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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Xavier Student Newspapers at Exhibit. It has been accepted for inclusion in All Xavier Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Exhibit. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE A V I E Vol. 76, No. 2 N E w w I R E September 5, 1990
Interim ~President appointed
acting president until the Search A hefty ·.. welcomel .. By Kathy Oshel Committee finds a candidate to The Xavier Newswire replace past president Rev. Albert J. DiUlio, S.J., who left this summer to become president of Marquette. The search continues for the next University. president of Xavier University, but Conaton 's duties and powers are while the committee considers new equal to those of a regular president. candidates, Michael J. Conaton, chair "I have all the same obligations," he of the Board of Trustees, will be explained. taking the helm as interim president. Gerald DeBrunner, head of the Conaton is the president and chief Search Committee, said Conaton's job operating officer of the Cincinnati "is mostly overseeing the vice based Midland Company. He will be presidents." DeBrunner said they hope to have a candidate ready for announcement by the end of the fall semester. "We are working deligently toward identifying the proper replacement," said Conaton, "but we aren't going to rush." · DeBrunner said this presidential screening is different from past . searches because they aren't making photo by Pierre Azucenas it as public as previously. "Many Orientation assistants decked in fuschia colored shirts aided new students and candidates are reluctant to come · parent~ as,they moved into the residence hal.ls last Friday. . .. . ··· ' for~ard-·because·'O( th·~·-p~1b liC:·~a tu re;. ··... i·\·,t-,~.:-.~-·"'~"..-.. :.:..;: . . -·· • .. ,..,t ;~"',.: .....,.;.~~ ...:.~~~-~-,-:. .• · -...... , :," ~-- ':;' fofformeFse_a'rcli~sJ!",t''·"""'.'\··1,;''c"i''ii"·~ dr~-~oi!· • ;:;,.•:if\' , ,,, .. ·•»·-:( .(;.,;:, .:' •· '·· .· • . . "·' ~'cfrfference.'/ DeBrunner-·said the committee is By Deena Calabrese The entire week of Manresa looking· for someone with strengths Tfze Xavier Newswire activities was the product of careful in fund raising and management, . planning by the Core leaders. "! somenone to interact with.the com- Among the fuschia shirts and felt the turnout for the programs munity. "If I read down the list,' spirited cries, Xavier's new students that I planned was very successful," . MichaelConaton has taken oh the duties you'd think we were looking for got their first glimpse of the place said Core leader Rich Klus. Kristi of interrim president at Xavier. 'Superman'." that they will call home. Arvin, the entertairimentcoordina- This year's Manresa program was tor, said; "We had a comedian kicked off with the traditional - which turned. out to be a very Woman tells her story .of Salvador "moving in of the new students." successful. It was standing room Orientation Assistants (OA) and only." military claimed to have found . staff helped new resident hall The many OAs that participated By Kathy Oshel explosives and ammunition buried in students carry in their comforts of in the Manresa program did an The Xavier Newswire her back yard. She was jailed for 18 home. outstanding job in making new Jennifer Casola will be in Cincin days. Manresa was filled with many students feel welcome at Xavier. nati next weekend to talk about her Also speaking will be members of activities to help new students "The OAs were excellent," said ordeal and the situation in EI Salva- the Xavier community who went to become oriented with the campus transfer student Joel Feaster. "They dor. · EI Salvador this summer for a Chris and make th~ transition to college a helped us adapt very well." Amy Casola was arrested last Novem tian Education Seminar. little.easier. The activities included Devlin; a sophmore transfer student ber on charges of aiding the Salva Look for additional information in the kick off dance Friday night, St. from Florida, said, "The people that doran FMLN rebels. The El Salvador next week's edition. Francis Center, the WEBN fireworks . I have met seem to be really nice. and the banquet and Swing Dance. I'm looking forward to meeting Jn between these events were the more upperclassmen." ever popular group sessions. . Manresa is a program specifically Many of the new students said planned to introduce new students they enjoyed the Manresa program. to Xavier's campus, as well as News ...... pages 1-c3 "It.was a little long, and it could · ·helping ther.i meet new people. "! "Java Jive" . have been better organized, but it thought Manresa was a great Perspectives·; ..... page 4 was a good way to meet other experience," said freshman Kelly analyzes the · students," said freshman Mike Fertal. ''!will always remember the Sports ...... page 6-7 Garrett. · people in my small group, and the NFC! When asked how_ the grmi p grca t sessions that we had just Diversions .....pages 8-9 leaders pcrforme_d, NicoleNashar talking." said, "Our group didn't stick to the The Manresa program is a Extensions ... pages 10-11 book. !twas a unique experience. unique way to begin college life at -seepage6 The group leaders were excellent." Xavier. "Most schools don't have Calendar ...... :p~ge 12 "!enjoyed the fact that many of such a thorough new student the freshmen first impressions orientation program," said fresh- would come from me," said group man Lory Bailey, "l think it made a leader Michelle Van Meter. "I made real difference." Page 2 ·Wednesday, September 5, 1990 ·The Xavier Newswire FORTUNE finding Fast food and T.V. join fight You know an issue has of action-oriented issue is merely an excuse for caught on with the environmentalists battle familiar action sequences. Xavi~r graduates mainstream if two things polluters. The producers are honest. . gauge which colleges have happen: McDonald's uses it And look for more shows "I see it basically as our entry By Kathy Oshel . been most successful on a per to sell hamburgers and with this theme. The · into the action-adventure The Xavier Newswire capita basis at schooling television puts on shows entertainment industry has genre," producer Richard future corporate chiefs." set up the Environmental Chapman told TV critics. He FORTUNE took the about it. . Xavier is making a name Media As5ociation as a wants to raise ~nvironmental average size of the graduat Since the hot issue now is for itself on more than just source of information for issues, "but in order to get ing class for each school in theenvironment,McDonald's the basketball court, it is also the audience into the tent ... making its name on the pages the 1950s and calculated the has published "McDonald's producers with this in mind. of FORTUNE magazine. percentage accounted for by and the Environment," a It notes 25 series· episodes we have to come on very In the June 18, 1990 issue the CEOs. The higher the pamphlet that insists the fast incorporated environmental strong with an entertainment of FORTUNE magazine, Power Factor possessed by food chain's issues last season. and adventure slant." Xavier found itself among the the institution, the greater nonbiodegradable plastic. Would all this happen if Not surprisingly, the pilot top 66 schools to graduate chance a graduate of that containers are adually good saving the environment was takes no serious stand. The the most CEOs. Xavier has school has to make it tothe for the environment and, by not good business? Probably force actually works for the graduated three CEOs to earn top.