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SpectatorNon-Profit Org. the PAID Seattle, WA. PermitNo. 2783 SEATTLE UNIVERSITYNovember 9,1988 IT BIG WINS being president BUSH by the first vice ByKENBENES As polls closed in the eastern time Simpson, a Seattle Democratic to running ManagingEditor zone, the results showed Bush with campaign coordinator. "With candidate concede beforehis comfortable leads throughout southern Pennsylvania and Illinois up for grabs, mate,alsoechoed these thoughts. states. Florida, Georgia, Alabama, we thought that if we swept much of "This race has been an incredible Tennessee were among thefirst wonby the west, we could win." experience," he said. "Michael and I came quickly. At 6:17 Bush. Three northern states,Ohio,New But the western sweep never wageda campaign that was worthy of The results Idaho, theAmerican people. We told the truth p.m. PST, Republican George Bush Jersey and Connecticut, also went to materialized. Nevada, Colorado named the projected winner by Bush. and Montana went to the GOP. And and we stepped up to the issues. was Yesterday we visited four states and C.B.S. in the race for the presidency, Texas,consideredakey statebyboth Vice-President Bush became President- MichaelDukakisby candidates, went to Bush by a large electBush. attended eightrallies. And weneverlost defeatingDemocrat that sightof thedream." a widemargin. margin, making it apparent "Thepeoplehave spoken," a smiling Dukakis'choice of TexasSenator Lloyd Bushsaidduring his acceptancespeech. Bush's running mate, Dan Quayle, Bush, who will become the 41st Bentsen as a running mate had little "I mean to be a president fo all the was surprisingly absent from any GOP U.S. president,led throughout the final impact. people. For those who supportedme,I victory party. campaign by anywhere months of the Analysts on each of the three hope to be worthy of your trust. For In their own state, which went to points national from 7-10 percentage in didn't,I to it." Dukakis, Washington Republicans Dukakis networks commented on a possible those who hope earn polls, put any thoughts of a Bushrunaway. For Dukakis, the concession speech celebratedBush'snational success. torest early. miracle "Since Texasbecame astatein 1845, seemedalmost arelief that thecampaign "Sure we're excited," said Jennifer Most national results show Bush no Democrat has won without it," said wasover. Dunn, the state's GOP campaign winning thepopular voteby about a ten Sam Keely, CNN political anylist. "GeorgeBush will beour president," advisor. "Sure we feel a little percentagepoint margin, 55-45. This "Dukakis found himself a hole in early he said. "We face many crucial issues disappointed that we didn't win resulted in Bush winning 39 states, in the south. This could be another in the upcoming years, and we must Washington, but we're delighted that we which yielded405 votesin theelectoral Reagan-Mondale election." worktogether." did so well across the country." college. Only 270 electoral votes are But Dukakis supportersfound hope As the crowd at Dukakis' Boston For the Democrats, reaction was needed to win. soon after. The Massachessets headquarters chanted "Ninety-two," bittersweet. "It was over before it started," said Governor wonMaryland, West Virginia, Dukakis described the '88 race as a "We're happy to win Washington," Al Swift, a U.S. Representative from District of Columbia and his home marathon. said Karen Marchioro, the state's Seattle. "When Bush started sweeping state. "Wehad alotof good days,and we Democratic campaign chairperson. the deep south and mid-west, it was And when he won New York, had a lot of not-so-good days. But at "When your state hasn't voted for a apparent he would have more than Democratic optimism grew. the end of the race, we found the Democrat in 20 years, there's reason to enough electoral votes to coast to "When we won New York, we strength to find that finalkick." celebrate. But obviously, we would victory." thought we hada chance," said Kenneth Lloyd Bentsen, who set a precedent have liked todo better nationwide." Gardner easily beats Williams By KENBENESandSTEVECLARKE thePuget Sound corridor, wasa shoe-in SpectatorStaffReporters against the little-known conservative from Longview. Gov. Booth Gardner brushed off a Williams insisted after his defeat that challenge by BobWilliams yesterday to he didnotsee himselfasamaverick. win a second term at the top job in "I've been in the party 28 years," he Olympia. He is the first Washington said. "Iam aparty person." State governor to win reelection since Attorney General Ken Eikenberry, 1972. who wonreelection last night, was one As of 5 a.m., with 85 percent of the of many Republicans who praised state's precincts reporting, Gardner led Williams for bringing new people into his Republican opponent 70 percent to the party. 30 percent. "There's no doubt inmy mind thathe "Obviously I'mhappy," Gardner told inspired people to get involved," supporters. "We'vecome a lonp way in Eikenberry said. four years." Despite Williams' grass roots Gardner, called "the most popular support, polls after the primary never governor the state has seen" by the showed him with much of a chance of AssociatedPress,said helookedforward defeatingthe governor. tohis next term. Gardner's popularity has remained "I'm glad the voters have given me high throughout his term in spite of reason to believeI'm doing agood job," chiding he received periodically from he said. "I will continue to work to columnists around the state. Richard bring aboutimprovements." Larson of the Seattle Times once termed Williams told supporters in Seattle the governor "Prince Booth the that "wehave just begun thebattle." Faintheart" for his reluctance to The ten-yearveteranof theLegislature introduce a tax plan to pay for Republican challenger Bob Williams appears before party supporters at stunned political experts in September improvements in the state's education the Westin Hotel last night. Though he lost by a large margin to Gov. with his defeat of King County system. Booth Gardner, other Republicans credited him with helping to bring Prosecutor Norm Maleng in the ABC News announced Gardner had new faces into the party. Republicanprimary. won reelection at 7:40 p.m., before Conventional wisdom had held that pollsclosedaround the state. Inside: Maleng,a mainstream candidate from More 1988 election coverage

VolumeLX No.8(478-800) NEWS The senate: Gorton over Lowry? ByKENBENES Bill Williams, a Democratic for both the candidates and their And Ithink that's why so many are ManagingEditor campaign chairman,agreedwithLowry. supporters. supporting me." campaign "At this point, anything could what to do with "This has been a of "I don't know campaigning on their part," happen," he said. "We have not heard myself," a Gorton supporter said. "At negative In arace that seemed togo back and from all the the precincts,and it is our just feel the Lowrysaid. "Butour campaign didnot some points, you can distortions. forth all night, it appears that understandingthat a lotof the precincts excitementintheair. But at run ads which were lies or Republican energy and basedtotally onthe truth. Slade Gorton has defeated where we are particularly strong are other points, you can just feel that Our adds were Democrat Mike Lowry in the race for slow to report. So as far as we're drain ofeveryone." AndIam veryproudof this." the U.S. Senate. energy out candidates also used the waiting concerned, the raceis still up fro grabs. oneof The With of theprecincts reporting, "It would almostbe better if period give thanks to their most And then there is always hope with the big," Lowry to Gorton was reported to have the candidates had won a campaigns. a lead of absentee votes." to twopercentagepoints, 51-49. supported said. "This is almost thankful to those to who have The race But according to the Associated "Iam will probably not be officially tough to handle." workedsohard tohelpmake thedream a decided Press, absentee votes probably won't until write-in votesarecounted later this Throughout the night, both reality," Gorton said. "Iam happy with week. make a difference. Traditionally, downplayedtheimportanceof work wehave done." absenteeballots have leaned towardsthe candidates the TheAssociatedPress declaredGorton the polls. campaign based on the winner Republicans,whichmeans Gortoncould politicians one thing," "We ran a at 2:10a.m. slim "All know fairness, peace and the leary add tohis lead. very, very progress, Both candidates we're of Lowry said. "Polls can be environment," Lowry said. "These are claiming victory admitting For both candidates, adding and or defeat. At misleading." country should stand 2:50 a.m., Gorton finally subtracting to leads was something that things that this admitted that "Only one poll counts," said Gorton. brought our message to he thought he had captured senate occurred throughoutelection night. for. We have the "Throughout this entirecampaign, there Andin the end, we did the seat vacated by the retirement of opened with Gorton the people. The race have been plenty of polls. Butonly one best wecould do." RepublicanDanEvans. jumping six point lead. That poll. out to a poll counts, and that's the final Reaction to the declaration of a "We have run a terrific campaign, quickly changedto a five pointlead for Andthat's what we're waiting for." and we be Gorton victory was tobeexpected. can proud," Gorton said. Lowry. With about a quarter of the used the period of keeping my fingers "This wasa tight race,and itcouldhave The candidates "I have been precincts reporting, Lowry's lead get in some last minute night," said Jennifer Dunn, gone either way. happy out waiting to crossed all Iam Icame increased to eightpoints. the victor. But there are no losers mudslinging. Washington GOP advisor. "Ican't tell But with about a third of the "I think a lotof peopleexpectedme youhow happy Iam." tonight. This was thebest senaterace in if country." precincts reporting, the race was at a to do poorly in this campaign, Mike "Obviously,Iwillbe disappointed the lose," said. ForLowry, polls deadheat,50-50. Itwould stay that way Lowry included," Gorton said. "But I we actually did Williams the anddeclarations hard, a lot to weresomething tobe distrusted. for they rest of the night,occasionally think the people of this state know this "We worked and we have "I will wait shifting to 51-49 for Gorton and then to is an important race, and Ithink they be proud of. But to come so close and until the absentees are a tough pill to counted,"he said. "Rightnow,nothing 51-49 for Lowry. know that we can't afford to send lose, it would be iscertain." This closenessmade for a longnight another liberal democrat to the senate. swallow." Republicans celebrate 1988 victories

BySTEVE CLARKE something to work for," she said. Editor Dunn added she hopes the people Seattle-area Republicans celebrated brought into the party by Williams' their victories last night in a spirited grass roots efforts will not become bash downtown at the Westin Hotel. disappointed by thebeatinghereceived Network news projections pronounced fromGov. BoothGardner. Vice President George Bush the "Bobby's shortcoming was running presidential winner before theparty got against a very popular governor," Dunn under way,and the moodneverdipped. said. She noted that Republicans will make a conscious effort to keep "Michael Dukakis just conceded the Williams' supportersinvolved with the race," emcee Brett Bader announced to party. the cheering crowd. "And it's only U.S. Representative John Miller smiles during his victory speech last Congressman Rod Chandler, who night at Seattle's Westin Hotel. Miller was reelected to the First 8:30!" won re-election handily, agreed District. Party-goers watched the tight Gorton- Williams had activated people who Lowry senate race with concern but previously weren't involved inpolitics. THREE GOOD REASONS grew more optimistic as Gorton He said he didn't believe those TO SELL FOR FARMERS maintained a slight lead throughout the conservative supporters would become night. disenchanted with the political process 3.Represent Farmers. The When 53 percent of the vote was in because of theloss. U^^^tit^^C^ andGorton still hungon to a two-point Farmers Insurance Group of "They'll remain involved because Companies has long been one of lead, Bader exclaimed, "It looks like Mike Lowry is going to be looking for that's the type of people they are," If yourlooking for a newopportunity in the largest and most successful Chandler said. sales, we have an idealposition foryou. firms in the business with assets work." exceeding $1.5 billion. Our As thecrowdburstinto applause,one Among the winners who appeared 1.Be in business for innovative products have helped man turned toafriend andcracked, "Let before the crowd was Congressman Miller, yourself. As a Farmers agent our sales revenue grow for 50 him go to Nicaragua if he likes it so John who pulled ahead of you'll be your own boss and make years, well." challenger Reese Lindquist in a close your own decisions. You control First Districtrace. your income, working conditions, If you have the ambition and ability Losing conservative gubernatorial candidate Bob Williams received an "I'm looking forward to working with and professional standards. to run your own business we will President Bush. you in our comprehensive enthusiastic reception from the group, ..and Sen. Slade put though his surprise primary win over Gorton,"Miller said. 2.Work In a stable Industry. training program immediately. King CountyProsecutor Norm Malcng Gorton held his own party at the Historically the insurance industry the has been recession proof- people hadcausedconsternation throughout Mountaineers Club in Seattle. party. simply must have insurance Oharles H. Horn At 1:00 a.m.he and Lowry spokevia protection. And as inflation rises 701- 5th Avenue #3420 Jennifer Dunn, chair of the television hook-up. Gorton called sodo premiums andyour commis- Seattle, Wash. 98104 Republican State Committee, credited Lowry "oneawfully goodcandidate." sions. Williams with much of the evening's "Theysaid it would be aclose race," "There's no question he FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP OF COMPANIES success. Lowry said. "They wereright," Gortonresponded.

