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VOL. XXV. NO. 14 The ObserverTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1992 THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING NOTRE DAME AND SAINT MARY'S Clinton campaign Clinton visits NO tomorrow targets young vote By PAUL PEARSON By MONICA YANT has counterreacted by staying Associate News Editor Editor-in-Chief faithful to his faithful-if older-supporters, according to Robert Schmuhl, acting chair of Democratic presidential For political strategists like American Studies. candidate Governor Bill Clinton Kate Fucher, campaign stops "Clearly, the 1992 race has a will address the Notre like Gov. Bill Clinton's tomorrow strong generational aspect/ Dame/Saint Mary's community at Notre Dame represent Schmuhl said. "You see George at 1 p.m. this Friday in Stepan opportunities to reach an Bush invoking the name of Center. Doors will open at noon. important, historically Harry Truman at every stop-in Due to seating limitations, "alienated" youth vote. the hope that older Americans attendance at the event will be "It's time to give American will see some of Truman in limited to ND/SMC students, young people the opportunity to Bush." faculty and staff. Admission will get involved in the political "Bill Clinton, on the other be on a first-come, first-served process. Their energies, their hand, is working as hard as he basis to those presenting valid ideas, and their experiences can to stress his youth - and ND/SMC I.D. cards. need to be addressed," said the youthful presidency of John Notre Dame received word of Fucher, coordinator of campus Kennedy," he added. Clinton's plan to visit about a visits in the Clinton/Gore But targetting the youth vote week ago, according to Rex headquarters in Little Rock, could be a gamble for Clinton, Rakow, director of Notre Dame Ark. Schmuhl concedes: "Bush Security. "It's fairly normal to Fucher's role is typical of knows older Americans vote. get seven to ten days notice for Clinton staffers working to get Clinton can't be sure about a campaign visit like this," the saxophone-playing, MTV­ younger ones." Rakow said. watching governor elected in Historically, voter turnout Notre Dame Security is November. At college campuses among 18 to 24 year-olds is "helping coordinate" security across the country, workers are among the lowest. Since 1972, for the event with South Bend, trying to galvanize support for the number of young voters has St Joseph County and Indiana the generation Fucher believes decreased by more than one­ State Police, as well as Secret has been "overlooked" and fourth- to the point where only The Observer/ Adriana Rodriguez Service members, according to made "cynical" by the Bush 36 percent turned out for the Listen to the music Rakow. administration. 1988 election. The security for Clinton's Junior Brian Muller of "Brian, Colin, and Vince" performs on a live But if Clinton has aimed at see VISIT I page 4 attracting younger voters, Bush see CLINTON I page 4 acoustic show for the campus alternative radio station WVFI. Study: 30 million Americans suffer hunger ND graduate teaching BOSTON (AP) - About 30 workers, he said. is in America's breadbasket." million Americans who are poor In 1985, Brown led a national Dr. Stephen Berman, a or struggle to get by fail to eat task force that warned that 20 pediatrics professor and program awarded grant enough food as hunger spreads million Americans suffered director of health policy at the By THERESA ALEMAN teaching experience, he said. beyond inner cities to the from hunger, defined as a University of Colorado, said News Writer heartland, a report says. condition where health is families at high risk for hunger All grant recipients will teach The research, prepared at the threatened because a person might have never experienced sections of Freshman Seminar, request of the Democratic repeatedly doesn't consume economic trouble before. The Notre Dame graduate Hatch said. chairman of the House Select enough nutrients. "We have a situation where teaching program has been Committee on Hunger, Brown said he has confidence you have people who are awarded an $80,000 grant by Though gr-aduate students are estimates hunger has grown by in the updated figures because unemployed or who go from a Burlington Resourses currently teaching sections of 50 percent since the rnid-1980s. three different methods were well-paying job to a minimum Foundation, according to freshman seminar, Hatch "When we see increasing used to calculate them, and paying job," said Berman, who Nathan Hatch, dean of the believes that "the freshman poverty and decreasing each resulted in a total around also served on the 1985 hunger Notre Dame graduate school. program stands to be greatly incomes, it's not at all 30 million. task force sponsored by enhanced through this surprising that hunger has Brown said the profile of Harvard University. "It takes a Over the next four years, five program" by attracting the best increased," said J. Larry hunger has changed as the while for them to understand students will receive $4,000 graduate students with the Brown, director of Tufts problem has grown. the system to get food stamps each year. Recipients of the most teaching experience. University's Center on Hunger, "The stereotype is that this is or other supports." grant money are senior Poverty and Nutrition Policy. largely an inner city and Betty Khanoyan, 33, a mother graduate students currently Hatch, who was on the board The increase in hunger also minority problem," he said. of four from Clinton in central working on their dissertations, to select grant recipients last creates potential for more "Those stereotypes no longer Massachusetts, said she has according to Hatch. spring, added that the grant learning deficiencies among hold. "It's very dramatic to go been helped by the federal food money was awarded to ND young children, more illness into the Midwest and hold a supplement program for Grant recipients were graduate students so that highly among the elderly and malnourished child in your women, infants and children, selected for their academic motivated students could "learn diminished productivity for arms at a family farm. Hunger known as WIC. excellence as well as past to teach well." Hurricane's toll: A boy named Andrew MIAMI (AP) - Andrew cemetery itself were toppled. the coldness of his body and Guanche was laid to rest Both Andrews had lived short stared into a face that had Wednesday in the calm after lives that touched all around turned blue. the hurricane for which he was them. "I can't overcome that named. Baby Andrew was 9 days old memory," he said. He was born into poverty and when he died. He slipped away, The funeral drew scant took with him little: a pacifier not in a horne surrounded by attention, a dozen relatives and and a hairbrush, placed toys and pets, but in the friends. alongside him in a tiny casket, coldness and loneliness of a Red But to his father and mother 10 inches wide and 24 inches Cross shelter, in a donated crib and six brothers, baby Andrew long. They were the first gifts that suffocated him. was an omen of good fortune. he received in his short life. He was the 39th death and, so He enriched their lives at a time "Andrew! Andrew! Andrew!" far, last death in Florida blamed when they had lost everything his mother, Natalia, cried on Hurricane Andrew. The they had to Hurricane Andrew. hysterically as she bent over his hurricane had hastened his Even in the finality of their grave, running her hand across birth, and then betrayed him. son's death, they did not have the casket, the last connection Buried with him was a piece any money to pay for his to her son. In Spanish, she of the American dream of his funeral or cemetery plot. The screamed: "Why, God, why? parents, who came to the funeral horne donated both. You gave me this child only a United States 12 years ago from "My dream was to come to few days. Why did you take Cuba aboard the "Freedom the States," said Felipe, him?" Flotilla" boatlift. speaking through a translator. Natalia and Andrew's father, "I lost part of my life," said "And even if we were living Felipe, each placed a his father, a 48-year-old among the poor people, we The Observer/Kyle Kusek chrysanthemum on the casket. unemployed handyman. "It's a were happy." Feed the hungry And then Andrew was buried, hard strike for us. We have lost He said he saw his purpose in Walsh hall junior Terri Castellucci works at the Wednesday lunchfast in a cemetery surrounded by all our happiness and strength. life as being more of a father booth in the South Dining Hall Wednesday. The program encourages Hurricane Andrew's fury: piles I am emotionally destroyed." than a husband, and Natalia, students to give up their Wednesday lunch ticket with the proceeds of tree limbs, dirt, the debris of He was the one who picked 41, was more of a mother than going to feed the poor. houses. Some of the trees in the up the child from his crib, felt a wife. page 2 The Observer Thursday, September 10, 1992

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Cloudy and stormy continuing today. The grumpy Lows will be in the SO's, highs in the old man really 70's. Rain continued through Friday. likes Bush TEMPERATURES

I had this interesting H l 55 39 conversation with this 86 69 grumpy old man at the 63 43 70 65 local watering hole the 88 70 other day. 84 59 "Can ya believe what the 84 69 94 76 University has done now?" 78 65 he asked me. Indianapolis 82 67 Jerusalem 75 61 Anything in particular, I Paul Pearson London 63 48 asked. Associate News 82 65 "Inviting that pro-choice 86 61 Editor Minneapolis 74 41 fruitcake Bill Clinton to Moscow 66 45 come here. This shows -.::h:-:::o:-::-:w::-Th"'tr~tl'-'e--,v'""a:-1Ir:-:u:-:::e-N10 D Nashville 89 69 places on unborn human life." ··,·::·: New York 75 68 FRONTS: Paris 66 45 Hold on, there. Notre Dame invited both Bush Philadelphia 77 69 and Clinton to come here. Bush simply hasn't Rome 79 50 •• • ::::::::: Seattle said whether or not he'll come. 66 57 •COLO • WARM STATIONARY• • © 1992 Accu-Weather, Inc. South Bend 83 66 "Yeah, but they probably told Bush he couldn't Tokyo 81 68 give a political speech or some garbage like Pressure Washington, D.C. 80 69 that. Anyway, I'd have liked to see Bush. He's ·ust like Harry 'Give em Hell' Truman, ya know." He is trying to paint himself in Trumanesque colors, but frankly I don't see the resemblance. First of all, Bush voted against Truman. Secondly, Truman was a man of rigid principle. Bush hasn't met an issue he didn't reverse himself on. Remember the 'no n.ew taxes' thing? TODAY AT AGLANCE "Now, don't ya start blaming Bush for somethin' Congress did! Bush's whole 'Clean NATIONAL Book Award for his book, "The Nonviolent Coming of House' deal is about stuff like Congress raising Judge removed from tobacco case God," Monday at 5 p.m. in Room 100 of the Center for taxes. Don't you remember anything from civics PHILADELPHIA - A federal judge who has presided Continuing Education. University Provost Timothy class, kid?" over cigarette-hazards lawsuits for the past decade has O'Meara will represent the University, which is co­ Wait a second. Bush's promise was to fight been removed from one case by an appeals court that sponsoring this year's award with Pax Christi USA. The Congress, with vetoes if necessary, on stuff like said he had a possible bias. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of award annually recognizes a book "which promotes tax increases. Also, about 90 Republicans Appeals also overturned a February ruling by U.S. Christ's peace, upholds the vision of Pax Christi USA, members of Congress voted against Bush's last District Judge H. Lee Sarokin of Newark, N.J., who and offers a valuable contribution to the Catholic peace budget. Don't you read the papers, sir? ordered confidential tobacco industry documents movement." Douglass, who received a master's degree "Nab. Then I run the danger of seeing one o turned over to the plaintiff, a woman whose father died from Notre Dame in 1962, was a visiting professor in your columns." of lung cancer.The tobacco industry appealed, saying the University's Program for the Study and Practice of Then you didn't read my last one about Bush Sarokin was so prejudiced against it that a fair trial Nonviolence during the 1969-70 academic year. and his 'family values' campaign. was impossible.The appeals court, in a unanimous "Nope. But it was probably some trash about opinion released Friday, said Sarokin may be capable of SMC Professor dies letting single women and gays run households. presiding over the case without bias, but "the NOTRE DAME- St. Mary's College Professor Mark No wonder Dan Quayle is so upset at ya 'media appearance of impartiality will be served only if an Bambenek passed away early Wednesday morning. elite!'" fAU~ to another judge is made." Bambenl:)k was a professor of Chemistry and Physics You're not fond of my writings, I take it. and past chairman of the Chemistry Department . He "Not one bit. Yer one of those flag-burning, had suffered a stroke earlier in the summer. The fag-loving, draft-dodging liberal Democrats NO alumnus to recieve award funeral will take place later this week at St. Mary's. who've abandoned family values. I can tell from NOTRE DAME-James Douglass, ND alumnus and There will not be a visitation. yer columns." peace activist, will receive the 1992 Pax Christi USA Pardon me, sir, but I'm not a Democrat. I'm an independent (it cuts down on my junk mail). Heck, I'd vote Republican, if they nominated someone like Theodore Roosevelt, someone who OF INTEREST really wants to change this country. "Hey, kid, ain't ya been paying attention? Bush Disaster training classes will be held at the St. Student Union Board is now accepting applications is the real candidate for change. He says so all Joseph County Chapter for those persons interested in for the Director of Programming. Applications are the time." becoming Red Cross volunteers. Family Services will be available from the S.U.B. Secretary on the 2nd floor of Yeah, every time he sees. a negative poll, he held today from 1-5 p.m. at the chapter house on 3220 LaFortune. The application deadline is Tuesday, responds with a change in his views. He was East Jefferson Boulevard in South Bend. September 15 at 5p.m. once pro-choice, you know. "Hey, at least MY candidate didn't have to NDCIBD fundraising division will meet at 7 p.m. Student activities is seeking responsible, flexible blow a saxophone to get TV time." tonight in the Dooley Room of LaFortune. New students to work as part of the new LaFortune Building True. All Bush had to do was lose his lunch in members are encouraged to find out more about the crew. Responsibilities include room set ups and the Japanese prime minister's lap to get on TV. council's newest division. For more information, call breakdowns. Hours are varied-mainly weekends and "That's it, ya flaming liberal! Let's step Troy at 283-4070. evenings. Pay rate is $5.30/hr. Position reports to outside!!" Assistant Director, Facilities. Pick up applications at Calm down, sir. This is a 'kinder, gentler Seniors majoring in Business (Finance, Student Activities, 315 LaFortune. Deadline for nation.' Remember? Anyway, I've finished my Management, and Marketing) are invited to their applying is Wednesday, September 16. beer now, so I'll leave. Anything else you want Placement Night tonight at 7 p.m. in the Hesburgh to say, Mr. Bush-lover? Library Auditorium. Representatives from General Troop Notre Dame organizational meeting "Yeah! Go Blue!!" Mills, Goldman Sachs, and LaSalle National Bank will scheduled for Thursday, September 10 at 9 p.m. at The views expressed in the Inside Column discuss opportunities in their representative industries Room 219 Rockne has been moved to the Notre Dame are those of the author and not necessarily as well as offer insights on interviewing. Room on 2nd floor of LaFortune. those of The Obserz1er. The Hispanic-American Organization will have its International students on Notre Dame policy on first meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Notre Dame U.S. Taxes: Due to a change in University procedures, Today's Staff Room of LaFortune. Any questions, contact Izzy (283- Federal & State income taxes will be deducted from 7721) or Anita (283-4231). paychecks as of September 30, 1992. Professor Milani will explain on Thursday Sept. 10 at 4:15 p.m. or News Production October 5 at 6:30p.m. in Hayes-Healy Room 122. Alicia Reale Kathy Fong Sarah Doran Cheryl Moser MARKET UPDATE ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY

