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Vo lume 90 Number 16 • February 13, 1997 Court orders deputies to JCU Gina M. Girardot countersuit against ESP by Mercury Iron search for the DFR was funded by $50,000 the product. Tom O'Konowltz and Steel Co., after ESP, a fiber optics corpo­ Ohio Ed1son eed Grant that was gtven to Despite repeated reque!>t~. VJCe President ~The Carroll News ration, filed a civil suit against MlSCO for John Carroll University for the research of Busmessjonathan lvec ref used to release On january 28, Cuyahoga Co unty unpaid research and development services. Carome said that ESP has had grants or disc uss the State of Ohio grant, whtch ts Sheriff's Deputies tagged property in two According to court documents, Carome with the umve rsity to do similar types of funded by public money and IS therdore John Carroll physics labs. The property be­ was doing research for MISCO, a refracto­ work on campus. considered public mformauon. In fact, two longed not to JCU but instead to Edjewise meter corporation, to develop a digital re­ According to Norm Chagnon, manager Carroll News reporters were essentially Sensor Products(ESP),acompanyof which fractometer (D RF). "Ref ractometers are of the State of Ohio's Thomas Ed1 son Pro­ ejected from h1s office after they had sub­ physics chairman Edward F Carome, is an used w measure different chemical con­ gram, the grants areg1ven to umversities on mmed a wntten request for th1s mforma executive officer. centratio ns," said Mike Rainer, vice presi­ behalf of companies to develop products. tion. The tagging was part of the procedure to dent of MISCO. "Any company that uses The money must be repaid to Thomas According to jeff Herbert, expert wit­ collect on an $875,000 court jud gment chemicals th atare mixed with water[would Edison only if the product is successful. ness for Ml CO, "The developmenr [of the against ESP for neglige nt misrepresenta­ use ref ractometers]." The money is given w the university, but ir DFRI would have prov1ded MISCO With a ti on. The jury judgment resulted from a According to Carome, pan of the re- is the company's responsibihty to develop see DEPUTIES, page 3 Finally... Beato wins SU President elec t in the spotlight gains 63% majority

Brian Murphy Tom O'Konowltz Assistant Sports Editor mo · i Da 1 , and he needed one quickly. The John Carroll University men's basketball team had possession of the ball under its own basket during the second half of its Saturday night home game against Otterbein. Pfundstein needed head coach Mike Moran to call a play, but Moran was still sc reamingat the official who had, in Moran's opinion, made an incorrect possession call referendum vote the last time the Streaks had the ball. and last year's Pfundstein futilely attempted twice to get a play called. executive elec­ Finally, he simply sc reamed, "Coach!" Pfundstein's tone, tion, according however, said, 'Get your head in the game.' toSU representa­ When Pfundstein, 5'10", 170 pounds, from Solon, steps tives. onto a basketball court, everyone play ing with him knows "I'm so ex­ what he will provide for hi s team. cited,"Beatosaid. He will give every ounce of his energy diving for loose "But it's really a balls.sink ing key shots, throwing great passes, making big bittersweet vtc­ steals, taking care of the ball , playing tough defense, and tory for me. It providing invaluable leadership. was a well fought "I just know that when he walks out onto the court, he's campaign from g01ng to play the game hard, 110 percent," senior guard joey both ends." Chris Beato Bigler said. "He's going to put forth his best effort in what­ Beato said ever way he can." that his oppo- For four seasons at Carroll, Pfundstein has been giving it nent,jeff Becherer, was a friend of his who was very his all every second of every game. He is the consummate qualified for the position. worker:sprinting,scraping,skidding,slashing. Thatissome­ As for his presidecy, Beato said that his primary thtng only someone who plays with or coaches Pfundstein focus will be the diversification of the Union. can understand, senior JJ. Richardson said. "I want to get more people involved ," he satd. "I "You can't appreciate what a great player he is until you want the Union to speak for what the students play with him, until you catch one of his passes, until you really want." coach him," Richardson said. Beatosatd that he is interested in doing a lot wtth Ri chardson's point is seen in the fact that Pfundstein has the new House of Representatives. He said that he never been named roan all-Ohio Athletic Conference team, is considering creating separate meetings for the which is voted on by the league's lO coaches, whether first group, defi ning the role of Speaker of the House, ream, second team, or even honorable mention. and placing the review committee under the House. Lastyear,Pfundstein led theOACinsteals pergame(2.4), Senior Dave Pfundstein splits two defenders as he He also has suggested a possible reorganizatiOn was second in assists per game( 4.8),and thi rd in free throw drives to the hoop of SU committees and the creation of a committee percenrageC.873). Those statistics were not good enough for fai r so more students could be involved. even an honorable mention. that kind of stuff." Among his first actions in office, Beato said that Pf undstei n holds his scoring average accountable for not he would like wwork with thecreationof a student making the team. "The people on the committees look at Although other coaches seem to not nonce Pfundstein's comri burions, his own team matesand coaches realize what activity fee, which he sa1d IS already being re­ scoring and not really the other things I do .. .! think the big searched by joe Whalley, co-chair of the student thingiswithscoring," hesaid. "I'm not m the double digits." an integral pan he plays in their success. Moran praised Pfundstein saying, "I've had a lot of great point guards, and tssues committee. Pf undstem, however, rare! y has a problem dealing with I really think this young man is the greatest I've been asso­ "!The activity feel will at least double fundmg for bemg overlooked. He said that initially the news is some­ organizations," Beato sa1d. "Our organizations are umes hard to take because he feels he dese rves the honors. ciated with." In just observing Pfundstein, however, one might think grossly underfunded when compared to other Je­ "But I thmk just hearing the coaches around the league suit universities." say, 'You're a good player,' is more important than getting that he does have quite the ego. He wall<;s with a confident swagger and has an air of cockiness about h1m. But only if Beato said that he wasappreciauveof the people recognized outside (the league!," he said. "It's really never that helped him in his campaign. bothered me, I guess, because I really don't have an ego for see PFUNDSTEIN, page 12 see ELECTIONS, page 2 2 NEWS The Carroll News, February 13, 1997 The Carroll News, February 13, 1997 NEWS 3 ELECTIONS DEPUTIES tal loss of $1,729,920 as a result of County Court of Common Pleas continued from page 1 And the winners are ... continued from page 1 the representations of ESP and "The development [of the DFR] . .. would have I INJEWS JBJ!RlEIFS I Carom e. judge Daniel 0. me around buildingsdunngmycam­ sigmfi cant com­ The jury, mad­ Corngan which provided MISCO with a significant competitive paign,"hesaid "I'dalsoliketothank President: Chris Beato pe titive advan­ dition to finding read: "Go with­ RickCarfagna for hismnovativecam tage m the mar­ against ESP for out delay to Lab advantage in the matketplace." House elects speaker patgn ideas. but especially Amy 63percent ketplace." negligent repre­ 39 (Dr. Edward Sophomore Laura Witkowski was elected Kerner for her support and belief m However, sentation m the Carome's labo- Speaker of the House of Representatives at Tuesday's me." Vice President: Barry MacEntee statements and amount of ratof)•), lab 77 jeffrey Hubert, CPA Student Union meeting. The House also elected Beato said that he was looking for­ representations $875,000, also de- (Dr. Carome's jumors Mike Coughlin and Meg Martin and sopho­ ward to working with Vice-President 39 percent (write-in) by ESP and cided against storage area) more Robb Giambrone co the Review Committee. F.lect Barry MacEntee. as he would Carome con­ MlSCO for and Dr Carome' s office, all of Green Road address wh1ch the Fredenck Travis. john Carroll diversify the executive board, since Secretary: Meghan Rogers cerning the $69,744 for un­ which are located in the Physic Ohio Secretary of State's office provost, said that he knew of no Valentine's Dance is tomorrow he has never held an elected SU posi­ progress on the paid development department. and levy upon and listed as FSP's actual business ad formal com ract or lease between "Moonlight and Roses," the Valentine's Dance tion. 52 percent DFR's develop­ services setzeallgoodsandchattel belong­ dress. Robert F. Chudakoff,attor­ Carome's company and the um­ sponsored by Murphy Hall, will take place tomorrow, MacEntee, a juntor write-in can­ ment, and their Martin W. ing to judgment debtor IES PI." ney for MI CO, said rhat the ad­ versny for the use of JCU labs or Feb 14 The dance will be held at the Mediterranean didate, captured the vice presidency ultimate inabil- Elso n, attorney A sheriff's department repre­ dress IS actually a personal resi ­ research. He:.a1dthat the arrange­ Treasurer: Chip Ranaletta ments preceded his ITravts'l term, Party Center at 25021 Rockside Road, at the intersec­ by 27 votes, agamst two other write­ ity to produce Edward F. Carome for MISCO, said sentative confirmed its ragging of dence of Carome's w1fe jeanne in candidates. that addnional the physics lab. but declined to Marie tumpf -Ca romc , and said and that the ume wa an "era of tion of Interstate 271. Dinner will begin at 8 p.m. unopposed them, caused Sophomore Meghan Rogers was MISCO economIC loss, according collection activity is planned. comment further that he did not "believe theshenff's informalny'' and "no detailed ar­ Beaudry Award Nominations next week elected executive secretary by a 53 Chief Justice: to Hubert 's le tter to the court The sheriff's action fulfilled in­ The order also instructed the departmem agreed ro got here" rangements were made." Any student can nominate a senior for the vote margin. Kevin Filiatraut Hubert's letter estimated a to- structions made by Cuyahoga sheriff's department to go to a Carome said that the lab Carome's a11orney, john Gib­ Beaudry Award. Nominations will be taken next She said that she looks forward to which the Shenff's Department bon said that thi i a, "personal unopposed week, Feb 17 through Feb. 21, in the Atrium during students having a different view of Depuues went to were research dispUie," and "d()('sn't have any­ lunch and dinner hours. Nominations will also be the Student Union, as the elected ex­ labs forst udents sr ud yi ng fi bcr op­ thmg to do wu h Caromc as a pro­ accepted in the library from 7 p.m . to9 p.m Seniors ecutives are coming from different smaller bands. Sophomore Kevin Filiatraut, tics. Hesa1d that Ihe shenff's<1 - fe sor" will vote to determine the award winner. social groups with different v1ews. The positions of treasurer and who was elected chief justice. 11ons will not affect the students. According t court documents, The Beaudry Award will be given at the May She said every executive wanted chief justice had only one candi­ With none of the current ex­ According tor he faculty hand F. P has filed a mouon for judg ommencement to a graduating senior who, in his or their respective position very much date nominated for each. ecutives return ing to next year's book, "Any u e of Univ rsity fa mcnt notwlt hstandmg the verdict, her classmates' opinions, has best demonstrated and will put much effort into it. Chip Ranaletta, who was execut ive board, a complete ciiitJcs in the course of profes­ or rather a new trial. Chudakoff jesuit ideals. In addition to supporting Beato's elected treasurer, said that he turnover will take place at sional activil!e . IS to be arranged satd that he 1 opposmg the mo positions on creating a student ac­ would like to improve the struc­ march's inauguration. so ... anyco-tsarc to be reimbursed tionforMJ ' .0. wh1ch iscurrcntly Sorority sells carnations tivities fee and a committee fair, turing of accounts and budgets "We're basica II y starting Ito the Un1versityt' before 1he JUdge. The sorority of Zeta Tau Omega wtll continue Rogers said that she looks forward to for campus organizations. anew," Ranaletta said. He added its Valentine's Day carnation sale through today, Feb. improvmg Carrollpalooza. Ranaletta said that he sup­ 1hat the new board provides an 13 Carnations can be purchased during lunch and She said she would like the event ported the idea of making the opportunity to decide what is You're missing out on the chance of a lifetime! dinner hours in the Atrium. Flowers are $1 each or to be a much bigger deal. with one Student Union the Students' actually important, not just six flowers for $5. Flowers will be delivered on- and well-known band instead of several Union, an idea originated by what has been done in the past. off -campus tonJght and tomorrow. You can bean infamous Carroll Psych. Club sponsors computer dating Rugby hosts tournament Saturday News reporter. Personal interest surveys. used to match up Resa Whipkey There are 25 members on the back than some of the varsity students of the opposite sex, will be collected m the Nicole Jusseaume men 's team and 15 members on sports," she said. Atnum,science center and library through tomor­ Staff Reporters th e women 's team atjCU,and both Mary Gleason. also a member row, Feb.l4. Sponsored by the Psychology Club, peer The john Carroll men 's and teams consist mamly of upper- of the team , said that the team is a Call us at 397-4398 for a limited lime oiJJv. advisors and Psi Chi, the computer datmg results will The University Heights Planning Commission met Tuesday night to continue its discussion on the "good group of girls with a wide parking situation of John Carroll University. Also, a new ordinance regarding regulations for be made available for purchase at a future date. No range of people ." roomers in houses was discussed. For complete information, see next week's Carroll News_ purchase commitment is made by completing a The men's team practices