Pagetwo/ (November9/The Spectator mn SU administrators react to Bush's education policies

By KEN BENES and MISCHA president, he would have given LANYON emphasis to it, and would have treated SpectatorNews/Features public education very well, too. Andas far is SU is concerned, my feeling is that the Dukakis stress on social issues When asked to comment on their generally race, and concerns is more feelings of the 1988 presidential mission of Seattle University administrators compatible withthe general winner, this institution." expressed a hope that the policies, Pierce is Republican George Bush, would keep As for Bush's optimistic. his promise to provide more for higher education. "Bush talks aboutpublic and private The administrators also expressed sectorsgettingtogether,"he said. "On a some disappointment in the fact that whole,this would bepositive." Denis Ransmeier, SU vice president Democrat Michael Dukakis came out administration, the loser. for finance and was also "GeorgeBush says he will be the optimistic. education president,so it would benice "Hopefully, better times are ahead to see him push a policy that would regardlessof who wonand who lost,"he carry out that promise," said John said. "Traditionally, the Democrats Eschelman,SUexecutive vicepresident. have providedmore for education. But "But my expectation is that Dukakis Bush has indicated that he plans to be the outcome of the 1988 hope A map of the United States shows would haveprovided more funding for strongin thisarea,also. Ijust we election. Republican George Bush won 40 states. education, with financial aid moving will see an increasein studentloansand back to whereit wasprior toReagan." student aid." For GeorgePierce,SU vicepresident "I'm disappointed with both of university planning, the best choice candidates," said John Topel, S.J., SU Political science profs for president would have been Dukakis, vice president for academic affairs. due to his pastrecordin dealingwith the "George Bush will be more generous needs of highereducation. with financial aid than Reagan. It reflect on campaign "The proposals I've seen and heard would be impossible not to be. from Dukakis seem to show a better Reagan's policies have moved us By MISCHALANYON "The trends aren't that clear," said awareness and understanding of higher backwards, and Bush doesn't have the FeaturesEditor Young. "But what is clear is the education,"he said. "Dukakis seems to experienceor the vision toreverseit. importance of television." be more aware of student needs for "As for Dukakis, Ihad hoped he The 1988 presidential election is Young arguesthatbecause the nation financial assistanceandfinancial aid." would have outdistanced Bush in the over,but thecandidates' campaigns will is at peace and the economy is strong didn't, I Pierce added thatDukakisperformed area of education, but he and not soonbe forgotten. They can tell us "in the shortrun," this hasbeen a media wellasGovernor of Massachusetts,and think it hurt him." to in our new presidentand campaign. S.J., what expect wouldhave brought this same quality to William Sullivan, SU how future campaigns might be Youngsaid thathe ismore disturbed thepresidency. president,and JeremyStringer,SU vice conducted. about the way the mass media has "Dukakis treated higher education president for student life,could notbe "(George)Bush's campaign hasbeen handled theelections "like ahorse race very weUin his state," he said. "As reached for comment. one of the most dishonest in American or a sports event," thanhow Bushhas. history," according to Dr. Richard "The press has beencynical,lazyand Trends Young of the Seattle University they haven't presented the necessary political sciencedepartment. information to educate the American The"PRpolitics" that Bushhas used people about the issues," he said. incampaigning were successfuland will "They have forgotten that they have an Electoral College: continue right into his presidency, obligation to reportmore than just what according to Young. thecandidates are saying." "Bush has been more of a Scharf agrees with Young that the The unfair factor? ceremonial figure," he said. "He held American people are uninformed,but prestigious positions but wasn't active By Bill Williams, a doesn't necessarily blame it on the KENBENES campaign," said andhasn'taccomplishedmuch." Managing Editor campaign advisor from press. Democratic As president,Young suspects Bush Seattle. "At times during the race, we "The American people in general will be "more occupied with imagery have a poor understanding of the More than any other year, the felt we were doing very well with the international we than solving national and relationship between public policy and method in which weelect our president popular vote. But we always knew problems." werein trouble electorally. the quality of their lives," he said. hascome under seriouscriticism. Dr. Bradley Scharf,chairman of the how their daily Throughout the '88 campaign, both "They don't understand "For example, at one time this SUpolitical science department, doesn't lives are already influenced by the political experts and media analysts percentage summer we were seven feel the candidates have beenany more government. We need to know the questioned the concept of the electoral points ahead of Bush in a nationalpoll. negative than inpreviouselections. college. limits and potential of public But when youapplied the percentages to "It's not more negative, there's just authority." "How can we even consider the states, still behind in individual we were very little that's clearly positive," said advertising electoral college fair," said Time electoral votes because we weren't Scharf also feels the Scharf. "What is different is the too controlover Magazine'sRobert Ajemian. "Underthe carrying Florida, California,Texas and agencies havehad much reluctance of thepresidential candidates campaigns. current system, a candidate could lose Ohio." simply policy the todescribe their different "In the past, ads supplemented the popular vote and still win the continue, the They have of their And if current trends directions. gone out campaigns, acted as advisors. Now they election. And that's not supposed to be even more not to anydifferences." electoral college could have way have direct them from beginning to end." he whatademocracyis all about." impact in '92, '96 and the year2000. Mike Dukakis never told the "With the current system, states American peoplehow things would be which have large electoral votes are "What you will have is mega-states different withhim inoffice,according to Scharf argued that with so many catered toby thepresidentialcandidates, decidingthe presidentialelections," said Scharf. ads on television,we no longer see the because theelectoral collegeis a winner- David McCloskey, Seattle University "We used to see things like 'This candidates ina varietyof settings. situation," take-all said Pat Holt of the professor of sociology. "With current government is leading us down the This can be detrimental to a ChristianScience Monitor. "California, U.S. migration patterns,more and more wrong path." Sharp things. Not now," candidate's campaign, according to Florida, New York and Illinois are people are moving to the sun-belt he said. Scharf. He said that when Dukakis' targeted and givenadded attention,and states. And if we keep the electoral Youngand Scharf may not agreeon advertising stopped controlling his the smaller states are neglected. And college, then these states will gain how the candidates conducted their campaign three weeksago,hepickedup this system just isn't fair." electoral votes as their population campaigns, but they do agree on how groundrightright away.Butnotenough Under a Holt scenario, a candidate increases." the mediahandled them. todefeat GeorgeBush. could lose the popular voteby asmuch An example of this trend is the four people, the as 15 percentage points, yet still win state area of California, Arizona, New tremendous impact on the way weelect large number of retired great." the election by squeaking out victories Texas, according to our president would be the coming of impact is very Mexico and of in the states withlargeelectoral votes. McCloskey. age of the baby boomers, McCloskey Florida currently hasa population according to McCloskey. "If a candidate wins California by "Currently these states have a said. 11.6 million, to 15.4 million one percent,and loses Rhode Island by population of 40 million,and are very "When you look at the age of the That is expected to rise 45 percent, he is still winning therace. important to the electoral college," he people who vote, it is rather high," he by 2000. And this means the person voting in said. "But by the year 2000, their said,mentioning current statistics which "And as the baby-boomers get older Rhode Island isn't worthasmuch as the population will be 61 million. And the state that the U.S. citizens most likely and fall into the category which has the person voting in California." impact significant under the to vote fall inthe 55-70-year-oldrange. best voter turnout, Florida will have a would be race," "The electoral college has been a currentsystem." "And if you apply that to a state like lot of weight in the presidential burden to Dukakis throughout his Another trend that could have an Florida,a state which traditionally has a McCloskeyadded. Spectator 3 'November 9/The EDITORIALS Now it's time to work together their staffs whohave developed"Us vs. Them" mentalities. Thisis thelast thing we need. George Bushand his topaides appear to be consensus-builders, not ideologues. One of the most negative impressions about Bush is that his desire to be liked is larger than any particular politicalideal. We could do a lot worse. The conservative wing of his party (personified bycolumnist George Will) tried to tear Bush to pieces earlier this year because ofhis lack of ideological credentials. Will, whocoached Reagan for thedebates of 1980and 1984, went so far as to callBush a "lap dog" atone point. The message shouldbemade clear to President-elect Bush that if he really seeks to be an effective manager of compromise programs to solve the nation'sproblems,he willbe supported. It is true his emphasis on voluntarism has sounded shallow at times in the campaign, especially considering the scope of what must be done in our country. But let us not be too critical until we have truly givenof ourselves. One crucial roadblock stands in the way of putting aside differences and working side-by-side with our new president. Thatroadblock is hishistory levels. warlike. Todoso wouldnotonly be with the contrasand theCIA. By as STEVECLARKE While the argument that the Soviets wrong,but couldmean missing a great Thousands of people have suffered to played Editor have switched priorities certainly has opportunity to test both left and right greatly due efforts Bush has a solidevidencebehind it,it isunrealistic avowals of working for the