Volume CXVMI, Number 20 Phillips Academy, Andover, NU November 17, 1995

PeabodySponsors Native American Lectures

"WY "1IYES ~~~~~ rCDiscusses Mayan Hieroglyphics

M ES b amGoderYork Times as "one of the great stonies

A~TT~1~A~T/NT'TT'!WWT~hV, PI-lILLIPIAN STAFF WRITER of 20th-century scientific discovery"7 - A I N ~ ~ ~ ~ b A I N L U L I U I ( L M i c h a e l D . t h e f o r e m o s t a u - a n d b y t h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s a s " ad f a s-e s s o c i te d r e s s a s " f a s'.4;3i&)< _______________CULT REichalD Coe, efrms u cinating tale" which "captures the

thority on Mayan culture and an- thrill of each advancing step. He takesCALLAAUPA ~SPLAS ~OR, SAY NEED guage, will present a lectutre entitled, pains to make clear to the uninitiatedTOL CAMESPAY F R YS EART inha the Maya Hieroglyhics Say" obscure and complicated aspects of

TO WEAVE AEFOMYHRT inKemper Auditorium at 6.00 pm on Mayan lore, and does so with a light____________________________ Friday, December 1. Sponsored by the touch that bespeaks of a gifted

by Pandu S jahrir & Michael Chi~ Andover Archaeology Club and the teacher."PflILLIPIANJ STAFF WRITERS Robert S. Peabody Museum, the lec- Since 1985, Coe has been chair-

ture will focus on the deciphering of man of the board of the Planting,Last Wednesday, Nilda the Mayan laniguage. .Fields Foundation. Coe is also a fel-

Callanaupa gave a lecture and slide Coe, a noted archaeologist and an- low in the Royal Anthropologydemonstration in the Peabody thropologist, has dpne extensive field Society, a member of the Society for~~~~~,., ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~~~Museum on modem and pre-hispanic wokiMecoadCnrlA rc. Historical Archaeology, and the

-~'.Andean textiles and the lives of the Her n lis and nrsa hiAmea Connecticut Academy of Arts andQuarterback Mike Engel (5) led Andover's football team to a 6-3 last second victory over Photo /D. Chopra people who make them. iwetrMashse Sciences.Exeter last Saturday Ms. Callanaupa is from inwstinassacEnlshe maorsa "We are very lucky to have

Chinceros, Peru where girls tradition- Orgnlya nls ao tProfessor Coe come. He is one of theA.P. Teach r~s Use V deo Confetncin allybegin weaing at a ery young Harvard, Coe first developed a keen preintahotes nMyn,.gto ~ age; Ms. Callanaupafrtlere interest in archaeology on a visit to preintahotes nMynsA N o v R A.Ppec esU e Vd o C ifrn ig lybgnw avn ait a ery uat tznIzaps cascMa e their culture,. and their language,"Excbanige Ideas W it Othiers Acros Nation the age of seven. She attended a ChitznI ,aps lsi Mya Minr-yesC'6,prsi________________________________ ~~~~~~~~catholic high school and became the tropolis on the Yucatan Peninsula. d ent Andor rchaeologyrClub

by Brian Tison & Ish Harshawat ever undertaken. On Thursday, April first woman from her village to gradu- After his sophomore year, he changed lPHILLIPIAN STAFF WRITERS I , elsviocnfrcewill coy- ate from colg.hsmajor to archaeology and grad-

er Fire and Life, dealing, with the Because of her education, howev- urated in 1950. He obtained his To improve learning and broaden sun's interaction with the rest of the er h ilgr olne norged hD rm Hradi 99

horizons, the College Board's solar system. her to weave. Undeterred, she contin- Shortly before receiving his doc- .. -

_______________________________ Advanced Placement Program will Video conferencing works by em.- udwaiggintheissofer torate, Ce took an assistant pro- by James Knowles host five live satellite video confer- ploying a digital line to transfer data,. aiy naigota ih owth fsosi tteUiest f i..

PHILLIPIAN STAFF w~~~~~~~~~~iTER to ~4~the old women of the village at their Tennessee and after staying only P ~PHILLIPIAN___STAFF__WRITER __ ences covering Advanced Placement This process is similar tomodem and trade. 'The need to do, it came from - tPhysics US Hisory, Ecnomics, phone connections to on-line services myhat"sesitwo years, he moved onto Yale ..

The tradition continues., When the French, and Statistics. This new tech- such as America On-line or Prodigy. After Callanaupa graduated, from weeh agtutlhsrtr- .Andover varsity teams- traveled north nology en~bles teachers to discusses The major difference is that the digital school. an anthropologist named Ed ment in 1995.to Exeter for the weekend, they stole the Advancement Placement examina- line has a larger band-width that pro- Frankenall, stayed with Ms At Yale, Coe received tenure , Fany vestige of Exeter's pride on theirvilg in16 adwsnme thhome felds. t'theend ofthe da, the tions, how the individual courses are vides for faster telecommunication Callanaupa while studying her vilg n198adws ae h

taucght and how to approach the mater- and creates a larger possible data -andlandtwevfrmh.He C resJMcudyposorfBig Blue had compiled four wins and reonzdhrottnigaiiie, Atrplg i 90 n19a ti, cliaigwt rahtkn ial. Teachers are also using this transfer than with a phone line, mk eonzdhrottnigaiiis nhoooyi 90 n19 touchdown reception. by Titus Ivory method to communicate suggestions ing live video possible The line is aened wwithrhisnhelp she beaeawrld Crofewsso betoedthehoo of al'96 with no time remaining in the . to and from the organizers of the AP connected to. a computer or computer ceived a scholarship to study at the Univeisity.football ame. program. network and a video camera sends im- American Museum of Natural Coe is the author of many

The day commenced with the These conferences are available at ages of the users. Different setups can History. She later studied the history standard texts, most notably,boys soccer game, in which senior no cost to schools that have the equip- work together so that many people all of weaving in Berkeley, California Mxc"(92, Th Ma"Hugh Quattlebaum scored the only ment to receive the broadcasts and over the world can to talk to and see and Andean studies at the Cornell gOal of the gamne, tieing the single sea- will discuss innovative strategies and ecother siutaneously summer program. Ms. Callanuai (96,"Lords of the Underworld"son scoring, record. On the other end approaches in each area. Th rga ie ofrnig cmie urnl rvln costecuty (1978), and "Breaking the Maya \ '1of the field, the defense played an im- will even provide an 800 number so telephones and televisions and enables giving lectures to high schoo st0oe 19) oiae o hpeccable ame with many amazing students and teachers can call in with people to communicate with each oth- dents National Book Critics Circle- -stands, questions. er, while having the privilege of eye- ______ Award, "Breaking the Maya David Coe has done extensiveThe girls field hockey game ended This year, three satellite video contact.Uig tlpoefxs Continued on Page 8, Column 3 Code" was - lauded by -The New research in Central Amercin a tie since neither team could score' conferences will be held in the modems, and" televisions, Phillips ~cI

"in regulation. The ame went into Taubman room in Samuel Phillips Academy students will be able to talk ]Kovertme, ad th girl coud notsus- Hall, the first of which was November to scientists live. Computers can also L c e ~ O ~

tain the Exeter rush as the Big Red put 7 from 4-5 pm; it covered Robotics be used in place of a television, St h']Pr foAlthe ball past oalkeeper Megan n eosrtdtmne n through a small window on the screen, Strytelle, and Flutist ffr sa JLnudover

Thrfoe gil' ocrgmewsas96hihrbt ep AAmk u and the participants can talk, watch,The irl socergam -ws aso whih rbot hep NSA akehu- and listen as though they were sitting by Brandon Stroman & Brian Woo Kemper Auditorium with juniors, as notes, each one a different symbol.close match as the Big Blue prevailed Inan space travel safer and more effec- across the desk from one another. PH-ILIPI AN STAFF WRITER part of the Social Science 10 and Four notes designate the directions,1-0 in the end. Kate Schulte '96 tive. In addition to showing how ro- Live conferences can be taped on ---- Egih10criuuCn siioie h evnoerp

,,core'd a beautiful goal on an assist botics and virtual reality systems can video and broadcast to schools nation- Kevin Locke, a Native American A highlight of Locke's perfor- resents the earth, and the seventh notefromt sophomore sensation Heather be used by NASA in space explo- wide via satellite. Video conferencing of the Lakota Sioux tribe and a tradi- manice will be a hoop dance, in which symbolizes the uman heart. LockeGotha. ration, the Robotics conference dis- continues to find more applications in tional storyteller, flute player, and twny-ih hop r rdaly blee ht ltog epecmVolleyball was a close game from cussed the utilization of robotics in ar- the world, including education. In the hoop dancer, will perform at 6:30 added into a dance telling a story The from different backgrounds, everyone

the strt. Wih a meiocre ecord, eas of agriculture, health care, and future, it might soon be possible to tonight in Kemper. Locke, whose hop ar furcos-bakre, aneattom i.Blue and their co-captains Anh eveeftuisic amuemntpakswwachaeroesorhivcaletueeapa-raetanamti TAeapnajniswelrellw ndwhtewhihnepesnt Apat rofpayngehefltean,Nguyen '96 and Carlotta King '96 ee uuitcaueetprs ac rfso iealcuea n aoanm sTky n~n swl

determnation NASA's video conferencing is pro- other school or even talk to other known throughout the world' for his the four races of humankind, as well hoop dancing, Locke is also a story-came out with fierce deemnto. ousaa rsnain fas. the four directions, seasons and teller and a singer. He sings and tellsThey came through, inning in five duced through Oklahoma State classrooms around the world. This ousaan reettoso his peo- wids. He uses the hoops to form stories of the eagle, that he describescargames. University, and NASA TV. In the f-' technology is also being used in the pe'atsihrtgendheuve- flowers, butterflies, stars, the sun., and as noble, sublime,' lofty and serene.The highlight game, football, was ture, NASA hopes to host many satel- buieswrd obig isacsta sality of their religious beliefs.a cos fomthe start. Exeter held a 3- lite video conferences and kepo- bsnswrltobiedsacstht Locke will visit theater classes and an eagle. Locke believes that the hoop He compares the ings of an ea-keep pe artebsieso-flite.Nanol dance symbolizes human unity. gle to the human mind because they0 lead all the way to the final second ple informned of technological break- isnt osibegtltlklie vacidoson-Inaditontothehopranctepesntchepoerofsheealeanof ttheam game thwhen ettheuhBlueghsthroughosithroughs. lie viferencingHe but lsbusinessmen n wocanosalsoaddHeonwillhealsodanparticipatethe oinrworkshops, an~'the great leadership of quarterback InreJanuaryutheusecondmvideoncon-o including a dancing workshop this a- Locke will also play the flute, an in- human, respectively. Locke also talksMike Enel '96,managedto scor a fernc willcvry the nt ienatonl open documents and presentations or teno rm31 o44 ~.wih strument,that symbolizes the wind in about the beliefs and values of his cul-touchdown, and secure a undefeated even work jointly on the documents, is open to anyone interested, the LakotailDakota region from which ture.Space Station, the new joint space The advanced technolog involved LatnghedsuedNiv he originates. ALkt rmSadnRcrecorday gongitotejreeowchit between the United States and makes video conferencing a very American issues and values in A Lakota frmcntissve eevaini S tandingota Rocke

several other countries that is the poefladaswytocmui presently lives there with' his wifeStories~on Page 4 world's largest technological effort cate with others.- Dorothy, and their children, Kimimila,

Waniya and Ohiysea.After graduating with a Master of

Students Shocked by OPP, 'S Exorbitant Prices ~~~~~~~~~~~~~Arts degree in EducationalStudents Shocked by OPP s~~~~~~~~~~ Exorbitant Prices Administratton from the Universityaton ofm te Unversty onumber -of telephone calls the Not all room charges fall into theSotDat, Locke traveled nation-by Ben Tsai wide and abroad -to 50 countries.

PHIL.LIPIAN STAll' WRITER Comptroller's Office receives from Room Assessment Price List.angry and surprised parents. Recently, a student who dismantled NaIona Heritage Felwashi byade th

In some cases, the overbilling is her desk was charged about $100.NainlHrteFlowhpbteBoardingr students at PA who Ntoa Edwt frte rsC, 0 ~~~blatantly exorbitant. The Room Many times, when a specific student Ntoa nomn o h rsdamage their dormitory rooms are Assessment Price List, which can be cannot be pinpointed for- billing, such -, . Kersoth deaeeased insubjct t extemey hih chrges as found in various dormitories around as the breaking of a common room

many unwittin students havege 6discov- ered in the past when their parents re- campus, is list of normal damages for window or leaving furniture in the '-''

.Which students are billed. hallways, a chargewlaparoth-minor damage. Coupled with comn- caReprcased ofor apl otlany hrd- ten d orm A ntirfevdrtry canbe of iINSEiIJiplaints of students being unfairly wa e or e ost $ t pang ar$2 evendm be nilenforte leaingrythebilled for damage for which they were waesoe ot 7.Rpaiga$ vnb ildfrtelaigteMore Advising Changesno repnilteotokfrsu light switch also runs at $75. A new dorm a mess at the end of the year. Qmr'7adM~r 9 edntrspowith l es th antoo fo t- smoke detector, usually $8, requires a IEven more startling than the Un- sond to7 lastdweeksarl abou the-det ihrqoms in lsthnperfect $100 fee. A window screen, avial reasonably high charges is the recent spon ols ek ril buhshape is grim,.vial sinei faaei diosThe Office of Physical Plant, at 660 per square foot, costs $50 to re- discussion at OPP and the asgmn faaei dioswhich s resonsibe forassesing ' place. The run of the mill, 12" by 18" Comptroller's Office about raising saying, that many more changes aread mirrors are priced at $75 each, charges in the future. In addition to ncsay ae2

repirig dmag ad sttig fesan Breaking one of the wooden chairs the charges for labor, overhead, mate- " ~V the Comtrolle's Offie, whih ban- that come with each room merits a rials, and "discouraging," they are *~Adoe Cuhe xeedles the actual billing, attribute the $10 ee onidre ddngfesfo pniie I' A two page special report onthe matrial, laborandovrhead. harg fortetmeieaes.Pt fornive admage eies the ofp Andov, ~ j eer Crshe Exte

2 THE PHILLrPiANCOMMENTARY NOVEMBER 17, 1995

- The PHILLIPIAN ~~~~~~~~Partake in Oxfam Week Chris Ferraro '96A PERSPECTIVE ters in destitution? ____________________

Volume CXVHI ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Oxfam, a non-profit organization, yVolume CXVIII ~~~~~~~SHRUTI HALDEA has, for the past 25 years, worked to- .Infuriatedab "Sloppy R p rnEditor-in-c irief Carmelo Larose bydalvatn lbl oet n

Managing Editor, Daveen Chopra Jesse Kean, Business I must admit that during a regular wanr aleth g lobaler oer nty and itke eeolymnr News, Justin SteW Nathan Hale, i~~~~~~~~~~ayout ~ day on the Phillips Academy campus, development, advocacy for govem- To the Editor: was truly distressed by the fact that l- I

Coeunt eily rmwizW ReNds n Willm, Lesign I do not think about the urgent prob- ment policies supportive of sustain- - of the quotations in the article were~Commentary, Emily Bramowitz ~~~~lerns of the world; I am usually too able of development. It also supports I am writing to you in response to created by the writer. I never said anyFeatures, Maggie-Klarberg Geordy Strong, Photography .engagt

Features, Josh Harnden ~~Carlotta King, Photogra engge in'trying to cope with te ti- human rights and social justice th arilpine abumeilst otewrdtathericetrbtdSpotrs, Jmy Hmoen Eml usPooraphy als and tribtilations of Andovet life through women's' education prgas weksisethenarticearned thiat e the anwond mhano them totrdif-e

-Sports, immr Mye Jana y M usec, Phiotography When I throw away some extra pasta and so on. How could I possibly con- Pilpa a rtn natceaot frfo o nym esnlvesSeventh, Steve Carter Ben Langworthy, Circulation or waste the clean water available at tribute to that in any sort of a signifi- Pilpa a rtn natceaot frfo o nym esnlves

Publishing, John Kahn ~~~~~Melissa Rhim, Circulation Commons, rarely do I think of the one catwymfe aigsoe ote ue, I was thrilled; being featured but my entire manner of speaking. It isPublishing, Will Cohen Jeff Herzog, Advertising in every five people deprived of nour- three board -members of the Andover amnthmui-a-bhsdaddsur{

ishmentand clen waterall arond the chapter of Oxfarn, it has become clear ene tdn oy______ing to know that suchAssociate Editors ~~~~~~~~~world. The fact of the matter is that to me that my small contributions was an honor.arcton eea'