p.m. on the d in ront Sophomores raff!e off fouton Administration building. Dues The sophomore class is sponsonng the "Fabu­ are $40 per semester. lous Fouton Raffle" this week in the Atrium. Tickets The women's team recently are 50 cents each or three for $l.OO. Prizes include a began conditioning for the sea­ fouton , a cordless phone. a halogen lamp and an area son,and practice four days a week. WHO DVMMIT!I rug. Two of the days are mandatory. The Green Gators have a full Seniors to hit the beach schedule of matches this semes­ A semor trip tO Myrtle Bea his scheduled for ter, lining up each weekend May lO through May 15. The cost of the five-night against schools such as Allegh­ stay at the Ocean Front Bermuda Sands in South eny, Xavier and Ohio Wesleyan. arolina is $110. An initial, non-refundable deposit of The men's and women's rugby teams will play in '7's in the Snow" JCU competes in the College Di­ $45 will be collected in the Atrium next week, Feb.l7 this Saturday at the Cleveland Metroparks. vision, which consists of schools through Feb. 21, from ll a.m. to 1 p.m. pace is with enroll ments between 2,000 hmited women's rugby teams will com­ classmen. Howeve r, both teams and 12,000 students. Atthe end of pete against 10 other colleges this would like to invite anyone, espe­ the semester, thejCU rugby tea ms I fPJ ere a nyiT61) bva". tren fPJ•I bve .... Multicultural celebration continues Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at cially freshmen , to join the club. will compete in the Ohio Classic, Tomorrow, Feb.l4. the Ensemble Theatre will the Cleveland Metroparks in a "Seniors such as Mike lekan, a tournament which will feature perform '"Bout the Blues & Goin' North." a produc­ tournament called "7's in the Mike Tapman, john "Cream 80 teams from around Ohio. tion that will explore the development of blues, the Snow." Cheese" Mclaughlin, and Fred The men's team iscoached by a un1quely American music form which is rooted in Both squads, who refer to them­ Visci have taught us a lot about former Xavier University rugby work songs and spirituals of slaves. The production selves as the Green Gators, will the game," sophomore Dan player, Greg Mullins. "He volun­ will depict scenes from various plays by playwrights competewith25otherteamsfrom Piotrow icz said. "We wish other teers his time to teach us the tech- such as Leslie Lee and August Wilson Ohio and New The production, free and open to the public, York, according to will begin at 7:30p.m. in Kulas Auditorium. sophomore and "Rugby is a vety tigorous and violent game, but match secretary Tomorrow is National Condom Day John Taberski. we do It anyway because we love playing." • The American Socia l Health Association will "Mtke llekan], our sponsor ational Condom Day tomorrow, Valentine's captain, has as- John Taberski Day, Feb. 14, reminding couples to "love responsibly" sembled two strong by protecting one another's sexual health. [men's] sides, and ·As a romantic occasion, Valentine's Day is an we are co nfident appropriate time to focus on the importance of safer that we can win the tournament," players would come out and learn nical aspects of the game," said sex," said ASHA President Peggy Clarke "We Taberski said. from them as well." freshman jon Powers. Un der the encourage sex partners to talk openly about the Veromca Scylowski, president Taberski said rugby is more guidance of Mullins, the ream sensuive subject of sexual health and to use condoms of the women's team, said the tour­ than a sport; it is also a social club. posted a record of 4-3 last semes­ to protect one another from sexually transmitted nament will be an opprtunity for "When anyone on the team, es­ ter, and players said they hope for diseases." herteam toseeexactlywhere they pecially a you nger player, has a an undefeated season. stand, and what they needs work. problem, the older players areal­ Astrophysics series begins She said that last year,herteam ways there to help you out," he For Your Information: ThejCU ,phys1cs department will present tts won six games and lo t two. said. "Rugby is a very rigorous and Saturday's "7's itt the Snow" 80L VE THE M'fBTER..'I B'l PAR..nCIPAnNq annual lecture series on a trophysics, called "Interac­ A !though regular matches are violent game, but wedoitanyway tournament will be held at the tions Matter at Work." The lectures will take place played in two, 40-minute halves because we love playing. The sat­ Cleveland Merroparks, which is on Tuesday evenings m Bohannon Science Center with 15 players on each s1de, this isfaction of the game outweighs nearthe Wilson Mills exit off of IN THIBINTERACnVE BHO W. Room 256 at 8 p.m. through March 25. tournament is made up of two, the cuts, bruises and broken bones Interstate 271 North . seven-minute halves with only I have received ." Students interested injoining ff.BT.....,JS!illf, ld&Plfft!l.~,.,~._._..~~~~~,~~!!!!!!!ldiiii the colleges and universities more upon as a precu rsor or even fore­ tors had initially believed. Greece he was known as Eros. Eros was the Whether or not Cupid strikes you with you re e P The case, reopened almost a World Bnefs we re co mpiled by joe Whoilcy,Asst.lnt. News& accountable to the citizensof Ohio, shadowing to the Simpson trial son of Aphrodite, the goddess of both love his arrow, Valentine's Day can still be a day reel bad. Bu si nml:Jito r, with the aid of wire sources. according to Robert Glidden , and others like it. year ago, now centers around and beauty. toshowthosespecialfriendsand loved ones Call the CN President of Ohio University The The Sheppard trial, which re­ the investigation of Richard Cupid is a character of pagan mythol- how you really feel! @4398. budget released by Gov. George ceived national media attention, Eberling, the Sheppards' former BREWERY Voinovich provided less than half wascriticized forallowinga lack window washer, whose DNA of the funds required to institute of ev1de nee to be overshadowed test results place him in a group PROJECT HOPE this recommended proposaL by media hype, le ading much of one to 10 percent of the popu­ WhileOhiohasthe ninth high­ of the public opmion to be lation whose DNA could match est ave rage tuition in the nation, it swayed to believ ing th at theevidenceat thecrimescene. IS fony-ftrst among the 50 sta tes ~~~\5§ GET AN EDGE ON beg.iZUJ1ng uert M!Jek I . GRADUATE ScHooL f<.ttJ so 11 s to II tJ 111 o11 t ltJte 111jllt ill t II t PtJBIIIftllt of Pizz11zz VOL IINTttTsong that already has been played It 's been hailed as the Bible thought that counts" mcnraltl)"? are commg to the Cleveland area in like someone choking a goat, I on the rad1o for about a month, for women who are 111 the mar­ lthtnknot lt'srudeto"kickhim the nextfewweeks,stanmgoff wtth tlt11.k you'll agree that Fran "Abuse Me," com bi nesa strong defi­ ket for snagging Mr R1ght. Its to thccurb"if h 15 pure hasedid n't Silverchair tontght at the Odeon in Drescher has turned out a fairly nition between soft-flowtngguttar guidehnes -.~re guaranteed tore­ come from Victona's Secret the Flats at 8 p m The Aussic teens entertaining movie. su~piciously, melodies and loud, stmple chords. form Mr. Rtghttnto thinking his d?..t. IIJ6 "Don't expect a wtll be playmg to a sold-out crowd the plot of The Beautician and tl1e Unfortunately, this is the only song The Offspnng ladyistheuhimatccatch. Whm man to change or try to change to promote their new album, Freak Beast,just released last Friday, ech­ that bears any resemblance to their lxnay on the Hombre are these secrets to females' him· Such beh,tvior is unrealis­ how. Tomorrow mght at the Odeon, first album Frogstomp from the oes that of her television sncom, (Columbia) "The anny." dreamscornetrue1 TheRulflby tic If a woman is tn a relation­ Kula Shaker make their Cleveland Kula Shaker visit the summer of '95. Ellen Fein and Sherrie shtp m order to mold the per feet debut when they also take the stage Odeon tomorrow night. Observe: _\ beautictan named It seems that Stl verchair have h nc1der has Iurcd women in to man,she IS ltving in Ia la land. r at 8 p.m TICkets for thiS show are &&& joy Miller (Drescher) from the Sllverchatr veered away from their anginal a stnc t, abtd i ng course of ac11on have to agree with Fetn ;!11d available from the Odeon at 574-2525. And last but not least, Bronx unw ttl!ngly is asked to go Freak Show sound that made them so famous lxnayon the Hombre, the latest that willtncvitably leJd to cap­ Srhnctderon thbone It'~ a race Metallica encore thetr sold-out dare at Gund Arena with another to a sma ll European country to (Epic) and have started to experiment releasef rom the Offspring, will be show next Wednesday, Feb. l9.f or which fans can snll get tickets. teach and oversee t he"prestdent's" turing the he:m of any man. 1n whiCh a woman wtll never w11h other bands' techniques. It a delight for any fans of the band , uoss thl' fmtsh I me Call Ticketmaster at 241-5555 for ticket mformation children. The supposed ly demo­ So you ma1 be a~ktng your sounds as if the band has borrowed but those who didn't like them The Nanny and the Beast: Joy Miller (Fran Drescher) learns some self. What arc "the rule ·" any­ d?~ 11 19 "Don'tnpcnuptoo cratic president turns out to be an certain elements from the likes of before probably won't have any surprising information while massaging Boris (Timoty Dalton). way1 According to 1 he authors, 1 overbearing dictator to both his fJsr." Agreed It's llllp0rt,mt n Ptcture this: You live in Aus­ Metallica and Nirvana for their sec­ more reason to now. "they're the stmple way of act the fir ·t ~t•l!l,CS of a relauon.,ht p Okay guys, time to just say no to the traditional ciuzensand his household. It's up in love with a young man who is a commandtng presence. I kept tralia. You're 19 years old. You've ond album. "LietoMe,"Silverchair's Following their previous smash ing around men that can help ro keep !'(orne 1 hing> a my~tery sappy, romantic movie for Valentine's Day thts 10]oy 10 br ing father and children leading an uprising against her expecting him ro whtp out a gun just released your second album fourth track, bears an almost per­ CD, aptly titled Smash, the Off­ any woman wm thr heart of the rrust me, it makes Idem rc tn Ill year. What better way to say 'I love you' than to together and change the count ry. father. She tells Drescher that all and say "Bond, james Bond " entitled FreahShow. And you sell fect resemblance to Nirvana's spring have returned with their m.1n of her dreams." Okay, Ia terc ung. I bdtevc th,u thts rul treat your dearest to a monster truck rail y? It so und s like a modern day fairy she wa ms to do is ha e "sex, sex throughout the movie. . outeveryshow that you play. This "Tourettes," found on the In Utero fourth release, their first on a ma­ dies, it's that sunple just follow showsa htntof .:rcditabtllly It 's Convententlyscheduled for thedayafter tale already and more sex" -Ieenage angst is The Beauti cia 11 and the Beast ts is just a typical lifestyle for a album. "Freak"and "The Door" will jor label. After a long feud with a\135 and presto-that hunk of c.1sy to turn someone off if ton Valentine's, The NAPA Auto Parts Motor hell. The eldest son, Karl a modern-day fairy mle with an rather untypical band from soon find their way onto the radio Epitaph, the band jumped to Co­ burntng love is your· forever! much isrewakd tO<.)early-suc h Spectacular will feature all the best from f'LICK PICK: The Beautician (Adam La Vorgna), wants lO ending that everyone::.hould know Newcastle, Australia, called and "Learn to Hate" will certainly l urn bia. Fortunate! y their loud, in­ As I read this modern-day as, the fir 1 eLite. Bigfoot to The Executionenn a np-roarin', become an an ist vn thouttell­ Still, there's a kind of magic that Silverchair. jump-start any mosh pit. your-facesound remams thesame. and the Beast m1racle of courtship, I began to car-crushin'bonanza th isSaturday at 7:30 inghisfatherand being killed. Drescher and Dalton weave on the d?~ IIRS Datmg a marncd Even though all three band Another bonus to this CD is an (By the way, what's with jennifer RATING: 8outof10 quesuon the author ' credcn m;m Stop nghtthcre ..tpply the p m. and Sunday at 2 pm. at Gund Arena The youngest daughter, screen that makes the film enter­ mem bersare still only teenagers, addition of an interactivecomputer Wylde of WMMS saying that it's Tickets are $14-$l6and can be purchased Masha (Heather Deloachi) is taining and light. One scene has tials. Is this just another self brakes, don't collect two hun­ they have a very mature sound program containing interviews about timeOffspringgot a real la­ help bonk rhat women wtll add by phone by cal hng 241-5555. Timoth}' Dalton plays the dic­ slightly overweight and has no Boris lymg naked on a massage dred dollars. Brc,tking rhrs rule that even some of the oldest and and video clips of the band's two bei?Didshe forget that punk greats to their collecnons? , in order can and usually docs lead to tal<>r and father, Bons Pochenko, self -confid ence. But with joy's les­ table while joy inadvertently en­ distingUJshed bands wish they albums. Accordingtothecomputer Bad Religion staned off on Epi­ whd still uses his medieval dun­ so ns on cor n rows and dyeing ters and promptly tries to sneak to an. wer these rather skeptical hun odon'ttryit Ladtes, whtle you're still trying 10 solve the could have. Danieljohns, the lead program, Silverchair like their sec­ taph,and there are still many good thoughts, I plunged on geon to tmprison anynne who shoes to match purses, she learns out unnoticed. Boris thinksjoy ts Mystery mystery of just what your sweetie was thinking singer and guitarist, has a disti net ond album better than their first bands on the label?) hoping tog t answers speaks out against him. Hissmall, th at btg is beautiful. his masseuse and asks her ro mas­ when he took you to that mon ster truck rally, "boyish" voice tha t doesn't come because it contains a much larger The Offspring have become and an education. take a break and come to the Wolf 'N' Pot for another mystery you formerly Communist Eastern Eu­ To counteract Drescher's votce sage "a ll the way down" because across as very force[ ul at first, but variety of music. They use instru­ popular because of their ability to d?..t. 1/1 "Be a crea­ ropean nation of Slovetzta is still sight gags and jokes are thrown at all of him is tense. It's a cute scene cansolvewith all yourf riends. Funny Business on Campus presents after listening to the first two ments other than pure guitars. display a "we don't care about you ture unlikeanyothcr." 1 the audience every ten seconds or thin demonstrates just how well a rull audience partictpationshow called 'Mysteries on Campus,' a songs you know that he means Silverchairareoneof the few bands stuck in he dark ages. or anyone else" attitude without The children are cute and seem so. Since the jokes actually work , tt the pair work together This movie This IS a good rule. It free performance beginnmgat 8 p.m. this Saturday, Feb.l5. Come business. from Australia to make it big, and taking themselves too seriously. to be nice. However, the eldest is a good ploy to keep the audience brings back entertainment that is i important for a solve the puzzle, have some laughs and win cool prizes. The motive behind naming their youth alone tells us that we Theymaynot be the most talented woman to be herself daughter, Kamna (Lisajakub) is in their seats. And Dalton still has just fun to watch. their second album Freak Show will be hearing a lot more from band around, but they don't care instead of imitating is to show the similarities be­ them in the future. as long as they are able to get their the person she thmk · tween the traveling carnivals of -Rj. 'Love Hurts'feld point across. Although they are her man w:~nts her to co nsidered a commercial punk Blue-eyed Man takes stage at JCU ba , h r fal!~-----...;...:::;::.r'..,...~- Susan ick of a mtx of punk and grunge. grrs MMse waen Gill'S I:IRII!her,fijrt. ,tiil.a-',-JiifftiDIIiiK.