betterment large partin. There are manyinnocent building people Nicaragua If ever there was a time for to assume we can suddenly turn our ofmankind. in who have lost bridges,itis now. resources away from warmachines. CandidateBush held his hand out to loved-ones and limbs as a result of Our nation faces a huge challenge in liberal ideals in the 1988 campaign. actionsBushsupported. There is no guaranteeGorbachev will Sheehan, recently spoke the growing number of people whose succeed politically. There is also no His statementin the Washington State Daniel who campus, impression meager education seems to leave them guaranteehe is the benevolent leader Voters' Pamphlet pledgeshe will work on said the that wimp little if any role in the "information thatmany in the Westprefer to believe for first-rate schools for "every one of Bush is a is a clever fabrication. age." he is. our children." It also commits him to Sheehan built a disturbingly-plausible Bringing these people onboard will cleaning the environment and striving case that our new president-elect becheap,andour budgetdeficits do The suspension of the Soviets' knowingly pursued a terrorist policy not Afghanistan pull-out serves as a sober towards further arms cuts. not suggest much room for new Bush's move to the right since he which benefitted therichest segmentof spending programs. The only thing reminder we cannotcount on much of America. anythingin the world. campaignedagainstReaganin1980has thatmakes our budgetlook manageable been noted frequently in the media. Quitearoadblock. is the sizeofdebts in other nations. The argumentsof those who call for What is not mentioned so frequently is Sheehan's group, the Christie Unfortunately, those huge amounts, "making peace by preparing for war" how, while he has indeed become Institute,is fighting in court to expose back, much of which will neverbe paid cannotbe discountedoffhand. Anyone stronger on the death penalty and the details of U.S. shenanigans in areowed to us. who thinks the Soviets would have abortion, seemingly progressive items CentralAmerica. There is the argumentthatbigcutsin started pulling out at all if we hadn't make up a significant portion of his We should wholeheartedly support defense spendingwouldtakecareof our supplied an effective guerilla war is campaign. this effort to discover the truth at the problems, at least in caring for our invited to try to explain their theoryon Opponents of Bush who see his same time we work with Bush to give own. In this very column ithas been the facing page. It will be a tough promises regarding education and the our nation abetter future. suggested that our huge investment in argumentto swallow. environment as hollow should be The two actions are not mutually defense haslittle to do withthe Soviets Those who call for increases in careful not topolarizeissues. Thereare exclusive. Together they amount to a wanting to reduce arms and hostility defense spending cannotbe written off abundant examples of presidents and commitment to do whatis right. Letters

torejectSU's submittal because of what pleasecall me at722-9160. location) of operation, Phoenix could Blacks at SU they called "SU's lack of commitment not have possibly been responsible for actively city local Curvey thesaidnumber ofdeaths. Iwould like to ask a question to to work with the and Gordon whoever isreading thisletter. Why has community." ConcernedCitizen The program was implemented by University itsbackon the The above is the problem with Army Mobile Assistance Teams Seattle turned Center, (MATS), and the figure "40,000" black community and on the black Connolly too. Mrs. Nancy to doesn't even reflect half the number of students ofSeattle? Gerou is trying real hard improve Sheehan errors Connolly Center conditions atConnolly. But she cannot villages in which MATS operated. WhenIplay ball at This opinion is directed in response on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, I do italone! Phoenix was implemented under the Ifeel very upset when Iwalk into to the Oct. 27 Spectator article, MAT program. "Confirmed kill" am the only black personaround. The "Christie Counsel Bashes Bush." question is "Why?" For years Ihave Connolly and see no black faces. This records strictly maintained under the Correctionsareinorder. program (13,500) to pressure on Seattle U to placeis locatedon theedge of theblack reflect a number tried put While Daniel Sheehan's appearance take down those iron prison-like gates community, so why isn't the black nearlya thirdofSheehan's. the front door of Connolly, this community usingit more? presented a good opportunity to learn Second, William Buckley was not on George complicity summer my dreams came true. Seattle U claimed when they built more about Bush's hired while Bush was Director of past illegal Intelligence (DCI). Buckley They took down the gates. Connolly Center that it was for the intheIran-contraaffair andother Central people walking community and notjust for students. It covert activities, Sheehan nonetheless wasa 30-year veteranofCIA. (Andhe But the majority of Chief of Station in Beirut and Connolly white. Which would be easier to believe they meant incorrectly assertedafew facts. was an into Center are officer, the IguessIcan understand because only 1 what they said if they put an invitation First, the "Phoenix Plan" was a not some spy-for-hire, as Seattle U's enrollment is intheFactsor other blacknewspapers. systematic joint Army-CIA program, term "agent"denotes.) percent of Finally, Sheehan's assertion that arms black. One percent! The question is Iwill continue to speak up on this not an offshoot of some conspiracy, as "Why?" subject until Isee more minorities Sheehan would suggest. Further, the sales to Iran were structuredinitially to secure Buckley's release before he Maybe this explains why the Seattle walking into Connolly Center. Iwill allegation that the "Phoenix Plan" was down SU's bidfor continue to speak up until Isee more responsible for "40,000 to 100,000 revealed anything sensitive,and then CityCouncil turned Iranians silent" about the Jefferson Base Land Site. The minorities attending Seattle University. deaths" is factually disprovable. Given later to "keep the AdvisoryCommittee votedeight to one If anyone would like to talk about this, its limited scope (timespan and Please see 'Letters' page five

Spectator 4November9/The r IMAM Dream world covers up a nightmare cowardly appear in live question by constitution for which he took an oath By Toutonghi to a indictment wouldnotbeblocked the JohnP. interview have many todefend. Physics Dept. and answer too JusticeDepartment other platforms from which to deliver Then there's Noriega! There's North, Who will protect the Constitution written by the image- Poindexter, Deaver, from him? The greatest danger to speech writers, no the speeches Meese and two Imagine no America is from the inside, not from no loud makers. It's a little like the "Ma Bell" hundred other Reagan administration television make-up persons, to, Russia. There are a large of embarrassing jokes of the 70s. We don't have members under criminal indictment. number helicopters during we're theRepublicans! The candidates democracies that have been taken over questions, Imagine There's the last two presidents of the no television ads! owe it to the electorate, to the by dictatorships in this century. Every voting age presidential Teamsters' Union. And then Bush has you are and a preservation of our democracy, to one of them became a dictatorship coming up. Silly? No, the nerve to attack the ACLU, whose election is submit to the scrutiny of the electorate. throughconservative,military coups by refreshing! Millions of people thought only crime has been to defend the Hell,let'sall votefor JimBaker and cut Constitutional rights of individuals,left radicals who placed themselves above they had votedfor RonaldReagan when their own law (some throueh the direct sanitized, out the middle man. He won the and right alike, against the abuse of in fact they had voted for a election for Reagan and is the driving intervention of the CIA). Just a few character created government. was sanforized "Barbiedoll" force behind the Bush campaign. Republican administrations have examples: Persia (that's what it by Madison Avenue. On the few (Incidentally, I writing undermine, called while it was still a democracy Reagan ad- am this letter traditionally tried to Chile, Brazil, occasions when Ronald herein circumvent, both, before the Shah), questions we myself and the views expressed or failing amend the libbed answers to fielded are my own). heard things like "Ketchup is a consideration in picking a mumbling andsaw Another they had voted vegetable,"we heard is to consider his friends and Millions of people thought several candidate him corrected by Nancy on supporters carefully. It's hard to hide for Ronald Reagan when in fact they had occasions. We found out that he them from the electorate. For the sanitized, actually based dates for important record, by Ronald Reagan's own voted for a sanforized "Barbie presidential events on predictions from admission,Ferdinand Marcos is oneof created by Madison Avenue. an astrologer. Let's face it,Reagan his dear friends. A man implicated in doll" character fans, how many of you would have cowardly, brutal murders, dozens of Panama, voted for a man who believes in such as the shooting of his leading Constitution. Because the president Spain,Germany andItaly. I'm opposition you your to astrology, or at least listens to his opponentin theback, suchas thebrutal does not like the from sure can add own the list. wife's counsel after she consults an canneries a few Congress to his pet project in Central So why the popularity of the; murders in the Alaska America, astrologer? years ago which involved an effort by he undermines the guarantees Republican candidates? It is just So how do we decide who to votefor Filipino cannery workers to get out of the separation of powers, a basic possible thatit isbecause we eachhear world without theaudio/visual aids yoke safeguard to a democracy,and the "fall them say what we want them to say. in a from under the of a mob- abortion," designed to instantly transform a running gambling, guy," the one left holding the bag, Some hear "theend of some dominated union inflation," crime," candidate froma mediocrebad guyinto racketeering, prostitution and all becomesahero. hear "no "no street a brilliant good guy? One way was traditional mob activities from the What of the Constitution? What are "no forced bussing," but probably the we not the the freedom attempted by Dan Rather and CBS. Philippines. defending if most common is fear of something, candidates to live guaranteedandsafeguardedunder thelaw anything. The Republican message is They invited all four Thisis nota light matter. The grand can interviews on the prime time evening of the land? Hey, the president subliminal. Itis all things to all men. jury which just indicted Marcos was of dollars on defense,as news. Alas,only Dukakis and Bentson any charges which spend trillions Andtoday Americans want tobelievein careful to avoid has, but throw it all away by accepted. would prove embarrassing to the he the tooth fairy! The burden offreedom weakening and undermining the Unfortunately those too deceitful or Reagan administration so that the is tooheavy. Letters

