LaFortune renovation proceeds despite delay by Kathleen Connelly ing to Student Body President Bro. Kieran Ryan, assistant vice the plans had to be reworked. This The dumbwaiter was installed to Senior Staff Reporter Andy McKenna. president for business affairs, is involved more time and money service a room which will be the McKenna stated that the renova­ now in charge of the renovation. than expected by the construction kitchen for a restaurant tentatively tion has not proceeded as projected McKenna commented that Ryan company. plannned for the basement of the Renovation construction in by Bro. Just Paczesney, former has been working on the project Several other points of the plan student center. A freezer, a LaFortune Student Center did not vice-president for student affairs, throughout the summer. In con­ were completed over the summer. refrigerator and other kitchen e- take place over the summer as because Paczesny was occupied junction with various University The exhibit in the Dooley room was quipment have been ordered for anticipated because of changes in with the transition of his office to personnel, several construction moved to a new location in - the that purpose. administrative personnel at the his successor, Fr. John Van firms and a consulting firm, he has same room. In addition, glass McKenna hopes to begin a fully beginning of the summer, accord­ Wolvlear. drafted a plan and a timetable for double doors were installed in the developed food service in the extensive remodeling of the build­ room to increase accessibility to the basement to make LaFortune into a ing to be finished in early January Huddle area. student social center. of this school year. Also completed during the sum­ However, “alcoholic beverages Implementation of the plan was mer were the construction of a will not be served in the remodeled initiated during the summer but stairway leading from Huddle area because, according to state did not progress as scheduled due management offices to the base­ law, alcohol cannot be served to unforeseen structural problems ment, a new lounge for female within 200 feet of a school build­ in the Huddle, McKenna said. A Huddle employees and a dumb­ ing,” McKenna stressed. He pilaster that was to be removed was waiter between the first floor and added that this would continue to found to be a support column, so the basement. [cont. on page 5] *The

Observeran independent student newspaper serving notre dame and st. mary's While the majority of renovation in LaFortune has been set back, Vol. XIII, No. 2______Wednesday, August 30, 1978 several points of the plan have been carried through. [Photo by Mark Perry]______labs,” notes O’Meara. “This also and was a member of the faculty at for a major breakthrough in means creativity in art and music, Princeton University. He has twice modem algebra, O’Meara has Don ’t expect theoretical study in mathematics headed the department of mathe­ received nine National Science and scholarly writing in the liberal matics and has served on several Foundation grants supporting his arts, as well as laboratory research ke^Univei^ityrommittees^Noted research.______changes- O’Meara in the sciences.” To O’Meara, who received his by Kathy McEntee O’Meara, this means that major bachelor’s and master’s degrees Staff Reporter innovations in academic programs from the University of Cape Town and all faculty appointments and and his doctorate in mathematics promotions must pass through his from Princeton, this means “going Notre Dame should not expect office. beyond being a respectable institu­ any major changes in policy, O’Meara notes that the provost tion to distinguish ourselves in the according to Dr. 0. Timothy is also an officer of the University area of research. In this way, the O’Meara who was appointed to the who has a relationship with alumni. work we do is first class in its position of provost in May. He Of the officers, the provost is the contribution to the knowledge of succeeds Rev. James T. Burtchaell first in order to serve as acting m ankind.” who resigned in August, 1977. president in the absence of the O’Meara feels that it is “too O’Meara resigned his position as president. early to tell” what changes he may the chairman of the Provost Review According to O’Meara, who was institute as provost and that his Committee after the committee had named to the Kenna-endowed chair views on specific issues will submitted its report on candidates in mathematics in 1976, the provost become apparent as they come to for the position because Fr. Theo­ also handles those rare disciplinary his attention. O’Meara’s basic

dore Hesburgh, University presi­ problems which have not been plan is “to do my job as well as I * . *m c j r dent, wanted to recommend him to resolved by the vice-president for possibly can and to be myself.” the Board of Trustees. Student Affairs or the dean of one O’Meara has asked that his term As provost, O’Meara will have of the colleges. as provost be limited to four years responsibility under the president A Notre Dame faculty member as he wants to return to full-time for the administration, coordina­ since 1962, O’Meara views the teaching and research after that tion, and development of all aca­ main thrust of the University’s period. demic activities and functions of current growth to be in the area of Before coming to Notre Dame, With the first football game only 10 days away, the band is working the University. According to research. “This does not just mean O’Meara taught in New Zealand J^rdJojgurtiietoamwHc^ictor^^Photob^MarkPerTyl^ Room and board up $50 ND, SMC raise tuition by $300 by Dave Rnmbach Senior Staff Reporter YEAR TUITION INCREASE OVER PERCENT ROOM & BOARD INCREASE OVER PERCENT TOTAL PREVIOUS YEAR INCREASE PREVIOUS YEAR INCREASE ON-CAMPUS Notre Dame students are paying COST $350 more to live and learn under the golden dome this year and can 1970 $ 2,100 $200 10.5 $ 1,000 $ 50 5.2 $3,100 expect annual price hikes of similar 1971 2,300 200 9.5 1,025 25 2.5 magnitude for the foreseeable 3,325 1972 2,450 150 6.5 1,100 75 7.3 3,550 future. 