2-year-old senor. "A lot of my frends are not 2." RouSlS "We'll be usng tme when we'd. normally shut down operatons," Sepe sad. Completon of Route 9 s stll targeted for late August ths year. The reconstructon of the cafe ncluded a new decor and a restructurng of booths and seatng. The 2-years-old and over crowd are fortunate enough to be able to partake n both sectons. Accordng to Scortn, contrary to popular belef, the wall was not constructed to curtal under-age drnkng. creates confuson called Choppers The remodelng of the Cafe has not changed the nostalga and comfort of the bar secton. Scortn, who has been n the bar busness for 5 years, sad the new look and separaton was done to gve the patrons a choce dependng on ther age and nterest. "By dvdng we've created the best of both worlds," sad Albert Scortn, owner of Fulton St. "People can come play pool, talk, eat, drnk, and feel comfortable dong t wthout a huge crowd. They can also do ths whle gettng away from the nose." outdoor events, can be held. "We wanted to create a heart to the campus," Sullvan sad. He ponted out that all of the major nsttutons have large outdoor gatherng centers, and that was the one thng the Marst campus was lackng. Sullvan feels when the project s completed t wll easly compete wth the outdoor student recreaton centers of many of the larger schools around the naton. " feel once the project s completed t wll be one of the ncest student centers and campus greens n the country," he sad. Most of the project has already been completed, however, accordng The frst sght you see may very well beyour own. A ggantc wall mrror stands opposte the entrance. One secton s desgnated for those 2-years-old and over. The other secton, now called Choppers, s a dance club for those 8-yearsold and over. UL #! The temporary stage area wll consst of underground wrng equpped to handle a complete sound system and stage lghtng. Offcals are presently calculatng the seatng capacty of the entre area for concerts. However, Mark Sullvan, executve vce presdent, estmates that the area wll be capable of holdng anywhere from 6,000 to 8,000 people and he s already consderng gettng the Hudson Valley Phlharmonc to play on the green late ths summer. Sullvan sad the dea behnd the campus green project s to brng students together by establshng a locaton where a number of dfferent to Daly, some thngs have been left untl the weather gets warmer so that they can be done properly. Daly sad the whole project should be completed by the mddle of ths summer. The campus green s part of a larger $550,000 renovaton whch ncludes the wall located on the edge of the green, the temporary stage area, new walkways, lghtng and a reconstructon of the pathway runnng behnd the lbrary. The renovaton s beng funded by both state and federal grants, accordng to Daly. The dea for the campus green orgnated a lttle more than four years ago when an archtect frm from Albany was draftng plans for the buldng of the Dyson Center. Sullvan sad the frm ponted out the tremendous opportunty Marst was losng n usng the plot of land adjacent to Champagnat Hall for nothng more than a parkng lot. "That spot holds one of the most majestc vews of the Hudson Rver area and we were usng t as a parkng lot," Sullvan sad. Once the Dyson Center was completed, condtonal plans for the new Student Center and campus green began. Both Sullvan and Daly are pleased wth the way the project s progressng, and feel students wll enjoy the atmosphere t wll create upon ts completon. " thnk t has been a very successful project," Daly sad. "t wll be completed on tme and wthn budget." " thnk t's gong to be a great addton to the campus when t's fnshed," Sullvan sad. "t's already quckly becomng the heart of the campus." Sullvan ponted out that he knows the constructon has been a hassle, but he feels students wll fnd the end result more than worth t. " don't lke t that well, t's not free flowng," sad Harold Lard, 22. "We're packed n here. t's too crowded." "You used to be able to wander," sad Mary Fava, sophomore "Now t's too crowded, no one ntermngles." Last November the Marst Cor, lege Offce of Safety and Securty * reported the danger of such vandalsm n a memo that was dstrbuted to the college communty. The memo also added that there had been reports of people movng traffc drectonal barrels along Route 9. However, accordng to Scortn, all that s done may not be a permanent fxture. Woods sad that the removal of the lghts s not only a danger to motorsts but also to the person takng the lght. " could possbly swtch back," sad Scortn. "'m always open to suggestons, people come by and always lsten to constructve comments." "Those lghts on the jersey barrers are wred to 20 volts of electrcty," Woods sad. "That would be qute a shock to the person tryng to take the lght."

3 THE CRCLE, FEBRUARY 2, 995 Marst takes the superhghway on-ramp -, T. y ^BUau by ROBERT G.TARGOS : He' sad nfofox can be accessed now through the Marst manframe, and the nformaton wll be consolmarst College plans to use dated under the "StuCtr" fle. nfofox and a new televson staton Sansola sad he has been slow n as an entrance ramp to help students gettng nformaton but about the board and travel the technologcal changes n the way the college acnformaton superhghway. tvtes offce communcates wth the The Assstant Dean of Student students. Affars Steve Sansola sad the ColSansola sad he wants Marst to lege Actves Offce constantly re- use channel 36 and the computer to vews and revaluates how t handles reduce the volume of paper dstrbpromoton of campus events and uted to students regardng campus entertanment. events. "(The college actvtes offce) "We are tryng to create a wellhas always had mxed reacton to rounded marketng campagn," (the calendar) n the past where Sansola sad. "Wth the electronc some of them have been tossed.out..age, Marst students are vsually n the garbage," Sansola sad. "We tuned n and we're tryng to meet welcome student feedback and we're that need." also sayng (students should) have Sansola sad the calendar that the an open mnd to what we are tryng students receve costs $2600 per to do." semester for approxmately 3600 of Sansola sad, the offce wll res- them, and t comes to more than sue the semester calendar sometme 36,000 pages of paper. n February because of the response Sansola sad Channel 36 and he receved from many students, nfofox wll not replace the use of who use the nformaton to plan out paper. the semester. "We know that for unque events, He sad he made the decson to students contnually need posters," use the calendar because he wants he sad. "We always encourage stuto ease the transton to nfofox, and dents to use graphcs and we lmt Channel 36 has not become aval- the sze of posters and the number." able. He also sad nformaton wll be Accordng to Sansola, the tele- posted by the Student Programmng vson channel 36 wll be a vsual Councl on a monthly calendar calendar whch wll run at a ten day around campus through the housng schedule, just lke nfofox, and t offce. wll be avalable n student rooms Sansola sad Channel 36 and and the Donnelly Hall Commuter nfofox has the dstnct advantage Lounge because t can be updated to the v,m, mnute to "notfy students of schedule changes "and cancellatons." ' Megan Kershaw, a freshman from Centervlle, Mass., sad she doesn't mss the calendar snce she feels the campus events have been well publczed. "Not havng a calendar sn't an nconvenence," she sad, "because there are plenty of other places to fnd out what's gong on." Kate Zegers, a sophomore from Lakewood, Penn., sad that f the College Actvtes Offce has become concerned about the waste of calendars, they should be pcked by the students who want one. "t's really rdculous" she sad, "snce (the college) gves us paper flyers n the malboxes that we don't need anyway." Mark Salvo, a junor from Schenectady, NY, sad he feels usng a varety of dfferent outlets wll beneft the students. " thnk t's one more way to get the students to use (campus) technology snce the electronc meda s the way of the future," he sad. "And t's good that they learned t here n school." Student Body Presdent Matthew Glls sad he supports the transton because Marst has nvested mllons of dollars n computers to prepare ts students for the ever-changng outsde world. "t won't be an easy start, but n the long run t wll be the best move for the college," he sad.,, lwwa- J f < " - - f : 9, APD re-attempts to unscrew SGA cap on organzatons by JEFFREY J ROSE As a new semester begns at Marst, an old battle contnues. Alpha Ph Delta has agan set but a campagn to gan the recognton of the college and to breakthrough the Student Government Assocaton's cap on clubs and organzatons. "f you can show to be an organzed and productve member of the campus, then there s no real reason why we should not be observed," Raymond Panepnto, Alpha Ph Delta presdent, sad, Alpha Ph Delta, whch has been at Marst snce the fall of 99, has begun a petton drve to brng before SGA n an attempt to have the cap on clubs lfted. "Our goal s to be the ffth fraternty on campus," Nel McNell, recognton charman of Alpha Ph Delta, sad. "We do not want to replace any of the exstng fraterntes." : The reason Alpha Ph Delta, whch receved ts natonal charter almost three years ago, has not been recognzed by the college s the cap mplemented by