From'Letters' page four on an issue, one would expect the the United States was not on campus what he had revealed,is unsupportable expressed opinion to address the pros Oct. 11, 1988. If the Vice-President of Dialogue invite andfalse. and cons rather thantopic assassination the United States had been on campus Buckley divulgednothing. The arms loaded with immature, irrelevant and andhad come to deliver an educational Ethics," Because of the similar feelings about shipments were facilitated by CIA amateurish space-filler-journalism. addresson "Business thenIam issue, I pleased community would have this particular am very because then-DCI Bill Casey was a What a hack! Oops, there Igo being sure the Macchia's article, "Lack of ofBuckley's. When Casey respondedas befits the office of Vice- to see Linda close friend immature,irrelevantandamateurish! dialogue on women's views," which was approached by the National I'moffering achallenge to you,Ken: President. However, candidate-for-President appeared in the Nov. 3 Spectator. I Security Council'sOliver North with a for the nexttwo issuesof the Spectator, very good George Bush did indeed appear on think she makes some request for CIA facilitation of the plan, pick an issue and write a concise, connections between thelack of access Casey answered. The plan was not of campus. The distinction is important, accurate,concreteandinformative article to discuss women's views and the lack origin. note Buckley's for then thediscussion focuses uponthe CIA Also that using what might resemble a learned of access toGeorgeBush's presentation. death wasnotconfirmed until longafter knowledge of the subject. Stay away nature of political campaigning. So George Bush was on campus for a Some members of the Peace and the lastshipment was made. Thus the from labels like "whining wimp" and Justice Center, myself included, have "shipments something campaign speech. In that case statement made after his "dimwit." Write that been trying to gathera groupof women essentially is reasoning by disruptions, protestorsoutsidebuildings death were blackmail..." exposes a flaw in a together to discuss women's issues and inaccurate. candidate rather than something my and inside auditoriums are partof the atmosphere of a political women's views. This letter is an This letter does not seek to cast a nine-year-old brother would write to whole to women, especially to campaign, indeed of any political invitation all shadow on the worth ofSheehan's talk. argue for an extrahalf hour of T.V. I Linda, and talk with us about forum. Witness the House of to come Contrarily, we should strongly knowyoucando it,Ken! the viewsand issues. encourage increasedscrutiny of the Vice Let us find out what you are really Commons where the Prime minister is routinely interruptedinher speechesby President'srecordonintelligenceand the learning in the School ofJournalism. I VirginiaOr dangers of secret decision-making, so hope $8500 a year buys more the opposition, a long tradition of longas itstrivesfor accuracy. instruction in writing thancan be found dissent. in The Enquirer! Iknow you've got it George Bush was certainly prepared Timothy JosephFountain inyou! Just two issues, that's all Iask. for any disruption. His line was ready. The Spectator IntelligenceResearchTeam When and if this occurs, I'll recant He had experienced disruptions before Editorial Department: publicly and write a letter of apology and knew they were part of what political life in a democracy is all praising your personal creative Editor in Chief: SteveClarke Benes 'fanmail' potential. If you are unable to do so, about. So this is not a matter of Managing Editor: KenBenes allIask is that you send acopy of your "polite" or "arrogant" behavior. It is Copy Editor Kelly VanDoren I've searched my vocabulary for an article,"Twoopinionated dimwits from about the natureof politics. IfMichael Jennifer Volante Editor Mischa Lanyon adequate metaphor to describe the Yakima," to one of Yakima's fine Dukakishad been at thepodium,then a Features right A &EEditor: Monica Alquist writing of Ken Benes, yet theonly one newspapers,withyournameandaddress spectator wouldcertainly have the Danny position Sports Editor: Madden Icould think of that is fit to print is andsee whathappens. to stand up and ask about his Photo Editor Kelly Shannon (double and triple CRAP). on abortion, especially at this campus. CRAP! areallowed tokeep Neverhave thestandards ofresponsible Chris Kirch The titlescandidates Business Department: greatly. as theycampaign may be good for the Business Manager: Josh Gotkin journalism suffered so Advertising Mngr: Sen McClendon Opinions are...well let's just say candidates,buttheyconfuse theissues. remember, you Sales Manager: Jennifer Volante opinion is meant visit So didnotseeor hear Tormanen everyonehas one. An Bush University. Circulation: Travis to express one's views on a given theVice-President atSeattle wouldlike to have the Vice-President All letters to the editor must be 500 words or subjector event. Let's face it The Vice-President did I less, on campus some day toaddress a major typed double-spaced,signed and mailed WhatMr.Benes fails todois useany not appear at Seattle University. or delivered to the Spectatorby noon Friday. form of argumentation that resembles Although reports in the press, the issueof the times. All letters must include a telephonenumber logic, fact, deductive or inductive Spectator, The SUN (SU's alum and address. Letters will be published on a may have Gary Chamberlain space available basis and may be edited as reasoning. In short, he spews rather magazine), and so on needed. than articulates. When a side is taken confused the issue,the Vice-President of Theology andReligiousStudies Spectator 5 /November 9/The STAFF COMMENT For Dems: it's time to regroup Democratic advisor. "When they think that these three men are the strongest of a Democrat, they think of a tax- candidates the Democrats have to offer. Do they enjoy raiser. And for mostpeople, taxesarea But where were they? All three very ugly word.Idon'tknow how many campaigned for Dukakis. But for the times Ihear, 'You're a Demo so you most part, they were nowhere to be mustlike to pay taxes.'" found. losing so big? "I simply think there is a Second, the Democrats are running nation," stupidcampaigns. ByKENBENES 1980. Ronald Reagan destroys conservative trend in our said another advisor. "People are simply When youlook at theracein '88,it's MflPflging Editor Jimmy Carter. hard to believe Dukakis couldn't do 1984. Ronald Reagan destroys learning Republican in their thinking. Just like people were leaning better. In July he had a 17 point lead. WalterMondale. He was running against a candidate 1988. George Bush wins Democratic in the 30's and40's. And is belonging to anadministration trying to have our president His name convincinglyover MichaelDukakis. someday the trend will againshiftback. argeBush. But right now, the word liberal has deal withIrangateand over100criminal For Republicans, it's time to almostbecomepureprofanity." indictments. celebrate. For the third time in three Whatis going on here? This is the "I think the biggest problem is a But Duke blew it because he ran a elections,their party has wonbig. The party that was a corner-stone of for lack of a message that appeals to the stupid campaign. He was plastic. He Reaganrevolution liveson. America since the Great Depression. entirenation," said KennethSimpson, a lacked a message. His television For Democrats, it's a time to This is the party that gave us Franklin Democratic advisor from Seattle. "The advertising was some of the worst regroup. It's also a time for some Roosevelt, Harry Truman, John Democratic candidates seem to be very politicshas everseen. serious questions and some self- Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and even strong in many regions. But in areas And when he finally put it all reflection. AdlaiStevenson. such as the deep-south or the fanning together three weeks ago, when the What has happened to the This is the party that continuously states in the mid-west, themessage just message arrived and the advertising click, Democratic party? In thelast 20 years, dominates the senateand the house. It isn't appealing to enoughpeople for a started to it was toolate. lost, they've wononce. They'velost five. isaparty thatgivesus amajority ofour Democraticcandidate tostandachance." So Dukakis just like Mondale A quickrecap. governors. It is a party that gives us But for most people, myself and Carter. TheRepublicans,even with some of the most recognizablepolitical included, the answers are even clearer all of their problems, have again won figuresofour times. than all of this. easily. 1968. Richard Nixon wins a close And yet when it comes to First,the wrongpeople arerunning. For the Democrats, the hope is for oneover HubertHumphrey. presidentialraces,theparty hashitarut. Michael Dukakis in '88? Walter '92. But thatis fouryearsaway. 