· . . the way, we're doing our part not. A recent study indicates plant owner, who did not itself a spot on the list. They On the Power Factor to save the rain forest, too. that 77 percent of purchases want this' potential are: Clement L. Buenger, rating, Xavier came out in this nation are influenced catastrophe to go public and ahead of such schools as McDonald's is not the only chairman and CEO of Fifth by the company's stance on cost him money; Third Bancorp; David R. Cornell, Auburn, Duke, company to appreciate the As Chapman explains to Huhn, chairman and CEO of University of Notre Dame public relations.value the environment. Mercantile Stores; and and Georgetown. of being "green." "E.A.R.T.H. Force" . . the critics, "We're not going Lawrence A. Leser, president The only other Ohio Rubbermaid touts its plastic certain! y seems more like to make it a black-and-white, and CEO of E.W. Scripps Inc. school mentioned in the products as recycling business than a serious us-vs.-them kind of thing." · The article, "Where the survey was Ohio State, with containers.Burger King exploration of the issues. It is He says fa a later episode . . CEOs Went to College," also eight CEOs and a Power ballyhoos its new grilled the fYpe of mindless action · about logging, "we're not Factor of .28. listed Xavier as having a chicken sandwich~ show networks always have. coming out on the side of the "Power Factor" ofl.15, the So, if you want your. TV will join the bandwagon used to lure t.he young. It is environmentalists, nor are we 17th highest of the 66 listed name listed at the top of one this fall with "E.A.R.T.H. heavyhanded and wishy coming out on the side of the schools. , of the FORTUNE 500 compa washy·, though any loggers." The Power FactOr was nies, it seemsXavier's name Force" Saturday nights environmental consciousness This is dearly tame enough devised by FORTUNE "to is a good one to know .. at 9 on CBS. An "elite force" arriving as a by-product is to keep advertisers in the .· .· welcome. fold. Wh.at might scare them lnthe pilot, an arms dealer is a show that actually takes a 1 '' sabotages a nudear power ' . serious stand on the issues, plant in order to · even if it finds viewers. An steal plutonium during the advertising consu I tan t told confusion. Most of the early Ad Week magazine that action involves saving "consumers expect more ofa the core from meltdown. commitment from · · In the second hour, the corporations that take an force- led by Gil Gerard environmental ·stand." !---?···* who looks like he's eaten too Maybe hiding out will be the many of those McDonald's ~afost response after all. * At A4usic Hall! : chicken sandwiches, focuses on catching the plutonium By GARY MULLINAX * 11te Cincinnati Symph~ny thieves; They might as well Orchestra now offers student ·©Copyright 1990, USA have stolen gold from Fort discounts on its popular TODA YI Apple College Classic Choice Coupon Knox. The environmental lriformation Network Book. You receive six coupons redeemable for HIGH-LE\'EL CAREERS tickel~ to any combination of · ARE LAUNCHED wrm concer.ts: For as little as $5 a concert, go to the six AIR FORCE ROTC •. cimcerts that best .fit into your busy schedule!
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"· ...._ .. \ ...... · The Xavier Newswire· Wednesday, September 5, 1990 ·Page 3 Getting into gear with commuter carpooling ------·----- viable alternative to getting· the Middle East, everyone is of the frustrations frequently extra 20 minutes worth of ' .Contributed by to XU for you. feeling the weight of inflated associated with driving to. studying, or feeling refreshed The Commuter Council As the cost of living spirals gas prices. By carpooling, campus. . after a power nap? upward, many would-be you can cut your commuting After all, you don't have to Carpooling is free time in Think about the time and free- wheeling motorists have costs by 50% or more, as well deal with being alert and the making; and college energy you put into driving realized it just isn't worth the as reducing your parking attentive every day during students always need just back and forth to Xavier cost to race the highways costs. Your car would be your co~mute; instead you that much more free time. during the school year.· solo. Teaming up takes on an forever grateful. .. and it can enga·ge in some of the If you are interested in Think about the wear and entire new meaning when it will most likely last a little more relevant activities, such carpooling to campus, call tear on your car and the entails splitting costs. longer! as sleeping, talking with ~he'Office of Commuter money you have to pump Having more money in Probably more important friends, doing homework or Services, 745-4894, o~ st9p by into it merely to keep it alive your pocket is certainly one to your mental and physical studying. Wouldn't it be nice the Commuter Lounge in the and running. Think about logical reason for carpooling. health and well-being, · to arrive at Xavier, prepared Basement Level of the the frustration of sitting in Due to the current crisis in carpooling can relieve some for a test because you got that University Center. traffic, perhaps on I-7s·at rush hour, knowing that you could be spen~ing the time studying for a test you will take that morning. This may This semester, take some electives be an all-too-familiar senario for many of you. Is it worth it? ·in communications. . If your answer is no, sharing a ride with your 60minutes fellow ommuters c ul a Introducing AT~ Student Saver Plus .. of long distance. If you're an off-campus For free. student, it'll be easier to get Movies. Videos. through college this year. $'"""·.• ...