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Vol. 34, No.il April U, 1988 Exploding sink closeis diemistry lato; injures student Stephen leo CVC's department of natuid sci• The first incident was in a differ• gether 10 create somlhing not so laboratory's plumbing fcdtowing ences, said Monday's blast, unlike ent sink in the same GVC labora• Soulhwat Virginia Bureau benlgni- die initial eiqdoaon; However, the first one, slightly injured a stu• tory, compounding the mystery of Hie so benign" agent lodc- everyone considered the incident Reprinudwilh permission cflMe dent the volcanic pfaimbing. After the ingin the plumbmg system, when it an isobled one. KingspM Times4iews. DaidlaKiser, a sophoraoe bom first inckleni, dut dnk area was put enipts. is loud enough 10 cause ears After two recent mysterious RusseQ (bounty majoring in Chem• offUroils. The second blast caised to ring, as well as powerful enough "Tt Just wasn't very lflcefyv,to exptosinu tl Ihe Clinch Vidley istry, received small cuts and abra• officalsloctose tbeeniirBlabwhile to hunUe shards of glass about the happen the first dme. I'm afiaid CoU^e Idxxralofy. the entiro lab sions when she was hit by flying officals sedc answers. lab, everybody figured a second time has been locked untn bfllcals can glass. "Why this would go fioro one Tt's mysterious, because alarge was less likely." Hooper siid. detenninelhecauseoftheprobleoi. '^be couU have been seriously sink 16 anodier we just don't know bxtent we've been putting the same "we're now.pursuing a process die The phenomenon of the explod• hurt had she not been wearing pro• at this point," Hooper expianied. things down diose sinks Cor years," find a way. or an agency, or some• ing labonttty slide cnipied'for the tective ^wear, wbkfa we re- "We honestly dooH know much at Hooper noted. body to not only he^ us cieanitup. second time in as many-wedcs quke." Hooper sakL The enipling an. The hypoihesit is that various Hooper said the state Depart• but find out what it is. In dnt Monday. riidc was filled widi glasswear to be things are put in\the links, a series ment, of Waste Management of- manner we can safeguard against William Hooper, duirman of cleaned, he added of pofedly jbenign Aings got to• fned advlbe m how.io dean out die diis ever happening again." EGA to hold local fundraising drive Kd^lhryB Kellcy could get area businesses to pledge HC Assislanf Editor money forcleaningnpdie town and compete agahist other ngantza- Campus organizatkms. die town tkxis by die number of hows they of Wx, and die Cystic Rbrosis clean. Po«mdadonwillaUbenefitfin>md» A minimum of appnndmaiely TrashadKn approved by die SOA. $200 win be required for tbe or- In dieir meetings Apia 5 and ganizadons to raise funds for com- April 7, SOAPresident Jeff Brick- badng cystic fibrosis. eti outlined a plan where campus The.organizadon dut cleans fior organizadons couM compete as the longest time will receive a cash well as help raise money for die prize of $500. die one in second CysdcFitn»isFbundalk»c(4lect- place wiU get $250, and die diird in^.irash'in die town of Wise. organizadon wUlbe ghren $100. The Wise' Clean County "I diink organizadons are ahnyt Commission asked for the hiierested hi money," said Nancy Coup's partidpaUon hi dieirac- Rasnake, senior representative. ;dyities to celdxateiKeep America She said diat orgaidzatkms wiU 4-PiBy, an excltihg new band composed of CI|Rch Valley Colllege stHdenU. Beautiful Moadiby cleaning up die perforned to a Jam>packed and entkMlastk audience at Papa Joes Tuesday. Sec area. storyv page 3i, - " •. . Brickeu said die organizations Please Sec SGA, pagcS MtoraHty of principle and sensitivity characterize lecture Jeir "Ajax" MuWns Bkxmi's new book The Closing (ff pher believes trudi never changes Socrates heir, dmefore. he dis• foUowhig Bloomy Roity^caUs die HCaueslWriur Ike American Mind. Bloom's book that it is always die same and only agrees with Bloom's bode in gen• philosopher—one who thinks of lodes at higher education in Ameri• needs b> be discovered or redis• eral and hi partfanilariy widi die role morality as a matter of principle. Oh Thursday evening, March 31. can univenitiesfrom dw Platonic covered. Reason,!die capacity for of American universities. Accord• Rofty defines dK phOosoiiiier, "aa 1988. in die Chapd of All Fahhs. mednd ,of discovering