1972. Richard Nixon destroys So whatis wrong? Mondalein '84? Whatis that? And until then, one party looks to GeorgeMcGovern. Theanswers vary. Where are you, Mario Cuomo? continued control of the White House, 1976. Jimmy Carter squeaks one "I think people simply vote with Where are you Sam Nunn? Whereare while another partyis left grasping for out over GeraldFord. their pocket books," said one you, Bill Bradley? It could be argued answers to "Where did wego wrong?" Say goodbye to another campaign ByKENBENES "George could be outof it by June," he had "the most realistic economic He wouldbe themanfor theDemocrats. ManapinpF.riitr>r aDole spokesmangloated. Hahaha. agenda." Then came the conventions. Obviously,Bush wasn'tdead. Itgothim along way,didn't it? Dukakis was riding high with a 17- There wasPatRobertson.Remember Paul Simon entered the race with a point lead. "Where was George?"could him? Very religious guy who,among down-home, sort of working man's beheardall over theplace. Another presidential election has other things, won the Washington State truthfulness that appealed to a lot of But the lead dwindled. The come and gone. The votes have been Primary? people. Remember the bow tiesand all Republicans had their convention. Bush cast. We haveanew leader. Do youremember anyof thoseother the jokes about Art Garfunkle? But looked strong. But then he picked A victory speech has been given. Republicans who gave winning the Simon failed to receiveenoughsupport, Quayle andall hell broke lose. Smiles andcheers and wildapplause. presidency a shot? Jack Kemp? andhedroppedout. Then came the debates, which A concession speech has also been Alexander Haig?Pierre DuPont? Ididn't Al Gore won Super Tuesday. Then provided little information but gave made. Again, smiles and cheers and think so. disappeared. every comic a wealth ofmaterial. wildapplause. Then there were the Democrats. Then there was Jesse Jackson. His Then came the ads and the One winner. One loser. Happiness. What abunch. words could excite and inspire almost mudslinging. Defeat. Talk of what will be. Talk of Front-runner Gary Hart fell in love any audience. But would his skin color Then came the final push. Bush whatcould'vebeen. with Donna Rice for a while, then become an issue? Or would he become came toSU, whichcauseda stirbecause These are the finalpicturesin along, returned to his wife and dropped outof the first black to win the nomination? he wouldn'tanswer questions. longprocess we use toelect our leaders. the race. But then, a little while later, For awhile, it looked like he had a Then came more ads and Some argue that this is American he returned. chance. But it was not tobe. mudslinging. democracy atitsbest. "Let'slet the peopledecide,I'mback Everybodykept wonderingwhen the Then came all the last minute Ijust think it's sort of silly. in therace." Cuomo's and the Bradley's and the whistle-stops and all those last minute This campaign started last winter. About three people voted for him Nunn's would step foreward and polls. Doesn't it seem like a million years afterall that. straighten this mess up. They never Thencame election day. ago? Dick Gephart flew into the race and did. And there you have it. The last ten There was Robert Dole winningbig won lowa. He won a few other That left a relatively unknown from months worth ofpolitics in a nutshell. in lowa. All that talk of the Bush primaries too. TimeMagazine said that Massachusettes with a reputation for Does itmake sense?It must, because campaign fallingapart. amongallof the Democratic candidates, intelligence, taxesandbushy eyebrows. wehave anew president. The election's over, so remember the vets ByKENBENES days off for allthey're worth,pause for which grew up with Tet, My Lai and massacred the village of My Lai. They Managing Editor a moment and think about what this Khe Sahn. are not sociopaths. They are not Yet unfriendly. Theyarejust veterans. As much as we sometimes wish particular holiday isallabout. for someone who has had little appreciation for veterans due to my own And for themostpart, theyaren't all they'd never go away, the elections are Sure some people will display flags thatrecognizable. on the front porch,as my parents do. nonchalance,Ihave been surroundedby over. It's time to get back to normal. "We're not that different from No more mudslinging. No more Others will visit cemeteries to lay them as oflate. My grandfather served in the everyoneelse,"one veteranrecently told arguing over the issues. No more "paid flowers or share in small ceremonies. me. "We Iwalk down the street,people political typical footage of Phillipeans in World War 11. One of advertisements" on television. Others will see the don't look at me and say 'Look, he Today is Wednesday, Nov. 9. The the Vietnam Memorial Wall,the names my newest friends served and fought at Pearl Harbor on Dec.7. My SUhistory served in Vietnam.' We're just people, day's conversations will focus on the of thousands ofAmerican dead carvedin think for 99 percent of us, that's granite. professor fought the Nazis in the and I winners andlosers in the various races. the black all weever try tobe." Regardless of whodid better, democrat Yet for mostof us non-veterans, the European theater. Oneof my neighbors Vietcong Green But for one day,Nov.11, these men orrepublican, it iscertain that the word holiday is nothing more than the fought the asa Beret in 1968. Another new friend saw combat have theright to behonoredas veterans. democracy will come into play celebration of a three-day weekend. This although day I in Vietnam while serving in U.S. And their is often a along the line. is particularly true for me. Thursday holiday overlooked,itis still theirs. Two days from now,Friday, Nov. turn 22. Thursday night should bequite SpecialForces in1965. you Just look around. Veterans are not So when think about yesterday's fnewhere. we will celebrate Veteran's Day. abit offun. election results,andyouhear all the talk which unaccesible. They are mostlikely some For most of SU's students and faculty, Iwas born into a generation about "democracy in action" or day simply Igrew up of your friends, your family, your the will provide an knows littleabout war. Sure "democracy at its best," think about the opportunity to get a head start on the with John Wayne and "The Sands of neighborhood. These people are not eccentrics. veterans, the men and women who weekend. Iwo Jima." But this is nothing helpedpreservetheseideals. But as you start to milk the three compared to the generationbefore mine, They are not "baby killers" who

6 /November 9/TheSpectator Bush: every comic's dream ByKENBENES Virginia, the projected winner is me one thing: If you're a comic, you Gen.Noriega. He pickedDanQuayleas ManagingEditor Dukakis. Look at West Virginia turn have torootfor GeorgeBush to win. a running mate. The list goes on and blue. Ibelieve that withall of myheart. on. Jennings: And in Rhode Island, Just look at some of the articles I And I'm sure that all over the projected Lyndon sitting Itdoesn't takea genius to figure out the winner is wroteduring thispresidentialcampaign. country today, comedians are whathappenedinyesterday'spresidential Laßouche. Look at Rhode Island Igot a lotof enjoyment out of poking down to write their George Bush election. turn...Uh... fun atBush.Ihad a blast,in fact. And material. at Rhode Island it, to A.B.C. News spelled it out for me Brinkley: Look sure some peopleloved while others "Most presidents bringa firstlady veryeffectively. turn...Uh...Black? hated it But atleast theyread it. the White House. GeorgeBush brought There was themap. A verycolorful Jennings: Yellow? Iwas often asked throughout the afirst grandma." map, in fact. It was the U.S.A. All Brinkley: Pink? campaign, "I read all of your articles That's my attempt. Iknow it's Jennings: orange fifty states wererepresented. The states Lavender with making fun ofGeorge Bush. When are weak,butI'm also very Ured. stripes? to week, were white at first. But when a you going make fun ofDukakis?" But by next I'm sureI'll beall candidate won a state, it was given a Wouldn't thatbegreat?Ithink so. Well,Itriedand triedand tried. ButI stocked up on George Bush jokes. All color. But nothing like that ever really had a hard time. Sure Duke is plastic, comics will. It's just so easy. GeorgeBush had thecolor red. happens. All the elections ever give us and he's a liberal, and he has bushy Like most Americans, I not Michael Dukakishad thecolor blue. arered, white andblue. eyebrows, and his head is completely sure whatGeorge Bush will And by the end of the night, there And then there are all those high- unproportionally big compared to the do for the country. He could be great. was alot morered thanblueon the flag. priced analysts who try to tell us who rest of his body. But the opportunities He could be rotten. There's no way to Iwonder what would have happened won. What abunch ofcrap. to make fun ofDukakis were somewhat tell. if an odd-ball candidate, say someone The winners were the traditional limited. And the opportunities to make But one thing is for certain. George likeLyndonLaßouche, had wonastate. republicans. No, the winners were the fun of Bush wereenormous. Bush is the answer to the prayers of a get? conservative democrats. No, the Bush has everything it takes to be a lotofcomedians. Whatcolor wouldhe No, Can't you just imagine the panic in winners were theAmercian people. comics dream come true. He is a Itshould beafunny for years. thenewsroom? the winners were the political popularpresident, but he is also full of Unless, of course, something Peter Jennings: And in Ohio, advertisers. Blah,blah,blah. noticeableflaws. happens to George and Dan Quayle the projected winner is Bush. Look at Inmy opinion, thereal winners were He looks funny. He talks with abit takesover. Ohio turn red. the comedians of the world. of a whine. He was involved with Then it will be an even funnier four David Brinkley: And in West Back in July,a friend of mine told Iran/Contra. He was involved with years. My first and only concession speech Nobody voted for me, andI'm a tad ticked ByKENBENES So thenIdecide to run for president, ManagingEditor and Iget one lousy vote. One lousy vote. What didIever do todeserve this? Now Iknow there are some people who don't like me. They send in their letters to the editor and their guest editorials,blasting me for my political Hi America. Hi SeattleUniversity. opinions. Iwasn't expecting these Well, as you probably know by people to votefor me. now,Iwill notbe your president Ialsoknow there area lot ofpeople After two weeks of rigorous who don't take me veryseriously. They campaigning, my attempt to win this were probably saying things like "Ken nation's highest position as a candidate isn't reallyrunning forpresident." Well for the fascist partyhas endedin failure. Iwas. But Idid take this disbelieving And as a political candidate, Ihave mentality into consideration, and I never once told a lie. So Iwon't start wasn't expecting votes from these now. Losing hurts like hell. people either. Now Iknow the odds were stacked But what about the rest of you? againstme,and it wouldbe easy tojust What about you,mom? Why didn't you simply say Bush and Dukakis were vote for your own son. And what simply better candidates. But they happened to you, dad? You're weren't politically oriented. Icould'veusedyour Fascist candidate Ken Benes receives the bad news: His bid for Sure my campaign was in trouble vote. the presidency has fallen short. beginning. Ionly had two from the Ieven have alittle sister whoattends see, vote, my to sway the American voters. number-one. I'llbe calling all of the You Ireceived one weeks SU. What happened to you? Wasn't I look at it, nobody And Ihad little money. Andmy staff shots. own. So the way I the one who used to make you cereal in crawling else but me likes Ken Benes. And I'll consisted of only three people, myself thanksI And when people come to the morning? Some get. country remember that, included. AndIwas the onlyone who you, me, asking me to drag this out And what about Steve^"Little another,I'llremember And someday I'll goose-stepall over stayedsober. supposed to be ofone crisisafter Benito" Clarke. We're this day. AndI'lllaugh. the restof you. YetIcouldhave won. co-workers and co-fascists. What So why didn't I? Because the stupid happened? system ismessed up. And whatabout all of those greatSU Fascist's big election loss Take George Bush for example. He professors. Every week Itry to write had a lotof unfair advantages