The Circle begins it's construction coverage

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1 ! VOLUME 43, NUMBER 1 Mars! College, Poughkeepse, NY SEPTEMBER 23,1993 jl - m ' f \ The Crcle begns t's constructon coverage

2 THE CRCLE, SEPTEMBER THE CRCLE, SEPTEMBER 23,1993 Crcle crtc names favorte moves/drectors All anyone needs for a nght at home My second favorte flm s "Wtness" Agan, the suspense wll have you clawng by COLLEEN MURPHY your char Rent ths one to see Harrson Greetngs and salutatons All rght, no, Ford n hs orgnal "hunted man" role The ddn't see a move ths weekt so rarely wtness n queston s a small Amsh boy who happens, but thought 'd take up the space sees a murder nsde: the bathroom of the to ntroduce myself, and let you know what Phladelpha tran staton The contrast bet-*o expect for the year ' " ween Ford's culture, and that of the Amsh, won't be wrtng ths cohmn by myself s expertly handled by drector Peter Wer -My counterpart, Andrew-Bors, s on extended leave He should be back next week Wer s known for hs "outsder" flms We've decded to dscuss our favorte flms" Here, he ntroduces a fugtve (no pun nof all tme, so as to take away from the fact tended) cop to ah Amsh world, where he can that we ddn't'get to the mbves ths week never ft n f you remember-hs other Plus, ddn't really want to see the new popular flms, "Green Card," or "Dead Bruce Wlls move, and the new- Scorcese Poets Socety,"4hs theme also apples So pcture wasn't playng anywhere around few drectors wll look at a scrpt wthout a here We'll see one next week, though happy endng, so t's nsprng to know that promse Wer, can make t work So, my favorte flm of all tme? "The Player" t s smply amazng- a move about the moves Tm Robbns s excellent as the My thrd favorte s "The Natural" The paranod executve wth somethng to keep ultmate n fantasy pctures, t's the standard out of the trades There's suspense, murder, by whch all baseball flms are measured a teeh'sy bt of romance, and more cameoap- You're probably thnkng that that's hot saypearances than a "Mam Vce"/epsode ng much Well, maybe not to you, but t's set n an era when the sportswrters determndare say-t's better than the book ed a player's career, and not the salares The characters n ths Barry Levnson flm capture the essence of the game: Robert Redford, always a good hero; Wlford Brmley, the tough old manager Remember John Hughes before the whole "Home Alone" seres? The REAL John Hughes, who' drected "The Breakfast Club," "Pretty n Pnk," "Some Knd Of Wonderful," and "Sxteen Candles?" Okay, "The Graduate" t sn't But there's a feelng you get when you watch t Personally, forget all about Pete Rose and Bo Jackson, the Mets, the Padres' economcs, and the 1964 Phlles Maybe t's me n fact, 'm sure t's just me ^ Well, sometme just a bt after those, came "She's Havng A Baby" Don't forget ths one the next tme you and your frends put together your John Hughes all-nght-party flm festval t's not qute the teenangst we've come to expect-t's worse f you're Whle we're on the topc of fantasy flms, havng even fleetng thoughts about we mght "as,well menton Rob Rener's -graduatng and/or gettng a job and/or getclassc "The Prncess Brde" Asde from be- tng marred-watch ths frst! ng able to recte the whole scrpt myself, ths s just a terrfc move Rener can transform Well, that's what look for n aflmall satre onto the bg screen lke no one else rght, t comes down to a good lookng male f you'd lke to see Cary Elwes ("Robn Hood: Men n Tghts") n a decent comedy ' lead wth no romance n hs lfe role, ths st t's a favorte fary tale of Sue methey're fun to watch Andrew screenplay wrter Wllam Goldman, com- and wll try to fnd "Age of nnocence" = plete wth revenge, kdnappng, torture, love, for-nextweek Keepyour fngers crossed! adventure, and the late Andre the Gant Who could ask for anythng more? Smashng pumpkns release kller sophomore record Corgan and company create wall of nose 6y DANA BUONCONT Blly Corgan, snger and gutar guru for Smashng Pumpkns, was quoted recently as sayng, that f ther, new album was a falure,' t would mean the end of the band Well, don't thnk he has anythng to worry about" Wth any luck, MTV and rado wll run t nto the ground, and make them bgger stars then they ever wanted to be Qups notwthstandng, the Pumpkns have released one heck of an album, "Samese Dream" Ther follow-up to 1991's "Gsh" (ard "Lull" EP), "Samese Dream" s ther frst album for Vrgn, after beng on ts nde subsdary Carolne Halng from the wndy cty of Chcago, the Pumpkns stay true to ther roots by creatng a gusty gale of ther own Corgan, along wth gutarst James ha, bassst D'Arcy, and drummer Jmmy Chamberln, have constructed a mellfluous wall of sound on "Samese Dream," and lke t Wth producton assstance from Captan Grunge hmself, Butch Vg, "Samese Dream" expands and greatly mproves upon "Gsh" whch had a tendency to Strapped for Basnger does 'McCoy' />! JENNFER GANDALONE '" 1 le l-upuvf" "Jrxr "n lk 1 mun le" \ou <J- lu'n all, u'lt"' 'll:f> why J*J*d 'o CVU'A the nv* ln tom Umw-l 'trc' nstead <t o": u! Lh" 'mnm1- nau\ 1'J!," Sl-wT lvjenc- Starupl has h- e\e on MS mllon n 'he All-tnu 1'on Bank,'nd \am> Karen to yet t lor hm 1 o 'k Kmn s tnhe- 'lct- s, and he kdnaps he: son to make --uu' -he plans and lnshc- the oh lor hm Ktren s'anjs up o lack and -ass nlul n-l'n OJU Jc, '! he K-_l d she s ao!: n do ths job lo Ml o \, " Lnng ku Htonu- lm she ms l>e jllowed to pclml \ l klme, wll net -J a 'd- l-* HAH dn\' So she chme* l mju'vna' ths Ml, bn u s 1 1 <=;;-r'euook ;>l>-d bj Amt -- n-o an u'e 'on w! Vl Klne C'ruderhej," >ou HM- nothng barer 10 do ' 1 op (nn") He hemmes he v- cnd and lthej f/ure for Pane! Wh' Nrp»rt's ""lh- 33 Roberts Har Desgns 6 Mt Carmel Street Poughkeepse, NY (between Caesar's Restaurant and Noah's Ark Bar) 'm "lad ll Basusu dd ths hm and pad the?l> ml'mr lf O bealn' he aprccnwnl M m ke "Boxnp Helena'" Alneh 1 hear s terrble -asnjer played Karen wth- perfect ms of bol -len'lh and vulnrably STUDENT DSCOUNTS Men's Cuts: 1100 reg 1500 Women's Cuts: 1400 reg 1800 Lke sad befuc, "The Keal DSCOUNTS ON PERMS & HGHLGHTNG Open tll! 7:30 Thurs Nghts MsCov" fn OU blockbuste R-l MCm" rom 'ho wme- O( the You can t jure oat wht happens pu->: l-w mnh s tht! s n- ol 11A! Wll!lu help ot tpp-ol- thed lew select tlms wth suor," lne!ejnolo', Karen, 11, and temslc - d km HjsrntT ("lta:- Jack head on: lu the bank and sou ddu' Llnk Lwsgum:; nun," "No Nk'vV'l s Karen n n\\c \s lm clmn dd \ou'' Mcf (>, A woman who apml *\ t may seem easy Lo'lyue out the >e;! n an Atlant prson fur b'ns flm's cvehsoh Nl some of'he robk-rs She nut ml* lost sx >CJ hu's sou would e\p-\f n happen of he lfe, but vn- deprved ol ll don't contact wth her <;on Parnck by he ex-lusbnd \nw, HnlKwooJ cn't cett a lemaluclaacle wth absolutely no kaer fnds that r>n» n Mart weaknesses Although Kamn s a new lte alter beng clewed rom mal cnofl to plan what Jack prson ; not tha e-\ No one wl and hs men can't, wo stll see her ;ve her a -b wln >hc H hones', henp, beaten up b> some of the wth them -bom her pjjt, and he scat ptrole oulcer sccn^ to be Earn $500 - $1000 weekly wln; M'-clv fn ler to "o back stuffng envelopes For to her former way of lfe No one detals- RUSH $100wth s on hc»de «md she lus to fnd SASE to: slrejjrh wlm herself to >>ta t u\er Karen «approached by the man who sent her to jal s\ years earler about dong a job for hm Jack j men n hc flm who feel she can be controlled 'mply becjusc le s a wonu HoAOse MoC o\ aes n a lew }ooa -hm ol h cr own auans ne paole offo l ad hc uuollu' L-Su-l-'aul n the end sue does vtl' a:> puthe would do vljevc t lal-es to sase her -on GROUP FVE 57 Greentree Drve, Sute 307 Dover, DE sfls ma>be because m some the s'or\ sn't vr\ j exef o h-jease th- Man chaaele s played by a woman nstead of omcone lke Hruce Wlls (whose honb "Hudson Hawk" cuuld be compared to hs move n many ways) Don't worr> 'm not rong to yve a speech about how women are treated n Hollywood All am ;;omf! to say s that "The Real MCov" s a sep n the rrl! declou of how women are portaved on tle bg scrl-e Chamberln propels the songs wth some qurky, frecracker drummng Both "Mayonase" and''sweet Sweet" have lush melodes, even though one features muted electrc gutars, and the other acoustc, respectvely The real magc of Smashng Pumpkns may ultmately le n ther ablty to go from a wall of nose to relatve quet and then back to nose, sometmes n the same song The contrastng ntenstes of (and n) the songs plays wth the emotons, makng the songs nestthat much more appealng" X ZEE put me to; sleep wth ts slower songs - ''Here, the slower songs often burn wth an equal or-greater ntensty than the fast' ones "Dsarm," one of the best on the album, has Corgan shoutng "the kller n me s the kller n you-my love- send ths smle over to you," over a wrenchng tdal wave of acoustc gutar, strngs, and tubular bells On "Cherub Rock," the smokn' frst sngle, and "Geek USA," Corgan unleashes some other-worldly - gutar solos whle n!! m H mn Growng Company Needs Campus Reps For Project Excellent Earnngs (Jan Valuable Lxporence and References Work at School or Home Flex Hours Send Resume to: CAREER ADVANTAGE PO