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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Xavier Student Newspapers at Exhibit. It has been accepted for inclusion in All Xavier Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Exhibit. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE A V I E Vol. 75, No. 8 N E w s w I R E Oct. 11, 1989 ( I . I I I) I~ \ 1· I '\. ( , I ,) \ I . \ I~ ~ < > I \. \ \ I I I~ .~ I l I ) I '\. I I) I~ I ~ ~
by Kathy Oshel assistant News editor and College Press Service
University of North Dakota (UNO) students are being told they won't be able to have empty alcohol containers in their rooms or put up posters in their dorm windows, and according to Dr. Arthur Shriberg, vice president for Student Development, similar policies may soon i.;:~fil~l~l;~~~~i6!es be in effect here at Xavier. · Shriberg said that his department, along with many other departments on campus, are considering adapting the university's policies concerning akohol advertising and promotions and alcohol~related residence hall room decorations, including neon signs and empty alcohol containers. . :·. · 'Neon signs look good," said Kelli Dillon, a member of the Alcohol/Drug Education Committee. "It's not saying the person in the room is a heavy drinker. u:s irrelevant." .. Brockman Re5ident Assisant Tim CPS Photo LeroU?C agreed saying, "I personally don't Outgoing Surgeon General C £verettKoop, along with some university officials, is trying to see anything wrong with the neon signs ban alcohol promotions, cans and even postersfrom campuses. and posters." . Other campuses are also trying spokeswoman for Miller BreWing in hall advisers and is only part of the to drive i~ages of alcohQl from their · Milwaukee. university's alcohol awareness program. properties. Conlisk added Miller "shares the Alcohol-related signs might not Outgoing U.S. Surgeon General concerns of college administrators [but] "portray a good image for the university, C. Everett Koop said he would soon be the approach to controlling and curbing but people shouldn't be told they can't .. ·. sending disapproving letters to college alcohol abuse is through education of express themselves just because it doesn't · presidents who still allowed beer and consumers, not control of the product." paint a pretty picture, "said UNO ::(;:: liquor firms to promote events on their UNO students say they can resident Matt Hollifield. campuses. understand banning empty containers, Webb said it is no different from Koop added that if the but think the sign ban is a dumb idea. living in an apartment or condo that has presidents don't comply, he'd "It doesn't make any sense, it convenants controlling what residents ·;.·.·.·.· recommend "economic and legal won't stop people from drinking," said can hang in their windows. sanctions" against the schools. UNO sophomore John Bratelli. "I think Xavier should get its 'We believe we have the right to UNO Residence Services priorities straight and start encouraging advertise to students responsibly," Director Teny Webb said the rule came responsiblity and not pretend that replied Elizabeth Conlisk, a out of a recommendation of the residei:it students don't drink," said Leroux. :'Sffiro'.@;~'.W.fl.J::!'~:Mfe.st@/ .. >· ;.. >t ?··•·•· =: Ifs the ·write• thing to do instruction so the center becomes more by Kathy Oshel important," said Glenn. assistant News editor The Newswire asks you • • • The center is equipped with fom % Writing papers seems to be a Macintosh computers to be used for ... common challenge for most college composing and editing papers. A tutor is .....• % The question of regulating alcohol advertisin;::, students regardless of experience or always on hand to work on~n-one with ...... % and pr01notions on· college can.r ..lSes is a ability. To meet this demand, Xavier has the writer. 'We've worked with ....