over me clear, concise articles which feature right from the start. He got to be vice correct andaccuratequotes. So how do suits his mother just fine presidentfor eight years. He had a lot you repay me? You vote for Bush or ofpeople working for him. Hehad tons Dukakis. ByMARIANNE BENES thatnever came. of money in the bank. He got to make Bush and Dukakis. I'm so sick of Special from Ken's mom Andpoor oldMrs.Lincoln.She tried commercials on TV. those names. Who are these guys, to tell her son tosimplify his speeches. Ididn't get to doany of that. anyway? Quite frankly, I'm glad Ken lost his "Abe, can't you just say 87 instead Nobody asked me to be vice Iknow who they are. They're bidfor president. Me, the firstmother? of four score and seven?" she pleaded. president.Nobody wanted to work for political big-shots who like nothing No way. "And why must you say Emancipation me. Nobody wanted to give me any better than stepping on little fascists I'm too young.Ihave things to do.I Proclamation? Can't you just say "Free, money. Nobody wanted to take my like me. But I'll show them. Someday want to take French lessons. Iwantto free,set them free?'" pictureor anything. I'llshow everyone. learn to ski.Besides,it's toohard ajob. Then there's Miss Lillian Carter. They just screamed "Shut up and You just waitand see. In 25 years, Take George Washington's mother, Jimmy gets elected and moves to leave usalone." people will say "Who was George for example. Who do you think gave Washington. What does Miss Lillian Do you think anyone besides Dan Bush? Who wasMike Dukakis?" These George that dollar? And what do you get to do? Harvest a million acres of Rather and Barbara Bush screams at two,rich power mongers will have long think he was supposed to do with it? peanuts.No wondershejoinedthe Peace George?Idoubtit since faded outof the political scene. Call home. Corps. Beats picking peanuts in the hot Here Iam, managing editor of the But just waitand see where I'm at in But no, George threw it across the sunany day. Spectator. Every week Itry to write 25 years. I'llbe in thatbig whitehouse Potomic. So there sat Mama You know, Ialways did like the lots of articles so people will have on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. I'll be Washington, quilting and rocking, scent of cherry blossoms. But me, the something toread. king of the hill, first on the list, A- rocking andquilting, waitingfor the call First Mother?Idon't think so. November Spectator 7 9/The NEWS Republican candidates speak at SU By DARCIEJORGENSEN Like Gorton, Bush representative address the problems for the victims of educational savings program where StaffReporter Ayers (a politician from West Virginia) crime, who have "been treated much parentsput money into a trust where it supported "peace throughstrength,as in likepiecesof evidenceinthepast." would be invested,and thechild could Republican candidates and the Reagan-Bush years. In these years, "I want to take the handcuffs off law later put the dividends towards college representativesofcandidates gatheredto not one new country has fallen to a enforcement," said gubernatorial tuition. boost their campaigns in the library foreign nation,and we have signed the candidate Williams. "I also want to Commission of Public Lands hopeful auditoriumNovember 5. INF treaty. For reasons like these, stop the incumbent governor Booth Slade Gorton,Ken Eikenberry, George Bush is the best-qualified BrianBoyle said thathehas threegoals, Brian Gardner's program of importing for Boyle, Bob Williams, and Andy candidate inhistory." criminals "to stabilize the sources of income into our jails" referring to X through 12 construction projects, McLauchlan all spoke on their own Ayers also compared the Reagan Gardner's attempt to gain revenue for behalf, while George Bush was administration with the Carter make progress with the Evergreen the state by housing criminals from Council (a new non-profit organization represented by Linda Ayers and Sam administration. "In the '80s people Washington other areas in jails for a directed atbusinessand trade),and fight Reed byBarbaraPrince toagroupof40 were beautifully educated,butcould not fee. He alsoplans toreduce thesupply people. Each speech was followed by a get jobs,interest rates were high,andso the pollution of our waters due to and demand for drugs and "give plastic litter." question and answer period with the was inflation. In criticizing the education toppriority." exception of Gorton, who was late for Reagan-Bush administration remember "I face a triple challenge," said Sam Reed, the Republican candidate another appointment the enormity of the task they faced in McLauchlan, who is running for state of state auditor, was represented by "The most important issue," said 1980." treasurer. "Thesearename recognition, Barbara Prince, a student at the Gorton, "is that we keep the U.S. "Consumer law andprotectionare the theexplanation of what the office does, University of Washington. Prince peace. We must be aware of national objectives," said Eikenberry of his bid and explaining what Ido...State describes the jobof stateauditor as that security,the behavior of the legislature, for Attorney General. "Prior to my treasurer is thechief financial office for of "a watchdog, where theoffice holder themodelofdemocracy weare for other election in 1981, no one dealt with the state, a places for financial sniffs out spending, and facilitates the nations. In order to maintainpeace, we criminal law. Iwas thefirst one to get leadership and for the perusal of transfer of information and good must remain strong...We (the out there and investigate an prosecute innovation." His top priority is to auditingprocedures." Shesays that the government) face a ranges of other crimes." He hopes to expand this "work with the government and electionof Reed would "preventanother challenges, but we can accomplish service by "goingafter drug enterprises legislature reducing the state's deficit, WPPS problem," referring to the half- solutions only inpeace, with a strong, be identifying their assets, then break and supporting the pension system." finished nuclear reactors currently growing economy. them financially." He also plans to He said that he would also institute an situated atHanford. Author discusses press manipulation Knee: The Press and the Reagan "The line of the day" is a public By STEVECLARKE Administration." relations device chosen every morning Editor He noted the techniques of Reagan's at the White House, he said. The press aides represent a refinement of purpose is to give thepress something Government efforts at media former President Nixon's approach. "newsworthy" to distract attention from manipulation combine withpress self- That strategy,Hertzgaardsaid,basically badnews and keepreporters busy with censorship to makenews organizations consistedofcreatingstagedeventsrather what theadministration wants heard,he "much moreofaconduit thanacritic of than allowing reporters to directly said. the government," according to author questionthepresident While such an approach does not Mark Hertzgaard. He noted the Bush campaign has always result in positive coverage for Hertzgaardspoke toapproximately 60 learned to "keep the scriptedcandidate the president,Hertzgaard observed, the people Thursdayeveninginthe Barman away from reporters," and thus control overall result is favorable. Even after Auditorium abouthis book,"On Bended news coverage. all the Iran-contra reporting, he noted, top Reaganaide James Baker 111 said, "We were very pleased with the coverage wegot" The strategy of Reagan's people includes afriendlyapproachto reporters that Nixon's White House lacked, Hertzgaardsaid. Headded their success Republicans has notbeen loston other Hertzgaard and theDemocrats as well. Mark "The Reagan experience has institutionalized this approach to of step" with the American public. politics," he said. The ultimate WashingtonPosteditor Ben Bradlee told indication of its power, Hertzgaard him peoplegriped after Watergate that noted, was revealed in the the public's the press was too much on the attack FRANCE AUSTRIA / presidents. \ acceptanceof Bush'srunningmate. against you Quayle The mediabeganreportingonly what "If can sell Dan to this them, country," he said, "you can sell people in government told practically anything." Hertzgaard said. Hecited the 1981 tax cuts, major Hertzgaard said a certain amount of which he said no news STUDY ABROAD favor to SEATTLEUNIVERSITY public relations maneuvers by the organizations wouldlabel asa therichuntil then-budgetdirector David governmentisnecessary. "Youhave to Stockman saidasmuchin aninterview. that," said, to FRENCHINFRANCE do he in order pass In place of investigating and legislation andinform the public ofnew analyzing, Hertzgaard said, the press GERMANINAUSTRIA programs,for example. covered issues suchas the tax cutslike He said what bothers him the most "a horse race between Reaganand Tip about the relationship between thepress CNeil." and the Reagan White House is the APPLICATIONS ARE The media is afraid it will look NOW OPEN media'sreluctance to exposethe effects political if it criticizes the ofReagan'spolicies people government onpoor and toomuch, the ThirdWorld. headded. WHOMAYAPPLY? ANYONE! Theprogramsareopen to all SU students. Hertzgaard said the public must share Thoughhe expectsgovernments tobe tough Thereareno foreignlanguageprerequisites. said, the blame for the absence of manipulative,Hertzgaard "Irelyon reporting in the mainstream media. thepress tobea counterpoint." WHATDO THE PROGRAMS OFFER? An opportunity to learn French Publications which do critical or He cited the New York Times' Germanwhile in the the country. An opportunity investigations struggle immersed cultureof Ray with low for independenttravelin Europe. withdrawalof reporter Bonner from circulation, observed, right-wing ElSalvador after he covered he and the death pressures on the press have no squads there. "Everyone at the HOW DOIAPPLY? Pick upanapplicationfromthedepartmentof New comparable counterparton the left York times saw whathappened to Foreignlanguages. Third FloorCasey. Ray people should Bonner,"Hertzgaard said. Hertzgaard said encourage local news outlets to Journalists around the country came their COSTS? Regular SU tuition.Room andboard arecamparableto those at investigate more and follow up on the to believe it to report SU.The only additional cost is travel. wasn't wise facts which contradicted what the critical reports which hesays doappear to FINANCIAL AID? MostSU financialaid canbeused for these programs. administration said about Central from time time. America,he said. "Write aletter or make aphonecall," Formoreinformation contactthedept. ofForeignLanguages ThirdFloor Hertzgaard observed the 1980 Hertzgaardsaid. "It has an effect." He Casey/2965380. landslide for Reagan prompted many noted it is better to act as a group if reporters to "wonder if they weren't out possible.