•~Iliiii­ Staff Reporter (Arn Howald), a no-good, lying, backyard of the Hadley house, is WMMS to switch format On lxnay on the Hombre , th e man, or with anyone Head of A Blue-Eyed Man, a thieving bigamist arrives. The lo- realistic and very detailed, down Offspring continue on the path for 1hatmaner,t hat re Sam Sublty country-music station WG AR 99.5 play written by john Carroll cal lawman, Ray Maroun (Joe to the water spigot in the lanice­ that brought them success. There lationship won't last Entertainment Editor University's own Nancy Kiefer Halai ko)doesn't helpthesiwation, work of the porch. And, as the title FM which has won over many lis­ aren't really any new surprises Okay, rule number and directed by senior Patipan bringing up old rivalries and try- of the play suggests, there is one Rumor has it that longtime teners with its nationa 1award-win­ here, although the band does take one- realistic, ac hiev­ alternative music station WMMS ning program in recent years. Paktipatt, opens tomorrow night ing to woo Vivien from Gil. extremely unusual prop. a few creative turns. The most no­ able, and off to a good 100.7 FM is soon to change its WMMS is reportedly working in the Marinello Little Theatre. The plot thickens when Gil lfyou're lookingfordeepmean- table of these are a dtsclaimer at start. music selection in an attempt to wtth a Dallas-based consultant. The play is loosely based on brings a human head home from ing,you'llcenainly find it in Blue­ the beginning and an intermission d?~ ~ "Don 'tca ll win back listeners and recreate Thus far, however, station program the Kingsbury Run murders, the Run. Everyone assumes that it Eyed Man. The play deals with a him and rarely return where the listener can do the ·which was a series of grisly m ur­ wide range of problems such as the formula that once boasted na­ director Bob Neumann is tight­ his calls." Question? mambo. clers that took place in Cleveland abuse and abandonment. It also tional acclaim. lipped about the rumors. 'I won't Isn't that rude7 This A couple of the songs manage deals with the despair and unful­ Forrest, Forrest Gunp?: .Not quite Gump but close, Billy Bob The new format hopefully confirm or deny anything,' said in the 1930s. one will definitely irk to stand out. "All I Want" is the It is the story of Gil and Vivien filled dreams of people trying to Thornton writes, directs and stars in the new movie Sling Blade would strike a balance between Neumann. •A Ill will say is there's Mr. Rig h t. The au­ first single and a current radio hit J;adley(playecl by Jesse Basch and survive through the Depression. opening in area theaters tomorrow from Miramax pictures. the classic rock played on rival nothi ng imminent." thors, however, claim and "The Meaning of Life" could Irish Kopaitich), a young couple But, as grim or morbid as the plot WNCX 98.5 FM and the modern Another change that has already easily be the next. Most of their this will only make Otlll ng Atil acllons were com pi led by Sam 'Dr. Love' Subity, En­ trying to make ends meet despite may sound, expect to Ia ugh. There rock for which 107.9 WENZ is taken place at WMMS is the loss of songs are typtcal punk, rebell ing him feel more challenged. Per­ Upon completion of this tntain ment l::dttor. Artwork by Jeff Knei-"Have this dance?'-le. the fact that Gil has been laid off IS a great deal of dark humor. known. Since switching over ro love therapist Dr. judy Kuriansky. sonally, 1 think Mr. Right will printed miracle, I came to the against the system. But the Off­ "You can get whatever you want alternative rock years ago, it has After three years of airing her from his job and they are stuck feel like he's been wronged and concl usion that some of the spring put meaning into a couple living in a run-down house. Gil from the play," Paktipattsays. "You become obvious to WMMS own­ steamy, nationally syndicated quit the chase. rulesareveryvaluableand wise. of them, like "Change the World," spends hisdaysd iggi nggravesand is the head of Cornelius Van Dalen, can treatitasemertainmentoryou ers Nation wide Communications 'LovePhones," Dr.J ud y is gone from d?..t. 1/1% "Stop dating him if !just think in this case, Fein and about selfish and hypocritica l rummaging through the Run for Inc. that ratings will not be as the Cleveland airwaves. The sta­ whose headless body has recently can get your own interpretation he doesn't buy you a romantic Schneider have a good tdea. Bur people. They even shift gears in garbage ro sell. A hobo (Marty high as those enjoyed by local tion cites a decline in listeners and been found. The plot climaxes as from it. There is certainly a lot to gift for your birthday or as the saymg goes, some rules style with "Me and My Old Lady," Hoehler) beggmg for food uses a the Hadleys try to decide what to get out of it. It's like poetry." property WMjll05.7. Also mak­ an increase in juvenile prank call­ which sounds like it could fit on Valentine's Day." Does this mean were made to be broken. ing things difficult is the rise of ersas reasons for the show'sdem ise. card game to tell Vtvien's future. do with rhe head and as one of Head of a Blue-Eyed Man plays any jane's Addiction CD. He sees bad things coming and Earl's wtves(Mol l y Meehan)shows at the Marinello Little Theatre on For the most part, however, urges her to leave town.This , along up unexpectedly, causing even the top floor of the D). Lombardo "EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES lxnayon the Hombre is typica l Off- with the morbid stories of mur­ more trouble. Student Center tonight and tomor­ spring. They aren't trying to win der and talk of the Run being a All of the acting is very good. rowatBp.m. ItcontinuesFeb.21-22 anynewfans,although mov ing to IN A GLOBAL MARKETPlACE" 1 un nel to hell, sets an uneasy tone Each actor gives a powerful per­ also atB p.m. and Sunday, Feb. 23at S®GG® a major label will only hurt their fort he play formance, capturing the pain and 2p.m. For ticket information, call WHEN: THURSDAY FEB. 20, 1997 old fans who may accuse them of Tensions are high a Iready. lt passion of his or her character ef- 397-4428. Teach for Kaplan selling our. 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Its rothccurb" 1f his purchased 1d n't Silverchair tomght at1he Odeon 1n Drescher has turned out a fa1rly muon be tween soft-flowmgguitar guidel mes arc guaran teed tore­ come from V1ctona's Secret 1he Flats at 8 p m The Aussie teens entertaining movie. Suspiciously, melod1es and loud, s1mple chords form Mr. Right into thmkmg his d?~ /116 "Don't expect a will be playmg to a sold-out crowd the plot of Tile Beauilcian and tlu~ Unfortunately, this is theonlysong The Off spring ladylstheultunatecatch What man to change or try to change to promote their new album Freak Beast,just released last Friday, ec h­ that bears any resemblance to their Ixnay on the Hombre are these secrets to females' Show. TomorrownightauheOdeon, oes that of her television sitcom, him." Such behavtor b unreal is first album Frogstomp from the (Columbia) dreamscomc true? The Rules by tiC If a woman IS in a relation­ Kula Shaker make thm Cleveland Kula Shaker visit the summer of '95. "The Nanny." Observe .\beautician named Fllen Fc1n and She rrie ship in order to mold the perfect debut when they also take the stage Odeon tomorrow night. It seems that Sil verchair have Sc hne1dcrha luredwomcnimo IS at 8 p.m. T1ckets for th1s show are Joy Mdler (Drescher) from the man, she living IIlla-la land. I Sil verchair veered away from thei r original a strict, abiding course of action have to agree w11h feu1 and available from the Odeon at 574-2525. And last but not least, Bronx unwitnngly IS asked to go Freak Show sound that made them so famous Ixnayon the Hombre, the latest that willmevuably le<~d wcap· xhnc1Jeronthisone. lt 'stagesof a rcht1onsh1p Okay guys, time to just say no to the tradition~] citizens and h1s household. Ir 's up in love with a young man who is a command1ng presence. I kept tralia. You're 19 years old. You've ondalbum. "Li etoMe,"Silverchair's Following their previoussmash mg around men that can help to keep , omc th1ngs a my,tery sappy. romantic movie for Valentine's Day thts to joy to bring father and children leading an uprismg against her expectmg h1m to whip out a gun just released your second album fourth track, bea rs an almost per­ CD, aptly titled Smash. the Off­ any woman win the he;m ol 1 he Trust me , it makes lile more 111 lill year. What better way to say '!love you' than to toge l her and change the country father. She tel ls Drescher that all and say "Bond , james Bond'' entitled FreahShow And yousell fe ct resemblance to Nirvana's spring have returned with the1r man of he r dream~ " Okay, Ia tcresting I believe lhattlu rule treat your dearest toa monster truck rally? II sounds like a modern day fa1ry she wants to do is have "sex, sex throughout the movie. out every show that you play This "Tourettes," found on the In Utern fourth release, their first on a ma­ dies. it 's that Simple just tollow show> a h1ntof crednabthry It's Convenieml yscheduled for the day after tale al ready. and more sex." Teenage angst is The B e auti c ia~l and th e Bea st b is just a typical lifestyle fo r a album "Freak"a nd "T heDoor"will jor labeL After a long feud with all 35 and prc~ro- tha t hunk ol Coearly-such Spectacular will feature all the best from (Adam La Vorgna), wants to endingthateveryone houl<.l know Newcastle, Austral ia , ca ll ed and "Learn to Hate" will certainly lumbia. Fortunately their loud , in ­ FLICK PICK: The Beautician As I re<1d this modern day a ,the first d;ue B1gf oot to The F.xecuuoner in a rip-roarin', become an art iSt without tcll ­ Still, there's a kind of magiC that Silverchair. jump-start any mash pit. your-facesound remainsthesame. and the Beast miracle of courtship, I began to car-crushi n'bonanza thisSaturda y at 7:30 in ghls fatherand bemg k1lled. Drescher and Dalton' eave on the d?..t. IIRS Daung a marned Even though all three band Another bonus to this CD is an (By the way, what:S with jennifer lt4TIMC: Bout of10 question the awhors' creden­ p m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. at Gund Ar ena. The· youngest daughter, screen that makes the film enter­ man. Stopnghtthere,apply the mem bersare sti ll only teenagers, addition of an interactivecomputer Wylde of WMMS saying that it's tials. Is thi ju t another self­ Ti cke ts are $14-$16and can be purchased Mash a (Heal her Deloachi) is taining and light One scene has brJkes, don't collect t\\o hun­ they have a very mature sound program containing interviews about timeOffspring got a realla­ help book that women wtll add by phone by cal ling 241 -5555. Ttmorhy Dalwn plays the dtc­ sl ightly overweight and has no Boris lying naked on a massage dred dollars. Breaking this rule that even some of the oldest and and video dips of the band's two bePDidsheforget that punk greats to the~rcollecuons1 So,1n order tat, >r and fa ther, Bons Pochenko, self -confidence. But with joy's les table while joy inadvertently en­ can and U>ually docs lead 10 distinguished bands wish they albums. Accordingtothecomputer Bad Religion started off on Epi­ to answer these rather skeptical hurt. Sod n't try it whv still uses his medieval dun­ sons on corn rows and dyemg ters and promptly tries w sneak Ladies, while you're still tryi ng to solve the could have. Daniel johns, the lead program, Silverchair like their sec­ taph,and there are still many good thought , I plunged on geon 10 tmprison anyone wh o shoes to match purses, she learns out unnoticed. Bon s thinksjoy IS Mystery mystery of just what yoursweetiewas thinking singer and guitarist, has a disti net ond album better than their first bands on the label?) hop1ng to get answers speaksoutagainst him . I lis small, that big is beautiful. his masseuse and asks her to mas­ when he took you to that monster truck rally, "boyish" voic e that doesn't come because it contains a much larger The Offspring have become and an education take a break and come to the Wolf 'N' Pot for another mystery you across as very forcefu l at first, but variety of music They use instru­ formerly Communi t Eastern Eu­ To counterac t Drescher's voice sage "all the way down" because popular because of their abili ty to ropean nauon of Slovetzia is still sigh t gags and jokes are thrown at all of h1m 1s tense. Its a cute scene d?~ 111 "Be acrea ca n solve with all yourf riends. Funny Business on Campus presents after listening to the first two ments other than pure guitars. display a "we don't care about you stuck in the da rk ages. the audience every ten seconds or that demonstrates just how well ture unl1ke any other." a I ull audience participation show ca lled 'Mysteries on Campus,' a songs you know that he means Si lverchairareone of the few bands or anyone else" attitude without This IS a good rule. lt free performance begmmng at 8 p.m. this Saturd ay, Feb. 15. Come The children arecute and seem so. Since the jokes actUa ll y work, it the pair work together This mov ie business. from Austra li a to make it big, and taking themselves too seriously. solve the puzzle, have some laughs and win cool prizes. to be nice. However, the eldest is a good ploy to keep the audience brings back entertammentthat is i imp rtant for '' The motive behind naming their youth alone tells us that we They may not be the most talented woman to be herself daughter, Ka trina (Lisa jakub) is in their seats. And Dalton sti ll has just fun to watch. their second album Freak Show will be hearing a lot more from band around, but they don 't care 1n stead of 1mlta11ng is to show the si mil arities be­ them in the future. as long as they are able to get their the person she thinks tween the traveling carnivals of -RJ 'Love Hurts'-feld point across. A !though they are her man wants her to considered a commercial punk Blue-eyed Man takes stage at JCU he II ''woman h,ts 10 ban r Mlk~~~~----~~·v~~- Susan getSWOIKwAen,:!iftol;lmQU4!~ .iiiMtmt\lhJiflir'inD~ilr. ·41JidJit -tr of a mix of punk and grunge. Staff Reporter (Arn Howald), a no -good, lying, backyard of the Hadley house, is WMMS to switch format On !xnay on rlze Hombre, the man, or wllh anyone Head of A Blue-Eyed Man , a thieving b1gamist arrives. The lo- realistic and very detailed, down Offspring continue on the path fonhat matter, that re­ Sam Sublty counrry-m usic station WG AR 99.5 play written by John Carroll cal lawman, Ray Maroun (Joe to the water sp1got in the lanice- that brought them success. There lati onship won'! Ia t Entertainment Editor FM which has won over many lis­ Un iversity 's own Nancy Kiefe r Halaiko)doesn'thelpthesituation, work of the porch. And , as the mle aren't really any new surprises Okay, rule number Rumor has it that lon gtime teners with its national award-win­ and directed by senior Patipan bri nging up old rivalnes and try- of the play suggests, there is one here, although the band does take one-rea listie, ac hiev­ alternative music station WMMS Paktipatt, opens tomorrow nigh t ing to woo Vivien from Gil. extremely unusual prop. ning program in recent years. a few creative tur ns. The most no­ able, and off to a good 100.7 FM is soon to change its WMMS is reportedly working in the Marine ll o Little Theatre. The plot thickens when Gil If you're looki ng for deep mean- table of these are a disclaimer at start music selection in an attempt to wnh a Dallas-based consultant The play is loosely based on brings a human head home from ing, you'll certai nly find it in Blu e- the beginningandan intermission d?ul. ,., "Don't call the Kingsbury Run murders, the Run. Everyone ass umes that it Eyed Man . The play deals with a win back listeners and rec reate Thus far, however, station program where the listener can do the him and rarely return the formula that once boasted na­ director Bob Neumann is tigh t­ ·which was a se ries of grisly mur­ wide range of problems such as mambo. his calls." Question 1 tio nal acclaim. lipped about the rumors. 