absdute rational dioaght, is die source for ing to Roity. "die Platonic notion of an intellectual who defines Ms task Dr.'Rlchard Rofty. an hitetnation- truth as opposed to Rorty'it prag• discovering, absolute trudi. The absoluie irudi is a duoughly mis- as ithe aiguroentttive search for ally renowned |dUk>so|^ and matic view of que^ionirig and cre• ible of higher.education, according leadfaig slogan and culturally dan• trudi." The phitosopher sees die Professor of Humanities at die ating it. to Bkwm, is to assist students in gerous." Rorty's disagreement sciences as centiid lo cultura and Univetsily of Virginia^ ptesenied'a Bkxxn proclahns Plaio as the devetopingdieh' capacity to reason widi Bloom stems from what hitel- phitosophy as a scientific subjecL paper endded, "Th6 MoraUty of true hebof Socrates.anddefiiws die for trudi—especially for moral lecuuJs are good for and what dieir The philosopher dunks dnt die Principle and die Morality of Sen• philosopher as the paradigmatic trudi. lote in society should be. sitivity," in; tesppi)se. to, Allan. . humahtbelng. Bkxxn's phUoso- . RoitydoesnoiagieeduuPlatoii The first kind of intellectuali Please Sec RORTY, pages Page 3/TheHigklaBd CavaUcr Tbe HiglilaBd Cavalkr/Page 2 Foster presents Colloquium p^e of experiencing objecdve cal experiences, if diey exist, tran• Leigii Ann Skeens knowledge. Ushig an example- scend or go beyond die ordinary HCSl€ff Writer person A has die ability to be com• conscious or ego—are miluenced mions Tuesday's Faculty Cblloquium pletely objective about person B. by die values, beliefs, and preoon- in TheOiapel of All Faiths featured Hermeneutk; Phik>sophy, the cqMkxis dutt we allhave. "All of Dr. Mark A. Foster, Chairman of second fieM. maintains'that'Objec- our experiences are a resull of our Golie: Spring brings thoaiglits of love and anxiety die Sociokigy and Anthropology tivity is impossible because of her• expectations," sakl Foster. Deparunents, speaking in die topic meneutk preconcepdons or biases There are four phases or levels of want to borrow fnm myfriendRon * Jobrecruitment (and graduate sdf until the flist paycheck. available resources. This goes for of Hermeneutks and Transcen• that each indivkhial has within mysdcalexperience: buzzingbidie JimColUe Brown and share with you his list of school).panic. • Depression over leaving concerns you may have'that aren't dence: Exegenticaland Eis^enti- ears; on a higher level, bells; an CVC Campus Minister them. It is those preconceptions some of the things college students friends and facing conflicts at even hinted at in the above list as cal Expkxations oTMystical Expe• that color die way individuals kiok even higher level, diunder. and die "In S|)ring a young inan's fancy may be thinking about at tMs lhne Mays home with parents. well And don'tforget'lo head you rience. at one another. Uicreby making it highest level, a horn. hims to' thougbtt of love," And of yean * Anxiety develops because of list ofresources with God. Foritis Hermeneutics is the art of inter• impossible lo be objecdve. many a young woman'Si toot the realizatioaitbat the year is end• Wowl Is there no good news? out of experiences just like yours pretation which originated in The final field is called Critk:al WecannotsayUutpeopledonot Inqmtant as these thoughb are, April: ing andlhatadeficiency exists in a Yes, there is. Each of these con• thatUwAposUoPaul learned losay, Christian Theok>gy arid was later Hermeneutics whfch grew out of have these experiences. But. what there may be more on your mind * Summer job pressures. number of academic areas. cerns can be resolved, if ap- "I can do all things in Him who adopted by Western Historians and Marxism. It st^ ditt objectivity we can dO'is challenge dieir inter- rightnow instead of. or in additkm * Selectionof nnajoi. * Seniorpanicabout jobs (or lack proached head-on with eyes wide strengthens me," (Philippians 4:13 more recently by Social Scientists. is impossible and dial one should pretadons of the experience. wfakUi to, "thoughts of tove.": Again; I * Papers aid exains arc piling up: of jobs) andability toiflnanceone- open and with the use of all your R.S.V.). In his lecture, Fbster presented a make his or her biases explicit so arecokned by their own past obser- paper whk;h argued in favor of that pebple will recognize vadrms. In olher