1973 2,616* 165 Tuition has risen $300, from 6.7 1,135 35 3.1 3,750 $3,480 to $3780, while a $50 1974 2,782 166 6.3 1,169 34 3.0 3,951 increase raised room and board to 1975 2,982 200 7.2 1,300 100 8.3 4,282 $1,400. Total on-campus expenses 1976 3,230 250 8.4 1.350 50 3.8 4,580 exceed $5,000 for the first time in 1977 3,480 250 7.7 1.350 0 0.0 4,830 the school’s history. 1978 3,780 300 8.6 1,400 50 3.7 5,180 Tuition for Notre Dame graduate ♦ The figures used in this graph were provided by the Information Services of Notre Dame. Some discrepancies appear duelo "rounding students also rose $300, from of figures. $3,300 to $3,600. Tuition and board at Saint expect an annual increase in the compared with the $67,572,000 budget tied up in salary expenses, percent,” Mason said. M ary’s also increased by $350. neighborhood of $300, ” Thomas budget for 1977-78. most of it went into salary in­ Tuition was upped $300, from Mason, vice-president for Business According to Hesburgh s letter, creases.” Response to the tuition hike by $2,850 to $3,150, and board was Affairs, said. the current budget was predicated The $350 hike represents a 7.3 parents has apparently been mini, raised $50 to a sum of $350. Room The tuition hike, as stated in a on the $300 increase in tuition. percent increase in on-campus mal. James Murphy, assistant vice- costs, which are listed separately at letter to the parents of under=. Hesburgh, who * is attending a costs, which Mason described as president for Public Relations and Saint Mary’s, were unchanged. graduate students from University conference in Brazil, was unavail­ “pretty much in line with the Development, reported that “not Students can look forward to President Fr. Theodore Hesburgh, able for comment. present general inflationary one” letter of criticism had been more of the same in coming years. was approved by the Board of The bulk of the fees hike was factor.” sent to his department. “ If inflation continues at the rate Trustees as its May 12th meeting. necessitated by increased cost in “The experts put the rate of The public relations department of seven percent as the experts and The board also approved a the areas of University personnel inflation at six or seven “routinely” responds to mail of prognosticators say it will...and budget of $74,362,900 for the salaries and benefits, Mason said. percent...The important point is with a base of $5,000, you can 1978-79 fiscal year beginning July 1, “With roughly 70 percent of the this sort for Fr. Hesburgh, Murphy that the present increase is only 7.3 said. the observer Wednesday, August 30, 1978 .News Federal safety agency to decide World on recall of 9 million Fords makes of cars use every safeguard WASHINGTON [AP] - A federal gravity on a slope. to ensure that the lever is fully and safety agency warned nine million Sources at the agency said it was firmly engaged in the park position Ford owners yesterday that their close to ordering a recall, but Chairman Hua arrives in Iran before leaving the vehicle, and we vehicles might have a lethal trans­ because it is convinced Ford will advise owners in the owner’s mission defect and said it will challenge the action in court, it TEHRAN, Iran - Chinese Chairman Hua Kuo-feng arrived here manual that the parking brake decide soon whether to order a wants to build up as strong a case a yesterday on the last stop of a three-nation tour aimed at bringing should always be engaged when recall, which would be the largest as possible about the alleged Pekin out of its diplomatic shell and onto the world stage after three the vehicle is parked.’’ ever. defect. The consumer bulletin years of internal turmoil and relative isolation. Hua will get a Involved in the investigation is The National Highway Traffic urged owners who have experience “courteous but non-commital” response to any attempst to every Ford passenger car and light Safety Administration said it is the problem to report it to the strengthen political ties with anit-communist Iran, said one Iranian truck manufactured since 1970 with investigating consumer allegations aeencv. source who asked anonymity. He added, however, that the a C-6 or FMX transmission. that 777 accidents, 23 deaths and three day mission may end in a cultural agreement or stronger The safety agency issued a Director chosen 259 injuries have resulted from economic links. consumer bulletin advising owners automatic transmissions slipping to turn off their engine before for ND’s from park into reverse, starting - - National shifting to park, to make certain the vehicles rolling backward. physical plant gear selector is firmly in the park A statem ent by John C. Eckhold, position and to use the emergency Donald E. Dedrick, acting vice Grocery prices decline director of Ford’s auto safety office brake when the vehicle is parked. president for physical plant and in Detroit, said there are no flaws WASHINGTON - The first decline in grocery prices in a year gave It said there have been reports of facilities at American University of in the transmission. consumers some relief from inflation in July as overall consumer the gear shifting into reverse Washington, D.C., has been The statement also said: “ It is prices increased just 0.5 percent, the smallest rise this year, the because of engine vibration, the named Notre Dame’s director of clearly important that drivers of all government reported yesterday. Grocery prices fell by 0.4 percent slam of a door or the effect of physical plant maintenance and in Juyly following average monthly increases of 1.6 percent during building. the first half of the year. The improvement was chiefly due to lower He will succeed Fr. Jerome J. prices for beef, down 2.2 percent, and pork, down 4 percent. ND Freshmen Wilson, who served in that capacity the last two years after 25 years as =j — Local Notre Dame’s vice president for business affairs. Broken dam releases oil in creekhighest scholasticallyDedrick has served in a variety of capacities as business manager and WESTVILLE, Ind. - Clean-up operations continued yesterday along The most scholastically selective athletic enterprise, will also be physical plant director at American Crooked Creek, where a dam broke following heavy weekend rain class in Notre