News Keiiy Trainor, Rain nose, Jay Moon, Jill Reinherz Featu-es, Josh Mann, John Swartsburg, Spo, Fishmck the problems _______make a big differ- Unfortunately, I... ami' ifuriated lowed to go to printitMcLean, Bret Asbuty, Seventh Page, Deborah Apsel, Design, Jeff deBeer, Photographry Grace Kin, Libby O'Hare, plaguing our na- ence. Just one dollar when I read the ac- tht ~ ~ '~Although I find sontz~ Adverdsrig, Anh Nguyen, Matt Demrbro, Henry Wu, Circuidation, Justin Lee, Knsty wiche. Fred Flaiher. Pat Noonan tion and our thatoe olrcn a rvde tre talatce Iwsi-an aricle intend lacOth

-,The Philipiani welcomes all letters to the Editor e try to pnint all letters, bat because of space iritations; world often do knowingen ed d mel t hnr1 verecommend brevity and conciseness e reserve the rght to edit all submitted letters to contforml wvith pint re nttuh",~~~~mal oahnr furiated. Even Ed to itroduce Me to the, glaring mistakesst e ts d rpr uIntax. we will not publish any anonymous letters Please submit letters by the Monday of ntouhus in A ApW*A4M man in Bolivia or aan flsie

?seah wekt ThecP/lia mailbox in GW or Tire Phillipian office in the basement of Evans Hall ths setrd-~n.. lfsvn though I was pre- My fellow students is adfliedquota-'The Philtipian is pintied weekly at The Lawrence Eagle-Triburie. Andover commu- im rve e t for hon toina vchl to tolerate a tions were obvious toK ___________________________________________ ~~~~nity. We otn lasting change.9 9 ~ in tondyi himll fae naccuracies, a gross misrepresenta-myfred;Ia iri''

walk about in to- _____cnrbtocapo- there were too many tion. I implore to the tated that an artice'E D_ -1 T 0 R_ I A L -starioprancemof vide teaching materi- mistakes to over- Phfiflipian oto iteddoitruc

-serious problems, ~~~~~~~~~~als and books to illiterate children, to look. Among other nmo t nen to fel tu* * ~~~~~~~~~ / ~~~~which need expedient solutions, small farmers who want to update errors, the article allow further dents is a gross misiE dito ai iitle Oxfarn week is dedicated to one of their techniques, to mothers who want stated that I began d m ntai sof representation.these grave, problems in our interna- tolernmownoseetteiabbisilainsi -aofz

to lean how o keeptheir abies layingin a Jtzz Iimplore to thetional socieiy and has brought to light healthy. My one dollar can help to badwe a n sloppy repor-ting,9 h~pa ott lE Sunday, serves brunch at ,~~~~~~~~~~~ 0 ~the war with poverty and hunger that make needed improvements for last- sev en gradePiliinno oaEvery daComimons sevsbuc t1 m our fellow human beings, for whom ing change. seet rdlow further demon-

~-and the library and the computer center open at 1:30 each day is a question of survival, When such a small sacrifice can played clarinet in a strations of sloppy re-'Although -hours encouras~~~~~e .students to ~ fight. ma omc osmoei ed concert band, and porting to go to print.pm. oug these Ihusecuae-tdnst This week, having- told and heard encourage everyone to participate if was greatly influenced by Miles It is an honor to be featured in an arti,.~sleep'-in and function at more relaxed pace, they - stories of hunger, disease, politia they haven't already. (The proceeds Davis. ,Actually, I began playing with cle by. the school newspaper, but thoseenalsvrlda bcs Snem s tdnsdvt and social injustice abroad, these from Sadie Hawkins dance will also the jazz band when I was a freshman who receive the honor should not

`ent~dl seeral drawbcks. Sincemost studets devote problems seem. so far away, so im- be forwarded to Oxfam.) There is no at Andover High; now, I play clarinet have to suffer this kind of embarrastSunday to completing their homework, they find it mense and impossible to solve. How greater feeling than that of knowing in the orchestra and do not own any ment and disappointment. -

difficult to work efficiently within these times. ~~can , a teenager without a regular in- that you can make a difference. Miles Davis CDs. Chris Ferraro '96difficultt6 work eficientlywithin thse times.come give aid to my brothers and sis-- . By having Commons serve two meals on SuadaLys, rI'Phillips Academy saves costs, but imposes burdens GJuid sin o gXA S a e cJ f.3~'bn its students. Those who choose to rise early andi e Us T r u h P ' Ac dm c J ne-work in their rooms must wait hours until they can WAIT A MINUTE dent body that the best faculty mem- and concemns, they should, advise stu- way, the additional effort of the house

ADNAN QAMAR her to act as a mentor has had less dents in making academic choices as counselors in advising can be comn-.:eat. Those who rise after Commons closes must wait AN O CAYcontact with us than the friendly well. The faculty members on campus pensated by reduced time "on duty.even longer to-have a meal. In both cases, our school Commons workers? TheCommos advising Tsys-vithat haveththehmosttcontactco withtw the The ideadeofoacademicc advising is

tern must be changed so that the advi- student body are the house counselors, extremely important in the success of-.pressures its students to purchase their own food, arnd Last week's headline that the aca- sors actually know us by our activities The house counselors should be aware the student body. The students of ths

tteeunnecessary bills accumulate. dei diigsse si h ee n o ygnrlguidelines for of how each student is performing in institution need this advising i order theeprocess of being "altered" was long any faceless, generic student. The aca- their classis nonetheless. Acade~rmic to deal with the important decisions ofSince the library and the computer center open at awaited. However, upon reading the demic advising system must be given advising sho~ld involve discussions of selecting classes, which has adrc

:1:30pm an cls al t93p ,teshol mini'_- arilw'ebt ueta oe te paramount importanice it deserves. how students are doing in sports ex- connectioh with any sort of successmizes the availability o~hs eore.Epcal changes' are necessary. According to (unlike our cur-rent, "rubber stamp" tracurriculars, since these activities af- we hope to have here. Since the edu-mizes he avalabilty oftese reource. Espeially the admissions view book, the acade- system); this can only be guaranteed if fect students perform in the class- cation of the students is the primary

boarders who live great distances from main campus rnic advising system is the best way to advisers have frequent contact with room. concemn on campus, the administrationfind it onerous to have to travel back to their dorms for a student to get the most out of the the student. This solution does create some should not hold back on the process offind t oneous t haveto trvel bck totheirdorms technologically-advanced, George The house counselors, living im problems. Since the house counselors advising. Making house counselors

,after brunch, only to return in forty minutes. Bush-approved, Andover experience; - .ilose proximity to students, are per- are already have to deal with a lot of into academic advisors is the only log-- 'We can find feasible solutions to these roblems yet as it is now, the advisor serves as fect for this job (hence their titles as stress of living in a dorm, we suggest' ical way to give students a map-We cn fin feasble slutios to heseprolm little more than a rubber-stamp signa- "counselors"). Since they try to help making the existing academic advisors through our Andover academic jungle. 4

~':Without incurring extreme -financial costs. Perhaps. ture on endless piles of pink half-sheet students deal with personal problems' complimentary house counselors. Thisinstead of serving three meals on Sundays, the food frs tdnsvnueotit h ______________________________________Andover jungle without a clue a toDoeGvsO tC clae neL sos,'~service could keep bagels, coffee, and orange juice their academic future since our sup- oeG v sO tC o oae a c -es n ,

available i the entrane of Common in between posed "guide" -treats us like names to 1 R d l nasB cn n,,avilbl i heenraceofCmmnsinbewen be crossed off on some computer And e oln Oils asHe Trails u h n n

.hours. Perhaps instead of paid employees opening printout. _______________the libra an h o ptrcne nSnay morn- Our article is not an attack on aca- Political Rhetoric wins out, federal employees furloughed...the, library ind the c ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ demcuadvsorsbutra6attakuon sys- THE WASHINGTON SPIN CYCLE Citn vetoed Republican backed legislation that would raise the

ings, work duty students~ or volunteers could fulfill tem that makes their job near inpossi- TOBY COLEMAN U.S. debt limit Monday, guaranteeing a federal shutdown on mid--the task. If instituted withi your support, these mall ble. Rob has met his academic advisor ____________________ngtMnay. Clinton said that the bill would make the

three times (equal to the number of American people "pay too high of a price", and charged that the' changes would provide u with valuable options. times he met his advisor throughout Republicans had attached budget priorities to debt limit legislation. While many agree that it is unlikely that the gov-

jumior year), and each time, the advi- eminent will default on its debts, it will put over 80,000 federal employees out of work, at least temporarily. While theIVER sor complained that every single one move shows a large ideological and rhetorical gap between Clinton and Congressional Republicans, it also has great'

ofhsavsesseeBnwt i. political significance. A CNN poll showed over 60% of Americans disapprove of the Republican budget, with lessAnd even though the new policy is than 30% approving Medicare cuts proposed in the spending bill.hoping to ensure continuity in the ad- '~

viso/advsee elaionsip, his lan And you thought you had a bad week... With Colin Powell's decision not to seek the presidency in '96, Dole is'WRIE JYOR TILEPH[LLIPIAN -. doesn't even accomaplish that. In fact, virtually guaranteed the Republican nomination for presidency. Despite his lock on 'the Republican party, Dole, who

Rob hs ha thre searat advsors is behind Clinton in popularity polls, has had a mountain of problems in the last week. Despite gaining the endors':

one f thse sitces culd ave een is sinking further. In Florida, Dole has been accused of giving chocolates, scented oils, and free ballroom dancingto prtint all'letters verbatim, but we. resev h ra neo hsesicescudhaebe lessons to delega tes of a statewide straw poll in order to gain their vote.. The worst (and most pathetic) part, however -- - '~~~~~prevented by the recent changes. geditA allleuers to conform with printliransadpoe Ee otniywo' i h y- is his admission that he had colored his hair "a little" in order to look younger for the nationwide Sunday morning

syiax. We will 'not pblish'. anty anonymous letters. tem. What needs to be put back into porm"ettePes"-Please, suibmi letrs by- the Monday of-each week 6 h cdmcavsn ytmi the In Other News... Colin Powell is not, I repeat, not running for president.... Democrats claimed victory in last

Bramowtiz -'96,11-46. ' ~~~~~~~~get-togethers, barely knows us. Is theI ' - administration trying to tell the stu- Quote of the Week... "The moral of this story is that more people in wheelchairs should run for president--along . ,

A n Intervie w w ith M ik e E n g~~~~~~~~~~~~1 '9 6, with. dope smokers who don't inhale and sex fiends who gave up sex for politics." --Hunter S. Thompson -

TThe Spark of the Big Blue Victoryt ~HONESTLY Then, with one second left on the DB: Were you discouraged when

DAN BURKONS ~~~~clock, reserve quartel back Mike Engel you got off to a bad start?DAN BURKONS (PG) connected with receiver Titus

On Satrday, ovembr 11, wit- Ivory (PG) in the end zone aidst ME: Definitely. After I fumbled, Inessed magicl finis to a ame in tight double coverage to propel PA to thought I had lost my chance to win

\vhich the undefeated Big Blue foot- a perfect 8-0 season. As I stormed the the game.'bal tem saye screlss nti th field with the rest of the Andover stu-

fourth qurtr I ace evul s dent body I wondered what was go- DB: What went through your head 190they marched down the field in the ing through Engel' s head. My ques- as you released the final touchdown

waning momets of the gme, traihng tions were answered the next day pass?wanig mmens o th gae, raiing when I was able to speak with him'rival Exeter by a score of 3-0.abuthvitr.M Ilswnedotrwitp

With eight seconds left, Engel atnh virkory. Ho ol o N th corne and av tho bet aththrew an incomplete pass. The score-yo inotecmradhvtebstt-

iboard showed no time left, and the evaluate Exeter's play? lete on the field, Titus Ivory, catch it.6'Exeter fans stormed the field. There -- ArwIn atsiloescn et n Mke Engel I was expecting a 2- DB: How did you feel about the

'the refrees ha to sped the nxt ten team to show up, but they played fan support? i inutes clearing the fans off the field. lk hywr htta i ader than any team we played this year. ME: The fans from Andover were A b l

…" ------- great. They really helped out the team. W P. O P' W KF "PIZZA ~~~~~~~~~IIhope that they will all be there

aturday.:~~~~~~~j j o 66~~~~~~~~DB: What is your outlook for thetI~~~~6 7 00 6 ,e rep-Bowl?

THlE PLLuPiAN FEATURES NOVEMBER 17,1995 3

Te.Joyof PhilpAcademny's Cluster Socia Functinby Sarah Danziger & Meredith Smith McClellan, D.C. Reps Caroline Kane class refusal to step off our women." munches are the most popular event going to waste to much space with this drawls, their strict interpretations of

& Fred Flather & Paul Penta and Winston Taitt, Blue Key Heads (Watch out, Popr. I think they're seri- ,put on by the committee. They offer a seemingly banal article, but one last the scriptures, their love of cotton and& Charlotte Newhouse & John Kealy O'Connor and Dusty DeMeo, ous). And, the funniest part is that the break in the busy schedule of cluster point of discussion, please. I know that tobacco, favor secession from the clus-

Swansburg all dorm representatives, and Dean juniors aren't the only ones who feel members. you are a intelligent and creative peo- ter union and this is evident in theirA BEVY OF PHILLIPIAN STAFF WRITERS Patricia Russell, all of whom add to this way. A lower was quoted as say- West Quad North has had larger, ple, and you could think of so many lack of cluster events. They are pursu-

the ideas behind RPD's social scene. ing "I agree with America House - I more time consuming activities that wonderful ways to enjoy the weekend, ing a nullification policy.Although the weather may feel Also, the students in Rabbit Pond think senior boys should stick to their allow cluster members to do some- but because you have so much on your Pn nl

like winter, soon Mother Nature will seem to realize that they actually can own class." thing besides the normal school rou- mind let the people of social functions Pn nl

stop screwing around and the hats and have social functions as a cluster and In the future, RPD social functions tine. An example of this is the popular do it for you (I am in no way including A typical cluster outing in PKNgloves will need to be retrieved from they know to whom they need to talk is planning to do their traditional mini-golf trip that attracted over thirty Mr. Wall in this). begins with an archery contest at the

under the pile of. dirty shorts so true about getting what they want. Secret Santa's for finals week - but this five people. Last week there was a Hey, I know that most students gate of the penetralia of the sanctuary.

winter can take its toll on our lives. - So far this term, RPD social func- year it's done by class so that none of cluster picnic right before the cluster look elsewhere than their cluster for The sharpshooting is followed up with.

Eventually, the walk from Commons tion's munches have consisted of the-junior and lower boys get cheated soccer finals, where burgers and hot- week-end action. I know its not cool or a screening o Transformers: The*

to the library will seem interminable, Bruegger' s bagel and cream cheese, out of their "women". Sorry, guys. dogs were grilled by the social func- hip to dig cluster activities, Don't Movie in the Common Room of Feuss.

the days will creep by more slowly and Dunkin' Donuts, and Thursday night Also, a movie trip is being planned and tions crew. Who can be, on social func- think I am unaware of the lack of with plenty of Kleenex provided for

the alarm clock will be set back five ice cream "study munches". Other Liz Hedstrom '97 is organizing a tions? Anyone. Just come to all the enthusiasm that is put into cluster ho- those who choose to behold the pathos:

minutes every morning until you final- special events include Friday night Rabbit Pond sponsored school wide meetings or just an occasional one downs. But if you were really down, which is the death of Optiriius Prime.:

ly sleep through conference period. movies, (Goonies, etc ... ), and, of talent show for January. RPD seems to when you have the time. In WQN, ten you would know that it is now cool to After the flic has finished, the Pine

When this finally occurs, we will have course, our Halloween party in be having a great yeaf as far as social regular members meet on Mondays be a nerd. Just look at the mild success Knoll population usually gathers at the.

but two prospects to make it through Commons. Although there are times functions is concerned, and the comn- from 8:30 to 9:15 in Mr. Cline's home geek-rock has achieved across the home of the flyest junior girls,

the day. The first is vacation and a when Rabbit Pond seems to be able to mittee hopes that if anyone has any to discuss and plan different events. It nation. You too can have a .geeky yet Nathan Hale to hold the typically

return to days of sun and green grass. function on its own, it is quite often 'ideas for other plans, they will voice is a good time with food and mind successful weekend. So, just find it in PKN cluster singalong, featuring the

The other incentive... Cluster that RPD's social scene involves West their opinions. Dances, munches, teasers for all who attends. your heart to take a gander to see music of Handel, Jerry, Ben Britton,

Social functions. A time when you are Quad North - which is fine consideiing food. All of these things are set out for Flastaff ~ what's going on in your cluster for the Nice and Smooth, and L.L. Cool J.

