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Non-Profit Org. PAID Seattle, WA. PermitNo.2783 the September 29, Spectator 1988 I i. ■ 1 T 0 L n I I L L UNIVERv '■ 1 '2 .S ■ Monastery history: church or kidtrap? andchildren detailing a shock- By STEVE CLARKE workers ing array of illegal activity ranging Editor from routinely serving alcohol to mi- nors up tofelony sales ofdrugs such as speed, MDA, LSD, cocaine and (Note: According toGeorgePierce, marijuana." PhD.,vicepresidentforplanning, Statements from police officers also Seattle University'snegativereaction to described the action outside the the Vortex,examinedinlast week's Monastery. Drug sales and illicitation Spectator,isbasedonthe history ofits of prostitution took place regularly as operator, GeorgeFreeman. The minors loitered around the establish- followingarticle looks at Freeman's 1900 Boren Aye., in city ment, located at Monastery,which the of Seattle Seattle,the statements said. closedin1985.) Freeman ran the Monastery as a Perhaps the best way to understand church andit wasrecognizedas suchfor in figuring out George the difficulty tax purposes. Prosecutors and others Freeman's history is to review the at civil case scoffed Freeman's use of the title of signed affidavits filed in the reverendbeforehisname. Theyclaimed whichclosedhischurch/club(depending he used religion as a front for getting view), Monastery. on your point of the out of taxes and legitimating his One affidavit is written by one operation. Corrine Mathes, a mother who holds a According tobothsides,Freeman told master's degree in social work. After Monasterycrowds the age of reason is visiting the Monastery she wrote, "I 13. He claimed then, as he does today, experiencedit as a lot of wholesome that teenagersareresponsible for deci- fun;" with "a family/community sionsabout drugandalcohol useas well atmosphere." as their sexualpreference(The Vortexis Another affidavit by a social worker, anover-18 club). this time a Thomas Dunne of the Freeman insists today his sermons Center, open Shelter Runaway claimed stressed that people should stay away drug use permeated the establishment from drugs. He said that while "there's and stated "it is well known that young hiddendruguse everywherein society," boys who are permitted to reside in the drug abuse was not openor allowed in Monastery must 'put out' for George or the Monastery. leave." Mike Miller,a Seattle police officer, Over 75 signed and notarized state- signed an affidavit stating that while ments, many from members of the workingundercover;,on the balcony of Monastery, claim charges of massive the Monastery, "1 observed more nar- drug dealing, prostitution and drinking cotics buys,use, and alcohol use thanI by minors there weregroundless. couldpossiblyremember." Manyaffidavits claimedotherwise. A Miller's statement recalled Freeman press release by King County telling the crowd "your bodies are Now the Bright and Morning Star Baptist Church and Day Care Center, Prosecutor Malengsummarizing Monastery. Norm yours" and saying, "Iknow youpeople this building used to house George Freeman's controversial the case for closing theMonasterycited are inthebalconies withneedles, snort- "affidavits of police, parents, social see 'Freeman' page eight "Last Temptation" stirs SU reaction By KENBENES sor of religious studies. "It's based on a jaid. "He could nothave fornication or could relate to." ManagingEditor book written by some crazy Greek who adultery. This is just another money- "Ididn't like thefilm atall as far asa was mad at the Catholic Church. He's making gimmick by a Hollywood portrayal of Jesus Christ. But Idon't sexinto everythingand causeahuge uproar with The controversial motion picture simply adrop-out Catholic whodoesn't director. Throw think itshould know a thing about Catholicism." hope it sells. You can't capture the protesterscarryingsigns thatread 'Jesus Temptationof Christ,"which 1 "The Last gospels cheap sex slept opened this summer to an uproar ofde- Sauvainobjected to the film's lack of mystery of the in a never around." at this." Bam, profes- and picket lines, has brought historicalbackgroundinits portrayal of film. I'm very angry Karen an SU assistant bates controversysurround- plans have the about many differing reactions from Christ. Becauseof the sor of theology, to University's theological "The film has nothing to do with ing the film,including a letter from the Gospel of Jesus Christ course she Seattle stating priests community. scripture or historicalevidence," he said. Seattle archdiocese teaches attend the film this weekend. until died discussionafterward. When asked to comment on the "Most reviews said the film made shouldavoid thefilm protests There willbea film, based on Christ to bea wimp. But that's the last out, many of SU's Jesuits asked to re- "The film does seem interesting to Martin Scorsese whichis me," this is Nikos Kazantzakis's novel of thesame thinghe washistorically." main anonymous when discussing the she said. "I don't think something to uproar about. title, most of SU's religious studies in- Sauvain said he also objected to the movie be in an Christ, movie," a simply one person's work- structors had mixed feelings about the controversial scene in which "I liked the said one. "I'm The film is film's impact. whilebeingcrucified,fantasizes marry- little embarrassed thatIdo,but Ifeel it ing out of his own image of Jesus. "I haven't seen the film because I ing and having sex with Mary was a fine piece of art. Ithink the He's not telling us we should believe think it's totally stupid," said Louis Magdalen. Christ that was portrayed wasone that a this orbelieve that." Sauvain, S.J., an SU associate profes- "Christ was a sinless person," he lot of people, especially young people, see 'Controversy' page nine 2 (478-800) Volume LIX No. N EW S SU instructor recalls Gary Little's past Bryant said she thinks Coughlin's ByLISALARA "I was,actively persuing this,off and on,for a long time," she said. story about Little shouldhave been re- StaffReporter yearsago. Prior to teaching at SU, Bryant re- vealed three for for the TheSeattle Timesrananarticle when The late Superior Court Judge Gary ported 15 years P-Iandover Juvenile five yearsfor KIRO-TV. Little was suspended from M. Little was "enormously gifted but inappropriate ju- Bryant saidin thepastdecade several Court for contact with tragically flawed," said Hilda Bryant, veniles in detention outside of court. assistant professorofjournalism atSU. reporters haddamagingsexualinforma- tion onLittle and felt obligated no- "But the Times tippy-toed around the Little commited suicide the night of to facts so thatit was totally unintelligible Aug.18 after learning the SeattlePost- tify the public, but they couldn't get employers' to anyone who didn't know the inside Intelligencer planned to run a story the their stories past their facts," Bryant. lawyers. said nextmorning detailing charges he had surprised "Dan Coughlin, the Courthouse re- Bryant saidLittle's suicide sex with male students of Lakeside proud arrogant porter for thePost- Intellengencer,has her becausehe wasa and School while he taught there in the attorney. had theentire storyforyears. But when man. "He was a brilliant It early 19705. would have been simple for him to printed since his death re- his editors took it to their attorney's Articles it," leave the state and start another prac- ported Little was disciplined twice for theystopped saidBryant. admitted inhiseditorial tice," shesaid. out-of-court contacts withyoungmales McGaffin he "Reportersdid alotofsoulsearching. when he served as a juvenile court ignored evidence Little was attracted to young Wehada lotof admiration for him. He judge. males. He went on to wonder brilliant, earlier disclosure could have was a man of taste. So you A Sept.2 Seattle Times editorial by whether think twice about destroying a man's local reporter Don McGaffin asked if saved some boys from beingabusedand career when he's also accomplishing a Bryant,amongother prominent Seattle Hilda Bryant, SI! journalism degraded. lotof good,"saidBryant. changedregarding what media figures, was listening to the instructor Attitudes have She said she talked withan attorney many signals thatLittlesexually abused isappropriate for reporting,saidBryant. who once ran against Little for judge underagedmales. She saidif she had obtained a signed Years ago,when Little graduated from and knew about his involvement with Bryant said she knew about Little's affidavit from two of Little's victims the University of Washington, rumors youngboys. "Hesaid he didn'tbringit problem for years. "I've hada fact file she would have turnedin the story. ofhis sexualbehavior were around,she people the up during thecampaign because onLittle foralong timebut Ididn't feel Relatives of young men cited in said,butit wasn't consideredproper to would have accused him of smearing to Little's peo- Ihadevidence that would hold up in P-I article spoke her about reveal personal information about Little,"saidBryant court ifIweresued," she said. abuse,Bryantrecalled. plerunningfor office. . SU 100 offers intro to campus support groups
BySTEVECLARKE He added he feels it is important new "In my mind, themore we do to help Editor Leary is a member of the new program's steeringcommittee andserves students get toknow people on campus students become part of this as a mentor in one of the classes. The as soonas possible. community, the fewer students will elsewhere," Leary. Freshmen this year are required to program's director is David Leigh,S.J., "Statistics show thedegree to which a choose togo said Sullivan,S.J., take a new course introducing them to whoalsodirects SU's honorsprogram. student has bonded to the university is He added that William college life in general and Seattle Leary directly correlated to the degree with president of Seattle University, signed said classes are divided into on in the program and has Universityspecifically. to which they have succeeded here,"Leary as a mentor groupsof 10 14 members which are attendedall training meetings. assignedthree mentors. said. the and The non-credit class,called SU 100, Lcary said the program will include will "help in the transition from the He emphasizedthe role mentorsplay The groups will meet five times field trips to various places,including high school environment to the college in the course. A faculty member, an during the quarter for two hours a the Central District,in Seattle. environment" as well as direct new administrative person and a student session. The sessions willconcentrate "We want students to realize that we students to various support groups on leaderwilllead the sessions. on pointing out support groups and see thecity asan asset," Lcary said. He campus, according to TimLeary,SU's "It's an opportunity to begin that discussing students' growthbefore and pointed to opportunities for learningin assistant to the vice president for bonding processbetween theinstitution during their college experience,Leary an inner city and said, "We're not studentlife. and the student coming in,"Leary said. said. isolatedhere." The course is not designed just for SU 100 will appear as a pass/fail of highschool, item on transcripts,Learysaid. He said cj.express students right out Leary ""first restaurant" stressed. Older freshmen haveproblems participation will dictate which mark Cantonese & Szechewan Cuisine getting back into school, he said. He the studentsreceive. to go unlil ILUNCH EXPRESS orders I designed to find Headded that freshmen whoare inthe $2.95 10Pm added the sessionsare ONLY i JL* and address the concerns and problems honors andMatteo Ricciprograms will '^ 682"2888 includes: main dish, ff H£l facingeachparticular-group. be exemptfrom the course. soup, salad, fried rice, ■■■P 713 Pine Street |I tea & fortune cookie part >... Mon.-Sat. ll:.m-9pm I Leary confirmed of the course's j^€ aim is to improve SU's retention rate. Keeping freshmen in school is a 20% OFF ON ALL DINNERS $10.00 mm. purchase expires 11/15/88 j nationwide problem, he said, and SU struggles withitas well. YOU NOW HAVE A CHOICE