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All reproduction to developing nations in an attempt to circumvent a U.N. trade +.08 to $3.711 rights are reserved. embargo Thursday, September 10, 1992 The Observer page 3 SMC works to redisplay sculpture By JENNIFER HABRYCH request formally to have the Feigl that their has been no News Writer sculptures returned to the Le formal communication between Mans lawn,"said Dorothy Feigl, her and the art department, but vice president and dean of the artist, Kaplan, has said the The Saint Mary's Art faculty. sculptures were best displayed Department said that they will on the grounds where they continue to work towards One of the four outdoor were originally intended to be. l:aving Marcia Kaplan's outdoor exhibits was damaged either sculpture returned to the the evening of Aug. 27 or the The issue is more complex campus grounds in a letter early morning of Aug. 28. After now that the community is addressed to the entire SMC the damage was incurred "The involved, said Feigl. community. administration contacted a member of the Art Department Tyler said an emergency There is a "desire to have and insisted that the works be meeting of the Faculty them (the sculptures) exhibited removed from the exhibition Assembly was called for Sept. there and that's where it should site, both to protect them from 17 to discuss the issue, but be," said Doug Tyler, chairman further damage and because Feigl said that she knew of a of the art department. they questioned their suitability regular meeting of the Faculty for exhibition at Saint Mary's Assembly next week, but does "It is very important to have College," the letter also said. not recall seeing discussion of her work returned to the lawn," the issue on the agenda, Tyler continued. "There was an The letter continued by although it could be a special agreement reached and now stating that in "the opinion of topic. what was agreed to is not being The Observer/Kyle Kusek the Art Department these works done." are fully appropriate for public "We will continue to try to Pumping iron exhibition and display at Saint remedy the situation so that the Alumni Hall senior Paul Kaemmerer lifts weights yesterday in the "The art department has not, Mary's College." artist is satisfied with the Rockne Memorial. to my knowledge, made the display," said Tyler. Yeltsin's trip postponed to resolve dispute Justice Department clears MOSCOW (AP) - President economic assistance from World War II. Boris Yeltsin called off a trip to Japan. Yeltsin's press office blamed some in check scandal "a number of circumstances" Japan on Wednesday in the face Japan has insisted that the WASHINGTON (AP) - The concerning your account," dispute over the Kurils - for the indefinite postponement of growing pressure at home Justice Department on special counsel Malcolm Wilkey known in Tokyo as the Northern of the visit, which had been and abroad to resolve a dispute Wednesday began clearing an told individual House members Territories - be settled before scheduled to begin Sunday. It over four disputed Kuril islands unspecified number of in hand-delivered letters it contributes large-scale aid to did not elaborate, but said seized by the Soviet Union in lawmakers of criminal Wednesday. Russia. Russia's foreign minister would 1945. wrongdoing in an investigation Within hours, 58 members The dispute has been the continue talks with Japan. Many Russians had expressed of the scandal-plagued House said they had received the major stumbling block in their fear that Yeltsin would bank. letter. surrender two of the four relations and prevented the "The president's decision does not affect good neighborly But the preliminary inquiry of Among those cleared were islands during his three-day Soviet Union and Japan from thousands of overdrafts will Speaker Thomas Foley, D­ signing a treaty formally ending relations with both these trip in exchange for major leave some members under a Wash., who had two overdrafts, r------...... ;jj states," the statement said. legal cloud through Election and Minority Whip Newt In Tokyo, Japanese officials Day. Gingrich, R-Ga., who had 22. House Minority Leader Robert expressed regret at Yeltsin's "On the evidence we have announcement. But Foreign reviewed, I have concluded that Michel, R-Ill., had no Minister Michio Watanabe said: there is no basis for pursuing a overdrafts. "We are taking this calmly." further inquiry regarding The Justice Department possible criminal violations would not say how many House members were being cleared in the initial batch of letters, expected to be delivered over ~ .. ,BRUNO'S PIZZA the next few days, or how many "YOUR FULL SERVICE F\.ORISr will face a continuing review. But a department statement Clocktower Square (219)277--1291 Z, Made from scratch said it was Wilkey's "firm expectation that the vast 51400 31 North Order 24 hrs i,~ fg ~ Q Italian Pizza majority of members and former members under review South Bend, IN 4663 7 a day · ~ and Pasta will receive clearance letters." Wilkey's letter to members .._.~ ~ j said future notification letters Call for Reservations will be sent "as soon as we have Mention this ad and receive ~_ft.- 288-3320 satisfied ourselves that the records do not disclose any :~ conduct which would warrant 10°/o off •Banquet Rooms Available• further inquiry." He wrote that the Not good for Valentine's Day notifications received now GO ND!! BEAT MICHIGAN!! "should not imply that members not yet notified will not in the future receive a letter similar to Support this." EL. ED. MAJORS Rep. William Thomas, R­ Calif., who had 119 bad checks and did not receive a letter, Fighting Irish said, "I assume they're going MEETING through the stack and doing the easy things first. Some will take longer. I imagine it will go on all MANDATORY Football fall. It's not politically bad so long as the media report it and their drive correctly." For all current and new Foley, in a statement on to victory against behalf of the House Democratic leadership, said it "has always students of the department been evident to us" that "no Michigan member has violated any law in this matter."

Thursday, September 17 Come to the ~------. -· -··-··-··-··! New for '92 Dillon Hall Pep Rally Play like 6:00 -- 7:00 p.m. a Champion featuring guest speaker Today SMC Science Bldg. :Spirit Towelsi Lou Holtz Catch the sp1rrt and own a poece ol history ' Room 105 e same trne. A M.JST have otem' Tonight at 6:30pm , To get yrurs just cmtact any rrmter of · S. A. R. G. o. St. Mary's ' ~~h~ Student Alurmt Relthons Group J'~~ ! outside Dillon Hall ~ Also available at the Oo ! Alumni Office- Main Building · ------~-" ------~------page 4 The Observer Thursday, September 10, 1992 Clinton/Gore campaign headquarters in Little Rock, Local student Visit Ark. continued from page 1 Zindler compared the advance team's job to preparing is arrested for speech does not create any a place for a rock concert. "You special problems for Rakow's basically have to make sure the bank robbery staff. "The only difference" sound system and everything between this weekend and a works." Most of the details of ELKHART. Ind. (AP) - A normal football weekend "is Clinton's visit are still being Chinese student allegedly that we will have people worked out between Clinton's robbed a bank and made his working one extra day of team and University officials. getaway on a bicycle, only to be overtime," Rakow said. arrested minutes later a block An advance team has been at At visits like these, Clinton from police headquarters, __ _- Clinton for_ Notre Dame for the past four enjoys staying after the speech authorities said Wednesday. his _ . in Connecticut on days preparing for the event, to shake people's hands, Zindler Police identified the suspect Tuesday confusing the Patriot according to Ethan Zindler, said. "He really enjoys the as Zhao Wenle, 19, of missile with the so-called assistant press secretary at the personal contact." Shanghai, who had studied smart, laser-guided weapons biology at Goshen College last that scored dramatic hits·in beginning of the symphony" for year. .BagJtdad. dl)ring,the~ershtn Kirkpatrick and other Clinton "No formal charges have ul£ War. The Patriot was the Clinton supporters whose intent is to been filed yet," said Elkhart ln defensive+ weap.lnt¥i that "rebuild the Democratic County Prosecutor Michael Quayle _.- the country was intercepted Iraqi Scuds. continued from page 1 movement at Notre Dame." Cosentino. "tecbnicaUy out ofi .the "Governor, you ;J/ have But the disinterested youth Although statistics and poll Zhao was being held at the recession;~· but W:adaed, confused the Patriot with the were not alone: Voter turnout results vary on an almost daily Elkhart County Jail in Goshen "C~liforni~:~:;.unJo~tu~~~~~~;has .Cruis~ ~issiJe," Quayl~ told among 25 to 44 year-olds also basis, an August survey pending an initial court umque pro~lems •. l@' • • i .... nearly 2;000 people ~t ~ rally plummeted, from 63 percent in conducted by MTV showed appearance. . The Golden State's pro~leJ1l!l :If, in Upland; Calif. "Bill Clinton 1972 to 54 percent in 1988. Clinton leading Bush 57 to 33 mclude defense '''industry '·knows less about national The importance of age in percent among 18 to 29 year­ Police were called to the cutbacks triggered by the ~nd security than I do ·about 1992, however, is obvious. A aids - although the same poll Midwest Commerce Bank at of the ~?J~. War that have spelling/' youthful ticket attracting a showed Bush with a 51 percent Easy Shopping Place shortly helped<)i~\iJ';push.i<~. . Quayl~ exuded confidence youthful audience is what favorable reading among the before 3 p.m. Tuesday after an unetpployD1eP:t rate b abo"l.lt the chances for ~Alome~ Clinton's assistant press voters surveyed. Asian man wearing sunglasses almost :tO percent a .·•·... ·· t from~b(lhind victory· "in secretary Ethan Zindler will Zindler wants to keep young presented a teller with a note President. Busb laggiq!J f~r CaHfotnia. "I talked to the fuel a November victory. people interested in Clinton, demanding money. The man behind B1ll Clinton in the pons~ w master today, Ronald Reagan, "As we get closer to the and is working with students on was not armed, police said. He But Quayle warned ·•Bill and he looked me right in the election, it's really starting to campuses across the country to fled by bicycle in heavy traffic Clinton will cut an eye and he said, 'Look, l know pick up - people are going plan college visits and voter just as police day shift patrols $60 bi!Uon out pf. what ·· polls say. bttt you can from 'I hate George Bush' to 'I registration drives. were returning to wbicb ll)(:la~s an:.· ·.· California going for really like Bill Clinton,"' Zindler "Young people are as headquarters, said police tens ofthousands · · < ...•. ;'"he said.· · said. That some of Clinton's adamant as any group in terms spokesman John Clark. strongest supporters are in the of wanting to keep the "Officers cordoned off the 1 18 to 30 year-old group can be campaign focused on the area, conducted a search and You RE So lAryl credited to the Democrats' issues," he said. "They know found him a few blocks from "willingness to speak out on the what's important this year and scene," Clark said. issues that are of concern to they're not going to be Zhao was carrying money younger people," he said. distracted." taken from the bank, he said. HAppy Notre Dame's Wesley Kirkpatrick is listening. The Come to the first social event graduate student in philosophy who likens Clinton to Franklin for the BiRTHdAy Roosevelt is coordinating the campaign's efforts at Notre Dame and Saint Mary's. Friday's visit is "just the IRCLE K DiANE!