invited to gather with your peers .to we beat them in the cluster champi- your enjoyment. But do you know gweekend. Thanks. When their voices and/or their ears candiscuss the pressing questions of life, onships. how they come about? You probably Flagstaff usually holds their no longer take it, PKN has been

to nibble on free food, to dance, to kick mttiches in the morning. If you are an known to utilize their natural

back, to laugh; to cry, to - ---- . -amphitheater as a hammer-

swoon, to bleed, to cast A ~~,., 2-i~~ 'n.t throwing arena. Says for-

away stones. ~ '~;l;mer PKN member, Chris

Virtually every two , -" '4- -Flygare of the spectacle,

weeks, hardlnofteenough most people -. We l h amr

believe, each cluster's -have been thrown PKN's

social committee decides )loyal go to Stimson whereto spread a little happi- ,, - '- .poster board and magic

ness by inviting us to a . -. ~-~markers soon become pro-

cluster function of sorts, pine/anti-birch/anti-mapleAlthough it is mostly only -/.-

signs that are a marel to

boarders who attend due behold. The night of rever-

to the late hours, every- ie ends with the entireone always has a great -cluster

uniting in front of

time. Here is a summary *the Stuart Ski Chalet. The

of each of the six cluster's cluster members join

fun. Editor's Note: Some hands, chant "we will huff

clusters were easier to -and puff and blow yourcontact than others. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~house down," take a col-

Rabbit Pond lective deep breath and do111M ~~~~~~~~their best to knock downEveryone on the Dr. Rotundo's abode with

Phillips Academy campus their collective breath.wants to be in Rabbit .Abbot

Pond. One reason (themost obvious, of course), -. , The most fr-equent andis that we have our own Two girls who take their work seriously, helping to make Rill one Poto /G. Strong Single-handedly, Asa Waters cultivates many of the ideas for Photo /G. Strong productive Abbot clusterpond and our own hockey of the best clusters, in their own eyes at least West Quad North's Cluster Social Functions meetings occur deep in the

-team to play on it (coin- The joint RPD-WQN Halloween do not know about the small group of innards of Will Hall in theplete with a coach). Another reason dinner was a success, as even Steams people that get together every Monday early riser, they are great because you West Quad South room of Tom Balamaci, known to(which is, if possible, even more obvi- ca nu- nsm ous ufn rinsiders as the war room. Here in this

showed up and actually participated - night and discuss these things for the ca nug nsm ous ufn r Occumrng on Wednesdays orbuercmltwih apatclous) i$3:,that RPD is the reigning cluster Andy Coleman '96 was awarded first weeks ahead. This group of people is coffee. Unfortunately, if yobrieuhrdysaniek'lcehal readoutsand e liry Tmpls theca

soccer champion. The third reason, prize in the costume competition for Social Functions. With head of fun late, you are skunked out of everything termouhadansome great munches. thwhich can be summed up in one word, ~~~~~~~~except a ink frosted donut and tea tem hdsm ra uce.strategy of the hapless Abbot cluster

whdih ain osum edrupving one wror his full body Superman suit, complete Mr. Wall, rampantly clearing a path, P pAlways creative, the best have been sports teams, his objective: multipleand s th mai fore drvingthe rior with tights, and Alex Fleming '96 and the five to ten people in each cluster Some people just sleep through, them. either the pizza munch or the soup wisi n esn.Atog h u

lwasosbly Sgtlym les .onicuou Hamilton Simons-Jones '96 also organize, gather supplies, set up, and One of Flagstaff s creative ideas was munch, when everyone gathered lins inoe dolasof. eqtuipethn thei7las, pssilyslihtl les onsicuus showed their cluster spirit by coming clean up every munch, dance, and the dance munch on Sunday Fall term. together outside wearing mittens and thouns of staffr on epyrol and aci

,to the outside eye, is Rabbit Pond in costume. other cluster reception of which PA Flag-staff, being the best cluster on eating soup from their mugs. Pete tosnso tf npyolBlmc

social functions. . The biggest show of RPD cluster students are so fond. campus, also has the best social func- Niso' advertising ise excellent.elto Who

clTstear , unesdeth duictiovnsof pride so far, however, came at the Wt Quad North tions. Well... maybe not the best, but cares if he graduated last year. wiTurhe lustersce seasonom.clust Predtal Qinasca Evans, most exciting cluster event of the year we try. Movie munches and dances The South spices up the scene with he baskebsall seaon looms.n

Rabbt Pod acuall ~asa soial unc- - the cluster soccer championships. Held on Thursday nights, the clus- that the cluster has had this term have soessysca ucin.Mnhs hnAbtmmesaenththntions committee instead of having only Cniengtatheofhecm t- ter convenes around the television in not been such a big hit, but we are andmvesa re old hantins thiscWes machinations in Balamaci's room they

one or two people in charge of the te ebr culypae"o hs Bancroft to watch Seinfeld. Least planning new and exciting Rahrahnfodetetimeterepoabywllwnnigoletvcluster's social life. The committee, tea me(a mberedth a ntal lyd" oan) tis fvrewathcodeelmuh frtenxtwoemsuhpeigs Quad. tethnfoeteanmtself-pity. Abbot cluster meetings these

team (Srah, Meedith, nd Gab) it's avoritewas thecold creal muchasoskie tripso Southsugoes sforrinudeoutentertainment.- etdaysirentuires hardhatsrdh thelevelevofofcon-

which consists of Sarah Danziger '96, possible to call the game a social func- which only offered sugar cereals movie trips, and Flagstaff-hosted Although it hasn't been easy to pass a tuto n h lse' trioyrn1kMeredith Smith '96, Gabe Shapiro tin Te10wnjsaddtoPDs which some-found inappropriate as a dances that the whole school can enjoy idasyMrlstot aseda- drin in tulusfer' aeroyreaa ne-

'96, and J.D. Devan '96, comes up seonsTe cl w usteunt andge the res night ime snack. Among the list of and partake. Just consider the wide ireds to intrduce Stri hws ndcae a cserigt socl unctiore, nsvvin

with ideas for and organizes all Rabbit of the school something else to envy favorites are the donut munch and assortment of advantages of social dancing in Borden.alcutrsilfntosivligPond social functions. Meredith Smith the Pond for. muffins. Most WQN members agree functions, as opposed to say.. .a con- Many people do not realize the scaffolding have been proposed.'96 has this to say about the functions Probably the best thn abt RPD that these munches occur too infre- cert: free food, meeting new and lvlohstyhatetw wst aThe level of bitterness harbored bywhich she helps to organize: "I think is theevediversityit ofatthe ngoweaou large portion of the Abbot population

there' been lot o progrss mad atare cnigensty ofh cluster. There is quently. The deli sandwich munch engaging people, eliminating the pos- qudfeltwrsacohrytte hsspndtecetin fsvrl

sincelast ear cncernng th soca laed wtnell- by Seniors, but this promises to be great. sibility of getting busted, avoiding get- leaders of west quad south are bent on mltnrbliu atos hi lnisblne elb the three junior WetQa-othhsoeo-he tn-naca ciet odigijr, the obliteration of "the other quad." bent on bringing the center of campus

functions and the kids are more aware dors taarinlddnRbit most active social functions commit- missing, seeing anyone you know, Although some see the advent of Quad to the depths of Abbot or bringing it

of what's going on in the cluster."' Pond. The juniors, however, are not tees on campus. With regular munches bringing you closer to your school, and Day as a quasi-detente between the down. These clandestine terrorist oper-Some aspects of social functions in always happy with RPD's social func- on Tuesdays, serving such items as guaranteeing a good time. And tw clsetniosaefrrm ainshvdngoupasfrte

RPD which differ from last year are tin.Sm fteby eeqoe s cereal, bagels, baked potatoes, cake, remember, the best things happen benaule.WetQa ot tu- fuuenes te have roub len withes~~~7that the committee nowe sitsr uoeda bin uele. et ua ouh t- utr yt onav thebe ih ogs

-tCauste councite alog it Quncye saying: "We, as Amenica House cookies, and tacos, the social func- when you don't expect them to. I bet dents, with the vicious cycle of the tics and finding a good plastic explo-:'.Custr Cuncl alng ithQuicyjuniors, plan to boycott all future tion's volunteers are always creative you would never expect to have fun atcrplesytmwhteitik

Senior Representative Meg social functions as a result of upper and thorough in their selections. The a cluster social gathering! I'm not co-in sytm wthherhck sives dealer.

- - , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~Compu.Eo BY SAFI GooDEAR & JoHNNY BOYbNN, ,-5~;

-- . - - - -~~~opim 0 - i - . _

A dance in Borden Gym -Otms Prime Cluster sponsored G,L.O.W. match- All' holdi-~~~~~~~ ~~-Ian Klaus '97 es every Friday night -TobsMcLean '96,

- ~~~You gotta know whento hold 'em -Jan Schaul '96 Inter-Cluster galactic-baffles -KennyRogers -Cluster "u pofta!

-Heather, "Sarlacc" Gotha '98 . .- . .Junior-Senior munches , -SeeC rr n FindCluster Ergathon -Helen "los campiones del infierno" -Ce kdK elW~iig~

-Abby Doado 9 tuk 98 Ferengi night in Commons Contest ' r:;

-Wesley, Crusher - -- ~onS,~ytn

Polo matches at high noon Al sc6hool funnel -Erin D ugherty'98, -nna Larson,'98 Sacks, Buns, cheeks, logs,, slots, u a ag dnc pats-- ...-

.- Erin Dougherty '-A~ takcisadgu s.adm nhs-Jutin Tduhme 9 1rn bT r-Working all eek, 9 to 5 or my Re enatments from he Giddeon -ohnR. Swansbrg '96 - - -

4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~THE PHILLIPIAN SPORTS NOVEMBER 17, 1995

"Last Second Heroics Save Bos Sie bHotchkiSs:

oii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I ~~~~~~~~by Ian Klaus, Jed Wartman tion; Andover is set upon making a goal, which- came off a brilliant feedF ootball and the-V~~~~~~~~~~~~~eekend ~~~~& Sean Riley bid for another New England title, from Ted Pease '96. With his memo-PHILLIPIAN SPORTS WRITERS Wednesday's win marked only the rable goal, Quattlebaum tied the

by Quincy Evans step it up and keep the Big Blue unde- ed with the airborne senior wide re- ________________ first step. school record for goals in a season.PHILLIPIAN SPORTS WRITER feated by leading his second last ceiver Titus Ivory for a 12 yard touch- Exte The Andover defense maintained

minute scoring drive of the year. down to give the Big Blue a 6-3 last In Stra' acIgis h igBu' lgtla agl e* * ~~~~~~~~~~~With three and a half minutes left second victory over Exeter. The catch I Saudys mth gint cause of a remarkable play by Andy

to play and Andover down by three, left the Exeter players and' fans mes- * Exeter, Andovef went to work from Stein '96 who cleared a shot that was-Ul ~~~~~Engel led the Big Blue downfield. merized, shocked, disillusioned and th einn n rvdterdmi- virtually in the net. The defense was -

Unfortunately, he was eventually in- angry when the Big Blue entourage nneoe hi ia poetery sldtruhusutn ondein the contest. The gamne proved to be Exeter offensive schemes again andIn one of the na- tercepted and all hope of a 1995 stomped their way around the field The boys' soccer an emotional rler catra hog gin h aeeddwt A detion's most heralded Andover-Exeter victory seemingly claiming, dominance over their "sec- / ~ team earned two stu- offn ie h ich h pcaos u b h cr f10

- rivalris, Andovr slippe away. Wth abouta minute ond thought" rival, Phillips Exete pendous victories this were pumped, hollering continual sup-added a mst excit- and a half left, no time-outs and an ex- Academy. i t ~ week. An npr- pr o i leadcern hmo Hotchkiss

ing chapter to die hausted Big Blue squad, the defense With the Big Blue offense in _ _ nionalpictr -ove rtor- vtory blu OnnWenesdarAndvereeededlong history Of came up big and gave Engel and the shambles for most of the game, the Boys SoccER Exeter on Saturday After a scoreless, hard-fought first first,, traveled to Deerfield to face the -

-meetings between offense a second chance by forcing Big Blue defense definitely played and a sudden death half marked by abomninal refereeing, number eight seed, Hotchkiss, in die.die two Phillips Academies when the Exeter to go four downs and out. their best game of the year. Exeter's penalty kick win over Hotchkiss in the Andover came out determined to quarterfinals of the New England,Big Blue defeated Exeter with a last Without a doubt, Engel was de- offense was baffled by the intensity first round of the New England chain- show its superiority. Early on, senior Championships. Advancement in diesecond prayer to Titus Ivory '96. termined to go home with a win. He and die complexity of the Andover pionships on Wednesday brought the Hugh Quattlebaum, the greatest fin- tournament was not the only result lin-Anyone wvho witnessed the game will drove the Big Blue quickly downfield defense. Safety and linebacker blitzes Big Blue's record to 13-11. isher in the storied history of Phillips gering on this game; family bragging,always remember the thrill of "the in Andover's hurry-up offense, con- terrified the opposition while New The team had an excellent week, Academy soccer, broke through the rights between the McCleery brotherscatch" and the humiliation of die nectinig with seniors Dave Danker and England's best front seven wreaked showing great desire and determina- red defense and netted Andover's only depended upon the outcome as well.Exies who had prematurely rushed the Mike Healey on big third and fourth the Exeter running game. Seniorfield'in celebration of an apparent down completions -,for first downs. Linebackers and defensive tackles Joe Udrhpteni odtos hExeter victory. The dramatic ending Then the unexpected happened. Brantuk, Brian Mansfield, Brian two teams battled and backed by greatof- the 1995 Andover-Exeter football Within twelve yards of the goal line Yates, Will Casella and captain Tim play in the nets and excellent defense,game will long be remembered as one an cretm eann nte Cno obndfr4 ake.the game was scoreless after regula-of the greatest plays between the clock, Engel threw an incomuplete pass There were also 4 sacks courtesy of tion and two overtime periods.schools. and the scoreboard clock expired. Brian Yates, Cannon, senior nose b e cby penaltye kik.ad o

This past Saturday, the Big Blue Immediately, hundreds of excited tackle Justin Turner and senior safety b eie ypnlykcs noe,v~on the Exeter gampe with tenacity on Exonians rushed the field and Exeter Brian McEvoy, To put it simple, the , jumped out to a quick lead thanks toth offensive and, defensive end. players began to celebrate. The Red defense on Saturday was flat out stel-gasb eeyKiyic'7 aCoach Mo was correct in saying, that had apparently upset the supposedly lar and should be commemorated for Koehler '96, and Payson Tucker '96,win-loss records do not count in invincible Andover squad and had`es-!---_thieir outstanding play this season, and great goaltending by senior Scott

games etweenAndove and Eeter. caped with their biggest upset in many This Saturday, the Big Blue willTrc.othisbtldaktoieThat is partially why the Big Blue years. host the Prep Bowl, at Brother's Field bu on avail se Seah Riley9found themselves behind 3-0 with- On the other side of the field,, the against the reigning champions, scored in desde et eattime ticking away in the fourth quar- Andover coaching staff rushed to the Hotchkiss. If this game is a repeat of kick round to give Andover the victo- -

ter. officials, protesting that time remained the Big Blue's second game of the ry.The Big Blue offense was pretty on the clock because the pass had fall- year, when Andover beat Hotchkiss HillaNeth for ade i g len

stagnant for most of the game. en incomplete before time had 29-13, then Andover should have no . ',HilatemhtdfaedheBglu

Sophomore quarterback Kyle O'Brien elapsed. The referees conferred and problem. However, one can guarantee ~ . '-in the preseason. The two teams willhadatugh tme esablising apass- decided that there was indeed time that Hotchkiss will be prepared and ~. ls nStra n h inrwl

Ing game in the first half with constant enough for a final Andover offensive have something in store for the Big,~~~. dac odeNwEgad hmipressure from die Exeter defensive play. When the clowns finally 'left the Blue air attack that destroyed them in 4"- j' J; 1~st

1 onship on Sunday.line ad grea coveage bythe atletic field, the Big Blue did the uthink- the first game. And remember, records .._%N ~ ' ~ "$ ' " ''- "~I novrhpst eet iExeter secondary. During the second able, dontcuti aeslk hsete~ ,- . Big Blue must rediscover the offen-

half, however, senior backup quarter- Wtntielfontecokse thrfeheBg lu isongo VY sive fire, that was so dominant withinback Mike Engel was able to come in, nior quarterback Mike Engel connect- have their hands full once again." "~ " ~-.. ~teta ntelte ato h eu

~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~'~~~"~~' '" ~~sound all year and will continue toMl J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ it e'--~* a saonWhedfns asbeI'~~~~~I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .Jfl~~~~~~~-U~~~~hhI ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~ -~~~carry the team; the only thing standingY.~~~~JL7 ~~~~~4.4I~~~~I111I1 ~~~~~~~A-,'4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Andover defensive player clears the ball in front of eager Photo/C. King between Andover and a repeat is Oal.

fnatPhillips Exeter Academy scoring.by Jeriel Rivera onds behind Darren, Ted has doubled Saturday. Nnamdi Okike '98 ran

PHILLIPIAN SPORTS WRITER the strength of the Andover team. lnterschols for the first time and ran tKanu Okike '97 had an amazing race; well. He is expected to improve great- '11S10

The Andover cross he came in eighth place overall, and ly in years to come.o lto I ineancountry raced dgainst fnsefitfothclsof1997. In a The Andover locker room was

twele oher eam fo team meeting this past Wednesday he filled with emotion after they hadthhe NeeE New 'waEvtent-blcptinin196.JonPoudIutthtIhePhdAonte ac.PyOavRWinr orWtReenbecosierdoorth btanmhesprito.Adoe/Eetrdid HpLlay SORSaRIERtornmet.temswoldplypnevetie oeroChampionship title last Fremn'8rnhsuulbs 1wseae! arnecamd IAs the two teams prepared for to decide- die winner. Unfortunately

Boys X-C Saturday. The ete Finishing in the top twenty-five as a was ecstatic!"' coach Stableford battle during their pre-game warm- for the Blue, with approximately tenwas windy nd wet at lower, John shows much progiise for cheered. After six years of coa Cn, ups, the looks of determination minutes remaining, the Exies netted

Taft, the setting for Interschols. the years to come. Winston Taitt '96 this is the first time coach Stableford crossed the face of each player. From the lone goal on a fast break.Favored to win was- undefeated ran his best race of his season, finish- has won the championship title. He *. the first whistle to the last, both teams The , opportunity of an

Andoverbut Exeer and N H posed ing a few seconds behind John has tended to the needs of each indi- fought hard, going all out in what Andover/Exeter win had eluded them,,~ a major threat. At the end of the day, Friedman. vidual runner. "Most of the success Of 1could be the final game of the season but the chance for a tournament birth

Winston represents die meaning of the team is due to Mr. Stableford's foAohtem.hdno.Te-.oe ilsnwhdAndeirpo t td wadde ince theamud. improvement. His race times have coachin, coach Koolen said at thedThgfirsthalfelthougoposses-nto ait for the phone to ring Sunday

their opponents to waddle in the mud. ~~~~~~~~~that had successfully carried them ing much action with many shots on afternoon, a phone call that w"ould de-The day was getting colder and steadily decreased, which has made team reunion last Wednesday. thuh di eao adinoEer, acmetaclswthhecre idterft.

die wind was picking up. The rain him an integral part of the team. He Captain Darren Dinneen has terog iBe easo an into xeter go,caetaclswihhecoe idterft.made the corse very slppery and uly gave his all last Saturday. "You worked hard all season to ipoehs tegrsi lu eeloigt ol lnbtted at zero. Both teams moved the p-il

had the race of the day," coach performance and to lead his team to patatuh xeta ndrgtit ball up and down the field with preci-muddy. With these bad conditions and the playoffs. Although the girls could Sion, however, neither could find the Just making the tournament wasmore than ninety people running, the' Stableford. mentioned to Winston after victory. "Much thanks is due to not pull the game out in overtime, los- touch to net the much needed goal. not enough. From the outset of the

start of he race ws veryhetic hde race. Chris Lieu '96 and Justin Darren for eading Andover to victo-start of the race was very hectic. C, ~~~~~~~~ing 1-0 to the Red, the game went Th tf ftescn af season, the girls had visions of a tour-However, many Andover runners Sinr'7hv mrvdtertms r, e ilc xrse last into the books as a tie and allowed brought on much tension and both namrent victory. After beating Exeterwere not phased. "I was on a mission, throughout the season. Justin im- Wednesday. Darren's outstanding ef- Andover to beat out Exeter by a mere teams began to press, looking for what in the standings by a mere 1.5 points,

and a fw drop of rai wasn' going proved his time almost three minutes fort represents the work that the entire point and a half to gain the eighth and posed to bthgaewnr.Ted- the girls, had their tournament birth,to stop me. Yeah, yeah, yeah!" Kanu from the beginning of the season, team has done all season. Winning final seed in the New England fense for th lestpe p ia but now they had to prepare for whitOkike '97 exclaimed. The JV team performed just as Interschols last year, breaking the Tourname nt. Steph Hunter '97, Anne Platt '97, and psdt etertuhs game of die'

The top seven were the first to well, but came in second behind a course record at Andover-Exeter, and The irls faced the task of defeat- Erika Prahl '96 all kept the ball out of season against the field hockey jug--race. Darren Dinneen '96 and Ted strong NMH squad. Clancy Childs '97 leading his team to the New England ing the top seed, Deerfield, in the tei half of th ield. Nevertheless, gernaut, Deerfield.

Gillic '96 ere inthe font pak for and Chris Sands '98 have worked Championship are just a few of opening round of the tournament. the Eee ees i h aeada oso hthdsrthd .

the enire rce. Thre wee abou five hard all season. Together, they won Darren's achievements as a runner. Unfortunately, the tough Green squad the minutes dwindled, the goose-eggs across Massachusetts had canceled the'ore sir runnes inThise pack adot thve most of the JV meets, and finished However many individual accom- was too strong for the overachieving remained on the scoreboard, previous matchup with Deerfield so

last legof the curse thee was a first and second for the team at plishments there might be, the perfor- Big Blue and Andover bowed out of Captain Julie Gwozdz '96 tested the Big Blue did not know firsthand ,

sprintfor de finih. Daren spinted Interschols. Justin Steil '96 and Jeriel mance of the team as a whole earned the tournament with a 3-1 defeat. thEee olewt ayhrlw what they were up against. This time,againsta runnr fromBelmon Hill, "the almighty" Rivera '96 have run them the title. Together, Andover de- Exeter dri~Ves, but was unable to grasp the however, the weather afforded die twobut lot die ace b one aonizin sec- well throughout the season, and ave feated every opponent and demon Wt i xecain o goal she was looking for. Time ex- ,teams the chance to clash.bu lstth ac b oeagniin ee C Z Wt hghetheiros oftei t ond. "I wasn't as concerned about my thi all for their last race for the x- strated team unity. "The boys o matchup gith their heana pired with the game still scoreless and Unfortunately for the Blue, Deerfield "

country team. John Gordy '97 has ini- AndovewithothehRedronstheuannu a both teams returned to their benches proved to be a touch too tough as theyrace a I wasaboutthe peformane of rountry te Jo gordy '97h hsupr- tne sow w c ross counry sa AdvrEetrweeddtegrsi in disappointment, but also wondering forced Andover to bow out of the

the team as a whole," captain Darren porove hi tm T vetuch suppor temsprt," coivdulachiabefordnt said blue needed a win to secure a spot for what would happen next. tournament earlier than the Blue hadDinneen said. fo h Vta.TevtrnMk ept niiulaheeet r them in die tournament, a plateau all

Close behind him came Ted who Daly '96 ran Interschols for the first failures, the team has proved to be the teams fight to achieve. Exeter, howev- The oaches conferred with each planned.finished in fifth place. Finishing sec- time. He has been with the team for best. The 1995 Andover cross country er a lyn ne vnmr ie other and the referees and decided that Deerfield possesses players of

four years, and ran his fastest time last team will be one to remember. circumstances; the Red needed a vic- thWaewoleecosdrdn i, equayalb t he B luyes butmonmiles beyond the Andover girls. Oneplayer for Deerfield, a national teamstandout, surpassed the abilities of .Girls' S~~~~~~~~~occer RuS. Throughems Playoffs oas adimIL011 0 U ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r ~~~~ply amazing even her own teammates.

_________________________________ Playing well for die Blue was de-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~laingwel fo te Bue as e-- by Owen Tripp ~~~chance at a spot in the tourney nor moved to a position up front where ploited the few weaknesses of the Big eelswotecahssigdto fensive extraordinaire Katie Stewart,

PHILLIPLAN SPORTS WRITER could they ruin Andover's chances of she set up the game's only goal. Blue squad before. What the Green mark Deerfield's best player, had an '97, who did not allow a single ball in:,_________________________________ side the circle, and senior Jernfy~~~~~~idethecirce, nd enir Jri a playoff birth. Still, the Red had Andover scored with little time left in did not prepare for was the explosive incredible game allowing Deerfield' I ofawo crd te ln. much to play for, primarily to claim the gamne and then retreated into a de- skills of seniors Abby Harris and potent offense to only seven shots on Anoegalfth'am ofacrs