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Paee three/September 29, 1988/The Spectator EDITORIALS Ugly Americans: Play it again, Sam
on is that the U.S. would run draftedby U.S.officials." BySTEVECLARKE messy debate over ethicsruns Newspapersacross time know- stories, a propaganda Items such as this appear from Editor the rest of the world is smiling the producing infor- ingly, chuckling as America tries to both in the foreigncountry andat to time but get lost in a maze of score jungle of ad- keep seeingitself as a force of moral home. mation pumped out by a ministration sources. It is easy to see again nation finds itself goodin the world. We buttinto other The CIAinsisted with solid logic that Once our affairs, monkey- why mostpeople throw up their hands mirror only to find an country's throw a few there was no way to warn theAmerican looking into a then claim alert- in confusion and turn to more pleasant Ugly American staring back. The wrenches in the works and media about false stories without guidance press process. things. steam this time when Speaker our isneeded. ing the foreign inthe cleared who are fooled by with But problemsaround the world dont Jim Wright, D-Tex.,said the House in- The only people The CIA phasedoutits contacts to Americans. abuses, go away while we watch sit-coms. telligence committee has "received clear this technique appear be media when pressure roseover U.S. foreign policy series, oneagency Manyof theseproblemshave teeth. testimony from CIA people that they In the world of according to the but elsereallyneeds to be Crewdson, "The pendulum So long as we fail to demand ac- havedeliberatelydone things toprovoke planners, noone man told for fooled. swing." countability from our government anoverreaction on the partof the gov- will countries, we will A three-partNew York Times series Itseems tohaveswung. its actions in other ernmentof Nicaragua." in laughedat for our ignorance and ig- administration has been beginning Christmas Day 1977 ex- While mediaoutlets don't appear to be TheReagan foreign media when nored when we attempt to take howling since peacethreatened tobreak amined CIA useof be utilized in the episodes disclosed by meddlingin other country'saffairs. Wright, CIA meddling again is obvi- constructivepositions. out in the region that the Sandinista at various times owned geared impact on American people should not sit governmentisinherentlyrepressive and "The CIAhas ously for its eventual The more than 50newspapers, public U.S. political still for actions such as those disclosed to keepits word about or subsidized the American and cannotbe trusted services.,radio stations,periodicals by Speaker Wright. Frustration grows easing wartime restrictions on religion news debate. and other communications entities, Unfortunately, the American elec- in countries where the U.S.runs around and themedia. Itnow appearsour gov- mostly doingas itpleases. people Nicaragua to sometimes in this country but torate never seems to catch on to the ernment hired in 30 The It is very easy to understand such trouble, presumably in an at- overseas," the series stated. Between shams perpetuated in its name. stir up American journalists were also are independent frustration,but it is not easy to deal tempt proveour point and 100 myth that the contras to directly hired by the CIA while acting fighters has survived despite with the results. Needless to say, we don't help draw freedom they createdby the Vietnam provides the classic example attention to thedespotic nature ofgov- as reporters, and former CIA Director clear evidence were waged PBS' Bill of what can happen when people are ernments palatable toour political William Colby told John M.Crewdson, U.S. and have what more secretary toLBJ) pushed for too long. President tastes, asChile,for instance. who wrote the series, these reporters Moyers (former press around such Reagan made itclear he thought we to Wright's dis- were told what to write "all the time." called "awar onpeasants." has In a typical reaction 30, 1987 issue shouldhave wonthe war there. closure, administration is Oneresult of CIA-planted stories in An item in the Nov. the Reagan quotedsources He has missed the point. Let's not messenger instead of an- foreignpapers was the "domestic fall- of Newsweek magazine attacking the response to miss the boat. No moremisbehavior in swering charge. out" whichoccurred when anAmerican as saying, "even the contra the Sandinista cease-fire plan is being CentralAmerica. . What must be kept in mind as the wire servicepickedup fabricated items. the The Spectator Editorial Department: Editor in Chief: Steve Clarke Letters to the editor Managing Editor: Ken Benes Copy Editors: To the Editor: posted it yet." Well post it! Show me To the Editor: Kelly Van Doren how, I understand some I'llpostit! can When I Jennifer Volante delay if a person hadn't gotten their It's amatter ofprivacy. walk restroom,Iexpect Features EditorMischa Lanyon paperwork in until the last minute, but into the WOMEN'S Alquist Iwent to thecontroller/loans window a certain amount of privacy. What I A& EEditor: Monica school, completed received last Wednesday, the first day of Ihad mine andhad don't expect is a couple of men. But SportsEditor: Danny Madden to collect my financial aid. (The the return award noticebefore summer that's what Ifound on Monday when I Photo Editor: Kelly Shannon financial aid office had informed me break began,as I'm sureothers did. entered the second floor women's Business Department: ago awarded months that Ihad been What's the hold-up? My checks may restroom in the Administration BusinessManager:Josh Gotkin enoughaid tocover my tuition andhave wellbesittinginsomeone's desk drawer Building. Advertising Manager: over to buybooks, parking, enoughleft while Itell my kids we get no meat Itruly felt invaded. Iknow the room Seri McClendon gas miscellaneous expensesfor the and tonight. (The woman at the loan needspainting, Icannot Manager: Iwas told that financial but understand Sales school year.) window told me most of the checks whyit needs to be done when women Jennifer Volante aid says they will not have the aid were there butcouldnot bedispersed.) asked, areusing the bathroom. posteduntil as lateasOct.25. I Ican't think of any reason, except My curiosity Ican't led me down to the Circulation: Danny Madden rather naively,"Does that mean perhaps a natural disaster, why a office of the vicepresidentfor academic money?" They tocheck getmy toldme person's aid can't be posted and/or affairs, where Iasked why there were in Ileft the Speculations features back about three weeks. dispersedifit'savailable. menin the women's restroom upstairs. staff depressed a little guest window a little and Iknow this outpouring of frustration The reply Igot was to use another editorials and commen- panicked. gradually gave way to unsigned This and anger inpublic won't doany good, restroom. But that's not the point. taries from readers. All outrightrage. but Ifeel betterknowing that Iatleast The point is that Ihave a right to editorials express the majority now,not Ineed that money. Ineedit brought this to someone's eyes. I'm privacy in the restroom. Ishould not opinion of the Spectator editorial As a at the endof October. I'm poor. sureI'm not alone on the SU campus, have togive upmy privacy because this board; its members are Steve single, working mother of a teenage but that is little solice while waiting university enough Clarke, on doesn't think of its Ken Benes and Mischa daughter Iam totally dependent untilour aid is "posted." female students to provide women Lanyon. Signed editorials and financial aid for my ability to attend painters. commentaries are the school. Iuse that money for what it is Orbecause theadministration couldn't tuition, books, etc. responsibility of the author and intended for: Rosalie A.Hanscn,student temporarily close the restroom and I not may not express Spectator Without my financial aid could allow women to use the staffs restroom attend college at all. Iwould be (also floor). opinion. Opinions expressed in To Alumni and students of SU: located on the second Or working at a low-paying job with no perhaps they could have painted after Speculations are not necessarily future or,Godforbid, welfare. Without hoursso noone wasinconvenienced. those of Seattle University or its Iwant to youpersonally furtheringmy education,how can Ihelp thank for the no, they student body. gracious attention you have given to But didn't think of the putmy daughter through coillege when women's privacy. And the message I sheisready? our aims and goals. From the faculty security department, get is that my worth as a woman is less All letters to the editor must be But Idigress. When Ileft the loan to the we have course, received themostobligingconditions. than that ofa man's. Of Iknow 250 words or less, typed window em[pty-handed, Ihad to find a true. my privacy If the restof society were so inclined, this isNOT Iknow is double-spaced, signed andmailed way to buy my books. Icouldn't go just as important, but the without them for 30 days. After Iwouldn't have to thank you... or delivered to the Spectator by But as long as life is a learning Administration didn't think aboutit. Friday. All letters must scrutinizingmy budgetand takingstock Yes,Icould have used the noon experienceand we relish in the search restroom a telephone number and of my cashon hand,Iopted not topay elsewhere,andin fact did just that. But include I for solutions,Ifeel confident that we Letters will my$97 electric bill so could buy my Ithink in the future there needs to be address. be books. Mydaughter and Iare cutting haveafuture worthliving for. published on a space available Every one of us is justa pieceof a more emphasis from the Administration back on food soIcanbuy gas to get to privacy How basis andmay be editedasneeded. puzzle we cannot take for granted. on the of the students. school. often have youseen femalepainters in Iasked my boss for more hours, We'reall in this boat together. Aslong themen'srestroom? Voter Registration as we payattention,wecan't go wrong. which cuts into my already-limited Probably the same as me - never! study time. The electric company won't Maybe I'll go paint the second floor Seattle University students can wait forever. register to vote in the Chieftain from Arthur Lusis men's restroom without consideringthe What I'm angry aboutis that Iwasn't privacy of themales enteringthatroom. noon to 1p.m. this Friday and all next given a reason for being put through Co-Director of the Young week. thishardship. The ambiguousanswer I Adult Chapter The registration driveis sponsoredby EvergreenStroke Association got at the window was "...they haven't JulieShcriden.student WashPIRG and SUs Peace & Justice Center.