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Questions? can or visit Campus Ministry Badin Hall Office 239-5242 .------~------~----- Business Thursday, September 10, 1992 page 5 Pizza wars heat up on campus By DANA ANDERSON Patton, said, "We weren't really two-for-Tuesday deal (two Business Writer trying to increase the sales of · pieces of pizza & regular drink our pizza with this promotion. for two dollars). In addition, We personally wanted to help the Leprechaun Pizza Company Convenience and cost are the out the hurricane victims. now honors and accepts any two factors that area pizza When the student group came competitors' coupons. chains must deal with in order to us with the idea, we agreed Senior Huddle manager to get ND and SMC students' to participate because we felt Larry Schaack said," When business. Currently, the cam­ we'd be able to donate a lot competitors advertise, we feel pus is being flooded with news­ since we do so many on-campus pressured to compete with their paper ads, coupons in the mail, deliveries'." specials. In addition, there also and other special promotions However, Papa John's also is a segment of the eating from pizza places competing for tries to be receptive to students' population that will not be students' business. It seems a budget needs by offering a late interested in a product unless pizza war has started on night special and an ND touch­ there are special deals available campus. down special during football to them." Pizza Hut manager Larry games, in which the first ten The Leprechaun Pizza Com­ Radabaugh defended the pro­ callers after ND scores a touch­ pany has a slight advantage motions. "Each year it is a new down to say the new score of over its competitors. Because it story all together, especially the game receive a buy-one-get­ is a self-supporting auxiliary of with a new class and transfer one-free pizza deal. the university, it has to make students arriving on campus. "The Notre Dame community just enough revenue to cover its We must establish our name, has really accepted us, expenses and turn in minimal appeal, and convenience all especially since last year was profit to the university, whereas over with the students. It's im­ our first year in the South Bend its competitors are in the AP File Photo portant to be the first to make area. We want to help the stu­ business solely for maximizing Former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, here pictured with James an impression in a student's dents whenever we can. If their profits. Baker, proposed the building of new settlements in occupied Arab mind. We have to try to battle something is at all feasible for Schaack also said he expects territories. New Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was promised loan through all the competitors to us, we will do it for the stu­ that within the pizza market, guarantees for Israel from President Bush last month. do this, which is where the dents," said Patton. the trend will be to continue need for special promotions Domino's is another area with promotions and coupons. comes in," he said. pizza chain doing its best to His competitors agree. Bush pledges U.S. loan In order to make this im­ make the students happy, even "College students don't just pression, Pizza Hut has two dif­ in unusual circumstances. On brand buy, they go for what ferent promotions. The first is a Sept. 2, when the sophomores they can pay for. Our business package to help Israel full-page ad on the back of the camped out for football tickets, from them is the result of spe­ WASHINGTON (AP) - A the former Soviet Union. Daily Shillelagh. The other a Domino's pizza man came by, cial prices or deals. It is more package of U.S. loan guarantees Bush rejected Israel's request promotion consisted of packets offering a large pepperoni pizza important generally to the stu­ for Israel seems headed for for the guarantees while previ­ distributed to students with a for five dollars to all those dents that they buy a conve­ approval in Congress, resolving ous Prime Minister Yitzhak message board and coupons. camping out. He returned nient and cheap pizza, instead a dispute that badly soured Shamir promoted the building "The response from the thirty minutes later, amid heavy of a certain brand of pizza ev­ relations between the two of new settlements in occupied message board promotion has thunder, lightning, and an ery time," said Radabaugh. countries. Arab territories. His approval gone through the roof. I'm sure incredible downpour with his Even with all these competi­ The Senate Appropriations came after Israel's new leader, if we did not have that going, arms full of pizza. tive prices, none of the major foreign aid subcommittee is ex­ Yitzhak Rabin, announced he the awareness of Pizza Hut In addition, Domino's always pizza chains should suffer much pected to act on the five-year, was limiting future settlements. would not be as high," said offers a late night and a Fightin' loss, or have a need to scale $10 billion package next week "Yes, we're in tough economic Radabaugh. Irish special. Also, they will be back their business. as part of its 1993 foreign aid times in this country, but don't Another campus favorite, doing a direct mailing of coupon "There is plenty of business bill. Agreement in the House let any member of Congress tell Papa John's, floods the campus books worth $10 to students. for everyone," said Radabaugh. and final passage are expected you that we can't afford to do with ads almost daily. Papa Assistant manager Brandi "Remember, we also serve the well before Congress adjourns this," Bush said in a speech to John's tries to be receptive to Johnson said, "We are doing as city of South Bend besides just for the year in October. the international convention of the students by participating in much as we can to keep the the Notre Dame campus. If a President Bush, in a speech to B'nai B'rith. "We can, and we campus sponsorships and spe­ students, our customers, happy. business just wants to meet sta­ a Jewish service organization must." cial offers for SYRs, the Fisher If we did not offer any specials, tus quo, it doesn't need campus on Tuesday, renewed his Congressional and adminis­ Regatta, SUB giveaways, and the students would not buy business. However, if they are promise to ask Congress for up tration sources said that sig­ other groups. Last week for pizza." looking to build their business to $10 billion in guarantees. naled the administration had three days they offered to do­ On campus, the Leprechaun and expand profit, which is Israel wants to use the money resolved the problem of how nate one dollar for every pizza Pizza Company, located in The after all the purpose of being in to build housing and provide much to set aside to cover the ordered on campus to the Hur­ Huddle, is offering two separate business, then it is wise to be­ jobs for an influx of Jewish risks associated with the guar­ ricane Andrew victims. · deals. Back again from last year come involved with the student immigrants, most of them from antees, and who should pay it. Papa John's owner, Alison due to popular demand is the market." Senators lash out at Bush over trade pact Ttt•~66 --pleact"guilty to WASHINGTON (AP) - Demo­ None of the committee Re­ cratic senators signaled Tues­ publicans defended Bush by day to U.S. Trade Representa­ name. Only Sen. John Danforth food stamp fraud tive Carla Hills their anger over addressed the Democrats' ire. the Bush administration's use of "It should be debated in con­ -Three months," Rush said. the proposed North American nection with an election year," The Agriculture Department Free Trade Agreement on the said Danforth, R-Mo., citing the · to spend some $18 bil· campaign trail. treaty's impact both nationally food stamp·. be;nefits "What I've seen over the last and in the world economy. year, which ends two weeks isn't responsible - "I have absolutely no qualms More than 25 Jllil)ion it's pure politics and the admin'­ on that score at all." -'-one in 10 Americans istration knows it," Sen. Lloyd Baucus also contended that receive food stamps, More Bentsen, D- Texas, told Hills American negotiators rushed than 220.000 retailers accept during an appearance before conclusion of the pact to coin­ fo stamps from customers the Senate Finance Committee. cide with the Republican Na­ then redeem them at "Politicizing this agreement Lloyd Bentsen tional Convention, which began cash. will not help its prospects in five days after a deal was an­ case involved olli· Congress," cautioned Bentsen, "No responsible person nounced. rbert Whole$ale who chairs the committee. should make a decision that But Hills rejected that claim. gaily _ oe_~ -~&

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During the past academic year a small subcommittee of the working group on Missions, Opportunity, and Challenges (MOC) of the Colloquy for the Year 2000 drafted a mission statement for the University. We discussed this draft with the members of the MOC group of which we are a part and with the Committee for the Whole THE MISSION of the Colloquy. We now feel ready to share that draft with the larger Notre Dame community for your comments, suggestions and emendations. STATEMENT I o the left of the mission statement we have added a "Prenote" which sets out the theological understanding that undergirds the mission statement itself. That "Prenote" intends to OF THE express our understanding of the word Catholic which is pan of our self-understanding of Notre Dame as a national Catholic university. It is not the mission statement but the context out of which the UNIVERSITY OF mission statement arises. Our purpose in publishing this draft in the Observer is NOTRE DAME simple: we invite students, staff and faculty to help us produce a final statement of mission and purpose that will be part of the final document produced by the colloquy. We would invite you to communicate any reactions you may have to any member of the subcommittee whose name is listed below. We would like such responses before the end of September.

Gregory Burrus (Student Body President) he University of Notre Dame is a Catholic academic Lawrence Cunningham (Professor: Theology) Carol Ann Mooney (Professor: Law School} community of higher learning, animated in a special Thomas F. O'Meara, O.P. (Warren Professor: Theology) way from its origins by the Congregation of Holy Mark Poorman, C.S.C. (Assistant Professor: Theology) Kathleen Maas Weigert (Academic Coordinator: Center for Social Concerns) L______J Cross and dedicated to the communal pursuit and sharing of truth. This University exists that through free inquiry and open discussion the variant lines of Catholic thought might intersect with all the forms of knowledge found in the arts, sciences and PRENOTE: professions. This University is Catholic in its deliberate determination to render to the Church and to the world this unique service in THE CONTEXT OF THE Christian wisdom. MISSION This purpose is concretely realized in the intellectual interchange that constitutes the life of the University, the development of its students and faculty, and the advancement of knowledge through The following statement of purpose and distinguished teaching, research, scholarship, publication and service. Therefore, the University of Notre Dame essentially includes definition will speak of the University of Notre within itself the presence, the voices, and the contributions of diverse Dame as a place of teaching and research, of scholars and students, both those who represent the Catholic scholarship and publication, of service and intellectual heritage and those from other traditions. The diversity of Notre Dame is further enhanced by the presence of different races and community. These components follow quite ages, nationalities and genders. This pluralism enables and enriches naturally from certain distinctive characteristics the exchange that forms the University community. The continuing presence of a predominant number of Catholic intellectuals is crucial of Catholicism. The first is sacramentality. The for the Catholic identity of the University. What is asked of all scholars Catholic vision encounters God in all things - and students, however, is not a particular creedal affiliation, but a people, events, the world at large, the whole respect for the objectives of Notre Dame and a willingness to enter into the conversation that gives it life and character. The University, cosmos. It is in and through the visible world consequently; insists upon that academic freedom which makes this and our endeavors within it that we come to open discussion and inquiry possible. The University fosters the development in its undergraduate know and experience the invisible God. The students of those disciplined habits of mind which are inculcated by : second is mediation. The Catholic vision the liberal arts and which characterize educated, free human beings. perceives God to be not only present in, but also Such skills are: to read with critical understanding; to think and express oneself with clarity and coherence in speech and writing; to working through persons, events and material frame problems of theoretical inquiry or practical action with a sense of things. The Catholic believes there is an the relevant evidence, historical context, and procedures appropriate ------~~------.