* ~~~~~~~~~~~bragging rights and spoil what was a fensive-minded strategy to make sure Freddy B arrows. goal. from Gwozdz. Erika Prahl also had .zarather successful day for Andover ath- Exeter had no chance to equalize in The final score of 3-0l doesn't Andover's second goal was proba- getgmdslyn xeln klsletics. the waning minutes of the game. lend an accurate idea of die true nature bly one of the nicest of the entire sea- we h oe pt owr ahi

In die end, the Big, Blue scraped After receiving a defensive clear of die gamne. Andover by no means son. Captain Harris hammered a ball than her normal defensive spot. -by Exeter with a one goal victory, but at mnidfield, Gotha handled the ball dominated the match until' the end the from twenty yards out. The topspin of For a good fifteen minutes:

-Tegirls regular sea- Exeter did succeed in casting doubt calmly and then dished off an excel- game when two injuries to Deerfield die ball caused it to dive quickly into Andover held control of the gamb,-soelyeddti over the dominance of Andover girls' lent through-ball. to forward Kate starting players sedated the Deerfield the opposite side of die goal. - keeping the ball in the Deerfield end

sowee with ane thigsocepoigt hs h ace cut '96. Schulte maneuvered attack and opened up several offen- Later in the half, Barrows carried, of the field and testing their goalie of:,weekwit a triling that the Big Blue had a long way to go around the final defender and sive opportunities to die Big Blue. the ball from one corner to the other ten. Unfortunately, the Blue could1-0 victory against--IAA-. -

THE PHifLLIPIAN SPORTS NOVEMBER 17, 1995

0 0 A probably at ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e* Division mE level. HeS ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~is looking at Trinity and Colby with

irls 7i~~~~~iirun p fothir laros pom. Ofil coreigheHobart, and Duke are top choices for

A t I n t e r s c h o l s i~~~~~~~~~~~l i k e E n g e l ~~~~~~~~ 9 6 football in mind whilethir Lehighrgra. O corse hr ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~asserts, academics will play the majorrole in hMs decision.t I n te r s c 0 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Lacrosse i actually Mike's num-

by Seth Moulton & Dave Shuman Jennifr Myung '98 finished ninth, by SethMoultonSteam.fSoye ofsmy fbestdfriendware withAtheoAndoverccoaches.l"A lt of rbernonespport.HHisNNewton Nortby Set Moulon ave Suma telnfth, fienth,9 a nitwenith, byLLPA SOtS Mo ItR guys I've played football with in high credit has to be given to the coaches team, which he captained as a senior,

PHILLIPIAN SPORTS WRITERS school," he asserts. He clearly enjoys for producing an undefeated team go- won two sechminip hs________________________________ spectively. All the Andover runners - playyigganddheeadded,,#-IIveealwayssinggtootheePreppBowl,""heemaintains,.sophomoreeanddseniorryears..Lastt

finished in the top two-fifths. The ps hteddi "The liked the emotion that goes into the Nobody seemed to have any great ex- year, Engel was elected an All:With -an exceptional Andover has never lost has never Catch" at this year's heart-stopping game." pectations for the team at the begin- American, and he looks forward to re:-team effort, the girls' lost a IV race as far as anyone can re- Andover-Exeter football game was A o mtoteewspet igo h esn unn otefedi h pig

cross country team cap- member, but Coach Anderson said thrown by backup quarterback Mike of it against Exeter. Although foot- As for the winter, Mike is excitedtured te New ngland this year's race was "remarkably com- Engel '96. Miter being the tar at his W~hile En-el has ball has certainly about skiing as much as he can

titleat Itersholslast petiive.""It asn' tha we erent as public high-school, Engel has come to played in other big dominated his year Although academics and sports have

Girls X-C Saturday. The win was good as we've been in past years- Andover this year as a P.G., and taken games at home, he at Andover so far, kept him busy at Andover this fall,-,especially fulfilling as other teams were just much better his new role in stride. With the gamne affirms, "That was . Engel came for other Engel was also involved in a Big

the Blue avenged last week's loss to than they normally are,"' he explained, on Saturday, he has certainly proved one of the most in- resn s el IBrother, Big Sister program at home.the Exies. Success at nterschols Th il'coscutysao hthspsto ntisfl'-ne es tltceet esn swl."

The girl' cross ountry eason tht his psition o this fal's und- tenselikeetAndover. lIt'sndHerenjoyede e hanginga aroundou withthhhicappd of a erriic saso forthe was filled with many surprises, and feated football team has been critical. I've ever been in- , definitely an inter- ten year old little brother twice i

Andover runners. turned out far better than anyone's ex- Mike Engel was born in New volved with. It was esting and challeng- week. Mike was also an active mem--The ky to he Bue's ictor was pectations. The pre-season favorite, York, and lived there for six years be- a mtoa olr n lc.Frm, hro oha niomna n k

the depth of the squad. While the top N4MH, tired out half way through the fore moving to Memphis, Tennessee. coaster." Another V - . coming from a pub- clubfour Andover runners had amazing season after racing twice every week. He started playing football in fourth big game for Mikeliscoltashol WeMkeE elomsuto

pleormance, Exweer t fur Exeter unexpectedly finished first in grade on an organized team, and has was his last game asicgcoou a hscho laWhe MieEnetomoro nt es outp oplacedhigher howevr, theBlue's the regular season after graduating played competitively every season as a senior last year. has, to say the least, against Hotchkiss, he will undoubted-

fifth place finisher, Captain Jen-Banks most of last year's team. since. Playing in the South was an in- Newton North lost, definitely been a ly perform well. In addition, he surely'96, finished eighteenth, twelve spots But, perhaps the biggest surprise teresting experience as Mike explains,an hewsuet - oghrniin.Bt ilbenjyghmefasefgt,

bette tha Exeer'sfift plae runer. was Andover's consistent improve- "They take a totally different approach for a while. .it's nice." Mike also either as safety or quarterback, alongfinisin fithe inder ac,a ate aet throughout the whole season and to football. People make it out to be a Enewaep-atiptsgisfo wthhertofheemtoctnu

Leain the-Adoverpackandeenticolltesgin carr wthire srek. tetamt oniu'fiishng ift inth rae, as ate atInterschols. Week after week, the religion-people are crazy about it." cil imrese

Crowley '97. Foll6wing close behind Blue continually progressed and no In fifth grade Engel moved north wtthnubroexidfast "K wng hti'slktoivaay Afterlatwe' eximn,

'were Casey Higgins '96, Aishah one ever had a major slump. All forty to Newton, Massachusetts which, he Exeter. Football is often not as big a from home will make my college ex.- Engel also emphasized, "It would beRoberts '98, and Anne Dixon '97 fin- girls stayed in shape and avoided any says, he in general likes better than the deal in prep school as it is for public perience a better one. I'll also become great to see all the fans that were atishing sixth, thirteenth, -and seven- serious injuries. The runners pulled South. He dressed for varsity his four high schools, and Mike was surpnised more academically sound." Exeter again because they sure helped

teenth respctivey. Thetop ffteen together as, a team and-let their pack years, at Newton North High School, at the support the team received. EngeI is looking forward to col- us a lot."finishers, i Cluigtrenoe running lead them to numerous victo- and started as the varsity quarterback Engel has also been impressed lege and hopes to be a quarterback

girls, were honored as All-New ries. all the gamnes his senior year and I England runners. While the Andover team may not many gamnes as a junior. When play- 4-

,"Kate ran the race of her life," have had as much natural talent as ing for the JV team as a freshman and

ahead, about two hundred yards from son and hard work throughout the fall back and a safety. bPerCritdooknocked Exeter out of the tournament Surprisingly, the ejection of Devanthe finish line, inspired Crowley to really paid off.'The Blue's potential Engel admits that playing for PLI[.4SRTWRERin the semifinals in what was the Big and Dwight ignited the squad and'

pull head nto ffth pace. t the started to show half way through the Andover has been a tough transition in ________________ Red's first ever waterpolo defeat Andover cut the deficit to 10-7 by thesame time, Higgins was somewhat season and from thien on, they were many ways. "I came from a program * Exeter hadn't forgotten their loss from end of the third quarter.disappointed with her performance aini for Interschols. where I was a star, but I have to play the previous year and came out hard In the final quarter, what had been

sneher previous successes this sea- Most of this young, talented team behind a sophomore here." He says, Io M ihrvnei id lhuh awtrpl ac eaeawrason inicatedshe miht have done will be returning next year. Certainly, however, that he's ha~p!y with how ' Andover had not beaten Exeter this the intensity level'blew through the

better. However, she had been injured expectations will be high for the things are going. When not playing Wyeateby a oecoei h of alr aaeadDrnnathe previous week, and hadn't raced league champions. New Captain quarterback, Mike has started on de- two teams' last meeting of the season, all scored goals to make a run at thein a meet for over two weeks. Crowley said, "Next year, we hope to fense at safety. One highlight of the lsnbyasingle goal. Exeter lead. Andover, however, just

Banks also didn't run as well as have a lot of fun and win Interschols season was the game against Deerfield .This past Saturday, The first quarter was close did not have enough energy or time tosehad hoped, and consequently just again." A strong nucleus has formed when he went in for the second half - the boys' water polo throughout, but P~xeter emerged with a see the comeback through and lost a

missed out on All-New Englands. "If this season which should carry the and threw a thirty-six yard touchdown. team traveled north to 3-2 lead. In the second quarter, Exeter tight game 13-10.