/September 29, Spectator 4 1988/The DP ED Compete in the SU Decathalon Event Eight: Power Lifting. go to Seoul. You don't even have to front of Bellarmine Hall. Do the same ByKENBENES in Pay Try to pick up the entire set of books Managing Editor train. Just do them. Andbring home thing you did Event Three. close attention to those hairpin turns. that theaverage SUengineeringstudent theGold. There's aGold for First Event: The 3000-10,000- If you smile or even chuckle, it's an- uses for one quarter. The summer Olympics are here! you you doit. -meter run. Park your car at a typical other Gold. if can You'vebeen waitingfour long years for Event Nine: 100-meter campus parking spot. As usual, you'll Event Five: The Pentathlon. events. Competition at Madison this. All those running late. Try to run This is the most grueling event. Your sprint. Stand in the Cheering for your country. probably be Building. big whiff. Holdit in its finest. to visit theRegistrar's Office, the Take a from your car to your class without jobis you Winning the Gold. The National hard, Financial Aid Office, the Controller's your lungs. Then run as fast as to The beinglate. Iknow it's but this is Anthem. Losing the Soviets. it on time, Office, the StudentLoan Office and the can to Buhr Hall. Exhale and take an- brightly. theOlympics. If youmake to torchburns SU Bookstore. Try to do it allin one otherbig whiff. Ifyou're able realize you you win the Gold. There sit. Same old television. Synchronized hour. Ask alot ofquestions. Find out that both building have the same old beer. Seoul, Korea brought Event Two: stench, Same Swimming. It's a typical grey, as much as you can about tuition and Gold. to you by NBC. All those The Marathon. windy day. You're walking from one student costs. Findout what determines Event Ten: commercials. Where's the boxing and event. Walk over to the big to The campus sprinkler a used book. If none of it makes any The last basketball? All you see is Bryant class another. thatused tobe theMarion systemsare on. Mist iseverywhere. If sense, you win the Gold. If it does pieceoflawn Gumbel. Start joggingaround it. See can stay dry, you win the Gold. If make sense,pleasecallme. Building. you were there. Seoul in you many laps you can take before You wish you can't stay dry, you can moan and Event Six: The Eat and Run. how September. looks like a fun place, somebody you off the grass. You It with therest ofus. A fun event. Take one of your kicks except thefood. Andyouknow that groan Gold if yourun more than for The Slalom. professors out to lunch. Order away. receive the spent entire life Event Three: if you had your ramp them you left all of your twolaps. a Romanian at There's anew wheelchair in front Then inform Olympics training,you could beat Union Building. Stand money in Montana. If you stick them So there youhave it. The any sport. of the Student campus. it for almost Imagine somebody actu- with thebill,you winaGold. right on your own Do But reality sets in. Here you are, in front ofit. itfor your family. Do it ally wheeling up or down it. If you Event Seven: Advanced Eat theglory. Do stuck atSeattle University. Youknow country. Do it before some picture this without laughing, you and Run. Even more fun. Steal a for your you'llnever wina medal. The Olympic can't German beats you to it. wintheGold. Ifyou canpicture it,you ValiDine from some unsuspecting East dream isover. a large bill. Then Remember: no pain, no gain. Ten your benefit,I belongon theSUAdministration. freshman. Run up Or is it? For toLostand Found. If Gold Medals await. They could be 10 events you can Event Four: The Uiant turn thecardover have come up with ramp in youcan keepthe fooddown,it's aGold. yours. perform right here. You don't have to Slalom: Find the wheelchair "The Last Temptation of Ken" remainanonymous ByKENBENES Jesuits whochose to ManagingEditor There isalsoKarenBarta. Sheis nota Jesuit, but rather a former Sister. Re- Hi. My nameis Ken Benes. Iam the gardless of what she is,it would be hard managing editor of this paper. Each to finda human being who shows more week my jobrequires me to do a lot of care and honest interest in her fellow different things. This week was espe- human beings. ciallyhard. Since this isonly the second So Martin Scorsese made a film in editionof theSpectator,and thingsaren't which Jesus Christ hallucinates while all that organized yet, Ihad to do an being crucified. Did Icare? Of course abundanceof tasks. not. Iam toobusy. Boy,am Itired. Really tired. Andmy Partof thereason isbecause this week chest hurts. Imean it really hurts. I Ireview the motion picture "Dear mightbehaving aheart attack. America, Letters Home from Vietnam." The crowd is going wild. Iam the Idon't think Ihave ever seen a more secondbaseman for the Atlanta Braves. powerful film. If a genie granted me a The World Series is tied at three games wish, Imight use it to make everyone to three with theBoston Red Sox. Iam see this movie. Idon't think we should up to bat. Score tied, bottom of the ever forget what happenedin Southeast ninth. Asia. There's the pitch. It's a hanging TheVietnam Waris adifficult subject. curveball. Isee the rotation well. I'm The whole conflict makes little sense to gonna nail this sucker. A feeling of me. Andbeing 21 yearsold,it hurts me heroism comes overme. to think of how manykids my age were Iswing my 34ounce bat,makingper- killedor wounded over there. Ihave seen fect contact. The ball sails through the the movie "Platoon" 24 times. Itnever air. fails to move mein one way or another. Ilook at Roger Clemens, the ace of IwishIcould learn more about this war seen illegally parked near SU's says In the past, many cars have been theRed Sox staff. Hisexpression it inmy SUhistory classes. campus. This auto failed to receive a ticket. Unfortunately, Steve I to all. My chest hurts. am about doze Clarke's car was towed. Istand in the batters box, not even off. Ihave stopped thinking about all bothering torun to first.I,too,know the the different articles Ihave written this outcome. Iwatch the ball sail over the week. Ihave stopped thinking about all towing deflates centerfield fence. TheAtlantaBravesare theorganization and layoutit took to get Car's Worlds Champions. Iam the reason. thispaper out. My teammates mob me as Icross The crowd is going wild. Iam the Editor's balloon homeplate. Iam a national hero. My second baseman for the AtlantaBraves. picture willbeon abox of Wheaties. The World Series is tied three games to Clarkecalled his wife,Stella. As all ByKENBENES messedup, Iwake up. Iwasn'thaving a heart at- three. Iam up to bat. Score tied, bot- Managing husbands do when theyhave Editor "Hi, tack after all. Just indigestionandheart- tom of the ninth. he began the coversation with burn from all thepizza. It was all a hal- There's the pitch. It's a hanging Sweety." Steve Clarke, editor of the Seattle min- lucination. Too bad Icouldn't make a curveball. Isee the rotation well. I'm has had a tough Stella arrived at the Spectator University Spectator, They the towedauto. movie about all of this. It could be gonna nail this sucker. A feeling of week. utes later. retrieved Thedamage was $56.08. called "TheLastTemptation ofKen." heroismcomes overme. The paper, breaking all previous Which reminds meabout this week. I Iswingmy 34 ouncebat. Never a man at a loss for words, traditions,decided to print 16pages this financial deficit interviewed alot ofJesuits regardingthe Ilook at Roger Clemens, the ace of Thisis the earliest the Spectator Clarke took the expressionsays it week. gracefully. motion picture, "The Last Temptation of the RedSox staff. His has givenitsreaders so much so soon in to "It's like having a flying carpet Christ." Believe me, Italked more all. Ihave struck out. the year.It was a roughgo. Jesuits in one day than the average Iwake up. Again, no heart attack. It pulled out from under you," he said. Wednesday at 8 p.m., little did supply Seattle University student talks to in a was only a dream. Just like in the only "It's like have my oxygen cut Clarke realize that things would off." year. Ilearned alot,and Ialso found out Scorsese flick. rougher. become In the future, Clarke hopes to avoid that these priests that walk around our Whata week. "Oh my God, Ithink I've been the towaways by purchasinganSUparking campus aresomething else,regardlessof My name is Ken Benes. lam towed," Clarke exclaimed with high whether you agree withthem or not. managing editor of this newspaper. My towardshis parking sticker. different anxiety. Ashe ran "I don'tknow, Ken," he said, "you There's the warmth ofRogerGillis and jobrequires me to do a lot of space, feelingofdoom cameoverhim. week? A a make upaquoteand Tilapprove it." the passion of Louis Sauvain. There's things. So what didIdo this Sure enough,his car was gone. also the desire and yearning from those lot of different things. /September 29, Spectator 5 1988/The II P Ml History will teach us nothing ByKENBENES Ican helpstopit from repeating." have the common sense to lie about it. Lots of swords and spears and all that Managing Editor So whatdid Ilearn? Had wooden teeth. Ibet that washard stuff. It'sall so easy. Washington had Greeks. Lotsof Greeks. The battle onMartha. wooden teeth. Who isgoing to argue? And that's about it. Seattle But history does little to ease the the his