· .. ·. ~~: Because A1&T has put And more. UVVWEEK. together a For less. Earn Ut> to $1000 in one program of week for your campus products and ·· Just by choosing any Stu organization. services that dent Saver Plus program, you'll get up to (i() minutes of free Plus a chance al long distanee calls. You'll also get a free, g:>up~>n ":·''"'"'.,' $5000. DIONt,.,,:./.c, . This program works! .,··-ooro~= all around No investment needed. town. can 1-1100-932-os2a Elt. 50 You don't ·need· to wait till spring to get a break. With the AT&TReacb Off-Cain.pus Out' America Plan; you'll get savings Call from 24 hours a da}I 7 days Housing a week. Including 25% anywhere to off our already low anywhere. evening prices.· Walk to campus We'll give you a free AT&F <11/ling uird, }/ e\;en if you don't h:ive a phone. So vou'll be able to make a call frmi1 almost any phone and ~. Free have it billed to you, wherever ;; Heat you live. '-._ & ~ro enroll in Lhe AT8ff Student Parking · Saver Plus programs that are right for you, or to get the best value in long distance service, call us. J'hey just might be the most profit Cable Hook-up able electives you'll ever take. Keep your 1800 654-0471 Ext.1230 $245aitd roommates A1Ba: Helping make up in line. Oxford Apts. We'll separate college life a little easier. your long distance 1005 Dana Ave. calls from your room mates' calls with Call A.B. at A7&F Call Manager.' · 861-5928 And we'll do it for free. AtaT· .The right choice. .474-0449. . • ' This !'etvicc ntl)' not be ;w:dlablc jn rt.'sk.Jcncc Jmlls on rour campus. • Disrount applie> 10 oul·Of·Sl:Uc C'Jlls din:tl·dtrlt'll 5-to pm, Sunday-J'riday. ... ·...... © 1990.AT&T Page4 - Wednesday, Septembers, 1990-The Xavier Newswire
Education system lacking- Relevant data 'about the American education system shows the anemic state of our public sehools in a 1988 survey ofl5 nations both developed and underdevel oped. American students finished last.: This is a very disturbing sign. Another dismal stai~tic of our current situation is the extremely high dropout rate. Annually, 20-25% of high school students will decide to pursue. other interests than diplomas. Consider this; the drop · out rate has not decreased since 1960, and only 50% of high school students their. education in "a college pro- gram." . · . What are tthe complex reasons for tile crumbling of our school system? The problem is not for a lack of money, since real education spending (adjusted for. inflation) has increased 30% since 1970. The total spend ing per student has increased from $1886 in 1960 to $4626 in 1988. Yet, with all. this spending, the average scholas tic acheivement test (SAT) score has decreased by 50 points, out of a total of 1600points,-since1970( The initial impression is that our educational dollar is not being funneled to our children in the most efficient way. In fact, New York City has more education bureaucrats than the entire country of France. One should be appalled and outraged by this inefficient educational bureaucracy. Another perplexing situation which is seriously effecting students is the classroom setting. The average size of the classroom has decreased from 25to18. Mod ern teachers are "more. experienced and better educated" . ·than their predecessors. More than 57% of teacher~. in· ...
our public schools have master's degrees, a fairly· impres~ . .·. . . . ·. ~ sive statistic. Yet, the American schoolsystem is lagging behind the rest ofthe world in true success. · ·· Clearly it is tirne for some new arid innovative solu ·"Working for a: livin'lu: , . ·,.__ .-.·., .:· tion to correct our abismal education system. Many cities .. ~-/' . ' . across the United States have the same belief and are . starting to invigorate their schools with creative ideas. Denlise. ' . . ~: .. :·. ; . o.f . ' Arrierican:...... labor.. . . . unions. .. For instance, 400 inner-city students in Milwaukee will enter private schools with $2,500 grants from the state of rated the eonomyby unfairly .· . Politically, labor unions Wisconsin. Oregon is preparing to vote on an initiative By Michael DeAloia ·crying "foul." Labor unions are inept and poorly organ- that would give parents $2,500 in tuition tax credit for. The Xavier Newswire pampered the Am.erican · ized. President Bush success- each child in private school. The federal government has blue- collar worker. Facts . fully vet_oed_·a bill giving the responsibility to implement similar programs for· · History charts the viole_nt · · · growth and harsh acceptance. . will show, conclusively, that . workin_ g·pa_ rents 12 weeks their entire nation. jAnd while those grants and tax of unions in the American American workers are the· unpaid lea_ve to care for the credits are just part of the solution, they are a start in business culture. The unions best paid, whether by wages, newborn baby>The unions reformin our ublic schools stem. benefits, or both; and least could do nothing but pul\. had.decent and right causes, productive. When.President their hair. In 1988, the workers who where being Reagan fired 11,000 striking Supreme Court ruled that The Xavier Newswire treated with little concern by : air traffic contollers in 1981, unions could not:force union large conglomerates, and the Editor in chief- Jennifer Stark General Manager- David Stubenrauch centrist belief ill "honest work the tone was set that labor members to pay for the Managing editor.- Rich Klus Business Manager-Michael Daniel · for hone_st pay;'' Y_et, like any clearly over~stepped the . union's politicalinterests.. Office Manager- D.C. Wolff Advertising Manager- Kent George bounds ofemployee-em- .This_. s_ ingle actio_ nby the·. Adviser- llosalind C. Flore:, esq. . . . 1arge institlltiOn with great • 1 . I . . b a. p oyerre_ations. The alance 1'udic_ial branch severely ~ PERSP£Q'IVES deal of weight, influence and f kl Kathy Oshel, editor Michael De Aloia, editor power, the unions became. . o power quic y swung into curtailed the implementation Deena C~labrese, asst. editor Lance.Weislak, asst: editor fat, ignorant, and they. , : the.handsh . b of management,· . of the.un_ion's political SPORTS DIVERSIONs . alienateda greatnuniber of .. W ere It e 1ongs. . .. motives} This is a very Lena Ina, editor Molly Donnellon, editor their members; What factors . Union membership . importaritaction of unions,to Todd Meyer, asst. editor Becky Froehlich, asst. editor have contributted to labor's. declined steadily under influence candidates, . EXTENSIONS PHOTOGRAPHY poH~ical Ealer Wadlington, lll, editor Pierre A:ucenas;editor slide into a deep, dark abyss? Reagan, and now under and to have. this weakened by • Garry Weiss, asst. editor . Ellen Hird, ed_itor · The ''Reagan