'I won't ders that took pl ace in Cleveland abuse and abandonment It also A couple of the songs manage lsn't that rude) This Forrest, Forrest Gunp?: .Not quite Gump but close, Billy Bob in the 1930s. deals with the despair and unful­ The new format hopefully confi rm or deny anything," said to stand ouL "All I Want" is the one will definitely irk Thornton writes, directs and stars in the newmovieSiingBiade would strike a balance be tween Neumann. 'All ! will say is there's It is the story of Gi l and Vivien filled drea ms of people trying to Mr. Right The au­ first single and a current radio hi t survive through the Depression opening in area theaters tomorrow from Miramax pictures. the classic roc k played on rival nothing imminent.' Had le)'C playcd by jesse Basch and thors. however, claim and "The Meaning of Life" could Trish Kopaitich), a young co uple But, as gnm or morbid as the plot WNCX 98.5 FM and the modern Anotherc ha nge that has alread y this will only make Comr ng 'Dr. easily be the next. Most of their may sound, expect to laugh. There Att ructums were compded by Sam Love· Subity, En ­ rock for which 107.9 WENZ is taken place at WMMS is the loss of tryin g to make ends meet despite him feel more challenged. Per­ Upon completion of this rert arnmc nt Editor. A rework by jeff Knei-'Havet hisdance?'-le. songs are typica l punk , rebelling the fa.ct that Gil ha s been laid off is a great deal of dark humor. known. Since switching over to Jove therapist Dr. judy Kuriansky sonally, I think Mr. Right will printed miracle, I came to the against the system. But the Off­ from his job and they are stuck "Yo ucanget whatever you want alternative rock years ago, it has After three years of airing her feel like he's been wronged and conclusion that some of the spring put meaning into a couple living in a run-down house. Gil from the play," Paknpatt says "You become obvious to WMMS own­ steamy, nationally synd ica ted of them, like "Change the World," quit the chase. rules are very valuable and wise. spends h isdaysd 1gginggravesand is the head of Cornelius Van Dalen, can treat itasentertainmentoryou ers Nation wide Communications 'Love Phones," Dr.J ud y is gone from d?~ ttn "Swpdatinghim if Ijust think in thiscase,Fem and about selfish and hypocritica l rummaging through the Run for can get your own interpretation Inc. that ratings will not be as the Cleveland airwaves. The sta­ whose headless body has recently he doesn't buy you a romantic Schneider have a good idea But people. They even shift gears in garbage to selL A hobo (Marty from it There Is certainly a lot to high as those enjoyed by local tion cites a decline in listeners and been found. The plot climaxes as gift for your birthday or as the saying goes, so me rules style wi.rh "Me and My Old Lady," Hoehler) begging for food uses a the Hadleys try to decide what to get out of it. It's like poetry." property WMJI105.7. Also mak­ an increase in juvenile prank call­ which sounds like it could fit on Valentine's Day" Docsthtsmean were made to be broken. ing things difficult is the rise of ersas reasons for the show 's dem ise. card game to tell Vivien's future. do wi 1h the head and as one of Head of a Blue-Eyed Man plays any Jane's Addiction CD He sees bad thi ngs coming and Ea rl's wives(Molly Meehan)shows at the Mari nella Little Til eat re on For the most part, howeve r, urge herto leave town. This,a long up unexpectedl y, causing even tlu top floor of til e OJ Lombardo "EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES lxnayon the Hombre is typical Off­ with the morbid stories of mur­ more trouble. Student Cent er tonig ht and tomor­ spring. They aren't trying to win der and talk of the Run being a All of the acting is very good. rowat8p.m.ltcontinuesFeb.21-22 any new fans, although moving to IN A GLOBAL MARKETPLACE" tunnel to helL etsan uneasy tone Each actor gives a powerful per­ also at8 p.m. and Sunday, Feb. 23at a major label will only hurt their &®G&~ lor th e play formance, capturing the pain and 2 p.m . For ti cket information, call WHEN: THURSDAY FEB. 20,1997 old fans who may accuse them of Tension s are high already. It passion of his or her character ef- 397-4428. Teach for Kaplan selling out. The bottom line is that II you'Ve already aced your standardized tests (at WHERE: JARDINE ROOM they aresimplymaking loud,driv­ least 95th percentile) and are a dynamic, ing music, and even if you don't This Saturdary Feb 15 entertailllng presenter, you may have what it takes like them you have to give them ~ leneedcmattitmedalgei to audition to beCOme a Kaplan instructor. 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The Office of Student Life is seeking Lon, Pmha11tas Bapl1 Vallntiu'a Dar? ots allm? From rm sacral admirer 011 and ofltha track Cup1 s toakla? Show me the mDIIIJ! I'm rm 1111mber Dill ln. lam m rad. Violets are blue. Gin .. . Gin ... Gin ... Gin me thalailll'! IB-nDD Ia be IBID?! Cuter-pie of cmall, responsible, energetic and100tivated individuals to You're mt sweetie pia, Dall'llet the II gat rou dawn. Patar Look! Thm s a Cracker Bam!! ud mf lmma alee braccali. So Dm Therm I. Pall, Bud I are all beKind rau! Ca gat Precious rar al su11shi11e, welcome the class of 2001 to John Carroll while Ia! er han a raili11 braD Tau'va bUD there lor me through bath 'am! Lon, II lauld rou be •t Vale11tiae? Valeatlae's Dar! Lon, PallnJ goad ud bad Iimas. I nnar kaa1 that a Gum 1 at? g!rllrialld cauld be a but lrlead ntill Char- Tau'n a Baot-malill babe. Lave, laltar 'WOrking to make their first college experience a OriDil-\ou'ra the bast. met roa. Tbnk rau from the bottom al Bare's Ia IIIII rear! Bottom's up! S~i11a ridaJ Di~~t. mr heart. Bam lallllliDD'I Dar Lm-lnd II DIIIDJ, latt, &JUDD, Lon, Searle 1181118. Ban fan 11lh/;m trash~ magui11e positive me. lim fDII! Ta Chal Sar, Bill. Liddo, CaleJ In:- girls this ale11ti111's ar! lusknt Suala- Tou'ra the BUT! Lon, lat hal C. le Ina 1II when rau call us Big Pappa! Lm, licola ThUkllar 4 IIIIDII,IUI Lon, JI:B and all tha food limn. am Ta all mr \oad friaads: Poa~ Bear, V-Dar! 1m Ia lats! Bne atnt ale11ti11e's Dar Dear Bam Vala11tiu's Dar ud Goad Lack -na Cap ain 111 kaep an rackla'! Eu11 thaulh wa'ra·uarrr "jus lrie11ds" DDI, 11ezt weekend! Applications are available in the Office of Student Lite Lm, 1111ga I kDaw t at whatmr's meant to be Lava. Bam Cup Bi Sqalra Bor! will h ... soaadar! Ban 111 awnome d&J ... To the Caldlll Glrh- BaPPJ Valalllilla's Dar. "SallJ" Dam lalalltllle's Dar lam! on February 3 and due on February 2¥. Please contact lion JOlt .. 1011 kllow bow mac~! "Tbuk roalar baiDC a fria11d." Jut 1nted Ia UJ "lim rau." - Lon Taur Baa! Bappl hlaat!na s Dar! Diana: I m't wait to tickle JDU from m Blaac~e head tataa!! Dear Iris, aur 13th lal811tlna's Dar Lisa Heckman with any qpestions at 397-~~01. Bam Valeatille's DIJ to all at ZTO!! U. This Is rnl\" jut a ncret coda Bam Vala11ti11e'a Dar! together - 1m. Bot I lm JOII all!! Lm\ Bac~el h.k.a. mmage a PniJ! Lon, like Tuk Girl lalla Ladr nd Pan!, Bapp~ I wlah all tha Fm~m111 Clm alficara Ba~ Chris, hlanline's Da\ I lm JDU gars. Enrr mia11ta af narr. 1 a Bapp\ Valla I! au's d&J. Thuks far all I like Jill alii' b t! Bappr Vahatiae's ·JOUr uddJ IICDII lim rau IIIU lhiD.I CID IIJ. ~m ard work. I spacial thnks Ia Dar! I bopa ~~ kllaw IIIII t~IIIIJ, 1 ourtaar lmakilaUn Ba•coct nd Lm Jl, Christina 1010 Dm Charlie, m maad Valtlltille'a Ba r Clrl, •J fiame! laurau 1 m - Lon Pat Dar together - 1m C~el111 laria lrln lattah 111d Uer- It's Gra1111nag 1111 JDII be ar hlallline? This is Dollar Ill cru~u. IDJ al 007... l'a roar b1.gut In Dar ... Pmlda111'1 Dal .. D~~kt Sn· I Ina roaawutbaart! tba, but rat~u all t na f•la whl lind m~littliiiClll I ent Ill i11g1 ... lope, It's VI EIT S DIT! Lm, lllllmarle tbmgb tiel. Ob fer tb m ol a goad T I world JDI aeaa 1111 Bm almt 011 •1 frieadal uga. Dam "Y" Dar. lD IIJ ~uri Jll 'II &IIIJI be. an, leUr 1111 I Ina all~aa JC girls . I wish v• Lm Jill, 1m all 11 M allnlilll," u~eciallr ate 0U Jill wtal18d ilta UlblluiDI. I Baked II Faain Bagg, paata are 1UJ. Ol Jl&l aad lrlatn ... JDD kaa1 1 1 111 are. upa tu 111 wr lid&. Loft hokJ. E·IID 10 SPORTS The Carroll News, February 13, 1997 The Carroll News, February 13, 1997 SPORTS 11 Men's basketball takes two at home Wrestling whips Wash. & jeff. Brian Murphy Ouerbem, 92-80, were so impor­ overall) remamed just one game and expected me to grab a lot of floor for on ly two points. He Assistant Sports Editor tant. behmd ftrst-place Mount Union , boards," Taylor sald. "But I don't heated up in the second half, B-Teamfares well at Baldwin-Wallace The john Ca rroll University iT hose vtctones] were big," se­ m sole possess ton of second place think I filled that role!early Hl the though, finishing the game wnh men's basket ball team fmds Jtself mor John Sa mol said of the wtns. with a conference record of ll-3. season]." 21 points However, the St rea ks Mark Boleky eryaspecrof their match prepara­ The score remained 4 3 until in an unappealmg situation en­ ·we knew, looking at the sc hed­ The Streaks won both games JCU also dommated the free harassed Weak ley into 7 of 20 Sports Reporter tion," Volkmann sa1d. "That in­ Dietrich evened the coum in the termg the final two weeks of the ule, we had two of our last three despite bemg outshot by both of throw shooting facet of the game. shooung. Winning matches at two dif­ cludes both th eir mental and third period. Brcakmg the tic and regular season games on rhe road against reams their opponents. JCU shot just 36 The Streaks were 12 of 17 from the "I don't think we rea lly made ferem locations at the same ume physical approach. giving Roman the win, though, Mired in a battle for the OAC we already lost to in Hetdelberg percent (25 of 68) from the field charity stnpe while the jackets any special adjustments to deny may seem tmpossibleforanyteam, "W hat l thought we did a nice was a 1:14 nding time in the final regular season cham pionsh tp, the and Mount. So we knew if we against BW, but followed that were only 6 of 9. those guys the ball: Moran satd. but the john Carroll wrestling JOb of Saturday was cutung down period, when Roman wa5 notice­ Blue Streaks must play t woof their wamcd to make a legiumate run chilly performance by convening Against the Cardinals the "We just maybe worked a little team dtd JUS t that last weekend. on mistakes and not putting our­ ably in control. fma] t hreegameson the road. That here at r he end, we had to have a respectable 48 percent (30of 62) Streaks went to the foul lme 36 harder [on defense]." While the Carroll regulars had selvesindangeroussttuations We "With a sma II lead (m the last is why last week 's home v1crones those rwogames." from the floor in the Ouerbein times, convertmg 24 of the at­ JCU played at Hiram last night their way with Washington & had only one instance I could re­ penod,] I'm trying not to get taken over Baldwm-Wallace, 71-69. and With the VICtories, JCU (19-3 contest. BW and Ouerbein, how­ tempts,com pared to the Cardinals' The Terriers, who entered the Jefferson at horne Saturday, 36-\3, call where we gave up any back down,' said Roman, now 21-IOon ever, shot 46 and 50 percent from 13of 16shooting,allof which ca me ga me 1-\3 m the OAC and 2-17 eightjCU reservescompetedat the points in a match." the year. "I don't really like [the the field, respectively. dunng the second half ove rall , dropped an early season john Summa Invitational a t The Streaks started the W &: ] match] to be that close, though ." To make up for the cold shoot­ Offensively, JCU was also contest to the Streaks, 88-77. Ba ldwin-Wallace, where they match down, 6-0, because of an Early on, the 150-pound march ing, the Streaks dominated two helped by senior joey Bigler's Dependtngon th e outcomes of placed fifth. ea rly forfeit. They quick ly took an looked to be pivotal for jCU be­ other phases of thegame:rebound­ emergence from a recent shooting last night 's games involvingJCU "We have a number of real solid 11-6lead, however, on the strength cause the Presidents won two of ing and free throw shooting. slump. In the two games prior to and Mount, Saturday's contest m people that don't get a lot of !play­ of a technical fall by senior Matt the nex t three bouts A default at JCU controlled the glass, espe­ BW and Otterbein, Bigler made Alliance could be a battle fo rfirst ing] time," said coach Kerry Col uc ci at 126 pounds and a pin 177 pounds and a forfeit at 190 cia lly the offe ns1veboards, m both on ly 6 of 29 field goal at tempts, place. Earlienhisseason, the Raid­ Volkmann of jCU's B- Team. "We by sophomore Brandon Steinmetz pounds, however, gave the Streaks games. ThcStreaksoutrebounded incl uding only 2 of 18 from be­ ers beat the Streal< s,89-83, in over­ JUSt took advantage of a situation at 134 pounds. a 30-13 cushion going into senior Junior Chris Roman gains the advantage during JCU's 36-13 win the Yellow jackets, 47-36,and also yond the three-point arc. Against time at the Shula Sports Center. to let them com pete." "As soon as I'm in control (dur­ heavyweight jimmie Lake's final last Saturday over Washington & Jefferson. Roman won the held a 26-14 advantage in the of­ BW and Otterbein, however, Btglcr Junior Aaron Shipp, who is cur­ Cur rent! y ranked fourth in the ing a ma tch] I look to use my pin­ home match at John Carroll match as the Blue Streaks improved to 19-3 overall. fensive rebounding category. jun­ hit on ll of 22 attempts from the rently tops in the OAC averaging latest Adidas-Brute Division Ill ning move, a half-nelson," Lake never let up and connn­ io r Artie Taylor (12 points) led the floor,includmg6of 14from three­ 23.9 ppg, had 31 points and 12 re­ Wrestling Coaches poll, the Steinmetz said. "Since I'm one of ued his winning ways by pinning on a winnmg note." Santosuosso, who was fourth at charge pulling down ll rebounds, point range. bounds in that game. Heidorf Streaks, 7-0 in the OAC, upped the earlier wrestlers [at 134 W &:j'sjason Matusik. Lake, fac­ Across town at BW, eight 190 pounds. Overall, the Streaks' six or which were offe nsive. Six of Btgler, who hadgamesof 15and paced the Streaks wnh 17 potnts their record to 19-3 overall with pounds], I think it is important for ing a height and weight d isadvan­ Streaks ga ined valuable expen­ B-Team finished in the mtddle of junior Mark Heidorf's eight re­ 20 points, respectively, needs only and lO rebounds. the win over W & j. me to set the stage for the rest of tage, yielded the first period to encecompeungin the Summa In­ the pa k, placing fifth of nine bounds and five of senior JJ six more three-point field goals to Sarno! said revenge will defi­ JCU recorded two pins, a tech­ the guys· Matusik, 2-1, before pinning him vitational. Five wrestlers placed teams. R1chardson's six rebounds came break the school record of 167 ca­ nitely play a factor in Saturday's nical fall and a majo r decision The next match pitted junior at 1:19 of the second period. in the top six in their rcspecuve "lam JUSt very happy that those at the offensive end of the court. reer three-pointers set by Craig co ntest among their seven match Chris Roman in a tough contest Lake was one of four seniors weight classes, and two finished kids performed as well as theydtd: - JCU also won the battle of th e Huff man (\986-89). "They beat us hereon our home victories.The Streaks scored 18 against W &j'sTony Diemch, who who totaled 21 points for JCU on second. Volkmann aid of the B Team. boards agatnst Otterbein, TheStrea ksa !so benefited from floor, th e only team that's done points in the fin al three bouts to was16-5entenng the day. Dietrich the afternoon. "Going in, we drew Sophomore Mike tull was one "Many of the guys are JUSt nching outre bounding th e Cardmals 41- solid defense, shutting down BW that,"Samolsaid . "Onethingiswe put the match out of reach. rook down Roman at the end of on the fact rhat it was[thesemors'] of the runners-up, placingserond to get the chance to wrestle, and it 33 overall and 22-12 offensively. and Otterbein's key players for one were withoutjJ. Hopefully wllh "A t this time of the year, our the first period to close Roman's final home match ," said at158pounds Heimprovedtoll- was great that thi group was able Taylor (21 pot n ts) a ga tn spear­ half. BW ce nter Kevin Braa ten , him we can go down to Alhance guys are work in g to sharpen ev- lead to 4-3. Volkmann. "]wa nted them to leave 5 fort he sea on by going3-l on rhe to get some mat ches under the1r headed the charge corralling an­ who entered the game averaging and take care of business." weekend. belt." other 11 rebounds, seven of which 20 points per game, had 17 in the JC U th en returns to the Shu la "Some of usdon'tgetthat much jCUwillncxt ompetethis 'lt­ came at the offensive end. junior game, but only four came in the Sports Cemer Saturday for its fi­ [playing] time,so we knew this was urdayatOAC-rival Mount Un1on . Ryan Eskridge pulled down six second half. The Streaks also nal regular season home game of going to be a big tournament," TheStreaksownsall-8 enesad­ rebounds, half of which were of­ forced Braaten, who was shooting the year against Heidelberg. The Sports Flashes Stull said. vo~ntagcand w n thcftr t meeting fensive boards. 