album, ofMarathon. "TheIlliad." Andlots of In liner notes of to do pain son in Sun," the pop swordsandspears andall that junk. University History. What it has of a mother who lost a "...Nothing Like the the past and subject Mesopotamia. And the Romans. with learning about Vietnam. There are approximately musician Sting desribes the of occurred, have idea. a bunch Bathhouses. Brick roads. Aquaducts. mistakes that I no 58,000 mothers in this country who history as the conflict between But Ido know that my grandfather "of robber baron scumbags" who are Arches. More swordsandspears andall will tell youthis. junk. fought in the Phillipeans during World trying to "another bunch of that "We learn history so that we can overcome know, War 11. Iknow the Japanesebombed robber baron scumbags." These liner Julius Caesar. You his learn from the past. We learn history so very his position heavily at times. And I notes introduce one of the songs on the buddies didn'tlike him much. we don't make the same mistakes "History The Middle Ages. A very dark time, knowhe was scared. twice." album. The song is titled Ialso know that Ihave friends who Nothing." indeed.Lotsof conflict. Knightssitting But we domake the same mistakes, Teaches table. wonder if they fought in Vietnam. Iknow they had it Idon't really care for Sting's tune around a round I overandoverandover. of dull, played poker. The singing sword. I rough. Iknow they thoughta lot about An example comes from World War very much. The music is kind dying, these 19-year-old kids. And I the song is rather repetitious. But wonder ifitcouldplaySpringsteen. 11. The United States poured enough and know they were scared. Tarawa, small island in the the message of the song lingers in my Lots of castles. What acoldplace to bombs on a live. And of course, there were lots of Itprobably didn't matter to them that South Pacific, to ruin the city of mind. "Nothing Ihave taken my share of history swordsand spearsandall thatjunk. a bunch of Greeks fought at Marathon. Seattle. could be left on that island," thought. Yet at University. I'mnot so France. Napolean. The man wore All the talk about swords and spearsand commanders classes Seattle landed, sure that Stingis wrong. Icontinually funny clothes. Neverreally knew where all that junk didn't amount to much. when our Marines they got shot ask myself: "What do my SU history to put his free hand. Waterloo. Not to RPG rockets, tripwires and claymores to hell. Military minds said the same classes teachme?" The answer: "Idon't be confused with Waterwaves, located were theimportant things. mistake would never happenagain. know." somewherenearTacoma. This week Iwatched a moviecalled But it did, from 1963-1973. They say that history is important The Declaration of Independence. "Dear America, Letters Home from Everyday the U.S. duped bombs and because it helps you see where we've John Hancock. I'dbethe'dhave trouble Vietnam." Ilearneda lot. More thanI shells and napalm on the jungle. But been so we know where we're going. signing acheck. Ben Franklin,inventor ever expectto learn inanyhistory class. bombs and shells and napalm don't "History repeats itself," they say, "learn of that thing we used to use before we Iam now a college senior. This necessarily knock out a well prepared from the past so you don't make the had microwaves. Could you ever quarter, Iam taking an upper level enemy. same mistake twice." imagine Ben's mom? history course. But it's nothing new to These days,a lot of people tend to So off to SU Iwent. "Where's your son tonight?" me. It's the same stuff I've been think that Nicaragua will be the next "I'll take lots of history," Isaid. "Oh, he's off somewhere flying a learningsince thesixthgrade. Vietnam. Who knows. By that time, "Throughit I'lllearn alotabout myself. kite with a key on the end in an I'm not blaminganyone. Historians I'llhave my degreeandI'llbe out doing I'll learn about the past. I'll find out electrical storm." do what theyhave todo. ButIdo know who knows what. Sure Itook a lot of what all the mistakes were. I'll learn The Revolution. George howIfeel. history while getting my degree at SU. how my generation can make a Washington. Threw a buck across a The Greeks, the Romans, the But Ireally do think that Sting might difference. I'lllearn allabout history so river. Chopped down a treeand didn't Knights, the French and the British. be right Resist those who seek to quantify you By STEVECLARKE new oldies station (if that makes any So long as you resolve to restrict ina hardware store.) Willardowes me Editor sense) inKJET's place. your lying to these people Ithink this one. mean, Iwasn't just offended that local radio can be healthy. Forget guilt. I One pollster played a dirty trick on suddenly had lost half its spectrum of do you think the people who call you must in me and asked if I'd volunteer to help It be Fall. We're back school variety. What really bothered me was right around dinner time toask who you her and politicians are debating, but Republican candidates after Itold that I'm sure the switch resulted from will vote for or what you like to buy I to party. somethingis missing. how committed was the figures showing that people like me are doing it because they respect your After regaining my composure Itold her Maybeit's the fact mostof theleaves your input (over 30) arefar more likely to listen to intelligence and really want Isentinmy checkand informedherreal are still green and full, hiding the hits from when we were kids than the andsuggestions? branches beneath them. Or maybe it's Republicans don't dirty their hands stuff youngpeople put out today. just want to know typeof all thepeople still wearing shorts, their They what ringing doorbells. Ithink she bought Ican't even listen to my favorite old line you fall for. When they find out, tans fadingbut slowly. tunes without putting new musicians it. Mid-terms and the first frost will theysell this information. The resultis The point of all this is that if out of work. The market for their you get product undoubtably jerk us out of this false that the same old everyonelied to pollsters and their ilk, music is dying as the baby boomer (politicalor otherwise)but thepitch for summer, but for the time being I'm bulge of consumers Iwas born on the perhaps politicians and manufacturers enjoying the senseof limbo. itseems tosound more convincing. would put more attention into their tailendof draws broadcasters andrecord verydehumanizing my way feel, not so much like rebelling This is in products than theirpackaging. I companiesaway from the youth market. thinking. though against the cycles of life,but at least of So even Ido SoI'm anidealist. It's predictability that doesit. IfIand follow my tastes,Ilie about them. trying to get away from having so others in my age group would only Ithink it might work. The only predictable a response to them. To refuse tofollow our tastes,pollstersand A couple weeks agoIhad threecalls problem is that most Americans a.) are everything,in fact. market researchers would go crazy and in oneeveningasking for myresponses notorious for loving to get their two When I think of the various youmight actually seesome excitement and opinions. Ifollowed one rule as I bits worth in, and b.) only lie to demographicclassifications Ifallunder inour culture. obligedmy questioners in as courteous themselves. Too bad. friendly and where Ifit on a market researcher's Of course, it'seasy for me to say we and manner as Icould: never resigned present to being really I'm for the graphs Ican'thelp feelingresentful. should ignore our tastes, but who is reveal whatI think. whoappearas dots falling realize, one of a few But then, I our quantifiers foolish enoughto believepeople would My wife rolled her eyes way outside the curve on quantifiers' calculate a certain number of us will actually follow sucharidiculous course disapprovingly at first but then finally charts. ("Look,Bob," theyprobablyare feel resentful and they can give us as this? Iadmit I'm not about to sit turned down the television and giggled saying somewhere, "another hard-core numbers on that as well. aroundpretending to enjoy something I as Iclaimed to be a solid Republican Republican with fetish for Willard $40,000 a Where can you turn? can't stand either, but there is a earning a yearly income of Scott...") plus. When Istarted punching buttons on solution. Itlooks likeit's finally starting toget my carradio todayIgotarudereminder I've tried it and it's fun, but it won't Itold one questioner Idid all my outside. A few reddish-brown hardware shopping cold of where our culture is going. I really be effective unless millions of store at True Value leaves have fallen to the ground. to KJET, occasionally listen the most because Willard represents may to predictable put dial, people do it. What I'm talkingabout is Scott them I have be and alternative station on Seattle's AM (I coat. I want to lying to pollsters and market in their advertisements. can't even on a don't think about when I'mbored and the other stations remember, ofcourse,thelast time Iwas it. are just too bland,but todayIfound a researchers. Next Week The Spectator examines the proposed underground Biology Building. The Spectator will report on Father Sullivan's trip to Seoul, South Korea. Will there be a recycling plan for SU?