I had even run a decent race, I would Blue to success in the next couple pass to his roommate Mike Healey- Exeter to play in the deflated Andover and increased its Although the Big Blue lost thehave made it," said Banks. Both years I addition, there is much '96. After being down by fourteen - Interscholastic toumna- lead to four goals. Most of the Exeter championship, a second place finish atHiggins and Banks felt a lot of pres- promise in runners presently outside points after two quarters, the Blue pre- ment, seeded third be- goals came off of man-up situations in Interschols is hardly anything to get

sure going into the race-Higging. the top fourteen-Sonal Malpani '98, vailed. Boys POLO hind only Exeter and which an Andover player had been upset over. After the game, Taylorfrom not having raced recently and Abbey Goldstein '98. Jasmine Beyond his successes, Engel has Deerfield The Big momentarily ejected. If a play er gets said, "We played as a team againstBanks because of her position as cap- Mitchell '99, and Tara Sorighan '99 many other reasons to like football, Blue faced Deerfield in the semifinals three major penalties in one game. he Deerfield and beat them in dramatictain and because she had felt ill the are four runners who seem especially and the sport has definitely become an and defeated the Green 14-13. An ex- is then permnanently ejected from the style. Against Exeter, we didn't pull itpast week. Banks explained that they promising. important part of his life. One reason tremely talented Exeter squad, howev- contest. This possibility became a re- all together quite as well and could not

were both "disappoinied, but not upset Regardless of their outcome next is a cousin who passed away when er, was too much for Andover and ality for several Andover players as muster enough strength to win."because the team still won." "It was year, the girls will always look back only sixteen years old. "Her family knocked off the Big, Blue 13-10. they approached the three penalty lim- Taylor leaves the Andover tea~mall fight because others picked up on this season as a time of remarkable has always been big football fans, it. At half-time, Andover knew that after another incredible season inwhere I left off," commented Banks. achievement. Coach Anderson could- Sometimes when I play, I think about Deerfield they still had a chance to win as long, which he scored 95 goals. The seniors

The story of the day was definite- n't have been more pleased, comn- her and try to make her smile. We The first gamne Andover had to as they played hard and kept their on the team, Taylor, Dwight, Konet,,ly the Blue's team performance, and menting, "This is the most Satisfying were pretty close."' play pitted themn against the second penalties down. Devan, Fisher, Lasater, and Guile-,the IV race was no different from the kind of season. I can't state how Another one of Mike's main rea-7 seed Deerfield. Prior to Interschols, In the third quarter, the boys failed ended their season positively, contentvarsity contest. Sari Edelstein '98, proud I am of the girls." After a sons for playing is the team cama- Andover had played Deerfield three to follow their game plan as they con- with their effort and without remorse-

'.who won the race, and Kate Zangrilli tremendous fall, capped by an extraor- raderie. 'The relationship you have times and had come away with only tinued to foul and allow Exeter goals. over what could have been. During'98, who finished third, ran especially dinary win at Interschols, the girls' with your teammates has always been one victory. In the first quarter, Exeter's lead grew to 10-3 and to the seniors' reign, the water polo pro-good races. Ally Jay '98, Sarah cross. count Iy team is well deserving an important part of football for me Andover played extremely tough de- make matters worse, the third quarter \gram has become increasingly more

Zukerman '98, Aria Sloss '96, and of the New England title. because I've never been the best on a fense, yielding a single goal to the po- ended thei seasons of seniors Devan successful; there is no doubt the se-tent Deerfield offense. The score at and Dwight because both exceeded niors were a major part of Andover'ste end of one quarter had Andover the penalty limit. Taking the places of good fortune and they wilalb

ahead 2-1 on goals by captain Rush the ejected players were seniors Dan greatly missed.P o n d U p s e t s N o r t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Taylor '96 and Jason Deranania¶ '97. Konet and Mie astr'"~~~~~~s e th ~~~ ~~~~~The second 4uarter provide a lit- Milesl b

tle more action as each teamr scored

by James KnowlesFearing Schnaul, Greg Berard '98 cluster game, to the pep rally, to the foro, TaylorescoedltK ileesimeseVoilPHILLIPIAN SPORTS WRITER prayed to "Voodoo" and he was re- Andover-Exeter games. Gery n noCJf ,Dih th yils l ~ e e

warded with the game's only goal. Strong '96 and Pratap Penumalli '96 fourth. At half-time, the score was in 7,) ~ v T - r n T l n 'a an tigt clster ware, thdugh, Schaul still has at shut down the infamous offense of Andover's favor 6-5..9.-

~ match, the advan least one more termn to pound away at Reynolds Williams '96 and co. Greg I h hr ureAdvr_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

maeh goe toan the s wigt. Meredith Smith '96 Berard came up with the game winner jumped ahead 7-5 on Taylor's fourth by Tom Ryan & Paul Pennei Saturday's win because the Newteam nt the had a ball all day on Friday getting early in the second half. Goodyear golothgaeDeredfuhtPLLPASORSWTESnlndrpScolouam tws

lucky temno -h ad o h are ea Idnt wsbiddb h rgtlgt back, scoring two goals of their own -held on Sunday. This year's chamnpi-CLUSTAH Soccm better team. In the read fo thCae ea Idnt wsbiddb h rgtlg, to tie the game at seven. Taylor again onship was held at St. Paul's, and itC~us~rA SO big gae huh still think about Sam" McClellan '96 shanking easy goal after easy goal. C,______________ asa xiigtuny h il

big game, though, came up huge, sconn- his fifth of the MAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~were the fourth seed, which was notthis isnot appicable.Althoug - became mentally' prepared for the Coaching played a huge factor in this caeu ueson i ffho h

Rabbit Pond teani came into the game gaebypain od ui oto her gaeCnoc ou Dnmt" gm and puttfingd Andoverte aed 8-took_______________ indicative of their level of play at theas' th nedghyhdsonal window at guys playing lacrosse out- Kuhlman frankly carried the team Agai Defldrtiadan toktime. Their first opponent was

as the nderdo, theyhad shwn all side Steams. Bret Asbury '96 went with his-envigorating sentiments. Ben the lead 9-8Season that they were playing for the wiTaylor, for a third time, returned -I Cushing, who the girls beat 2-0 in asoul objective of playing in that final wth North legend (not Legend) Colin Langworthy and Miio Myr lo the favor to Deerfield and s cored to tie shortened match. Cushing, who

game andwinningthe whoe dairm Bwadwee to Harrison's for some red bolstered the Pond's confidence by thCae,-.Wih13 letinte __________________ Andover lost to earlier in the season',thin. "Qite impl, itwsacasc meat before the game. Wick McLean bellowing until they could bellow qureseirRbetFserpt **was overpowered by the Blue, This

caseg ofite uity, overcomin soccerc '96 and the rest of the Colin Bradley more. linfortunatly for North, their qadoer aeado 10-9eon aishort m match was merely a warm-up for the

skills." reckons Sam fan club hit it with him as well. John coach couldn't make the gamne, and telfsi.Wthoyscndlftn .--.. TeAdvrgr's big showdown with the number-one

Goodyer's o the ond'svictoy. In Boynton '97 became one with the Cluster MVP, Bret Asbury, was inef- the clock, Deerfield tied the gam b- i 1 \ vlealtam ndd ranked N.M.H. squad.

the end it all came down to who want- grss fedanthlitsborte feiv.fore going into the final quarter. ht I i their season on a posi- NMHed the gamne, and who was the best game. If there was any doubt who got Sour sentiments followed the The fighting back and forth con- 'A J/ tive note last week-

- pepaedfortheBatleRoyleof heBostexiteRtowsaPndeetinfgaeisnheeeavlyfavredNotheinudontotheforthandwoldu ve-d'even- en. Ateda.uge Evnttoug ia-wsuteeemiZ,sorts. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ *der Alex Fleming '96. Jesse Kean '96, squad came up small. Rabbit Pond did tually pull- the game to a near dead- come-from-behind nals, this match was hailed as the

Flagstaff phenom, shared in Fleming's have any doubts about this one, but re- . VOLLEYBALL win at Exeter 3-2 "real" championship. N.M H. anaEach team spent endless hours lock. The fourth quarter did not start -Advrwr h w togs em

preparing for this match. *Ian pregame rituals, and confirmed our ally who did? I closing, John off well for Andover as Deerfield ,they finished strong ' indther fie.reri the s eson tempBeparn or tchas '.9ath e pick. "No really guys, he got Spleensburg '96 shared his feelings, scored two goals in a row to put themn- taking third place in the New England Blei ecm the fiel.E rsti teal season h

v~eights all fall to become ready for pumped!" "Continue, yes, these gamnes will, and selves up 12-10. JD. Devan '96, re- prep championship. This was a great t aeagm rmteudfaeWhen the gamne started, every- lose, we did, but forget, there will be fusing to give up, scored to cut the 'finish for the Blue, and the team t aeagm rmteudfae

the leendar gameunderthe lghts, thing was coming up blue... from the none." deficit in half. Deerfield answered his should be satisfied with their progress metmfo thianhlton fgoal and regained their two goal cush- over the year. Cunro their oniamein 15-

ion. Exeter 13. The Blue went throug-h their corn-D~van scored again with 3:03 on C

the clock to bring Andover within a The girls were one of the first mion "second game slump", andgoal an Taylo sepdutoiehe teams to play at Exeter on Saturday dropped that game. As always,

game atd Thilrste. d On the nethe At the very beginning of the match, Andover came back strong, only toquence, Deerfiel stre onte the Blue played sluggil, ad drop game three by a 15-12 margin.

q, ~~~~~~~~~dropped the first game. I game two, When asked about why the Blue l6stpool and hit the crossbar above goalie though, they quickly pulled things to- the serrf-final, Nguyen responded!,

Jarret Baylss '9, onlyinche away gether to overcome the Red . After 'There were a few momet weewefrom taking the lead.

Withthe all n Anovers hads, falling again in gamne three, the Blue were playing 'not to lose' instead 6fthe sore nw stod at.13-3. Th Big had their backs against the wall. playing to win." The girls should be

Blue methodically. passed the ball Setting the tone for the day, the girls proud of the fact that they gave.- -' -,~~~. - - down the pool and with 1:18 left, -~~~~~~~~~attacked Exeter and took the final" tw N.M.H. all they could handle, and

-~~~~ -,- The, crowd~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- on hand went absolutely, pekdtvronwlyd n evry onofth toraet

6 THE PHILLIImAN NEWS NOVEMBER 17, 1995

- .by Franco Tones more than their fair share of injuries thrives on any pass play, leading thePHLIINSPORTS WRITER this season, but, according to Yates, line in sacks with thirteen, as well as by Dave Shuman ners to finish together rather than rely- keep up their positive attitude and

"Although e suffer njuries, e leading he team i quarterbck hur-IPIAN SPORTS WRITER ing on one or two runners to break team spirit I am confident' they canIn the midst of a furious and fierce always bounce back." ries. ahead. As in all other areas, Captain have more success at Interschols."

battle, human emotions often swell to Casella is a newcomer to football, Brian Yates of Hanover, New Acamnothgilcrscun Banks helped the Andover runners re- During the offseason Jeni trainsunparalleled levels. As Justin Turner first startingr to play in his tenth grade Hampshire is eighteen years old an s tytaJnBnshsldayug tain this pack formation. In fact, the hard to remain in good shape. This'96 put it, "The spirit of the Dog pos- year at Andover. Will is a three-year also a four-year senior. Yates started team to an amazing win at Interschols. primary reason they won Interschols past summer she participated in an

sessed m soul ad he strted tobark senor, whohails fom Sewikley, payComingtbintowetheeseasonrtetheoteaminwastewasatheirthdeeathwandasabilityepof nthebtopy outwardopboundrdprogramro thatthinvolvedeuncontrollably in one of the first Pennsylvania. Casella has made great years old.inxeecdaddd'tpsssn five runners all finishing close togeth- rock climbing and canoeing. In the

games f theseaso." Thi spirt and strides since his first days on the grid- Brian works best when the opposi- inen rieous ant ofialnt; posesan er at the top. Winter, she partakes in cross countryinest gieda nrde fr n io.tion is in the shotgun formation and Banks' senior skiing_________________which__________th eesthe hedfnielnad He leads Da Dawg Pound in tack- also plays solidly against the screen. seheshppo-~.-e portraysfrom that moment on they became Da les on, the line and has a total of ten -On these plays, Yates often makes it vided a basis frsafu aDawg Pound. sacks. Casella is most productive into the opposing teamr's backfield, unity and even- to keep fit.

-Da Dawg Pound consists of we h poiinrn h al Brian has eight sacks to show for his tual'success. Jen hasseniors Will Casella, Justin Turner and As all of the members of relentless play. Haling from , also given aBrian Yates at right tackle, nose guard Andover's front line, Will is in great Da Dawg Pound has achieved their Norwell, MA, f lot back to thearid left tackle, respectively. These athletic shape, and simply devours success by utilizing all their available Jeni came toAn o e

thyeehave uicky risn tostardm in running backs when they approach the attributes,speed, quickness, agility, Andover last cmuiyiIiiree have quickly risen to stardom in~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~hr woyertePrep School League because of line of scrimmage. and sheer determination. "We win year as a newhetw yartheir tupenous pay. AsBrianYates Justin Turner who has been play- games on love," says Turner. Upper. She had -hctiv mem-n

4aid, "It's amazing that three guys who ing football since the age of eleven, Crawling on all fours, these three guys started running atv enaie in their first 'starting season can comes from Lefrak City, New York. do the dirty work and don't make the spring track .h.'.. er of corn-

c~ntro the ine a well s we ave." Turner, now 17 years of age and a four 'headlines. Freshman yi=muitrsrIt is assupiigtaBiBles year senior, has increasingly proved The Big Blue football team is in- Norwell sim-

defensive line has proven so powerful that he is a defensive juggernaut and is undefeated and most likely headed for pl beas itVngrohrbecaue the are ne ofthe saller feared throughout the league for his the Prep Bowl. The defensive line has wa th spr - kncaateb~~~~~~~~~cause they are one of the smaller~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'defensive lines in the league. defensive prowess. been an instrumental part of wch osofkcharvidedAndove's frnt thre meaures u like It is a rare that Justin finds himself Andover's success. her friends haisprtinefo

this: Casella, 6'3" 210 bs, Turner, ilngle-blocked, considering that most Amongst star studded defense, playedeand shehad no other ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .he ees n60" 223 lbs, and Yates, 6' 210 lbs. teams double and triple team Turner. these boys shine brightly. So the next hd n te v,,,' -~ohr h

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by Karen Kirley ~assumed the position of goal tender, this season. "You learn to love the plished racer, aheadPH-ILLIPIAN SPORTS WRITER During the summer, a water polo pain," she exclaimed with a smile on Thi season, toInterschols

camp she had expected to train at was her face, "You can't be a goalie and be Banks consis- a u li~ed wit speedstrengt, ener- suddenly canceled, so Megan resorted afraid of the ball." tnyraamzgrcetoadhemate goal."

g and skill, this year's girl's water to paiginformally three times a Playing, in the deep end, she's teaiit's score. But, even more~ Thioemfcptipaohrrt-oth il hv urrsngyfnpolo eam s thebestin Adovers hi- wek with some friends back in Saudi expected to tread water for an entire tant were here contributions to the times and caused a lot of extra pres- ished a terrific season with a 'win at

to'ry and thanks to Megan Kultgen it Arabia. Despite her newness to -the quarter and in order to block shots she team's overall attitude and spirit. As sure. She had to worry about getting Interschols. None of these resultssustaned recod ofeightwins one sport, Kultgen put forth her best effort must jump into the air, which can be next year's captain Kate Crowley everyone organized and mentally would have been possible without the

loss. Her talent in goal and humor on not only to save goals, but also to teach somewhat exhausting. points out, "We had about the same ready to race which sometimes made great encouragement and moral sup-deck made her an incredible asset to Annie Lux and Mel Lind, her protlg~s. Besides strength and stamina, tim- amount of talent as Exeter, but our e- concentrating on her individual per- port provided by Captain Jen Banks.the team and teammate Lauren Hacker "A goalie's two main purposes are ing is most important so Kultgen per- nior encouragement played a huge formance difficult. She has performed her role as the /

commente, "Mega pushedherelf to communicate and to stop the ball fected judging between a skip and a role in our victory at Interschols."1 Next year, Jen hopes to continue team leader as well as anyone could.from entering the goal," Megan lob shot or what direction the ball is Another key to the Blue's achieve- , .each day in ractice and her hard work Z rudn inAdvrsrtrnn unr.a college.,Yet, she fescn-NxtyaB kspwilt bed ofuningshpaid ff. hav so uch espet fo her explained, coming in. ments was its ability to run in packs." fdn nAdvrsrtmn unr, a olgbttesii n nt h

as a tammat, a peson ad a frend." Observing the other team and With these skills in mind it's quite This allows many of the team's run- She predicts, "Next year the team will has instilled' in~- the younger team

Kultgen discovered water polo maigjdmn al soeo h-imrsieta ute tpe ithrough her sister who played on the toughest skills in any s'port and out of thirteen shots her first game of

varsiy tea durig the'93 sason. Kultgen accepted these challenges, the season against Loomis and wehit onvarsity team durin- the '93 seaTesAdovenArhaeoogyCluAlthough Mega ,whasietopy shouting out plays and positioning the to shut out nineteen of twenty seven T eA d v rA c a oo vC usoccer and softball as her core sports. defense every game.' "I feel comfort- shots on goal two weeks ago when

neve dremed f plyingpolo she able with Kultgen behind me, if there playing her hardest game of the season-1h o elS P ab d M u=accepted the invitation to play goalie wsever a chance '1 let a shot through, against CumberlandValley.

the fal termof he upperyear.I know she'd be there," remarked Cate It's her talent and determiniation 1) JIIp e nt. Encouraged b'y veteran polo play_ Beirre, a key starter on defense,.htmk e tlteo h em u

ers, Kultgen entered the pool half way As the final line of defense, Meg the fun Kultgen to the team cannot gothrough the season and trained under admits that playing goalie can get very unrecognized. Wearing her lime green

SarahMarin '95 o lea the unda- emotional at times. She, however, is zipper suit and making her hilariousmentals of oal tending. A fast'learner, expected to bounce back from person- "Kultgen comments" everyone has MS I ~aID oKultgen was adopted onto the team, al let downs, and play one hundred grown to love and admire her. 4but played little during the '94 season. percent for her team, whichi she Captain Kealy O'Connor summa-ICeo'

Thenex yer, oweerwit strt- demonstrated in Andover's ame rized her teammate by saying,ing galie arah armnogone nd a against Deerfield. "Kultgen is the best goalie I have ever I - -

talented team destined to win New Blocking the shots is another thing played with. She is the reason we won T1England's, Kultgen nervously Kultgen has mastered, experiencing New Englands. Plain and simple."