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intelligibility or coherence to all reality, for a reasonable resolution; to possess an understanding of quantitative thinking and scientific method; to comprehend something of the great discoverable through the mind and the discoveries of science and technology as well of their contemporary imagination, and through the sciences which promise; to think in a manner that is both insightful and creative and to recognize this in others; to analyze issues philosophically back to their give shape and discipline to both. The Catholic fundamental presuppositions; to grasp the significance of Gods self­ further believes that all human activity is called revelation in jesus Christ and to apprehend the theological implications into collaboration by God to bring this world to of knowledge gained in other disciplines as these relate to the great questions of human existence. its completion. The third is communion. The

Catholic vision sees the way to God and Gods

way to us as communal, not individualistic, and

that the consummation of the world lies in a ogether with these liberal capacities of mind, the University cultivates in all its students a humane communion of persons. That is why the Church sensitivity both to human accomplishment and to as a community has had such a significant role ~~~~~ human misery: an appreciation of such great achievements of human beings as are found in art and literature, in Catholicism, and why Notre Dame has history and sociology, mathematics, technology and science; a always conceived ofitself as a family and has disciplined sensibility to the poverty, injustice and oppression that fostered familial bonds at every level of its burden the lives of so many of their fellow human beings. Such a sense of human solidarity and a developed concern for the common good institutional life. reaches its fulfillment as learning becomes service to justice. As a research university, Notre Dame takes the responsibility not only for the diffusion of knowledge through the academic formation of These three characteristics find their source and its undergraduates, but also for the advancement of knowledge in a reality in jesus Christ, the incarnation of the search for truth through original inquiry and publication. This objective particularly engages the faculty and the various divisions of divine in the human. He is the sacrament of the graduate program, but also its professional schools and special divine presenceamong us. He is the mediator institutes. As a university committed to public service, Notre Dame who manifests Gods love to humanity and who sponsors professional schools that equip their students for a particular career with the skills and disciplines proper to each. The University teaches the way to salvation. He is the Lord also sponsors special institutes whose focus is research and science on who formed a new kind of community to preach pressing contemporary social issues. The graduate programs, the professional schools and these special institutes, aided by the general the coming of the Kingdom. A Catholic ethos of the university, also foster in their students those intellectual university, then, draws its basic inspiration from habits and humane sensibilities that the University expects from all its jesus Christ as the source of wisdom and its graduates. The Catholic character of Notre Dame as an academic mission from the conviction that all things can community depends upon the seriousness with which the religious be brought into their completion in Christ. dimensions of all human learning are recognized, given priority, and explored throughout the University. The University embodies its deep concern for the religious and As the University draws its inspiration from moral education of the students not only in the academic reflection jesus Christ, it understands the imperative for brought to bear upon ethical and social issues but also in its encouragement of a manner of life consonant with a Christian higher education to be heightened by critical community. Residential life contributes significantly to develop in the developments that have made of this planet one students that sense of community and of responsibility which prepares them for subsequent leadership in building a society that is at once world. Religious and cultural, technological more human and more divine. As a Catholic community, liturgy and and environmental, economic and political retreats, spiritual direction, volunteer work and the continual challenges make up that world. Free women promotion of service, permeate the life of the University and contribute to the complete education of the human person. and men and the communities they form will In all of these dimensions of the University, Notre Dame direct this world into its next millenium. The pursues its objectives through the formation of an authentic human community graced by the Spirit of Christ. shape it takes will reflect their knowledge, their

skills and their commitments - in a word, their

education. r------Viewpoint page 8 Thursday, September 10, 1992

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Thursday's Verse

Controversy surrounding Kaplan's WhBn a Liturgist Dies (In Memoriam Dr. Mark Searle,+ 16 August 1992)

sculpture contributes to its purpose terrestrials land, Celestials leave. Dear Editor, modern art is to open the Gallery, "where most art ap­ lente, lente currite equi noctis ! senses and the mind to new and pears." This, she claims, would Couples meet and match and hatch; I was pleased to read in The different ways of experiencing have lead to a better reception while rituals the dead dispatch. Observer (Sept. 7) that Marcia and thinking, not only about of the piece. Its placement in a and life endures in spire and pew. Kaplan's sculpture, previously art, but about the world around gallery, I'm afraid, would have displayed in front of LeMans us. Tabor wished for a warning lead to a reception with little or BUT. .. Hall at Saint Mary's, has and an explanation of the work no debate, and the fullest When a liturgist hies, sparked controversy and debate before she experienced it. potential of the work would not concerning both the piece as have been served. a liturgist flies, well as the role of art today. However, I must agree with liturgist dies, In lH·r Tw_;,• r .. lu;•,n. \. "· Ki!.pl··" "1 •., ]J,,,. "" rJ, .. ;, .. t" Tlw "1'1"'.'" .,.,.1 '" ·.,,. f ... , •. :.larle laLu1 uuJ he1 fri~.:11J ::OjJlJli uul lwl iulellllUil::O. nw ~.,uuwwuale · a1l.i::.l::. "" iw.J1 1 a­ tllid•.t liturgisls' sighs concluded that the sculpture viewer must interpret the work bor speaks of are no longer "must be some kind of revolting for himself or herself, and then limited to galleries and muse­ we gnash our ordinary Ordines joke," and they insist that it use the experience and the ums. Many modern artists, We beat our breviaries with "didn't give us anything to knowledge gained for his or her from Duchamp in the early part our breasts. ponder about our bodies that own purposes. What use do we of the century to Christo in the we seize our sacramental guests we haven't been forced to have for a work which has been present, have worked to re-living re-vised before." explained and untangled for shorten the gap between art in-clusive in-cultural us? and life by bringing art into the abc's Perhaps they didn't ponder everyday environment. Abluting further about their anatomy, The manner in which the but it is obvious that the sculp­ piece was abruptly presented To quote Cage again, "The Burning ture prompted a strong reac­ allowed each person to ap­ changes that have taken place Consecrating tion, an intelligent conversation, proach the sculpture without in this century are such that art DEATH! and subsequent thought which previously formed expectations, is not an escape from life, but A mudpied Mass Upon the sting Tabor felt strongly enough and thus they were free to react rather an introduction to it." purloins a passion's purpled cue. about to share with all students in their own individual way. The hushed observation of art Mass shuddering beneath the albs and faculty. in a museum, entered by a pa­ of faithless thought imbue In the article, Tabor agrees tron full of expectations and Wonder for the wonder? These are precisely some of with Prof. Schlesinger's pre-conceived ideas, no longer Or thoughtless faith, its mime begins the goals many artists strive definition of art as "a beautiful allows art to fulfill its complex mouthing the mirabile, toward with their work. And creation." But I have to agree new roles in an equally complex of faithless the ecce ... many women artists today, such with the recently deceased modern society. MEMENTO HOMO---MEMENTO MORI. as Cindy Sherman and Laurie American avant-guard com­ Simmons, choose to work with poser John Cage, who said, "left Although the entire situation Souvenez-vous o dieux: my cocktail, not yet ... the exact same issues of the to itself, art would have to be surrounding Kaplan's sculpture Now plant the dead with dirt and dirge. exploitation and subjugation of something very simple-it seems to Tabor to be a disaster, Return to table, drink and purge women that Kaplan apparently would be sufficient for it to be my understanding of modern the doubt once more to deep recess; addresses. beautiful. But when it's useful art brings me to see the initial and dust off toward the next process. Their art, and perhaps Ka­ it should spill out of just being installation as a phenomenal plan's art, does not endorse beautiful and move over to success. I am happy to read By Craig B. McKee traditional ways of viewing other aspects of life so that that Ms. Kaplan seems to be ·or women, as Tabor suggests. when we're not with the art it a similar opinion, even in light AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Rather, through their work, has nevertheless influenced our of the physical damage. they attack society's way of actions or our responses to the thinking, with the hope of environment." Douglas J. Send your unpublished poem to: prompting debate and instigat­ Klostermann Thursday's Verse ing changes. Tabor also suggests that the Off-campus P.O. Box Q, ND, IN, 46556 Less specifically, a function of sculpture be placed in Moreau Sept. 8, 1992 DOONESBURY GARRY TRUDEAU QUOTE OF THE DAY