54 percent from the field , to mis­ Student Princes have already de­ Picking up his first col legiate between the two ~chools 1h1~ sea­ "It's been a personal goal of fire on 13 of 20 shot attempts. feated the Streaks once this sea- win was fre5hman Geoq1,e so n. l8 15, at the AC 1 ual ·. mine to re~ll ste{l u m re­ CU a did a defensive so 73-71 i ;;.,T.,}:.tf[fifii.ll.~~~~~;f!· oun •ng cca usc rom 1 c cg m­ nt ng of the season coach has nights. looked at me as a good rebounder Coach Tony DeCarlo said that the players are responsible for raisil!g all the funds necessary for the trip. He also believes the trip will be very special for the players You'll Treasure "Whether it is visiting hislOricallandmarks, enjoying what the host country Track runs at Mount Union has to offer, or even the httle idle time we have, a trip li.Ke this is something [the Steven R. Colaianni men's indoor track and field team. the pole vaulr with a mark of 15 players] will cherish for their entire lifetimes,' DeCarlo said. Sports Ed1tor "We have a lot of young kids." feet, 6 inches, a finish that auto­ In their atte mpts to produce At the Mount Union Invita­ matically qualified him for the HONORS NIGHT: The annual Blue Streak Athletics Honors Night will be held successful track and field pro­ tional last Saturday, both teams NCAA Championships in March. during halftime of the ]C men's basketball game against Heidelbe:g. Wednes­ grams, Don Stupica and Kathy placed eighth out of 14 teams. "Ma tt Lemieux and [junior]Don day, February 19, in the Shula Sports Center. The ceremony Is mtended to Lanese, coaches of the men's and For the third consecutive week, Spent hoff have really stepped up recognizejCU student-athletes who earned distinction greater than all-confer- women's teams, respectively, each junior Matt Lemieux was the top as leaders for our team this sea­ ence during the 1996 calendar Y.ear. . . . face the same challenge: youth. individual finisher for the men. son," Stu pica said. The honors include both atnleuc and academic ach1evemems, rangmg from "Right now we're dealing with Lemieux, a 1996 All-American Lemieux was nottheonlyBlue regional or district teams to national qualifiers and All-Americans. Aiso in- Junior Mark Heidorf looks to pass during JCU's 89-83 overtime a lot of underclassmen, namely and the team'sonly returning na­ Streak to qualify for post-season cluded are conference or national players of the year. - loss to Mount Union earlier this season. The Streaks will look to freshmen," Stupica said of the tional qualifier, took first place in action last Saturday. With aneigth avenge the loss Saturday at Mount. place finish in the triple jump, freshman Andrew Waide earned a spot in the Have you ever felt like all you r7r.lM~ 5l00Mayfield OAC Championships. ~~\..)Y~ V Lyndhurst Like Stupica, Lanese wanted to do was drop everything understands the impor­ tance of conditioning and ~U..._,~ ~nJ!~ ~~~tlnoonoo~tunb.y'~'~?~ and travel across the world? Ever \ gainingexpenenceduring fEb~uA~Y SpEC~Als the indoor season. "We are using the in­ think you could? You can. MoNdAy ANd WEdNEsdAy WING NIGinl door season to prepare for 20 C£Nl WiNGS the outdoor season," Dr. Mario L- D'Onofrio, professor of Italian & Spanish at Cuyahoga Also, WEd. is THE Blu:s BA!'KIIAM SmiON Lanese said. "I have a few Community College and John Carroll University is offering a Tour Study TuEsdAy Is BIG A•• Muq Nlqlnl individuals who have gone to nationals in the past and Seminar in Italian and Greek Art, Architecture and Culture giving an 10-12 PM If you took the test to{l,yJ~gw So whether re looking for we 're hoping to send them opportunity for students and the public in general to study the Italian and This season, Sea World is bringing a you· Pool1ouRNAMENT> whole new dimension to Summer jobs: a Hille extra spending money. getting Co again this year." our new for '97 3-D-PLUS Movie a jump on college cash, or just want to -- Greek Art, Architecture and Culture in its Summer Program, a seminar .-----__::BR:::;.ii'G iN OWN MLG foo btER spt:ciAls hang With some real charaders, come today Sophomore jennifer Adventure, "PI.rales!" It's the only thing 12 $1 Call cu lminating in a trip of 18 days in Italy and Greece. The trip, arranged by EF ike It anywhere around. so rt 's sure to make a splash With us. SL Val~ctlnc"s Day ou.u; Miller, a 1996 All-Ameri ­ mal.Q AO man Debbie Pagano also ...... Tuesdays & Thursdays~: e n t e r a n m e n. ~h~i _:S:___:m::_=.o_;n:_:_t:_:.:,h culminating in an extension of 3-day cruise of Greece' beautiful sunsplashing 10am-6pm Theta Beta Theta Beta qualified for theOACs;she And we've still gol all the regular cool FRI 21th Chapter finished sixth in the 1500- islands- You can observe and study first hand the various Art Treasures and reasons to join your friends- or maM Saturdays: I Chapter new ones!-- at Sea World fru Udctts, 9:00 am-12:00 noon ~ Broken Arrow meterswitha time of 5:13.5. Historical Places of Italian Greek Heritage and Culture. SAT 22nd "BoGus Backs" pay boousa, fret aalfonns, put avln>IUilall. t.ut Blue Heat- Rock and Roll Both teams will be in Total cost for students is $2559. For adults over 25, cost is $3109. action Fr iday at 6 p.m. apcrlaltt. Sea WOrld. when they compete in the for more inlormatlon. please can our OF OHIO KEN DOG'S B 0 N U S job Une al (2t6) 562·8101 or l 800-63-SHAMU All-City Meet in Berea. Su W•Jdd tt. an Anhc-ustt-8\I!ICh Thef"rre Part\ and an Eo.ual: Opportunity Fmploytf Wfi[W R1p out rh1:- ad and brt ng .t 1n :o Kcndog\fora50Cdraft For more Information call Dr. Marlo D'Onofrio at 397-4371 10 SPORTS The Carroll News, February 13, 1997 The Carroll News, February 13, 1997 SPORTS 11 ------~~~~~------Men's basketball takes two at home Wrestling whips Wash. & jeff. Brian Murphy Otterbein, 92-80, were so rmpor­ overall) remained JUSt one game and expected me 10 grab a lot of floor for only two pornts. He Assistant Sports Ed1tor tam. behind first-place Mount Union, boards," Taylor sard. "But I don't heated up in the second half, B-Teamfares well at Baldwin-Wallace The john Carroll Umversity 'iT hose vrctonesl were brg," se­ in sole possession of second place think I filled that role Iearly in the though, fimshmg the game with men's basketball team f1nds itself mor john Sa mol said of the wins. wuh a conference record of 11-3. season! " 21 points. However, the Streaks Mark Boleky ery aspect of their match prepara­ The score remarned 4-3 until in an unappealing situatron en "We knew, lookmg ar the sched ­ The Streaks won both games JCU also dommated the free harassed Weakley into 7 of 20 Sports Reporter'--- tion," Volkmann said. 'That tn­ Dtetrich evened the count in the terrng the final two weeks of the ule, we had two of our last three desprte bemg outs hot by both of throw shooting facet of the game. shootmg. Winning matches at rwo dif­ cludes both therr mental and thrrd penod. Brcaki ng the tic and regular season. games on the road against teams therr opponents. JCU shot just 36 The Streaks were 12 of 17 from the "I don't think we really made feren t locations at the same ume phys1cal approach. giving Roman the win. though, Mired in a battle for the OAC we already lost to in He1delberg percent (25 of 68) from the field charity strrpe while the jackets any special adjustments to deny may seem impossrbleforany team, "What 1 thought we did a nice was a 1:14 ndmg ume in the final regular season cham pronsh ip , the and Mount So we knew if we against BW, but followed that were only 6 of 9. those guys the ball," Moran said. but the John Carroll wrest ling JOb of Saturday was cuttmg down penod, when Roman was norice­ Blue Streaks must playtwoof thcrr wanted to make a legirimate run chilly performance by con vern ng Against the Cardinals the "We just maybe worked a little team did JUSt that last weekend on mistakes and not putting our­ abl y tn controL finalthreegamcsonthcroad. That here at the end , we had to have a respectable 48 percent (30of 62) Streaks went to the fou l lme 36 harder ion defense]." While the Carroll regulars had selvesindangeroussilUations. We "With a small lead lin the last ts why last week's home victones those two games." from the floor in the Otterbein times, convertmg 24 of the at­ JCU played at Hiram last night. their way with Washington & had only one instance I could re­ penod,l I'm trying not to get taken over Baldwrn-Wallacc, 71-69.and With the vrctories, JCU (19-3 conrest. BW and Oncrbein, how­ tempts,com pared to theCardinals' The Terriers, who entered the jefferson at home Sat urday, 36-13, call where we gave up any back down," said Roman, now 2HO on ever, shot 46 and 50 percent from 13of 16shooting,all of which came game l-13 in the OAC and 2-17 eightjCU reserves competed atthe points in a match." the year. "l don't really like [the the field, respectively. dunng the second half overall, dropped an early season john Summa lnvitaliona l at The Streaks started theW & J match) to be that clo e, though." To make up for the cold shoot Offensively, JCU was also ontest to the Streaks, 88-77. Baldwtn-Wallace, where they match down, 6-0, because of an Early on, the 150-pound match ing, the Streaks dominated two helped by senior Joey Bigler's Depending on the outcomes of placed frfth . early forfeit. Theyquicklytookan looked to be pivoral for JCU be­ otherphasesof thegame:rebound­ emergence from a recent shooting last night's games involvingJCU "We have a number of real solid ll-6lead, however, on the strength cause the Presidents won two of ing and free throw shooting. slump. In the two games pnor to and Mount , Saturday's contest in people tha t don't get a lot of [play­ of a technical fall by senior Matt the next three bours. A default at JCU controlled the glass, espe­ BW and Otterbein, Bigler made Alliance could be a battle for first ing! ume," said coach Kerry Colucci at 126 pounds and a pin 177 pounds and a forfeit at 190 cially thcoffensive boards, in both only 6 of 29 field goa l attempts, place. Earlierthi sseason, the Raid­ Volkmann of JCU's B-Team. "We by sophomore Brandon Steinmetz pounds, however, gave the Streak games. TheStreaksoutrebounded including only 2 of 18 from be­ ers beat the St reaks,89-83, inover­ JUSt took advantage of a situation at 134 pounds. a 30-13 cushion going into senior Junior Chris Roman gains the advantage during JCU's 36-13 win the Yellow Jackets, 47 -36,and also yond the three-point arc. Against ti me at the Sh ula Sports Center. to let them compe te." "As soon as I'm in controlldur­ heavyweight Jimmie Lake's final last Saturday over Washington & Jefferson. Roman won the held a 26-14 advantage in the of­ BW and Otterbein, however, Bigler Junior Aaron Shipp, who is cu r­ Currently ranked fourth in the ing a match l llook to use my pm­ home match at John CarrolL match as the Blue Streaks improved to 19-3 overall. fensive rebound rngcategory. J un­ hit on ll of 22 attempts lrom the rently tops in the OAC averagin g la test Adidas-Brute Division Ill ning move, a half-nelson,' Lake never let up and contin­ ior Artie Taylor (12 points) led the floor, including 6of 14 from th ree­ 23.9 ppg, had 31 points and 12 re­ Wrestling Coaches poll, the Ste inmetz sa id. 'Si nce I' m one of ued his winning ways by prnmng on a winning note." Santosuosso, who was fourth at charge pulling down 11 rebounds, point range. bounds in that game. Heidorf Streaks, 7-0 in the OAC, upped the ea rli er wrestlers !at 134 W &j'sJason Matusik. Lake, fac­ Across town at BW, etght 190 pounds. Overall, the Streaks' six of which were offensive. Six of Btgler,who hadgamesof !Sand paced the Streaks w1th 17 pomts their record to 19-3 overall with pounds!, I think it is important for ing a height and weight disadvan­ Streaks gained valuable experi- B-ream finrshed in the mtddle of JUnior Mark Heidorf's eight re­ 20 points, respectively, needs only and 10 rebounds. the win over W &J. me to set the stage for the rest of tage, yielded the first period to encecompelingin the Summa In- the pack, placrng frfth of nine bounds and five of senior JJ six more three-point field goals to Samol said revenge will defi­ JCU recorded two pins, a tee h­ the guys.· Matusik, 2-1, before pinning him vitational. Five wrestlers placed teams. Rrchardson's six rebounds came break the school record of 167 ca­ nitely play a factor in Saturday's nical fall and a major decision The next match pitted junior at l:l9 of the second period. in the top six in their respective "lamjustveryhappythat those at the offensive end of the court. reer three-pointers set by Craig contest. among their seven match Chris Roman in a tough comest Lake was one of four seniors weight classes, and two fin1shed krds performed as well astheydtd." JCU also won the battle of the Huff man (1986-89). "They beat ushereonour home victories.The Streaks scored 18 against W &Js Tony Dietrich, who who totaled 21 points for JCU on second Volkmann said of the B Team. boards agamst Ot terbein, TheStreaksalso bene fited from floor, the only ream that's done points in the final th ree bouts to wasl6-5enteringtheday. Dietrich theafternoon. "Going in,wedrew Sophomore MikeSrull was one "Many of the guy· are JUSt rtch mg outrebounding theCardinals41- solid defense, shutting down BW that,"Sa mol said. ·'One thing is we put the match out of reach. took down Roman at the end of on the fact that it waslt hesenrors'] of the runners-up, plac mg second tO get the chance to wrestle, and it 33 overall and 22-12 offensive!)'