Dame’s history starting his 27th year. since 1959. Before that, he served and released oil into the creek. The Westville Oil Co. holding pond entered this fall. Chief building projects on cam­ three years as a supply officer in dam broke Sunday night. Local, state and federal officials arrived at The 1,650 new students, culled pus include an $8 million addition the U.S. Navy and three years as a the scene Monday to oversee oil company clean-up operations. from 7,700 applications to Notre to Cushing Hall of Engineering, sales representative for Monroe ‘“We got it (the situation) under control,” said Greg Wingstorm, Dame’s freshman class, have the which will nearly triple the space accounting and integrated data Porter County sanitary engineer. highest academic credentials of any devoted to engineering education processing machines. He received entering class since Ndtre Dame on campus, and a $2,250,000 Snite a bachelor of science degree in was founded in 1842. A third of the INSPIRE elgible fo Art Museum which will greatly business and industrial manage­ students finished 1,2,3,4 or 5 in expand gallery and support facilit­ BLOOMINGTON - The U.S. Bureau of Education of the ment at American University in their high school graduating class­ ies for Notre Dame’s $10 million art 1952. Handicapped approved an Indiana University program designed to es, 77 per cent were in the top 10 collection. provied improved and expanded community recreational services percent and 92 percent in the top The University is already closing for the handicapped. The approval means the program, titled 20 percent of their classes. in on the $130 million goal of its Carter may use Project INSPIRE, is eligible for federal funding. The project will This fall marks the 27th year in five-year “Campaign for Notre focus on developing workshops and seminars for college instructors, the University presidency of Fr. Dame,” a development program troops in Mideast a spokesman said. Theodore M.Hesburgh who has launched in April, 1977. Thus far, been in office longer than any other $92.7 million, or 71 percent, of the WASHINGTON [AP] - President active American college or univer­ goal has been achieved. The Carter and Mideast leaders may Weather sity president. The institution’s principal objective is to add $92 discuss using U.S. troops to executive vice president, Fr. million to Notre Dame’s permanent guarantee a peace agreement, but Mostly cloudy and cool today. Fair and cooler tonight. Lows tonight Edmund P. Joyce treasurer of the endowment, which now totals $113 the issue probably will not be a in the mid to upper 50s. Highs today in the low to mid 70s. Partly university and overseer of its million. major factor in next week’s Camp sunny and slightly warmer tomorrow with highs in the mid to upper David summit, State Department 70s. officials said yesterday. Msgr Egan The officials, speaking privately, namdismissed as speculative reports that the administration was pre­ of Religious program paring a major new proposal in­ On Campus Today. volving the stationing of American An alumna of Notre Dame’s was named the first director of the troops in the region to secure the Religious Leaders Program, Fran­ newly established United States peace. 5pm picnic dinner, live entertainment, quad. ciscan Sr. Constance Gay nor, has center for Prospective, a Belgium- The United States has broached been named its new director by based international center for re­ that idea several times in the past Msgr. John J. Egan, director of the search and communication on negotiating rounds, they said. The issues affecting the Church. first time occurred in the adminis­ 7 pm lecture, transcendental meditation program, by Center for Pastoral and Social Ministry. During her year with Prospective, tration of former President Gerald thomas c shirah, sponsored by sims of notre Ford. The latest was in March, dam e, nd library auditorium, free. An adjunct program of the she laid the groundwork for the Center the Religious Leaders Pro­ organization’s activities in North when President Carter discussed gram was started in 1972 by Egan America. the idea with Israeli Prime Minister 8pm double movie, "young frankenstein' and to provide a sabbatical year of Back at Notre Dame, she begins Menachem Begin. sleeper stepan center, one dollar. personal renewal for men and her work with the Religious Lead­ In each instance, the idea was women experienced in ministry. It ers Program with 21 new partici- that either by stationing troops or offers an opportunity for study and pants-nine priests, 10 women reli­ making a commitment to send ON THIS FIRST DAY OF reflection in an academic atmos­ gious and two lay women. Since them in case of war, the United CLASSES.. . phere but without the pressure of 1972, 93 religious and lay persons States could provide the parties, working for a degree. have gone through the program. particularly Israel, enough security Dean of Philosophy: Margie "Aquinas" Brassil Gaynor, whose appointment is to prompt them to sign an agree­ Assoc. Dean: Tom "Newton" Behney effective immediately, succeeds ment. Students: Bart "Copernicus" Corsaro, Peggy Roach, who has directed the 135th year marks The idea has never been accept­ Chris "Galileo" Dolan, Scoop program since 1976 and will con­ ed in that form by Israel. "Socrates" Sullivan (and tinue to serve as administrative The State Department sources somebody else named P at. . .) assistant to Egan. record enrollment said the concept of a post-settle- Athletic Director: Paul "Hippocrates" Mullaney A psychiatric social worker by ment U.S. presence was one of a training, Gaynor was for 15 years number of ideas being “dusted off Term Paper Composers: Betsy "Kant" Masana, Rosie at St. Mary’s administrator in child welfare and refurbished” for possible use "Hegel" Rodgers, Katie agencies in . In With an enrollment of close to at Camp David. But they said there "Satre" Brehl, Beth "Des­ 1976, she resigned her position as 1800 students, Saint Mary’s will was little likelihood that it would be cartes" Willard executive director of the Lt. Joseph officially open its 135th academic significant. Cramming For Tests: Mardi "Euclid" Nevin P. Kennedy Jr. Home for ado­ year with a Mass of the Holy Spirit . ne sources said Egypt and Counselor: Marcia "Sophocles" Kovas lescent boys and girls in the Bronx on September 3. Israel would have to make unprec­ Teacher Assistants: Phil "Crito" Cackley, Marian and came to campus as a partici­ Saint Mary’s enrollment has edented progress at Camp David "Pericles" Vliciny pant in the Religious Leaders been holding steady at around 1800 before reaching that stage where Class Clown: Chris "Plato" Slatt Program during the 1976-77 aca­ students for several years, reflect­ an American guarantee might be demic year. ing the increasing rate of applicat­ helpful. Mark "Einstein" Perry Campus Security: Upon leaving the program, she ions to the College. The applicat­ ion rate for this year’s freshman Frick announces Observer Editorial Board class was 16 percent higher than promotion XThe Observer for the previous year, with two Tony Pace Editor-in-Chief applicants for each opening. Steve Odland Managing Editor A class profile shows that 56 of Murphy The Observer 1$published Mon­ John Calcutt Executive Editor percent of the 501 freshmen attend­ The promotion of James E. day through Friday except during Barb Langhenry Executive Editor ed Catholic and other private high Murphy from assistant to associate exam and vacation periods. The O bserver is published by the Rosemary Mills Editorial Editor schools and 43 percent attended vice president for public relation students of Notre Dame and Saint Phil Cackley Copy Editor public high schools. The median and development at Notre Dame Mary's College. Subscriptions Jean Powley Saint Mary's Editor Standard Achievement Test (SAT) has been announced by Dr. James may be purchased for $20 per year ($10 per semester) from The Ann Gales News Editor score, verbal and mathematical W. Frick, vice president for public O bserver, P.O. Box Q, Notre Mike Lewis News Editor combined is 1013 for the class of relations and development. Dame, Indiana 44514. Second Diane Wilson News Editor 1982. Fifty-nine percent of the Murphy will continue as Frick’s class postage paid, Notre Dame, Indiana, 4*55$. Ray O'Brien Sports Editor freshmen ranked in the top fifth of deputy in supervising University The Observer Is a member of Bryan Gruley Features Editor their high school graduating class­ programs, operations and profes­ the Associated Press. All repro­ Doug Christian Photo Editor es. Nine students were valedictor­ sional personnel in the public duction rights are reserved. ians. relations and development division Wednesday, August 30, 1978 the observer a Student Union plans busy semester other concerts this semester will be by Tim Sullivan of the Washington, D C., Assas­ rent refrigerators this Saturday planned. Ongoing projects include publicized when the concert dates sinations Bureau will be featured Staff Reporter from 10 a.m.-12 noon in Keenan the Campus Press and the ticket are confirmed. on Oct. 10. Lecture dates are as yet basement. The commission will office which sells half-price tickets The Social Commission is contin­ unspecified for Timothy Leary and Student Union (SU) commissions also sell used books tonight, Thurs­ for all Plitt movie theaters. have planned fall semester activi­ uing Welcome Week* activities rock critic Henry Edwards. A day night and Friday in the According to Roche, this semes­ which include tonight’s Stepan program on the Star of Bethlehem ties ranging from plays to a plant LaFortune ballroom. ter’s schedule of events “is just a sale, according to Bill Roche, SU Center double feature, “Sleeper” will be offered before Christmas starting point for us. Any new and “Young Frankenstein;” Freshmen directories will be director. break. delivered soon, and a plant sale is ideas we come with we can do with The Cultural Arts Commission Thursday’s Kris Kristofferson-Rita The Service Commission will no problem.” will sponsor the Midwest Blues Coolidge concert and Friday’s class Festival on Nov. 3 and 4, and a oicnics and concert by the rock production of “ You’re a Good Man, band, Screams. The first annual Charlie Brown,” on Nov. 10 and 11. Polish Wedding is scheduled for McKenna sets priorities Also on Nov. 11, William Windom Saturday in Stepan Center. will return to Notre Dame in a The Nazz and Darby’s Place will production of “Thurber II,” , a new open soon in the basement of SBP outlines yea one-man play based on the life and LaFortune Student Center. works of James Thurber. Stanford and several other dorms by Kevin Richardson McKenna emphasized that the was quick to observe that “ the role The Arts Commission will contin­ will cosponsor a party on Oct. 6 Staff Reporter overcrowding situation constituted a student’s room plays in campus ue to sponsor the Isis Gallery in the similar to last year’s Bull Moose his “biggest concern” and that it life has changed drastically in the will be his top priority. “We are Old Fieldhouse. Party. Student Body President Andy past 10 years and this change needs The Movie Commission has The Quickie bus service to McKenna called the overcrowding currently examining the problem to be considered in any proposal.” scheduled “The Turning Point” may not be continued situation his “ top priority” when very carefully,” McKenna noted. Connected with the problem of on Sept. 2 and 3 and “ Papillion” on this year because of poor atten­ he outlined last night the goals and “ We are drawing up a proposal for overcrowding, McKenna brought Sept. 7 and 8. “ Julia ” will play dance last year. SU will run one objectives his administration will the Board of Trustees meeting in up the problem of social space and Sept. 16 and 17, and “ One on One” “ test bus” to see if student interest pursue this year. Stating that October.” said, “We want to make sure that will be shown ‘Nov. 3 and 4. is sufficient to continue the serv­ Student Government “has a fairly “We are going to define over­ any solution to overcrowding does The Concert Commission is ice. ambitious list of priorities,” crowding as well as present some not occur at the expense of social bringing Yes to the ACC Sept. 22. The Academic Commission will McKenna noted that his admini­ solutions