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Wars were waged for the right to submit: QUOTES, PO. Box Q, ND, IN 46556 Accent Thursday, September 10, 1992 page 9 Aquestion of faith In his novel, 'An Occasion of Sin, ' Father Greeley addresses many controversial issues regarding the Catholic church By JIM MALLOY The answers to these and a Literary Critic few other questions determine whether John McGlynn will be Anyone with conservative An Occasion of Sin disgraced or elevated to opinions about religion, the sainthood. church, and the role of the The Vatican contacts the clergy should avoid Father Written by Andrew Greeley, Archdiocese of Chicago and Greeley's novel, "An Occasion of arranges for an investigation to Sin." published by Jove Books, determine if there are any Father Greeley's treatment of New York obstades to McGlynn's - Catholicism, the Catholic 323 pp canonization. The Archdiocese church, and the priesthood in appoints Father Laurence his novel is very controversial. $5.99 McCauliffe, a man who knew However, his ideas are the Cardinal since the innovative, provocative, and Seminary. McCauliffe regards fascinating. medical science cannot explain. "Jumping" Johnny McGlynn as One cure occurs after a superficial show-off and, Greeley's characters are fully McGlynn's pectoral cross is more succinctly, "a son of a human, both laity and clergy, placed on the child, the other bitch." and his concept of God is that of when a young child touches the a God of Love who sometimes Cardinal's tombstone. McCauliffe's investigation is a llHi draws straight with crooked Are they miracles? The fascinating journey into the ._,in lin$! ·lines. Vatican wants to know. If they heart of clerical politics, '~·~~ •' In "An Occasion of Sin," are, Cardinal McGlynn may very mysticism, and the life of a 'i'llld Greeley justifiably treats as well be canonized a saint. Cardinal who, towards the end h;, !IW ludicrous the notion that men of his life, would write "Who ,,,,;, \illl,l<, cease to be men once they are Before making its decision, are You? What do You want? i I \.11 ,, adorned with the Roman collar. the Vatican wants to find out Why have You intruded into my Hi·-..!;,t·ll.in.~;; That they obviously do not the answers to a few questions. life? Why don't You leave me \HihHI J;f would seem to be a truism, yet In his dying utterance, was the alone? I am not worth Your 11 H'JiS I'H this is the source of most of the Cardinal addressing God or trouble." 1\IN controversy surrounding Marybeth? After all, rumors Greeley's work. followed them throughout their Greeley is a fine storyteller. lives, even to the point of He writes with style and lmn.. In his most controversial work spP~1111!tinP" l'ls tn whPthPr thP generates suspense until the .td. : . ,·harl'lr~t·•·· t1 r· .I • t : • ·: ~ t' I p \ '. . ; ·. '14 :;: ,., .. ;·,. ·'t,·: . .: Cardinal McGlynn of the ask themselves questions which ·.··I·····~ . .l·w·.. !: ..· •;i· in fact the cure of McGlynn's Archdiocese of Chicago, is shot own grandson. we seek answers for every day 'JJ by rebels in Central America of our lives. while on assignment. Cardinal Furthermore, did Cardinal The work of Greeley offers iii, McGlynn dies in the arms of his answers to some of these f!l· McGlynn even believe in God? w lifelong friend Marybeth, Even McGlynn's most staunch troubling questions. Is it whispering, "God, how I love defenders grudgingly admit that possible for an occasion of sin you." the Cardinal believed in the to be an occasion of grace as Shortly thereafter, two existence of God only some of well? As McCauliffe says in the I children, one of them last pages of "An Occasion of the time. Yet, never once did 'In his controversial novel, "An Occasion of Sin," Andrew Greeley Marybeth's grandson, are cured McGlynn doubt that he was Sin," "'That, I think, is the addresses questions of religion, the church, and the role of the clergy. of diseases in ways which meant to be a priest. Storyteller's whole point.'" They Might Be Giants innovates the music world By ROLANDO DE AGUIAR excellent musicians." commercial success. Music Critic Flansburgh expressed "When we first started, we concern about the show being had limited access to recording Stepan Center will kick off its played in a geodesic dome, a studios, said Flansburgh. "So 1992-1993 concert season structure pioneered by R. there's always been something tonight when They Might Be Buckminster Fuller, which very simple to all of our Giants take the stage at tends to play cruel acoustic arranging." Michiana 's oldest, largest and pranks on performers. But They Might Be Giants has most famous geodesic dome. "Maybe (Bill) Clinton will have been innovative in other aspects Jfailing from New York, after some of our songs still bouncing of their music. Their witty lyrics meeting in grammar school around in there," said are among the most intelligent near Boston, They Might Be Flansburgh, referring to the in music today, and some of the Giants is the duo of guitarist governor of Arkansas' speech in band's ideas are simple genius. John Flansburgh and Stepan Center on Friday ''I'm going down to accordionist John Linnell. The afternoon. Cowtown!fhe cow's a friend to group sings some of the wittiest They Might Be Giants has me/Lives beneath the songs ever recorded in any been recording since 1986, ocean/That's where I will be Indo-European language, when their self-titled debut beneath the waves," Linnell except for Farsi. album was released, including sings in "Cowtown," from For the first time in their "(She Was A) Hotel Detective" Lincoln, the group's second touring history, They Might Be and "Don't Let's Start." The album. Giants is playing with a full latter was an MTV staple of Though most They Might Be band, producing a sound which sorts, and earned the group Giants songs are one hundred more closely resembles their some nationwide name percent goofiness, they do have They Might Be Giants will perform tonight at Stepan Center at 8 p.m. current sound. recognition. a social conscience. "It's actually a lot more "We really thought of the first "Minimum Wage," from have a pretty unusual balancing ready," said VRS's Steve Sostak. different for us than it is for the album as a document of our 1990's Flood, consists of two act to perform." "We just got our new bass people in the audience," said shows in New York," lyrical words, a bullwhip crack player and everything's real Flansburgh. "In the past we've Flansburgh said. "Then we and about forty seconds of Opening for They Might Be tight. We're ready to get the car had to strip down songs a lot played all over the country." accordion, and concisely tells Giants is campus act Victoria's moving.'' when we played live, but now The group has released three the story of what minimum Real Secret, who have a new Tickets for tonight's show are we can more closely match our albums since, including Apollo wage work is all about. lease on their musical life after available for $8 for students recorded sound. On a musical 18, its latest effort. Flansburgh "I don't think we are the kind surviving the addition of a bass and $12 for non-students. level, it's a lot more challenging has enjoyed the technical of band you can successfully player. Stepan Center's doors will to keep up with these really blessings that have come with imitate," said Flansburgh. "We "We are pumped and we are open at 7 p.m. page 10 The Observer Thursday, September 10, 1992