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Anh Nguyen '96 And~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~rewv Sein'9by Pratap Penumalli and team functions were organized. mates and her coaches have been the by David Weiner

PHILLIPIAN SPORTS WRITER y~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~P-ILLPANSPRS R~Eextremely difficult to show each play- [Henderson] and Marlys [Edwards]

Throughout.-the 1995 season, the er what their role was on the team. have been the best. I'm so glad that Anyone who know Andy Stein atvoice of unity within the7 close-knit Nguyen feels that once everyone saw they were my coaches. They have all knows he is an extremely likeable

Andovr gir's voley bll tem has that they each had a purpose, the team very different coaching styles, but guy, but tends to be a little shy and been o-capain Ah Nguen. B her improved. Talking with Anh after they compliment each other well, unassuming. He does not necessarily

actins conapanf thecut Nguyenhe games, it was evident that she took a They helped unify the team the most." take to leading well, however, as co-ats on atdsfhe ura soNgueade great deal of pride in the fact that she Nguyen said that having to work with captain of the Varsity soccer team,

who knws howto brig a grup of was the co-captain of a team that was teammates that she didn't know was Andy has transformed his persona topeopl togtherto wok fo a cmmon constantly making itself better. the worst part of her season, but then help lead the team through an excel-

goal. Coming into this season, the vol- How Anh helped to turn the sea- it became the best part. "It, was great lent season with his fine play andleyball team had few ex.- -to know all of these people leadership.pectations. But with the ~''' so well." Nguyen not only This two year senior hails from AV~ . '

~' help of her coaches and co- helped others to grow, but the nearby Framingham, MA and his J~~-captain Carlotta King '96, :yc~; also grew herself. She has defensive prowess on the soccer field itY~Nguyen helped her team- ~ -'ipoe e olyal has helped to eamn his the much de-mates to a third place finish ' '" - '.. btmealyndpsil- serving award of Athlete of the Term.

in New England. .~~r ~ ~, ~ .<~ ii. ly. When asked how sheWh e ngsecaetohlpdteolebllta Andy began playing soccer twelve 7

Andoe he junormear to. hsyasserpid years ago at the tender age of six. ,

Anho hneer plaoryeao-ree dutd htw From then to nowv, he hasn't stopped,Anh had never played vol- ~~~~~~could do. Even when I was finding teams to play on year round. '

leyball before. She playedFothpatfvyerheasbnatwo years on IV, where she -' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '~"' frustrated, I always knew Fothpatfvyerheasbnawatched the championship .,~~~~~~~~, ~~ ~. we could win." crucial member of his club team, the seasons of the varsity teams ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~. Nguyen is extremely Boston Eagles, who traveled all the Photo I1G. Sto-

at the time. After her sec- - v'wl-ie yhrta- wyt lrd fe inn hi a ure the win over Exeter and the top with. He's the best with his head."ond year of playing volley- mates. "Anh was the-ideal to a spot in the Nationals for their age seeithtora ntfrAdv.Sen'prnsmkehehrtp-ball, it was time for her to cati, adJnRdn dvso.We se bu n e- Not only does Stein excel on the grnmage from his home won to watch'move up to Andover's top- ' ,-.,".-- .'96. "She's supportive, tors; that come to mind, he mentioned soccer field, he also shines in the "Andrew play as often as possible.level. Nguyen speaks fond- ""' ' ' hsesagodlaead btto.Oe i oc eea classroom. Although he mildly states They have been very supportively of the varsity team that " she's an awesome person. Andover, Bill Scott, and the other his that his grades are "decent", he looks tliroughout his soccer career and plantook the court her upper year, but says son around is no mystery. Her scrappy She did her job as captain in a laid- club team coach, Ed Kelley. Stein of- to matriculate at Boston College, to continue their support as he plays inthat something was missing, they play and determnination inspired all back, positive way. For a little person, fered, "Both coaches have helped me Princeton, Dartmouth, or Columbia. college and beyond.were not an extremely close team: who came in contact with her. "Anh she's got an amazing amount of talent to bring my game to another level, a Whichever school Stein chooses to at- -Although he tends to be a reserved

Nguyen was voted co-captain at has been a great leader," said coach in volleyball." The eniire team looked level I never knew I could reach." tend will certainly benefit from his and unassuming, Stein has managedthe end f the '4 season When ~ Kathy Henderson. "She had undying up to Ngruyen in some way. She is a JutthspstweenAny pesne

outs for the 1995 began, no retumning determtio n ngas plyewereo g eatersotonl who se te -aptbon showed his' impact on the Andover Stein, during this interview, re- toecm ue ai poplarman outeplayrs kew wat o exect.Th ear u."We hig eentg- ledr o nyi setec-ati team as he saved the game for the mained his calm, reserved self. room where he lives with co-captain

was no disputing that the individual ing well on the court Nguyen stepped of volleyball, but she is also captain of Blue. Alhuhh i o aetomc o WilHnh'6i otnosyfleplayers had talent, but they still were in and calmed her teammates. the varsity softball team in the spring. After Hugh Quattlebaum '96 had Aoffer hn askd out his oacheso Wih frendshand6whnchetisuout anlld

not a team yet. WhenThoughutNguyenaonsawuyThroughouty fotheftaseasontooNguyenve be-rLuckilyedabforhisoftballit ftheys ntoohnwills havenntis shea knetwa tmen t prgien caentsosfrteaoutoawe togcpti.Nue ilntb netted the one goal of the game, n and team, he stated "I love 'em all, about, you will never see him wander-

the ledershp tha she as ment to she spent diving for balls on the floor, willing to take much credit for the vol- Exeter player made a rush down the Coach Scott is great and I am im- ing by himself. On the contrary, beWh edrhen thte as ean to ~l "I don't think anyone has hit the floor leyball team's success. "I don't think field and broke through the Andover pressed with how well the team has has gathered quite a large following.

prved. eantgsuced harder or more often than Anh," said its the function of a captain to single defense. Goalie Scott Turco '96 at- come along." Stein's dominance on the field and

Although the outcome of the sea- her coach. "I've never seen a volley- herself out. Everything we accom- tempted to block the feeble shot of the When coach Scott was informed in the classroom has helped to makeson was phenomenal, Nguyen feels ball player on the floor more than plished was a team effort." If Nguyen Exie, but could only find a piece of that Stein east the Phillipians choice him the well-rounded, likeable type of

'~ tht th mostdiffcult art f thesea- Anh," stated Grace Rollins '97. was not a part of the 1995 Andover the ball. The ball slowly traveled to- for Athlete of the Term, he could not gu1y that colleges look for. He has had,sonhast on the motdfiutepam's osheseat Though much of the season has volleyball team, they would not have wards the back of the net, but sudden- haebeCoeeae.H fee," n rbe idn i ih eea

Deerfeld nd Exter."We wre rally been a struggle to maximize the per- accomplished half of what did. Anh ly, out of nowhere, Stein came flying am very happy. H ecould not have Andover and when he graduates, theunfocued," se said "We kew we formnance of the team, Nguyen has Nguyen led the volleyball team to suc- towards the net. He lept into the air been a better choice. Andrew is a school will loose a tremendous man

~F could win, but we weren't." Trying to taken many rewards from her season. cess the only way she knew how: with and calmly vollied the ball out of the tremendous player who is the heart with many strong qualities. It is thesepp ting toethr,.tea metinsto The relationships between her team-, a positive attitude and hard work, net and back into play before it could and soul- of-the team.7-Fellow team- qualities that have helped Andy Stein

pull things together,- teamoss th meetingsnm A-b.. 6 cross the goal plain, ~mate Ian Klaus added, "He is one of earn the honors of Athlete of theA 9& This goal saving play helped to as- thbetdfnrsIaveerpyd Trm

by Owen Tripp the epe h noshrta.Se festAt he playe hasdefnddevelopedvr sig- Tern

by Owen Trippbthe saesotht she didn' getr h team. She feels muchao her pa a develop- -g

In th seasn of'93, bby Hrris same sense of satisfaction out of them. ment has come from the serious and by James Knowles squad. The team was composed main- season when he was twelve years old'96wa the rightn ofie3derb for te Oeo h aorkyif hlflsocig fo ae PHI-LLPIAN SPORTS WRITER lyr of Seniors. In Rush's first year, the with the Swim Tulsa Waterpolo team,

"96 was the rightmidfielder for te One of the majo keys of helpful Goaching frteamawastrebuildingui andgfanishedi ine whichhi he waswunableletookeeppup'team that claimed the title of New Andover's potent offense has been Kennedy. "Coach K is a great coach,moetyasihinNwEgnd wthterpyrbuhe asee-

'Englan Champon. Tw yearslater, Hs's effective use of teamnmates, she pushes us hard and there is no With a minute and thirty seconds mdsl ts~t nNwEgad ihohrpaes u ewsdtrHarris has gravitated towards the mid- eSpecially midfield talent Barrows. question about whether or no she remaining, the Andover Varsity afeloigtExer2-.Rs mnd.IhsscndeanTyr

d~e o thefiel butthe eam s bak in Harris and Barrows have established knows the game." Waterpolo squad was close to shatter- recalls being beat up on as a small went to California, a hotbed forthe runing ad is te numbr one themselves as an effective combina- For next year, Harris s looking at ing any hopes at playing in the finals Frsmniarokseo.Wtrpofraouaetbth

seed for the title. Under her captaincy, tion. Harris ad Barrows, in their first an array of schools where she would of Interschols. A powerful Deerfield AsfracopinseosRh plyd nytw mnusin or'the team has finished a tough schedule year playing together, have worked have no problem being part of the soc- squad stood in their way, leading in the finds it difficult to say which was his games. From there on though, Taylor:with a league'leading record of 1 1-2- with each other well totaling almost cer program. Among those that she is game 12-10 late in the fourth quarter. greaetfoechasisiganlw hdawathfpaygtm.*2. twice as many goals between them as applying to are Colby, UVM and The Big Blue Captain, Rush Taylor, points. He was pleased with this year Rush will raduate in the spring

There is no doubt in one's mind the rest of the team combined. When Connecticut College. No matter where stepped up and lead his team to a ra in particular, because the team had and the Waterpolo team will rebuild,that Harris has been with the team Harrs was asked about the addition to she goes she'll he a large asset to the matic 14-13 victory in this heated bat- hopes of a great season, but they did but he has plans of playing in college.

'thrughot th seaon a bot a drec- the team, she remarked, "Freddy real- athletic program. Harris has also spent fle. This leadership represents Rush's not have the personnel. With only two He wishes to play at Berkely orthohbutth soasyoffnsiveh weon ly stepped up as a midfielder this year, the last three years at Andover playing play in the water throughout the year. returning starters, this year appeared to Stanford, both of which are division IThe fur ar vet ensie0eaon o the varsit Taylor, a four year starter on the be another rebuilding year, but five in waterpolo.

'finished the regular hockey and Varsity Waterpolo team, came to players stepped up into those starting Rush has been an integral part ofseason with sevenI a c r e Andover as a smrall, individual player. spots and the team fared far better than this Andover Waterpolo team for- sogoals and seven as- teams. Her Through his four years, Rush has anyone had expected. In the beginning many year that his presence will be

? sists. In her first -ame ~~~~~~~~~~~true vse developed into a team player that is a of the season, the team lost to Exeter missed. Waterpolo coach, Mr.of the playoffs she claims, has ~~~~~~~~~~spectators delight. He commands the 1-9, but as the team developed Murphy, has enjoyed watching Rush,

had the assist to the and always water heSldnceu fRs evlptrug hs or eradgame winning oal in will b the simply ith his presece. Taylor aound the soli nucleusaofrRshidevelopttrough thesenfur.yearsrangame winning goal in will be the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~scored 95 goals in 13 games this sea- Taylor, they came within one goal in feels that he has brought a level of

addition to a oal her- -game of soc- son inldn iea.is xtri their last match of the regular season, excitement to the game that made the,self. Harris's play ~~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cer. soicuigfveaantEee n dou

self. Harris's play Two year ~~~~~~~~~~~~the finals of Interschols. He earned adfuht back from a 10-3 deficit season interesting for everyone-combines mostly a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ te mm te All-American honors last season, against Exeter to come within three in involved. Mr Murphy has no doubt

'mix of speed "d fi-, em aetefnl fItrcos hth ilcniu mrvn iM a r y - despite an injury that kept him out of tefnl fItrcos hth ilcniu mrvn inesse. She is just as M ary-Bfr oigt noeRs aealtruhclee

likely o move he bal - M a g~a r t allbut fiv games Rush ws the frst BeorelcomngttoindoverRush gaesallahrough ollege~~to open up a lane for - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Fitch '97 of- Andover Waterpolo player to ever be plydWtrooahihmen

sooeod 1' shla e 'eeorTe anAl Tulsa, Oklahoma. He recalls his firstisto create ogsibili- most notice- Americn

t.is fr href able part of Through hities for herself. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'-'' ~~~~Abby's game play in'

Teammate Kathryn .-

"Freddy" Barrows '96 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~is her hus Interschols lasttie.. .she'll year, Rushsaid "She [Hariis] -

does a really good job play the en- eevdAlof reading the fied tire game un- Tournamentdeciding where tels oc e honors along,:opportnites are and "' t.~~ cides to take with the Mostusing them." he ot.Zh aI abI

Harris's - game, ' team will Player award.

8 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~THE PHiLLiPIAN NEWS NOVEMBER 17, 1995

Locke Speaks at Peabody, Visits ClassesAndover StdnsAndover Aims to Receive 100Continued from Page P intls ofLife-SavingBlo

1994 byoo EartheratRecoris a by Christopher Lee donate. Also, people currently afflict-The Flood & Other Lakota Stories, a ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Volunteers Help La2wrence PijnJPIA STF WRE ed with illnesses, like the flu and strep

cassette released by Parabola in 1993,StdnsWieadPf mthoprgntw en nd eplare two examples of Locke's works. StdnsW t n efr h-,;rh ude 110 uds r o

Locke spends much time travel- 'Thi= Modem Day Fairy Tales To provide patients with blood for w~i nr pusaentlIibg to teach people about his beliefs illnesses such as cancer and heart dis_ permitted to give blood. Other more'and values. He visits the Northeast by Nelson Wen ease, this year's Phillips Academy uncommon limitations include expo-once or twice every year. PHR.LPLA'.N STAFr WRflER Blood Drive, conducted in conjunc- sure to V drugs, travel in malarial ar-Agrangements for Locke to visit PA tion with the American Red .Cross, eas with anti-malarial drugs in the paststarted a year ago, and since spring On November 8th, members of will to collect pints of life-saving three years knd having been tattooedthis visit has been on his schedule. His the Latchkey Theater Troupe commu- blood from members of the PA com- mn the last twelve months.

: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~nity service program presented 'Three Becuetepn fbodgvnivisit is sponsored by the Peabody Modem-Day Far Tales", a culmina munty on Monday, November 20.eauetepnofbodgvniMpseum of Archaeology. tion. of the efforts of PA Theater Andy Cline, Cluster Dean of rarely used as whole blood but rather.