September 29, Spectator 6 1988/The NEWS Teacher travels to Tiajuana
ByMISCHALANYON a groupof women in their 40s making FeaturesEditor the trip as well as a group of new college graduates who came out to the West Coast fromVermont When Jerry Cobb, S.J., finished his Despite the long distances with 30 doctoral dissertation in English last pounds of gear strapped to his bike, June, he was ready for a vacation. He the group had arelatively safe journey. had justspent five years workingonit. Onefriendranoff theroadandrequired 8 "I wanted to get a complete mental stitches,buthe wasable tocontinue the break from reading," said Cobb, the trip. newest member of the English "Sincewe plannedit outaheadwith Department. So he hopped on his maps we hada lotofdifferent options," bicycle, a Trek 520, and with three said Cobb. "When we ran into a heat friends,set off on a trip down the West wave in northern California we were Coastthatlastedoverfour weeks. able to slow down our pace and detour Cobb beganplanning his trip several into theRedwoods where it wascooler." months in advance as "an incentive to And of course every cyclist has to get me through the tough final part of contend with flat tires, in fact Cobb mydissertation." becamean expertatchangingthem.But twoatonce? Beginning with the Seattle to was in California Iranover 24, which "When I Portland bike ride on June somebubble gum that had melted onto covered around 200 miles in twodays, the little rocks that Pacific thepavement. All Jerry Cobb, S.J., with his well-travelled companion, a Trek 520 bike. Cobb and his friends toured the rode over stuck to the gum and gave Route, which runs through I Coast Bike me two flat tires." and California on Highways school!" Don't worry, they werealright, biking in theSanJuan Islands where he Oregon isaparish prieston weekends. One and 101. They covered 60-100 If that was badluck for Cobb,he had just"dazedabit." camping out at state parks some goodluck along the way too. "It Cobb said he hopes tocontinue long- Cobb may have had a break from miles a day, that doesn't mean andoccasional Jesuithouses. onlyrainedon usonce!"he said. distancebikeriding. readingonhis trip but to along way. "Theparks system isexcellent on the Cobb saw some wild animals inhis "Ihavean ambition at somepoint he wasnoteducated the the United States if Ican "I learned about the beauty of West Coast," saidCobb. "It enabled me travels including raccoons, skunks and bike across unusualband of cyclists.It's elk.But he maintains thatnone were as find the time." He has also set his creation, the stamina of the human tomeet an person and the thrill of covering long fairly trip. Anybody in dangerousas "theCapitol Hillsquirrel." sights on biking across the state of a common now, distancesby bikerather thanbycar." basically good shape can doit." He met "I've hit two squirrels biking to Washington. For he spends time Parking alert prepares for elections The Diamond parking lot at the ASSU southwest comer of 12th Aye. and E. Cherry is nolonger a SeattleUniversity second election should also be room 203 of the Student Union student parkinglot,Brion Schumanof Council still invalidated. Building. Security Services saidyesterday. "We decided toholdanother run-off "I don't think many universities Schuman, SU's transportation seeks commuter this fallbecause it wasn't their fault we around have a specific seat for a coordinator,said vehiclesparking at the messed up," saidLevan. "We thoughtit freshman (on their councils)," said lot without paying will be subject to a student would be fair if we had it between the ASSUPresident JoeLevan. "They have fine. same twocandidates with theoption for anequal voice and that gives them alot A clerical error resulted in students a write-in." purchasedpermits ByMISCHALANYON ofpower." being told when they But Dalrymplehas since withdrawn they park the lot,he FeaturesEditor that could still in her candidacy, so the election will be A forum will be conducted on said. between Weibler and any write-in October 10 to ask the candidates "We apologize for the inconve- Anelection willonce againbeheld candidate. questionsand hear their views. The time nience,"Schuman said. for the position of commuter student "It's not a totally closed election. and place is still to be announced. The SUloaned some of its parking space representative on the Associated People can still run," said Levan. This primary election willbeOctober 11. to theFredHutchinson Cancer Research Students for Seattle University Council was done to give new students an Center while they underwent construc- year's following yet another election opportunity to run. "Last freshman class was tion, he explained. They rented the invalidation, according to ASSU ballots will available very active because their representative Diamond lot for SU students in return Absentee be of President JoeLevan.Itis scheduled for on October 10 in room 203 of the helpedshow that theycan have a lot for our spaces,Schuman continued,and October 11. StudentUnionBuilding. power," saidLevan. now that the building is complete ev- Last spring's primary election was "Itis a great way for a freshman to erythingisback to normal. of the candidates, invalidated after one Election set to getinvolved immediately andthat's why Sue Weibler, wrote a complaint to we created the seat two years ago," THEAMERICANHEART ASSU over how the campaigning and representativeDavePaul. ASSOCIATION freshman agreedat-large MEMORIAL PROGRAM. voting wasconducted. Weibler wonthe fill Interested students must be signed subsequent run-off election,edging out up in time for the candidates meeting at opponentDawn Dalrympleby 5 votes. spot 5:30 p.m., October 4, in room 208 of However, the results of the run-off Sign-ups for the position of the StudentUnion Building. wereprotestedby Dalrymple,on similar representative on the freshman ASSU encourages clubs, WEREFIGHTINGFOR grounds. After an appeal to the ASSU Associated Students for Seattle VOURUFE judicial it was decided that the organizationsand individuals to work in panel, University Council start today,outside 'the election booths. For more information call the representative AmericanHeartgt% AEROBICS 1988 council office,296-6050 or296-6028. Association MEN & WOMEN LEARNINGCENTERPRESENTS: fffii/iVt'nftjTj Connolly Center Fitness Room )lP^i:Pf'( 14th & East Cherry SPEED READING WORKSHOP SLKJIISB 296-6400 Wake up the high performance potential of your right brain: NEW INSTRUCTORS! NEW SOUND SYSTEM! recognize information (much faster than reading); Employ a NEW FACILITIES (wood floor) filter to grasp only information important to you, apply a whole-brain process to achieve top performance. MWF NOON-1:00 P.M. MWF 6:00 - 7:00 P.M. 10, 1988 Instructionprovided oy: By Rose Saperstein, author of Monday, October RF.AD YOUR WAY TO THE TOP TIME: 5-6:3opm a book which can improveany- PLACE: Call the Learning one's reading skills. Center, 296-5740. Bring this ad in for a free class Page seven/September 29, 1988/The Spectator Ml. Hf S ~TT Controversy surrounds Freeman contests County's case against the Monastery from 'kidtrap' page one Scrosese suit's dismissal,amove now before the allon his affidavit to tell Vortex customers to call Pierce film at SU in the ing andsmoking." appealscourt. One issue brought up once amicrophoneishooked up. from 'reaction' page one Freemandenied making the comment. Freeman attacked eachaffidavit alleg- Monastery closure was Freeman's dis- "Your school has made [the Vortex] He added, "It took five police officers ing his sexual attraction to underaged closure to club/church members of an issue to discuss it with all the stu- "I haven't seen the movie, but the next three will be incredibly dull. The six weeks to find five people selling males. He pointed to Dunne's state- home addresses and phone numbers of dents," Freeman said, referring to a book by Kazantzakis has been influen- language borders on Brooklyn street drugs"at the Monastery. ment that Freeman "has a universal people whoopposedhisoperation. Times article statingPierce said fresh- tial inmy life for allowing me to think talk, and the script could have been He also said none of his convictions reputation of being attracted to 13- to One flyer introduced as evidence men would be warned not to frequent about what the human experience of written by a college sophomore. was," for liquor violations, for which he 14-year-oldboys" and "itis wellknown pointed toa Seattle Timesreporter who the club. "I certainly have the right to Jesus actually said Stephen Everything seems to be centering on youngboys permitted to people coming Sunborg, S.J., professor served a year in King County Jail, in- that who are described the Monastery as "murky." discussit with the here." SU assistant pop psychology, with "Jesus always volvedminors. reside in the Monastery must 'put out' The reporter'shomephone number and FreemanclaimedPierce unfairlyused of religious studies. "That doesn'tmean asking, *Who amI,man?1 agree movie, Freeman emphasizedhe wrote three for Georgeorleave." address are given with the comment, the media against him. He said a thatI with the but at least But unlike Sauvain,Gillis felt some asked, it gets to letters to the SeattlePolice Department "On what evidence?"Freeman "Apparently a young man answers the Seattle P-I reporter informed him the you think. Iwouldlike to see portions of the film were historically requesting increased patrols calling the statements nothing but phone during the eveninghours so you idea for an article on the Vortex came accurate. for his es- John Topel, S.J., tablishment. Copies of his letters and rumor. might want to call after 11:00 p.m. from the editorialboard rather thanthe SU vice president "Ilike the landscape and the settings S.P.D. acknowledgement exist in the Another affidavit is signed by one Thereis no information on thecolor of city desk. for academic affairs,said thefilmraises that were used," he said. "They did a questions Stacy Prineas,who identifiedhimself as hercar." "He [Pierce] flagged a goodole boy he has been dealing with for good job of indicating the small com- years. He alsoblasted charges of prostitu- a young Monastery patron who occa- Another flyer urges Monasterymem- who we believe to be a trustee at SU 20 munity which was present at the time tion at the Monastery. Freeman said sionally rented the building from bers to contact the operation's oppo- who is also in the boardof directors at "If Christ was so unsure of himself, of Christ. There weren't thousands of parties. movie, the scene at teendance clubsresembles Freeman for nents "in a mature and responsible the Seattle P-I," Freeman said. He as he's portrayedin the it's hard peoplearound to hear Jesus speak or to a "meat market," where "people Prineas stated,"GeorgeFreeman was manner,"andgiveshomenumbers. added, "Themedia isnotgoing toprint to explain why12 disciples would ever watch Jesusbecrucified. There weren't are him, giving [sex] away." Prostitution quiteopenabouthis sexualpreferences, Freeman defended thepublicationsand the GeorgeFreeman sideof thestory." follow much less millions of thousands and thousands of peopleat doesn't even make sense in such an en- and would complain if he hadn't been his pleas over the house sound system Pierce declined to respond to people,"he said. "Butif Jesus did have the market and the temple. This film vironment,heinsisted. able to have sex with a young boy for asking members to contact Monastery Freeman'scharge. a sexual fantasy or a temptation to set- does a nice jobof avoiding the whole He also flatly denied allegations he someperiod of time." opponents. All home information was Freemanwas emphatic when pressed tle down,Ihave no problem with that." 