•. I opened a writing center. "The center is everyone from first year undergrads to ... ~ topic-that is just beginning to heat up. What intended for any student: a "B" student advanced graduate students. We've ... do you think? who wants an "A," or a student who done everything from sentence fragments ... ~ needs a lot of help," said Barbara to thesis development," said graduate ... ~ ·Should the U.S. government regulate beer, Harrison, graduate tutor of the newly tutor B~b Reynolds. Students can bring ...,.. ~ organized writing center. in rough drafts, final copies and even ... "' . wine or liquor advertisements or corrected essays for the tutors to work ... ~ The center is in its first month of ... promotions on college campuses? operation and, according to Dr. James with. ·~~ I . Glenn, faculty tutor, "it was a real race to The center, 117 Hinkle, is open get itready." Glenn also said that the Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 9 (Drop your answers and opinions off at The Newswire office.) response has been good. ''We've st-en in a.m. - 5 p.m. and Tuesdays and recent years a reduction at Xavier in the Thursdays, 9 a.m. -7 p.m. No Results will be published next week. amount of required hours of writing appointment is necessary. Page 2 - Wednesday, October 11, 1989 -The Xavier Newswire
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It becomes except during vacation and exams, by the students of Xavier University, 3800 easy for students to be Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, Ohio 45207. concerned about what they are The statements and opinions of The Xauier Newswire are not Living on a college going to do Friday night, while necessarily those of the student body, faculty or administration of Xavier. other people are concerned Statements and opinions of columnists do not neeessarily reflect those of the campus, it is very easy to editors. forget what is going on in the about where they are going to Subscription rates are $15.00/year within/he USA. Subscription surrounding community. The find their next meal, or where inquiries should be directed to Kent George, managing editor (513-745-3561). campus can become an island they are going to sleep that Advertising inquiries should also be directed to Kent George. Entered as third class matter at the U.S. Post Office under permit night. Leaming the problems of separated from the outside number 1275. world. Astudentcanlivean other people can help put your Reprinting of articles or cartoons without the permission of the entire semester on campus concerns in perspective. This Michele Sulka photo author and/or The Xauier Newswire is strictly prohibited. idea should be part of your Phillip Summe Xavier Univ. is an academic community committed to equal and not come in contact with opportunity for all persons regardless of age, sex, race, religion, handicap or anyone outside the Xavier education at Xavier. community, help out in a soup national origin. community. Food, housing Separation from· the kitchen, or simply visit an Editor in chief Brian Sullivan and entertainment are elderly person you know or go Managing ed ilor Kent George world and concern only for Office Manager I Assignment editor Maria Lovell provided, and the ourselves should and can be on a trip to Appalachia. News editors Julie Smith, Mike Kelly opportunity for contact with stopped. Students need to take a Leaving Perspectives editor I-leather Clopton people outside the college Xavier without a feeling of Sports editor David Stubenrauch more active interest in current Kerry Cronin almosphere is minimal. concern and commitment for Diversions editor affairs and get involved in the Photography editor Michele Sulka This "isolationism" community. Stay better your community and the Assistant editors Molly Donnellon, Ken Hartlage, Chris created on a.campus allows informed by reading world would be leaving Xavier Meyer, Kathy Oshel, Tanvi Patel Laurie Hill students to forget many of the newspapers and magazines, with your education Graphic Design Ad\iser Rosalind Florez problems and social issues volunteer to work in the unfinished. Page 4 - Wednesday, October 11, 1989-The Xavier Newswire Address Name~------ References~---- . ' . . . If Budweiser is already your regular ~rWe'd like tosay th~nks for the bus. ines.s .. If.. irs not,_ .th.en we'd.· like. to a_p .. ·ply_ fo. r_ .t···h. e__ jo. ...b _·. __ .. _._· ... _.. _...... " · ___ . Of ~curse our resume can only tell you who_ \Ve are.. ·.. ·:.To_·_.•.· ._._· ... ._e.