On this visit, he will stay in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Troupe volunteers and Lawrence area West Quad North and one of the orga- a eea opnet nldn hAndover Thursday, and Friday, before elementary students. nizers of the event, aims to receive at red cells, plasma, or platelets, a donorcontinuing to Maine. The visit was Ovrtecus fti em h es 0 oain uigtefl.He is not helping only one patient butsponsored by the Peabody Museum volunteers have been working with points out that although roughly 50% many patients with various problems.with assistance from AV, CAMI), the eleven fourth-graders to develop their of the population is able to donate In the spring, PA sponsors anotherDean of Studies, the Dean of Faculty, own renditions of three fairy tales, bodlesta 5% culyde. blood drive where students, who haveStudent Activities, and the Theater The children were encouraged to Mike Kuta, a head trainer and the oth- added a year to their age or are feelingDepartment, make their own adaptations and er coordinator of the blood drive, also healthier, with .the season, can donate -

Kevin Locke has been acclaimed scripts. Three long weeks of work and - - frtefrttm.Adnrcnasby various publications nationwide. effort culminated in the production, hopes to raise participation in order forite frsie . Ao donor cak aorThe Detroit Metro describes him as "a appropriately titled: "Beauty and the match or surpass last spring's high ghie mreiu blo io.h eight afr

soft spoken man with a disarming, Giant," "The Search for the Perfect numbernt,"ofTh133ealoodfdonohe.Ptheir pumber of donation. Theoeightgetlepoair who itho a pisrfiint Bride," and "Snow White and the The belief that donating blood is a weeks is a precaution to provide a

buttl a ls o ano well-ve rfe t ForDavs"alo hc ee time-consuming process is false. The "resting period" to refurbish fluids indiance, ui-- produced in the community center in actual donation lasts only ten minutes the sy therhat ein

The Dallas Morning News said of Lawrnce.and the remainder of about an hour is Forsa hetn Northes Region,his storytelling, "Mr. Locke has the -Led by student coordinator Regan passed with a careful study of past MaoSs c es and t Maine t RedlCossfare ability to tell sophisticated tales in ''4\Clarke, faculty advisor Susan medical history and a rest in the "can- BodSrie utcletamsMargolin, and Phillips Academy vol- teen," where juice and nutritious 270,000 units of blood each year ina way that children understand, but unteers Hillary Brendzel, Margaret sak r rvddt elns h order to meet their needs. Theirwithout condescending." Dickson, Tom O'Gorman, Paulia snaht ane inoflud oelue.is he brochure urges people to be responsi-

His music is described as '¶refresh- "' 'Flores, and Jessica Contarino, the slghcaneifldvou .Te bednossyngtt,"eRding and clean musical breezes created Theater Troupe program works in body, which regularly contains ten to bCedors , sayine that, 'Thed Redomuby the flute of Lakota Indian Kevin conjunction with the Latchkey service twelve pints of blood, replaces within Ciroegive at l is althuLocke spawn images of the traditional to expose children in the Lawrence 24 hours the one pint taken. Qualified niyrsucgvefelybhatysounds that used to echo through the area to natural self-expression. individuals also monitor the donor's generous people and available to sick

woods and over waters" by the South The activities began this term with pulsee bloodties bpressure, and wtemperaturebord injuredepatientspewhouneedrit.Bend (In.) Tribune. Hoop dancing uses twenty-eight black, red, yellow and white hoops File gamnes that Performance Teaching at the center.Po e

representing the four races of humankind, directions, seasons and winuds. Fellow Chloe Keller developed to em- Many potential donors fear con-phasize physical movement, memory, tracting blood-related afflictions suchdiscerning various sounds, and ex- as AIDS during the donation process. C l ( IBarry Completing Book on the Origins of pression. These skills were then ap- Clime wants to abolish this misconcep- Stries Sh plied in a theater production highlight- tion and says, "-There is absolutely no Tw nv. v Miut Lossing the children, chance one can contract the HIV-virus Tw nyv e l wL sMathematics and theID Pythagorean T er mRegan Clarke, the Theater Troupefrmoo.EeynreoflctciyDssoufoi neorem student coordinator, felt that overall frmdonating bo.Eeyn r-of lctityDs tou fr'The term for Theater Troupe has ceives a badnwneedle wihMany Stadents

by Grace Lee the book with new information. Mr. rem that came to be named after him been a success; the children were not means no genms, no risks."PHELLIPIAN STAFF WRITER Barry hopes to finish in two years. despite the fact that it was known for olyepsdttharbthouh Aoer oiiv apctftebySmG der

The book focuses on important about one thousand years before he only exoedtHtetrbthogh Aote ostveapcto teb STAFF oodyeRtheplays and games they learned nat- process is the chance to get tested by a ~ ~ WIEMr. Barry, an instructor in mathe- questions sch as: "How was it that was born?". ural means through which they can special coded system which informs

matics at PA, has been writing a book the human race came to do and value In exploring the origins of the express themselves and they managed donors- of any contracted diseases or Amidst a flurry of acadenmic activi-on the history of math for the past five mathematics? To what extent did reli- Pythagorean Theorem, the book deals to have fun at the same time. I was re- problems. ty and, turbulent weather, a cripplingyears. The resource book, which will gious desire for accuracy in worship- with documentary and archaeological ally impressed by the courage and tal- However, not everyone can donate twenty-five minute power outage,

consit of our arts nd aproxiate- ping the Gods lead to mathematics? evidence from Greece, India, China, ent displayed -by these children, and I bloodstruc Pyh flls Acaemyae 73 on rue18lyns tof hurdrt and porty aee- What did the Sumerians see in mathe- Mesopotamia, Egypt, Neolithic look forward to working with them blo. A person must be eighteen caused by h llen traeeya3 on rue18

ly two hundred nd fomtticsgthatx-leadithemxtoe createischools uEnglandsandolMesoaoericae(Southeaagaindnextdatermgand improvingwiuponaTplores the origins of the Pythagorean atcthtlathmtcraeshos EgndadMsaeia(Suhwith a signed parental consent form to uedyngtThhavwisadTheorem and how it can be linked to 'in which mathematics was taughlt in a and Central America). It also consists the program." torassacetEetred owr linthe origins of mathematics. formal setting? What really was of problems invented by Mr. Barry as A Lihnd, wchstemanoueofnrgfr

Currently revising and expanding Ptaoa'cnrbto totete- wlaspolm fudinhtrcl L1 L Phillips Academy and leads directlly tomanuscripts,.y o

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the orce ere ar bookus buty Mr. raised a record $500,000, mknitdents who were working on term pa- ,~~~ Barry ~~~~~~~~~~~On November 19, Sunday,thAIS cioCm ite'scnd a the time and lost much of theirBrystated that the Oliver Wendell PilpAcdm wllsnatrue largest fundraiser for AID)S care and

Holme Libary as ben vey hepful of students to participate in the sev- pr etion.'slrgstinoo Once the Massachusetts Electricin finding and obtaining some of them enth annual AIDS Dance-a-thon. The Bilda Bso' ags n oor ne was cut, technicians at OPP, arefrom other libraries, event, to be held at the Rock Hynes danceuparty,"ttheoDance-a-shondwil

Mr. Barry did not begin this "jour- Convention Center in Boston, expects fetredffrniknscfmsihhaendt twentou hursev aurday,... ney" with the intention of writing a to attract more than 5,000 dancers and appeal to al tastes. Participants will swhitchenoerae t oh eer tn

