Discussion tools are poems by James Dickey and Robert Penn Warren. The Who and The Moody Blues. By Annamarie DeCarlo Room 109 in Marist Hall is filled with 40 juniors and seniors whose eyes are glued to Associate Professor Ernest Suarez. He wears an Allman Brother's T-shirt, jeans and a black leather jacket.
Legs shake and toes tap in rhythm to the catchy rock beat.
Professor Suarez, who is chairman of the Department of English, zigzags along the rows of desks, probing, questioning. The compact disc player whirs and re-starts Quadrophenia . It seems like 1973 again. Professor Suarez has known many of the writers and musicians he discusses in class. His personal knowledge helps to provide his students with a special insight to the material.