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CALL MAY SELL 2 MSU GAs school year. For information call PLEASE call Robin at x2867 if you MIKE @1151 & LEAVE MSGE. Mike or Theresa at 239'5368. U2 TICKETS have some to spare. NEED PENN STATE TICKETS. - for Tuesday, Sept. 15 at World STUDENT TICKETS FOR SALE Wanted: MICH & PURD TIX. Call WILL PAY $40 EACH. CALL Theater (Chicago) $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Mike@ 1151 & Leave Msg. COLLECT 614 -354-5716 I LOST & FOUND I -Call Rich at 287-3123; will accept CALL 283-1747 best offer. I NEED 2 GA's AND 1 STUDENT I NEED TWO MICHIGAN TIX TRADE: LOST: BLACK PURSE BETWEEN TICKET FOR PENN STATE. STEVE 277-8178 MICH tix for STAN tix FISHER & HURLEY. CALL FURNITURE: Call: 287-7611 WILL PAY BIG BUCKS please call Marc2, x4857 283-3103 IF FOUND. Entertainment Center & Bookcase Call John X4478 I really need two GA's for Purdue. I need 2 GA's for both B.C. and $30; Teak Bookcase $75; Oak Will pay good money. Penn State. 283-4607. I NEED MICH STUD. TIX LOST: silver ring in Hayes Healey Bookcase $20; Chair $20; Green $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Mike 277-9139 CALL JOHN X3646 1st floor bathroom. Sentimental Easy Chair $50. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ value - please call Laura 273 SR. STUD. TIX FOR SALE. BEST I'VE GOT TWO PURDUE GAs SELLING ONE STUDENT TKT 8377. FOR SALE: G.A.s for ALL OFFER. **289-6589** YOU'VE GOT TWO PENN STATE I NEED MICHIGAN STUDENT SEC 35 B/0 LV MESSAGE Home Games. GAs TICKETS and BYU GA's. 283-2291 FOUND: 2 keys on a ring outside of X 1679 Need Mich tix. Stud or GA $ Call WANNA TRADE? If you have some you are willing to Haggar on 9-7. Call x2989 to claim. Brian 277-2645 Call Bret (me) at 1248. I love you. sell please call Molly 284-4377 Need general admission tickets for BSR 6 disc CD player. Remote, 2 Michigan and Purdue games. Call LOST**** Cartridges. Good Condition. Call I need Michigan GA's. MICHIGAN GA'S ... I HAVE 411f you $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Mary Lou or Ray. Daytime:234- SET OF 3 KEYS W/KEY RING Dan x1689. Call Matt x1962. need them call 283-1166-ask for 7553. Evening: 234-3873 AT SOUTH DINING HALL STEPS PAUL. Will pay BIG BUCKS for 2 MICH ON SUNDAY NIGHT. SKIS I have 6 Mich. Ga's, 2 purd GA's. Call STEVE 289-2683 Ticket booklet tor sale!!!!!! CALLX-1748 Atomic 833sl - top of the line GA's,need 9 Mich. stud. let's make NEED 2 BYU GA'S BADLY-CALL Leave offer on answering machine. direct from factory, still wrapped a deal. Call mike at 273-2233. X3625 PLEASE HELP! '3647 excellent price! ALUMNUS SEEKS GA'S TO I WANTED Kevin x1062 Need G.A.'s for B.C.,B.Y.U. and MARRIED STUDENT BOOKLETS MICHIGAN. CALL BILL AT 614- I Have Mich GAs Penn St. Will pay BIG! #4419 FOR SALE 277-9389 AFTER 6 PM 885-4616 AND I WILL CALL YOU Chris X1717 NEEDED BYU and Michigan GA's. Like NEW AMPLIFIER For Sale BACK. THANK YOU! ~ease call 284-4308. Call Mike x1849 Need MICHIGAN Tix, Pay $$$ 289- Need 2 tickets-GAs-for Oct. 3 2683 Stanford game. Call Angela 283- Need atleast 3 Purdue G.A.'S. HAVE MICH. GA'S IN PAIRS & GOING TO THE U2 CONCERT? 4058 Will pay big $. 273-0629 4 TOGETHER 4 desperate babes need a ride to I TICKETS We Have G.A.s for ALL CALL CHRIS 277-5733 and from on 9/16. Will pay gas & +++++++++++++++++++++++ Home games incl. MICH. Need Purdue tix tolls. Will split up 2 & 2 if needed. Call x1679 NEED 2 TICKETS Penn State I have U2 tix & am willing to deal $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ PLEASE HELP US! Call x4721. WE HAVE THE GAs. game Nov 14. BIG $Call Sam x1BB4 I NEED TWO GA TICKETS FOR YOU NEED **************************************H Collect (D)908-687-1330 (N)201- THE STANFORD GAME. CALL Going to MUST UNLOAD 'CAUSE ELP!!! I NEED 1 STANFORD GA 376-9427 Need STANFORD GA's or STD's MATT AT X1741 WINNIPEG, MANITOBA PARENTS CANNOT COME = My grandmother is making her first Call Brian 273-0967 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ for Christmas break? PLEASE f!ELP ME OUT and last visit to ND from Yazoo City, NEED ONE MICH STUD TICKET Will take riders to split the cost BOB 287-9118 MS (would I make that up) MOLLY 233-4925 HAVE 2 STANFORD GA'S NEED I HAVE 4 MICHIGAN GA'S Christina 283-2974 ++++++++++++++++++++++ and would like to see a game while TIX FOR BOSTON COLLEGE. Call Vince x1251 & make an offer she is here! WILL TRADE my 2 Michigan GA's CALL WENDY X1264 UNIQUE, PART-TIME, INCOME I have Michigan GA's Please call Stephanie at x3743 for your 2 Penn State GA's. Call Have std. tik booklet and 2 BYU OPPORTUNITY. Seeking a Patsy at x4876. NEED BYU TIX! CALL WENDY GAs to sell or trade for Purdue, creative, competitive marketing I need BC tickets X1264 Stanford, BC or Penn GAs. 271- person to represent a new, low cost Pay big $$$ for THREE MICH. GA's DESPERATELY NEED STUD TIX 5618. product to people searching for a Will trade ... call Sean or student tix (will put down deposit BOOK x2205 LOOKING TO TRADE 2 new career. For interview call 234- @1817 for book) Call Pat: 232-4528 STANFORD GA's FOR 2 BC GA's. FOR SALE: 1171, 8am-5pm. CALL JOHN at X3526. Two excellent Mich. GA's I have Michigan GA's Need 1 Mich. stud or GA ***TICKET BOOKLET for sale!!!!!! 45 yard-line. Taking best offer. -Sean 273-2497 leave offer on machine X2905 MICHIGAN TIX needed call 299-1845 @1817 Sean or Harry GA's or Student EXTERIOR PAINTERS I need 2 MICHIGAN tix 2 Stud BOOKLETS on Sale x1849 Call Bill-1104 Experienced Student Painters PLEASE HELP: call Kathleen X4092. *****I NEED 2 MICHIGAN GA'S**** needed to paint South Bend area My dad would like to see one ALUMNI SEEKING GA'S TO ANY Need 4 Perdue GA's NAME YOUR PRICE- My parents homes. Full or Part Time. Michigan game before I graduate HOME GAME. LEAVE MESSAGE Have Stanford GA's to trade +$$ are coming down for their one and AMERICA'S COLLEGE PAINTERS and need tickets. I have a pair of incredible MICH AT 618-439-3338. John x1166 only football game-please call 272- 1 (800)626-6267 Call Mike 283-1161 GA's. Will take best offer. Call 9128! "painting America's homes coast to Chrissy-3845 or 3620. Will pay big bucks for ND - MICH $$ND-Mich stud or GAs needed$$ coast" I NEED ND FOOTBALL G.A. tix. Call Joe@ 287-4561. call Steve x1594 Need Mich. Student tix & GA's. My TICKETS.272-6306 Football tickets for sale-married dad's willing to pay big bucks for the EARN $1,500 WEEKLY mailing our student booklets 273-9424. HAVE 2 NORTHWEST GA's HELP~!! GA's. circulars!. .. Begin NOW!. .. FREE Have 4 Penn St. GA NEED MICH and/or NEED 2 MICHIGAN GA's. Call Ann Marie x2775. packet! SEYS, Dept. 100, Box Will trade for 4 Mich GA Sell married student booklet. Like WHOLE STUD. BOOKS TIM x 2763. 4000, Cordova, TN 38018-4000. Call Bo at 3502 GA's (not ID needed). 273-9612 288-1 027 -MARK $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ SALE: STUDENT TICKET BOOK 288-4919 09/11 WANT TO MAKE A BUCK? 2 U2 9/16 4sale -BILL X2187 Mature NO or SMC student(s) WANTED: GA'S/STUDENT TIX Need 1 or 2 GAs for Mich-who I REALLY NEED MICH. TICKETS! SELLING TWO MICHIGAN G.A.'s. wanted to provide child care in our FOR ANY/ALL HOME GAMES­ doesn't? Call Judy-239-6515. WILL PUT DEPOSIT ON TICKET Needed: 2 Michigan THAT'S RIGHT. I'VE STILL home for two happy children (2 MICH. A MUST! ALUMNI IN BOOK. CALL JON DEBARTOLO 4 BC GA's GOT' EM. CALL 272-8540 AND yrs;6 mos). Must have own DESPERATE NEED I! 708-843- I DESPERATELY NEED A GA OR AT x3587. Joe #1112 MAKE AN OFFER!! transportation, interest in children. 6947. STUDENT TICKET FOR PENN Call Mary Fran, 289-7017. STATE-CALL JAHNELLE AT 283- HELP!! Need 1 STAN GA $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ NEEDED: $$NEED 4 MICH GAs BADLY$$ 2998 Call Scott at x4243 A rich old man will pay serious cash TWO STANFORD G.A.'S CALL AMY x2609 Good price for 2 Mich. G.A.'s. Call Chris CALL TOM AT 273-8355 FOR RENT I need student and/or GA Purdue x1624 NEED PENN ST. TIX. GA'S ONLY. football tickets and Boston College PLEASE PLEASE. SHARP RIVERFRON rHOME­ 234-8306 OR 800-323-7687. GA football tickets; please call Dave I NEED MICH. GA'S. Wealthy alum will trade job and both SUPPORT THE NO FAMILY FOOTBALL WKNDS/SHORT TERM at x4506. CALL SHIRLEY AT 239-5303 children for Michigan ticket... RENTALS. ALSO APT. & NEED 2 MICH. GA'S WILL BUY, BEFORE 4 PM. call Tom @289-3887 I will buy your tickets I have family BEDROOMS.257-9101. OR TRADE FOR PURDUE, BYU, NEED 2 Michigan GAs $$$ x3593 OR 272-3753 AFTER 5. coming and need to buy as many as BOST. COLL. OR PENN ST. GA'S. SCALPERS NEED NOT CALL. MICHIGAN possible. BED "N BREAKFAST REGISTRY 232-0817 stud. tkts. FOR SALE!!! PLEASE HELP Little 'ole me 219-291-7153 I NEED MICHIGAN TICKETS I have U2 (Chi) tickets. I want PSU best offer. call #1756 Call anytime at 234-9433 will trade 2 STAN GA for 2 PSU ONE OR TWO PLEASE! I! tickets, TRADE? Please help Little 'pie me UNIQUE B & B COUNTRY GA or STD x1645 $$CALL JOHN X 1450$$ Dan x1374. I NEED 1 MICH. STUD. TICKET SETTING. MINUTES FROM NO CALL VINCE 272-8503 SUPPORT THE ND FAMILY NEAR GRANGER. CALL 616-663- Badly need 2 student or GA tickets MY BRO IS A GREAT H.S. QB. DESPERADO NEEDS Ml TICKET •8308. to Michigan. Will pay good money. HE LUVS TO GET PLAYS FROM JUST ONEil Student or GA. SELLING MARRIED STUDENT x2714. ND. HE NEEDS PLAYS. Call Tim x4116 TICKETS BOOKLET STUDENT TICKETS 4 SALE West End Mishawaka apartment, THERE'S ONE WAY. (9-11) 271 19 98 CALL X1547 TONY OR MARK newly remodeled clean 1 bdrm, NEED STUDENT TIX FOR MICH. SELL ME YOUR PU, ST, BYU, BC, HELP!! I Need 4-5 GAs for Nov. $275 @ mo. + deposit + utilities. WILLING TO PAY BIG $$$. PENNGA'S! 7 BC game. Please call x3799. MICH TIX For Sale 256-2108 or 256-7152 after 6 pm. CALL BRIAN AT 273-8453. CALL ERIN 284-5128. Thanks. Call271 1514 see CLASS/page 14 Men Jana Novotna, Czechoslovakia, and Larisa All Times EDT AMERICAN LEAGUE Singles Savchenko-Neiland, Latvia (1), del. Mary AMERICAN LEAGUE Quarterfinals Wednesday's Games Joe Fernandez, Miami, and Zina Garrison, East Division Jim Courier (1), Dade City, Fla., del. Andre L Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Late Games Not Included Houston (5), 1·6, 6-4,7-6 (7-1). w Minnesota 6, Seattle 2 Agassi (8), Las Vegas, 6-3, 6-7 (6-8), 6-1, 6- Toronto 81 59 .579 z-8-2 Won 2 45-24 36-35 Martina Navratilova, Aspen, Colo., and New York 5, Baltimore 2 4 . Baltimore 77 62 .554 3112 z-6-4 Lost 4 36-32 41-30 Pam Shriver, Baltimore (4), del. Patty Texas 3, Boston 2 Pete Sampras (3), Bradenton, Fla., del . Milwaukee 75 64 .540 51/2 6-4 Lost 1 44-27 31-37 Fendick, Sacramento, Calif., and Andrea Toronto 1, Kansas City 0 Alexander Volkov, Russia, 6-4, 6-1, 6-0. NewYorl< 67 73 .479 14 6-4 Won 4 36-33 31-40 Strnadova, Czechoslovakia (8), 6-2,6-2. Cleveland 5, Milwaukee 4 Doubles Boston 64 75 .460 161/2 z-5-5 Lost 2 39-29 25-46 Detroit at Chicago (n) Quarterfinals Cleveland 64 75 .460 161/2 5-5 Won 1 37-34 27-41 Mixed Doubles Oakland at California (n) Jim Grabb, Tucson, Ariz., and Richey Detroit 64 75 .460 161/2 z-2-8 Lost 2 31-38 33-37 Quarterfinals Thursday's Games Reneberg, Houston (2), del. Neil Barwick West Division and Simon Youl, Australia, 6-4, 7-6 (7-4), 6- Helena Sukova, Czechoslovakia, and Tom GB L10 Streak Home Away Detroit (Haas 3-2) at Chicago (Fernandez Nijssen, Netherlands (5), del. Zina Garrison, w L Pet 3. 40-30 7-8), 8:05p.m. Oakland 81 57 .587 z-4-6 Won 1 41-27 John McEnroe, New York, and Michael Houston, and Rick Leach, Laguna Beach, 42-29 36-33 Toronto (Ju.Guzman 13-3) at Texas Minnesota 78 62 .557 4 z-7-3 Won 3 Stich, Germany (6), del. Sergio Casal and Calif., (4), 6-4, 6-4. 45-25 29-38 (Pavlik 3-2), 8:35p.m. Chicago 74 63 .540 61/2 6-4 Won 2 Emilio Sanchez, Spain (13), 6-7 (4-7), 6-3, Semifinals 14 z-5-5 Won 2 33-39 36-34 Seattle (Johnson 11-12) at Oakland Texas 69 73 .486 6-7 (8-10), 7-6 (8-6), 6-4. Nicole Provis and Mark Woodforde, 76 181/2 z-5-5 Lost 1 36-33 27-43 (Darling 12-9), 10:05 p.m. California 63 .453 Semifinals Australia (6), del. Elna Reinach, South 38-33 24-44 Only games scheduled Kansas City 62 77 .446 19 1/2 z-4-6 Lost 2 Kelly Jones, San Diego, and Rick Leach, Africa, and Pat Galbraith, Tacoma, Wash. 26 2-8 33-37 23-47 Friday's Games Seattle 56 84 .400 Lost 7 Laguna Beach, Calif. (4), del. Todd (7), 6-0, 6-3. Kansas City at New York, 7:30 p.m. Helena Sukova, Czechoslovakia, and Tom Detroit at Boston, 7:35p.m. Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde, Australia NATIONAL LEAGUE (1), 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-3), 6-2. Nijssen, Netherlands (5), del. Jill East Division Milwaukee at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Hetherington, Canada, and Glenn Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Cleveland at Chicago, 8:05p.m. w L Women Michibata, Woodland Hills, Calif., 6-4,6-3. 58 z-8-2 Won 2 45-26 36-32 California at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Pittsburgh 81 .583 Singles 36-35 40-28 Toronto at Texas, 8:35p.m. Montreal 76 63 .547 5 z-6-4 Lost 1 Quarterfinals Masters 37-31 Seattle at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. St. Louis 69 68 .504 11 z-7-3 Won 1 32-37 Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (5), Spain, del. Man 36-31 33-38 Chicago 69 69 .500 11 1/2 z-4-6 Lost 2 Steffi Graf (2), Germany, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3. Singles NewYorl< 63 75 .457 171/2 3-7 Lost 2 35-32 28-43 NATIONAL LEAGUE First Round Wednesday's Games Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere (9), Bulgaria, Philadelphia 56 81 .409 24 z-4-6 Won 2 33-37 23-44 llie Nastase, Romania, del. Dick Stockton, Late Games Not Included del. Magdalena Maleeva, Bulgaria, 6-2, 5-3 West Division Dallas, 7-6 (10-8), 7-6 (8-6). Philadelphia 2, New Vorl< 1 retired. W L Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Mixed Doubles St. Louis 10, Montreal3 Doubles Atlanta 83 55 .601 z-7-3 Won 5 44-26 39-29 Semifinals Pittsburgh 13, Chicago 8 Quarterfinals Cincinnati 75 64 .540 81/2 4-6 Lost 2 44-23 31-41 Wendy Turnbull, Australia, and Marty Atlanta 12, Cincinnati 7 Gigi Fernandez, Aspen, Colo., and Natalia San Diego 7 4 63 .540 81/2 5-5 Lost 1 40-28 34-35 Riessen, Dallas (1 ), del. Betty Stove, Houston at San Francisco (n) Zvereva, Belarus (3), del. Lori McNeil, Houston 66 72 .478 17 z-7-3 Won 1 39-30 27-42 Netherlands, and Sherwood Stewart The San Diego at Los Angeles (n) Houston, and Rennae Stubbs, Australia (6), San Francisco 61 77 .442 22 2-8 Won 1 37-34 24-43 Woodlands, Texas, 6-1,6-2. ' Thursday's Games 6-3,6-2 . Los Angeles 55 83 .399 28 2-8 Lost 2 34-35 21-48 Houston (Bowen 0-4) at San Francisco Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Spain, and z-denotes first game was a win. (Burkett 11-9), 3:35 p.m. Helena Sukova, Czechoslovakia (2), del. Cincinnati (Swindell 12-6) at Atlanta (Avery Rachel McQuillan, Australia, and Claudia 10-9), 5:10p.m. Prowik. Germanv (12\. 6-4,1-6,6-4. San Diego (Deshaies 3-4) at Los Angeles (Hershiser 9-12), 10:35 p.m. CAMPUS MINisrnY...... CoNSIDERATIONS An Invitation to Fourth Day enjoyment of meeting weekly with a large group of people who hold some of their same beliefs. Others come to talk about their daily As a Rector in a residence hall, as well as a Campus Minister, I have struggles or to discuss questions with which they are concerned. It had many opportunities to observe students and to listen to their is a fun time for people to gather in a community of faith. It is a time concerns. I am particularly intrigued by incoming first year students to NOT be alone. who are desperately trying to find their niche at this university. As I recall my own college years, I remember how important it was to "fit I would like to invite you to explore various communities on campus in" somewhere; to find a community with whom I could relate, which allow you to investigate further your own spirituality. You will socialize and share my life. The alternative to "fitting in" was, certainly meet others who share your concerns and questions. You unhappily, being alone. Obviously, there are times when all of us will find a group with whom you can "fit in." want to be alone, but those should be times of our own choosing. Most importantly though, you will most None of us wants to be alone because we haven't quite found a way probably meet a few individuals whom to belong. you can begin to call friends.