Revolution" President Bush. And unions Jp.ur~_~l:~_1 7gislationis a serious_ is the prime example of the continue to discover that it is Layout editor- John Lovell Distribution Manager~ Tony Haeffner influential, and _usually increasingly difficult to ·. Americans_ are quick.to Payroll Director- Brian Blanton Hilling Diretor- Javier Lope: aggressive, labor unions develop members when the conclude the demise of labor The Xavier Newswire.is published lhroughoutlhe school year, e~cept during vacation and exams, by the students of Xavier University, 3800 Victory Parkway, discovering that the Ameri- unemployment rate is rising, unions. Indeed, their phi- Cincinnati, Ohio 45207. can economic climate could interest rates are on the rise losophies and beliefs are . The statements and opinions of 'fhe Xavier New~wire are not necessarily those of the student body, faculty or administration of Xavier. Statements and opinions . be more productive, dynamic arid the taxes· are being archaic, and their political of columnists do not necessarily reflect those of !he editors.. · · : and finandally rewarding increas_ed._ Tirrie_ .s are ripe for clout .is wani.ng, bllt the labor Subscription rates are $45.0.0/year within the. US.A, and.are pr0:rated. Sub unions control massive scription inquiries showd be directed to Tony Haeffner; Distribution Manager without the meddling of. e~trepreneurial and big coffers. Take not that the .. (51~745-3.561). Advertising inquiries should be directed io Kent George; bumbling h1bor union. . business investment, not unions still.have some life in Advertising Manager. . · . . . . . bureaucrats. Labo_r unions labor union stagnatioJ1~. . · · · · · · Reprinting of articles or.cartoons without the permission of !he author and/or tende.d to.sti'fle t_h·e gre·at· · A · · - . · · th" d the_m, bu_t thefrg.lories and The Xavier Newswire is strictly prohibited. . · · mencans rea 11ze 1s, an Xavier University is an academic community committed to equal opportunity American entrepreneurial are not convinced ofunion. prestige are. long set in the for all persons regardless of age, sex, race, religion, handicap or national origin. spirit that h~~vily invigo- "solutions.!' past. . . • .. • .. • .. • .. • .. • ...... • .. . .. • .. • .. • .. •
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• . ·n.o §r~rral admissions tor' the pr/~e of one 1+11h lhls ld... Olltr rAplrts Stpltmbrr 30th. • • .. • ...... • .. • ...... • . .•, •· . . . • .. . .. • .. • / :·· I I \';":"' ·,,·,· ••• 1' ...... '" --·~·- ...... < .... ~- ...... - . -.... Page 6- Wednesday, Septembers, 1990-The Xavier Newswire A "Java Jive" look of. the NFL NFC gears up fQr 1990 long as owner BHI Bid will is is set, and ready to explode. WEST · in control, this team will The defense, lead by Pro San Fransisco49ers-The By Michael DeAloia The Xavier Newswire wallow in an NFL abyss. The ·Bowler Chris Spielman and best team in the NFL. How- Cardinals must find a field . LB Michael Cofer, is fierce, ever, age has become a factor. By David Stubenrauch National Football general. QB Gary Hogeboom. but probably needs another Head coach. George Seifert Conference is not my choice~ New head year to mature. and QB Joe Montana will The Xavier Newswire EAST coach Jae Bugel should give Green Bay Packers- keep the 49ers competitive Welcome to the part of New York Giants-Head the nod to Timm Rosenbach, Without holdout QB Do'n for a long time .. Montana, the newspaper which we coach Bill Parcells has devel who has promise. Rookie RB Majkowski, there is little poised to have another great commonly call the Sp()rts oped a punishing running Anthony Thompson starting "Majik" in Green Bay's season;.has talented Steve section. Right now, you attack. The Giants must can add a certain punch to offense. However, the offen- Young as his back-up. Jerry are reading the column consider acquiring a new QB. the running game. Phoenix sive line is strong and WR. Rice and John Taylor are the entitled eXcUse me (see Phil Simms has had a great possesses a .tough defensive Sterling Sharpe is a bona fide best wide receivers in the career, but his age (34) is group, who could surprise a NFL star. The defense is league. The defense is just as above). For some of you, catching up with him. Back lot of NFC rivals. getting old, and this new strong as the offense. this will be the one and just might do them· . · ·Los Angeles Rams-The only time you read this. up Jeff Hostetler is not the Dallas Cowboys-Dal las is ··schedule answer. The strength of the a team so poor in talent that in. Head coach Lindy Infante · Rams are the second best But for most of you, this Giants is the defense, an it could actually lose to a top knows the challenges that tea~ in the NFL. .Offen- is the beginning of a part college team. chored by linebackers Law Head coach await his team and will work sively, this team is set with a of the Newswire you will rence Taylor and Carl Banks,. Jimmy Johnson is drooling to motivate them to strive for pleathora of run1.1ing backs, turn to every week. who destroy opposing over QB Troy Aikman, who the NFC title.. .·. . . . QB Jim Everett and WR's . This column will cover players. cannot carry the whole team Chicago Bears~How can a Henry 'Ellard and Willie all the sports, from inter on his ~houlder. ·The running team; after a 4~0 start, lose· "Flipper" Anderson. The collegiate to intramural. to Washington Redskins~The Redskins are back with a game will improve, but ten of their la~t 12 games? .. offensive line is soli_d.· The professional. I'll talk vengeance. This Is only one Aikman will find no one fo The answer is DT Dan . "Eagle'.' defense is utilized to . about the sports ranging of two teams that finished in throw to. The linebackers are Hampton, who has been. keep ppposing offenses from from baseball to foosball,. :. fr()m to .badminton. · the top ten in offense (2) and . solid. The defensi.ve liJ:le an~.' . ha.rnp~rt;q by.ha~ k11e~s : :t~fP~!ng t~e. ~an., J;owev~~' teri~is . defense (9). QB Mark Rypien . seconc.fary are. unprepared for throughout his ('.a~eer. Also, ~ . to compete with th.e49ers : · I ask only two things has a superb group of receiv . the rigors of NFL play:· · · the defense i.s beginning to • · al1d Atlanta, they'will need a . from you this'year. if ers in Art Monk, Gary Clark CENTRAL . show signs of aging. The . . better secondary. there is a story that you and Ricky Sanders. The · .. ~innesota Vikings~ The .. . ranting and raving of head _ .Atlanta Falcons~ The . ·believe needs covered, offensive line is huge and the V1kmgs are full of talent, but coachMike.Oitka about how . , Fakons will be exciting to teHme, write.me or.fax