~R>~-- · dISCover JUst.h~ ~- we taste, we suggest yo_ u_ set ...... ·.• ·_· __ .. " .· . __11 .·_:!:Al_. _,,..... ·_·•. _\ ,,.__ · · up a personal mteMew. . · ·· ·· · . ·~.,_..e __., ... ,_l{,..,. ' ' . ' . . ' .. ·. .,~:. ~":· .... <:~._'."·: ...-: - ' ' . ' ...... ' . . . IPDRTI The Xavier Newswire - Wednesday, October 111989 - Page 5 Swimmers get splashing Athletes studying new program by Shawnda DeRamus the wire," said Madonis. by Lena Ina staff reporter "Unfortunately, things didn't go staff reporter our way, probably due to the --'--'""------The swimming and lack of depth." But that depth Many feel constant diving teams are all set to problem maybe remedied. this concern for the welfare of each plunge into the new season season, according to Madc111is. In student is what makes Xavier Saturday against the University addition to 20 returning unique. This concern led to a of Notre Dame. 'We have an swimmers and divers, this year's new program called, "the excellent nucleus of both men team will feature six freshmen. Tables." and women," said Head Coach The men's captains are The program, created Tassos Madonis. senior Joel Pleban and junior this year; is aimed at.students, The women's team B:ryan Minor. Junior Phil primarily freshmen, who need consists of 25 swimmers, Summe who captured the 100- assistance finding time to study including nine freshmen. ''I yard butterfly in last year's MCC because of athletics or other expect to see [the freshmen] Championship, will also be . activities. contribute heavily throughout returning. 'We are looking for Lena Ina photo '1t is a community of Student athletes place their study habits on "the Tables" the season," said Madonis. their best. I ask them to give 100 learning," said Sr. Rose Ann percent effort and the awards, called upon to fill the void. don't come." -This year's captains are Fleming, Athletics Academic medals and glo:ry will follow," One of the goals of the senior Patty Gerdes and junior Advisor and director of the new Currently the program Madonis said. program is to help students Leanne Winnefeld. Juniors ' program. "It provides assistance provides aid to 50 students. develop a good frame of mind Joanne Wissman and Susan In addition to athletic to the students, showing them They meet five evenings a week to arrive at career decisions. Hollenbacher are the top two glory, this year's team has a how to study and how to study with each session lasting two Career inventories, such as the returning swimmers who last tough academic record to follow. well." hours. season propelled the women's The College Swimming Coaches Stro,pg-Campbell System and team to a fourth place finish in Association of America named Peter Schreiber, a To compensate for Sur\.rey of Study Habits, are varied schedules,. "flex logs" the Midwestern Collegiate the Xavier swimming and communications professor from administered. ''The results of Conference (MCC) . diving team to its 1989 All- the University of Cincinnati, · were created to ensure the these tests help us help them," students are actually putting in Championship. 'We think we Academic Honor roll. The leads the students. He said, ''It said Sr. Fleming. the time required to study. have more talented swimmers women's team finished second is a structured, organized Another goal of the "There is a committed core," and a lot more depth," said in the nation with a combined program that aids the student- program is to teach the students added Schreiber, "but their Madoriis. 3.15 grade point average behifid athlete in maintaining study how to get the most out of their attendance depends on their The men's team is Loyola of California while the habits." Schreiber, however, is education. According to Sr. individual schedules. People looking to improve on last men finished·third behind not the lone participant. For Fleming, "Learning take5 time. come because they want to. If season's 4 -14 record. ''Most of LOyola Ma:rymont U11iversity ,' eve:ryone to acquire help when One has to spend time thinking, ·they don't want to be here, they the meets we lost came down to and the University of Wisconsin. needed, student proctors were reading and discussing." r======-~= Pizza "ORIGINAL