to the problem,” space.” Tickets will go on sale Sept. 4. The sponsor a program on space explor­ stration will be careful not to McKenna said. Though over­ ""His list of priorities consists of names of groups appearing in three ation on Sept. 11 and 12. Members spread itself too thin. crowding has been a problem at ten other major points including Notre Dame in the past. McKenna developing a course evaluation booklet and a career/guidance/ counseling center, as well as continued folloup on social space proposals. Along with these goals, McKenna listed the development of a restaurant in the basement of LaFortune with a “pizza parlor Follow Notre Dame type atmosphere,” the establish­ ment of a Security Advisory Panel and a social life analysis as part of the list of priorities. “We also want to get laundry machines on the north quad,” football in the McKenna said. Rounding the list are proposals to put a student record store in LaFortune, projects to help develop student awareness in regards to the Third World Conference and actions to help Chicago strengthen ties with Saint Mary’s student government. Discussing improvements in stu­ dent government, McKenna said he has appointed an Executive Coordinator to help in the admini­ Tribune stration of student government objectives. Junior Andy Herring will serve in this post and will assist in the coordination of student government activities. And the fastest way to get the score To get more students involved in student government, McKenna is to have The Tribune delivered right to said he hoped to utilize the task force idea. “It gives students a your door each morning. Order the chance to participate without having to assume cabinet level Midwest’s most complete newspaper from: amounts of responsibility.” Noting that he will continue to act in his traditional capacities in regards to the Campus Life Coun­ cil, Board of Commissioners and Notre Dame Representative other campus activities, McKenna said that Student Body Vice Pres­ Richard Ward 283-8658 ident Mike Roohan will "tackle the priorities list on a daily basis.” “ It is our belief that division of responsibilites will lead to a more St. Mary’s Representatives effective student government,” McKenna said. “ Mike and 1 will Marianne Walsh 284-4049 work closely together on all of or student government’s objectives.” Joan Walsh 284-5705 NEW i IN SOUTH BEND *■/ For Off Campus Delivery COSIMO‘S Call 232-3205 HAIR DESIGNS FOR MEN & WOMEN

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I 'M ROOMING VJITH A NICE ' I ROOMED WITH CHUCK;HE'S Faculty earns DO-NOTHING ROOMMATE THAT VIOLENT POLITICAL ACTIVIST Seven members of Notre Dame’s Swartz, economics; Fr. Robert ment. faculty have been advanced to L.Wilken, theology, and Stephen Other promotions include: Msgr. emeritus rank, and promotions T. Worland, economics. John J. Egan, Center for Pastoral were announced for 39 others at the Receiving tenure were Joseph P and Social Ministry, professional annual President’s Dinner last Bauer, Charles F. Crutchfield and specialist; Roland B. Smith, Jr., May. Eleven persons were Peter W. Thornton, all of the Law Institute for Urban Affairs, assoc­ honored for 25 years of service. School, and A. Murty Kanury, iate professional specialist; The retiring faculty members aerospace and mechanical eng­ Mathilda B. O’Bryant, librarian; have an average of 36 years of ineering Bro. Willian F. Drury, associate service to the University and a total New associate professors, pro­ librarian, and Patrich J. Max, accumulation of 251 years. The moted from assistant professor, are assistant librarian. dinner host, Fr. Theodore M. Esmee C. Bellalta, architecture; Honored for 25 years of service Hesburgh, commended them for Alexander J. Hahn, mathematics; were Frederick J. Crosson, profess­ their loyalty and dedication to the J. William Hunt, modern and or of philosophy; John T. Croteau, I LIVED IN FEAR THE WHOLE THERE VE B E E N SOME teaching profession a career that classical languages; Fr. C. Lincoln professor emeritus of economics; YEAR BUT AT LEAST I... extended in two cases more than Johnson, sociology and anthropol­ Fr. Arthur S. Harvey, admisistrat- CHANGES . . . ROOMIE!! four decades. ogy; Charles F. Kulpa, Jr., micro­ ive assistant to the executive vice EXCUSE ME biology; Tang Thi Thanh Trai Le, INH/LE I New emeriti are Fr. Paul E. president; Emil T. Hofman, pro K!U MYSELF Beichner, professor of English, 33 Law School; Thomas L. Nowak, fessor of chemistry; Robert A. years; Matthew A. Fitzsimmons chemistry; Rodolpho Sandoval, Leader, professor of art; L. professor of history, 41 years; Bro. Law School, and Mary Katherine Franklin Long, librarian; Fr. Adalbert Mrowca, associate pro­ Tillman, general program of liberal Michael J. Murphy, associate pro­ fessor of physics, 35 years; Ettore studies. fessor of earth sciences; Robert F. A.J.Peretti, professor of metal­ Promoted to the rank of assistant O’Brien, associate professor of lurgical engineering and materials professor were Donald F Castro, music; Frederick B. Pike, professor science, 32 years; Fr. Charles E. English; Philip E. Devenish, theo­ of history; Rdbert J. Waddick, Sheedy, professor of theology, 34 logy; Linda C. Ferguson, general assistant dean of the College of n years; Leonard F. Sommer, assoc­ program of liberal studies; James Arts and Letters, and Richard D. iate professor of speech and drama, F. Gaertner, accountancy, and Willemin, director of placement 33 years, and Thomas J. Stritch, Kenneth R. Thompson, manage­ bureau. professor of American Studies, 43 years. Advanced to the rank of profess­ or from associate professor were Jaime Bellalta, architecture; William E. Biles, aerospace and mechanical engineering; Brian Crumlish, architecture; James T. Cushing, physics; Jose Fabio Barbosa Dasilva, sociology and anthropology; Cornelius F. Delaney, philosophy; Alan Dowty, It won’t prove .-overnment and international shad­ es; Kennety Featherstone. archi- ecture; Alan Howard, mathematics John .1. Kozark, chemistry; John R. Joyd, aerospace and mechanical ngineering; Eugene R. Marshalek physics; Joseph W. Scott, sociology you’re 21, nd anthropology; Thomas R.