words, die orriy Hermeneutics. There are duec eachoUier'sbiases. way to be correct in die imerprela- FELA business competition major fields in Hermeneutics as Beliefs are isomorphte^meaning, tkm of these experiences is if one The Future Business Leaders of JobiDescriplion Manual- Shawn Business Law- Pamela Long, cepts- Sonya Flemhig, Hraiaker proposed by Josef Bleichen Her- Uiey paraUel each odier. The only has made the correct interpretadon. America (FBLA).Spring Regional Stevens, Honaker High School Casttewood High School High School meneutkal Theory, Hermeneutic way to correcdy interpret or corre- Thb statement, while seemingly Meeting was held March 26 at Career Manual- Pamela Hub• Business Math- Chadd Smith, Introduction to Business- Mar• Phiktsophy. and Critical Herme• qxHid widi anodier person's be• having no meaning, is die actual eUnch Valley College with 395 bard, HMiaker High School John I. Burton HighSchool,Nortoa garet Hawkins, Lebanon High neutics. liefs is.to be dial person. trudi. Only a person widi no pre- studenlS'Competing for awards. Job Interview- Deidre Salyers, Computer Applications for Busi• School The first field of hermeneutical Mysticism, like die Social Sci• concqitkinsorbiaseshasdieabflity Twenty schools were repre• Caalewood High School ness- Jessie Catron, Lee County Machme Ttanscripikxi- John W. Uieory claims that ills possible for ences also ad
The 1988 Women's Tennis Team
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0 z The 88 Women'! Tennis Team: (left to right) Sitting: Rose Hall, Joy Hill, Rhonda Fleming, Second Row: Maureen Collins, Teena Sturglll, Robin Tickles, Tommle Peace. Standing: Coach Debbie Kamlnshe. I
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11 -It, ^ "i Lady Cavs make impressive s start on tennis season by Vfs Jennifer Wallace 6-1.6«. beating Nanetip Whitehurst 6^3,6- Rusty Mulliis CVCs third seed. Robin Tick• 0. HQ Sports Editor r r:; , ' les, ran into trouble botiling Vl's VI didn't have any luck in the The Lady.Cavalier netieis started Nicole Scherfendert losing 6-3.6- doubles either. HaU-Collins look off Iheir season rightlas t Tuesday 3. Scherfendert seemed to be on the top doubles match from with an impressive 8-1 win over the level of a first seed instead of a Cuthdenson-Scherfendm6-2,64. Virginia Intomont It was the first third, but Tickles put up a fightan d Tickle got her revenge in doubles / hi. match ior the lady netteis since the battled to the final pdnt. - by teaming up with Fleming and 1986 season and'for an entire yev winning 7-6 C7-4), 7-5 over Wal• • I-' lay off the Cavs came out slroi^. CVC's fourth seeded Rhonda lace-Hays. The third seeds didn't Inithe lop seed match, Rose Hail Fleming took Vrs Missy Knechl do any worse with Peace-Sbirgill topped Blloi Culhertson rather eas• M.60. Tommie Peace. CVC's downing Knechi-Whitehurst 6-3, ily winning 64,.64). The second flAh seed, outlasted Vl's Valerie 6^. seed match was likewise easy tot Hays6-2,6-3. Teena Sturgill con• What a start to a rebuilding pro• CVC'sMaureen Collins assheUew tinued CVC's winning ways by gram. The Highlaml CavaUcr/Page 6 Page 7/Thc HIghlud Cavalier Sports Editor makes predictions BASEBALL continued fiom page 6 becoropelitive. Actually, I dibik that the Yanks are easy. Bruce Hurst is also a solM probably finish second but lets give The defending West champs arc able 10 nu the shoes of Clack. As a majors. If the pitchers conthnie lo Ryan. Bob Knepper. Joaquin "Hot The Braves manager Chuck probably the-.best team in the Bast straterandLeeSmidiisalegitimale the Twins some credit Rmsty Mallini kioking to repeat but it is not going matlerof-fact, I dcn't'thmk Homer inqHove and mature the Pirates Blooded" An^juar, and Jbn De- Tanner led Uie Pirates to a World but, like their cross town neighbors stcqiper if he can tame the Green The Twins no-name line-up HC Sports Ediior 10 be an easy road. With an old willlbe^le to fill the due laces of coukiibe one year away fiomchal - shaies the Astros have the best Series Championship in 1979 (I - the Mets, Ihe Yanks can't play as Monster. Baskally, a wait and see played great ball last fiOlbu t Uiey It'sthattimeofyewagain. OKX pitching staff, cne tends to wonder Clark because he is one of the roost lenghigfor the Basttitle. starthigrotaiion in the West Dave thinkitwas '79)andIdon'tbeUeve a team. George