defense extremely capable of the Yikes fall short in the · bad his tearn also lead to the watch. While I do not take a me (hey, it's the 90's) .. thwarting the best offenses in ·playoffs year after year. RB team's downfall. It's time QB personal liking t.o Jerry Gian~ Also; ifthere is a unique the NFL. Herschel Walker has to Jim Harbaugh stepped for~ ville, he is the right man for sporfwhich you think Philadelphia Eagles become more integrated into ward to lead this team. this team. The Falcons' main would be interestingfor a Buddy Ryan's quip about the Viking offense. It seems Tampa Bay Buccaneers- tactic this season will be to sports columnist to reaching the Super Bowl in Wade Wilson won this · Head coach Ray Perkins just outscore their opponents by attempt, tell me, write me five years was a nice dream. season's QB job uncontested. doesn't have the all-around using the infamous "Red or fax me. I've played a. The Eagle offense lacks a The wide receivers are solid talent that the Vikings or Gun." QB Chris Miller has a lot of different sports, but consistent running game, the and the offensive line is one 49ers have. However, the· fine arm and can toss the I'm always i11terested in ' line is average, and the of the NFL's best. The Bucs do have the best line- bomb all day. The defense is trying a new one. receivers are slow. However, defense, is mean as hell. backers in the NFL. QB weak, with only NT Tony eXcUse me will make Philadelphia has one of the Detroit Lions-Head coach Vinny Testaverde will have Casillas and CB "Neori" you laugh, it will make. most exciting players in QB Wayne Fontes and his "Silver less pressure on him to carry Deion Sanders as legitimate you cry. Sometimes, I'll Randall Cunningham. Stretch" offense are going to the"O" if RB Gary Anderson . ProBowlers. offer an entertaining Ryan's "Bear Defense" has , make a Jot of noise this year; can display his. magic and if New Orleans Saints-The source of info,.while other had much success, due to DE especially with amazing RB the line can continue to bully Saints own the second best times, I'll make you fall . Reggie White, who can Barry Sanders and rookie QB · defenders. However, the record in the NFL during the asleep. And who kr\ows, literally crush people. Andre Ware. The foundation ·pass rush is poor a·nd the lastthree years and have only maybe I'll return to Phoenix Cardinals-As for a strong offensive line secondary horrible. one playoff loss to show for making people angry. and group of.wide receivers it., My feeling is thatjohn All-in-all, though, I hope Fourcade will take over at to make you think. QB. The Saints offense is ·James P. Gannon, a EVERYBODY'S records, tapes, decent. RB Dalton Hillard is columnist for The Detroit a fine runner, but tends to get News, said.of column I WE BUY Be SELL I . RIDGE RD. injured. The Saints pride and writing, "A good column • joy is their group.of lineback is an intensely personal . HUGE SELECTION OF IMPORTS ers, who pummel helpless thing - a projection of ' •ROCK •SOUL •JA12 QB's for a hobby. I hope the the ideas, values, thought •METAL •ALTERNATIVE •BLUES Saints get an easier division processes and personality •PUNK •OLD R&B •OLDIES when _the NFL is realigned. of the writer." Wow, · · you're going to know NEW&: USED COMPACT DISCS This is part two of a two more about me than my · "VOTED TI-IE BEST R,ECORD STORE IN ONCINNATI "by ONCINATI MAGAZINE" 1987 part series providing a sneak family does once this year preview to the 1990-91 Na-· is over. Good luck· ROCK T-SHIRTS & POSTERS MON. ·SAT 11·9 sional Football League. · everyone, and keep 6106 MONTGOMERY RD. SUN 12 -6 ·531-4500 ·cAT RIDGE) CINTI .. OH reading. . The Xavier Newswire· Wednesday, September 5, 1990 ·Page 7 NCAA to ·share the wealth• A decision was made last tournament performance of · That's fair, considering merely drag down the other· the NCAA think that a few week .. The Executive the school's conference over the Big 10 placed no less schools in the conference rule changes will change a Committee's bright idea is a a six-year period. than six teams in the tourna who could make money national mindset? share-the-wealth plan, Let's put this in ment last year, .while with good tournament Face it - not every designed to let all Division I perspective: CBS is paying conferences such as the Big appearances. college basketball player is a basketball schools taste the more than $100 million for West already survive off the Finally, there's the theory scholar. As disappointing as CBS television-money pie. the television rights to the success of cornerstone that sharing the wealth will it sounds, few of Under the old plan, NCAA basketball tourna schools like Nevada-Las initiate a revival in the true basketball's best are in schools received money . ment. Coaches and players Vegas. nature of sportsmanship. college for an education. according to how far their spend long hours on the ' If this plan had been im NCAA Executive Director For many, the NCAA is .team advanced in the courtandinthelockerroom. plemented last year, Ne~ Dick Schultz says that he minor-league training NCAA basketball tourna pursuing the dream of vada-Las Vegas wotild have wants schools to return to before they make it to the ment. winning the basketball had to depend on San Jose · playing for the trophy rather NBA where the money is. But with the new reve tournament. State and University of than playing for dollars. Hopefully, when,the nue-sharing plan, the And with the new pla'n, Pacific. Needless to say, Welcome to the '90s, committee meets in the fall NCAA will divide.an the NCAA will divide up · Vegas would have had con NCAA. Money runs sports, to finalize the procedure, estimated $70 million · the money based on siderably less to bank on. · and college basketball will they will turn around and among the 294 schools with whether or not the school The premiere conference have to die before commer realize the inevitable reality Division I basketball teams. has a water-pofo team or schools may make a few cialization does. of the future. In short, a majority of the plays women's field hockey. dollars less in the deal, but When the Chris Jacksons allotments will be based on Even better, the NCAA is the weak schools in the and the Dennis Scotts are By DARIN BUNCH the number ofprograms basing the allotments on the weaker conferences won't leaving school with eligibil ©Copyright 1990, USA and athletic scholarships a. performance of the school's be getting any of it. 