Box 82 Howell NJ Attn: Personnel WANTED: Campus Representatve - SPRNG BREAK DSCOUNTERS (Vacaton Packages) Earn cash & free trp(s) Cancun - Bahamas - S Padre sland - Daytona We handle bookkeepng - you handle sales Monday thru Frday (9 AM - 5 PM) Resdent students petton for parkng change by CAR L OLESKEWCZl Assstant Edtor Two-senor-resdent students have crculated a petton to change the parkng assgnments' for students lvng n the townhouses and gartland commons Susan Connolly, from Baskng Rdge, NJ, and Tammy Carmchael, from Branford, Conn, began the petton because resdent students are forced to park n the hoop lot and the rver lot, whle commuter students are parkng n the lots near the resdence facltes "don't see why commuters can't park n the rver lot or the hoop lot," Connolly sad "They, are there durng the day We shouldn't be expected to walk that dstance just to get to our house, especally at nght" Carmchael sad that commuters have to understand that resdent students consder the campus to be ther home' "When they go home at nght, they park near ther houses," she sad "But we don't have that luxury" Map out your game plan at the Wednesday, September 29; :00 PM - 7:00 PM Campus Center 4- Speak one-on-one to graduate, MBA, and law school representatves 4- Get nformaton regardng programs, fnancal ad and entrance requrements 4- Explore your optons for the future Sponsored by: The Center for Career Development and Feld Experence 226 Donnelly A motvatng factor for the petton was the ssue of safety, accordng to Carmchael Upon arrval to campus ths semester, the rver lot had nether lghtng nor phone boxes, Connolly, who must park n the rver lot, sad They want us to park n a dark secluded area where anythng can happen and we can't get help" - Tammy Carmchael, Senor "There are stll no call boxes, n case we need help, or a rde from securty," she sad, "and the lghts only went up after the recent rape ncdent" Joe Leary, drector of Safety and Securty, sad that there are addtonal securty patrols n the lotsa and that they would dent students contnue "t's hard for me to complan, because the "We are gong to ncrease the lghtng stuaton suts me," Tauper sad "But t s amps and nstall phone boxes wth a drect nconvenent for the people lvng on camlne to securty," Leary sad "There s also pus, and 1 sympathze wth them, especally addtonal lghtng n the works for the North wth the constructon gong on" Endlot and the McCann lot" The constructon has added to the parkcarmchael sad that she wants Securty to ng problems of Jason LaScolea, a senor be there, to walk students home or to ther townhouse resdent from Bath, NY, who cars f necessary must park n the rver lot "They're supposedly there, but haven't LaScolea, on two occassons, was nearly seen them," she sad "They want us to park ht by constructon equpment when walkn a dark, secluded area where anythng can ng to the parkng lot happen and we can't get help" "t s not the fault of the constructon Connolly-ponted to the recent ncdent n workers," LaScolea sad "They are just dowhch a woman was reportedly raped on ng ther job, and 'm sure we're slowng campus as proof that anythng can happen them up by parkng there We shouldn't be She agreed that Securty had not been very there because t's unsafe, and Marst would helpful and added that even commuter be at fault f anythng happened" students were shocked and thought that the Leary sad that the constructon was a current stuaton was a bad dea complcated factor n the parkng problems Scott Tauper, a sophomore commuter stu"eventually, all resdent student parkng dent from Rhnebeck, NY, parks n the wll be on campus," Leary sad "Rght now, townhouse lot and sad that he can see the we are askng for everyone to make a pont of the pettoners and dsgruntled res- sacrfce" sqq p A R K N Q p a g e g ^ Rush to fnsh townhouses as students anxously wat thng detal to be completed before students are allowed to move n Even as ran fell on Tuesday, cetwo local hotels are losng ther ment was beng poured whle new best customers today, when thrty- mattresses were hosted to the senne Marst upperclassmen move to cond floor The dsplaced students have been ther almost-completed on-campus lvng as part-tme commuters for housng "We'll have the guys cleanng the past three weeks n the Super the floors whle others put on the Eght Motel n Hyde Park, and n lght swtches," sad Tom Daly, the Days nn n Poughkeepse whle drector of physcal plant, who s constructon contnued at ther overseeng the campus construc- resdences " wasn't really surprsed when ton "The hotels aren't rented past found out about the delays," sad Thursday, so ths s t" Md-summer delays caught Jennfer Cordone, a senor from Marst and ts contractor, the Pz- Monroe, Conn "Ths s knda zagall company, qute lterally bet- typcal of Marst" "'ll move as soon as we have runnng water and tolets," sad Cordone " just don't care / ' / / move as soon anymore" as we have runnng water The cost of puttng- up the by MATT MARTN Feature Edtor dare anymore:" ~c _ Jennfer Cordone, senor ween a rock and a hard place as they tred to complete the new townhouse unts before students arrved back on campus "t was hell," sad Daly "Nearby water lnes forced blastng to be curtaled, so much of the rock had to be hammered out t's rock cty down there" A three month delay n obtanng a buldng permt almost shut down operatons, accordng to Peter Petrcca, Pzzagall's project engneer "We could do some work, but we really couldn't dg n untl we got the permt," sad Petrcca "Now we're on full guns everywhere seven days a week for the last month and a half" Besdes major nteror applances, the courtyard s the last - 'Even $100 n meal money a week was provded to "the students to help them through the transton "t's costng the contractor approxmately $3,000 a day n expenses," sad Jm Grener, Pzzagall's project manager "We just want thngs to go to as smooth as possble for the students" Most of the students agree that the dstance away from campus has been ther man concern, but sentment goes deeper than earlymornng van rdes and long wats on campus between classes " just don't feel settled," sad Andrew Whelan, a senor from Greenwch, Conn " don't have a desk, or any of my stuff t's all at home v/atng to move nto my new house" Safety s also a concern, as events at the hotel read lke a nghtly polce blotter "Two guys were shot a couple of streets down;" sad Vck Kupec, a junor from Southngton, Conn " Senor Jennfer Cordone passes the tme between classes at the Days nn hate t here can't watto get back You can't cook your own meals and $100 doesn't go that far" Loud constructon workers, fghts, and prosttutes have all brought the polce to the hotel several tmes durng the past weeks "There's always srens out there," sad Cordone "Somethng s always gong on, so we just keep the chan on the door" " thought only ths type of stuff happened n reland," sad Pam Clnton, a senor from Somervlle, - Crcle Photo/Matt Martn NJ " was woken up last nght by "We should have had more parsome woman screamng at a guy, tes," sad Whelan a boyfrend or husband maybe, to However, some aspects of the let her back n t's'the fourth ncdent wth polce snce we've been ordeal wll be mssed by the departng students here" That's about the only regular "1 wsh could brng the room vstors that these students see servce back wth me," sad "We're so detached out here," Whelan You come home and your sad Cordone "Once you're out bed s made and you have fresh here, you're out here No one towels t's better than expected vsts, no socal lfe really have 'll have to get used to feelng lke no lfe at ths pont" a slob agan" -~ Marst securty ncreases;rape stll unsolved by KRSHNA WELLS Staff Wrter : HELP WANTED 3 23,1993 Polce are stll not close to makng an arrest n the rape of a Marst College student that was reported on Saturday, Sept 11 Detectve Sgt Thomas Mauro of the Town of Poughkeepse Polce Department sad that there were no leads as to the dentty of the suspects Based on a descrpton gven by the vctm, polce are lookng for three whte males n ther late teens, all of whom were about 5 feet 8 nches tall One wore glasses, polce sad The rape was reported to Marst College Securty late on the frst Saturday nght of the semester Securty receved a report that an 18-year-old female had been raped by three unknown males,the Town of Poughkeepse Polce Department responded to the call from securty at 11:18 pm Sherff's Offce K-9 unt aslo and convcted of rape n the frst The vctm told polce that she responded and searched the area degree, they can receve a maxreturned to the college from an off- The search turned up nothng mum of 8-and-a-thrd years to 25 campus party by tax at approx- concrete years n the state pententary, acthe vctm was treated at St cordng to Smth mately 10:30 pm and proceeded to walk to her dormtory from the Francs Hosptal for mnor njures chapel where the cab had dropped and and released She was also The Dutchess County Dstrct referred to the Crme Vctms Attorney's Offce wll be handlng her, accordng to polce Assstance Program When she reached the area to the the case f the suspects are apdetectve Sgt Mauro sad two prehended and charged