SINCE 1949'' "We DeUver" Call 831-4888 Page 6- Wednesday, October 11, 1989 -The Xavier Newswire 'Dracula' starts off sour but leaves pleasant aftertaste isn't a little nuts off stage. performances coming out of it. by Kent Thompson Catherine Kuhlman, this version REVIEW Antonio Colorado also staff reporter of "Dracula" is set in 20th Special congratulations should Century England, and revolves gave a solid performance as the be given to the production crew. portrayed Milo Renfield, blood thirsty, debonair Count With summer giving around the bizarre happenings Set Designer Alex Hutton and way to fall and nearing All at an English sanatorium. Dracula's lunatic st09ge. His Dracula. his crew must have spent a performance practically stole the Along with the solid Hallows Eve, a night filled with The production began a tremendous amount of time show. Goetz acted with individual performances, many demons, ghosts, goblins. and little rocky, but finished well. constructing a fantastic set. enthll!!iasm and honesty that scenes in the play worked things that go bump in the night, All of the actors made solid - On the ''Thompson you don't see in many extremely well. The scene the Xavier Players' production of contributions though some Interest Scale" this production professionals. He maintained where Lucy was seduced by "Dracula" couldn't have been individual performances almost rates only one yawn. his character well and looked so Dracula was both powerful and better timed. Adapted by outshined the production as a comfortable and honest in his intense. The confrontations Hamilton ~ane and John L. whole. One example is role that it is hard to believe he between Dracula and Professor Thompson Interest Scale: Balderston and directed hv Christopher Goetz who "'2'~• · :;;;;: _.,.,.,,,Van He~ing, the demon-chasing 0 yawns - a must see .~ ¥. · academic, and between Van 1 yawn - starts cold ends hot "'"' Helsing and Renfield were also 2 yawns - better have patience outstanding parts of the play. 3 yawns - wouldn't if I were you Overall the production 4 yawns - a tear jerker, literally went well, with many fine THIS Sat-Oct 14: JIMMY CLIFF Tues-Oct 31: -Doors 8 m ROYAL CRESCENT MOB THIS Sun-Oct 15: with CLOSE LOBSTERS LIZZV BORDEN · -Doors 7pm with TRICK OR TREAT Sat-Nov 4: FETCHIN BONES -Doors 7pm ·Doors 7:30pm Wed-Oct 18: BUTTHOLE SURFERS Wed-Nov 15: ·D 7 m Sun·Nov 5: ALIEN SEX FIEND CLEAR LIGHT(Pink Floyd Tribute) Sat-Oct 28: BODEANS ·Doors 7pm ·Doors 7pm ·Doors 7:30pm Sat-Nov 11: SOUND GARDEN Wed-Nov 29: NUCLEAR ASSAULT Sun-Oct 29: TESTAMENT, ·Doors 7pm ·Doors 7pm WRATHCHILD AMERICA Sun·Nov 12: FAITH OR FEAR Watch for In November: & ANNIHILATOR with SEPULTURA SQUEEZE ·Doors 7pm -Doors 7pm Tickets on sale soon! The Xavier Newswire - Wednesday, October 11, 1989- Page 7 Caruso stranded but student bod lost by Molly A. Donnellon assistant Diversions editor Caruso i~ still looking REVIEW for that big break - getting Where were you ori the signeq by a major recording . night of Oct. 6? At a party? label. According to bass player chosen cover songs. They even Recuperating from The Players' Mike Caruso, all the band needs . whistled the theme from 'The performance of "Dracula?" is an introduction. He describes Andy Griffith Show" between Writing that paper that was due their music as "main stream, but songs. two weeks ago? Well, if you not cliche." Their sound on Friday weren't in the Main Diriing Through the course of a was acoustically perfect. The Room, you missed it! Detroit one-hour, 15-song set, Caruso vocals, the thriving bass, arid based band, Caruso, made their presented an even blend of especially the saxophone were fourth appearance at Xavier in original music and carefully an audible ecstasy. Caruso: (left to right): Allen Liggett, Rob, Mike and foe Caruso five years to a crowd of only 30. · Caruso consists of three brothers, Joe, Mike and Rob Caruso, and the most recent · member, Allen Liggett, who replaced lead guitarist Amie · · Introduc~ . Newman last spring. Even though some may not have heard of them, their experience in the music business. Courtyard by Marriott stretches beyond campus appearances. 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