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A PNC BANK .Equal Opportunity Lender. Member 1:01c. - Page 8 - Wednesday, September 5, 1990 -The Xavier Newswire SAC 1s. schedule is taking off A mixed bag: . ,, . · title of "Cinema X", SAC · . ~h.e !1'1d-~eek drabs by . offers the opportunity to By Becky Froehhc.h 101mng. fnends for an even~ng view top attraction films at a The Xavier Newswire of music an~ dance. The first discount price. Movies run Hollywood Plans to With the beginning of Jump~tart will b~ ~ept. S, everyThursday and Friday at another schoolyear, comes featuring the music of Only 2:30 and 7:30 pm in the Mortals. h Ad · · · $1 00 fright an·d delight the start of the Student 0 S t 12 K k K 11 t eater. m1ss1on 1s . . · Activities Council's (SAC) . ~ ~p · f ' tc e .Y f and the film Robocop 2 will 11 0 fall entertainment schedule. bwi he edreMor an evem~g open the series. tion company, is Arnold eac an otown mJ.JSIC. New on the SAC agenda is Schwarzenegger as a "Kin Kelly the "Xavier Does Cincinnati" By Molly A. Donnellon ;n~~~se~~~~l;~~:PE~~~~~th B~fore perfo~ms t~ere dergarten Cop~" Sch entertain and inform the will be an Ope~ I\:'hke Night series. This is basically a "see The Xavier Newswire for students w1shmg to show c· . t'" t f t warzenegger plays an Xavier community. Fronted ff h . . . 1 1 · If mcmna 1 . ypeo even undercover detective who this year by president. Meg o . t heir ongma thta ents. 'd · me· 1u d'mg mg· Iti s a t Bogar t's. , 0 0 Dollar signs areringing up poses as a teacher to catch a Olberding, SAC has been .>'. u ave an act at Y. u Enjoy The Arts events and in the eyes of movie conipa- murderer. This comedy will working hard to add some hke. to do, there are still spots different activities in and available. Contact the SAC d th 't p ka e . nies as they plan their fall be out by Christmas . ·"meat to the bones" of the ff' f .. f t' aroun e c1 y. ac g line-up. And, as we students From Orion Pictures - o ice or more m orma 1011. d . b ·1 bl f th'· rogram and they are very R MC R d . . b ca 1s w1 11 e avai a e or 1s P apper u e w1 11 e . . · · , ... fill up our cal.endar with tests comes "Dances With excited about the events th · f th S t . series and although they are ere or e ep. 19 . f ·11 t and basketballgames, we Wolves." Kevin Costner planned for the upcoming J . t t All J t t not set as o yet, w1 mos will wantto reserve some makes his directorial debut in semester. bu~ps :~ 3 um~s ~r s. likely include admission to timefor the following· this film set in the 1860s. According to Olberding, .egi~ af. : ·0 pm an a mis- most of the events as well as s1on 1s ree. .· · . releases. _ "Dances," set for an ear!y . "The goals of SAC are to SAC offers Xavier the "ft's transportation. . . . . "Henry & June," based on Nov. release, is a story of a provide an opportunity for L ht· W , Aft ,, Another new addition to the book by Ana is Nin, st~trs man who becomes trapped .students to relax and.to offer. Caug derS .. ~re. ther SAC this year is the SAC . ome y enes m e H . Th' · · d d Uma Thurman ("Dangerous bv different worlds as he activities that they wouldn't D d th. th' d T ot1 me. 1s recor e bl ownun er e 1r ues- · . . b d .t d Liasons," and "The Adven- ~itnes.ses America's last ~::.~PY have availa e to day of every month~ starting mesk~g~ ;~11 ~ t~p a e " tures of Baron Munchausen") frontier. at 9:09pm. Mike Saccone wee Y wi. ·a 1 e upcom~ng as a young woman who is Cher, Winona Rider and This year SAC is offering .. th . S t events available to the Xavier .f opens e series on ep . 18 . d Th b · tom between her husband, .Christina Ried will star in four different series o events;. 0 neof ..th e mos t popu 1ar stu ent. e num er 1s ·author Henry Miller, and "Mermaids," which deals Every Wednesd ay nigh t m SAC h ff d · J x3999 Miller's esoteric wife, June. .with the coming~of-age of the Downund er is t h e, events. b k as .o ere. m tie SAC. h o ld s ·t·h.e1r · "'ee, : kl y .mp·s' t. arts past 1s ac agam t 1i1syear, · e· t.. - · ··.· ·e· . _;;;...·· · da t Dir:ected by Philipn . three women: a free~spirited Jtlmpstart. 5 The.Ju th Fl1 · s ·· · G · · ··· b - ti · me - mg ev · ry , ues ya Kaufman("Unbearable Light-. mother, her 15-year old · give students a way to '.'beat e · m cries. omg Y ie 3pm in the Terrace Room. · ness ofBeing" and "The Right daughter who yearns to settle =---.--...... These meetings are open to Stuff") this film is scheduled down and her imaginritivP.. evervone and all areencour-' · for October. nine year old da\.lirhter. Due iged to attend. There are .. Chucky, the demonicdoll ·. ·out on Dec. 12, "Mermaid's" ...... 1lsofour operi positions on is back! Starring Alex -. cast.should bring great 3AC available· tofreshmen Yince11t and Jenny Agutter,. success. ~nd new students. Applica "Child's Play 2" presents a Set ii11957 Hollywood, tions will be available Sept.. young boy being tormented ·''Guilt)' by Suspicion" stars 12th in the SACoffice, by his doll who tries to Robert De Niro. In this · information desk and Club -possess his souL You're safe Warner Bros. film, De Niro Days On The Mall. SAC from this one until Nov. 9. portrays a successful movie · promises a semester filled From Imagine Entertain director whose intense focus with enough entertainment ment, Ron Howard's produc- on his work causes him to for everyone. neglect.all other aspects of his life, including his wife and MARK A. LEVINE, M.D. son. Due to his politiCal past, howe·ver; he is forced to. Obstetrician I Gynecologist evaluate his relationships .. Four of America's most •Tues, Sept11 • Sat, Sept 29 New patients welco.:me popular actors have joined CAMEO together for "Valkenv~nia." $20.00 off iritial visit Chevy Chase, John Candy, REGGAE .. BLACK UHURU Dan Aykroyd and Demi .. .t~ This Fri • Sept 7th • 8:30pm with this ad. Moore star in this movie . "Valkeilvania" takes Chase SWEET FA w/Naked Truth -•This Saturday, Sept a and Moore thru an East AFGHAN WHIGS w/Warehouse • Friday, Sept 14 Evening and Weekend Coast township overloaded WORLD PARTY • Friday, Sept 21 . . by a 106~year-old, hard line Appointments·available ' Justice ofthe Peace; Directed 47Xtra Beats • Saturday, Sept 22 by Aykroyd, "Valkenvania" fHE CAVE DOGS • Tllursday, Sept 27 proves to be a "comic night JOE JACKSON wn.orl Carson • Tuesday, Oct mare." 2 ·The.Christ Hospital These selections should. ZACHARY RICHARD • Wednesday, Oct 3 keep yciu busy at least LEO KOTIKE • Frldar, Oct s Medical Offi