wth the rear of Lowell Thomas Communcaton Center, she was grabb- detectves have been workng on crme, Smth sad ed from behnd by an unknown the case around-the-clock snce the Thus far, accordng to Mauro, male and thrown to the ground, ncdent occured and and another detectve s assstng n the no wtnesses or suspects have come polce sad forward The woman sad three whte nvestgaton All three suspects acheved full males each forced her to engage n penetraton and therefore the crme Polce reman hopeful that there sexual ntercourse, polce sad Accordng to polce, the three s rape n the frst degree, Mauro was a wtness to the crme and that ths ndvdual or ndvduals wll males fled the scene n a westerly sad Accordng to Bureau Chef come forward wth any drecton on campus toward the Marge Smth of the Dutchess nformaton rver Dstrc Attorney's Offce, The polce sad the vctm return- County Anyone wth nformaton s askthe legal defnton of rape s "fored to her dorm and securty was cble compulson of sexual nter- ed to contact the Town of notfed Poughkeepse Polce Detectve course" The polce responded to the f the suspects are charged wth Dvson at or scene and the Dutchess County As a result of ths ncdent, the requests for escort servces from securty have ncreased consderably, Joseph Leary sad "The students are very aware of personal safety now," he sad "We are gettng so many calls for escorts that we can't do our patrols, but that's OK f you need and escort, you wll get an escort" Because the calls for escorts have ncreased, Leary sad he s lookng nto hrng both male and female students to assst n the escortng servce Leary sad securty would dspatch one female student and one male student to accompany the ndvdual to hs/her destnaton Leary sad securty has been ncreased snce the ncdent on Sept 11

3 Movng on up THE ClRCLESEPTEMBER 23,1993 ' m^m^^^tmammm^m H fll - J1" L 'MLHlMffl MlMhat,,,, jdm^^bbj^jgffbm Physcal plant employees move n mattrresses nto the lower sectons of the new townhouses Tuesday n preparaton for students return Crcle photo/matt Martn Securty brefs charges aganst O'Connor At 1:20 by KRSTNA WELLS am, Mon, Sept 20, O'Connor Staff Wrter surrendered hmself to the polce Snce the openng day of school, and was charged wth assault n the there have been a total of twelve thrd degree alcohol confscatons by Marst On Sat, Sept 18, a fre alarm securty went off n Townhouse H-3 at 5:59 There have been seven n pm The alarm went off as a Gartland Commons, one n Canterbury Garden Apartments, two n Shehan Hall and one n the McCann parkng lot and the Champagnat lot The majorty of alcohol con- fscated has been beer However, there has been some hard lquor and malt lquorconfscated Durng the frst weekend of school, there was a report that a ndvdual "streaked" Gartland Commons Upon securty patrol's arrval, a male resdent of Gartland E-l 1 sad he had been standng outsde of hs apartment n a towel when hs, roommate removed the towel as a practcal joke ' The ndvdual ran to regan hs towel No acton was taken aganst the student On Sat, Sept 11, securty receved a call from housng requestng back-up n Sheahan Hall on students alledgedly usng marjuana Accordng to Joe Leary, drector of college safety and securty, all of the patrols were sent to the scene, but the search was negatve The ncdent occurred sometme between 10:30 pm and 11:00 pm Also on Saturday, Marst securty receved a report that an 18-year-old female student had been raped' by three unknown males Securty responded to the scene frst and The Town of Poughkeepse Polce were called at approxmately 11:18 pm See related story on page 3 On Fr, Sept 17, and Sat, Sept 18, a total of four Marst students were taken to St Francs hosptal by Farvew ambulance for alcohol ntoxcaton Two students from Champagnat Hall, one student from Maran Hall and one student from the Townhouses were treated and released On Sat, Sept 18, Marst securty responded to an assault n Champagnat Hall at 3:31 am Brandon Fox, a sophomore, was taken to St Francs hosptal by ambulance and treated for bruses to hs face and body and njures to to hs left sde, accordng to Joe Leary, drector of college safety and securty Leary sad Krstan Grzelj, a sophomore assaulted Fox along wth Chrstopher O'Connor, a freshman Grzelj, a resdent of Champagnat, was arrested by Town of Poughkeepse Polce at 6:00 am Sun, Sept 19, and charged wth assault n the thrd degree, a msdemeanor, Leary sad Grzelj was also charged wth possesson of an altered drver's lcense, accordng to Leary On Sun, Sept 19, Fox fled Mxed reactons gven for new Townhouses by BLL HANSCOM Staff Wrter Constructon of the new townhouses marked just the begnnng of Marst College's' Vson '94' campus mprovement program Although sectons L and M have not been completed, resdents n sectons H,, J, and K moved nto the new resdence facltes as scheduled on Sept 6 " Mke Schultze, a senor from Mt Laurel, NJ, s a resdent who moved nto hs townhouse at the begnnng of school and s happy wth hs new accomodatons " thnk Marsf!s lookng toward the future, and these townhouses are a step-n the rght drecton,''schultze sad The layout of the new townhouses s unque compared to other campus housng, such as gartland and the old townhouses Each unt ncludes a common area, a ktchen, two bathrooms and four bedrooms see NEW page 9 NEVERTOO LATE Thnk you mssed the Graduate Record Exam deadlne? 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4 THE CRCLE, SEPTEMBER 23,1993 THE CRCLE, That, n tself, would have been Edtor: Beng the de-hard Red Sox fan okay," but was seated at the back of our pack, and so everyone n the that am, t s very dffcult to aprows behnd me were now made plaud the actons of a Yankee However, due to events that occur- aware of my loyaltes Our group red to me at Yankee Stadum on was then joned by the entre Sept; 17, that has changed have bleacher secton n pontng out found respect for outfelder; Paul whch team supported O'Nell for dsregardng/; the Boston/New York rvalry,-'and - n any event, some people n the group behnd us decded'to do showng a bt of sportsmanshp somethng about t that was not so A group of 30 or so Marst good natured MARST COLLEGE POUGHKEEPSE, NY OtfrvT WORRY Kt? YME Towume WLL S J Rchard, edtor Ted Holmlund, sports edtor Matt Martn, feature edtor Jule Martn, assocate edtor Andrew Holmlund, edtoral page edtor Dana Buonlcont, columns edtor Carl Oleskewcz, assstant edtor Klrell A Lakhman, assocate edtor Jennfer Ponznl, advertsng manager students, under the orchestraton of The Crcle's own Ted Holmlund, made the trp down to the Stadum that Frday, most to, watch the Yankees keep ther pennant dreams alve, but a few to watch the Sox play the role of spoler Denns GUdea, faculty advser PUBLSHED EVERY THURSDAY Land Of confuson t was gong to be a great year The begnnng just reeked of t Most students moved nto ther assgned places There was a hew attracton o n campus, the new Townhouses Alas, ths exuberance ded lterally before the pant dred A t approxmately 10:30 p m, Sept 11, an 18-year-old Marst student was raped by three unknown whte males T h e questons began to mount W h o dd t? Where was Securty? Were the rapsts Marst students? The answers do not come so easly M a n y were quck to pont a shakey accusng fnger at the Offce of Safety and Securty whle pontng out that students pay a $700 securty fee as part o f ther college expenses So where was securty? Read "Securty brefs" n ths ssue and one wll see there were a plethora of alcohol confscatons durng the frst week of school t was a Saturday nght, so t s safe to bet some o f ther tme was spent n ths manner Stll, many can attest t o wtnessng ths sght o n any gven nght at Marst: a small group of on-duty securty guards gathered n the Champagnat breezeway chattng wth each other as well as students N o campus can be made 100 percent secure N o matter how many securty guards are employed, no matter h o w many lghts are nstalled, n o matter h o w cautous a person s, ths can stll happen Takng certan percautons can lessen the possblty, though Smple c o m m o n sense s the best polcy" - v^":- - :?' "~ We have a/1 been advsed not to walk nto dark areas and to take* a frend wth us when we go out For those tmes when frends are scarce, call securty for an escort The possblty of a student escort servce has also been brought up by qute a few Ths could prove to be a stroke of genus Perhaps the most terrfyng aspect of ths crme s the dentty of the rapsts Though the polce say they have n o suspects at ths tme, the possblty that they could be Marst students rocked the campus more than the blastng n the Champagnat lot A student escort servce could help mend the fractures the Marst communty has been subjected because o f the rape Marst lkes to tout tself as a famly Many, ncludng The Crcle, scoff at ths sappy descrpton; however, because o f ts sze, the College s lke a small town t s the trust one puts n fellow students that helps bnd ths place together N o w, as we smply d o not know who the assalants are, the famly fragmented Ths crme has s o w n the hdous seeds of suspcon and dstrust among us A student escort servce could be the soluton Not only would t free up securty