'Hollywoodgoes toJeruselum1aspect." said Freeman looked Gillis,S.J., had sex with underaged males. "I not The statement taken from the phone book,he said,and about thepossibility someone might be ForRoger SU drama in- Theproblem with the film,according only denyit," he said, "that'sone of the for boys "fresh out of the home envi- the opponents admitted in court that hurt as a result of his prompting cus- structor, the movie brought about reac- to Gillis,is not the controversial sexual issues that I'm suing over in the Ninth ronment" and tried to "convince all "most of the calls they had were tomers toaid inhis defense. tion on both an art and a religious conduct of Christ, but that the entire young males that they either are, or responsible." "Somebodywas hurt. Iwashurt,"he aspect. film is really a parable using a sym- Freeman's suit,now before the U.S. shouldbe,homosexual." Freeman rejected the argument the said. "I have a reputation that Ican't "I think it is important to examine bolic Christasa figurehead. Court of Appeals (one step lower than Freeman identified Prineas as disclosures were irresponsible. He getout from under." the extent to which religious films ex- "Scorsese wentoverboard," Scootchies, he said. "I the Supreme Court), charges the "Scootch," owner of a teen claimed people on drugs hearing his Freeman said the charges hepreys on pressAmerican cultureandreligion," he think he tried to use a parabolicChrist, Monastery was closedas the result of a club which. Freeman said saw the pleas for response were a minority and underagedmales embarrasseshim. He said. "I wasn't that interested in this but nobody noticed it. The parable film, discriminatory conspiracy against him Monastery as competition. Freeman lacked motivation. claimed he thought about suicide a but in the pastIhave done an ex- deals with the decision to either playit suing at (he is black and claims to bebisexual). also said he was Prineas the "How independentpeoplerespondand number of times and said, "I'm still up- haustive study of movies dealing with safe andgive in to temptation,or todo His First and Fourth Amendment rights time andPrineas hoped the Monastery's how they perceive is areactionary kind tight aboutbeingGeorgeFreeman." the Gospel,and this moviefits." what's right and make a sacrifice. The up Freeman's legal were denied him in the closure, Free- closure would dry of decision that they make themselves," He said of his lawsuits and the , IAs a work of art, Gillis found the film could have been The Last man's suitcharges. funds. Freeman said. disclosures ofdetractors' phonenumbers "film to be unsatisfying and Temptation of Socrates' or any other Defendants in his suit include Gov. Marilyn Brenneman of the King he doesn'tintend to print andaddresses that,"Idon't think they've inconsistent historical figure. But Kazantzakis and confirmed He added Booth Gardner, Seattle Mayor Charles County Prosecutor's office Pierces home information on a docu- suffered enough,andifIcan helpit they "Scorseseisanexcellent director,but Scorsese used Christ, and it's just too Royer, King County Prosecutor Norm Prineas was "Scootch." She added she ment. "I think peopleare uptight about are going to suffer a lot more. You this work is spotty," he said. "One hard to do with something as hinged at multi- Malengandothers. Defendants seek the didn't feel the Monasterycase that," he said, thoughheadded heplans better believeit." scene will blow you away,but then the faceted as Jesusand thegospels." GetASandBisforyourpara I■ ,jiandaCDforyourself, Ifcyi'fl|BH|9 TryaMacintoshtoday-youmaywina SonyDiscman. 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Page eight/September 29, 1988/The Spectator mx Controversy surrounds Scrosese film at SU from 'reaction' page one "I haven't seen the movie, but the next three will be incredibly dull. The book by Kazantzakis has been influen- language borders on Brooklyn street tial in my life for allowing me to think talk, and the script could have been about what the human experience of written by a college sophomore. Jesus actually was," said Stephen Everything seems to be centering on Sunborg, S.J., SU assistant professor pop psychology, with Jesus always ofreligious studies. "That doesn'tmean asking, "Whoam I,man?'" thatIagree with the movie,but at least But unlike Sauvain,Gillis felt some it gets you to think. Iwould like to see portions of the film were historically it." accurate. John Topel, S.J., SU vice president "Ilike the landscapeand the settings for academic affairs,saidthefilm raises that were used," he said. "They did a questions he has been dealing with for good job of indicating the small com- 20 years. munity which was present at the time "If Christ was so unsure of himself, of Christ. There weren't thousands of as he'sportrayedin themovie,it's hard people around to hear Jesus speakor to to explain why 12disciples would ever watch Jesus becrucified. There weren't IStudents peruse the many clubs available on campus at SU's follow him, much less millions of thousands and thousands of people at |Street fair on Sept. 21, the first day of Fall classes. people,"he said. "Butif Jesus didhave the market and the temple. This film a sexual fantasy or a temptation to set- does a nice job of avoiding the whole tle down,Ihave noproblem withthat." 'Hollywood goestoJeruselum' aspect." For RogerGillis,S.J.,SU drama in- The problem withthe film,according structor, the movie brought about reac- to Gillis,is not the controversial sexual tion on both an art and a religious conduct of Christ, but that the entire film is really a parable using a sym- "I think it is important to examine bolic Christasa figurehead. the extent to which religious films ex- "Scorsese wentoverboard," he said. "I pressAmericanculture andreligion," he think he tried to usea parabolic Christ, said. "I wasn't that interested in this but nobody noticed it. The parable film,butin thepast Ihave donean ex- deals with the decision to either play it haustive study of movies dealing with safe and give in to temptation, or to do theGospel,and thismovie fits." what's right and make a sacrifice. The " As a work of art, Gillis found the film could have been 'The Last film to be unsatisfying and Temptation of Socrates' or any other inconsistent historical figure. But Kazantzakis and "Scorseseisan excellent director,but Scorsese used Christ,and it's just too " this work is spotty," he said. "One hard to do with something as multi- 1107N.E. 45th Seattle scene will blow you away,but then the faceted as Jesusand the gospels." 632-0634 ryourparents, rvonrsplf lywinaSonyDiscman. l^H^|BH| x ) kx)k ataMacintoshtcxlay,here's form at the l
29, Spectator 9 1988/Thc ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Superb acting adds spark to "Crossing Delancey" By STEVECLARKE suggestsotherwise. Peoplethrow away Editor their chances to behappy allthe time. You may feel exasperated watching herrisk everythingfor anotherchance to A cast headed by Amy Irving gives be letdown,but youknow you've seen charm and tension to a very predictable it beforeinlife. plot in "Crossing Delancey," now Iwon'tsay whether Izzyendsup with playing at theGuild45th. theniceguyor the self-centered bastard. Irving's character, "Izzy," is a But Iwill say "Crossing Delancey" Manhattan woman in her 30s whose manages to hold anaudience's attention insistence on beingindependentdoesn't even with subject matter that hasbeen deter her worried grandmother from covered todeath. hiring a matchmaker. Izzy enjoys her The self-made woman of the 1980s, grandmother's company and finds facingapathetic stateof men ingeneral comfort in her Jewish heritage,but the but not wanting to liveanddie alone,is tradition of the matchmaker is a bit an image sadly so real and so much. commonplace that Hollywood simply What a pity. This fiftyish cannotlet itdie. Writer SusanSandier matchmaker (Sylvia Miles), with and director Joan Micklin Silver make sunglasses pushed up over frazzled, wonderfuluseoffine acting intriedand Isabelle Grossman (Amy Irving) studies the new man in her bleached-blonde hair, is a long ways true Jewish character parts to keep the life, Sam Posner (Peter Riegert) in "Crossing Delancey." from "Fiddler on the Roof." Izzy gives filmentertaining. her grandmother along, sidewaysstare The result will strike a chord in as the matchmaker in a leopard-skin members of all cultures. Irving and pantsuit tries to set her up witha local Reizl Bozyk portray Izzy and her shopkeeper (Peter Riegert), a pickle grandmother with a chemistry both Vietnam brought home salesman specifically. familiar and irresistible. Miles' gaudy Izzymanages a bookstore frequented matchmaker is obnoxious when she by famous authors and other literary talks,hideous whenshe eats andalways in "Dear America" celebrities. She thrives on the funny. chic, snobbish crowd at the ByKENBENES see. Men are fighting an enemy they excitement, which heightens when her The to make an impending Managing Editor can't find. attraction to an enchanting novelist bookstore serve "The officers are so stupid," one appears to startheadingsomewhere. romance with thepickle salesman seem In the last few years, the motion soldier writes. "They say 'this is the The novelist leads her on an both ridiculous at first and then more picture industry has been bringing the only war we've got,sodon'tknock it.'" emotional roller coaster ride that and more tempting as the movie Vietnam War to thebigscreen. Movies We go with the troops on a search contrasts with the atmosphere progresses. such as "Good Morning, Vietnam," and destroy mission. We learn the surrounding thestraight-forward pickle In addition to its cast, "Crossing "Hamburger Hill," "Gardens of Stone" language of thesoldiers. A helicopter salesman. Delancey" is benefitted by interesting and the Oscar-winning "Platoon" are becomes "agrunt'sprimer." We "pepper When the novelist acts like a jerk, music performed by the Roches. The films which try to help explain what theLZ" while we "chaseCharlie." We Izzy finds comfort in the polite, music blends well with rich scenes actually happened during the United learn the langauge of the Vietnamese. respectable shopkeeper. This, then, depicting New York City'slively Lower ISlaves involvementin Southeast Asia. "Get outof here" becomes "DidiMow." intrigues the novelist,and he turns on EastSideand sophisticatedWest Side. Now a new movie, "Dear America, The film documents the statistics hischarm. This is a well-done film. The LettersHome from Vietnam," has been of war.For each year thereare listings Riegert's character grows as the romance is involving and what is released. Andit is nothing like any of of troopnumbers,casualties anddeaths. picture moves along. His indignation supposed tobe funnymakes youlaugh. itspredecessors. But there are humorous breaks, when Izzy flip-flops between finding Originally producedasaHomeBox including some funny footage of G.l.'s him dull and sensitive iseffective. Itis Office special, "Letters" first appeared in a Saigon bar. A letter is