SGA and the actvtes offce. The cap was created to assst them n the managng of all the dfferent clubs and organzatons on campus. "The bggest ssue s the management ssue," Bob Lynch, drector of student actvtes, sad. "t s not the Greeks. There are 64 organzatons on campus. That s a pretty bg thng to manage." SGA, after an nvestgaton conducted by the-senate last year, has ruled not to rase the cap" on any of the organzatons at the college. "A Senate sub-commttee thoroughly studed the stuaton of the cap on clubs and why we need such a cap," Jennfer Nocella, Speaker of the Senate, sad. "We based our decson not to lft the cap upon the management capablty of SGA, the fnancal constrants, and the volume of students at. Marst." "There are separate categores under the cap at the college," Ncholas Capuano, vce presdent for clubs, sad. "And the cap on Greek organzatons s eght: four fraterntes and four sorortes." However the members of Alpha Ph Delta sad they feel that ths cap s "unreasonable" and students should have the rght to form clubs to meet ther nterests. "f a student feels that they don't belong n any of the already organzed groups, they should have the rght to form ther own wth others who feel the same way," McNell sad;. Alpha Ph Delta has been workng wth Jennfer Nocella n tryng to come up wth a soluton to the stuaton. "She has told us her vews on the cap and why there should be one," McNell sad. "n fact, she has been very helpful." - "At last years pont, t would not have been benefcal to the communty to rase the cap," Nocella sad. "But there s always room for.reevaluaton." -,... "Alpha Ph Delta s frst on the watng lst for new fraterntes," Capuano sad. "However, f we dd rase the cap on fraterntes by one, t s really two - because" of the Senate's call for equal representaton n both fraterntes and sorortes." McNell wll be gong before the Senate ths week to present hs case on behalf of Alpha Ph Delta. "We feel we have shown to be of worth to the Marst campus. We" have brothers n leadershp postons all across campus. We are very ac-. tve n the communty, as well as on' campus," McNell sad. Both" Lynch and Nocella sad they sympathze wth Alpha Ph Delta's stuaton and do beleve they have some "good ponts". SECURTY BREFS by MEREDTH KENNEDY StaffEdtor Sat., Feb. 28 and Sun., Feb. 29 between 2:30 am and 4:30 am four Marst students were sent to St. Resdents of new Townhouse 2 Francs Hosptal because of ntoxhave set a Marst record by settng caton, Leary sad. off the fre alarm sx tmes snce Sept. 27,994, accordng to Joe " don't know f t was because Leary, drector of Safety and Secu- t was Super Bowl Sunday or what, rty. Bach alarm was answered by but thnk that sets a record for the the Farvew Fre Department and most students n one nght," Leary was caused by food burnng on the sad. stove. "'m always open to re-evaluaton," Nocella sad. "They have a vald pont and 'm wllng to look nto whatever needs to be looked at. And nvte Nel to present hs case. Maybe we can work somethng out. "There s obvously no lack of nterest n Alpha Ph Delta," sad McNell. "We have been oh campus for four years now. And we beleve we have proved we belong." 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'',- ' -' wch ($5.85). -Marnated boneless. The Rollng Rock Cafe, provdes chcken s'broled, topped wth an atmosphere unlke any othermushrooms and provolone cheese. An upbeat envronment complete and served on a fresh roll. wth neon lghts, farly loud musc There are two major reasons for and a well vared menu s approprate for famles, couples or groups the success of ths sandwch. of frends., The frst s the marnade and the do not thnk there s a restuarant second s the roll. n the area whch has an atmosphere The spcy marnade adds so smlar to ths. much and "fresh" s a key word. The Rollng Rock menu s when referrng to the roll. packed wth all types of food. ApThe sandwch, served wth french petzers, salads, pzzas, sandwches and dnner entrees and desserts are fres and cole slaw, way excellent. all avalable. n regard to some dnner entrees, n regard to the menu, one area the Rollng Rock offers swordfsh whch should not be overlooked s ($0.95), salmon ($.95), lemon the amount of space dedcated to chcken.($9.95), veal parmesan drnks. (f you are over twenty-one, ($0.95) and barbecued rbs you wll certanly apprecate ths.) ($0.95). (That's just a few tems. t s not often that a restaurant There s so much more.) caters to both a drnkng and a nonn a pensve moment, Jeffrey Ganes strums hs Gbson electrc. Fnally, the Rollng Rock offers drnkng, crowd. a whole bunch of desserts rangng Photo by Frank Ochenfels The Rollng Rock Cafe commts from apple pe a la mode ($2.25) to four full pages o almost every knd chocolate mousse ($2.95). As the performance contnued, he strummed along wth Ganes as the of drnk: wne, champagne, coffee, by SMON COTE waled through the powerful chorus two played Peter Gabrel's "n Your frozen drnk and beer. n regard to an overall evalua of the song " Know A Man." Eyes." ton, was qute pleased wth my was both mpressed and Hs soulful voce flooded the At the concluson of the show, Jeffrey Ganes' performance last vst to the Rollng Rock Cafe. wll pleased. Saturday nght n the Marst theatre theatre wth convcton: "Whle so Ganes receved a standng ovaton not hestate to go there agan. n regard to appetzers, the Rollcombned an even mx of tunes from many people taken tongues for whch n turn lured hm back out to very much enjoyed the lvely ng Rock offers a wde varety rangboth hs latest release "Somewhat granted/ Taken the truth fndng perform a few more songs. atmosphere, the well vared menu ways to slant t." Patterson returned to the stage as ng from Super Nachos ($5.75) to. Slghtly Dazed" and hs self-ttled and the attenton gven to drnks and When Ganes started hs ffth well to play along wth Ganes, who Tavern Style onon rngs ($3.95). debut album. appetzers. ttled "Just One Thng," he at ths pont had been upstaged by As he opened hs set wth the song. A varety of soups and salad are stopped abruptly and began to enthe local favorte. n contrast, do thnk they could song "Fear," nterestngly enough gage the crowd.. '. : '... '... turn Ganes at one pont looked be- also,avalable.. ' ttve musc down. (Even f just;athe openng^song-^^hs,last Marst: '-', sampled > and 'would recom-; f',.;\t ',""-' performance^ helpa*ced?bacrc: and' rs~sonce.agan/he;expelled hs ph-, wldered when Patterson delved nto mend the New England.clam chow-' :-bt.);'-;':'"'-'.";';';''; forth rhythmcally as he strummed losophy on" lfe ntertwned wth some of Ganes' early demo work. der and the chefs salad. When go there agan, thnk Ganes' performance was ntaway on hs black acoustc gutar. senseless babblng. am gong.to try the Tex Mex sandthe hghlght-of the evenng mate and pleasng as hs sncere and actually tred the chowder be- wch ($6.50). The boneless chcken When the song ended, Ganes began to humor the packed house as pecurred when Marst's own Bll honest muscanshp conveyed hs cause assumed that f t was pro- seasoned wth jalapcno peppers, he explaned how hs father once Patterson came out and played along trademark style that appeals to the duced so far from the sea t would onons and topped wth monlerey human character. be a dsappontment. made hm mss a Cheap Trck con- wth Ganes. jack cheese sounds delcous. And t seemed lke he had a great cert. Patterson, a Marst junor and was wrong. would strongly recommend the He s lke a guy we all know... obvously avd Ganes lstener, tme dong t. The chowder was thck, tasty and Rollng Rock Cafe. Warm wnter - blessng or burden for some Despte the absence of snow ths season thus far, Emerton sad that Sk Wndham prepares themselves for crcumstances and ronfor ndvduals who make skng callythese the busness has been phenomther wnter, recreatonal sport, the enal ths season. absence of snow ths season has "We have 33 trals," sad made sk condtons less conducve, "and a lot of terran s dependng on the resort, compared Emerton, open. At ths pont, busness has to the plentful amount receved n bounded." the wnter of Samuel Bryant of Potters BrothAccordng to Orvlle A. Slutzkay of Hunter Mountan Sk Bowl, de- ers Sk Shop n Kngston, agrees that pendng on natural snow for a good busness has not suffered. "Sales have been up from late season s no longer a wse alternaaugustrghtup untlrghtnow," sad tve. "Before machne-made snow, Bryant. Bryant sad that there are a few there was, on the average, about 25- factors may contrbute to ths 30 sk days avalable, but wth snow ncreasethat n busness. One may be the makng we could depend on about fact that skers remember the ncred68 days," sad Slutzkay. ble amount of snow fall last wnter. n the long run, bg sk resorts or "People mght have thought, lodges, lke Hunter, whch has three 'Wow, t's gettng good agan, let mountans, 4 trals and 3 lfts, me get new stuff,'" sad Bryant. make out just fne durng tmes of Bryant also sad he feels that not-so-heavy snowfall. there are always newer and better "What we do s wegh the ex- qualty equpment beng made each pense of beng closed aganst the cost season. Bryant sad he beleves that of makng snow, and stayng open skng s stll one of the more afs always more practcal," sad fordable sports. Slutzkay. "When we close there s Furthermore, Bryant sad that n no proft." realty skng as a sport has not been However, the snow makng