Steinbrener k>ves year for die BoSox. won't rqieat again men in Uieir 20's through if they can bsi the season. Rick "VCT^raiflit, playas in the game: 6) CMc«80 Cnba - Lhate to Smhh is also one of the better re• he lostall of his baseball expertise to pick on somebody, if he doesn't 5) MlBvanDsee Bireweirs - 3) Kansas City ISoyaBs - 40;s will put on ihe uriifotms of However, young Jim Undeman; jritdc lheCubblesifaM. I,]%edfcH' Reuscbel willibe depended upon to lievers hi the West but I maintain in the years since. Zane Smithiisa his team may win their division, so The Brewers started off last year children and play '162 ganws wilha duplicate bis 1987 perfoimance, Royality has its priviledges. A who got his feet wet in last years theGitbs in Unleleagueand without that the Space Cadets don't have fine young pitcher but other than he hired Billy Martin, for Ihe fifth with a bang winning 13 in a row great starting rotation is one of Utile wUie ball and a slab of wood. playoffs and Worid Series, and Andre Dawson and Leon Durham I' somethfaig I> find quite unlikely. the fire-power 10 win it Smith the Braves have no starters or lime, and started trade talks involv• only to end up 91-71 and in Uiird Mike LaCoss, who has been diem. Bret Saberhagen, Chariie Does it make sense? No. Does the Willie McGee should be aUe to thfaik that my little league team ' 5)-'Sam nttego IPadres - relievers. ing Dave Winfield. place. With four unpredictable droiqKd'by virtually every team in Leibrandl, Marie Gubicza. Floyd Amefkan public care? Obviously make-upfor thetost'Offense. could probably beal the Cubs. Youngandbiooming? Notexactly. OiKe again this year WTBS is The Yanks acquired Jack Claik starters from last year's squad and a the majors, hadateniblespringand Bannister, and Bud Bla(ac.*who aU not^Jt's our favorite national pas• 3) POBlBtdelpftilia IPhUDOias - A couple of years ago the Ciibs Young, yes, but bhxmiing is a bit going to punish its viewers 1^ via free agency but Ihe traveled rookie the Brew Crew will need a will needito pull out at least the 13 had ERAS bekiw 4.00 and aU but time. For years, this being the thirds had the best young double play premature. I'll buy budding televising slugger won't be around opening strong perftHmance from their pen. wins be bad last year, another un• lOQ MANY one had at least 10 wins. Gene Wtth'spring comesbaseball and many people have mainlainedilhat ctrnibo ln die m^jtHS in the fdnm of fi&AXE&iiAME&and showingda y because, you guessed it he's With streakster Paul Molitcr likely haniening. maybe. There is no way to say dut Gaiber and Dan Quisenbeny m the teodeocyof men; who are nor• the Phils, are only one'year away. Shawn Dunsum and Ryne Sand- the Padres are getting worse, but Ihe little leagueis how not to play injured. Clark won'tbe much help leading the offense iheBrewerscan bodi great guys to tuin io in a save mally hard woridng, to> become Withtheoblainhigof'LancePaiTish berg. Dunston never developed TheOiants played asateamaU of how couMithey? the game of baseball. to the Yanks if he can't play.. scoreruns. Molitorb backed up by siuationnottomenlkxihavingTed couch potatoes. What's even more the Phils were susposed to chal• and Sandberg can't exactly carry a last year and managed to win the Last year the Pads had four guys Don Maltingly, Rickey Hender• QK% Brock and Robin Yount who Power to turn to in a imssure situ• team. TheacusltionofDawsonwas interesting is that they say they lenge for the East title last year. West by six games. This year they that hit over .300: Tony Gwynn Projected finish W L son, DavfWiiiOeld. and JacfcClark can both hit foraverage and power. ation. a giant move for the Cubs and if the iBven enjoy watching the Braves Instead Philly finished liedi with will have to play at a higher level to (.370,rightfiehlerwhocouldbethe - what a Jine-upl But can Ih^ play If the pitcher come through Ihe farm systemcansupply somehelp Ihe offense has die potential to lose day afto: day. This is usually Piu for fourth; two games below stay at the same level atwhich they best hitter in die league), Beniu> Reds 93 69 together? If Uiey can, the Yanks Brew Qew may have a shot at the for Rk;k Sutcliffe the C^ubs could beawesome. Kmt StiUwell fillsdi e followed by the jungelizatkmof the .500. Parrish found the change woa Uut year. WillClaikwiU bea Santiago (.300. the NL's Rookie of Giants 91 71 could be around'Ui October. pennant I don't think tfuttbeywi U gap dut has haunted die RtqnIs for lawns of the new couch potatoes. (romtlhe AL tothe NL more diffi- find themselves moving up in the rock at first agata this year but Dodgers 88 74 3) Dearole Tigers - Two be there this year but th^ will be league, but'don't hokl your breath. the Yearin 1987), John Kruk(.313, awhile, shortstop. So, why won't Another American iraditioa of cultthan he had anticipated, finish• won't be able to carry the team. fast rising, hard-hilling, firstbase • Astros 85 79 great phchers and a good one may beforekmg. dieywin? I don't know. baseball iseveryspcwtswriterin the ing with a MS battihg average, Brett'Butlerwasagoodpickupand Pmjected finish W L man). Randy Ready (J09, young Padres 80 82 spell success m another diviskm 6) lB8Dft9more OirloBes -The 4) Cafllffoirmia AmgeDs - U;S. throws in his two cents with wily 17'horoefs; and aneven:more a healthy Candy Maldonado will Mets 100 62 second baseman who is still leani- Braves 1 161 but not m die-lough East Jack Orioles had a bad. what amunder- Widi some decent i^bing die' his predictions. So, sfaice given the astonishing:measly67 RBI's. Hw be an advantage. However, as so Cards 98 64 ing the ropes). However, ihe thing AMERICAN LEAGUE Monis. Doyle Alexander, and stalemaitseasonlastyear. Thesad Angels shoukl have an okay sea• Phils still haveVonHayesandJuan many before, I think that it will be appoituiAtf , here is how I think the PhiU 94 66 that throwsallof this to shameis the (NOTE: Idon'tgetiowatchtheAL Frank Tiuiana are soUd on the tfib^aboutitisihatldon'tseediem son. MikeWiitandDonnieMoore Samuettwo cmithe leagues fastest very hard for the defending champs stiuuUngs will kx^ when fall rolls Expos 90 72 faa that die kiwest ERA in their that much so my opinions are lim• mound but with the improving of improvinglhalmuch. should be on lop of die game agahi rising stars. The Phils also picked (orepeat around. Pirates 89 73 starting rotatkmwa s Eric Show's ited and subject to change at any die other teams in ihe league the Cal Ripken Jr. and BiUy Ripken diisyear.toobaddi^doaUhaveaa up promising Phil Bradley from NATIONAL LEAGUE Cubs 79 83 3) ILoi Angalas IDodgera - 3.84 (who, by the way, pitched Ihne.) Tigers are going to have to score are a brother duo to be reckoned offense to support tfiem. never-ever-heard of .land, the Se• alotofrunstowin98gameslikelast East WEST The Dodgers really helped their Rose Ihe one that broke Cobb's EAST with. Their.manager-CuherCalSr. 5) §eaMBe Marimeirs - Widi 1) Nsw York Mats -> With attle Mariners.' Mike Schinidt, of offensive cause by oblaming free year, . ahnost got the axe last season and coivse, is ihe old man at clean-up 1) CteeSiBiQiittfi UeSa - Yes, record) who hadan8-16rec(Hd last 1) IFsiroiiito BSmc Stft - A medioxB pitching and a decent Jesse Orosco now wearing a I'm a Reds fan. Yes, I'm prejudice. agent Kirk Gibson. Their offense year. good starting rotation combined Matt Nokes, Alan ThmmelU and willhavetofmdsomepitcherslobe offense die Mariners wUI remain Dodger uniform and working on and can stillibe counted on to drive needeed a good power-hitter that DairellEvansatl had great yearson competiye. in his lOO'RBIs: Yes, I believe that the Reds shoukl They're getting better but will with a solid bullpen makes for a only so« agafai dris year. Ihe, his west coast Ian; Roger McDow• win the West. Think about it, the could gel base hits loo, Gibson is need some pitching. Another long contender. The Jays also have a 1987.but(km'tcountonall Ibeeto 7) 'CBeTeBaBd Indlama -Hie Mariners got Glenn Wilson fiom The only visable weaksjpot is the do it again diis year. If they hang ell will be called upon to be the Reds had the best team in the West diat.man. Now the Dodgers have season for the brown pinstripes. solid line-up despite Ihe unhappi- -Mbe willbein iheceUaragahi Ihis Philly and Steve Itout fiom die pitching staff. Shane Rawley can't three power-hitters, i.e. Mike close andiplay awesome down the closer. The question is can last year but lost it because of a 6) AftBBfflta ]BiraT«i - The nessoflastyear'sALMVPOeo^ seasofi dm to no latching aqd only ChiSox but tfuse two changes McDowell go from middle relief to carry the entire load but if he has Marshall, Pedro Guerrero, and stretch they couMibe cn top again horrible pitching staff and a slump Braves have Dale Mwphy and... BeU. afew true hitim. Of course that is shouldn't make a big difference. closer? help this could'be the Phils year. Gibson, that can end a game widi Ihis year but I doubt tfiat down the home stretch. Had the weU„. uh... let me dihik.