read easy to root for him to dump her on cable television. Its release to the containing a dialogue between the entirely, but Irving conveys very theaters last week marks one of the few midwestern accent of a soldier and the convincingly the desire mostof ushave times that a movie plays on television broken English of a Vietnamese felt atone time or another to live inthe before thebig screen. Thereason? This prostitute. Suddenly you realize that fast lane. film is worthit. Robin Williams is speakingboth parts. There is a point in the movie where Unlike the other Vietnam films, Back to the war we go. The Izzy's fickle attitude threatens to defy "Dear America" is a documentary. frustration sets inas Khe Sahn, Tetand believability, but audience reaction There is no distortion of truth to add MyLai flash before us. We see Hollywood glamorand excitement. The American P.O.W.'sspendingChristmas movie contains no fiction, using only inHanoi. actual footage taken from the battle "The war is beingrun incorrectly," TheWjrkifcStill fields,cities andlandscapeofVietnam. oneletter says. "Everyday we stick our Theonly scriptis the voiceovers of necks out for a war we don't think we TheGreatestGassioom actual letters sent from the combat can win." soldiers to their loved ones in America. And then we hear Michael J.Fox Readings are providedby a who's who read the letter of PFC Raymond of acting. Robert DeNiro, Dennis Griffiths,whotellshis friendMadeline Quaid, Ellen Burstyn,Kathleen Turner, that he is the only survivor from his m ■ Applicationsare nowbeingaccepted Willem DaFoe and Martin Sheen are original squad, and that everyday a ■ ■ for the University ofPittsburgh- boy Heasks * jgJl sponsoredSemester at Sea. just part of the 30 cast members who young iskilled incombat. I Each fallorspring 100-day odyssey bring the wordsof the letters to life. abouthis parentsand the faithfulness of I* aboardtheAmerican-builtS.S.Universe The documentarystarts in August, hisgirlfriend,Darlene. -■ literallyoffers you theworld. will, to You canearn12-15transferableunits 1964 when congress passes theGulf of "If it'sGod's Ihave make it ,S 50 lower and v Wr from yourchoice of more than Tonkin Resolution. We see footage of out of Vietnam, cause I'm lucky," the upperdivision courses,while callingupon the firstU.S. troopsin Vietnam. They letter says. We then learn that Griffiths Bi^^ placesas culturallydiverse asJapan,HongKong, surf and play volleyball on the beach. was killed a week later, on July, 4, India.Turkey,theSovietUnion,Yugoslavia old, average iA andSpain. Theylaugh. 1968. He was 19 years the Itis alearningadventuredesigned to "My whole squad is a bunch of age ofaVietnam combat soldier. transformstudentsofeverycolor, race and screwballs, Mom. Please send Kool- The film ends with a powerful 4^| creedinto truecitizensand scholars of Aid," Another says the letter from a mother the world. one letter reads. scene in which For fullinformation,includingacatalogandapplication,call Sue, appreciate the wing tips. is read withthe Vietnam Sea, "Dear I to her deadson 1-800-854-0195/1-412-648-7490 InPA.* Or writeSemester at Just one question. Where do Iwear Memorial asabackdrop. InstituteforShipboardEducation,- 1 them in Vietnam?" "Up there," it states, "is not only UniversityofPittsburgh, Jr* m 2EForbesQuadrangle, L Butas the films proceeds,we move your name,but yourmother's heart." Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania B to the jungle. There is machine gun "Dear America" lasts a little less 15260. "V j 4 'f^L- and rocket fire. We see youngmen than two hours. It may not be the Thenprepare for the 'I' Tj.jr"j?r^LJ young learningadventureof * fynm,U _. injured. We watch mendie. easiest film to sit through, but it is yourlife. B^B^-a^ "Youkill because the little 5.0.8. certainly rewarding inits examination is trying to kill you," a letter says. of a war which still haunts us today. "When it happens,you are more afraid As oneletter reads: than you'veever been inyourlife. You "This is my first experienceof war. desperately want to gohome and walk It's sure an ugly sight. And Idon't down the streeton adateagain." think a thousand words could describe The frustration of war starts to set it." in. Men are killed by traps they can't "Dear America"atleast tries. Representative on campu* Thuri. 29th, /September 29, 1988/The Spectator 10 Laughter shakes the roof of The Bathhouse BYMONICA ALQUIST If you'refeelingconfused at thispoint, Arts &Entertainment do notbealarmed.The play'sconfusion is not because of the Shakespearian rhyme, but rather the absurdity of The title, "comedy of cringe they errors. play's Many students when errors," couldn't be better. Despite the going to watch a think of abundance of comical errors, this Shakespearianplay,believingit will be production is Shakespeare boringbecause of the historical Bathhouse dulland seen simple. periodand language. Well, for all who Shakespearian The actors work well together; have been scared off by wonderful wit and humor. past, Bathhouse displaying plays in the The off oneanother,giving Theatre offers an extraordinary version Remarksbounce "The Comedy of the impression of aping-pongmatch in of Shakespeare's no one misses. Errors." It is a perfect play for those which Two of the actors,DavidV. Scully wanting anintroduction to Shakespeare and G. Valmont people familiar with his (Dromio of Ephesus) as well as Thomas (Dromio of Syracuse), bring David V. Scully and Page Lewis, (l.to r.) perform in the work. slapstick comedy and Shakespeare's Shakespeare play, "The Comedy of Errors." playis acomical farce about two the hilarious The plays on words to life. sets of twins who wereseparatedduring plot the midstof utter absurdity of the two illustrate the well. In lIIIAIRK IPDAIF! shipwreck. Itis set on Coney Island, The twentieth-centuryliving, the main a Dromios being slapped, smacked, and early well known for its carnivalfairgrounds male and female characters wear the Theatre, whacked by themerchants, the women, Act "Principia during the early 1900's. Twenty-five dress of thel9oo's.Then inthe midst of Scriptoria," Sept. 20-Oct. 16. years after the shipwreck,twoof the set and especially their masters,brings the dailyliving are clowns,acrobats anda Syracuse audience to an uproar. Scully and of twins, Antipholus of and joker to keep the audience in the Theatre, arrive intheportof Thomas combine to produce an on The Bathhouse "The Dromio of Syracuse perspective that all is not normal Comedy Errors," Sept. 8- Oct Ephesus, unaware that their sibling outstanding display of perfect timing ConeyIsland. of twins also live in the city. It is and wit which plays a largepart in the The Bathhouse'sproduction of "The 16. hilarious as the townspeople mistake success of this performance. All the Comedy of Errors" is highly the twins for each of their brothers. actors use the dialogue with vivid recommended for an evening of fun. Intiman Theatre, "Electra," Sept. Adriana, the wife of Antipholus of expressionandease. Despite the absurdity, one should be 21-Oct. 18. Ephesus, mistakes Antipholus of The costumes also add to the farce of able to walk away feeling enriched by Syracuse for her husband and the show. 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29, 1988/The Spectator 11 A dirty Dillon causes "Kansas" to shiver
BYMONICA ALQUIST Arts &Entertainment Editor
"Kansas," produced by George Litto, directed by David Stevens, opened nation-wide Friday, Sept. 23. "Kansas," is a film packed with skin- shivering adventure and dreamy Kennedy, (I. to r.) romance. It is a story about twoyoung McCarthy, as Wade Corey and Matt Dillon, as Doyle Andrew "Kansas." men (Matt Dillon and Andrew stir up adventure and romance in the suspenseful movie McCarthy), one whobecomes ahero in the eyes of the public and one who becomes acriminal. America," "Smellit Wade, this is says us«ocot*B nBM
/September 29, 1988/The Spectator 12 SPORTS & RECREATION
Ryan seeks well- rounded athlete we're look- STEVECLARKE commitment should come before ath- wouldprobably be her who By for for leadership on and off the Editor letic participation. She adopted this ing belief while working for her bachelor's field," Ryan said. "She brings a sense ofcommitment to thepractices." degreeatPacific Lutheran University in Of the freshmen, Ryan pointed to Kathleen Ryan, who taught classes Tacoma,Ryan said. IngridGunnestad andKristin Schaut as there, and completed an entire master's pro- She called her soccer coach keyplayers. gram last year, is Seattle University's Colleen Hacker,a constantinspiration. Some defensive players Ryan says Ryancaptained new women's soccer coach andleisure the teamatPLU and she's pleased to see returning this year education coordinator. was named NAIA District Iall-star are Missy Scott, who was named all- Ryan says she intends to put her whileplaying there. district last year, Piper Cowen and master's degree,with its concentration "It wasa wonderful program," shere- LauraLubash. say grew very significantly in sports psychology, to work both called. "I'd I Those vets "will provide some back- with the soccer team and in developing during thoseyears." leadership,"Ryanpredicted. Ryan field SU's leisure education program. She did her masters work at the "Rounding out our backfield is Linda says the new program is designed to University ofArizona. BeforePLU she Blonquist," she said. Blonquist is High promote a "life view" andbuild an atti- attended Beaverton School in the playing very well,Ryan said, and her Oregon town grew up, tuderather than just skills. where she she progression suggests "she's somebody "We're trying to emphasize the said. who every year is going to get to be growth of the whole person," Ryan Ryansaid she is very happy with the better." said. The program will include stress progress thesoccer teamis making. On the forward line is the team's management,for instance,she said. "People's attitudes seem to be posi- captain, Timnit Ghermay, who tive," she observed. "They're working other "I'd like to offer a course inpsycho- Ryan said will probably be the strong logical techniquesforpeakperformance Ryan hard but they're enjoyingthemselves." Kathleen will practice forward. for business or sports,"Ryan said. Ryan said the team "She never let's up," Ryan noted. While much of the planning for the about two hours aday six times a week she has a sort really pushingfor that." probably some "She doesn't say a lotbut new program is onholdas Ryanheads during the season "with of quiet sense of leadership and domi- season, She said she would like to institute fitness or runningoutsidepractice." SU's women's soccer she says, neigh- nanceon thefield." some kindof program where the one, winter quarter should include a few participate This year's season is a short she Ryan said her ideas for the leisure courses,possibly aer- boringcommunity could and said. SU's women will play 13 games leisure education use the university's facilities. program do not stop when she coaches obics,weight-liftingandracquetball. between Sept.21andOct.29, she said. soccer. "We're aiming at doing more Ryan said she feels she has a great Ryanpredicted the leisure education "Next year I'd like to plan it so we than just developing goodsoccer play- deal of flexibility in developing the program willgrow and forever be abig have abit longerschedule,"Ryansaid. ers," she stressed. program. She