s not on a declne at all. Accordng to a smple process, nor s t an nex- Bryant, t has only been the smaller pensve one, accordng to ngrd lodges and resorts that have lost Emerton of Sk Wndham. She sad busness ths season. that the weather does not always per"the smaller mountans that mt them to make snow. don't have snow makng are the ones "There must be very cold tem- ht heavy. Wthout natural snow, peratures of below freezng, whch they can't get off the ground," sad s below 32 degrees, and low hu- Bryant. mdty," sad Emerton. Although Potters Brothers Sk n addton, accordng to Shop had done well for tself, Amy Emerton, sometmes snow makng Hall of the Marst College Sk Club, could cost as much as $000 an hour. sad she has been aware that there by HOLLY DAZ are places desperate to make a dollar. "Some shops have bg sales, lke buy-two-get-one-free type deals," sad Hall. Hall sad that some of these places may be at rsk of gong out of busness but they are not the only ndustry to suffer/what effects one, effects all. "Hotels also lose out when people don't go skng," Hall sad, "t's an entre chan effect." Jason O'Leary, a Marst sophomore who s an employee at Wachusett Mountan, agrees wth ths noton. Because of ths slow season, O'Leary lost money also. "Rght before wnter break, the mountan closed for a week," sad O'Leary, "and when worked over break ddn't get as many hours as usual because they cut payroll n order to save some money." Even rentals dropped as a result, accordng to O'Leary, gvng Wachusett Mountan only half the busness t usually has. "Durng a good season, we rent out about 000 sks a day, but now they sometmes rent as few as 500 a day," sad O'Leary. n addton, some trals have been closed. "Usually we have 9 trals but currently only 2 are open,"sad O'Leary. Presently, prospects for an mproved weather forecast are shaky. O'Leary sad he beleves that the season has passed t's prme. "t's too late now. don't thnk we'll get a lot more snow,"sad O'Leary. On the other hand, Slutzkay sad he feels t dffcult to predct just yet. "Last year, most of the heavy snowfall was at the end of January through early March," sad Slutzkay, "so who knows?" Chrs Schubert, another member of the Marst College Sk Club, sad he wshes for mproved weather condtons. The Marst College Sk Club sks n Vermont for fve weekends straght and competes aganst approxmately nne other teams. "The sk condtons for our last race weren't that great," sad Schubert, "so hope for the sake of our racng season, there wll be more snow." Local weather watches are recorded on the WELK nformaton Lne, sponsored by Vassar Brothers Hosptal. They predct temperatures of 20 to 30 degrees, md-day, throughout the next week. For future weather watches, call Another legtmate source of nformaton concernng weekly updated sk condtons and reports can be found n the New York Tmes. So F Who S on -frst, and T-a<jn'T-fcnou) \ 0n SfccorttJ... + K t r» N O B O D Y m o s - r fee CorvTToJhng+WtV.co.T ta +Kc, &%F&J?JJ! SOMEWHERE DEEP N THE HEART OF THE BOLER ROOM, ABBOTT AND COSTELLO FNALLY SOLVE THE "GREAT MARST HEAT MYSTERY".

4 THE CRCLE MARST COLLEGE, POUGHKEEPSE, NY 260 THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER Krstna Wells, edtor Dana Buoncont, senor edtor Justn Seremet, senor edtor Ter Stewart, sports edtor Meredth Kennedy, feature edtor Dawn Martn, assocate edtor Lynn Weland, assocate edtor John Dougherty, assstant edtor Tom Becker, assstant edtor Larry Boada, edtoral page Matthew Dombrowsk, dstrbuton Jen Forde, advertsng THE CRCLE, EDTORAL FEBRUARY 2, 995 edtor manager G. Modele Clarke, faculty advsor PUBLSHED EVERY THURSDAY manager Nttw Year's Resoluton Ah, breathe n that fresh ar. Nothng beats the aroma of a new year. Now exhale, because we're only a month nto 995, and t's not shapng up to be any dfferent than the last year, even f we're halfway through the decade, fve years from the 2st century. Each new year begns wth a great feelng of promse and change, resolutons and vows and handshakes and hugs. But most of ths s swept asde when people return to realty. Marst students returned to the usual good news for the begnnng of the semester. Frst, students were shocked to learn of the death of Tmothy Kelly, who ded tragcally n a fre the day after Chrstmas n hs home n Farmngton, Conn. You can add ths to the growng lst of tragedes plng up n the academc year. ^.W On to less sgnfcant concerns, many car ownng students n the north end of campus woke up on the frst day of classes to fnd that Marst Securty had not forgotten ther favorte donators n the sprt of Chrstmas. Twenty-fve dollar tckets for you, ard you and you. -;-- ;;. ;^,'.., Welcome back ndeed. Meanwhle, students also dscovered that they no longer have a calendar of events due to Marst's quest for a "paperless campus." Whle on the surface t may appear that our school s just beng envronmentally conscous, t's really a lousy way to save money that makes fndng out what's happenng on campus that much more dffcult. But there are other pleasures ahead for students:ths semester. Anyone hopng to catch ther favorte soaps wll not fnd the comng months pleasant, as the major networks televse the fate of Q.J. Whch wll end frst, the Smpson tral or the tral of the four former Marst students charged n the rape ncdent that occurred September 993? Place your bets. Hey Senors. Only 06 days untl graduaton. Lfe s callng, and t's tme to face the nevtable. Started a resume yet? Know what one s? Hope so, because you're gonna need a job to pay off those prcey student loans. f you haven't nterned n your area of study, you are already way behnd the pack. No employer cares how good your grades were, or how many clubs you were n, but what knd of experence you have. But you could take the easy route, apply for grad school, procrastnate the real world and leach off Mom and Dad for two more years. That s, f you've got the. bucks. Hey, we stll have the graduaton ceremony to look forward to. The caps, the gowns, the relatves, the dplomas and of course, the hghly touted and respected speaker. Uh, who s the speaker anyway?. t would be nce for once f senors were assured of a speaker more than two weeks ahead of tme: The Crcle suggests Marc Prce, Skppy, of "Famly Tes" fame. Break your New Year's Resoluton yet? Some students may be breakng ther vow smply by readng The Crcle. The Buffalo Blls stuck to thers by vowng not to lose the Super Bowl ths year. And wth the NHL Lockout over, hockey fans can smle a lttle more. Sorry baseball fans. Sprng Tranng an't lookng so hot. Fulton St. Cafe started the year wth change, addng a beautful black wall to further nconvenence ts college crowd. You no longer have to dance to work up a sweat. - Apparently, the wrong people saw "Dumb and Dumber" over break. SPC must be gven some credt for gettng Jeffrey Ganes to perform on campus. Students showed ther true knowledge of musc as only 5 people showed up to see Letters to Cleo last semester, and ths s a band wth a far amount of MTV play. But don't get dscouraged. We can stll look forward to the Republcan's "Contract Wth Amerca," can't we? Happy Newt Year. g^ry^y r\$ Soon as "Bob rtaltedl he. utas SvHrn^ bewmra Andy Mo-l-awl h t Krvcu) +he. Class - fxxr-vopahon ofoa<l UJ0"U no-f be. ar> ea6m One.. TheMuppet Show-down Of all the places you wouldn't thnk Bert & Erne would ever show up would be n front of an Appropratons Commttee n the House of Representatves, amdst a poltcal controversy. Even the most pessmstc soul couldn't have magned that poltcs could come to malgnng muppets. But the recent controversy over who should pay for them s more complcated than Democrats, and those who love Bert & Erne, would lke t to appear. Bert & Erne made ther appearance wth Representatve Nta M. Lowey of New York on January 20, as part of hearngs that began to determne whether the federal government should contnue.to fund Publc Broadcastng/ Staton. At ssue s the $285 mllon subsdy the Federal government provdes PBS annually:v As quoted n the New York Tmes on January 20, Lowey argued, "Make no mstake, about t, ths debate s about Bg Brd and Oscar the Grouch and Barney and Kermt and the new Republcan majorty that would put them on the choppng block." Contrary to popular belef dscontnung the subsdy would not "chop" the muppets. The prmary functon of the fmdng from the federal government s actually used as "seed" money, enablng PBS to rase money from other sources. However, n certan cases, that money s beng msused. New York State, for example, s served by sx publc TV statons. Ths s a common problem for PBS beng that n New York,'as well as n qther.states", t has.statons that overlap n the same market/ therefore dranng ther budget unnecessarly.. The federal government's contrbuton to that budget s only 4% of ts total annual budget of $.8 bllon. Surprsngly, PBS supports tself for the most part wthout government support. Through aggressve fundrasng PBS solcts money from the personal sector, vewers, or the corporate sector, through foundatons or busnesses. PBS also receves fundng from state and local governments, n addton to the profts t collects from merchandsng. Because t receves money from numerous sources, PBS, accordng to the corporaton tself, would not be "devastated" f t dd lose government fundng. f the subsdy would dscontnue, fnancally, t would force PBS to elmnate the