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by Felicia Kelly
Collegian Staff Writer
The end of the semester is finally Julie Tibolla, Ist semester, DUS management—"We are here for fif
coming to an end and once again Jill Donohue, Ist semester, teen weeks each semester and only
it's time to take those never ending mathematics--"We think that have two study days for finals. I
Julie Tibolla
finals. The school has ser aside
Dec. 13 and 14 as "study days."
We asked five students their opi
nion about this and what other
things should be done to encourage
Poetry Corner
"The Doe"
Like a doe in the forest At the camouflaged old man
Are you. Standing behind a tree _
You look upon me Raising my gun
Naively unafraid. I shoot a silver bullet
Quizzically you stare that will pierce you through the heart
with widened eyes.
Lori
Season opener underway
by Susanna Jalosky,
tollegian - Staff Writer
Bury The Dead, Behrend Studio
Theater's' second production, has
been casted. There are several
Behrend students casted and most
df them are new to the stage. There
are six roles as corpses being por
tiayed by Dallas Jacobs as Driscoll,
_Fred Schleicher, who has perform
ed here at Behrend and Erie
Playhouse, as Schelling, Ryan
:Romeo as 'Morgan, Kevin Wagner
:as Webster, Gary Hampy as Levy
:and Jeff Bilentnikoff as Dean.
lAlso casted are Rose Tatalone as
Katherine Driscoll, Hillary Kun as
ulia Ablake, Kim Scozzi as Joan
urke, Sue Hansen as Martha
Webster, Charlotte Haas as
pizabeth Dean, David Sinclair as
Genera: No. 1, Judy Hansen as
encral No. 2 and Reporter,
Chuck Homyak as Captain/
Sergeant.
Due to the large demand on cast
members, characters have been
:doubled and tripled to decrease the
cast members. Playing Soldier No.
:1/Charlie is Tim Maus, playing
'Soldier No. 2/Stenographer is
'Craig Troutman, playing Soldier
1'4:). 3/Whore/Businessman is
Susan Brown, playing
iPrest/Bevins/Businessman is
Housing Coordinator, Ed Mc
:Closky, playing
;Editor/Whore/Businessman is
',coordinator Kim Zitko, and final
;y, as Rabbi/Doctor/Psychiatrist is
Kim Audette.
ft The mood of this play is a dark
and dismal one. It deals with death,
; :,,irar, and Peace: This cold, winter
season should add to the audience's
:ability to develop a mind set for the
theme of the play. The battlefield
setting will stage this production.
.The Army ROTC is cooperating
for costumes, weapons and props.
The theme and stage are a far cry
;from that of Two By Two, the
;Theater's first production this
season. These changes should il-
ItrsOate the versatility of the
students to study more.
What things can be done to en-
courage students to study more?
Jill Donohue Rob Tracey
weekends are for the student's time think that this is a little absurd.
off. For every final, there should With the length of the semester be
be days set aside for studying. - ing so long, we should have a few
There should also be lecture halls more days to prepare. This does
available with professors ready to not include weekends."
Theater Thedighiing. seaticig,and alive _today generating compassion
of course, the set will be extremely andin anti-wafdierne. Ihe stolY7T"
different. of soldiers who are dead, but refuSe
This play, although written in
1935, is timeless. It's message is still
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Rob Tracey, sth semester,
to be buried. Their will to live
keeps them from accepting death.
They literally voice this will to a
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FALL HOURS:
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Chantille Jackson, 3rd semester, in groups, we won't have to worry hope they don't."
business administration—" The about cramming everything over Wendell Bates, 4th semester,
weekend is not enough tithe for those two days that.they give us for biology—"l believe there could be
students to study for their finals. studying." an incentive for students to study
There should be at least four days Becky Shick, Ist semester, more, such as giving a prize for the
for us to study. I understand that elementary education--"I never floor or building who put in the
Chantille Jackson Becky Shick
we want to have fun on the study but they could extend library
weekends, but our school work is hours, especially during finals. I
more important. For us to study don't like this idea but maybe the
more, I believe that we should teachers could collect homework
study ahead of time. If we do this and give pop quizzes, even though I
Caruso rocks Behrend
Mike, Joe, Dave, and Rob Caruso
are four brothers from Detroit,
Michigan who make up one of the
most talked about up-and- coming
bands in America. In 1985, the Na
tional Association of Campus Ac
tivities (NACA) nominated Caruso
as Entertainers of the Year, and
this year Caruso was honored with
their second consecutive nomina
tion as Contemporary Artists of
the Year. The nominations came
from college and university pro
grammers throughout the country
and put Caruso in the company of
past nominees including Huey
Lewis, The Police and Journey.
The Carusos will be perfroming
at Behrend, Thursday, December
11, 9:00p.m. in the Wintergreen
Cafe.
The pop bans has set attendance
records at college performances
across the country. Caruso is in de-
7 a.m.-11 p.m.
7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
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at 5:30 p.m.
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at 7:00 p.m.
wand for some 290 dates per year
across the eastern half of the U.S.
and part of Canada. They con
sistently leave new fans and raving
reviews in their wake. A journalist
at the University of Western On
tario recognizes Caruso as "one of
the most entertaining and popular
club bands in America."
The band has the reputation of
having one of the most exciting and
entertaining shows on the circuit.
Caruso performances are so ex
citing that acts such as ÜB4O, Rick
Springfield and Joan Jett have call
ed on the group for opening slots
when touring schedules have coin
cided. If you haven't guessed it
already, live performance is the
band's forte, a rare quality for
youthful musicians. In a sense,
however, Caruso doesn't play for
their audience, the group performs
its music with their audience.
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Wendell Bates •
most hods. The students would get
_,
together with some witness
,to
document how much study time
they did." ,
Enthusiastic crowds are not_pew
to Caruso. In fact, it - is not uncom::
mon for college students to take
"road trips" and follow the group
across state borders to Caruso's
• t
next performance. -
The band rounds out - their
sound by adding a fifth member to
the stage show. Lead guitarist sup
port is provided by Bradley Daven
port, also a Detroit native. Daven
port is known as one of the finest
guitarists in the midwest and his
solos consistently draw standing
ovations.
The Detroit Free Press describes
Caruso as "infectious, polished
power pop" and their music as
"hook-filled catchy dance tunes
recently with slick harmony vocals
and fine musicianship." RCA
Records has released "Princess"
and "She's in Love with You."
Early in 1986, Caruso will tour
the southeast United States and ap
pear on....a...nationslAelevision talk
show. The brothers expect another
recording project before spring
with an accompanying video.
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