Donor grants but... new hall funds

by Laura Larlmore Staff Reporter

Funds for a new residence hall, designed to accommodate a pro­ jected increase in the enrollment of women at Notre Dame, have been donated to the University by a presently anonymous donor. According to Sr. John Miriam Jones, assistant provost, the sub­ stantial donation was given be­ k cause of the donor’s “great deal of loyalty and love for Notre Dame.” The possibility of a tower is under discussion, although no de­ $ S \ cision on the design has been reached as yet. The planning is presently centering on the finances of construction. Although no building dates have been set, the new dorm may be completed within three years. Jones, with her Advisory Council for Women Students, has submit­ ted a recommendation regarding C m ' social space in the new building, asking that it be used to help alleviate the shortage existing on campus brought out in the Commit­ tee on Coeducation's report.

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A Student Billing Card lets you make The club was organized this past turner by Prof. Kenneth Feather- ine of the University’s architec- e department and a group of srested students. X J Wednesday, August 30, 1978 the observer Plans for LaFortune proceed despite delay (cont. from page 1] place for meeting people instead of be the case even if the legal a study place. drinking age in Indiana were to be The most striking remodeling is lowered to 18 or 19, since planned for the Huddle area. LaFortune itself is considered a According to McKenna, the Welcome Week continued school building. Huddle will be almost completely last night with an outdoor The idea of a restaurant will not gutted and new equipment will be concert by Appalosa between be implemented until all other installed. In addition, the room the two Towers. 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[Continued from page 8] running game, which was above average to begin with. Nat Tony Pace::;::“ Moore is a fine and Andre Tillman is The Pats defense is also superb. Nose guard Ray “ Sugar becoming a good tight end. The offensive line is not quite Bear” Hamilton, linebacker Sam Hunt and comerback Mike the same as it was in the glory days of the Dolphins, but it is Haynes are the starts of the stop troops. Ray Clayborn, who Continued still one of the best in football. had a super rookie season on the special teams, could Defensively, the Dolphins strength is at linebacker. Kim develop into an all-star at comerback. Bokamper is almost there already. The secondary is young, Although the whole Stingley situation may have hurt this East but Shula felt sure enough about it to trade Vem Roberson team psychologically, the Pats are still the class of the Barnes are two solid tackles. Rushing the passer is their to the 49ers as part of the Williams trade. If the defense is division. If they can remain healthy they have a good forte. Stan White is the best of a mediocre group of to meet the Shula standards, replacements must be found chance to reach the Super Bowl. linebackers. The secondary is improving and the recent for Duhe and Baumhower. BALTIMORE COLTS-The Colts always seem to be having acquisition of Dwight Harrison from Buffalo should help in The Dolphins will be competitive, but they really must be salary problems - last year it was John Dutton, this year it’s this area. looking forward to next year. Lydell Mithcell. At least Dutton stayed with the team, The prognosis for the Colsts is murky. Can Washington -Coach Walt Michaels is entering his Mitchell was shipped to San Diego for Joe Washington and take Mitchell’s place? If the answer to this question is yes, second year as Jet head man and the team seems to be a draft choice. If you don't think the Colts will miss then the Colts should be in the fight for the AFC East crown. improving. Richard Todd had a close to 400 yard passing Mitchell, just look at all the Colt records that Mitchell holds. MIAMI DOLPHINS-The Dolphins have been the hardest hit game last year against the Raiders. That may be a portent He ranks right next to in all the rushing and by injuries this pre-season. A. J. Duhe and Bob Baumhower of things to come. Receivers and Jerome scoring categories. Even if Washington plays well, Mitchell are both out for extended periods of time. That is the heart Barkum are the main ingredients in the aerial show. The will be missed.because he did so much for the Colt offense. of the defensive line. Bob Griese, the key to the offense, is line is anchored by youngsters Marvin Powell and Chris still holds the reins to the Colt offense, but out for at least four weeks, and possibly the whole season Ward. Within a few years, the Jets may have the best set of with Mitchel and tight end no longer in with torn ligaments in his knee. That just about puts the tackles in the game. The Jets running game heeds to the offensive lineup, Jones may be less effective. Rookie season down the drain. Except for the fact that the Dolphins improve. Reese McCall may be able to help at tight end, but no rookie have Don Shula. Without question, Shula has been the best Michaels is installing the 3-4 defense and most of the will be able to fill Chester’s shoes right away. The offensive coach in the NFL over the last four seasons. He has rebuilt players are yound and untested. Linebacker Greg Buttle is line is solid, so Jones should normally have enough the Miami team without having terrible records. He may the star of the defense. is the best of an protection. just have something up his sleeve for this year. average, but still improving, secondary. The Colts defensive line is excellent. Dutton and Fred Don Strock will be the QB, barring any last minute The Jets are stuck with one of the toughest schedules in Cook are two good ends while Joe Erhmann and Mike changes. New RB Del Williams should add punch to the football. This is a better Jet team than last yeat, but the schedule is too tough to expect more than six wins. -There is no more Juice in Buffalo, and there may be no more fans there either. Chuck Knox has TRANSCENDENTAL Ticket distribution moved to upper New York state from Los Angeles and the weather in Buffalo may be as bad as the team will be. MEDITATION™ Terry Miller tries to fill O.J.'s shoes. The rest of the begins at ACC offense is QB Joe Ferguson and WR . The old Bill offensive line is still there, but it is more difficult to PROGRAM Distribution of Student Football Tickets block for ordinary running backs than it is to block for begins today for all Seniors starting at 8 a.m. INTRODUCTORY LECTURE Simpson. _ this morning at the ticket sales window on the The Bills defense has been poor for years and it will second floor of the Athletic and Convocation remain so this year. The secondary is the only respectable TonightI 7:00 p.m. Center (enter Gate 2). Tickets will be area with Tony Greene and Mario Clark guarding the deep exchanged for the athletic certification cards zones. until 5 p.m. No student may present more than ■ I m m I ND Library Auditorium The Bills might win four games. four certifications and ID's for adjacent seating. TOMORROW: THE NFC AND AFC CENTRAL DIVISIONS Juniors, Graduate, Law and all students in SUNSHINE PROMOTIONS PRESENT ninths semester or higher may pick up their tickets Thursday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sophomore tickets will be distributed on ^Observer Friday from 8 a.m. to noon with Freshman tickets being distributed later that day from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. - Band members will not be issued tickets, but Sports P a must turn in athletic certification cards to the Band Director’s Office.