people are wrong,''. she adds. she si~ Prince's "Nothing · Ah, yes. The video. toll on O'Connor. She must Fame pains Sinead tour and yet she admits to O'Connor. · "It's that I'm not good at it." Compares 2 U ." That's the one where she sings "Nothing Compares 2 being, "a very nervous Where the Irish singer "I'm not 'Miss Commeri To explain that, cal' or 'Miss Accessible.' My O'Connor says, "but-that's U" and weeps. performer. I'm not the most could be basking in the glory "Nobody can resist that gregarious person. I don't of her double-platinum songs reach a particular because 'Nothing Compares section of society. Some cab 2 U' was played on the radio. video," O'Connor says, know how to conduct a album, "I Do Not Want What laughs, and sheepishly conversation with an audi I Haven't Got," and its haunt driver in New York is not It was a fluke. I never got going to pick up my music.'' played before and. I probably ·admits, "I know I can't. You ence." ing single,·"Nothing Com don't often see people.crying pares 2 U," she sits on .the But that same cabbie, won't get played again. who will laugh when he Basically, the reason the their eyes out in videos. It's a By CLIFF RADEL patio of the new World bit disturbing." ©Copyright 1990, USA Music Theatre in Tinley Park, hears Andrew Dice Clay call album and the single have Sinead O'Connor "a cute, been a success is because of Her soulful revelations TODAY I Apple College Ill., just south of Chicago, and and fame have taken their Information Network frowns into the golden glow bald chick," will listen when the video." · of a Midwestern sunset. O'Connor should be MERYL STREEP SHIRLE'r MACLAINE DENNIS QUAID sitting on top of the world. She's 23 and justtwo albums into a career where both "I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got" and "Nothing Com pares 2U" went to No. 1. Already, she is famous for her painfully expressive singing voice, her short, short hair and her principles. She walked off NBC's "Saturday Night Live" rather than share the same stage with the · accused misogynist- comic Andrew Dice Clay. . Additionally, New Jersey-area radio stations have bamied her records after listeners protested O~Conrior'.s,refllsal to.allow "The Star Spangled Banner" to be played before her concert at the Garden State Arts Center. "I sincerely harbor no disrespectfor America or Americans, but I have a policy of not having any national anthems played before my concerts ii:t any country, not even my own, because they have nothing to do with music in general," she said in a press release. But she has enough adoring fans to fill 30,000- plus seat stadiums. "I do very much respect my audience," she says. "I'm glad they like me. But there has to be a time when you're ... off duty. Having a wonderful time, wish I were here. "I can't get used to being stared at in restaurants. And I aJLUMBIAPICTURES PRESENlS •pgSJWDS FllOM THE EOGr MUSIC ll't l'.AllLY SIMON JDllOR WI nTEEN won't wear a wig or a dis .PRODUCTION DESIGNER PRlllZIA VON. BRANDENSJEIN ·· .DIREClDR OF PH0106RAPHY MICHAEL' BAllllAllS. A.S.C. guise. I won't allow people to force me into a situation EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS NEIL mus AND ROBERT GREENHUT SCREENPLAY ll't l'.AllRIE FISHER BASED ON HER NOVEL ·where I can't be myself. If P~~U~~.~1c~~~~.~!~~iLS AND JOHN CALLEY !~!!rMIKE.NICHOLS Aall!~~!~~! ! 11 10 someone's bothering me at a IR['iiND£A11AtoliiR.rSAcCo-.••.. 1NllN.GI ...... <;' " ..., .. s AUllilfl'S•SlllVlD. ~ restaurant, I tell them to get : •. ~ -·- • ..J.~A.!tH QA ~~~~!E~A~O~~~ ·- ~ · ' . lost." ·But that's only when TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 she's trying to eat. At other times and places she·suffers ·FREE SCIEEllll 7:30 PM in silence. · · Brought to youcourteS']of#· UNIVERSITY CENTER. THEATRE "I'll be walking down Sponsored by . the road and there'll be some Student · Activities Council awful personal problem I'm· Tickets are available beginning September 6 at trying to sort out and I'll Xavier University Center Student Activities. have to stand and have my Lia' clalbarne'··. . . ·'"', picture taken with people I . c ·s don't know over and over: . C 0 S M E T "It's not that these E•X•T•E•N•S•l•O•N•S Page 10 ·Wednesday, September S, 1990 ·The Xavier Newswire Early preparation eases application process
traditional student she By Garry Weiss talked to has been to The Xavier Newswire Clemson and Northwestern Universities, but said Xavier Whether a student is is the best. · starting college for the first "Megan Mosley, a mar time or continuing his or her keting major from Fairfax education ina non-traditional Virginia applied to Xavier program, the application last March. She said she process has one overriding visited ~ friend here last year theme: apply early. "because of the small and One girl left the Admis friendly atmosphere," added sions office crying last Friday Widenman. because she could not get Kathleen McCarthy, a admitted to Xavier. She had junior public relations major applied too late. from Indianapolis, also likes . Jay Leiendecker, director the family atmosphere. of Admissions, said about She advises new students 500 transfer applications are to get to know their advisor processed each semester in and professors. McCarthy addition to the new students. said, "It was good to know "People just come off the they were available to help street each year with no first hand, instead of getting preparation," he said. In this second hand information situation, if a person wanted can know in a few days or measure that." get fijled early," she said. from someone else." to live on campus it would weeks whether they are "The faculty is entitled to a C~PS works primarily with Brian Murdy, a business be hard because student accepted or not« It's some student who is reasonably people 22 years or older with major from Pittsburg was housing was filled months times a difficult choice. For prepared," he added. any course schedule, or. those accepted at Xavier last April. ago. example, Leiendecker saip, Sue Widenman; Director under 22 going to school "I wa_s looking for a Jesuit He said if a person has an "When you see a three oi six for .The Center for.Adult and part-time or evening. college and my dad recom application, high school on the SAT you have a tough Part-Time Students (CAPS), "Most of the·students that mended Xavier," he said. transcript or equivalent, decision. . advises students to "start the are coming back' to us have "Everyone has really been .;t,.ndardized test result or "The hardest thing to process early so yo'4 have been out of school for quite a helpful here," he said. "I records of any previous measure is motivation, he time to make decisions." while,'' said Widenman. have been impressed with college turned in, he or she said. There is no yardstick to ·"Most of the core courses She said one of the non- the Manresa _week." k'ick·s off a new year this group of students. .By E.S. Wadlington III There is always room for story ideas are always The Xavier Newswire more