said she has spoken with part of University Sports. She added Four of the games are away from Ryan said she wants to be part of a Tacoma, people fromEvergreen StateCollege in she doesn't think it willever eclipse the home. The teamwill travel to program that makes a difference in the OlympiaandUW'sexperimentalcollege intercollegiateand intramural programs Bellingham,Olympia, and Ellensburg. students' lives. "If wecan teach some- since startingher job Aug.1. atSU. Ryansaid the team this yearneeds to body a little more about how to take work more on communication but pos- "I've also been in close contact with "I think they all fit really nicely to- care of themselvesphysically and men- KruegerinMinority Affairs tosee gether," she said. sesses many assets, such as Kelly tally and that helps them become abet- Tom happy that's what I if wecan reallyintegrateamulticultural McCarthy,one of the team captains. ter or more person, single person todo," said. aspect" to the program, Ryansaid. Tm Ryansaidshe feels astrongacademic "If Ihad to one out it want she Skiers land new athlete/asst. coach ByDANNYMADDEN High School, where hehelpedhis team SportsEditor to three state championships. Dahlem, who is a levelone certified SeattleUniversity'sski teams started instructor, will have the assistance of dryland trainingTuesday,Sept.27,with Chuck Gifford, Kathy Hoffman and enthusiasm and the welcomedarrivalof GeorgeThomas. new skier and Assistant Coach David Gifford was formerly ranked sixthin Sword. the nation when he skiied for Collegeof Mike Dahlem,headskiing coach,said Idaho. Hoffman brings her experience all skiers and those wanting to just get as an ex-professional skiier. Thomas is inshape are welcome to take partin the a veteraninstructor atCrystalMountain training. who has coached at the University of The training will include stretching, Washington. agility drills,indoor soccer and weight lifting from 4-6 p.m. on Monday, Dahlem said the men's team should WednesdayandFriday. Anaerobic exer- do well this yearbecause of the addiuon cises such as wind sprints and station of Sword and the return of Brian drills will make up the Tuesday anil Dennehy, Angus Harris and Basil Thursday sessions. Harris,three keyskiiers fromlast year. The station drills will include Dahlem said "the women's recruiting stationary bicycling, bench-jumping, didn't go too well" and not too many and jump-roping. skiiers are returning. He is optimistic, Dahlem said the training schedule though, about the return of Amy used will be very similar to the one Gilthrough and last year's top skiier Katy usedby theUnited States national team. Brandis. David Sword (right) runs through a dryland training drill Sword, who has been skiing since he "We are hurting in cross-country," years old, will help with tech- said Dahlem. "We'veonly got a couple was six women," nique and other coaching chores. of cross-countrymen and no Dahlem said, "Dave is going to be a he said. real asset, not only for his skiing but Dahlem said dryland training will go for hisskiing knowledge." on until the ski areas open.When they Sportsweek Sword spent his summer teaching open the training will move to the skiing inNew Zealand. "I gota chance slopesof Snoqualmie Pass on Tuesday evening and Crystal to train with former French and Swiss and Thursday p.m. Mountain on Sundays. The dryland Friday, Sept. 30- Men's soccer vs. UW 4:00 Home national team members and received a Saturday, Oct. 1- Women's soccer vs.Central Washington 1:00Home lot of feedback from those guys," said training will continue on Mondays, WednesdaysandFridays. Intramural football starts Sword. Men's soccer vs.Western Washington Bellingham Swordalso spent thelast twoyears as Dahlem said official tryouts will be Sunday,Oct. 2- aninstructor for therace departmentand onDec.11and a trainingcampopen for Wednesday, Oct. 5- Women's soccer vs.PLU 4:00p.m. Home anybody who wants to ski will run the ski school at Crystal Mountain ski Men's soccer vs. SimonFraser Vancouver,B.C. area. Before that he was a pace setter Dec. 12-15 atCrystalMountain. managing races at ML Hood Meadows, Dahlem said there is also a city where he also actedas a fully-certified league team which is for recreational instructor. skiiers. They compete on Tuesday Sword skiied at Hood River Valley nights.
'September 29, 1988/The Spectator 13 S PII H I S ft H Mi H I- A I I II « Women's soccer opens Fewing brings optimism Season 0-1-1 Fewing said he sees the thirdpart of ByDANNYMADDEN his job as administration of basketball SportsEditor games. He said, "All of this is new to me," but said he is looking forward to learning this partof the job. The Seattle University women's As soccer coach Fewing is looking opened the good soccer team the season on forward toa season. road with a harsh loss and a tie against "I honestly believe and Ithink the two nationallyranked teams. to believe we can players are starting The Lady Chieftains' took their first winour league,"he said. loss against the fifthranked Knights of Fewingplans to concentrate on de- University on Sunday, forward as a Pacific Lutheran fense, fitness and going Sept. 21. team. Knights a very strongteam," change The "are Fewingalso stresses a in atti- said KathleenRyan,SUwomen's soccer tude. "We have to get rid of this stink- "they kept firing at us Fewing said coach. She said ing thinking," he said. and kept us back on our heels on defense." a goal goes down we can't hang "when With some changes on defense the ourheads." relying a loton his Lady Chieftains were able to bounce Fewing saidhe is back against the tenthranked Vikings of veteranplayers to helpmove the team looking Western Washington on Thursday, ahead. He said he is to team Sept. Danny McKay and Chris 25. captains some strongnew Griffin, along with Ben Johnson, for Ryan said "wehave blood" and her younger playersbacked leadership. up. looking to Assistant her Fewing is also The first half was a defensive dual CoachCraig Beeson, the all-timelead- University whichendedscoreless. ing goal scorer at the of were the first to score at Washingtonandrecently-draftedKansas TheVikings half-waypointof the second half. City Comets, for some keyhelp. the The Chieftains kept their composure soccer coach and sports information specialist. At goalie Fewing expresses confi- Peter Fewing, men's and as the endof thegame neared. With ten dence with senior Kevin Ehlers freshman, ScottPhillips. minutes to go Kristin freshman Schaut, tied thegame at 1-1. ByDANNYMADDEN While playing for F.C. Seattle, Fewingstrongly pushes conditioning. The score would stay locked through SportsEditor Fewingalso worked tickets andpromo- "You need to be in shape, because in two ten minute overtimes. tions. He was responsible for the pro- the last 20 minutes if you start fading duction and distribution of the team things Ryanpraised the play of Schaut and youdon't do the little that make freshman, Ingrid Gunnestad. Fewing, Seattle University's poster. you win,"he said. other Peter our mid- and sportsinformation "All four years that Iwas playing for strong "Ingrid completely controlled new soccer coach Fewing also said he expects plays," brings apositive attitude and F.C. Seattle Iwent around to elemen- Wong. field in setting up our said specialist, playfromreturningplayer Joel Ryan. strongbackground to hisnew jobs. tary schools and talked to kids about Fewingexpressedhappiness with the Ryan sweeper,Kelly Fewingplayed for two years with the soccer," he said. group ofnew playersjoining the team. alsocommended McCarthy. "Kelly saved us many Washington Huskies before signing Fewing said, "Isee my job in sports "I think Roberto Proomno will be Seattle's semi-pro soccer team, information as being threeparts." players," he said. times," she said. with one of my strongest impressed with the F.C. Seattle. "I want to get press releases out so he is also happy with the play Ryan was also know He said strong play of goalkeeper Karen Along with his substantial soccer people inimportant places about ofBen Hattrup andEric Skov. brings a strong SU sports," he said. Ritter, Schroder. background, Fewing Chris Chai, Stefan Phillips, oriented and promotional history. His second part is developing arap- Anderson, all freshmen, "are "We're not real offensively administrative and Erik to stay out on my tie to sports information port with the local media. He hopes to SU," Fewing. and we need more spread "I think thefuture of said offense," Ryan. would have to bemy soccer camp," said use some contacts in the media to get said the players' goal this said Fewing She said she thought the defense Fewing. "We startedthe campright out SU sports better known. year is toget somerespect played strong saw definite highschool for funand now wehave "IknowTony Ventrella,WayneCody going to a around year, and of "It's be turn improvementsonoffense. 525 kids, and 50 coaches have gone and Bruce Kingfrom my days with the butit's all up to them," said Fewing. throughour coach's clinic." Huskies," saidFewing. Men's soccer team drops two more ByDANNY MADDEN half,but with five minutes remaining SportsEditor they managed to slip through SU's defense for their thirdandfinal goal. Fewing said, "we're working on showing improvement on Despite consistency...We have some things to team dropped offense, the men's soccer out, give week, bringing their iron but us time." two games this On Saturday, Sept 24. the Wildcats record to0-3. put on a played an agressive of Central Washington The Chieftains stunning three-goal rally to overcome to spark their defense but were unable the Cheiftains for a 3-2 victory. The offense in a 3-0 loss to University of offensively Wednesday,Sept.21. Chieftains came out strong PugetSound last and scored their first goal 11minutes The Loggersof UPS used goodball into the game. movement on offense to keep the followed amissed shot own territory TerryEdwards Chieftains back in their by Chris Chai and drove it into the net for mostof the game. Chieftains a1-0 lead. into the first half the to give the Eight minutes The Chieftains found themselves gained advantageon a free Loggers the short-handed at the20-minute mark be- kick, whichresulted from a foul,for the first goalof thegame. cause of the ejectionof Ben Hattrup for The Loggers followed up seven min- atackle from behind. utes later with another goal,making the Five minutes later Chai assisted score 2-0. Edwards for a "diving shot" to give the Peter Fewing, SU coach said, "we Chieftainsaleadof2-0. couldn't get the ball to our forwards to Inthe second half theChieftains were score." able to hold off the Wildcats until they Although the Chieftains opened up penetratedSU'sdefense andscored three the second half with improved ball goals in fifteen minutes. Fewing handling anda moreaggressive defense attributes this breakdown to nerves and they were still unable to get the ball inexperience. '° however, Pho b into thenet. Fewingdid commended the Erik Anderson of SU fights for the ball against UPS. » *""» sh.nnon The Chieftain defense managed to play of forwards Danny McKay and hold off theLoggersmostof the second TerryEdwards. /September 29, 1988/The Spectator 14 ~ FACT gg* " " M ( ) Oh, Dude don't miss it ... The ROOF DOGS surfer music y008$0$& are here and they want you to catch the wave @ the W**-""" Chieftain Friday, Sept. 30 from 6-9:00 pm. 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