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by Frank LaGrotta Irish camp is the status of Scott Then took over for Sports Writer Zettek. The supposed heir appar­ Montana and directed the Blue ent to one of the defensive end machine to two additional touch­ While most of Notre Dame’s positions vacated by graduated downs. The first came early in the returning sons and daughters spent All-Americans and third quarter when Lisch, on a the weekend painting, paneling , Zettek suffered a keeper play, went in and partying, ’s Fight­ severe knee injury last spring and from the five yard line. On the next ing Irish took to the field on is physically unable to play. His series, Dover scampered in from Saturday afternoon for a controlled status for the season is listed as the 8 and gave the Blue a 43-0 scrimmage. The Blue team out- questionable. John Hankerd, a advantage. For the afternoon Lisch scored their white-clad teammates, sophomore linebacker, is listed as was 4-of-7 for 46 yards. 57-7, but the coaches found the Zetteck’s replacement at the end Tim Koegel had a decent after­ day’s activity encouraging. spot. Hankerd, along with Jeff noon for the White squad. The big "Today was the first real test for Weston, and Jay sophomore threw the ball 24 times the freshmen,” commented Case, comprises a defensive line and connected on 9 for 148 yards. Devine. "They realized that their that Coach Joe Yonto terms, “res­ Greg Knafelc also directed the performances were very important, pectable.” White attack with three comple­ especially with this year’s numbers “ It’s really difficult for me to say tions on three attempts. situation.” how good we’ll b e,” Yonto reflect­ On the ground, Jerome Heavens The “numbers situation” that ed after Saturday’s workout. led all rushers with 49 yards on Devine refered to is causing much “ We probably-won’t know until the nine carries. was concern among season gets underway. We’re close behind his backfield mate coaches. He explained the implica­ working hard and there is improve­ with 34 yards also on nine carries. tions the 95-man roster may have ment every day. I’d have to say I’m Ferguson also grabbed receivers on the 1978 football season. optimistic.” honors with three receptions for 37 “ Notre Dame does not take away Individual statistics from the yards. a player's scholarship,” he empha­ scrimmage were impressive. “This season will be a test for sized. “That’s one reason the Quarterback com­ our team,” summarized Devine. 95-man limitation will hurt us a bit pleted 8 of 11 attempts for 121 “We are defending the national worse than many other schools. yards while leading the Blue on five championship so everyone willplay The roster limit is at its lowest successive scoring drives. their best game against us. . .and point since World War II.” After two Joe Unis field goals, we have to face the toughest With the roster set at 95 players Mike Calhoun recovered a fumble schedule anyone could ever ima­ avoiding injuries will be doubly and returned it 19 yards for the gine. Missouri, Michigan, Purdue, important to the Irish. score. On their next possession, Michigan State and Pittsburgh in “ We’re looking pretty healthy,” the Blue offense made good again the first five games is enough for commented linebacker coach as Dave Mitchell lumbered into the any team. The number one Irish defense, bolstered by the addition of Dave George Kelly. “We had a couple endzone from the two yard line. "We are looking good,” he added. Waymer, held the second offensive unit to one touchdown in players sit out Saturday’s workout, Montana did it again as he hit Jim “ We have a great attitude, we re Saturday's scrimmage. Waymer, starting flanker a year ago, but they were only minor injuries. Stone on the next series with a 19- playing together and we want to has adjusted well to his new role at comerback. [Photo by Doug Healthwise we look pretty solid.” yard pass to make the score 28-0 in win. That’s a good way to start any Christian] A major cause of concern in the favor of the Blue squad. season.” Tony Pace Longer Pro Grid Season Nears AFC, NFC Summer is not yet over, but the 1978 professional football difficulty with the 16 game schedule. The Eagles defense can be described in two words: Bill season is only a few days away. The schedule of regular Quarterback Billy Kilmer is still the hub of the offense. Bergy. The perennial All-Pro leads the Eagles in tackles season games has been expanded from 14 to 16 games. The The former UCLA single wing tailback has become more every season. Middle guard Charlie Johnson may be the expanded schedule should give even more credence to the injury prone with age and his backup, former ND signal key to how well the Eagles defense performs. Randy Logan theory that it is the healthiest, and not necessarily the most caller Joe Theismann, could play a crucial role in the Skins is the best of an average secondary. talented team which wears the Super Bowl crown. fortunes this season. Running back Mike Thomas has The Eagles have improved under but they played well for three years, while millionaire still lack quality ball players in too many positions. In today’s first part of a three-part NFL preview, the has< been just adequate. Frank Grant and Jean Fugett are Eastern divisions of both the National and the American the two top receivers. The offensive line has been bolstered ST. LOUIS CARDINALS-Picking the Cardinals to finish last conferences are analyzed. by the recent acquisition of Donnie Hickman and Jeff may seem a bit drastic but look at the people they have lost Williams from the Los Angeles Rams. Both should help since the end of last season. Terry Metcalf who, despite his NFC EAST right away. fumbling, was the heart and soul of the Big Red offense. Ike Harris may not have been as flashy as Mel Gray, but he was Defensively the Skins are solid with the acquisition of tackle -The Cowboys have been, and remain just as effective. Conrad Dobler may have been Coy Bacon and comerback Lemar Parrish, and such old over-publicized in St. Louis, but he was a good guard for the the class of this division. The whole starting cast from last veterans as Diron Talbert, Chris Hanburger and Ken year’s Super Bowl champion team returns, and