wasteful fundng caused by overlappng statons. But even creatvely, the only mpact would be on ts natonal-programmng fund, whch f cut, would stll enable the programs to be pcked up by alternate cable statons. Outlned n 967 by the Carnege Commsson, the Corporaton for Publc Broadcastng was created n order to provde an outlet for programs that would "educate and enlghten." ts msson was to serve the Amercan publc by gvng them a network that was free of the constrants of ratngs and profts, nstead gvng them an opportunty to learn. At the tme, PBS wasa poneer because t made learnng, and not entertanment, a prorty. All of us know that from frsthand experence because for so many of us, learnng started wth Bg Brd and Mr. Rogers. But tmes have changed, and so has Sesame Street. nstead of beng the fledglng TV show that t started out to be, Sesame Street s currently generatng $800 mllon dollars annually. Granted, Bg Brd & Co. may be cute and harmless for kds, but at $800 mllon dollars* a year, they are certanly a force, and hardly defenseless muppets. Barney s another.example., - He hmself has rased "muppetdom" to new heghts. He earns $ bllon dollar a year. He's been ranked by. Forbes magazne as. the, thrd-.?hgheskpad entertaner n. the.country, com-t ng behnd only Oprah Wnfrey and Steven Spelberg. Barney.and Bg Brd do not need taxpayer. ; dollars to be subsdzed. f prvatzed, PBS ; would stll be able to showcase them because of the ncome they generate on ther own. Subsdzng them wth tax dollars only serves to provde the creators and dstrbutors wth more proft. t does not affect the amount, nor qualty, of educaton or enjoyment chldren. are recevng. "'-'- Keep n mnd that when PBS was created, cable.had not advanced to the pont t has today. Then, PBS was the sole source for constant nformaton through TV.But now the exploson of cable has rendered other sources such as Arts and Entertanment, Bravo, and The Learnng Channel, These channels provde nformaton "to educate and enlghten" just.as PBS was once created to do. Recently PBS has alternated ts focus leanng more towards entertanment and commercalsm by ncorporatng a game show, "Thnk Twce", and the former network drama; "'ll Fly Away" nto ts lneup. Dscontnung government subsdy would force PBS to concentrate on what t was meant to do and what t does best, educate not proft. The Republcan ntatve would also gve. PBS more edtoral control. Wthout the fear of losng fundng, PBS would be able to operate wth a creatve freedom t has never had n the past. The Republcan agenda s not tryng to hamper PBS from dong what t was created to do. n fact t s only tryng to buld on that deal, by creatng a more effcent, creatve force. Mary Damond s a Crcle poltcal col* umnst THE CRCLE, FEBRUARY 2, 995 From the Desk of cea 995. Another year has come and gone and left me havng to remember that after the and those two 9s' have to put a 5 whenever wrte out a check now.:.'.y..y. But won't let t bother me because have made a new-for-'95 resoluton to abstan from the moronc practce of makng New Year's resolutons (whch now realze s a resoluton n tself). have carefully consdered all of the angles of ths debate and have decded that the practce s no longer feasble n today's socety. Who has the tme to actually st down and thnk of somethng, then montor one's habts to be sure he/ she doesn't do t agan? t's all very tme consumng. already know about all of my stupd lttle qurky habts, don't need some holday to roll around and pont them out to me and expect me to change. Ths year 'm just gong to get a New Year's resoluton patch. You'd be "amazed at what you can get those thngs for these days: smokng, nal-btng, nose-pckng,, small anmal-kckng...whatever your weakness may be. So what am supposed to do wth ths new year? 'm not feelng especally optmstc n 995. 'm thnkng that somethng evl has got to happen soon. t hasn't snowed all wnter; maybe come sprng we'll get some torrental monsoon that wll flood the eastern seaboard. Poughkeepse wll be ht by a tropcal tsunam and the banks of the Hudson wll rse up and nto the Hoop Lot. :"Lades : and gentlemen, Rver Day wll-be held n the Bank of New"'' York parkng lot ths year. Please do not steal the letters off of the buldng or puke n the ATM." Maybe '95 wll brng an nevtable end to the conscousness-rasng O.J. trals. On the day of the verdct, Lance A. to s gong to come to Marst and lead a march to Barnes and Noble to purchase the book. Proceeds from both the march and the book wll go to pay Smpson's lawyers and the guy who took pctures of hs knees. But f t's not one thng n ths maze that we call socety,.t's another.; Newt. 'm callng for a commttee comprsed of nuclear fsson scentsts and Dhal Lama refugees to track hm down and force. hm to go to therapy sessons wth hs mother and Conne Chung. When was a lttle kd, me and my frend would catch newts under rocks n the woods and put them n empty fsh tanks. That's what 'm gong to do. 'm gong to call up Lame (lazly short for Lehmert), tell hm to ready our pals and hp-waders, and go on an all-out Newt hunt. Then, after we catch hm n our nets, me and Lame are gong to fll up the courtyard n the center of the cafetera wth a few feet of water, put n a couple of logs and bg rocks, and have our very own Newt to feed bts of lettuce (even though everyone knows that Newts eat lberals). After we fll up the courtyard, we'll start puttng celebrty reptles n the Rotunda and people wll have to scan nto t wth specal Marst Game Farm.D. cards that double as credt cards that they can use to buy pets wth. College could be cool; and nterest free. What 'm also wonderng about s the new foregn language channel that slpped onto my televson lneup whle was gone last month. Channel-surfng the other day, came upon ths channel and spent the better part of an hour watchng a German newscast wth Japanese subttles. Mark another vctory for cultural dversty. notced that,nobody seemed to thnk that we need a shoppng channel. Why not? The economy s gettng better, the yen and the peso are droppng, and there s tons of stuff out there to be ordered. Go ahead, use your Game Farm card. - there's no nterest! guess the good thng about New Year's s that t always remnds me that my brthday s only four days away. Anybody want to buy a fake.d.? Lawrence Boada s the edtoral page edtor.. Attenton Marst Students: Ths page s reserved for you and your comments. Do you have somethng on your mnd? Somethng you'd lke to share? Let your voce be heard! t's your page. E-mal The Crcle at HZAL or have r Have your cake, and eat t too don't understand supermodels. 4ketajg'6od : platfe's^ The ones meet durng my sleep ng hours understand very well,?age; : 6fcrecyclne-'artd envronmental* but these are the beautful ones, the ^^p^^^\^%^^tz^\f\ ones that wegh more than 4 twgs jas^a^^^^^^^v^otj^'m-^k and a feather. twonmental^6rfdf\dn6sfelblue re-'; 5 The ones don't understand are ^clng^bnsafe;al^vercampus'a'nd S the ones that have what the ndus- ^w are;rorstlm^^ calls, the "waf look. *p^wh&k',?>^'-l^.;j.-' :^'^"-^."v.-', "- f you don't know what a waf ^^ra^w&^^y^ly^^rrj>yt- s - 'll tell you - t's someone that efes a mles l ;M ^ssu^'or paperless'carnal? o f bology and physpusjfdon't know where Lstand. t's 2 cs -.,,.,, a-gbmdea'dn^apet^buwlltbe pe grls are so underweght that feas6re?/whatlabobtfm6se ; events- t0 the naked eve u s m P 0SSlble to &endere ttatwe'all&t? plan my understand how they can stll be week accordng(to those bundles.of f.,ve and ho. w *«* don l blow awa y mformaton.how Wll know f they *,ke a, k,te? the slghtest breeze. l th,nk a the are.semr^/ptotevn:the Campus thnk for all the ' trouble 've (^nter^wthout: my > calender to';, nform^ne?. How wfl know to get do some good. caused grls n my lfe wll try and my tcket for M^c.'Prce the next am gong to let you know that tme he cdmes around? Fd hate to most guys don't fnd the "waf look mss Skppy the next tme he.comes'' attractve - so you don't have to go tq"campus...;-~' \'-~','\\ ;-;.', ';'.'' : "' crazy tryng to look lke that. l;f. What; about ^my/malb"ox? Does ths'reanl won't have; to dg for my'mal'every tme check my malbox?. never, urderstbod.why the trashcars around the malroorr were always full of paper. t must be because everyone s busy readng the announcements from ther malboxes. t makes sense to try and reduce the overall use of paper on our campus. Marst has the technologcal know-how, but do they have the support of the Marst Communty? How wll admnstrators send secret memos lo each other wthout paper to wrte on? Wll the promoton of events be ctfected? We have heard n the Vpast that some events r.. u Let us combne all debts nto one ^. m nage payment FAST HELP S JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY! CaudajrornJghtl ,<2<» HR RECORDNG) for your FREE APPLCATON or wrte: BUDGETMASTER BOX 645, HOLLYWOOD. FL mean when men comment that they want a grl that's beautful on the nsde as well as the outsde, we don't really mean we want to SEE 5 ther nsdes! Keep the rbs and all the other bones underneath the skn please. Some of these models look lke they're starvng! Maybe t's a career decson that f they can't be a model, they can at least be n a Sally Struthers com- mercal about the people starvng n town n Afrca that can't pronounce! Men don't fnd these women attractve. Yes, t's true that the frst pcture that a guy saw of a naked woman came from Natonal Geo- graphc magazne and they were T 7TL starved and were nothn g more than haven t been well attended because _ a^,. swn ^ ov. of poor advertsement. A paperless bones uu..