8 /November 9/The Spectator FEATURES SU Fall colors are no accident ByMOLLYCURRAN utilizedinnew springfoliage." Staff Reporter Oneof thebetter places in thearea to witness the beautiful results of this The deciduals are afire in all their transformation is on Seattle autumn glory and splendor. University'scampus. Chloropylls are breaking down Although some of the trees and everywhereand carotenoids arebursting bushes have peaked and are slowly at the seams. declining in their fall colors and Perhapsnotmanypeopleconsider the blossoms, there are many which hold transformation leading to color change on to theirs abitlonger. in the trees as dramatic as the finished From the red-leafed, fruit-bearing product. But there is more going on quince shrub tucked in among the than leaves dying and detatching from bloomingMediterranean fuchsia and the theirbranches. tri-colored dogwood in front of the Trees, plants, bushes and shrubs Madison Building, to the quietly which drop their leaves annually are inviting Japanese garden on the known as deciduous. Sensitivity to southeast side of Campion Towers, light (or lack thereof)and temperature SU's grounds are abundant with an change initiates the breakdown of exotic variety of bushes, trees, flowers chlorophyll, the green pigment in andshrubs. leaves. This, in turn reveals the ever- D.C. Clausen, SU's senior gardener, presentbutlessabundant carotenoids,or says extensive planning goes in to the red, yellow,andorangepigments. selection and layout of campus The sequence of events triggeredby landscaping. The aesthetic appeal of numerous environmental factors, shapes, sizes, textures, and colors of D. C. Clausen (right), senior gardener, enjoys a break including air pollution, is much more SU's florainrelation to the surrounding with fellow gardener Dave Helgeson. complicated and not quite fully architecure ismost important. The garden represents a natural Campion, with its baseball-size, understood. "For instance," saysClausen, "When landscape. The taller rocks are cinnamon-smelling seed pods, the MargaretHudson,associateprofessor planting around a red brick building, a mountains, the flat rocks are islands, ancient Chinese Gingko trees in the of biology, says trees and plants are tree or bush withgold autumncoloring the pond and surrounding bed are the Casey Building's "backyard", with its able to sense the onset of the cooler would be the best choice. With the sea.Kaboda didextensiverock work lemon-yellow fanned leaves, and the cement tall, and seasons and respond to protect planter, we'll combine a designingfor SUduring the'60s. crimson sweetgums with their unusual themselves. green,non-floweringplant or grass with wingedbark are all uniqueresidents of "Leaf structure and this process of a bright floweringplant, likea begonia Some species worthy of a second SU'scampus. changeare so detailed-leaves don't just or slavia victoria (a spiney plant with look while still in their autumn finery Thebest vantagepoints oncampus to change color,die and fall of the tree," delicate purple flowers growing down include a congregation of statuesque enjoy Mother Nature's handiwork are Hudson says. "Energy molecules are the stem)." Lombardi poplars, just to the north of the southeast bathroom on the second being taken from the leaves and stored Clausen attributes SU's unique the BuhrBuilding.Itisnot somuch the floor of the Garrand Building (women in the stems,trunk,androots tobe used landscape toalotof creativelicense and Lombardi's fall colors as it is the only,please) or any roomon the fourth inthe spring for new growth." a great ground crew, headed by Cisco motion of theleaves when they catch a floor,northeast sideof Pigott. Hudson explains it is comparable to Miller, supervisor of ground bitof abreeze thatis interesting to see. Toappreciate the whole show, avisit salvaging» car with abrokenpan "If a maintenance for 10 years. The deep ruby and fragile nandina to the 12th floor of Campion provides part wears outin a car, youdon't drive "Cisco has great idea's," Clausen domestica or "heavenlybamboo" is also the best view. thecar off theedge of acliff,you save says. "Everybody" on thecrew hasideas to be admired. Planted to the right of But the onset of colder weather is it and replace the broken part. It's the and input. the entranceof a Japanese garden, this taking its toll. Susceptible to every typeof grass cause anyevil spirits same for the tree.When theexistence of Clausen says his favorite part of will slight drop in temperature and every tojumpoff thebody of visit a treebegins tochange because ofcold campus is theJapanese gardendesigned those who gust of wind that blows through and shorter days,energy molecules are by landscape architect Kaboda, whose thegarden. campus, the colors and blossoms are moved to other parts of the tree to be influence is evident throughout the The giant Magnolia tree, also near fading fast. grounds. Thanksgiving drive begins at SU time staff member at St. Martin De "Volunteeringcangivepeopleasense ByBODETTEPENNING Porres. of unity and harmony within society, li StaffReporter Dowdyis attendingclasses again this really breaks down the stereotypes and year and working at St. Martin De helps ca lse cohesiveness. It's A donation of food or clothing can Porrespart time. important for everyone to volunteer, givea needy person something extra to "At first, Ididn't think Iwould get mostimportantly young adults,inorder be thankful about during this holiday this involved," Dowdy said. to make decisions inthe future. Ihope season. The Volunteer Center staff at "SometimesIdon'treally wantto go to that people who volunteer will carry Seattle University is asking students work, but most days Ido, because I their experiences with them to the help them fill 50 baskets of food and want to see my friends. When youput voting booth or into government, and bring clothing to the Volunteer Center names, faces, and characteristics to the help to mend this breach of society during their Thanksgiving food and statistics, they are no longer removed caused by government standards and clothingdrive from November 14 to22. from you." stereotypes,"Dowdy said. "As we turn to the holiday season, it's agoodtime to reflect on our values, and how wefocus on andchoose tocare for people in need. In our society, it's ARE YOU OUT OF SHAPE? easy to create needs and address our wants,butit's not alwayseasy to focus Sue Koehler on meeting other people's needs," said Donations of women's clothing will WE DO BODY REMODELING Sue Koehler, Volunteer Center go to the Helen B. Ratcliff house for coordinator. ex-offender women. WE WANT TOHELPYOU: Becomephysically fit in asafe, and successful elections, to After the focus is often on Men's clothing will be donated the exerciseprogram how our officials can meet these needs, St. Francis House clothing bank for Learnmore about yourbody: but our officials can't do everything,and men in the central area and First Hill. Fitness testing occurs within a 21 day we still need to take responsibility for Warm clothes,heavy work clothes and periodbefore and after the 6month the well-beingof others,Koehler said. boots are especially needed, Koehler exerciseprogram "I think it's the perfect time of the said. Donations of children's clothing IFYOUARE: year to look at this question as a first will alsobe acceptedand distributed to MALE step to invite thecommunity to look at low-incomechildren. 18 -30 years old healthy, weas community meet the needs hope will be the first step A non-smoker how a "We this regular city," community to Not on a exercise program of the sheadded. for people in the become Without heartdisease or diabetes Food baskets put together by more aware and to get involved in residence hall floors, clubs, and other all yearlong," Koehler said. activities JUSTFOR YOUITS FREE student groups will go to the Roger Dowdy, a Matteo Ricci Please call 764-2578 for more information Providence Regina House for low- student, began volunteer work Spring income people in the Central District. quarter 1986,anddecided to takeayear RESEARCH"!«« CONDUCTED ■*TMEUNfVSMIIY OFWACtMOTON AWICATTLE VAfcC Baby foodis alsoneeded for these food off from school in order to experience baskets. working with the homeless as a full Spectator 9 'November 9/The NEWS SUPeace and Justice reacts to election big win would make the Democratic "This campaign demonstrates the party evaluateitself. need for more accountability from our "I see the election results as a clear candidates,"he said. "In this campaign, message to theDemocrats," she said. "I Ithink there was verylittle of this," feel they need to be more sensitive to ButDavis did find encouragementin the needs of the disenfranchised,the the high voter turnout in Washington, poor, the minorities and the homeless. which may have been as high as 80 The party also needs to be more percent throughout the state. sensitive to the needs of the working "Isee the high figures in turnout as class." an indication of increasing activism in As a whole, the election brought the northwest," he said. "Morepeople both positive and negative reaction for are paying attention and getting Jim Davis. involved." Touch-tone system begins By LAURIERANK bugs out of it," he said. StaffReporter At a demonstration of a sample registration call by Sheehan, curious Touchtone telephone registration, students listenedas hedialed inthe296- designed to replace headaches and long CLAS number to begin theprocess. A lines,begins November 13-January 10 soft voice,introducing herself as Mary, Members of Seattle University's Peasce and Justice Center discuss the for Winter quarter. guided the caller step by step from 1988 presidential election. The meeting took place in the Peace and Everyone will register through the entering in the social security number Justice office. Touchtone system with theexceptionof as identification to listing each desired students takingIndependent Study and coursereference number. ByKENBENES and Justice want "We at Peace to variable credits, as well as those Duringa sample call demonstratinga ManagingEditor stress importance thinking in the of attempting to enter closed classes, possible hold, a deep male voice long terms," he said. "The campaign is according to theRegistrar'sOffice. Both relayed, "There is a problem in As the local and national media over, but the impact of the campaign adds and drops will be completed processing your call. Please call back has just begun." presentedit's viewers withresultsof the through thenew system. later. Goodbye." Students receiving presidentialrace last night, the Seattle Smith stressed that the elections Students are instructed to meet with this response can call the registrar's must at terms University PeaceandJustice Center met results be looked in of their academic advisors as soon as office to find out why there isa holdby in their Student Union Building office howcitizens areaffected. possible dialing "0." won, in order to clear all holds to discuss the impact the election will "Regardless of who there are appointed Touch Tone Registration homeless, before their Touchtone Worksheets haveon their concerns. still people who are jobless registration time. Financial holds can are available along with the Winter or without health insurance," he said. And although the Bush victory was also be cleared ahead of time at the Quarter Schedule on campus. The only an hour old, thePeace and Justice "There are people whose basic human Controller's office. worksheetprovides anorganized format not being met. reaction camequickly. needs are It will be According to Mike Sheehan, to guide the student visually while " interesting For Brian Smith, the election was tosee how Bush meetsthese registration specialist, "Thenew system registering over the phone. Further something that should be given both needs." is simpler and extremely user-friendly." help with using the system can beI presentand futureconsideration. Nancy Edwards said she felt Bush's The elaborate and usually expensive obtained bydialing 296-5850. system has been made available to If all works well, touchtone Seattle University at minimal cost registration will ease student anxiety because the creators wanted a small, this quarter and make tiring, endless CPA Candidates: private school like ours to "work the registrationlines a thingof the past. Take the Chaykin CPA Review Course SU computers spared topass the May 1989 Exam! This renowned Review Course combines the best features of other CPA courses. from last week's 'virus' crawl," Consistent, high-quality videotaped lectures can be viewed at regularly scheduled class Seattle University's computers were slowed toa according toareport sessions at Seattle Pacific University. Or, you can custom design your own schedule by not affected by the computer "virus" in the Seattle Times. Over 50,000 — computers, studying on the SPU campus at your own pace days, nights, or weekends. The course which spread across the nation last including some at the also features: week,according toLinda Davis,director University of Washington, are on the " of computer information services. Arpanetnetwork,thearticle stated. The option of making up any sessions free of charge. "We're not connected to the network Davis said it is possible but not likely the same thingcould happen " A free repeatprivilege for any section of the exam you don't pass. the virus was travelingthrough," Davis with " explained. USENET. "The topiccertainly will be An excellent reputation (it's the largest nationwide university approved CPA course). SU's computer science department researched,"shenoted. utilizes USENET for itselectronic mail Sheadded that security isan ongoing service, she said. Other institutions, concern at the department. Discover how you can take the course FREE: including many universities, use the U.S. Defense Department's Arpanet Become Seattle University's campus representativefor the Chaykin Review Course and computer network which bogged down Tuitionforum you can earn a partial or full scholarship to the course. Wednesdayand Thursday after a "bug" For more information on the course or scholarship, call the Division of Continuing reportedlyplantedbyagraduate student University Studies at 281-2121 or send in the coupon below. at Cornell caused computers to be held receiving electronic mail to perform A forum to discuss tuition raises will unnecessary routines. be held in the Library Auditorium at 7 SeattlePacificUniversity Even supercomputers in the system p.m. on Nov. 16, according to Steve "ran out of data-storage space and Cummins, executive vice president for the Associated Students of Seattle □ I want to pass the May 1989 CPA Exam! Send me the details on the Chaykin Review Course. University. Cummins said the forum will cover D I'd like to receive a scholarship. Call me with the details on being a campus representative. the difference between operating and BOOK SALT, capital funds as well as explain why Name tuitionhas traditionally riseneach year. "People wonder if their tuition goes Thursday November Address City State - 17th up so the university can construct Bam spm buildingsand fountains,"heobserved. Day Phone Evening Phone Lemieux Library First Floor Cummins said Denis Ransmeier, Bargain Prices!! PhD., vice president for finance, and Please clip and mail to: Division of Continuing Studies, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, WA John Eshelman, PhD., executive vice 98119. Or call (206)281-2121 for more information. president, will take part in the forum andanswer questions.