the toughest Cardinals. Finally, they lost Don Coryell, probably the best Houston. offensive football coach in the game. job many of these players face is hanging on to their starting Even though George Allen has left the nation’s capital, jobs because some of the anxious youngsters are hungry for his spirit remains in the form of the special teams. The The Cards still have QB Jim Hart, RB Jim Otis, WR Gray playing time. Skins special teams are the best in the league and, even with and a fine offensive line, but there is no way that they will score as many points as they have in recent years. The offense is directed by veteran quarterback Roger the departure of Eddie Brown to the Rams, they should play The Cards defense is sad. Before he left, Coryell said that Staubach. Although he is 36 years old, the former Navy a crucial role in many close games. scrambler is still one of the best field generals in the game. maybe only one or two of his defensive players could start Running back had an outstanding rookie NEW JERSEY GIANTS-The Giants are very much the same for the N.J. Giants. He is right. The Cardinal defense is season and seems to be on his way to a fine pro career. as last year - they have a solid defense but they can generate porous. Remember what Bob Griese did to that defense on Backfield mate is a solid blocker and little offense. Thanksgiving day last year? 56 points went on the board runner. Receivers Drew Pearson and Golden Richards are The Giants defensive line and linebackers are as good as that day, most of them through the air. among the best in the NFC, as is tight end Billy Joe DuPree. any unit in the league. has locked up the New coach Bud Wilkinson will have his hands full trying The weakest part of the offensive unit is the line, but even All-NFC spot at outside linebacker each of the past two to make this Cardinal team resemble those of prior years. that is stronger than last year. Tom Rafferty and Pat seasons and he’s just 27. Middle linebacker Harry Carson is Donovan are both beginning their second season up front being touted as the perennial All-Pro. Up front Troy AFC EAST and the year’s experience should help. Archer, Jack Gregory and John Mendenhall are all coming Co-Super Bowl MVPs and Randy White off fine seasons. The secondary needs some help but that Last year the Pats were picked lead the reincarnated Doomsday Defense. Both Martin and may have arrived in the form of rookies Odis McKinney and by many people to win the AFC East, but a funny thing White play on the line where they are most capably aided by Terry Jackson. happened on the way to the Super Bowl. First and foremost, Ed “Too Tall” Jones. Jones had a fine game against The Giants offense is among the dullest in the league. there was the holdout by the two best offensive linemen on Minnesota in the NFC championship contest and followed Joe Pisarcik and Jerry Golstyn are fair at best. the team, John Hannah and Leon Gray. That had the team that with another good game in the Super Bowl. He should Larry Csonka is still arond at fullback, but he had only one in turmoil in the early weeks of the season. Then running be ready for his best year. good game last year. That being the season’s finale against back Andy Johnson was injured and lost for the season. The linebacking, headed by sprinter Thomas Henderson, the Bears in the ice at Giants stadium. WR Johnny Perkins These two events got the Pats off to a slow start from which is getting better with each season. The secondary, which is developing into the deep threat the Giafits need, but he they never recovered. has always been sound, boasts the two best safties in needs someone who can get the ball consistently. The But this year should be different. The losss of super football: Cliff Harris and Charlie Waters. Waters was a offensive line has added former Steeler Jim Clark and seems receiver Darryl Stingly was a shock to everyone connected much-maligned comerback, but he has found a home at much improved. But there is still the weakness at the helm. with the team and probably everyone in football. However, saftey. The Giants greatest blessing this year is a relatively easy with the acquisition of Harold Jackson from the Rams, the The only area of concern for the Cowboys may be their schedule. Their defense and the punting of Dave Jennings talent loss at that position is not as considerable as it might placekicking. Effren Herrera was traded after he demanded may give them seven or so wins. have been. a huge salary increase. However personnel director Gil Offensively the Pats are led by yound Steve Grogan. Brandt pointed out at the time of the trade that all of the EAGLES-The Eagles have just what the Grogan has become one of the best quarterbacks in the placekickers in Cowboy history had been signed as free Giants don’t have in quarterback , but they league since the Pats traded . Plunkett, agents. lack the supporting cast to bring the infamous Philly fans a incidentally, was waived by the 49ers just recently. Sam The Cowboys should have little trouble in their division winner. > Cunningham had a 1,000-yard season last year along with 42 and only a bit more in the NFC playoffs. They should be Besides Jaworski, the big offensive weapon is Harold pass receptions. He is the best fullback in football right back in the Super Bowl next January. Charmicheal. The 6-8 wide receiver has been the most now. The Pats have another superb player in tight end Russ consistent Eagle over the past few seasons and he remains Francis. It’s a toss-up between Francis and Oakland’s Dave WASHINGTON REDSKINS-TheSkins are one of the many Jaworski’s favorite target. The only real Eagle running Casper as the best tight end in football. Hannah and Gray teams in the NFL that hopped on the coaching merry-go- threat is . Tom “Silky” Sullivan has seem to be more content this year, but if either of them round near the end of last season. New head man Jack been dealt to Cleveland after many productive seasons as an falters top pick from Alabama can take their Pardee did a good job with the Bears, but he’s inheriting a Eagle. The offensive is' spearheaded by and much older group of players in Washington which may have big Stan Walters. " P*ace" [Continued on page 7]