^o.- ^v,» BUT T they' weren> t wearng any. clothes'.,at ten years campus sounds lke a step forward old, ths was enough. for Marst. The emphass wll be on But as we matured we have the nformaton superhghway whch m graduated to better magaznes wth Marst has been promotng for years. less artcles and pretter women, and The Marst communty wll be expected to help n makng our cam the knd that aren't layng around at the dentst's offce. pus paperless. a And f they were don't thnk 5 'd let the dentst put hs hands any- where near my mouth! One of these "waf supermodels s Kate Moss. recently read that her boyfrend, Johnny Depp, was arrested for John Dougherty s an assstant smashng up ther hotel room. edtor. Actually t came out that he was protectng Kate Moss by takng the! blame. t seems she was the one that wrecked the room. Apparently she found out that f the two of them got marred they would actually have to serve food Well that just sent her nto a ft of rage. Of course there could be some benefts to datng a waf, (starvng grl for those not payng attenton). Dnner for two would be a lot cheaper. know that many grls hate these "waf models because t sets up an unrealstc deal for women. And agree. Actually a long tme ago the deal for a woman was to be a lttle overweght. Ths of course was n the 800's, where t was a more supersttous socety, and lookng lke the walkng dead would probably get you a wooden stake through the heart rather than a date. To me, thnk the 50s and the Marlyn Monroe look s the best. Ths has everythng where t's supposed to be - not too lttle and not too much. These "waf models look nothng lke the way Marlyn Monroe does. Well, they don't look lke the way she DD, but they mght actu- _ ally look lke she does NOW snce she's probably a collecton of bones. 5 But don't want to be sexst. Guys also try to emulate a cer- tan deal look, t's just that we're more practcal about t. We mght see some body bulder and nstead of kllng ourselves to look lke that we'll say: "Yeah, well all that muscle s gong to turn to fat when he gets older and stops work- ng out. Then we'll see what grls lke hm when he looks lke the Mcheln Tre Man. m See, we look out for the long term and the beneft of our futurewfe. So you see we're more ptactcal..v- Actually, t's just that men have \ the unque ablty to come up wth any excuse that SEEMS practcal, but actually just gves us an excuse to be lazy. There's also another reason most of us guys won't work out lke that. For a guy to mantan the perfect physque he would have to con- stantly work out forever or else he'd! turn nto a blob wth no neck. " Ths s a bg step and well, we can't make that knd of long term commtment. And bet you grls thought we only used that excuse about relatonshps. Well, at least we're consstent wth our les. 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5 * 8 THE CRCLE, FEBRUARY 2, 995 TlffCRCLE, rtbruary^;995 <> Monday Free Refll Nght $5.00 Domestc Draft Tuesday Bud Draft 500 Mug Lades Well Drnks $.50 Wednesday Rotatng Bottle Nght $.50 Domestc $2.00 mports Thursday Bud Lght Bottle Nght $.50 Pnk Lady Nght $2.00 Well Drnks ^Frday 2 for Happy Hour Dance wth D.J. Jmmy Saturday Ptcher Nght Bud/Molson ce $4.00 YARN SAT 2/4 Sunday Hang Over Noon Day 500 Molson ce Drafts Bloody Mary $.75 Screwdrvers $.50 Pool Table Darts TROLLEY'S 96 Man Street Pok., N.Y and Over JUNOR CLASS SEM-FORMAL! FEBRUARY 7, 8-2 MDNGHT Tckets Wll Be Sold Untl February 4th COST S $25 A PERSON TRANSPORTATON PROVDED ANY??? CALL JENNY X4698 Student Academc Councl The SAC would lke to take the'tme to welcome everyone back for the sprng semester. Ths s crunch tme for the SAC n terms of workload. Wth SGA electons less than a month away, we are n the process of revsng the Faculty of the Year Award nomnaton format and makng new ballots for the award. The SAC Lbrary Commttee wll also be movng ahead wth the dstrbuton of a survey to get your feedback on the materals, hours, and other ssues concernng the lbrary. Ths survey s a tool that we are usng to measure your opnon of the lbrary n hopes to evoke desred change, so your cooperaton would be apprecated. Two possble changes whch wll affect you academcally are scheduled for debate n the Academc Affars Commttee. They nclude removng mdterm week and mdterm grades and handng out warnng notfcatons to falng students n ther place. The other ssue s the reducton of faculty offce hours from the current eght to only four. >" vf you have-'questons, concerns, or comments, please feel free to contact me at the SGA offce-~'6r X4074. : MkaelT. Carlson VP "Academcs Dear Undergraduates, Welcome back. hope everyone had a lovely holday and relaxng vacaton wth ther famles..- The sprng semester s underway and wll prove to be a busy semester for all. Marst has had ts frst snowfall, everyone s makng sprng break plans and the Student Goverment Assocaton s back to busness. The Sprng '95 Student Government electons wll be n less than a mongh. We encourage all students to vote. Students can read poston papers, attend speech nght, and watch the debate n order to make an nformed choce. You can make a dfference on the ssues you care about. Weekly Executve Board meetngs and Senate meetngs resume the week of January 3. The Executve Board wll meet every Monday at 9:30 PM. The Senate wll meet on Wednesdays at :00 AM. Meetngs are always open to the publc and we welcome anyone who would lke to some. n addton, mnutes of the meetngs are posted outsde of the SGA offce on a weekly bass. Fnally, the SGA has an open door polcy. Please feel free to come n any tme to dscuss the ssues that affect you. Good luck to all and best wshes for a successful and safe semester. Rebecca Kuchar Drector of Publc Relatons SGA SPRNG 995 ELECTONS FEBRUARY 20 & 2st ':' TALK TO CANDDATES READ THE CRCLE GOTO SPEECHES WATCH THE DEBATE READ POSTON PAPERS CLUB COUNCL MEETNG DATES FOR THE SEMESTER SOCAL SERVCE COUNCL All meetngs wll be n the Student Center, room 368, on Thursdays at 3:30 on these dates: February 9 March 2 March 30 Aprl 20 ** PRODUCTON PERFORMANCE COUNCL All meetngs wll be n the Student Center, room 368, on Wednesdays at 2:30 on these dates: February 9 March March 29 : Aprl 2 CO-CURRCULAR COUNCL All'meetngs wll be n the Student Center, room 368, on Mondays at 2:00 on these dates: February 6 February 27 March 27 Aprl 0 All clubs are requred to send one epresentatve, offcer or member, who wll onsstently attend all ther respected meetngs. Any questons, contact Vce Presdent for Clubs, Ncholas Capuano at x2699. ATT E NT ON Are you an ntellgent, out-gong, dedcated ndvdual who wants to get nvolved? Now s your chance! The SGA Chef Fnance Offcer s now acceptng applcatons for an Executve Assstant to help wth all aspects of the job. Apples ons can be pcked up n the Student Government Offce and must be re turned by Frday, February 7. m "s! «(TUESDAY HAPPY HOUR m FREE FOOD CHEAP BEER $ OFF ALL PNTS & WELL DRNKS 8pm - 4am $3 PTCHERS OF BUD OR MCH. LGHT &/ PRCE WN6S : -8pm OWHTACOS NEW r -s 55. -pr- WEDNESDAY NGHTS,**.00 WELL DRNKS FOR LAD SO^Rf D WOLF BTLS. & DFFERENT PARTY EACH mu 70'*, 80'«THURSDAYS s &upf NO SCREWN' AROUND COLLEGE N6HT POWER HOUR 9pm-0pm.50 WELL DRNKS.50 CENT DRAFTS*P-2a«> FRDAY; FEBRUARy 3rd MARST STUDENT: a* CACTUS CUB WANTS YOU! CACTUS CLUB 4pm - 7pm THE ROCK CE MOUNTAN SK PARTY HAPPY HOUR FREE BUFFET $.00 ROLLNG ROCK CE DRAFTS $.00 OFF ALL PNTS & WELL DRNKS WPDH'S 6RE6 6ATTNE WN A SK WEEKEND AT KLLN6T0N 2 & OVER PROPER P REQURED <

6 0 THE CRCLE, SPORTS FEBRUARY 2, course.", by JASON FARAGO Strong dd not let ths set hm back. Thanks to hs older brother RGod's greatest gfts are unan- chard, a former college basketball swered prayers. star at Colorado State Unversty, Garth Brooks may not have had and Bll Magarty, Dave Magarty's Dave Strong n mnd when he wrote brother, Strong arrved n Poughthose lyrcs, but that lne best ex- keepse. emplfes the lfe of the Marst Col"They (Marst) offered me a lege senor basketball player better good package," Strong sad. "Bethan any other words. sdes, have famly tes. My grand"everyone s aware of hs battle mother s n Poughkeepse and my and what he has gone through," head father s from Kngston." men's basketball coach Dave n between Strong's sophomore Magarty sad. and junor years of college, he re"t s hard for others to magne turned home to New Mexco to have just what he has gone through." the colon cancer removed. The path Strong chose for hmaccordng to doctors, the operaself dd not nclude lfe on the ton was supposed to sdelne hm Hudson Rver, but nstead the moun- for 0 days. tans of Colorado. However, due to complcatons, As a teenager growng up n Strong remaned hosptalzed for Albuquerque, N.M., hs dream was fve weeks. to jon the Ar Force Academy. n those fve weeks, Strong sad Hs dream was cut short durng he dd a lot of soul searchng. the physcal for the Ar Force when An ordeal that weakened hm doctors dscovered polyps n hs physcally (he lost nearly 50 colon that would eventually lead to pounds), strengthened hm mentally. cancer. " came out wth a new determ" was crushed about the acad- naton," Strong sad. " never sad emy," Strong sad. " spent three 'Gee, look