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about problem solving and decided Group and Community Service Office Th ac-a-thon has various all campus power needs. Between thethat he would include a five-page ex- jonl r~~P~sAaeys sponsors, including radio station KISS failure of the main line and the ignition

~~~~~, .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~planation of the Pythagorean Theorem patcpto.Tit iesuet, 108, Newbury Comics, Newsweekly, of the generator, there was gap of ten.~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~y' ~~~~~~~~~~along with chaperones Jennifer

and its origin. Through his research, Hcmnad'iaBoeyS th The Tab, Fort Apache, Dr. Marteis minutes.Mr. Barry discovered fascinating new will go to Boston on Sunday as PA"s and Eastpak. In addition, the team Many students saw a flickering ofideas and began exploring issues that team, which raises the most money will win light twenty to thirty seconds beforehe had not previously considered, "I did [the Dance-a-thon] last year an all expense paid private party at the the outage and immediately saved

- and I had lots of fun. It's a great way ~~~~~~~~~Hard Rock Cafe in Boston. their documents but others were not so Consequently, the book expanded and ~~~~~In a kit sent to dance teams, the lucky and lost, in many cases, all ofk ~~~~took on a new direction, to dance, have fun and raise money MageofteDn--hnL is hirpe.K ~~With the aid of aKeenen Grat, fragetcuelkADSae. Capella, said, "By organizing and be- The outage most notably affected

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'WAITING FOR LEFTrY WVAS WORTH THIE WNAIT Godot Prepares Andover -Eee

by Courteney (3adsden ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Bright and Kaytea Petro '96 (who wa for Tang D ebut W e e dA tr ah byLIPA Soute FF Gadsen suffering from the flu and conjunc tivi- Roof, 17idngs with

tis on this night) were Dr. Benjamin, a Now AUDIENCE WILLWAT"J ' ' '

Saturday, November I11th, marked . ' Jewish surgeon in a charity ward andthe c6'sing night of Waiting for Lety Dr. Barnes, the hospital director, by Nick Fettman New Weekend Scoopa 1935 play by Clifford Odets, directed respetvel.t moet r ejmnPHILLIPIAN STAFF WRITER b ohPfe ohMnby Tristan Roberts '96. Originally hat he rela d momnt Dur.enjamintby NoahND PeFfe Jshanwritten as Communist Propaganda, hasabenin- Forin srgeioby heaFplayNS OFritG

affluent son of a hospital donator. Dr. Wat o oo,"apa rtWaiting for Lefty is a portrayal of the ~ ~~~~~Barnes is forced Ito reveal the anti- ten by Samuel Beckett, and directed by Hi flsitshewknd sop

effects of Capitalism on the working . Kevin Heelan, the former chairman of fls t h ekn sopclass- in this case, a union of New ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~emiicconnotations of the situation,Latwend ashebgamad

Yorks it casrier, as wllisote uforunaewpweranddrama department, and a profes- Latwend ashebgam adortsa usdrisrst lieset control thi givnothae rich a t nal playwnight, will be presented in sounds like y'all did pretty well, huh?.-

Roberts used his artistic license to control that is given to the rich, a fact ttheTTangttheateroonTThursdayFriddyy, IIwwouldn'tkknowbbecauseII'mttooantii'-change the setting of the play -to ten ~~~~~~~~~hich causes Dr. Benjamin to want to and Saturday t 7:00 PM. - social and lethargic to get my self intorchange the setting of the play Jo ten ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ tae cio, ~.,inte ordofth mcr ndc al h wy oExte.

years into the future, as well as to tkaconie.inhewrd fte "Waiting for Godot" is a tragic my ca n oal h a t xtfswitch the political focus of the strik- cadie' nosrkcomedy about a couple guys waiting A o ychrh aei hr.ing cab drivers from communism to By presenting scenes away from 'for some guy who never shows up, and But even he was averted at the begin-socialism, which had reached new - those involving the Union, it could be the devices they invent to pass the fling of the second half by my ip-

-heights in the duration of the Great seen that class distinction is rampant in tm WiigfrGdt eeosa tetcmain.H i ac hDepression, and in the eyes of Roberts, fe okCtad namc ieln cratedgfo abot efic s pace highit ofpathes gae wi th Gunghas the possibility of happening again grander scale, everywhere in the feigcetdaotaseii lc, hglgto h aewe ug

,in the years leading up to 2005 A15. world. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~emphasizing the meaning behind, the dipped one unfortunate nipple-grifiriinth e leing pnt 2005l AD.n world. n scn o aiig o play rather than what actually happens. into the mud, sullying the nice clotlies~

Wihakoeing paeithCandrfinal scnen Leth fminl scener9 of W At eo Among the cast are Kel O'Neill. adorning the nipple-boy.taking li the efcbdri vertonKe'leLfty, Ewmy Krame '96 ase Agaten Mike Smart, Mike Burbank, Charlotte I did, however, go to Boston on

Meeting Hall, the effects of poverty Keller, a woman that has been working Newhouse, and Danhoue, Konet.n K Ting T Poo Fridayiandanfindna restaurantt for everyand higher authority on workers is Tristan Roberts not oin1y directed Waiting for Lefty but Photo /File in the factories since age eleven, rises istetaemngrJoiYug bd whlvsfneinngntepainted through a variety of sketches. also acted in his directorial debut -to tell her story'. She stresses the absur- hes the lgtnge Mandgr cotumes, d chap The laces icks diefn an BeSeveral involve actual cab drivers and '96, for whom this was his acting suggested to Phillips by the agent's dity of the fact that the desire to fight Bruc e acong conostes Mr. cho. Ifhyo wlaceki aways fro arvardetheir families, while others center debut. secretary that she obtain a copy of the means that you are therefore a "red," a Mark Efiniger is the producer, who square towards Porter Square you willaround workers in the fields of sci- In his scene with MacNaughton, Commnnist Manifesto and study it conunmst. It is these people, though, supports the other people involved in Come across the old Eef and Bee ho onence, acting, and medicine.' With a DeMeo is the enforcing crowd con- Kevin Clime '97 gave an equally she says, that have helped her in her the play, and helps the play run the left side of the street. The Eef andsimple set, plain costumes and the troller at the Union Meeting, and ends spirited performance dt the football most destitute of times,.mohy hl r ei elni e oi ra a n h atespulen o tho- tinutrah-musicr th-ue unn gintbs n no game Saturday aftemnoon as he did Seimpoe her fstiellsowta worers ton the director. es look like Vikings; some even have

bing though Seinbac Theatr, the leader Harry Fatts, played by Orion Saturday night in Waiting for Lefty.ji e nasrks htte a Along with "Waiting for Godot," the helmets with homns.audience was treated to an array of fine Montoya '97, as well as revealing the Wihterl fapoiigsinit show that they are strong and free of Mi -elnwl edrctn w te n ner h e n e otacting. tuidniyhs Wh eoen offee a thatsig willis control from above. As the lights dim, play in he l futu ire in twso other b e eoeds bye a da smok roo

Blue Key Heads Julia Lloyd and b re enty of MacNaughton, who wohas benofrdajob tawil the cast marches forward, fists raised, pAlaps. ne oftu theso ishw "opte Te rolomehasre and ak walls room-Jonatha Mosleywere abe to ovr- bofn brought into discourage the idea give him a heightened salary but also anPAlsfr tie sth no oe eatpurin O lympia Duakis oe Throo plasi logs nlc wich light

comethany Msry ofhorsenesse to may strke asks him to sacrifice his morals, Cline lade dros o hikees whtasihtemvi Montucnblsaroncsdcomeany sot o hoasenss h~ymay The audience was also able to see is forced to make a decision between aitin fror etshog thehihard.andwa " itnth F ie"Mowhich uwill b unfrtuencaey the prprnaeo

have suffered as a result of Andover- life beyond the cab drivers, and dis- money and self-respect. workDisoft thes, castwildirectorunteandhethepe tech-oExeter Weekend, and presented a ten- cover that prejudice and similar issues He can either take a job that woical cre wast ablco ndte to '- shown in Stanford. this establishment is not Nick's Eef

als ocur n te amos "eite wolds reqire ovrcmmn Anydne on campus who is feeling, and Bee Ho, it is Nick's Beef and Beerdersceneabutacouple' effro as an occurineast eie"wrd reqire oorking b ith' thfe pin gwr obstacles and bring to the campus a intelligent sho uld come see "Waiting House, but some of the letters just fell

stay togther densplitecmy s iadiffer If arts ndiscencesathattookeisebrther'hlifeinlthwwarfderotemnslo.noea a Laurie Kindred '97 is told that as well as spy on fellow coll~ague 'Dr. ve1 imotantystatement. Thaed olow for Godot." This play has been consid- off.

Drver D eoaloaBuKytoday's rdcr aren't oigfor Brneor he can lose his jo.In a qote bly Karlo xgracTed thoe- ered a very symbolic Play, greatly con- - Anyhoo, if the desire is lagging forhduspatiDeearlsoificl as lueaey talent or prceratig looking Borener rmti job. Cin' barof hae plyogram "t h oe proe-ei troversial, and extremely vague. This a cheap meal at the Eef and Bee H6,

had a ifcl akaed someone who can fit the typecast. "Miller'? proceeds to not only quit his can.Tehveawrdtwi, play isn't merely to be watched, but to then there should be some other eventsofhim: he had four days for which to Despite her talent and her impending ijob, but also to denounce ad later chopeflly Throu tha e honesto portray- p troduced .on' meeyshw have vioee cnnlgtnyu

prtepr ie orlseveral part in e W at, ne to support her child, Kindred's -attack his former boss, stressing that he als of twelve talented actors, this mies- poconpeia mefects buhaveoec anI eariht thr'ssmekndoafteprtrM ydik e goia n g rlftther cast character "Phillips" is turned away will not allow money to steal his mind. sg a bet ec h ebr f o olseilefcs u aeaIha htteessm idoHe ply'Forta ene, ppsin broasthe fr because she does not resemble the Waiting for Lefty also brought sae asaent e ac.h"eme&o provocative plot to be solved, and jamboree going on, called the Sadie

to Llyd'sFlornceas wll a thefor- agent's view of someone who serves in forth the promising talent of Juniors th uine""Waiting for Godot" will definitely be Hawkins Dance. It's a benefit forgotten brother of Colin MacNaughton the army. In the final moments, it is Sara Bright and Laura McSpadden. thought-provoking. OxFam, a most benevolent cause to

ir -0 contribute to with the cost of yourArb ~admission ticket.Flgare -and Mac -at Thne Paradise Kelly Farrenkopf and Her CelloY9Oc o u h u ee o a

nce ou t the rugere oum andby Chris Flygare Washington followed. Seaweed was. . In~',' h na*-s refresh yourself with a dnink of sodaFARANOmD TEENAGER -very hoppy. Their set was one big ad LIableJ.Since theC Age. ofJ anSheeid orslvorsmemr

for Energizer Batteries. They just kept ancithn g r oreffo oemr

by tis k doonya, nthe k wan aril There was a lot of energy in Seaweed's PHILLIPIAN STAFF WRITER ties with good Next weekend you could also justbydon orrc Whoopysopng and hoppinegoad heropping, byGesidety mlcmu in your room. If that is what youthis kid.Anyway this weekrws a hesongs a t were godet perforer music - programs. usually do, do it again. SpendingFlgood .one f rckg'n rollh a Chis thrmust antcuhdet.n hi The Andover community has been Kelly has not Saturday night alone 0in your room is

that the saying?). I won't beat around They're basic four chord oplucky to be home for four years to talb decided on what - -,'godfryu

the bsh'(F realy lie toknow here destined for MTV buzz clip fame. The ented cellist Kelly Farrenkopf '96. crepahtfo-, .2i\Y It is a chance to experiment withthis saying originates; I'm sure some- 'highutthein~-one knows. I can think of some psi hghpoints of their set were Magic Kelly's hard work and dedication in lobtplyny~ourself and see if you are as enter-

Mountainmran, Crush Them All, and several musical groups have greatly sioncll inrachai-b is I'mt a ody pre t). threet the first single off Spanaway, Start influenced the quality of student per- sinly nachm o come out adejytewneso

This pst Monay, te thireenth With. formance at PA. ber music arpup .. hlisAadey o e it.nIdeil notday in the onth of Novmber, ~teve When Seaweed exited, my anxiety Born and raised on Cape Cod -i apel to her. . onyubcue I will eihr neot

Carer Ph oish an A a nd Io eft the strife began to rise. Chapel Hill's pride, the town of Bamnstable Kelly Teaching and play- town or in my room.supehukha be la-fmymoting in an orchestra

ofv Pillip-s, cadetonse theni prhnnhsbe n~o yms "picked up" the cello on her own at age If all else fails, get some work doneafor Superchunk. Opem belovg bands for several years now, 7, and started lessons at 8. Her grand- arote uil

up Superchunk was, ~u~u~uup and I was only minutes away from see- mother, also a cellist, is the reason options for this tal- u tteEfadBeH rud1:0and the much hyped WAAF favoniteenemuiin W'lbthr.Yucnontni.Seaweed. in hmi h ls.behind her decision to play.

With the brisk and skillful diriving -The moment came, and there they Even though her grandparents ii- Kelly's dedica- W ecause ofre a o l ck n of obilt ton be.of Josh Mann, the Avocado made its wee Jo'us'rondus ar tially had to make Kelly practice, she is tion to music doesBeasofalcofbityob.appearance in Boston in noxtime at all. plangeo rhh pink bass, Jim Wilbur no ldta hydi.Klyctdhr o ev e uhhemreoare the a ppe is thi wekndw:

The oncrt enue Th Paadis, ws payin rhthmguitar, and, of course nowrgadatht theedid.Kellicitesheriot levekhenmucThe concert vnue, The Paraise, was Mac c~aughan on vcals andileadteacher, Florence Reynolds, as time for other - audaNvebr1

-yery extravagant. There was a small ha 8:30a n oal ndla Saudy Sadieme Hakn1dneifloor rea srrouning te stae and geeeeeetar. You listen to a Superchunk helping her musical development by activities. In her 83 ai akn ac n

flor reasuroudig bordtaering album and you are like, wow, these her caring, whidch made Kelly continue spare time, she ,.*" Upper Right.lIhope you bought your-then two levels of balconies breig guys rock, then you listen to them live with the cello, enjoys listening to ~tcesadyur aigta pca

,the rom. Te mostattrative fature and you are lie, wow, I'm in Heaven Before coming to Andover, Kelly a ageo msc someone.-of The Paradise was, without a doubt, (actually Steve and Josh REALLY played in her own school orchestra, including Bach,6:5&84-MoisnKeprthe beaming fluorescent sign reading, wanted to be "in Heaven," while I was and the high caliber of her performance Bartok, Chopini, It's & :4 sumrn n igh imsn ier~'Tweater Music Series." quite satisfied with the love of my life). enabled her to be in the high school folk music, blue- Kelly Farrenkopf,' cellist extraordi- Photo! J. Musumeci followedbyin Tih t fmor Rie

We quickly found sanctuary and AnyaSprhn streounarhisfmBrsabeonC eCd foctobe. yTe utfo e-comfort in a large couch onthe second wih~wy uecuksatdot orchestra as well. In addition to these grass, Plush, the OcrtoaisfrmBbnsaeern.ae obalcony that seemed to be a little out of wet Driveway to Driveway and then commitments, Kelly participated, with Indigo Girls, and the Grateful Dead, her graduate. Those who haven't heard 8:30 - Andy Kalt in Grahamplace. While waiting for Comershop to nothei eetsige ye the Colorado String Quartet, in a The Andover music department Kelly perform should definitely do so, House. He's mellow, he's acoustic,

satwesat easefully discussing and Enuh itge ie chamber music festival, Soundfest, and all who had the chance to play with and experience what her talent has to and he's sponsored by FOCUS, what astart, w he reetafir fetn The rest of the set litge iethis- durinmg th umr hcnprdher orlisten toKlywill besryto see combo.

ponderng th recen affars effcting (I'm not positive of the order and I'm thcumrwihinprd or tbely booryofrthe three of our ~ver5 significant lives, sure I'm forgetting some songs): Seed ,love of chamber music.In -summary - wittingly using Tos rcso 9tAiae Ifl ieIcudgtmr hl-seBADohi song names - Josh is Aiplss Oerio GrAnyo, Sie eafelteng e an opouldt at Anover than Coolidge on Music, Coffee, and Eastern Religions,r"Happily Divided" from womankind ' ipan Oyvers Ieroany Onith Laf I coud atphoeundit as snomerthn yNta itelhnsta ae aeDv.togtta h hl neve eu'Steve has a "License to Confuse," and byNtaLiteilthnstamaeDaeDv.togthttewoeitriwstu

am expeincn "Good T , ges efrmnefomtekebad negsad el, hs mpesv PHILLIPIAN STAFF WRITER What not too many people know was reversetd. He asked question~spSo, oerncin efctingws pae rmCre ,wosed lsto uia aheeet etil about him is his deep interest in about some of its methods as well:as

,on e ho we oure rfton whas th the whole song attempting to figure out shows that she has taken advantage of I finally caught up with Dave Eastern thought and religion, especial- what I'd written about.

comfy couh sectio, which aso fea- , in fact, Superchunk's keyboard what the school has to offer. Kelly is Colde'7fra itriw nte ly the Har Krishnas and Hinduism. His reaction to my mention of i,tured what I speculated to be a- framed worked), Untied, Punch Me- Harder the principal cellist of the Symphony 'ob usd h irr.Itrsigy W pn oto u ovraino

~rn offecs, asresrve fo EvrWhy ng doyuhae Qeton put ao Dat. and Chamber Orchestras, as well as co- enough, our meeting didn't really mm varous topics connected to those two :"members of the record label." - president of the Chamber Music noa neve.I antoeo beliefs as well as Continued on Page 8

Finally, at about 9 PM Cornershop FoStecncriteyplyd.owr,'Buddhism. Daverealy on' which Ji'm explained to be about when oit.'toepandotiqiiinltig,took the stage. Well, I ~~~~~~~~Along with fellow- Senior aa owihmgie otnl ujc said that he spends a

:tok thw stge Wellcreallym don t Mac's Dad ran over Mac with the ria, ri os a h Ann ceebitie man s orldleaders bec~~know how to describe them. An ~ ~ ~ ~ keran AiaSlosan Anlot of time in -the'attempt at labeling the genre would be lanoeFo th Cuvndcebiesndwrdedr.much to Josh's glee, the First Part. Gallagher, Kelly plays in an indepen- What happened was more fike a library reading about-Araise folh msi weeithsig oThe weido Well, that was the show. The three of dently organized string quartet. This free form conversation; one that various Eastern

:noise. The' wer inteestin. Thehip- reluctantly returned to Andover past winter, Kelly did the Music tuhdo ihn Cnsoses, beliefs. Even from a Tpie, sotcnesinwho we aptly named "Moses," knowing that the tribulations of the end Enrichment community service pro- Eorce An D isnan Consabousenty sor could estato heI.~

p:et raly love thebtdell of term: the papers, the tests, and the gram and taught children from other topics. If you didn't pick it up cul knew l mha ,he prbby lvs eeyoy exams, lay on our horizons. Lawrence how to play the cello. She frmta agteedntse tokeneaou that thikigh,'Cornershop opened and closed with Hovi'ever, there was much necessi- enjoyed teaching, but found it difficult to may things, thatre isn't ieete abuttht hikigAthe same nwhich probably had to tyofr oralttleodyseyto eehaatiessincsmotto thnchidreshaed'

' d ihthe fact that it was by far their tyuperhuk. teoysyt e ttiesnems ftecilrnhd i.mc oeta'best song. turhe n It served as a hiatus from a limited knowledge of English. In the Most of you probably know Dav most people will

Seaweed, .who hail from Tacoma, th stress of PA and a night Of Pure spring, Kelly plans to perform the because of his musical ablte.H pick up in ~ lifetime. - "

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H10 THE PHILLIPLAN BACK OF THlE BOOK NOVEMBER 17,1995,

PowerOutage. Room Damages The Art of Andean-Weaving

Cripples Camus Cost More Than TeContinued from Page 1 The ancient Incan Empire still reN-1A F II U i____________ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~h lctr given by Ms. mains a major influence-o the

Coninued from Page 6 Y uN gh b * Callanaupa focused mainly on the Andean people. Many lIncan structuresBoth the IBM and Macintosh net- _______people of the Andes mountain region remain standing in the illages, and

works were Iunharmed by the shut- Continued from Page and their unique culture and traditions, some are still in use. An agricultural byfJhans'i Reddy and Lisa Keithdown and in order to compensate for discrepancies and reverse charges. The majority live in small villages that laboratory built long ago by Incan GermntSht-Dwthe outage, the computer center was Says Marcos, "Don't be afraid to con- dot the towering mountains. Living in entists is used today to develop newGoenetSusDw

open fr an dditioal haf hour tactOPP and go over what the pb salttce-ofhusmde f crp..President Clinton vetoed the bill that would keep the government function--Beas fth lsn o h em lemn is, who created it, and who should adobe, sun-dried brick made from The art of weaving is very impor- ig h ilwudhv xeddtegvrmn h uhrt'obro

Scd hel comncurdamn teahes OPaevrrasnb."mountain slopes. Callanaupa dis- Special ceremonial clothes are woven money for four weeks.-, Clinton said he vetoed the bill because the provi-,li Shdul ecn asigeh pprsdy and ac-r Th ae Comtraolle."fic n cussed how farm-ing in the mountains for religious ceremonies. Clothes are sions attached to it would have been detrimental to the nation's progress.

. hadrecetly asignd paprs ad Oac adve allptstudents ke a is especially difficult because the also woven that represent the earth,cdrding to some faculty, hundreds of do hncnutn hmevsi te lpsotncuecost ah animals, and the mountains. The Cl oeiDcdsNtt upages were apparently lost. ti he n d ormitory. T hemsearese in out during the rainy season. To avoid skilled weavers create beautiful and ClnPw~lDcdsNtt i

-In order to prevent similar failures that loss, the planting must be planned amazingly intricate patterns, spending GeneralColin Powell decided not to enter the 1996 presidential race, stat-SIin the future, a more powerful reserve yeratrya n l iln rb aeuly and carried out precisely. up to months on one piece. Only ing that at this point in his life he had neither the passion nor the commit-

generator will be installed ih tremae vi di the r oomstan carea Each village is a tight-knit conm- through years of practice is -one able mn eesr o oiia ieV September of 1996 in conjunction trae ihtersetadcr ht munity; she described the people as to accurately Imake the designs and

with other major renovations of the stdet gv thihoes. "Every selfless, sharing land, and food, and patrsphysical plant. In the event of another year, there are cases of students break- democratic, making all decisions to- Ms. Callanaupa believes that pre- .World-Leaders Attend Rabin's Funeral

outag, thenew eneraor wll beable ing, windows when they play lacrosse -ether. She said the community is serving the culture of her ancestors is MaywrdldesinuigPeietCitoadfrmrrsdnsto supply the whole campus with re- in their rooms," says Marcos. "The also very strict in its disciplinary mea- extremely important. "Culture allows Bush and Carter gathered in Jerusalem to bury assassinated Prime Minister

S. ~~~~~~~~~school has limited resources for the sures. For instance if a woman is you to identify yourself," she says, YizkRbnPL chrmnYsaAaftddoatedorerofro-serve power but not eliminate the lag operating budget of a year and stu- proven to have committed adultery, "For us, culture and our ancestors are Yta ai.POcara asrAaa i o'tedfrfa faostime between the switch from dents will be held responsible for any shispbilhulatdalhehir iddrclyoorhat.Bfrecs ing the anger Of Israelis, but later visited Tel Aviv to offer his condolences.

Massachusetts Electric to the genera- damages they do to their room, so be is cut from her head, and she is ban- ing her presentation with a display oftor. -careful" ished from the village, her beautiful weaving, Ms. Terrorist Bomb WMli Four in Saudi Arabia

The religion practiced by the peo- Callanaupa thanked the several artb A tS " 'Se 1:)Uede V ol-t~~~~~~teerS ple of the Andes is a combination of history clas~es and other PA students A terrorist bVomb in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia killed four American man and in-IS Christianity and ancient Incan beliefs, who were in attendance for their atten- jured numerous others. The two explosions went off in an American runAt Si, Se iPLT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~They attend church regularly but also tiveness: "Thanks for Comning," she military training center in the capitAl. Two groups took responsibility for theS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~offer sacrifices of their best crops in said, "I will take this in my heart back attack in response to Western interests in the kingdom and the Saudi Royal

respect to the earth, to my village." -family.

by Brian Woo AcrigtDa Kohe'9,Four Jailed for Murder of Colombian Presidential CandidatePHILLIPIAN STAFF WRITER who worked for Si. Se Puede lastya,! c

students o to he programn to give FI11~ i I 'our Columbians were jailed for the murder of former presidential candi-a The Si Se Puee communty ser- tutonng sessions and to hang, out and .- ~ 5 U ¶ .Vk 1 f' /3date-and current ambassador to the United States, Alvaro Gomez Huratado.

vice program is designed for children play games such as Monopoly andfrom third to ninth grade as an after- Risk. 1" 4Irish Prisoners Releasednoon tutoring and game-playing ses- This fall, in October, Sarah Heifetz a th ng & it Ireland laeforfIish Republic prisoners in an effort to advance the'96 organizedruan ungcreleasedofoureofarr

sinSudnt ro P o o h '6oranzd n xurio orth ar Northern Ireland peace effort.Merrimack Housin Cmlxery ticipants of the Si,Se Puede program to

S Monday thru Thursday to volunteer. PA's Sanctuary where they studied its TIelephone 470- 1544The ages of the children PA stu- habitat and environment.

dents tuo ntepormbcm r- Judging from the success bf thetutorl igher prorm beomea pro children's fun and educational trip, the i i

Thursday; third to fifth graders attend program will sponsor excursions to the C hd.jnanel Axvenue ( tA ndover -

- gressively higher from Mondayttory againAi(athe wintevernd_ 'F

on Monday, and seventh to ninth sntayaani h itrad.graders on Thursdays. spring terms. T-~~ n o e , ~ . *,..,

This term, there are 7 students Chad Green, Jennifer Niles and 1111) A nd ve , iass.working for S, Se Puede: Afua Susain Margolin, the community ser-Agyarko '96, Colleen Reid '96, vice advisers, encourage people nter-Brandon Stroman '97, Sean Casey '96, ese in hiIpogrm o allthNcrn-toA Shanya Dingle '96, Liz Pentecost '96 murity service office at extension Contact W ould lAe eaConversauun ,

- and Diana Lopez'97. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Justin Steil x6848 B O ST O Nolidg____________I ~r~lmONGLOBEWih1;trd

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