· and Otterbein's key players for one were withoutJ]. Hopefully with "At this time of the year, our the first period to close Roman's final hom e match," said at 158 pounds. He improved toll- was great that th1s group was able Taylor (21 pornts) again spear­ half. BW center Kevin Braaten, him we can go down to Allrance guys are wo rkin g to sharpen ev- lead to 4-3. Volkmann. "I wanted them to leave 5fortheseason bygoingJ Jon the to ge t some matches under their headed th e charge corralling an­ wl-w ent ered th e game averaging and take care of business" weeke nd. belt." other II rebounds, seven of which 20 points per game, had 17 in the JCU then returns to the Shula "Some of usdon'tgetthat much jCU will nextcompcre this at- came at the offensive end. Junior game, but on ly four came in the Spans Center Saturday for its fi­ [playrngltimc,soweknewthiswas urdayat OAC-rival Mount Unron. Ryan Eskridge pulled down six second half. The Streaks also nal regu lar season home game of going to be a big tournament," The Streaks ow ns a 21 8scricsad­ rebounds, half of which were of­ forced Braaten, who was shooting the year against Heidelberg. The Sports Flashes Stull said. vantage and won thdir t meeting t ;,ca- fens ive boards. 54 percent from the field, to mis­ Student Princes have already de­ Picking up his first col! p,iate bet ween the rwo schools hts "It's been a personal goal of fire on 13 of 20 shot attempts. feated the Streaks once thi s sea- wtn was fres hm an so n. IB l S, atthcOAC Dual . mine to rei\11 ste u my re­ jCU a did a efensive BARCELONABOUND:TheJC ~==~=:::;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;::~~~ u n mg ccau c rom 1 c cg1n · wr ~t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iW-t· ~~ 11111g of the se ason coa ch ha s nights. looked at me as a good rebounder Coach Tony DeCarlo said that the players are responsible for raising all the funds necessary for the trip He also believes the trip will be very s peCial for the players. You'll Treasu Track runs at Mount Union "Whether it is visiting historical landmarks, enjoying what the host country --1 has to offer, or even the Iittle idle time we have, a trip lilQ AQ man Debbie Pagano also culminating in an extension of 3-day cruise of Greece's beautiful sunsplashing ...... Theta Beta Theta Beta qualified for the OACs; she And we've still got all !he regular cool FRI 21th Chapter Chapter finished sixth in the 1500- islands. You can obse.-ve and study first hand the various Art Treasures and reasons to join your fri~nds- or make Brok e n Arrow ~J meterswitha time of 5:135. Historical Places of Italian Greek Heritage and Culture. new ones!- a! Sea Wortd fnc llckois, SAT 22nd "Bonus Bucks" pay baoasa, fn:c Blue Heat - Rock and Roll Both teams will be in Total cost for tudents is $2559. F'or adults over 25, cost is 3109. alforms, ptal etl9in>llmalt.llnal action Friday at 6 p.m. upaiaLCO. when they compete tn the For more informaUon, please caD our OF OHIO KEN DOG'S B 0 N U S Job Unt al (216) 562-8101 or 1 800-63-SHAMU All-Ciry Meet m Berea For more Information call Dr. Marlo D'Onofrio at 397-4371 Se• W•wtd Is •n Anhc11sa--Busch Therrlc M 1nd an f.qu.J Oppot1u!Vf1 Ernplovtf Wflf)N R1p ouLth;:. ad anu hr ng Jtrn to Kendoii'sfora'50Cdraft ~ 12 SPORTS The Carroll News, February 13, 1997 Women handle Hiram at home Matt Rayl came m the f1rst half. lt marked Sports Reporter the sixth straight game that the It was beginning to look hke sophomore has scored in double the only break the John Carroll figures . Jordan, Marrapese, and women's basketball team could junior Molly Bren love added II get lately wa the kmd resulting poinrs each m injury Even without the the 6'0' The In last Tuesdays loss at Willson and 5'10' Bahhur, the Baldwm Wallace freshman cen ­ Streaks held a considerable stze ter Vikkt Willson suffered a bro­ advantage over the Terrters. jCU ken hand while attempting to outre bounded I hram 55-31 for the block a shot. She will most likely game. Biehle cleaned up on the as the representative for the Graduating Cia s at - be out for the rest of the season glass. tallymg 13 rebounds, while Ironically. she is the second Brenlove grabbed 10 board. Blue Streak to be hurt agamst the jCU lost for the eighth time in Yellow Jackets th is year. Senior nine games Saturday aft ernoon to Deana Bah hur has been out of the Otterbetn, 65-56, in Westerville. lineup the last six games with torn The absence of Bah hur and cantlagc in her knee, an injury that Willson, team leaders in scoring occurred In the prevtous meet 1 ng and rebounding respectively, hun between the two schools. the Streaks in both areas. "We'reagood team wnh a lor of JCU made only 28 percent of talented players: Willson satd thetr fte ld goa 1attempts in the first John Carroll men's and women's swimming and diving teams will go for eight straight about the team'simmedtate future half, while Otterbein singed the titles vmen the OAC Championships begin today in JCU's Johnson Natatorium. Pictured "We just have to come to play and nets at a 50 percent clip. race from last year's competition, also held at JCU. execute on both offense and de­ ·r he leading scorers for JCU ------~ fense." were Brenlove and freshman Er in 13 points and seven boards in a 77- has helped me the last two years­ Commencement.- Execute wasexactl y what they Jimison, each with only nine 57 loss to BW Biehle added 11 PFUNDSTEIN get ting thrown in to the fire sopho­ (Which by the way Is only 93 did against Htram Tuesday night points. points. continued from page 1. more year.J'mglad I got thechance at the Shula Sports Center The B1ehledid her best to compen­ BW jumped out to an early 15- to do it, but it was a tough situa­ days away. Not that we're Streaks ended theirrwo-game los­ sate for the lack of size in th e 4 lead five minutes into the con­ you are not familiar with him , tion," he said. ing streak by defeating the Terri ­ middle with a 10 rebound pe rfor­ test. The Streaks, however, fought Richardson said. "lf you didn 't Last year, Pfundstein aga in counting.) ers, 81-64, tmprovmg t hetr record ma nce Otterbein,however,domt· their way back to take the lead at know Dave, you would probably topped the Streaks in minutes to Il -l 0 on the season. nated the boards, 52-36. halftime, 34-33. Carroll shot an think he was very cocky. But he played with 916. He also was in­ Leading 39-34 at halft ime af "Any time you lose anybody, it im pressive 54 percent from the has a ton of self -confidence. He str umental in helping the team rer shooting 50 percent from the hurts the team," said Marrapese. field in the first 20 minutes. believes in himsel f. And it comes capture the OAC regula r season field, the Strea ks went to a full "Everyone IS just going ro have to The second half was a different off in his body la nguage and the cha mpionship and NCAA Tour­ court pre stobreakthega meopen. pick uptheir play, along with their story. Trailing 55-51 with 7:04lef t, way he carries himself. When you nament berth In the [mal six Carroll ope ned the second half inrensny and aggressiveness. the Jackets scored 14 unanswered get to know him, he's the most games of last season, he co nnected with a 20-8 run whtle turmng up "When you lose players like points to put thegameoutof reach. humble, unselfish player ever" on an amazing 15of 19 three-point the defenstve intensity. Vikki and Deana, it leaves a dent. "Af ter[BW] made that last run, Pfundstein came to Carroll auempts (79 percent) and 15 of 16 "We changed up defensively It just nscver o 'P '!!.~..tu. :u,.~llJI,!.ll' r" · i ~~~~~~~e e re U ai the ---.-.-..~ and lightened up man to-m been ilmg one another. We would tr y to top the There are numerous examples. radio .JOCk who pollute the atrwaveswuh ated the great rac ial divide 111 Amenca. SVspended {.:JY}TJ-; others in hurling personal insults. We called Affirmative action. The supporters of this "se lling wolfing tickets." Caltforma's Proposiuon 209 accused affir­ hate-filled personal slander agamst any­ The seeds of personal and racial mean­ -fu 1"111eV no·hce dvc. fo mative action supporters of pu hing quo­ one who disagrees with their vtew·. They spiritedness were planted long before Sim­ graduate... 8pi!-tt~e:ifC.CbndJ /IOnS tas, scheming to dump white men from JObS have turned characte r a sassination into a pson The blood-sport crowds outside the 7HANKYOD two cou rthouses were a tragic testament· Just as red-breasted robms stgnal spnng's return, so do mailboxes Commentary and shove unqualified women and minori­ state-of -t he-an enterprise to ger b1g ra r­ mgs. Thm hsteners gleefull y join in. All of tha t A menca is reaping that bitter harvest. packed wnh mulu-colored flyers, mccssantly knocked-upon doors, ties into them.T he appeal punched the right buuonsand played to the latem bigotry and thi has made many American believe And this is perhaps one of the biggest lt­ and an Atrium crowded wtth handshakingcandtdatesannouncc the abiliuesof the Stmpson legacy. Eve rything was fair game in our fears 111 many whites. Proposition 209oppo­ that the world tsa dog-eat-dog, ha tefu l and ret urn of elcc11ons 10 Carroll And as sure as muln-colored little bone headed, juvenile jousts. There was no nents, meanwhile, branded anyone who had [ lyers sha lllmcr the floor of 1he mailbox area, so too shall the halls of i sue . principle or point of view at stake. doubts about affirmative action as a bigot, a Carroll resound with the word APATHY "Apathy' tssoconvemently b The only issue was the person. You cou ld rac tst, a sexist, a homophobe. From around the nation... - and consistently bounced around campus, it's a mystery why those talk about his hair, looks, brea th, clothes, Welfare. Many welfare opponents vtlify combing dormitories wtth "Sex I< ills" T-shirts to sell haven't come ou t speech , and of course the ultimate clincher reciptents as lazy and immoral cheats and wuh apar hencally relevant versions-a shruggmg archbishop, or two was to take a shot at "yo' mama." The one con artists. Welfare advocates accu e any­ wolves napping beneath that btg pot. It's our In tie catchphrase. Our wh.o could be the lo ud est,diruest and vile r one who oppo es we lfare, includmg those local versiOn of "General ion X" We arc apathetic X1 who cares? and drive the victim to tears or provoke a with a sincere in terest in findtng a way to What's the big stink about campus apa th y? Where docs itS bark A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... fig ht was the winner. get people off the rolls and back to work _ as come from, and how truly lethal is its bite? We were silly, immature, msecu re teen­ insensit ive hypocrites out to starve babies and dump mothers on the street. Perhaps much of the pamc comes from the old-as-Moses view of Yeah I know. You're sick of heanng those words brother and I bonded when we were little. agers. We didn't know any better. But the crowd s outside the two courthouses after Abortion. The middle grou nd o[ reason umversttyas mtcrocosm of the globe How students behave as agam and agam Star Wars overkill1s commg to a My bror her 1s two and a half years youngerthan me the OJ. Simpson civi l and criminal trial has long been lost on this issue. Both sides citizens of an educational ystem might reflect how they will behave theater ncar you, 20 years af ter its first arrival. You can't and . well, a boy When we were liulc and I was playing get away from il ,JUS t like Luke Skywalker could never With my Barbie doll s all day my brother, LoUJs, would see med not 10 know any better either. have concocted a lexicon of ep ithets for each as ctllzens of a city, a state, a country. Thus, studen t governments, escape h1sdest>ny . have hts Transformers an d WWF Wrestlers Needless to I'm not surprised. From the streets to the other Pro-choice advocates are called anti­ organizations, and countless comminees are established within this Sorry. I'm still goingrotalkabout tl. say, these wys weren't meam 10 be played roger her I suites, America has turned into a soc iety Chris!, anti fami l yand baby-ktllers. Pro-life soc1eta l amf arm m order 10 shape student ltfe into patterns that will advoca tes are branded as nght-wmg, anti­ !consider myself more would stay Ill my room; my where silly, immature and msecure indi­ benefn larger post-graduanonmstttuuons, hkc church and state. lt tha njustaStarWars fan. I'm bro1h er m his. vid ualsdominate political ~nd imellectual woman hatemongers. might be easy to understand, then, why many are tappmg nervous! y more like a Star Wars Maria Swr Wars changed all that debate. They have refined the an ol fi nger­ Much of the media that rurned the Sim­ uponJCU's tank scarchlllg for sJgns of lil e. When studem orfices fanatiC. Trivisonno My brother and 1cou ld pla y for 24 pointing, name-ca ll ingand personal blame. pson cases into a national obsessio n must frequently run unopposed, and student governments feel the need to No, Id on't go to the Assistant hours straight wtth our Star Wars They can't dts tinguish between civil cha­ share some of the blame for making per­ Features Editor logue on issues and mud linging. They sub­ sonal invective acceptable, indeed respecl­ mcxhf y vormg reqlllremems 111 order to get enough votes to pass mov1esdressed like Princess JOys We probably had 90 percent stitute character attack and personal dia- ablc. They pawn off goss tp, scandal and anythmg, t hts could foretell a gnm f ut urc ~tel y with US Senators Leta or wieldmg a lightsaber. of the toys, wu h the notable gwmgspecches to empty rooms or streamlining the Elecroral College. Bm I do know some of the exception of the AT-AT Walker. of St uJent behavtor ts thus deplored as a sign of the future co ll apse of dia logue and havr read some which I am s11 1l bitter. of the books 5o my brother and I would go the kmgJom of ramtl y values, of human decency. Commentary •Views/ Letters to the editor I'm not sure why lltke downstairs and f111d ourse lvcs on ~------Revers1 ng the mtcroscope, now, and f ocusmg upon the nation­ Star Wars. As a rule, !don't Tatooine o Death Sta r Of for ces that k nockat htsdoorevery morning ing, therefore, he dtdn't put people like Editorial questioned wtde plague of political shruggers and poll-deserters mtght prov ide MLK Tupac comparison care for scie nce fic tion I have never wanted Scottie ro course , we sti ll had our problem s. Lout s al wa to be upheld that you nor I can not witness to lik e he can. Tupac tnto social classes by ~aying, "Des us wu h the opportunny to pick out possibilities for our ow n campus beam me up anywhere, I wasn't crazy about th1s Luke Skywalker, and would go off to save the galaxy. There's pain and there's a message that's cerate the honor of Man in by even bcgu1 lam writmg Ill r~g.1rds to the cdnonal apa thy th at we cannot simply look around and see. Politics is as summer's block buster Independe nce Day , and as Meanwhile,! would have Lei a and Han deeply involved In response to the article about Marun saying he! p me and help those like me. ning to com pare htm toast rectthug from wh 1ch presented the idc;l t hal ther~ may be wtdely adventsed across the country as on campus-monumental, for ... actually, I can't even think of any more exam pies in a love story as th ey were esca ping the clut ches of the Luther King and Tupac Shukur, I come to Listen to the heanand not what you see. the ghettos of aliforlll'' " You have des some apath y 1n the Student Un tntHlf john ( 11 \ r •., '<: l th • ctl n nr\ o ) \l\\llll bur earth- hat rm w nt -(our hour d n all [ r w rk [rom h r lfi I w "¥-~-~ ~ d t-1 ul I ~~· ·• ~~~~~QU~~~~~.u~~~~£U~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~uu~~~~~~~ra tt · J'm unsure rhe knowledge rhey have of plus cable And yet why dot hey occur unnoltccd by the a vcrage the Swr Wars trilogy has such a hold on me. room rogether. Jesus Ch rist Thistsaspiritin which Martin things whtch are true communicators of very messageofwhar Marlin tried ro heal th re ponsibiluy, rime and rhought that Amcncan? A cenam amoum will have to be cha lke d up to intellec- Co