at me' and go on wth months losng sleep, decdng what my lfe. There are gong to be more to do." setbacks." "n hndsght, look at t btterthe same raw determnaton that sweet. t saved my lfe n that never stayed wth Strong n the hosptal, would have known about t," Strong has been carred wth hm nto the added. "My lfe took a dfferent classroom. THE CRCLE. SPORTS FEB^ARY 2, 995 survvor The honor student s enrolledn the MABA program. A program that affords students an opportunty to receve ther master's degree n fve years. Strong, who carres a 3.87 gpa, wll graduate n May - after only four years - wth a degree n Communty Psychology. Accordng to hs colleagues, t s the very essence of Strong that has a way of rubbng off on the people around hm. "He (Strong) s an nspraton," Darrah Metz,-a-junor communcatons major and close frend of Strong, sad. " see what he went through and know can get through anythng. He s the best kd and t s so hard to put nto words." "Dave (Strong) has a tremendous atttude," Magarty sad. "He s a vocal leader that s upbeat - a role model." A sharp contrast to someone who plays the modest role. Strong sad he consders hmself ordnary. " thnk of myself as wthdrawn and quet," Strong sad. " do not even try to stand out. have what s known as subtle determnaton." Strong's llness has hndered hs basketball playng career but he s seen as a dedcated athlete. "Strong s someone who does not play a lot but he brngs a work ethc that s so mportant," Magarty sad. by GREG BBB ^ -. Senor Davd Strong away from the classroom n a men's basketball game. Strong wll graduate n May wth hs master's degree n Communty Psychology. p^^y/mcc "He does a lot behnd the scenes. The people around hm see hs atttude and learn from hm." "f there were more people n the world lke hm, the world would be a better place," Metz sad. Strong sad he plans to carry on the lneage n hs famly of becom- ng a teacher or a school psychologst. Hs reason beng to help people. "You are your own honest crtc,-' Strong sad. "You have to look at yourself n the mrror. Yeah, push myself too hard sometmes, but t s better than not pushng at all." The Assocated Press Top 25 Polls RESULTS FROM J A N. 24 TO J A N. 3 MEN'S BASKETBALL ( 9-7 ; 6-3 NEC ) /24-Rder /26- Monmouth /28-Wagner (78-69L) (32-72W) (83-70W) (93-54W) (8-73L) NTEP5FSSONRESUTS FROM DEC. 2 3 TO J A N (77-75W) (79-66W) WOMEN'S BASKETBALL <6-U;3-6 NEC) /25 - Monmouth /28-Wagner /30-Army (64-46L) (64-46L) (KM9U MEN'S SWMMNG & DVNG < 0-0) /29 - Colgate /30-Fordham /2-Robert Morrs J/4-St. Fronds (PA) /9-UU /2 - St. Francs (NY) (35-0W) (30-90W) WOMEN'S SWMMNG ft DVNG (7-4) /29-Colgate (58-8SL) /30-Fordham W) - \2/2S-\N\n»hrop ' C7r>*6W) 2 / C h a r l e s t o n Southern (59-48L) / 3 - Rder (6-30VV) /5 - M t. St. Mary's ( M D ) (79-64L) / 7 - Falrtelgh Dckenson (72-69L) / 0 - U n v. of Penn (S8-56W) /2 - R o b e r t Mom"* ( / 4 - S t. Francs (PA) (7-54L) /8-UU (59-5U / S t. Francs (NY) (69-59L) MEN'S SWMMNGftDVNG /4- St. Peter's /8 St. John's HOCKEY ( ) /26-Apple Core /27 - Drexet (3-W) (5-L) NTERSE5SON RESULTS. l? m - fts MEN'S BASKETBALL 2/3 - G e o r g a / 3 - Army / 5 - Mr. Sr. Mary's ( M D ) WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (0-6L) (68450 (73-620/ /7- Falrlelgh Dckenson (90-88L) (32-69W) (42-0W) WOMEN'S SWMMNGftDVNG /0 -Army /4 -St. Peter's /8 -St. John's (69-26L) (43-73W) (32-09L) MEN* NEC STANDNGS Overall Sssssd r>6 l. Rder 7-2. Falrlelgh Dckenson Monmouth M t St. Mary's - 6-3, Marst «. St Francs <NY), ' >r* 5-0 7: Wagner V6 ', St;Ranc!stPA) V* ' tong Wand S-& «-2 0. Sober) Morrs -8 ' 3-4 WOMAN'S NEC5TANDN6S NEC Overaf team EsssssL Resold. l. St. Francs (PA) Mr. St. Mary* e-t 3. Monmouth Robert Morrl* $-4 5. Rder Wagner Long sland Marst 9. Falrlelgh Dckenson St. Francs (NY) U P C O M N G WEEK MARSTSCHEDULE:. 2/3HOCKEY.Vj.B(NGHAMON(homo) 9:5pm 2/4MENS BASKETBALL vv FARFELD (MSG) 5:30pm WOMENSBASKETBALLat FARLESH DCKENSON 7:30pm. HOCKEY /2 - Hudson Comm. CoU. sfltn. (6-4L) 2/5 HOCKEY at RUTGERS 7:30pm ; 2/6 MENS BASKETBALL at FDO 7:30pm The top 25 teams n The Assocated Press" The lop 25 teams n The Assocated Press" colleoe basketball poll, wth frst-place voles n women's colleoe basketball poll, wth llrstplace votes n parentheses, record through -parentheses, records'through Jan. 29. total ponts based on 25 polnls for a llrst-place vote" Jan. 29, total ponts based on 25 ponts lor a through one pont for a 25th-olace vole., and llrst-place vole through one pont lor a 25thprevous rankng: place vote and last week's rankng:. Connectcut (32 2. Tennessee 3; Stanford. Colorado 5. North Carolna 6. Texas Tech 7. Lousana Tech 8. Vahderbllt 9. W. Kentucky 0. Penn S. Georga 2. Vrgna : 3. Washngton 4. Duke (le) Florda 6. Alabama 7. Msssspp 8. George Washngton 9.Kansas 20. Texas A&M 2. Purdue 22. Arkansas 23. DePaul 24. Southern Cal record ps pvs 7-0 W * S 9-. Mt ' H 605 5*3 M » 24J « S ; Oklahoma 4-4 3? (te) Seton Hall ) Others recevng votes. Old Domnon 28. Southern Mss. 22. Wsconsn 7. Fla. nternatonal S. San Dleoo Oklahoma St. 2. Vrgna Tech 2, Oregon St.. Auburn 8. Clemon 5. Oreoon 3. Tennessee St. 3. Arkansas S. J. Drake 7. Oho L>. 2. Tulane2. Harvard. Mane. Oho St.. S. Joseph's, ' rcord. Massachusetts (53) North Carolna (0) 6-3. Kansas (3) Connectcut 5-5. Maryland Kentucky UCLA Arkansas Mchgan St Syracuse 5-2 ps prv.633.s ?.374.2,327 -» ',23 S,25 4,97 9, owa St 2. Arzona 3. Georgetown 4. Wake Forest 5. Vrgna 7-2,, Arzona St 7. Stanford...'. 8. Mssour 9. Vlllanova 4-5' 3-3 ' Alabama 4-4 " Georga Tech 22. Oreoon 23. Cncnnat 24. Oklahoma 25. Florda 3-6 t2-4 W Others recevng votes: Calforna 98, Oklahoma St. 73. St. Lous 73. Mnnesota 50, Brgham Young 49, W. Kentucky 32, New Mexco Sf. 30,. Utah 30, Oho U. 28, Purdue 28, N.C. Charlotte 27, Tulane 24, Utah St. 24.-MlSSlSSlppl St. 2. Penn St.-9. Tulsa 4, Penn 3, Lousvlle. Memphs. Texas 0. Xavler. Oho 0. llnos 8, Auburn 6. ndana 6. Clemson 4. Washngton St. 4, owa 2, Nebraska 2, Santa Clara 2, Vrgna Tech 2, Georga. PRODUCTON SCHEDULE Feb. 9 Feb. 6 Feb. 23 Mar. 2 Mar. 9 Mar Apr. 6 Apr. 3 Apr. 27 May 4 There are many reasons why the men's basketball team s on a legtmate-roll as of late. Two" of the - those reasons are junors Kareem Hll and Alan Tomdy. '.. Hll."posted a career-hgh 23 ponts on Saturday to help the Red Foxes (9-7, 6-3 n the Northeast Conference) post a vctory over NEC foe Wagner College. Tomdy added 7 ponts wth rebounds and 4 blocks. Wagner jumped?o.ut. to an early lead and took a advantage at halftme. Marst responded wth a 24-6 run n the frst 0:07 of the second half to take a lead. The Red Foxes held the Seahawks scoreless for over three mnutes as Tony Rce fnally ended the drought for Wagner at the 2:27 mark. Marst outscored Wagner 23-2 over the fnal 0 mnutes of the game to guarantee the vctory for the Red Foxes. Head coach Dave Magarty sad he was happy wth the outcome of the game and noted that ths s the best record any of hs teams have had nne games nto the conference schedule. "Ths s the best start n a 0team league that we have had snce 've been at Marst," Magarty sad." The wn was the second n three days as the Red Foxes edged by Monmouth at the McCann Center on Thursday nght. Hll was agan one of the heroes for the Red Foxes as the forward from Seattle, Wash., tpped-n hs own rebound wth.7 seconds left n overtme to gve Marst the vctory. Hll's herocs were made possble by Hawks forward Mustafa Barksdale's half-court buzzer-beater at the end of regulaton. Barksdale's three-ponter ted the game at 70. Hll added 4 ponts and grabbed 8 caroms durng overtme, ncludng a weaksde tap-n to wn the game. :. ^fe-.saggg;. The Red Foxes fell to Rder College on Jan. 24 n overtme at Alumn Gym n Lawrencevlle, N.J., Marst jumped-out to a 24-9 lead wth nne and a half mnutes left n the frst half, but gave up the lead. The Bronc's Charles Smth ht a jumper wth less than 30 seconds left to knot the game at 68. Marst was unable to answer the Smth jumper and was outscored 35 n overtme. The Red Foxes wll travel to Madson Square Garden ths Saturday to face Farfeld Unversty. Marst 79, Wagner 66 Wagner (66) Rkc , Segle , Kelley , Rce S 25, Anderson , Roberts , Rohln , Foster -2 O02. Totals Marst (79) Hll , Chodkowsk , Tomdy Basle Dunbar , Psarczyk Encarnacon , Taylor Totals Halftme score: Wagner 38, Marst polnt goals: Marst Basle (4), Chodkowsk. Wagner - Rce (4), Segle, Roberts. Rohln. A - 3,944 Junor guard Alan Tomdy slam the dunk aganst Wagner on Saturday. The Red Foxes won the game Crcle spom photo/om Bcfuo Women fnsh season at 6-4; Metros Champonshps next by MARTY SNACOLA Late Tuesday: The women's swmmng and dvng team trounced on Fordham Unversty, On Sunday afternoon, the women's swmmng and dvng team (6-4, 3-0 n Metropoltan Conference) lost ts second straght meet at the McCann Pool, to Colgate Unversty (6-). Sounds lke a team strugglng, rght?' Do pot tell that to the team, or ts coach, because they dsagree. Head coach Lloyd Goldsten sad that the contrary s true. "Colgate s twce the sze of Marst," Goldsten sad. "We knew there, was a possblty that the meet would go lke ths." The Red Foxes traled throughout the Colgate meet, and the fnal result was a lopsded loss for Marst. The rest of'the squad echoes Goldsten's optmsm. "Our goals gong n were bascally to swm well and try for good Runners fnsh well at Army by MARC LESTNSKY The West Pont nvtatonal proved