Southeastern Massachusetts University - Scrimshaw Yearbook (North Dartmouth, MA)

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, 'mx When I was a kid I played hockey all the time while everyone else played basketball. The other kids all though I was crazy ...hockey is just a part of the whole academic thing. I 'm not Don Cherry, my players aren 't Bobby Orr... We 're here to have fun. Joe Prenda SMU hockey coach

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. il JI ,, 3 ' gs-Q .gm T J if 1? if ff -4 .- 533. 4. gg. ffshii R' gf si, ' ' .A M ff . . , 9,5 A , .ff g ' . 4, 153. c . .. . ' sqm, N S' I feel very contemplative right now so I can 't get very angry... but I still havethesame thoughts under any circumstance. Involved as I was, I never came face to face with what I always knew existed. The apathy and total unorganization which runs this school, and more importantly, every other underlying system which tends to support our way of life. The word 'apathy' is a nasty word to many people. It implies a laziness and boredom with their environment. So... they don 't use it and even worse, they reject and deny its existence. Over the past year I contributed to the Thea- ter Company, the Women 's Center, tlze Student Senate and its com- mittees, a couple of student litera- ture magazines ISMUT and TEM- PERL and several agencies offcam- pus, to mention a few. In just about all these organizations I came up against snobbery, egocentrism, red tape, frustrations unbounded, a lack of responsibility and commit- ment from the average student and total chaos! It's really,,,uhm... terrible. And exhausting. Fighting this within the organization is bad enough, but to have to fight the people who aren't involved and don 't want to be involved and then bitch about not getting the full extent of what they 're paying for is...RIDICULOUS. It 's irrational. Il- logical. Overemotional. Mary Hart- man. But I know all this .... So I go home and talk to my cat...we call him monster and kitty.. and my mouse Rudy. Then I feel better. That's why I love them. They're not like anybody else. Pat Manning

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dorm heard it, all day and all night long. He just played it. Constantly. They were crazy people. They were very unique crazy people, though. There was the Birdwoman, she had a lizard, a tree toad, a cockatoo...She wanted to bring her boa constrictor. Now get this, her roommate hated anything that wasn't human. She hated bugs, she hated animals, she just coulan't stand them. And one day the Bird Lady left for the weekend and she asked Laurie to feed her toad. She was supposed to feed it live flies. It was really cute. I think -Shefinally got Somebody else to do it for her,though. Then they lost the toad. The toad went and hibernated, he came back again eventually. At the same time she loved all these lizards and stuff she was deathly afraid of furry animals. Caterpillars, y'know? Just freak her right out. In the same hallway, it was in my suite, we had a rabbit, a cat, and two gerbils. One of the girls in my suite, the first thing she did when they