t o d o ts dutes, t could also help restore students' fath n each other O f course, n o w the real test begns The crme s nearly twoweeks old P e o ple tend to have short attenton spans People are takng sensble precautons stll, but how long wll ths last? Another week? A month? W e can not smply forget or convnce ourselves that ths s a done and over T h e lessons we learn from the rape and ts aftermath could be s o m e o f the most valuable w e learn at Marst What a vson - 1 \ Vson '94, and what a vson t s Ths once serene, pcturesque hamlet on the Hudson now s a vrtual battleground Students are awakened by the pleasant hammerng sounds of constructon at hours even admnstrators would deem obscene Of course, to be on campus s good fortune Even those n Canterbury found themselves the object of envy when school opened At least they were able to move nto ther assgned resdence areas Those who were scheduled to lve n the L and M sectons of the new Townhouses became dsplaced persons A pool even started on the actual date they would be allowed to move nto the rooms they pad for Sources say few pcked the Sept 24, the date the College sad they would be fnshed There's only one thng to say about the delay and nconvence these students have had to endure: constructon happens Few wll dsagree the new Townhouses are worth the wat Why, even the greatest cync of Marst's tuton-draned populaton wll concede the College dd somethng rght ths tme Of course, the parkng stuaton can overshadow ths n a wnk The word came down from the dzzyng heghts of the admnstraton that students were to be banshed to the netheregons of the campus for* parkng Even n past years, students have not felt safe leavng ther cars n these lonely areas Now, n lght of recent events, the safety of ther vehcles takes a backseat to ther own well-beng Overall, the year begns much as t ended last May Students are content, but not happy, and the powers that be are pretendng to do somethng about t So be t Let the games begn * SEPTEMBER Take me out to the ballgame THE CRCLE THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER VEWPONT Hllary or Bll To clear up any questons, when say Clnton mean Bll, when say Presdent, mean Hllary Ok, now that we have ths clear, wll be able to move on guess the queston s what has Clnton done n the past nne months? We all know about hs problems wth hardressers (even n LA), travel agences (t runs n the famly), as well as, nomnatng persons wth chld care problems (hello Zoe) But what has he reallydone? Let us start wth the new defct reducton plan Frst, Clnton was blessed wth the old tradtons of "vote wth your party" He sad Scott Sllens When Amercans went to the polls last November, they voted not only for a new presdent, but for "change" - so they sad t s now almost 10 months after Presdent Bll Clnton took offce, and not much has changed, and the fault les more towards the Amercan publc We, the Amercan people, have come to expect too much of our presdents We elect them wth the expectatons they have the power to elmnate all pur problems at the drop of a hat ' Presdent Clnton campagned on the ssue of "change" For the most part, that meant She sad Carone'Jdnah reducton of the defct that had been bult up over the Reagan and Bush Admnstratons The Amercan people stll want change, but most Amercans feel they should not be the one to do the changng ~ n order to crtcze Presdent Clnton, both the press and the voters should look at ther own expectatons of hm Are we gvng Clnton a far chance? Are we wllng to sacrfce tctchange? People "dd not lke Clnton's economc plan, whch was evdent n the struggle to get t through the Senate: Why do we need t? We need t because we allowed our past two presdents to accumulate a $4 trllon defct We have to start gvng the Presdent credt for at least attemptng to deal wth the monstrous problems facng our naton We need to start lookng at some of the very mportant thngs Clnton has done for the Amercan people For nstance, Clnton s responsble for lftng the gag rule! Also, the Famly Leave Act fnally passed, and several key appontees, ncludng Supreme Court Judge Ruth Bader Gnsburg Now, Clnton s pushng hs new health care plan and NAFTA Clnton s also responsble for bombng raq n retalaton for an attempt to kll George Bush He has had to pay close attenton to the World Trade Center bombng, to events n the former Yugoslava and n the former Sovet Unon, and to the dsaster n Waco, Texas» Amercans need to start analyzng the Presdent's actons for themselves, nstead of lettng the press do t for them As Amercans, we need to re-evaluate what we expect from our presdents and put t nto acton We need-to stop crtczng Presdent Clnton and pay more attenton to the reasons for Clnton's actons Thrty years ago, Presdent Kennedy had ths to say about the Oval Offce, " would say that the problems are more dffcult than had magned them to be The responsbltes placed on the Unted States are greater than magned them to be, and there are greater lmtatons upon our ablty to brng about a favorable result than had magned them to be" Carolne Jonah s one of The Crcle's Scott Sullens s one of The"- Crcle's poltcal columnsts poltcal columnsts f t wasn'l for Sen John Kerry (sc), who sad he had to vote wth hs party, Vce Presdent Al Gore had the opportunty to break the te would lke to know f Sen Kerry s gettng better seats at the Kennedy Center or f he really cares about hs consttuents So the Amercan publc s not only gong to be payng hgher taxes, but they are gong to be responsble for payng taxes on mones from last January^ > The bll passed only because t gves the publc two years to pay what they owe Ths entre bll scares me because t says when a group of people want to collect taxes from past years, f the majorty wns, we pay What stops the government from collectng on four or fve years ago? ; Don't get me wrong, as far as hgher taxes, don't mnd payng them, but do have a problem wth not seeng the results untl '95 or '96 Ths s just another example of the same old democratc tradton of tax and spend The most obvous example of Clnton second-guessng hmself would be hs "wafflng" on hs ssue of; homosexuals n the mltary Ths s not about whether they should or should not be allowed to serve, but about "flp-floppng" dabeleve homosexuals should be able to serve Whle campagnng, Clnton was adamant about homosexuals servng n the mltary, only to soften hs vews four and a half months later What t really comes down to s the fact that Clnton s weak We all know that f the Presdent gets klled, we are gong to have to swear n Bll (see frst paragraph f you do not understand) have a lot of respect for Hllary, but the Amercan people dd not vote for her, they voted for her husband, and somewhere n between January and now, thnk we forgot that Well, have wrtten almost 450 words on what Clnton has done, but when re-read ths artcle, realzed that he really has not done any- thng, and guess that s what wanted you to realze And that my frends s what he sad fell nto the latter category, and everyone n our group knew t For most of the game, we would goodnaturedly call nto queston the sklls of the team we were rootng aganst, and occasonally that questonng would also deal wth ther sexual preference (do da, do da) However, thngs changed durng the wat between the sxth and seventh nnngs At perodc tmes durng the game, the crowd would pont out a Red Sox fan and start a chant that lkened hm to a part of the anatomy that wll, due to common decency, refer to byts scentfc term: "the rectum" And so t was that my frends (and now use that term loosely), began the chant and ponted at me chose A, and that s why can wrte ths now As the securty guards were escortng the pyros from the stands, Paul O'Nell threw a ball to me Ether he was takng target practce on the newly bare-headed Sox fan n hs hatred for Boston, or he was dsplayng an act of decency and sportsmanshp Please adjust your pcture Sometmes, one sees the strangest thngs mound Ponfhkcepsc Ths s a town/cty (make up vuur mnd) full of nuances 'Welcome to Poughkeepsc Cty of Trees USA" hteuse me, who put up the cethat has not appeared n New York sncethe ndans gave the Dutch ment arborarum whle 1 was away? such a generous deal h a const:ucton project tha ac am guessng that snce Paul s tually look longer than he ongowhen the chant ded down, a new one emerged from those fne n hs frst year as a member of the ng demolton ul the new upstandng ctzens They were say- Yankees, he has not had enough townhouses, the new"' c-y hall was ng, "Burn hs hat, burn hs hat!" tme to start hatng the Red Sox fnally onened over the Mmme Th s the same buldne comseconds later, was de-capped, and that deeply (although could be watched n horror as those drunken wrong) plex rha was begnnng construcmorons tred to set my Sox hat ton when 1 was lookng a Manst n any event, one mght suspect as a possblty fve yca- apo aflame wth ther-lghters that after an ncdent lke ths just hope that ManA doesn't can honestly call them morons would learn my lesson, and should have the buc contract, Come to thnk ot t, not much because apparently they forgot that the opportunty arrve, that would t was, at the