reporters and writers. welcomed and appreciated. Feel free to write letters in Contact Ealer Wadlington, III Today is the beginning of response to any information or Garry Weiss, sec~ion . a full year of Extensions. found on these pages, and editors, at 745-3561. · The goal of Extensions is ~o expand Xavier's educa LOOKING·FOR COUEGE tional resources, by accom modating persons otherwise , ASSISTANCE? LOOK ro· unable to take advantage of AIR FORCE ROTC. such resources. Every other week, Exten sio.ns will pay particular attention to the extracurricu You may be eligible. for a ' lar activities, hot topics and scholarship that can 'pay full concerns of non-traditional. college tuition, textbooks, fees ... students, graduate students, and $ IOO each academic month: alumni and commuters at Xavier. Extensions will address issues like child care, how·to study while juggling a job, and how, to handle a family, school and work. · The editorial staff is eager to see what ideas the univer sity community has to offer · to Extensions. · The staff wants to be the most efficient section it can be in covering the concerns of· Leadership Excellence Starts Here The Xavier Newswire -Wednesday, Septembers, 1990- Page 11 Paying for the privilege . . . Granting options with financial aid ~~~~©~~ qualify for an upperclas_s tt tials. Grant is another financial @~~~g By E.S. Wadlington Ill scholarship. ~ studen.t must .According to Comerota, award for students. The Xavier Newswire have a cumulative grade the following.scholarships This grant is awarded on point average of 3.25 or have deadline dates, eligibil the basis of financial need to b\U~mNrn higher after completing at ity criteria and renewals qualified applicants on a Nobody said paying for least 24 hours of undergradu criteria. The scholarship . first-come, first served basis. ??????????? college was easy. ate courses. program is being reviewed As long as funds are avail ...... At Xavier, a combination To receive a scholarship, a for 1991-1992, so qualifying able, Xavier will award of grants and scholarships student must be registered criteria may.change. grants. Students are required often help defray the cost of a full-time. The scholarship is •Xavier Undergraduate to file a FAF to be considered ®M~~~ college education. The awarded on a yearly basis. Service Fellowship. for Xavier grants. particular needs of non At the end of the year, if a Students must rank in the Another grant that is W[}{J@7/ traditional students are student's GPA is not 3.25 or . top 3-perccnt, full tuition awarded is the Edgecliff addressed as well, through higher, the upperclass roornand board is paid. An grant. The requirements are ???????????...... the Center for Adult and scholarship will not be essay must be submitted by the same as the XU grant, Part-time Students (CAPS). 'renewed the following year. January 15, 1991. Five of with the added stipulation CAPS provides financial Another common scholar these scholarships are given. that the recipients must be options for students who ship is the departmental •St. Fran\:iS Xavier.Schol blood-relatives of an have little or no financial aid. scholarship. One $1,500 arships. Edgecliff alumnus or a Sister LO•B, _ According to Comerota, schofarship goes to the Studentsmust rank in top of Mercy. approximately thirty CAPS highest scorer on exams 3 perce11t, full tuiti~n scholar students are awarded money offered in each of six depart TIM ship is given. Currentvalue This is the second of a each academic year. Money ments. 'I;'hose departments is $7,650. Ten scholarships is also available for summer series of articles written in are.chemistry, history, Latin, are given and nominees must studies. mathematics, modern cooperation with Mary apply and be accepted for Comerota, assistant director One hundred dollars to languages, and physics. admission by February 15. · $500 is"the average value of Financial Aid. Other scholarships are •Fr. Pedro Armpe, S.J. awarded to. CAPS students. .offered primarily to incoming Scholarship . No one who is on academic freshman. ·· This scholarship is probation can receive this · There is no separate awarded every four years to aid.· application process for these an outstanding American · University of Wisconsin Ifa student does not students as considerations is student. This award is a Platteville qualify for CAI'S financial based on high school aca four-year, fulH\lition grant. assistance money, they cari demic and leaders.hip cred\'!n~ TheXay!er ~niyersity . , . f.1:-.; ·>. ,.. ; ,.,. .,;-; ' :r: .. -' ·.• ~. ' ,. .. ~ .
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The Student Gov Student Activities All announcements for the ernment Association §~ l!um!MuO©!M Council opens the fall 1 0 has its first meeting weekly Calendar must be 6 film series with sent to The Xavier Newswire Robocop 2. It will be shown · of the year at 2:30 in CBA 4. - ~fl(j)) {Q)g !Mil~§ office in the University at 2:30 and 7:30 in the Univer The meeting is open to every Center, ground floor, by the sity Theater and admission is one. -~rlM©1®f1Drl !J))o[f@©fl@[!W. Friday prior to publication, $1. at 12 p.m. (noon). Please This is the last day direct mail to Gary Wahoff, Senior Beach Party · for ~han~es and late M[PJ@@fJ@ Calendar editor. Be sure to Auditions for Xavier 11 reg1stra hons · include name and phone 7 Player's first play of orru fl© fl !fifJJ ©7 fl o@f!D number. · the year, 'The Foreigners' at 7:30pm at Cohen Center. Sneak preview film Student Activities 11 Council meeting at If you do not wish to have your phone September · Xavier student recital 3pm in the Ten-ace Room Men and.Women's and everyone is invited to number listed in this year's Student 8 Cross Country meet attend to. see vvhat they are all about. . Directory, you must fill out a form at the information 'desk by Sept. 73 _ Wednesday Jumpstart Xavier's Women's The Cincinnati Reds' 5 begins at 9:30 in the 9 Soccer team meets battle the Houston Down under, featuring George Washington 12. Astros at 7:35pm at the band Only Mortals. Riverfront Stadium . . If you are not living in university Mass for the Opening Xavier's Women's of the School Year will Questions, com housing and want to register your Soccer takes on Univer 9 be at 4:30pm in Bel ments or thoughts 5 stiy of Kentucky. nevv number with the Student lannine Chapel. about The Xavier . Direct9ry and information desk, you College Survival Newswire? Marketing Club ·Call us at.745-3561. Program: African Meeting must fill out a Student Change Form 5 American Students 10 We would love to hear from you. at the Registrar's Office by Sept. 73 ·
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