In their eagerness to fit in, individuals may often fall in with groups with which they are not comfortable. Ideally, we would all like to Judy Hutchinson share time with those who hold the same values and beliefs; who like Rector, Breen~ Philips to participate in the same type of activities which we enjoy. Asst. Director, Campus Retreats However, nobody wants to spend their free time alone, so it is not uncommon to hastily join in, either formally or informally, a group Forth Day Meetings Are Held Every with which one has very little in common. In this situation, an Wednesday From 7:30p.m.~ 8:30p.m. in individual then begins to feel the pressure to do things or become Keenan-Stanford Chapel involved in ways with which he or she is not comfortable. Peer groups can often be very influential on a person's actions, regardless of the beliefs that a person holds. WEEKEND PRESIDERS AT SACRED HEART BASILICA Sat. Sept. 12 5:00p.m. Rev. John Conley, C.S.C. There are many healthy and happy communities which exist inside Sun. Sept. 13 8:00a.m. Rev. George Wiskirchen,C.S.C. of this large community which we call Notre Dame. Each residence lO:OOa.m. Rev. Peter Rocca,C.S.C. hall is a community in itself and offers many opportunities on social, 11:45a.m. Rev.Thomas McDermott, C.S.C. educational and spiritual levels to become involved. As a person who works in the Office of Campus Ministry, I am particularly interested in encouraging students to become involved with communities which will allow them to explore their faith. One of the wonderful things about this university is that it allows people to openly talk Applications for about being a Christian without feeling embarrassed about it. Notre Dame Encounter #23 Expressing our faith is not only encouraged here ~ it is expected.

There are various communities on campus that exist for the sole Scheduled for the weekend purpose of praying together and discussing issues which are relevant of October 9 - 11,1992, to the spiritual life of the members of this university. One such community calls itself the "Fourth Day." Originally organized as a will be available this coming week follow~up for those who participated in the Notre Dame Encounter September 14- 18, 1992 with Christ Retreat, the Fourth Day community comes together in the Campus Ministry Office weekly in order to allow students to pray and talk together with their peers. The community invites all who are interested in this type of 103 Hesburgh Library activity to attend. Many students are involved for the sheer page 12 The Observer Thursday, September 1 0, 1992 Fridge activated; Zorich starts LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) - The The coach said Perry will see strong as it can be." Chicago Bears will activate a lot of playing time and may Ditka said he is not planning William Perry - all 315 pounds eventually be the starter. But in to do too much differently or less of him - to play against any case, he added, the three against New Orleans in the the New Orleans Saints this players will continue to Superdome than he did last weekend, coach Mike Ditka said alternate. year, other than to help out his Wednesday. "This should make us offensive tackles. Rookie Troy "He's moving good. He looks stronger," Ditka said. "We did Auzenne is starting on the left good," Ditka said after practice the same thing when we had side and right offensive tackle Wednesday. Steve and Dan (Hampton) and Keith Van Horne is questionable Perry, who signed a two-year William." because of sore toes. contract last week, will Ditka said he is not looking The news about Perry will not alternate at the left and right forward to making player cuts sit well with New Orleans' defensive tackle slots with Chris on Friday. coach, Jim Mora. Zorich and Steve McMichael, "There's a chance we'll keep "It means we'll have to double but will not start, Ditka said. eight defensive linemen, but at team him," Mora said in an "One reason we're not this point it's very hard to make earlier conference call from starting Perry is because Zorich cuts," he said. "You don't want New Orleans. "That's the only has played very well," Ditka to make cuts. But we've got to way you can stop him. Perry is said. "I don't think that do what is best for the 4 7 a great football player and he somebody coming back should people who are going to play, adds to an already tough Bears' start automatically." and try to make the team as defense." Courtesy of Notre Dame Sports Information Former Notre Dame nosetackle and current Chicago Bear Chris Zorich team to a fifth place overall fin­ sponsors such as Valvoline and will start this weekend despite the activation of William Perry Thunder ish in the three week event. Newport who pay for tires and Buffomante has logged hun­ equipment and Buffomante is The MAC seeks some respect continued from page 16 dreds of hours behind the hoping a winning trip to the wheel of karts and cars since SCCA National Championship 'COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - If hotel and casino in Las Vegas. becoming competitive in the will attract the attention of the you've noticed that the Bowling "First, those conferences are sport of racing, but in an ironic corporate sponsors. Green-Ohio State game isn't on never on TV, so there is no Unser Jr. who he holds in high twist of fate he ran into some "Not having a sponsor is re­ the daily betting lines, it's coverage. Second, they don't regard. trouble during his driver's test. ally frustrating because the because Bowling Green is in the have any stars to speak of, "He's my idol because he was "It was two days before other guys have so much Mid-American Conference. although Randall Cunningham so young when he got into it Homecoming and I wanted to money. The guys with the big Tim McCarthy, a sports book came out of the Big West. With (racing). He's got a real flam­ get my license so my sister bucks are buying the very best supervisor for Harrah's in Reno, all the games on a Saturday, boyant driving style and he wouldn't have to drive me to motors and equipment," said said the game is not listed on there's just not much interest in makes big moves. He's always the dance. The test was on old Buffomante. ''I'm doing the best the latest line because the MAC Mid-American Conference exciting to watch," added Buf­ roads and I was cutting corners I can, but I always feel that I is one of two conferences "not games." fomante. like a race car driver would and have to overdrive the car just to on the official rotation." When MAC teams play Buffomante also got an early I failed," said Buffomante. keep up." McCarthy said games against national powers, Culver introduction to the racing life. Right now, Buffomante knows Despite the odds, Buffomante involving the MAC and Big West said the games are seldom Buffomante's father, Anthony where he wants to go in racing, has continued to succeed in Conference are seldom on the listed because they are usually Sr., raced karts as his son was but he also knows that he has a racing, but he's not satisfied. list because they are not "walkovers." He said Bowling growing up and Buffomante long way to go. Currently, considered among the nation's Green was a good team for the used to work the crew for his Buffomante is sponsored only "I don't know if a racer is preeminent major college MAC but was overmatched dad. The elder Buffomante won by Island Thunder, but ever happy. Everytime I go out teams. against Ohio State. the first race he ever ran in competitive racing costs much there, I want to win and if I "There's two things at work 1969 in the JACC parking lot. more than one family can give. don't it's disappointing," said here," said Russ Culver, sports Culver lists Bowling Green as At that time, there was a Sports Most drivers have several Buffomante. book manager for The Mirage a 14-point underdog. Car Club at Notre Dame and Buffomante was the vice presi­ UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME dent. INTERNATIONAL STUDY PROGRAM Despite his racing success, at Buffomante Sr. never pressured his son to go into racing. At age MEXICO CITY Linwu:;inc t_:,- Primtc Tran:;pMiation Scruicc 12, Buffomante decided that he A\'ailabk For Bu~iill'~S & Social Eng,1gL'nwnt-. SPRING 1993 wanted to try his hand at (219} 273-1234 racing. He ran his first race 1993-94 ACADEMIC YEAR that year in a go-kart with a ?a-t: {219} 271-0442 five-horsepower engine and a INFORMATION MEETING maximum speed of 50 miles per With P.O. Box 109 • Notre Dame, IN 46556-0lOSI hour and following in the PROFESSOR ANGELA BORELLI Buffomante family tradition Thursday, September 10, 1992 Very Reasonable Rates: won his first race. $5.00 Anywhere within city limits After four races, Buffomante 4:30P.M. showed enough promise to $25. 00 per hour move up to a more powerful Room 202 DeBartolo Equipped with Color Tv, VCR and Stereo Sprint Kart and ran in the ALL ARE WELCOME! Reservations stron ly recommended World Karting Association Na­ tional Series. It was at this level that Buffomante started to at­ "YES, YOU CAN ATTEND YALE!!!" THE CLASSIC TALE OF LOVE AND tract attention. He won the ADULTERY IS NOW THE MOTION WKA National point series presented lly PICTURE EVENT OF THE SEASON. three years in a row from 1987- 1989 and in 1989 got the FRED JERVA "TRIUMPHANT! ONE OF THE YEAR'S opportunity to represent the (N.D. Class of '90) MOST PROVOCATIVE FILMS! United States in races half way The incomparable Isabelle Huppert is astounding:' across the world. -Peter Travers, ROWNG STONE Magazine Buffomante was chosen to "SEE IT!" captain Team USA in the Kart­ -Vincent Canby, THE NEW YORK TIMES ing World Championships in New Zealand and helped the "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST!" ~~t~•heObserver ,Jif ... - Michael Wilmington, LOS ANGELES TIMES

~ast. ~ight's,.men's soccer THE SAMUEL GOLDWYN COMPANY AND MARJN KARMITZ }game against Loyola of Chicago . has been ISABELLE HUPPERT rescheduled for October 14. representing 1 Yale University College of Science Department of Pharmacology ' GREEI

Thursday, September 1 0, 1992 The Observer page 13 Yount gets no. 3000 SPORTS BRIEFS