tme, stll drzzlng, not wear a Sox hat at Yankee has chwvcd snce appled (San> lu- nagc lo-s of JkneO a s t was for most of the nght Stadum The admssons offte stll Logc would, tend to dctate that However, lke already sad, dsplays a pcturesque photo ol wet cloth does not burn, but ap1 ovcll nomas on he nsde covet parently these Yankees' fans felt am a de-hard Boston fan whch that they could defy the laws of means have the common sense of ol ts vewbook wth sev-al Kll nature durng ths rtual sacrfce to a Buffalo Blls fan sayng, "Well tree, alongsde (Pn back to tces whatever beer god they were they'll NEVER lose FOUR n a agan) And tout fudes stll row" So next tme thnk wll desjrlv Pou-'hkeepse as a cty worshppng stay n the mddle of the pack, and wlh p'etv to do (Just don' walk not expose myself to the hostle alone n alcpt to brcah ) To ther credt, they dd manage masses beyond the group llee' a pnjec m the bo a small flcker, and to brown the (la-s-s ask lot f'lud 'laul mo'ev edges of my poor hat o study he l\)-;hkeep->c Snll am just thankful that the PoMen 'll be we -vt mllmns now had two optons: A stay "lghter patrol" never found out Speakmg of mllon-, dd you j - ; where was and take the rbbng that was wearng Boston Red Sox a hzmcc to see Jenn- Mma;'from my frends, or B go poltely boxer shorts new wurdrobe? ask the gentle people for,my hat Steve Crane, senor Sj'luuL's ll the Pus" H -hots back, and have my frends come were made!lrou;'h the m^v n vst me n the hosptal Jav n ealy b-pcmbe t's, cues'n- change But, wll h -ow nf' at the 'lunl oj'tns o: 1 ulo SlrceL ('le» e (unlt dead wth a k-j <n llnl!> hevea'v' s keepng track? Perhaps those of hll would b: 'he 1' le-' "1 ll the drt us low on socks 'us, \j\ma U >uns Mu 'y wh '-1 Then, later dealng wth the grass We have been woken up at 4:30 ''anv'-tbpthe sounds : of heavy matter,--that would have seemed machnery" Somehow, tearng up chronologcal to me the grass they spent tme plantng seems counterproductve when a Hopefully, we wll soon see the laundry room seems at a standstll laundry room n the meantme, t s stll an empty room, wtha enjoy the walk to Gartland Who lot of glass wndows t seems that would have ever thought dong they could have been "plantng our laundry could be such a great washers and dryers," nstead of exercse grass back n the begnnng of Lsa Schuster, senor September, and now be tearng up What's that smell? Edtor: Welcome back to school Marst Snce lve n the H-secton of the new townhouses, (perhaps better known as'<tne5"m'6sttd6ne' sec-" ton"), just have to say love t here thnk the rest of the occupants would back me up on ths Hopefully, no one who lves here s creatng drty laundry because that would certanly be a problem, after all, we have no laundry room Yes, t was promsed to us by the tme we got back (Sept 9), but who 23,1993 he kej: to the door ol B-5 for an end ot the vea bash Auually, wouldn't that be a p ecu tradton'? Gve Rver Jy some meanng t's been a lone tme se he ru-a beer hest ot '7b Haven't you lead «he Mores' 20 foot tall Chrstmas tces bcr-' ho«tcd up the sde of Clunpagnat Hall The entre ^(mo class moonng a passng: Meto North ttn Ma st HM> be buldm' lo the tufure, but she past s clouded t's about nne!» Lsabhsl the stoes that wll he psstj dowr, rorr graduatnf, e!a-<s to graduatng class A A any graduate whal hcv remember boul M n s t, and chanes ae that they ask vou t Sknners, 3 >nl thee SORRY Lvery lollese has < rowdv tad lon to lollow a chullcnue that * sk-d trou class n»ls Wbec s Marst's armkss tun' Whte 's our SCUM- of hun ' Oh, 1 lo n):, helnr-'rkllonr hey had the day tht 'he rclune moved n Now th:»l was lny (nser >our "up n ho an" pu hoc) c;ooms" lave you notced llat the sjm rels are ucl sknner tn-, tal' Knor las la: tl> wec spttdlv nputcd fn'n fc-d b the Adssms l^epaln'-n: hvse llu old *J,K pmukou wsn' pnlnj', >s weelu w11 tn prospccv sn;l(-,ts (Polls o tour-1 lrosl: udua'ed lnn o,'l\ the ^Jleten tood wa» pun -,r!rcs e; Mavbc tha espl n- where ll the fat -currls d--ppetu-d! Mr ( olorl d's lfelong unltn t lo appear on 'Hcuss KH lllllead" am s> ''eh, eh ch >uek Puppes, eh, ell, 4-1" SGA Notes On behalf of tn* enftr>* student body, would lke to welcome the a ls or 1997 to Mars Ths me»saec wll be runnng c:u'h week n an eltul lo rnea>e commun-m >n between all students and >our Student Covenmenl encourage urunc vll postve or fratu' reactons to ths column to con! K t out < u f ce- to entre that we are mlormed about how vuu feel n ths year's student handbook, llc-e s a complete lst of all embcs "f the l-wxutve Board and Senate Tlnse ae the people that you should speak to f >ou have any problen questons, or concerns They are all avalable here n the Student Government Ofce Ths summer was a busy one lor all of us Many offces, ncludng the Student Government Otce, were moved out to (anland Commons, whle nnovatons n the Campus enw went nc lull-sw" A:, you tlreajy know, then, was a reported rape on laaps du;: the f't weevrnd Ths wa \erv dslhnr news fur ll stud-nts haw -cm out a cne to :!l Marst student- encoag' satetv precautons both on ard ol campus 1 am commtted lo makng hs campus as sje j possble 1 haw omcd J c\etvl commt le lookng nto llc-e ssues and we ae hopng lo have an u-dcp'h poposa' submtted n the dmnslauon wthn three weeks As, alwv>, ou oltce s n the Canlnl, ('enter and s open 110:11 9 am to 4 pm, Monday through 'rday You may al»> contact us at est 2206 a; tfuouuh E-Mal at HZGV Kent Knchart Student Body Presdent Kdtor: Welcome hack Mans! folc-1! Anothe s-rct vca jwat us tll Snn: the end ut the SUUL, SGA lj bc- wokrn: haul to stu» you tlt jlll buu loweve, sometmes we need yum help l*o!!"'u d nne, we wll be scd,; aomd uv--oncs or suru'vs t s vral "lt >ou respond 10 1 rum W j m d *o hear wht >o, hmk l-r hand m orde to poperly njpre--t you t ma; nodaus?eem lke t hut hnes on tfus campus <-an be changed thnk t UUt hours are evdence of ths So please, when the opportunty anscs le vou voce he he;nl HOP omnuco Resdent Senator ATTENTON Advertsng & Busness Majors The Crcle s lookng for 2 or 3 responsble, motvated, outgong students to assst us n our advertsng f you are nterested, please contact Jennfer Ponzn, Advertsng Manager at X4938 ASAP WMPS NEED NOT APPLY!!!! Looks great on a resunre:earn commsson!!! MARTN LUTHER KNG, Jr " have the audacty to beleve that peoples everywhere can have three meals a day for ther bodes, educaton and culture for ther mnds, and dgnty, equalty and freedom for ther sprts \ beleve that what self-centered men have torn down, other-centered men can buld up" Cooperatve educaton offers equal and excellent opportunty to all persons, regardless of race, gender, creed or ethnc background To fnd out about the opportuntes avalable to you n co-op contact: Desmond Murray, Assstant Drector of Feld Experence Marst College, Poughkeepse, NY (914)

5 8 THE CRCLE, SEPTEMBER 23,1993 Canterbury crowd enters last year steadly a controlled envronment Unlke students lvng ndependently n off-campus hous majorty wth hs satsfacton wth Whle Peck : seems to be n the ng, Marst students lvng at lfe at Canterbury, many of the Canterbury have to pay only for complex resdents worry about phone nstallaton and ther, monthly bll, whch suts some just fne they are separated from campus transportaton and the fact that lfe by MARCA ROSBURY Staff Wrter t's got leaky faucets, pluggedup tolets, less-than-sturdy decks, the van, and t's n ts fnal year on the Marst housng scene And some students clam they are actually gong to mss Canterbury Garden Apartments when the new townhouses and dormtory are fnshed for the 1994-'95 academc year Canterbury, located on Route east of Poughkeepse, about a 15-mnute commute from campus, s scheduled to be phased out of the Marst housng plan after 10 "years of college use, Canterbury's 'Resdent Drector Donald Godwn sad Deb Komusn, a junor from Shrley, NY, sad that she wll mss the freedom and responsblty of Canterbury lvng "Ths gves me a chance to "dscplne myself and make ratonal choces rather than havng an RA (resdent assstant) or RD (resdent ^drector) do so for me," Shrley- ' sad' / But Komusn fnds-herself plagued by a problem common to many Canterbury resdents lack of prvate transportaton Although she hopes eventually to brng her car to school, Komusn sad she s survvng because, ' Everyone lve wth and around s wllng to help each other out SPRNG BREAK 7 Nghts From $299 ncludes: Ar, Hotel, Transfers, Partes and More! 