to be successful for the men's and women's track teams. On Saturday, senor Davd Swft paced the men's team wth a second-place fnsh and a personal best tme n the 3,000-meter run. Swft's tme of 8 mnutes 36.8 seconds s the second fastest tme for the event n Marst hstory. Head coach Pete Colazzo sad Swft's tme and fnsh was a great effort on hs part. "Davd ran well," Colazzo sad. "t was really a breakthrough race for hm." Freshman Mke Melf and sophomore Patrck Casey fnshed seventh and nnth n the 3,000, both achevng personal best tmes. Melf's tme of 8:56.7 s the best recorded tme for a Marst freshman n the event. ntramurals f nterested, leave a message on X24Z9. gner, career-hgh 23 The Sprng ntramural season has started. Aerobcs classes began on Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. n the Ftness Center. Fgure Skatng wll be held on Mondays and Frdays from a.m. to p.m. at the McCann ce Arena. Transportaton s provded and leaves from the McCann Center at des the entrance fee and skate rental. The total cost s $5, whch ncludes the entrance fee and skate rental. Akdo classes begn on Feb. 9 n the McCann Dance Studo. Classes wll be held on Thursdays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturdays from 0 a.m. to 2 p.m. Basketball and Volleyball leagues are now formng. ~The deadlne for turnng n sgnup sheets was Tuesday but call the ntramural Offce to. nqure about any avalable space for teams. For more nformaton call the ntramural Offce at ext n women's acton, senor Dawn Doty led the Red Fox charge as she recorded a school record of :25.3 n the 500. The relay team of sophomore Karen Mangan, senor Patsy Schneder, sophomore Kathleen Woodson and sophomore Allson Murray notched a thrd-place fnsh n the dstance medley relay. Head women's coach Phl Kelly sad sophomore Mary McQullan competed n her frst meet snce the cross country season. Accordng to Kelly, he was humble about hs team's performance but happy to sec McQullan run well n the,000 and the 4X400 relay. " expected us to run a lttle better than we dd," Kelly svd. "But thnk everyone thought t was nce to see Mary run well after the layoff." Both teams return to acton on Feb.ll, at the St. John's nvtatonal. tmes," sophomore Stephane Rader sad. "We were hopng for the better competton to push us to swm faster." On Jan. 8, the Red Foxes hosted St. John's Unversty and fell to the Red Storm The team had smlar goals, as t would later have for Colgate, gong nto the meet, except they felt they matched up well wth St. John's.."We- knew t would be a close meet," sophomore Becky Tatum sad. "That meet really allowed us to come together as a team.-' ; ;. t also made js^ realze that t-s^ better to swm well, and correctly, than to try and wn every race and make mstakes n the process." n the St. John's meet she placed second n both the 000-yard freestyle, and the 500 freestyle. Tatum s quck, however, to credt another aspect of the team ts' often underapprecated dvers. "The dvng squad has defntely been an asset to ths team," Tatum sad, "and they deserve more credt." Junor dver Jan Martn beleves that people have, been forced to notce-the dvers ths year. "People tend to forget about us, but ths year they've notced because we've made such a bg dfference n many of the close meets' that we were able to pull through," Martn sad.- Many tmes the squad, made up of Martn, sophomore Danelle DGeronmo and senor Jenn McCauley, has placed -2-3 n both the one and three-meter compettons; as t dd aganst St. John's. Fox Notes: Sophomore Stephane Rader broke a school record n the 500 freestyle wth a tme of 5 mnutes 9.5 seconds. She surpassed Kendra Predmore's tme of 5:20.78 from _ 988. Rader now holds four school records. Rader Vas also qualfed for the East Coast Athletc Conference Swmmng and Dvng Champonshps on Feb. 0 to Feb. 2 at the Merchant Marne Academy. Martn, DGeronmo, and McCauley have also qualfed for the ECAC's n dvng. Spkers go one-for-three at Army psyched up, wnnng the frst game 5-7, but losng the match two games to one. "Army s a tough team to play The future looks brght for the every year," senor mddle blocker men's volleyball team. Jason Letendre sad. "We came out The newly found optmsm on the wantng to wn and won the frst team stemsftoma sold performance game: t was one of our best showat the Army Tournament n West ngs aganst Amy." Pont, N.Y. on Saturday. Despte losng to Army and CoThe Red Foxes (-4), who fn- lumba Unversty at the tournament, shed.500 percent (9-9) last season, the Red Foxes bounced back and faced the Army Cadets for the sec- won ther frst game of the season ond tme ths season. by crushng Drexel Unversty n The two teams frst met on Jan. three straght games. 2. Marst lost the match n three Accordng to sophomore coach straght games, 5-, 5-3, 5-7. Ellen Schuerger, experence was the Ths past weekend, the Red key to the Drexel wn, as four refoxes arrved at Army a lttle more turnng players posted mpressve by STACEY DENGLER ^!^ L...contnued from page 2 Army dd not score a sngle feld goal durng the last 5 mnutes of play. Every goal they made came. from free-throws. Junor forward Tara Walsh pumped n 2 ponts and rpped down 5 rebounds whle senor forward Darrah Metz scored 8 ponts off the bench n place of Keys. On Saturday, the Red Foxes defeated NEC foe Wagner College (70, 4-5 n the NEC) at the McCann Center, Marst domnated the game, gvng up the lead only once wth 8:0 remanng n the frst half. Keys dumped n 6 ponts and yanked down 8 boards, 2 of whchwere offensve. Hauser, McDougall and senor Amy Presnall also scored n the double dgts for the Red Foxes. On Jan. 25, Marst fell to thrdplace Monmouth College for ther frst home loss aganst the Hawks snce the season. Durng the Colgate meet she was equally mpressve, placng thrd n the 000 freestyle and second n the 200 butterfly. Keys paced the Red Foxes wth 4 ponu and 4 caroms. The Red Foxes travel to Teaneck, NJ., on Saturday, to face Farlegh Dcknson Unversty. Fox Notes: Lor Keys scored her,000th career pont on Jan. aganst Robert Morrs College. Keys s the thrd Marst player to acheve that mark. Accordng to Babneau, seno Andrea Macey has been suspended ndefntely due to a volaton of team rules. Marst (49) Army 50, Marst 49 MacDougan , Amy Presnall , Wasbh , Hauser , Lor Keys , Blore , Heller , Mete 5-6 M & Kng , Horwath Totals Wagner (50) Notarcola , ScheHhase , Arunded , Hanson , Jeanneret , Tomc , Trent M3ls , Dooley , Qumby , Hurley Totals Halftme score: Army 2, Marst 7 3-porrt goals: Army - Dooley (2), Hanson. Marst - MacDougaD (2), Presna», Hauser. A-384. ' statstcs. Pete Blaney, a junor outsde htter, led the team wth seven klls, and junor setter Francsco Jmenez recorded a team hgh 3 asssts. Schuerger sad her team has a good work ethc. " thnk a bg key for us wll be to develop consstency, but everyone on the team.works really hard and s very dedcated," Schuerger sad. On Jan. 24 the Red Foxes traveled to Sacred Heart Unversty and fell to the Poneers n four games, 3. The Red Foxes travel to Sena College to face host Sena and LeMoyne College on Saturday. MCTV PROGRAMMNG SPRNG 995 CHANNEL 2 WEEKDAYS 2:00 A.M.-9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. -0:00 A.M. 0:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M.-2:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M.-:00 P.M. :00 P.M.-3:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.-7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M.-7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M.-8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. -0:00 P.M. 0:00 P.M.-2:00 A.M. STATON.D. FOX FTNESS SPORTS BACKTALK One on One OR Pressbox MCTV CLASSCS ENTERTANMENT & SPECALS SPORTS 2 UP-CLOSE MCTV NFORMATONAL MOVE MOVE 2 W E E K E N D S 2:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M.-2:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.-7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. -8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. -0:00 P.M. 0:00 P.M. -2:00 A.M. STATON.D. SPORTS STATON.D. SPORTS 2 STATON.D. 