uld it be john Wil liams' wonderful musi cal score? Some thi ngs never change. This ycarfor Christmas, and Malcolm were both fam iliar. We are not who weare. Tupac had tattooed on his back · Tupacwanted healing, but it's the privi- people involved 111 1 he SU usc provtding Well, IItke the song "Ga nsta's Paradise" but not the movie my brother and I received some of the new Sla r Wa hne 10 place a judgment on either of their Exod us 18:1, which say 's "Now 1know that leged factor that prevent 1 he hea hng pro- a 1ual unconsc iousness and an ethical flatline, assuredly. But there Dangerous Minds. Must nor be the music. action figures. Now, of course, they don'rd5me out of the ltves forbothhovedonetheirshareofwrong. the Lord is greate r than all gods," and tat- cess. Tupac is not the one in the way of servtce to the student body. may exi t many m re too busy balancing a job ortwo in orderto find The writer referred tot he Student Unton Hmmm ... Maybe it 's Harrison Ford. o, I was a child box. We intend on making a lot of money in 20 yea rs. One rhtng we must all remember ts that rooedon hischest,Thug-life. Both exhibit- makingthisworldabetterplace,i t's those enough money for taxes. rent, food , family expenses, plus sc rabbling as a "ti ny group that meets in a smoky when 1t first came out and I actually liked Mark Hamill My Star Wars experience has truly been a famil y none of us are perfect and we have a ten- ing the strives against two worlds. who are privileged and fail to do the JOb for ttm e enough between shifts for eating, sleeping, and bare mini­ more-unrill hit puberty, that is. event, and 1 have great memories because o[ these films. cicncy t fall shon of recognizing our own Tupac was given to a world of which he that God allowed them to do. Martin was room behind closed doors." I hope readers by mum qua lil y co mmunicallon with their designated family unit. Maybe it's just the power of the force. That's why I'll be spending Feb. 21 and March 7 in the fau lts. How does this apply to Tupac and hadnocontrol. Hewasbornintheghettoto educated, but he didn't sit back and say weren't scared this statement, because it is anything from the truth. SU meetings Likewise, there arc more than a few Carroll students who can't see SerioliSiy, my reason for lov ing the trilogy may be theater. King? a drug-add ic ted mother,a ndonedayshyof how could we put someo ne like Tupac in past a six-pack. But there are many more trying to Juggle six classes, a more simple than I rea lize. It was the primary way my May the Force be with you ... always. Well we all knowTupac outwardly didn't being born in a cell. These are the rea li ties the same category as me. are in thejardine Room , a very large room pan-t nne job, several staggering student loans, an escalating tuition, live the life of an angel. He kn ew what he that you nor 1 in our privileged world will Martin was humble and did his job by wheresmokingisn'teven permitted. Also, anyone is welcome to come to this meeting, JOb resumes or grad school applications, fa mil y at home and relation­ was, what he did, and what he stood for. never understand. Now King, who came seeking to help people who are privtleged where over lOOelected studentsattend; but ships at school, fueled only by really bad food and not nearly enough However, if you listen to the message of from a very different environment than like himself to understand people like The Student Handbook: a code for living Tupacyouwdlhea rasoultornbet\veentwo Tupac, saw through the love we lack , that Tupac as well as help those like Tupac. just as importa nt are the non-elected stu­ sleep. I have of ten been accused of having a curious mind. l I was also happy to learn th at "There are no limita­ worlds in which he strives to be betterthan his job was to recognize the message of those Tupac told you why he did what he did, dents who auend the meetings because Does this in any way suggest politics, student or otherwise, as an ask a lot of questions to a lot of people about a lot of tions concerning the time when tel ephone ca ll s may be theenvironmem around him. Those social who cried out like Tupac. You fail to realize Martin told you why Tupac did what he they care about their Student government occupatton unworthy of a student's time ? No. Does it excuse students things. But l li ke to know what's going on . After all ! am received and made [rom room telephones"(page 27). As Ki nggavea very love heartfel t message that did and why Martin did what he did. Same and the universi ty as a whole. These non­ from poln tcalmvolvement? No. Does it completely dismiss the an aspiringjournalist. So in my never ending quest for if I couldn't make that decision myself- but thanks for sought to respond to the critics of Tupac. message, different ways. elected students make so many activities pr s nee of student apathy? No. But it may suggest that there are knowledge, I fou nd myself sitti ng down one mght and the permission . There is an oratory going on between the Kmgsays," Wearecaught in an inescap- possible because they head many of the many stud nt involved in activities othert han those politically­ reading my john Carroll Universit y student handbook­ I also thought it was ni ce that on page 34 the The Carroll News two. One in which you can't understand able network of mutuality, tied in a single committees which plan everything that onemcd, and that the outcry over apathy in student government, cover to cover. Not your most da untin g of tasks but "univerSI[y acknowledges that the students rnay enjoy Gina M. Girardot unless you truly understand the cause. garment of destiny. Whatever affects one occurs atJCU. nonetheless a challenge. snacks and beverages needing refrigeration ." I guess we Ed•lor·ln-Chief Tupac rapped reality, King rapped the heal- directly, affec ts all indirectly. Never again WAIHSo people just show up for a meet­ wnh as much cove rage as government recetve s, may be mistaken for Christina E. Hyneo Sii am pus wide, all-cncom passing swdem apathy. The purpose of After about an hour of all should be grateful for the Managilg Editor ing to his reality. Tupac sought for change can wee afford to live with the narrow, ing once a week? Act ually it isn't that easy, careful perusing, I made some privtlege of a refrigerator­ in a world that he strove to fight against. A provincial, 'outside agitator' idea. Anyone there are many or her responsibtlines that umventy life it elf might not be properly focused . M ybe the Sherry Robert T. Noll Steven Colalaool ' interesting discoveries. But I especially after we pay $5,662 per AdviSOr Brian Murphy world of crime and the world of Christ. who lives in the United States can never be come with being a part of the Student untverslly ts not so mu h a reflectton of a future soctety, but a mal Lucchetti year to live in our cozy little dorm Alan Stephenson, Ph.D. Sporls Union. Senators are not only part of the was also left wirh questions. Pmtography Advisor Chrlotlne Dreoch Which way dol turn ifthat which is always considered an outsider anywhere in this s<.x- tety, where each mdiv1dual discovers thetr own personal balance, Features rooms. Jaoon Tokar Union but also represe nt their class as of­ For those of us who h vein Editor before my face takes place of wha t people country." thetrown focus. h tsonly thtscomplete and balanced mdividual As for the quad, page 23 states, Opinion a dorm (l know that the Tom O'Konowltz Nicole Sloboda like new Martin's should ~e doing. Instead Martin's message was about hberating ficers, planning activities. that hast he ilbtlny to connect wnh others and together construct a preferred term is "residence "Students are welcome to sun News ClaSSified of building up, you '; re tearing down those people likeTupac,andTupac's messagewas Kristen Schneldler Jell Knelle more perfc t soc iety. ha ll" butler's ca ll a spade a bat he, or pia y one-on-one Frisbee Joe Wholley Graphics who are not I ike you or me! Privileged! Look aboutliberating people like himself. Wake Chris Kerr spade) we know thai certain on the quad. Orga ni zed games of ill. News & atsness Matt Simone at King's message! When you do the tea ring up we have a job to do. Until then, none of Class of 2000 Commentary Sherry Lucchetti Pmlography types of electrica l appliances football , baseball ,ccc.,are to be Marla Trivloonno Liz Whiteman instead of building, you are the one to pro- us have the right to speak, especially in are noc permitted in our played on the athletic fie ld ..." 1 Features Jessica Grasaman vide the contradiction of Dr. Jrrnent Copy & Renee Thomas Ki ng bridged the gaps between the letters to the editor. as it is - are among the items nor permitted m donn rooms. These baseball. It is anything but orga nized' underclass and privileged. How often do Class of 1997 our way of knowing what you HIT: Valentine's Day is tomorrow (HIT applies uems ·are notm compliance with the housing code of the Oh, and by the way, according to page 34 that box of yo u ride into the inner city and sit there? like or dislike about the C/V, to Hallmark only.) mIss: Trash thrown out of Cuy of Universl[y Heights and have not been approved tissues on my window sill1s in violation of th e un iver­ How of ten did King ride into the inner city? the campus or life in general. rhe Carroll News IS pubi!Shedweeklycllnng eachsemes· We require that letters be windows to amass and begin the long process for use in universi ty residence halls."- Hmm. I seem to sity window policy. AI so, srudencs are not permmed to ter by the students of Jot'fl Carroll Ullvers•ty Op1rnons Hmm!l Thiswashismessage. Wehaveajob Carroll News criticized throw any objects from 1 heir windows. But, maybe if we expressed lll lheedilonalsandcartoons are those of The submitted by noon Monday, in recall seemg an atr condmonmg umt or two protruding Carroll News ed•tonal board and do not necessanly re· to do in order to heal wounds that run as of biodegrading around the dorms. Keep your had screens in our wmdows, the untversity wou ldn't the C/Voffice, to be eligible for from a few dorm rooms around campus. Can we say, fleet the op•n•ons of the JCU aclminisrrat•OI\ faculty. or deep as Tupac 's. Until you can reach the A good newspaper is critical of tts sur­ publication. Letters can also have to worry about students violating this rule. s\uclenls.Signed matenalandcom•cs are solely the view empty beer bottles, cigarette wrappers, and RHO? And those microwave ovens-they must lose rhetr of the author understanding of Tupac you can't reach the roundings and seeks to find injustice. be submitted via e-mail to torn underwear where they belong--in your abili ty to be a fire hazard when placed mth.e office or a I know chat many of you may be wondering about understanding of King. They both preach Does the Carroll News adopt this prac­ CNLETTERS ·· jcvaxa.jcu.edu. whar to do when you lose money in the vending Ofl1cephonerunbersare 216-397·44 79,216 397 1711 bottomdrawer,ofcourse. mIss: Bathroom dorm. Its amazing how that one room can make an and 216·397·4398, Fax / Data 216·397-1729. about two worlds that collide by privileged tice? ... propaganda, padding, avoidance ... letters will be accepted after appliance safe for use when it is unsafe in all the other machine. According to our handbook, page 28, you people who fail to see the true reasons of noon on Monday only if there is The Carroll News •sprodueed onPower Mac•nt os/Y" com· Whom does this paper serve? Alum111? alert: Boys' bathroom on 1st Floor East needs rooms in the building. should "leave your name and the amount of money al pulers us•ng Cenlns650AppleSilarenelwork and Adobe why people like Tupac see m confused . Admmistration or Students? additional space available. We Pagemaker 5.0'". QuarkXpress®, Adobe Pmtoshop ~, reserve the right to edit letters that layer of paint removed from the sink. HIT: Another imeresting point ro note comes from page 31. the hall office. As a matter of courtesy, please place an It's time to wake up! Carey More's at­ You can fool the masses. but youca nnor Mobelllustrator '"". AdobeFreehar'W:1 "". Agfa stUdio scM 'l'W. for clarity or space "The university residence halls are [or people who are oUJ-of -order sign on a mach me which ts not functioning M•crosofl• Word and Exce~ and ToudlbasePro Han Solo charging headlong into a newly­ tempt was weak and uncalled for. Don't foo l me. What happened to courage? considerations. Letters must well or are m the process of becoming well " Now that properly ." I'm sure we were alllosingsleep over rhat onel Tile Carroll NPws IS prolled on 70%recycled paper. One ever bring down those who try to bUild up. be signed and accompanied by redigitized plethora of Stormtroopers in Star Well, I hope you have enjoyed thts brief journey we've all passed our psychiatric exam, we are fit [or copy of The Carroll News •s ava•lable to each member of You prov1de the contradiction, not Lassiter Matthew Terlop your phone number. through the student handbook. In case of an emergency. he Jom Carroll lkl•vers•ty COITYTUllty at no cost. Addi · Wars' Special Edition_ living m the dorm Bur exactly how does the universtty uonal coptes are valued al 5 cents each Marttn saw us all as children of God striv- Class of 1999 detenmne wh o is well? please consult immediately. The Carroll News, February 13, 1997 OPINION 15 •Views/Editorial Have we become a nation of name-callers Earl Ofarl Hutchinson tnbe for princtpled debate and discussion trivm as news, while serving up a steady fearful place. It would be a mistake to think Olos Angeles T1mes of the issues Thetr goal is simple: to intimi­ d1et of stories on murder, mayhem and rhat the Simpson cases drove many Ameri· When I was a tee n-ager,agroupof friends date anyone who disagrees with them and human suffering. cans to make a sport of character assassina­ tion fh IS IS JUSt as wrongheaded as the The. CN e..a I fori a I and I made a nasty little sport out of belli· ch1llthe open and honest exchange of tde:~s. At the same rime, millions of Amcri· Wake me when I cans daily 01•erdose on the rantmg of talk popular nouon thar the Simpson saga cre­ CBYfoDY) ha:s been tlmg one another We wou ld try to top the There are numerous examples. Affirmative action. The supporters of r.ldio JOCkS who pollute the airwaves wnh ated the great racial dtvide m America SVspendedunf-// others in hurlingpersonal insults. We called this "selling wolfing llckets." California's Propositton 209 accused affir­ hare-filled personal slander agamst any­ 1 he seeds of personal and racial mean­ .fu ,-1"}1ev no-hce d~ fo spintedness were planted long before Stm­ graduate ... 