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GET-SUN-l "We all take turns payng for groceres, makng meals and takng, out the trash t's workng out qute well" For other students, lfe at Canterbury s more dffcult "t's knd of hard because my shower hasn't draned snce the day got here," sad Sean McFeeley," a junor communcatons major from New Farfeld, Conn "1 have no car, so t's a hassle to go shoppng for groceres," McFeeley sad, "but we dp get HBO and hardwood floors, too" The number of students callng Canterbury home ths year s "down a small number from last year," Godwn sad Godwn sad that oyer the years snce Marsthas lodged students n Canterbury, the number of studentsjvng there has ncreased Despte the commute, the repars and the frustratons of beng offcampus, some students sad they enjoy the freedom and experence Fredde Peck, a junor from Newtown Squ are, Pa, sad hs lvng arrangements are qute comfortable "My apartment s spacous and lvng out here gves me a type of ndependence that ddn't get on campus," he sad Peck sad he enjoys the convenence of cookng for hmself, and he fnds t easer to clean n such Tburo Law Center NVTNG APPLCATONS FOR FALL 1994 CONVENENT LOCATON Huntngton, Long sland campus s easly reached by publc or prvate transportaton DAY AND EVENNG CLASSES Select ether a Full-Tme Day, Part-Tme Day, or Part-Tme Evenng schedule ACCREDTATON The Law Center s Fully Approved by the Amercan Bar Assocaton TOURO COLLEGE JACOB D FUCHSBERG f you wsh to receve admsson materals and/or arrange for a campus vst, you are encouraged to contact: Offce of Admsson Jacob D Fuchsberg Law Center 300 Nassau Road Huntngton New York [Mr \ ^r LAW CENTER Phone (516) ext 314 an affrmatve acton/ equal opportunty nsttuton Next year, though, these students wll at least have the opton of lvng on campus, and Canterbury wll be a dstant Marst memory Thnlcof the sx women closest to you Nowguess whch one wllbe raped thsyeaf One out of sx cdkg: women wll be scnnlly assaulted ths jtar But you can change the odds of t happenng Smply by tryng to avod stuatons that leave you or your frends vulnerable for starters,followsecurty measures Don't prop resdence hall doors open-wal wth a frend ate dark And be aware that date rape s a major problem on college campuses Wth many of these rapes nvolvng drnkng ' ; ' Then share these tacts wth sx of your frends And maybe none of them wll become another statstc L The Novels of AYNRAND M ths, p can saveforyears, cansaver; 'ljat penny jar on your dresser call , ext 40 Or, vst your Apple campus represen- tatve today And dscover the power more college students choose The power of Macntosh The powerto be your best? Now, you can get substantal savngs on these Macntosh* personal computer To order yousdm about specal student fnancng wth the Apple* Computer Loan*- Ahhlt* Afrtrmfrtc/ Cobr6as7c^lf80~Bult-m ff 1 CoforMontor and Apple Keyboard $999 To order drect from Apple or to learn more about Apple products and easy fnancng- CALL , ext 40 TheFwntamheadjaaftAtlas 5V/gge<f haw captvated mllons of readers snce ther publcaton They have also nspred many to study the deas behnd the novels A course explorngayn Rand's unque vson of ratonal thought, ndvdualsm, respect for achevement, and freedom s beng offered n Poughkeepse, begnnng wth zfree ntroductory lecture The lecture wll be offered on three nghts from 7:00 pm to 9:30 pra, Sept 28 Holday nn, 503 Washngton Ave, Kngston Sept 29 Marrott Courtyard, 408 South Rd (Route 9), Poughkeepse SepL 30 Holday nn Route 9 and 1-84, Rshkll Ths course s offered by the; r^ttrte for (^jectmst Studes, a wdery recognzed center for research and educaton n the deas of Objectvsm, the phlosophy of Ayn Rand To reserve a seat for ths lecture, or for nformaton on our student and other programs, please call us at or m ^\ nsttute for Objecttvlst Studes Apple Macntosh LCUN80, Apple Bask Color Montor & Apple Extended Keyboard 11 _ $1313 ptepowerbook'" MSB 4180 Bult-n Keyboard&10"Backll Super Twst Monochrome Dsplay $1342 by ROBERT G;TARG0S Staff Wrter The mage of an honors student wth a pocket protector and thck glasses has changed; Wth tre begnnng of the fall semester, Marst has ntroduced an expermental honors-program n March of 1992, the faculty endorsed the program proposal by a vote of n a plenary sesson,, and the Marst Board of Trustees approved the program n Aprl The honors program had been orgnally scheduled to start n the sprng of 1993, howevera delay n faculty appontments halted the program Dr Constance Elko chared the ad hoc commttee whch wrote the honors proposal "Regstraton had already occurred for the followng year and sectons of classes were set," Elko sad Durng the school year, the honors councl was establshed to oversee the honors program Marst offers "ntroducton to Phlosophy," "ntroducton to Statstcs" and "Arts and Values" as honors classes for ths semester 62 freshman, are enrolled n semester sees ntaton program honors classes, from majors such as communcatons, ehvronmmental scence, psychology and busness ' Steven Tedford, a freshman from South Wndsor, Conn, sad he beleves the honors program mproves a student's abltyto study "t gves you an extra ncentve to do the hard work," sadtedford, a math major who takes statstcs - As the program grows, more courses wll be ntroduced for freshman and upperclassmen n addton to beng offered n Lberal Studes, honors can get approved by the honors councl for a specfc major, by havng the faculty of the dscplne decdng f they want to offer the honors program^ The honors councl, whch s drected by Elko, has receved proposals from Computer Scence, Computer nformaton Systems and Poltcal Scence A student's elblty for the program wll ntally be determned by hs or her hgh school transcrpt, Elko sad A student who proves outstandng ablty can be admtted nto honors wth recommendatons from professors THE CRCLE, SEPTEMBER 23, The program goes a step further because t has an open enrollment polcy, whch means that a student not already n the honors program may stll apply to take an honors course The applcaton wll be revewed by nstructor and the drector of the honors program "The flexblty and the opportunty that s bult nto ths program, thnk s wonderful," Elko sad n the past, some students have crtczed the dea of an honors program because they thnk t wll solate certan students not nvolved n the program "We took that nto nto consderaton," Elko sad '"t's part of the reason you see so much choce t (solaton) s bad for them (honors students) as well as for the rest of the college" The Vce-Presdent of Academc Affars, Marc vanderheyden, already sees a postve response from many honors students "The students are more wllng to partcpate n class," sad vanderheyden, who s team teachng "Arts and Values" wth Vrgna Marquardt Accordng to vanderheyden, the materal sn't more dffcult or more fast paced BE A GOOD NEGHBOR Whether you lve off campus or not Consderaton for the goodpeople of the area, n ther homesand n ther s mportant: The Marst tradton s for and commtment neghborhoods, consderaton to the well behg^ of our local communtes Marketng nternshp The Prnceton Revew s seekng a hghly motvated, well organzed and extremely personable self-starter to serve as our parttme on-campus marketng representatve You wll be gven the opportunty to put your marketng sklls and creatvty to work, and your efforts wll be rewarded wth compettve pay, performance bonuses and many other ncentves Call today for more nformaton! 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THS LOT FOR PERMT ONLY ALL ORTHERS WLL BE TOWED, AT OWNER'S EXPENSE And you thnk the parkng s bad NEW contnued from page 4 Andrew Bors, a senor from Unon, NJ/sad he lkes the way the townhouse ktchen s set up "The sze of the ktchen s great, and the second refrgerator creates a lot of room" Bors sad Students were also mpressed wth the sze of the townhouses, especally n the common area and the ktchen "We have a lot of room We're not always trppng over each otherv sad Suzannen Brown, a senor from Delmar, NY Despte the enthusasm of movng nto somewhere new and other benefts such as ther sze, not all students are completely satsfed wth the job done on the new townhouses Bran Mac Lellan, a senor from Greentown, PA, sad he s unhappy wth the laundry stuaton "t s really nconvenent to have to' go elsewhere to do my laundry" sad Mac Lellan * EARN NCOME'93 * Earn $200-$500 weekly malng 1993 Travel brochures For more nformaton send a self addressed stamped envelope to: Travel nc, PO Box 2530, Mam, FL W0($)TO w Yok CH Lfflg sland And Many Other Destnatons! f) l>& f* SSo/?rZWF ** Z»* Poughkeepse: ub Cty, 246 Man Mall Arlngton Arlngton Getty, 813 Man St B^'^S*?** Crcle photo/matt Martn '<\ Holly Boynton, a senor from Smsbury, Conn, s the Resdent Assstant for sectons H and 1 She sad she feels sympathetc towards townhouse resdents lookng for ther laundry room Boynton sad that there s no offcal date for the completon of the laundry room "We just have to be patent," she sad Students have ponted out other problems exstng wth the new ; townhouses Jennfer Ross, a senor from Northport, N Y, sad she s s not very happy wth some''' of the work that was done and the work that was not completed n her townhouse' 'There was some sloppy work done n my townhouse," Ross sad "Our snks and tolets leak when used" Rch Fnn, a senor from Yorktown, NY, sad, "just hearng the term "new" townhouses : makes t that mych better" PARKNG contnued from page 3 - Connolly and Carmchael sad; that the purpose of the petton s ; to make themselves heard and to brng the problem to the attenton ' of the admnstraton and Securty "We'd be happy wth a compromse," Carmchael sad "f theywould let us park near our, houses on evenngs and weekendsj that would be a great mprovement" Carmchael added that she was surprsed at how overwhelmngly upset that people were about the stuaton "People are very upset and negatve towards Marst," she sad "t's not just the parkng You don't hear postve thngs from people, especally upperclassmen, anymore" Connolly sad she beleved the problem was poor preparaton for the changes Marst was undergong "The parkng system won't stand stll," she sad "The school needs to start thnkng more n the long term when they begn these projects" Leary sad that Securty would ncrease enforcement of parkng polces by ssueng parkng tckets, boots, and eventually resortng to tow trucks "We do not want to tow anyone," Leary sad, "however people need to know that we are serous" J:

6 ^*«,««*~ * «-> aw-''-*^-**"****''*** '* THE CRCLE, SEPTEMBER 23, THE CRCLE, SEPTEMBER 23,1993 Young runners start on hgh 19 teams wth a score of 368 Navy peted n two meets: The Ffth Anwon the meet wth the low score of nual Central Connectcut State 44 : \ Unversty nvtatonal and -The Youth * The lst of teams who competed Fordham nvtatonal at Van Cort s the one word to descrbe ths tlandt Park ncluded: Cornell, H a r v a r d, year's men's and women's cross Lafayette and host Fordham n Connectcut, the women country teams - Consstency seems to be an earfnshed ffth whle the men notchthe men's team s returnng fve ed a second place fnsh tralng oh-, ly theme among the women as the runners However, absent from last ly Provdence College squad followed ts ffth place fnsh years thrd place North East Conat Connectcut wth a sxth place Freshman Kathlne Woodson led ference squad are Dave Swft and the Red Foxes whle Bran Ordway showng n the Bronx ; Marty Fenney, two of the Red placed thrd for the men, just eght Women's coach Phl Kelly sad Foxes most relable and consstent seconds off the wnnng tme the competton equalled " t h e runners Men's Head Coach Pete Cblaz- - Dukes and 'North Carolnas" of The youth movement can also be zo sad he was pleased wth hs basketball addng the woman's seen on the woman's team where team's perfomance takng nto ac- ^program here at Marst s now runeleven of the thrteen runners are count " a n unusual amount of nnng aganst some of the top teams ether freshman or sophomores n the country jures" whch are plagung the team Fortunately for Marst, youth n ' early n the 1993 campagn - Rod Rose, Bran Ordway, Josh ths case s not synonymous wth The men's and women's teams Wood and Todd Coulson all growng pans ran nto Fordham Unversty on recorded personal bests on the ForDespte the relatve nexperence Sept 18 and both squads ganed d h a m course of the two squads, success hasnot experence runnng aganst some of The two teams, are off ths seemed to be a stranger n the ear- the premere squads on the East weekend and are preparng for a ly part of the season Coast \ meet at Colgate Unversty on Oct The men fnshed twelfth out of 2 Both teams have already com- by GREG BBB Staff Wrter T h e Psychology behnd the Ctbank ClasseVsa eard, and the emotonal securty of the Photocard The ctbank classc vsa* nstlls n students feelngs of safety, securty, and generalwellness not unlke those experenced n the womb Therefore, t s the mother of all credt cards f Some experts attrbute these feelngs to the Ctbank Photocard, the only credt card wth your photo on t A voce nsde says, "Ths s me, really me" (As opposed to, "Who the heck s that?" a common response to the photo on'one's drver's lcense) t's an mmedate form of D, a boost to your self-mage, f Of course f your card s - -* - darkness s approachng Maynard and freshman Mary Beth Moscarello defeated Baluch and Janet Evela (8-4) The women's tenns team rased The Red Foxes swept ona 9-0, ts record to 5-0 by sweepng on Monday Farlegh Dcknson, 9-0 McCaffrey and fellow freshman n sngles play, junor Lsa Jen O'Nel led the Red Foxes n'the Maynard led Marst defeatng sngles matches, wnnng 6-0, 6-0 Ton-Ann Perro n straght sets, The tandem of Maynard and 6-0, 6-1 O'Nell scored an mpressve 8-1 Sophomore Km Zla swept vctory Charter and O'Hanlon Sayde Baluch, "6-1, 6-1 promptly followed sut also wnnfreshman Card McCaffrey : ng, 8-1 balanced the charge scorng a 6-3, Farlegh Dcknson was not as 6-0 vctory over Katherne Arrot strong as the Red Foxes, accordng The Red Foxes were just as to Head Coach Ken Harrson domnant j n doubles acton "Farlegh Dcknson was a Freshman Amanda Charter and weaker team," Harrson sad senor Kate O'Hanlon led the team ''They lostsome of ther stronger defeatng- Jennfer Buckley and players''' Ton-Ann Perro, 8-2 Tenns On Monday, the Red Foxes teams play eght game pro-sets, f swept host ona, 9-0 byjm DER VAN Staff Wrter you'll feel exceptonally;good (showng no sgns of Credt ; Subject sufferng from Credt Card Tleft Nervosa Card Theft Nervosa) *j[ Other experts pont to specfc servces, such as The Lost Wallet Servce that can replace your card usually wthn 24 hours Or the 24-HourCustomer Servce lne, your hotlne, f you wll, for any cardrelated anxety whatsoever 1 Further analyss reveals three \ * Mtufr Subject after recevng Ctbank Classc Vsa Phntocax servces that protect the purchases you make on the Ctbank The Monarch* Notes Verson: The Ctbank Classc card gves students peace of mnd, protecton aganst Freud or rather fraud a Classc Vsa card, at no addtonal cost 1 Buyers Securty" can cover them aganst accdental low rate and no fee Apply today damage, fre or theft, for 90 days from the date of purchase1 (preventng, of course, nsecurty) Cal 1-800:CTBANK,:ext 1*> WVOLL 3- \ S-'n)d >\t HcJ ( na~h Slly Johnston sad sh w a-, pleased wth the 'amu :nd the eompetton '"Jhs s ul:: VL- warn to pla> aeam," the scod \e;n eoaj lfe of elgble products up to 12 years2 3 And Ctbank Prce Protecton assures "you of the best savngs are partcularly therapeutcthere's the free Ctbank Callng Servce"from MC to save t-v tvu* SftK larly preventng Parenta Non-Supportus) And a $20 Arfare Dscount on any domestc flght a (Case studes ndcate that a Fear of Flyng s overcome when Sprng Break n sunny Florda s a m possblty) Not to menton the low varable nterest rate of S4% and no annual fee for college /f-r-s students, f Suffce t to say, you'll have a credt card you can depend on whle buldng a credt hstory/so call CTBANK, extenson 19, to apply over the phone (students don't CfTBAN«> need a job or a cosgner) or to have your photo added to your Ctbank Classc Vsa card, f f we say that a sense of dentty s the frst component of the Ctbank *»:' - /; 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Mals! lor Jl season-, s >ul h' vt s l p,!> ns -sm would tke snrand n the l\,','an: u' Coach Harrson sad he beleves Marst was better than ona " W e were a better team, that's why the score was so lopsded," he sad the V-OULS! Once agan, McCaffrey and "J' dsapphej >' " " ' "j«o'nelled the Marst charge postng (WO»oals earls," l:e su " W e a 6-0, 6-0 straght set wn domted the c_"t: hal ol the Zla also won her match n cus,' but soulj M sme " straght sets, 6-1, 6-2 a-' Wednesds, m- Red 1 oscs "We wanted to try our hardest," battled wth Sr 1 larus (NY) but sad Zla, " W e went out wth that lust l->! atttude and wetook advantage of our opponents weaknesses, t was One am, Masfs nler-' a pretty easy d a y " spu!enjhe lerre loand the n doubles acton, the Red Foxes ls-t at flu nj - of the ls were agan led by Maynard and pel n J O'Nel who notched an mpressve "We,'e jjv- up foal* and nm 8-1 vctory le'ahal",'' (oldm-n sad " W c The Red Foxes' next match s a j ::ol be:s' dam-emus M»h rms home aganst St Francs (NY) on e\ecp to rs-lvo "' Saturday mat ks, n*«peetvel> h c Red 1 oxe we:e oulshot and had pro-lnus l-epf keepj: Robe;! 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7 12 a We are not beng dangerous rght now, except'to ourselves" Howard Goldman THE CRCLE, SPORTS SEPTEMBER 23,1993 STAT OF THE WEEK: The football' team's 47 ponts s a school record Grdders wn47-19 set school record by TED HOLMLUND Sports Edtor ' To put t smply, t was domnaton ' Tralng 7-0 n the frst quarter, Marst (2-0) rattled off 34 unanswered ponts en route to a vctory over Pace Unversty on Saturday The 47 ponts s a new school record for the Red Foxes breakng the prevous record whch came n a wn over Gallaudet n Marst has started ts naugural campagn n Dvson -AA play on on a postve note outscorng ts opponents (ncludng a 16-7 openng day wn over St Francs (PA)) Despte the mpressve wn, the crowd was small There were only 1,125 fans n attendance Lcondoff Feld can seat 2,500 people The Red Foxes controlled all three facets of the game: offense, defense and specal teams Marst domnated the lne of scrmmage grndng out 217 yards rushng Senor halfback Don D'Auto led the ground attack wth 12 carres for 86 yards n the frst half but was forced to leave the game n the second because of a hp ponter Junor fullback Kyle Carraro also had 11 carres for 41 yards and two touchdowns Senor quarterback Bran McCourt was 6-14 for 142 yards and one touchdown pass However, t was the defense who led the charge for the Red Foxes recordng fve sacks and a fumble recovery Senor defensve tackle Joe McGann notched two sacks Sophomore nose guard Jeff Saccomanno contrbuted a sack and a fumble recovery "The defensve lne has mproved a lot," McGann sad "Coach (Gary) Doherty (defensve lne coach) taught us to be quck