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7 2 "After 80,000 yards of (ntercesson) tranng, expected the swmmers to be sore. dd not expect them to be that good." - Larry VanWagner THE CRCLE, SPORTS FEBRUARY 2, 995 STAT OF THE WEEK:, The men's swmmng and dvng team defeated Fordham, 30-90, late Tuesday. Ther record s now 0-0. Swmmers end season at 0-0; Metros up next by JASON FARAGO The men's swmmng and dvng team are quetly n the mdst of a 0-0 perfect season, after defeatng Fordham Unversty late Tuesday Nght. Ths past week, the Red Foxes hosted two of the elte teams on ther schedule - St. Johns-Unversty and Colgate Unversty. The Red Foxes hosted Colgate on Sunday and quckly made water bugs of the Red Raders, pullng off a 35-0 vctory. The Red Foxes captured the wn by scorng frst and second-place fnshes n the early events. Senor Angel Tomala swam a 2 mnute.78 second n the 200-yard butterfly and a n the 50 freestyle to top the feld n both races. Freshman Stephen Uchman fnshed n second behnd Tomala wth a tme of Uchman posted another secondplace fnsh n the" 00 freestyle,, behnd junor Kyle O'Nell. Accordng to VanWagner, the 50 freestyle was the turnng pont n the meet. n dvng acton, freshman Chrs Blackwell and sophomore Brenden Leddy fnshed frst and second, respectvely, n the three-meter dve. Earler n the week (Jan. 25) the Red Foxes battled St. John's to a 42-0 trumph over the Red Storm. On paper, St. John's looked to be the better team, but that pece of paper would soon drown n the McCann pool. Senor Matt Bluesten excels n the butterfly leg of the 400-yard medley relay. Fordham, 30-90, on Tuesday nght. "They (St. John's) came n flat," head coach Larry VanWagner sad. "t was not as close as we thought t was gong to be." The tone of the, meet was set early when Marst touched off the Red Storm n the 400 medley relay. Marst fnshed frst and second n the proceedng events. As wth other meets, the day would have ts' share of top ndvdual performances. Senor Doug Jelen set a school record n the 00 freestyle. Freshman Chrs Blackwell set another school record n the onemeter dve. Teammate Chrs O'Connor would also break a school record for the 00 yard freestyle only to have t eclpsed by Jelen. Coach VanWagner sad he was Crcto spots photo/avs Bertram mpressed wth the results of the meet. "After 80,000 yards of ntersesson tranng, expected the swmmers to be sore," Van Wagner sad. " dd not expect for them to be that good." Despte vctores over tough schools n dual meet compettons, VanWagner remans anmate about keepng focused on the prmary goal and sad hs team s on the cusp of realzng ther true potental. "There wll be no let down," VanWagner sad. "From day one, ths program has had a drecton." That drecton leads to a Metropoltan Conference Champonshp crown. Wth four weeks remanng n the season,-vanwagner has begun to r-ltf; j "taper" hs program. t s a regment desgned to lower the level of physcal and mental tranng n order to stay sharp for the champonshps. Preparng for the champonshps may not be easy for the nexperenced freshmen. Wth a rather large and mpressve freshmen class that both bolsters and complements the upperclassmen ncely, VanWagner sad he s lookng forward to watchng younger guys race. "They (freshmen) have never been n a college champonshp before," VanWagner sad. "t s a dfferent level to have to deal wth. They have been the story n regards * to the team's depth." Regardless, VanWagner sad hs team s prme for the fnals. He sad hs senors cannot wat to race snce t wll be ther last chance for a ttle. "We (both upperclassmen and freshmen) are antcpatng the champonshp, meet," VanWagner. "We are gong to be tough to beat." The Red Foxes next meet s the Metroltan Conference Champonshps on Feb. 6. to Feb. 8. Hockey falls to Drexel; Army edges by Red Foxes SUNY Bnghamton next byjmdervan The, Red Fox hockey club returned to acton last Frday for t's frst regular season game snce Dec. 0. The team had a sx week layoff due to ntercesson. Drexel Unversty (ranked seventh n the Amercan Collegate Hockey Assocaton) snatched away a successful return to the ce from the Red Foxes. Drexel handed Marst a 5- defct at the McCann ce Arena, droppng the Red Foxes overall record to 7-0- (3-4 n the Metropoltan Conference).The Red Foxes reman 24th n. the ACHA. Fourth-year head coach Kevn Walsh sad hs team dd not get any good chances. "We had no qualty opportuntes,".walsh sad. "Not to take anythng away from them, they are a great team." Marst had 43 shots-on-goal, but scored just one goal. "We outshot them, we just weren't scorng," Walsh sad. Drexel scored frst on a powerplay goal at 4:8 n the frst perod. Sophomore Grayson DcWtt retalated three mnutes later, scorng on an assst from senor goaltender Brad Kamp. Another power-play goal 2:0 later gave Drexel a 2- lead. Two penaltes left Marst helpless n a 5 to 4 player rato. "We really hustled, and they just captalzed," Walsh sad. Drexel scored at 5:36 n -the second perod, and added two goals by the 4:04 mark of the thrd perod to capture the vctory. Freshman forward Jesse Robertazz sad that Marst played well, despte what the scoreboard dsplayed. "We looked really sharp," Robertazz sad. "t was the frst tme we outshot an opponent n a whle." The Foxes faced Hudson Valley Communty College n a non-league scrmmage on Jan. 2. They fell to HVCC, 6-4. HVCC s ranked ffth n the Natonal Communty College poll. Last Thursday, Marst defeated Apple Core, 3-, n another nonleague scrmmage. Freshman goaltender Jason Manzanella paced the Red Foxes wth 29 saves. Wth the game deadlocked- at one-pont each at the end of the second perod, Marst pulled off a. strong wn. "The key was team effort, and hustle," Walsh sad They never gave up, and worked really hard." The Red Foxes host league rval Bnghamton Unversty tomorow at the Md-Hudson Cvc Center. by TERL. STEWART..,- Sports Edtor The women's basketball team contnued havng scorng woes on Monday n West Pont, N.Y.. The Red Foxes (6-; 3-6-n the Northeast Conference) faced the Army Lady Knghts n a Md- Hudson Valley showdown. The wnner of the game took home a trophy that was sponsored by Anaconda-Kaye Sports n Poughkeepse. When Marst and Army met last season, Army downed "the Red Foxes and captured the trophy. The Knghts sld by Marst and won the trophy for the second year n-a-row. Head coach Ken Babneau sad both teams played strong defense and put pressure on the shootng. The deadlock durng the frst half gave Army a slght lead at halftme, 2-7. The Red Foxes ted the game, wth 3 mnutes 9 seconds remanng n the game and stayed close wth thej-ady Knghts untl the fnal buzzer. Junor Melssa Hauser sunk a three-ponter wth 25 seconds left and gave Marst a three-pont lead. Marst commtted a number a fouls wthn the last seconds of the game, ncludng.freshman Lz McDougall's foul at 9.2 seconds. McDougall's foul on Jame Roundall enabled the Lady Knghts to snk two ffee-throws. That gave Army the lead and the wn. One factor n the loss was the absence of Lor Keys from most of the game. She fouled out after playng only 5 mnutes, Keys leads the Foxes n scorng and reboundng. " The Red Foxes arrved at Army motvated, but Babneau sad they may have been too motvated. "n the begnnng, we were mssng our shots long because they we were pumped up," Babneau sad. By lookng at the fnal box, t would.seem that the Red Foxes domnated the game wth 6 shots...see WBALL page Men's swmmng s the eptome of Marst sports st at my computer and ponder about my frst offcal column. 've wated two and a half years for ths opportunty, so. here goes nothng. The men's swmmng and dvng team s 0-0 (after, defeatng Fordham late Tuesday nght) and on ts way to a remarkable undefeated season. The last dual meet was Tuesday, whch bascally s. just practce for head coach Larry VanWagner's fsh. VanWagner's work ethc nvolves usng the dual meets to prepare for the Metropoltan Conference Champonshps n February. He has gven hs athletes the drecton and has recruted the depth that f takes to take wn the champonshp. Ths team s by far the most condtoned team of athletes Marst has seen n eons. Top honors are well deserved. Alng problems Ken Babneau's women's basketball team, on the other hand, s not havng as much success. n fact, the young team s n a bt of a rut at ths pont n the season. Before defeatng Wagner last Saturday, the women (6-; 3-6 NEC) had lost fve n-a-row ; njures are certanly a factor. Stacey Dengler njured her rght foot early n the season and s now a red-shrt. Last year, she scored a team hgh 372 ponts, averagng 3.8 per game. Obvously detrmental to the team's scorng problems. Sophomore Jean-Mare Lesko s also out for an alng njury. Andrea Macey s the latest loss to the startng team. The team s survvng wthout the three stars, but t s clear they are havng dffculty. Wthout Dengler, the team s experencng problems scorng n the pant.. The scorng woes may be caused by a lack of confdence, or so Babneau clams. Ths may very well be true. Under these crcumstances, any team would lack confdence on the court. The World's Most Famous Arena The men's basketball team travels the Hudson Rver on Saturday to face Farfeld Unversty n the annual Madson Square Garden faceoff. Yes, the world's most famous arena (the only thng wrong wth the place s that t s home to the New.York Rangers).. The Red Foxes pulled off an mpressve vctory last year n front of a crowd of 9,763. A bg key to the game ths year s contned stellar play from Kareem Hll and Alan Tomdy. Buy a tcket FY - McCann now charges the general publc to attend Marst women's basketball games. Prces are $3 for adults and $2 for chldren. What? The new polcy stems from a- Northeast Conference rule, to be n effect next season, that requres men's and women's basketball games to be scheduled on dfferent days. Frst of all, there are not a lot of fans that show up to watch women's games (even though the exctement s there), so why start to charge admsson? Wouldn't that turn people away? Maybe t wll, maybe t won't. Professonal Sports? Cheers to the Natonal Hockey League Players Assocaton for fnally gvng n and sgnng a deal. Compromse s what lfe s all about Ths by far was the worst wnter as far as sports are concerned. Now, f only the Major League Baseball Players Assocaton would compromse, even though they are partly n the rght here. After all, the team owners let the salares get too far out of hand and are now tryng to take control. Too lttle, too late. Replacement players? No way. Ths wrter s embarrassed to be assocated wth professonal baseball. One last note: The San Dego Chargers had a chance on Sunday - NOT! Ter L. 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