MILWAUKEE (AP} ~ He spotlight, has played his entire broke in as an 18-year-old career with the same small­ shortstop in 197 4 and now, 19 market Brewers, joining them seasons later, Robin Yount has after only one short minor­ become a player for the ages league season. with the Milwaukee Brewers. He is one of three major Unassuming, consistent and leaguers to win two Most durable, the Brewers' Rockin Valuable Player Awards at dif­ Robin has reached 3,000 hits, ferent positlons. He won as a joining only 16 other major shortstop in 1982 when the league players on one of Brewers went to their only baseball's most elite lists. All World Series. After switching to but Pete Rose, barred from the outfield in 1985 because of baseball for betting, are in the shoulder problems, he won his Hall of Fame. second MVP four years later as Yount got No. 3,000 a centerfielder, even though the Wednesday night, a line single Brewers were a .500 team that to right center off Cleveland's season. Jose Mesa in the seventh in­ "The fact that I have seen ning. how this game can take its toll, "I've been fairly consistent both physically and mentally, and been fortunate to stay helps me appreciate the goal of away from a major injury that 3,000 hits," said Paul Molitor, kept me out of an extended Yount's teammate since 1978. period of time. The key has "It talks of consistency, ability been consistency and health," and endurance as well as super said Yount, who's been on the talent, necessary to reach such disabled list only twice in his a goal." career. The thought of the Milwaukee Zgonina predicts great year Brewers without Robin Yount is A week shy of his 37th WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP} this year," he said. guy is going to have his hands birthday, Yount is the third­ one team president Bud Selig ~ Jeff Zgonina of Purdue, a "I want to win. I want to go to full. We did it to give him a youngest player to hit the can't bear to consider. semifinalisf for the Lombardi a bowl game. I want to be an chance to make more plays," 3,000-hit milestone. Only Ty Award as the nation's top All-American, win the Outland Colletta said. Selig has had a personal hand Cobb, who was 34, and Hank lineman, doesn't hold back or Lombardi award," he added. Colletto agreed post-season in negotiating•contracts with Aaron, who was 36 years and when assessing his potential. honors are within Zgonina's four months, were younger Yount, including a three-year, "If I don't, it will be my fault. reach. when they got their 3,000th. $9.6 million deal Yount signed "It was my fault I wasn't an ... I want to leave me name here Yount. never one to like the after the 1989 season. All-American last year," said as someone who has turned this "I don't think he's even the 6-foot-2, 270-pound senior program around. "Zgonina reached his potential as a from Long Grove, Ill. "I believe I compared himself to another college football player. I don't should have been an All­ Purdue line great, Dave Butz, feel he's really turned loose," American last year, but I didn't who went on to star with the Colletto said. "If he does, he can play up to my ability." Washington Redskins. really become a bigger force." Zgonina has created problems Zgonina has been moved from "I want to be mentioned in for his Boilermaker teammates nose guard to tackle this year to the same sentence as Dave Butz in practice. make it more difficult for as one of the great linemen that offensive linemen to thwart his have been here," Zgonina said. "He controls everything. We ONE·DOZEN charges into opposing Zgonina last year had 53 solo try to keep him out of a lot of backfields.He doesn't care tackles despite constant double­ things and we don't get much where coach Jim Colletto plays and triple-teaming by done," Colletto said. Hopefully, him, however, when the opponents. He has 195 after he can do the same thing to Boilermakers open the season starting 33 consecutive games Cal's offensive linemen." Saturday against No. 17 for Purdue. California. California defeated San Jose STUPENDOUS "To me it doesn't make a "I wasn't focused enough last State 46-16 in coach Keith ••••••••••••••••••••••••• difference, as long as I'm year," Zgonina said. "Being Gilbertson's debut with the making the plays," Zgonina double-teamed for the first time Golden Bears on Saturday. said. "I've been here five years since I've been here that much, now, and I've got to show for the whole game, got me "We have a lot of respect for leadership. The best way is to flustered and kind of bothered him," Gilbertson said. "I think show leadership on the field, me." he's certainly an Outland making the big plays and firing Colletta thinks a new position Trophy candidate. He's a guy up the team so it goes back to will help Zgonina fulfill his when you turn the film on or the huddle pumped up." potential. every time you go to the line of "No matter what position I'm "Many times he's going to be scrimmage, you better know at, I will be an All-American on a guy all by himself. and that where he is." GUATEMALEN & INDIAN IMPORTS jewelry, clothing, & accessories GREAT SELECTION, GREAT PRICES! StoP bY SEPTEMBER 7-12 to took, buy, 1.0 a.m: - 5 p.m. • sit... 1n Sorm Room Go $3.95 ID $5.50 or VI of LaFortune ••••••••••••••• $1 Raffle for $60 in merchandise. Proceeds go to If you can't decide on just one of our meat. seafood or cheese sauces, St Thomas Lutheran Church for project in Guatemala Irish choose any two of a dozen delectable choices. Being indecisive has never been so rewarding. Entrees include soup or salad and freshly EXPORT QUALITY OUTFITS baked San Francisco sourdough bread, and lots of fun. PAKISTANI CLOTHING 100% COTION & LINEN ON SALE Beat

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RICH SMC volleyball opens year in Kalamazoo KURZ BY EILEEN MCGUIRE The Belles possess six returners, two The team will have to defeat four of Sports Writer of whom are seniors - a recipe for great the eight teams in Saturday's Eye in the Sky success. The ultimate goal for the confrontation in order to place in the The Saint Mary's volleyball team will volleyball team is simple: to acquire · tournament. The Belles will be facing begin the 1992 season at the Kalamazoo more national attention and obtain a bid Kalamazoo who, last year, was ranked College Tournament this Saturday. in the NCAA tournament. third nationally. Williams' return Coach Julie Schroeder-Biek, currently in her second season, is apprehensive Last season, the Belles placed first in "We played them well last year," could mean big about beginning the season with a the nation in blocking percentage. praised Coach Schroeder-Biek."This tournament. but has confidence that the Producing individual records in hitting season, Kalamazoo lost many key play­ things for Irish Belles will come out on top. percentage and sets achieved were ers so no one knows what to expect. "We've only had two weeks together senior co-captain Karen Lorton and It's official now. After rumors too including tryouts. However, we have junior Michelle Martino, respectively. "We're trying out a new defense this numerous to count spread this past more talent and depth which would Beginning Saturday, Schroeder-Biek year. Hopefully, this tournament will summer about the availability of Monty make for a successful season," said would like to see the start of many more allow us to work on it. I'm confident Williams to rejoin the Notre Dame Schroeder-Biek. individual records. we'll do well." basketball team, the University has cleared him to play. Anyone who remembers watching Monty play for the Irish during his Guerrero starts college career off right freshman season, or has played against BY MATT BOWER riddled team, head coach would do this." him in the Rock since then, knows Sports Writer Chris Petrucelli knew his Guerrero's stellar perfor­ what his return will mean to a Notre Dame team thin in talent. younger players would rise to mance continued into At six-foot-seven, Williams is tough After flirting with disaster the challenge. Petrucelli Tuesday's game with Butler inside and outside, and his ball­ throughout the preseason, the decided to start five freshman University. She had a hand in handling skills are remarkable. And Notre Dame women's soccer and four sophomores. "I am all three Irish goals, scoring despite not playing on the team the team has returned, with a totally confident in their two and assisting junior past two seasons, he will still be looked new star for the future. ability. It doesn't matter what Allison Lester on the third. to 'for the senior leadership this year's Freshman Rosella Guerrero year they are, they are just Petrucelli commented, "She squad will be in need of. has stormed into the women's great players," noted has really filled the hole The inevitable wondering will occur. soccer scene, scoring 5 goals Petrucelli. created by Stephanie Porter's Imagine how much better last season's in Notre Dame's first two injury." team could have been with Williams in regular season games. Guerrero immediately took there. A few of those close losses would advantage of the situation to Perhaps Guerrero's most probably have gone the other way, and A grim season was shaping Rosella Guerrero prove herself as an Irish star valuable attribute is her great the Irish may have been wreaking up as four Notre Dame havoc in the NCAA Tournament instead of the future. She scored all attitude. · starters fell victim to injury. three Irish goals in a of the NIT. "I was hurt for a week and In addition to losing the three heartbreaking loss to fifth­ "I love my teammates. If it Though the Irish received bits of I had to sit out of practice. I team captains: Margaret ranked North Carolina State. wasn't for them I wouldn't be inspiration from junior center Jon Ross was worried that I would be and junior forward Carl Cozen, they Jarc. Michelle Lodyga, and Coach Petrucelli here. They are so supportive out of shape for the first were not able to spell a tired LaPhonso Denise Chabot, the Irish also commented after the game, "I and they are always pushing game," said Guerrero Ellis as much as the Irish coaching staff had to play without their didn't know if the team could you. They all have such a would have wanted. leading scorer, Stephanie even get three goals. No one positive attitude," she Though many critics might Ellis would have been much more Porter. Even Guerrero had to could have guessed that she remarked. effective if he could have had Williams, endure early season injuries. have written off this injury- in addition to Ross, to back him up. But that is all in the past. True Irish basketball fans will look to the upcoming season, and a team that Buffomante speeding to the top of pack until yesterday had a front line that looked very bleak with the absense of seniors Ellis and Keith Tower. Think of Williams being inserted into a lineup that will most likely consist of a core of young but experienced players like juniors Joe and Jon Ross, Cozen, Brooks Boyer, and sophomores Malik Russell, Billy Taylor, and Lamar Justice. Not bad for a team that lost one of the best senior class in the history of Notre Dame basketball. True, the Irish will be rough around the edges, but so was last year's squad with the addition of a revamped coaching staff. But by the end of the year the Irish had pulled off a myriad of stunning upsets and become the cinderellas of last year's college basketball season.

This season the Irish will be fully adjusted to Coach John MacLeod's up­ Photo courtesy of Island Thunder Racing tempo offense and he will have a nice Notre Dame junior Tony Buffomante, shown here in his Formula 2000 race car, hopes to be driving in the SCCA National Championships group of fresh legs to work with. in October. Including a set that has been just BY JENNY MARTEN can't go to the track by myself and be near future. itching to get back onto the ACC Associate Sports Editor good." "I want to run the next level in the hardcourt for two long years. The team includes Buffomante's next two years and get into an Indy car I can imagine it now... defending champ Duke falls to an inspired Irish Gentlemen, start your engines. parents. his sister, stock car driver Mike in the two years after that. Hopefully, I squad at the ACC ... Kentucky's Pitino It's the command that starts the Stahl and anyone else who comes out to can be in an Indy car at age 23 or 24. I helpless against the swarming Irish "Greatest Spectacle in Racing" and it's watch him. His roommates in St. Ed's would like to be one of those guys who is defense as yet another top 10 team the command that Notre Dame junior and friends around campus have also one of the youngest to break into Indy falls ... Williams named Final Four Tony Buffomante hopes to hear in a few become fans. cars," said Buffomante. MVPOne can always hope. years. This year, Grand Island, NY native has "The 500 (Indianapolis 500) is a Buffomante, affectionately known as successfully competed on the Sports Car dream. Getting into Indy cars. everyone "T" and now in his seventh year of Club of America (SCCA) National circuit dreams of winning the 500. If I have four racing, is rapidly moving up through the in the Northeast division finishing in the or five years experience at the Indy level, INSIDE SPORTS divisions and levels of racing. He is top five spots in five of the six races he I feel that I'll be ready." currently racing a Formula 2000 car ran. He was named the Rookie of the Buffomante has already met some of returns to Bears owned by Island Thunder Motor Sports. Year for the Northeast division for his the drivers on the Indy car circuit and see page 1 a small racing team composed of and performances. At the end of September, has even raced against some of the financed by Buffomante's family and Buffomante will find out if his year was younger ones including Scott Pruett and friends. good enough to qualify him for the SCCA Paul Tracy. The 23 year old Tracy ·- see page 1 The team is very important to National Championship in October. currently drives for racing magnate Buffomante and his racing career. The Formula 2000 car that he races is Roger Penske, but Buffomante has "It's a total team effort. Everyone helps two steps below an Indy car that the "Big beaten him a few times. out. Everyone has a job to do," said Boys" race .. With his success at the SCCA He has also met his racing hero, AI Buffomante. "It's always 'we' because I level, Buffomante sees an Indy car in his see THUNDER/page 12