off the ball" Saccomanno sad the defense mproved ts play after a lackluster start "We stepped everythng up," he sad "We just played good football" Head Coach Jm Parady sad he was pleased wth the team's performance after the frst quarter "Our senors pcked everyone up," the second-year coach sad (Pace) Coach (Doug) Belng sad he couldn't beleve the defensve lne's pressure" :-:- Marst's specal teams were also a key to the vctory Sophomore place-kcker Chrs D'Autoro had two feld goals Fellow sophomore Chrs Hancock also blocked a Spkers wn frst; down ona n four Junor Kyle Carraro busts a tackle, on hs way to hs second touchdown The Red Foxes crushed Pace last Saturday, punt teams on ths year's schedule Wth the jump to Dvson 1-AA, Accordng to new NCAA rules, the Red Foxes now play as an ndependent n the East Coast Athletc Conference (ECAC) Marst wll stll play aganst most of ts famlar Dvson foes lke St John's, RP and Sena, whb also had to bump ther football programs to the Dvson -AA levell However, Duquesne and Central Connectcut are two new all major sp6rts'(fo6tball, baseball and basketball) have to be on the Dvson -AA level; The Red Foxes traveled to Loretto to face St Francs (Pa) n ts season opener and scored a 16-7 wn Once agan, D'Auto led the rushng attack ganng 116 yards on Crcle photo/matt Martn 23 carres Parady sad the offense, especally the lne; dd the job n the crucal moments of the game "The offense took charge when they had to," he sad "When he (D'Auto) has the bg yardage t's because of the offensve lne" The undefeated Red Foxes wll host CW Post Saturday at Leondoff Feld at 3 pm Dunbar to mss entre season pont average,, or any student by TED HOLMLUND whose semester grade pont average -' ' Sports Edtor falls below 20, s subject to warnng, probaton or dsmssal", were quckly dampened by ' Senor pont guard Dexter Dunbar wll st out the entre The handbook also, says a stu by TER L STEWART Seton Hall Staff Wrter season as an academc redshrt, accordng togene Dors, the drec athletcs f the student s on probadent can not partcpate n varsty "We played hestant at frst Spke one n the wn column and then we pcked (t) up and tor of athletcs ton for two consecutve semesters for the women's volleyball played," senor co-captan Dunbar, a crmnal justce major, stll has one more year of team Ncole Slenz sad "We knew "'m obvously dsapponted not The Red Foxes broke a sx when we were comng n here havng Dexter avalable for ths elgblty ard can play for the Red game losng streak defeatng that they were very domnant year but understand that ths s Foxes next season provded he can ona College, 15-13, 13-15, and we had to play our best n hs best nterest," Head Coach mprove hs academc standng 15-3, 15-7 n a close four game aganst them'' Dave Magarty sad r a press Dunbar would rot have been nelgble ths season because hs Currently, Magarty s on a release battle Freshman walk-on Lz Herzner was able to put Marst Senor Ncole Slenz led the academc performance dd not recrutng trp and could not be Marst charge slammng down ahead 4-2 n the frst set wth her meet Marst's standards, Dors, reached for further comment 13 klls Freshman Jenny Wenbrecht chpped n wth seven freshman has 12 aces n only sx frst two aces of the nght The sad Dunbar's case s dfferent from solo blocks games --,' "f Marst College says Dexter s zett Buchanan's, the senor nelgble, than the NCAA says he guard/forward who was declared The Red Foxes were not so Seton Hall quckly ted the s nelgble," he sad academcally nelgble n the second semester last year Unlke fortunate last Frday game at four wth an ace by Dunbar could not be reached for Bg East power Seton- Hall senor Andrea Kasper comment ' Dunbar, Buchanan, who mssed 16 ' blocked Marst's path to vctory Marst-was tralng by" only Accordng to the student handbook, "All students are expected to hs elgblty games last year, can not make up wth ts taller and qucker seven ponts n the second set, defense but could not come up wth the meet the followng mnmum standard: A cumulatve grade pont tonal standards and wll be elg Buchanan met Marst's nsttu The Red Foxes fell to the vctory Prates 15-4, 15-6, The aggressveness seemed to average of 20 at the end of each ble to play ths semester, accordng be too much to handle for the Marst seemed~pumped and semester A student who fals to to Dors ths year young Red Foxes ready to play, but ther sprts acheve a 20 cumulatve grade see WVOLL page 11 Dunbar averaged 77 ponts per Fall s n the ar Red Fox fever ten The football team has started ts season n mpressve fashon wnnng ts frst two games, and the students can not stop talkng about the team's success The fans were cheerng raucously Pace's quarterback Mark Klausner had to call a few tmeouts because he could not call hs sgnals over the nose of the crowd Wat The mage s changng Marst s stll playng well and rackng up the ponts aganst an overmatched Pace squad, but the crowd s small The Marst fans who attended the game cheered but only after the team scored The loudest nose was the sarcastc "Let Go Pace!" chants from a few de-hard Pace fans who were forced to watch ther team get smacked Yes, the weather was crummy No, Marst's football program s not close to cornparng to Notre Dame's, Mchgan's or Penn State's However, the team was comng off a good openng day vctory on the road aganst St Francs (PA), and t was the team's home opener You would thnk Leondoff Feld was flled to capacty, rght? Wrong Only 1,125 fans went to the game Leondoff Feld holds 2,500 spectators - Head Coach Jm Parady's club could be on pace to have a specal season f ths knd of fan support contnues, we wll call ths year, "The Best Season That Never Was" Soccer Strugglng Rght now, the men's soccer team's season (whch ncluded a 3-2 wn over thrd-ranked St John's) seems lke t was n a galaxy far, far away Ths year Head Coach Howard Goldman's squad has crashed to an 0-5 start All fve losses were on the road, and the team must be hopng some home cookng wll change the momentum Why, the drastc drop? Frst, the team lost Shawn Scott, Lou Schmdt, Andy Clnton and Bob Angrlla to graduaton These were ntegral parts to the team's success Secondly, the Red Foxes are not puttng the ball n the net The squad has only scored three goals n ts frst fve games How many goals have they scored n the last four games? 0 Enough sad Growng pans The women's volleyball team fnally won ts frst game on Tuesday defeatng ona College 15-13, 13-15,15-3,15-7 to rase ts record to a paltry 1-6 Mora Breen and Ncole Slenz are the only two senors returnng from last year's squad Because of the lack of upperclassmen, Johnston has had to use her four freshmen n crucal game stuatons t wll take a whle :for the freshmen and the team to develop f the squad can get on a wn streak, they may have a respectable season and could dtch the "rebuldng" label that s startng to form The Dunbar factor Pont guard Dexter Dunbar wll st out ths season as an academc redshrt What does ths mean? t means Dunbar would have been declared academcally nelgble ths semester t means Dunbar wll be elgble to play next year't means Head Coach Dave Magarty's squad wll be mssng a pure, experenced floor general ths year t was a smart move by Dexter and the athletc department to choose the academc redshrt route for two reasons Frst, t gves hm a year to concentrate solely on hs academcs Second, he can play a full season f hs grades get better Dunbar has the tme and the chance to mprove n the classroom f he does not, he wll have no one but hmself to blame game last season and handed out 43 asssts All year the pont guard was n a constant battle, wtlvthan freshman'^panny, ; 3asl'e; : fpf '\h*e' startng Spot, j&sle wllrostlkely be tre squad's startng'pont guard ths year t was a collectve decson to declare Dunbar as an academc redshrt, Dors sad "He (Dunbar) was part of the decson makng process," the athletc drector sad "After all the dscussons, we knew t was r hs best nterest to academcally redshrt: TJunbar, Dors, Magarty and Dr John Rtschdorff, the faculty athletc advser, were all nvolved n determnng Dunbar's athletc and academc future Dors sad t should take Dunbar fve years to graduate (May, 1995) and rot longer because he can concentrate solely on hs academcs ths year Under NCAA rules, Dunbar can not practce or travel wth the team :-:"\"-;;';/'""- '': ; - v ~ ' "t saddens us that we have t0 do ths to Dexter," Dors sad Senor guard zett Buchanan has rased hs grade pont average over 20 last semester ard wll be elgble to play ths semester, accordng to Gene Dors, drector of athletcs \ The Pennant Races The baseball races are heatng up Sort of The Toronto Blue Jays are startng to fly n the Amercan League East, The Yankees wll have one last "opportunty to shoot them down ths weekend at Skydome The Chcago Whte Sox are stll puttng "the Bg Hurt" (Frank Thomas wll be The Most Valuable Player) on the rest of the teams n the AL West The Phladelpha Phlles are chokng and dong ther best to lose the Natonal League East, but most lkely, t s too late The San Francsco Gants have choked The Atlanta Braves wll defntely wn the NL West Football next week Ted Holmlund s The Crcle Sports Edtor