„ Ted Besides Bell Ihe Jays have Lloyd nothing unusual for ihe lndians. 6) CDDScago Whfitte §OB - 4) KOoialtireaD Ksipoa - Inex• one swing of the bat The resto f the squad sounds like Reds been able to find one more Ttmierowiisthemrnialisaboutall Mosdv and Jesse Barfield to li^t 4) BosftVB Red §ox - Wade Tom Candiotti leads die pitcfahig This team has diree no-name yet perience is the only thing that is an all-star team: Gary Carter, Keith solid starter in the minors for the The diird. fourth, and fifth spots one can say for ihe hapless Indians. up the scoreboard by driving in Boggs, Jhn Rice, and Dwight staff and'he had a 7-18 record last decent pitchers and if diey all show Hernandez, Howard Johnson, holding the Expos from excellence. stretch they could have, and should in the starting rotationar c espe• Sonetimes I think my former J J. runs. Poskicn players (nan the rest Evans are exceptional jflayen but year. Does that teU yosom^hing? up diis season die ChiSox may be a Kevin McReynolds, and Darryl Tim Wallach, Tim Raines, iuid have, takenthe West cially important. Fernando ofdieline-upandeveryoneofthem don'tlookf(M-dieniirBcleofl986to P«!dlctednni«h at L rising team. . Dave LaPoint Jack Hubie Brooks head a solid but oth• KeUy Indians could leach Ihe Strawberry. Etennatly a potent Reds General Manager Murray Valenzuela and Orel Hcrshiscr are know thierjobanddoit weU. Bar• bai^agam this year. TheBoSox McDowell, and Rkky Hoitan are erwise young team. If Andres Braves a few things. If only the offense but the problem is that each Cboke went to woric by using the goingto get their IS or so wins but ring a horrible ending like last sea• wUlbeioughbutnottheEast'sbesti Blue Jays 97 65 ttiose pitchers and a strong per• Galarraga, the young first baseman, Braves could pick up Doug Bates one has an ego that fills an entire uading block. Gone are Ted Don Sutton, Tim Beteher, and Tim son Ihe Jays should be able to cany Gemens shoots for his diird Yanks 95 67 formance by all ofdiem could lead and catcher Mike Fitzgerald come (agahi).J.W.Smllh.airisJohnson, dugout. If the Mets can go from Power, Kurt StiUwell, and Dave Leary have to come through for the the East m heavy competilkm. straight Cy Young, somohing no Tigers 94 68 to a.500 season. around the Expos could suprise alot and Scott Church (CVC's assistant being a group of individuals to Parker. Obtained were Danny Dodgers to be there in the end. one has done, and that will not be RedSox 90 72 Hie ChiSox have ever depend- of people. baseball coach) the Breves might 2) New YeirSs' Yankees - being the team they are capable of Jackson and Jose Rijo. Barry Jesse Orosco, obtained in the off Brewers 87 7S aUe Harold Baines manning die being great I don't think they can The pitching staff is also young. season, will be a big help to an up- DH spot but odier dum that diey Laikin now assumes the role of CRUISE SHIPS Orioles 65 97 be caught by the up-and-coming With mostly no-name pitchers the shortstc^ and TTacey Jones and and-down bullpen. The dealing of HOMEUIORKERS Indians 63 99 don't have a piqwr. teams of the East Expos managed to finish just be• PaulO'NeiUwUltrytofillthe shoes Mau Young and Bob'Wekh will Now hiring m/f Ul ANTE 01 WEST 7) ITexas Kaogers • Not alot 2) St. Lstata CmrnaSmnDa - hind St. Louis and New York last force Orosco to fiti n and Befcher of Dave Paricer. Chris.Sabo, a 26 Summer and Career Top Pay I C.I. 1) Oakland A'a - Whu a to say. Lany Parrish and Pete In- The defending NLChampsue hard season, only 4 games off the pace. year oM rodde, will be learning the and Leary to.come through in the Opportunities team! The A's are the most im• cavigUa have power. Charlie to bet agamst but the Cards don't If the pitchmg suiff can come art of playihg third froin seasoned rotation or this could be another 121 24th Rue., "A Woman Never proved team in the mtOo"* Indie Hough is die last ofadyingbreedof have the pitchmg staff that they through again, h wouMn't suprise long season for the men fai blue. (Will Train). Forgets