8ptiAhehC.CbndJ.ttons mative action supporters of pushing quo­ one who disagrees with their view . They tas,sc hcmi[lgtodumpwhJtemcn from pbs have turned character assassination into a pson. The blood-sport crowds outside the li-MN KYoo two courthouses. were a tragic testament· Just as red breasted robins stgnal spnng's reLUrn, so do mailboxes Commentary and shove unqualified women and minori­ state-of-the-art enterprise to get btg rat­ mgs Thw hstencrsgleefully pin in All of that Amenca 1· r aprng that bttter harvest. packed with mulu-colored flyers, incessantly knocked-upon doors, tiesintothem. The appeal punched the right this has made many Amencans believe And th1s is perhaps one of the btggest li­ and an Amum crowded w!l h handshaking candtdatesannounce the buttons and played tot he latent bigotry and Everything was fair game in our fears 1n many whttes. Proposition 209oppo­ that the world isadog·eat-dog, hateful and abtlities of the Simpson legacy. ret urn of elections tO Carroll. And as sure as multi-colored little boneheaded, juveni le JOUSts. There was no nents, meanwhile, brandcdanyonewho had II yers shalllmer the floor of 1he mail box area, so too shall the halls of issue, principle or point of view at rake. doubts about affirm at tveaction as a btgot,a Carroll resound with the word APATHY. "Apathy" IS so conveniently The only issue was the person. You could racist, a sexist, a homophobe. From around the nation... - and consiStently bounced around campus, it 's a mystery why those talk about his hair, looks, breath, clothes, Welfare. Many welfare opponents viltf y combing dormttones w1th "Sex Ki lis" T-shirts to sell haven't come out speech, and of course rhe ultimate clincher recipients as lazy a[\d immoral cheats and wnh apa1 hencally relevant vers.ions-a shruggmg arch bishop, or two was to take a shot at "yo' mama " The one con artists. Wel fare advocates accuse any­ wolves napping beneath that btg pot. It 's our lmle catch phrase. Our who could be the loudest.di rtiest and vilest one who opposes welfare, including those local version of 'Generation x.· We arc apathetic So who cares.1 and drive the victim to tears or provoke a with a sincere interet in finding a way to What's the btgstink about campusapathy1 Where docs its bark fight was the winner. get people off the rolls and back rowork _as A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... insensitive hypo rites out to starve babies come from , and how truly lcthalJS ItS bite? We were silly, immature, msecure teen· Perhaps much of the pantc comes from the old-as-Moses. view of Yeah I know You're sick of heanng th ose words brother and I bonded when we were litt le. agers. We didn't know any better. But the and dump mothers on the street crowds outside rhe rwo courthouses after Abortion. The middle ground of reason umverstty as microcosm oft he globe How students behave as again and agam . Star\.Vars overkill iscommg to a My brother 1s two and a hal f ye~rs younger than me the OJ. Simpson civil and criminal trials has long been lost on this issue. Both sides ciuzcnsof an educational system might reflect how they will behave theater near you, 20 years aher its first arrival You can't and. well , a boy When we were liitle and I was playing ge t away from it ,just l1ke Luke Skywalker could never wtth my Barbte doll:; all day my brother, Louis. would seemed nor to kno·w any better either. have concocted a lexicon of epit hcts for each as cLttzens of a city, a state , a country. Thus, student governments, other Pro-choice advocates are called anti­ escape htsdestJny. ha vc hts Transformers and WWF Wrestlers. Needless 10 I'm not surprised. From the srreets to the organtzattons, and countless committees are established wirhin this Sorry. I'm sti ll going to talk about it say, rhese roys weren 'I meamto be played rogether 1 suites, America has LUrned tnto a society Christ,anti-famil yand baby-k illers. Pro-I ife SOCietal amf arm m orderto shape student !if c mto patterns that wtll !consider myself more would sray 111 my room; my where silly, immature and insecure indi· advocates are branded as nghr-wmg, ami­ bend 1l la rger, post-graduanon tnsttlUt tons, like church and state. It than JUSt a Star Wars fan. I'm brother in his. vidualsdommate poli tical and intellectual woman ha tc mongers. Much of the media that turned the Sim­ m1ght be easy to understand, then, why many are tapping nervously mor~ likeaStarWars Maria Star Wars changed all that. debate. They have refined the an of finger· mto upon JCU's tank, sea rch tng for signs of Iii c. When sLUdem offices fana iic. Trivisonno My brother and 1 could play for 24 potnti ng, name- allingand personal bl:ime. pson cases a national obsession must frequently run unopposed, and student governments feel the need to No, I don't go to the Assistant hou rs straight wtth our Star Wars They can't distinguish between civil dia­ share some of the blame for making per­ logueon issues and mudslinging. They sub­ sonal invective acceptable, indeed respect­ mcxlif y vonng requirements Ill order to ge1 enough votes to pass movtes dressed like Prin ess Features Editor toys We probably had 90 percent able. They pawn off gos;ip, scandal and anything thts could fore tell a gnm future soctet y with US Senators Leia or wteldtnga lighrsaber. of the toys, wrth the norable stitute character attack and personal dia- gtvmg speeches to em pry rooms or streamlining the Electoral College. But I do know some of the excepuon of the AT -AT Walker, of SLUdent bchavtor 1s thus deplored as a sign of the future collapse of dialogue and have read some which I am still bitter. of the books. Commentary So my brmher and I would go the kmgdom off amily values, of human decency. •Views/ Letters to the editor I'm nm sure why I like downstans and fmd ourselves on Reversmg the mtcroscope, now, and focusmg upon the nation­ Star Wars . As a rule, I don't Tatooine o Death Star. I MLK Tupac comparison forces that knock at hts door every morning ing, therefore, he dtdn't put people like Editorial questioned wide plague of political shruggers and poll-deserters might provide care for science ficuon. I have never wamed Scot1ie to course, we still had our problems. Louis alwa to be that you nor I can not witness. to like he can. Tupac into soctal classes by saying. "Des upheld I us with the opportunity to pick out possibilities for our own campus beam me up anywhere,! wasn't crazy about this Luke Skywalker, and would go off to save the galaxy. There's pain and there's a message that's cerate the honor of Martin by even bq!,tll am writmp; 111 rcp;uds to the cdllonJI apathy that we an not stmply look around and see. Politics is as summer's blockbuster Ind ependence Day, and as Meanwhile, I would have Leia and Han deeply involved / In response to the article about Manm saying help me and help those like me. ning to compare htm to a street thug from whtch pre~ntctl the ttlca that there may be some \.In w1dely advertised across the country as on campus-monumental, for .. actually, I can't even think of any more examples in a love story as 1hey wereescapingthe clutches of the / Luther King and Tupac Shukur, I come to Listen to the heanand not what yo usee. the ghettos of alifornb " Y()u hav' de ~ ;lpathy rn thr '-,tutlent ton()[ john 1'\ ·ttl ' < r 1\ I r • )0.' · Lh c ct.lll c\1 0 'Inr on buL earth- hatt rln v n tw n -(our hour ad on aU [o r w rk from h I fi m I w n rin ·rw.-•4!<, i\ Da h ~ t.Je IOJ,< Jl,IU.~;a ~=-lioiiii-' . -- --Y ,· l I . . -.. I'm unsure of rhc knowledge they have of pluscabk And yet why do they occur unnoJtccd by !he average the Star VIars mlogy has such a hold on me. room rogether. jesus Christ. This is a spint in wh1ch Martin thmgs which are true communicators of very message of what Martin tried 10 heal · Tupacwanted heal mg. but tt'sthe privi­ the re·ponstbiliry, lime and thought that AmerJCan1 A cerratn amount wtll have 10 be chalked up to intellec­ Could it be john Williams' wonderful musical score? Some things never change. This year for Chris! mas, and Malcolm were both familiar. Weare not whoweare. Tupachadtattooedon his back leged factor that prevent 1he healing pro· people involved 111 1he SU u>e provid1ng a tual unconsciousness and an ethical flatline,assuredly. But there Well, Ili ke the song "Gansta's Paradise" but not the movie my brother and I received some of the new Star Wa hPre to place a judgment on either of their Exodus 18:1, which say's "Now I know that Dangerous Minds. Must not be the music. action figures. Now, of course, they don'rcz>me out of the lives for both have done th eir share of wrong. the Lord is greater than all gods," and tat­ cess. Tupac is not the one in the way of serviCe to the student body. may ex1s1 many m re roo busy balancing a job ortwo in orderto find The writer referred to the Student Umon Hmmm ... Maybe it 's Harrison Ford. No.I was a child box. We intend on making a lot of money in 20 years. One thing we must all remember is that tooed on his chest, Thug-life. Both exhibit­ making this world a better place. it's those enough money for taxes, rent, food, [ami\ y expenses, plus scrabbling as a "tiny group that meets in a smoky when 11 ftrst came out and I acJually liked Mark Hamill My Star Wars experience has truly been a family none of us are perfect and we have a ten­ ing the strives against two worlds. who are privileged and fail to do the job room behind closed doors." I hope readers fort11neenough between shtftsforeating,sleeping,and bare mini­ more-until!. hit puberty, that is event, and l have great memories because of these films, dency to fall short of recognizing our own Tupac was given to a world of whtch he that God allowed them to do. Martm was weren'tscared bythisstatement, because it mum quality communtcation with their designated family unit. Maybe it's just the power of the force. That's why I'll be spending Feb. 21 and March 7 in the faul ts. How does this apply to Tupac and had no control He was born in the ghetto to educated, but he didn't sit back and say is anything from the truth. SU meetings Likewise, there arc more than a few Carroll students who can't see Senously. my reason for loving the trilogy may be theater. King~ a drug-addicted mother, and one day shy of how could we put someone like Tupac in are m the Jardine Room, a very large room past a six-pack. But there are many more trying to juggle six classes, a more simple than I realize. lt was the primary way my May the Force be with you ... always. Well weall knowTupacoutwardlydidn't being born in a cell. These are the realities the same category as me. pan ttme job, several staggenng student loans, an escalating tuition, live the life of an angel. He knew what he that you nor I in our privileged world will Martin was humble and did his job by where smoking isn't even permitted A\so , anyone is welcome to come to this meeting, }:lb resumes or grad sc hool apphcations, famlly at home and relation­ was, what he did, and what he stood for. never understand. Now King, who came seeking to help people who are privileged like himself ro understand people like where over I DO elected students attend; bur ships at school, fueled only by really bad food and not nearly enough However, if you listen to the message of from a very differem environment than The Student Handbook: a code for living Tupac you will hear a soul torn between two Tupac, saw through the love we lack, that Tupac as well as help those hke Tupac. jus.t as. important are the non-elected stu­ Jeep I have often been accused of having a curious mind. I I was also happy to learn that "There arc no limita­ worlds in which he strives to be better than his job was to recognize the message of those Tupac told you why he did what he did, dents who attend the meetings because Does this in any way suggest politics, student or otherwise, as an ask a lm of questions to a lot of people about a lot of tions concerning the time when telephone ca lis may be the environment around him. Those social who cried out like Tupac. You fail to realize Martin told you why Tupac did what he they care about their Student government OCCllpauon unworthy of a student's umd No. Does. it excuse students thmgs. But. I like to know what's going on. After all I am received and made from room telephones"(page 27). As King gave a very love heartfelt message that did andwhyMartindid what he did Same and the university as a whole. These non­ from poltucal involvement? No. Does it completelydismtss the an aspiringjournalist. So in my never ending quest fo r if I couldn't make that decision myself- but thanks for sought to respond to the critics of Tupac. message. different ways.. elected students make so many activities presence of student apathy? No. But it may suggest that there are knowledge,! found myself sining down one night and the permission. The Carroll News There is an oratory going on between the King says, "Weare caught in an inescap­ possible because they head many of the many students involved in activities other than those politically­ reading my john Carroll University student handbook­ I also thought it was nice that on page 34 the two. One in which you can't understand able network of mutuality, tied in a single committees which plan everything that oriented, and that the outcry over apathy in student government, cover to cover. Not your most daunting of tasks but "university acknowledges that the students may enjoy Gina M. Girardot unless you truly understand the cause. garment of destiny. Whatever affects one occurs atJCU. nonetheless a challenge. snacks and beverages needing refrigeration." I guess we Edilor·ln-Ollel Tupac rapped reality, King rapped the heal­ direct! y, affects all indirectly. Never again WAmSo peoplejusts.how up fora meet­ wnh as much coverage as government receives, may be mistaken for Christina E. H1nes ma all should be grateful for the ing once a week? Actually it isn't that easy, campus wide all encompassing student apathy. The purpose of After about an hour of Managr1g EditO< ing to his reality. Tupac sought for change can wee afford to live wuh the narrow, careful perusmg, I made some privilege of a refrigerator­ in a world that he suove to fight against. A provincial, 'outside agitator' idea. Anyone there are many other responsibilities that umverslty life it elf might not be properly focused. Maybe the Sherry Robert T. Noll st.. en Colaianni~ especially after we pay $5,662 per Brian Murphy who lives in the United States can never be come with being a part of the Student umvcr-;it y IS not so much a reflew on of a future society, but a trial interesting discoveries. But I Advisor world of crime and the world of Christ. was also left with questions. Lucchetti year to live in our cozy liuledorm Alan Stephenson, Ph.D. Sports considered an outsider anywhere in this Union. Senators are not on\ y part or the soctcty, where each individual discovers thetrown personal balance, J't'()tograJ)'ly Advisor Christine Dreoch Which way do I turn if that which is always Features rooms. Jaoon Tokar Union but also represent their class as of­ For those of us who live in Editor before my face rakes place of what people country." thetrownfocus It isonlythtscompletcand balanced individual As for the quad, page 23 states, Opinion ficers, planning activities. a dorm (I know that the Tom O'M onowltz Nicole Sloboda hke new Martin's should ~edoing . Instead Martin's message was about liberating that h01s the abtlity to c nnect with others and together con truer a pre! erred term 1s 'restdence "Students are welcome ro sun News Class1fied of building up, you';re tearing down those people like Tupac,and Tupac'smess.age was bathe, or pia y one-on-one Frisbee Kristen Sclwtldler JeH Knelle more perf cct socu:r y hall" but lei's call a spade a Joe Wholley Gra!11iCS who are not like you or me! Privileged! Look about liberating people like himself. Wake Chris Kerr spade,) we know thai certain on the quad Organized games of hi. News & llJS.-.ess Matt Simone at King's message! When you do the tearing up we have a job to do. Until then, none of Class of 2000 Commentary Sherry Lucchetti J't'()tograrny types of electrical appliances football , baseball, etc., are to be Marla Trlvlsonno Liz Whiteman instead of build mg. you are the one to pro­ us. have the right ro speak, especially in are not permitted 1n our played on the athletic field ... 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