A Man Who vet Buddy Bell and Jeff Treadway N.UI. offseason ihe A's picked-up Bob pilchen. not to mention havhig 18 once had. When cme sees that me if the Expos played some extra will catch ak)t of playing time at 4) IHIonsfion Aaftiros - The Excellent pay plus Rfemcmben" wins last year. '^upinortcrtofCVC" Wekh to he^i oat an already tal• youngster Joe Magrane and mega- games hi October. second. Also, Nick Bsasky wUI best pitching staff in the NL but World travel. Hawaii, Suite 222 ented starting rotatkman d Glenn Thtt's dxHii it fiw the Texas veteran Bob Fwsch are i^lars in 5) IPIIIttsII>iiiD'gIlii IPSraftsa - In fuMlly get his much deserved play• who is going to drive in their runs? Bahamas, Caribbean, Norman, OK Wl8.,Va. Hubbard, Dave PMker, nd Don Cowboys, no isn't Out who Her- the starting rotation, one wonders my opinion the Bucs are the fastest ing time at first Glenn Davis, the young firstbase • 328-6501 Baylor to help an otherwise young sheU Walkerplaysfoi? IfHersheU where the Ukes of Ttidor and An- rising team in the NL. The Pirates, man, will drive m about 90 nms and etc. CALL NOW: 73069 5 Eric Davis, one of the best in the squad. plays for dicm diey can't beall badi dujararenow. T^dor has a nagging with only one player with a memo- hit about 25 homers again diis year, 206-736-0775 game today, will man center. Bo Marie McGwire, Jose Canseco. Predtaedfinish W L injury but should be back this sea• rabk; name (Andy Van Slykc and as will Kevin Bass hit his 20 taters Diaz who is coming off of a good andCamey Lansford return to give A's 97 65 son and Andujar hadabadtemper the only reason that his name Is and90RBIs. But as the old bdy on pen and Marie Morgan season will be back behind the stabiliiy 10 a potentially awesome Twins 95 67 and is now catching up on his Span• memorable is because it's so the Wendy's commercial would plate. Kal Daniels, of course, will show of ofEensive power. I really Royals 93 69 ish in Housum. However, the weird), are young and improving say,"Where'sthobeef?'' Speedster NEOJ OlSION OPTIGfll THE VIDEO HUT playinleft It is up to these three to can't see a weakness in die A's but Angels 77 85 bullpen is strong and should be able more each year. BUly Hatcher and Bill Doran are be the backbone of the Reds. If the sometUng tells me that they k)ok to Mariners 72 90 to pull out alot of close games. The pitching staff, last year, was steady but can't supply the fire Reds can get a good start, good Wi se County Pl aza good to be true. ChiSox 70 92 With a good mixture of young• as good as any in the East. The power needed to be leaders. finish, and leadership from Davis, 2) Mflmmasota ITwIms - The Rangers 68 94 sters and veterans the offense starters are lead by Mike Dunne With Mike "Split-fingered Past- Wise, VA 24293 Worid Champs won't even win WeB; dial's it folks! I'm out of should have pop. Sure the Cards (13-6, 3.03) and Bob Walk (8-2, Diaz, Daniels, and Bell ihere will ball" Scott. Nolan "Never Say Die" Rick Norton West Mam St be no stopping the Reds. Office thehr diviskxi? How couM theyl here! Hope I didn't step on too wiU miss Jack Clark ? No, Bob 3.31), what a name for a pitcher, 703-328-4114 I'm being nice picUng diem sec• 2) Sm FErfuseSaso dSloEiiiis - See BASEBALL, page 7 703-679-5610 Optician many toes.but if Idldihai'sokay. "Mr. Oriental" Homer won't be two of the best young hurlers in the ond. I think that Ihe Royals wiU Nobody knows me mywayl _ The Higbla«d Cavaller/Pagc 8 Attention Graduation metaphysics, phenomenology and Government existentialism. He bas held elected items sold offices in the Metaphysical Society jobs offered of America and the American Hie US Departroent of Housing C^mpits Cakfidar The bookstore has extra gradu- Philostqihical Association. and UrbaniDevek^>ment'is looking aticm invitations forsale. If anyone He has hekl feltowshipat Prince• for outstanding schotos who may hadaproblem with their graduation ton University, the National En• -Monday- be interested in starting their ca• order, please let us know. dowment for the Humanities and reers with the FMeralQpvemmenL the C^ier for the Humanities. For foote informationiicontact the Compton iSaieCipientorthe Harbi• Circle K Meeting/5p.m/Chapel Office of Student Services. Sigs thank son Avrard for Distinguished Teaching. He is a graduate of the restaurant College of Wooster and holds a APX to raffle Tuesday PhiD; from Yale University^ The Brodiers and Associates WesIeyDinner/SpjnyWesley Foundation members (tf Phi Sigma K^pa fra• ThepubUc is invited'to attend. Mexico trip ternity would'like to express their ADX will beraffilngoff a trip to thanks to Rax restaurant and' in Mexico'the next'two weeks. The partkniMy Jeff Salyers, nunager. trip^will be for.two,pe(^e„airfare, Wednesday Theff interest in helping oar firaler- Applicants to hoieli and shuttle bus expenses will BSU Dinnei/4:3(H>.m7Baptist Student C^ler ni^ has been a great asset to our aU be paid for. The trip wiU be continuous success as a coUej^.and be interviewed giveoiaway Thursday, Aptil 14th, Road>Ridly/5pjnyU|9er Paridng Lot local CMganization. We are very at die Utile Sisters' Dance. If iuiy- Talent Show/Sp-myCafeteria grateful for (he support and kind• Hie HonorS'House win beicon- dticting entrance interviews during one wants lo bny a chance, contact Outboundeis:Meeting/9pjn7Cantrell Lounge ness th^ have shown to us over Uie thB^next two wedcs. U you m a one of die bnMhers of ADX. Thursday last few months and we hope that in stodenli andyouwiishto tq^iy for the fiitnre we may be able to con• "Science, And^Sdence, and Human VaIue3"'Lectutt/lpjny residmce in die HoMKS House next Outbounders to tinue our woric with Rax. Chqid Fall; you are required to receive an Psychotogy CU«t Meeting/l:30pjn;^109 failerview. Tosetupai^pointment. hold meciiiig Address given please call Garrett or Elaine Shel• The Outbounders wM'be having don at 328-5410; or stopby H. H. a meeting Wednesday, April 13, at Friday/Weekeitd- by professor Apt A-20Si or lo^e a note in'Box 9'pjn. in^the'C|UitvBll Lounge to A convocalkm address endlled K»OTll3inSmlddyHan. discuss the iqxxMAingcamping trip "^ienoe, Anti-Science, and Hu• pn^^iril 15-17: AUiinterested per- man Values'* will be given at sonsipleato attend; Clinch Vall^ Cblk^ by phik»o- Road Rally to pher of science, John J. Compton. Extravaganza The lecture is at 1 p.m. April 14, be conducted sponsored hnheOi^KlofAUFlBiths. Hie SO A will bdd a Road RaUy exeicise-dance extravaganza. It AllbenefittwiUgototheAimerican Compton, Professor of Phi-. on Wednesday. April .<13 in the Get into the swing of'lhings with will be heM on April 30 at Heart Associatkmforreseardi'and kMphy at Vandeibilt University, upper paridng tot at S pjn. First "Dance For Heart" Individuals CUiitwood Elem. Sdiool Gym educations programs. Fwrncre has written and lectured isxpen- irface is $50, second place is $2S. Crpm throughout.the area will par- from 12:00 noon until 6:00 p.m. infonnatkn.contact Jean Moore at sivelyfai the philosophy qf science. and third 0ace is $15. tkipaie in a "Etance For Heart" You'll need your own sponstffs. theCVCBodcstoTB SGA continued'fitmi page 1 running for SGA to slat thinking door of tin SGA office. Brickett members said it would be appropri- is only fair to keep die Spring Fw- aboutdieissueson campus. As diis urged tiie candidates to start adver• . atetohavei»nieoneperformlngdie mal with'&eeadmissloni . also raise fiinds for a good-cause year's session of SGA comes.to a tising dieir candicacy. weekbefore Spring Fotmal. Absent at Uw April 5 meeting like Gombalingcystic fibrosis. ctose, Brickeu said, "^l hope that In odier business:' • Hie Road RaUy, will be heU were Lisa DaviSi junior representa• T diink dds will be good for tills year... I havehe^pec^lein • SGA members approved re-' next Wednesday at 5 pjn. in itfie tive; Wendi Gibson, and Dotita Cystk: Fibrosis (Foundation), good someways." serving tiie CVG Pool for a pool upper paridng tot Fitsiplace will Kiser, sofdiormxe representatives; for die town of Wise andigpcxl fw Brickett added, "If you keq> party (Ml April23. Theband4^Play be$50:second.$25:andtiiinl,$15. AngieCtawmerandCtiadFletcher, UwafganizaUon,"BrickettsakL In tiiingsgoing,youcanTeallydostnfi^wa s hired for $400to perform at die • The Sprifig Fbrmaliwili be free freshman representatives; and mder fordie lYashalhon.to woric, for die students tiiis year." party andTomMorgan, manager of to all students.. Last year, die Fbr- Kevin Vemont vice-presidenl. At Brickeu added tba die drive SGA Elections wUI be held April American Food Management, will mal cost five dollars per coupto and die April 7 meeting. Wes KiUreU needed at least ten participating 27. Brickett,said