10/November 9/TheSpectator ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Allyn Turner, Matthew Loegters, The play runs till Tuesday,Nov. Carolyn Polonsky, Linda Flannery, 15th, at 8 p.m., except for a matinee SU's fall production, Andy Bjelland, Mike McClure, Greg showing*at 2 p.m. on Sunday,Nov. 13. Harmon, Dickson, IIis in e Pigott Auditorium and *« Dorgan,Rick Robert $5.00.m 'Macbeth'opens tonite andMark Longbreke. cost is There is a total of 16 cast members, By MONICA ALQUIST five actorsplay themain speaking parts Arts &Entertainment Editor and the 11 other actors play a total of Blue Zone has pop 26 different roles by means of the masks. Finally after fiveandahalf weeksof An unique aspect of this fall potential many long hours of preparing lines, performance is the masks are the role chart making props,and rehearsing scenes, players in this production and the theSeattle University's fall production students had to learnhow to present the BySTEVECLARKE today's hits sound downright dull b>j of "Macbeth" by William Shakespeare masks as characters to the audience. Editor comparison. opens tonight. None of Shakepseare's Themaincharacters also had tolearn to "Perfect Crime" contains a strong masks, words have beenchanged,but William speak to the not to the actors "Big Thing," by performance by Stansfield and a hornl Dore, the debut album Chair of the Fine Arts holding the masks. Blue Zone U.K., reveals a trio with a arrangement which tightly highlights a David tune. Granted, Department has emphasizedphantom- The mainspeakingactorsare lot of potential. Whether thatpotential very catchy it owes ad to Macbeth, Reger Lady Eurythmics, like imagesand mystical effects the Reedas D'Arcy as come to fruition depends on the least a nod to the but wha Macbeth, Banquo, will play. Levin Karvosky as ability of vocalistLisa Stansfield to go cares? primitive setting The play is in a BrianSchorr as McDuff and DonJones beyond the strong influences in her Thisisfun stuff witha hotbeat. with netting for a backdrop and as Malcolm. styleofAnnieLennox andSade. "Perfect Crime" also features fog physical show," said involving lyrics, unfortunately revolving rock formations. Also "It's a very Stansfield couldn't pick two better which to slow, actors hang from cannot fills the stage, which adds the Dore. 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Spectator 11 /November 9/The A H I S & M I f B T A I « MFTI U2 Movie 'Rattles and Hums' to its audience By KELLY VANDOREN theydo best. Thesweatysingers cladin StaffReporter black '60s garb belt out lyrics from at least five of their past ten-plus albums. They sing of society's problems; poverty, unemployment, hunger, A plot? There isn'tone. A message? racism, apartheidandrevolution through Youbet! The clever,not always subtle hit songs such as, "Bullet the Blue production of director Phil Joanou's Sky," "Silver and Gold," "Where the film, "TJ2 Rattle and Hum," is an Streets Have no Name," and "Sunday, informative look at one of the world's BloodySunday." hottest rock groups, and the message The film follows the band from a this band has been chanting for years warehouse-like recording studio in comes through loudandclear. Dublin,Ireland,to packed coliseums in For 90 minutes, the audience Denver and Ft. Worth, to open-air occupies the ultimate front-row seat Francisco. stadiums in Tempe andSan from left, Larry Mullen Jr., Adam Clayton, The Edge, throughout a half-dozenof U2 concerts, tour Graceland U2 band It continues througha of guitarist, and Bono, main vocalist. as wellasdocumentary-styleinterviews to a small church in Harlem, where the with the band members. All this for band recorded, "I Still haven't Found $5... questions the glory of a not-so-recent "U2Rattleand Hum" is acollage of beats the cost ofany concert ticket whatI'mLooking for," with thehelp of bombingattack inIreland. This typeof music, artistic talent and morality price by a long shot. Beinga moderate thechurch's gospelchoir. production prowess help to sell the produced by Micheal Hamlyn with U2 fan, Ienjoyed the film and the message thatU2hasbeen singingabout music, 8.8. King joins the band in musicproducer Jimmy lovine. Thefilm and learned what these talented for years... the worldisn't justblack and opened at musicians have performing "When Love Comes to theaters nation-wide last been trying to say for white. week. years. For avid U2 followers, "Rattle Town," a song that U2 composed for and Hum" is a "two thumbs up" must him. "You're prettyyoung to writesuch see. heavy lyrics," said 62-year-old King The band members, Bono (lead about theyoungartists. vocal, The movie is peppered Dream ends in guitar, harmonica), The Edge with (Guitar, keyboards, vocal), Adam symbolism. Dramatic black and white Clayton (bass guitar) and LarryMullen photography is utilized throughout Jr. (drums), speak of the film as a most of the film representinga racially 'All-American' "musical journey". "Music can be so seperated world. Color is then boring and conservative,sometimes you introduced with theband'sperformance ByMONICA ALQUIST up in his past glory days of Grey feel like doing something not on the of "Pride (In the Name of Love)," a Arts&Entertainment Editor Ghost. Laurence only adds toreliving schedule," said Bono. "Peoplehave said, musical tribute toMartin Luther King. the past glory by opening a bar called 'you can't mix politics with music.' I The movie switches back to It's the typical college life that Grey Ghost and still retelling the think that's bullshit." duotones withthe controversiallyricsof would turn anyone green with envy. famous championship play made by Mixingpolitics with music is w!iaf "Sunday, Bloody Sunday," which It's the football superstar, whosename Grey. ischanted throughout thestandingroom The problem with this movie is we , only game, as he makes the infamous learn the sad fate of the fairy tale I 323-IOaS' I r. r- . i CdM" *} f#lI1 Wd Jl'lT'ld artsFriday, touchdown that wins the championship couple too soon in the film, which I 1 1 PI ' November Uth only a second before the final gun.Or could end the movie long before it lMfflB^lliU&TldtUr' *1 it's the gorgeous southern belle, whois actually does. It's thepredictable script the girlfriend of the football superstar of the famed hero, who continues to andalso crownedMagnoliaqueen. But live in the memories of his past glory. the real icing on the cake is as the But what this film captures, that most college sweetheart-heroes wave to the don't, is the hero, Grey Ghost knows crowd in a royalty-type fashion as the thefate thatcouldcomebefore him,but crowdcheers for theirheroes yet doesn't realize that he is already i^mt-''■ Iff I^^*^ It's an all American dream... it's living his fate. like afairy tale. Themovie doesremind theaudience Itis a fairy tale for" running back, of the haunting realization that living Gavin "Grey Ghost Grey (Dennis in the past doesn't stop the Quaid) and for his college sweetheart, chronological clock from ticking. Babs Rogers (Jessica Lange). But as The actors do a fabulous job at Cinderella's fairy Godmother warned portraying this harsh, but awakening her, the magic disappears when the reality. The innocence they possess as clock strikesmidnight or in thiscouple college idols and the hardships that case when college is over and reality come before them as being an average begins. person trying tomake it. Dennis Quaid Jessica Lange, Dennis Quaid, and- is superb, in portraying the intense f ... Timothy Hutton" star in "Everybody's emotions of frustration and confusion. A^ JL All American, a story about a hero Lange is excellent in expressing the whose limelight fades, as time excitement and later the disappointment progresses, but the hero tries to keep of a young woman's "dream" of being the memoryalive. the perfect homemaker and diligent The story begins in 1956, where Grey Ghost has a tremendous year as Lange's character grows throughout running back for Louisiana. When the the movie. At first she is the innocent season ends,every thingis rosy, being young woman, whose only goal is to newlymarried to hiscollege sweetheart be the best Mrs Gavin Grey, then (Lange) and a professional football through several hardships, she slowly player for the Washington Redskins. becomes an independent working Everyone wants to be a part of Grey woman, using the talents she never Ghost'sfame. His best friend,Laurence thought shehad. (John Goodman), his nephew Donnie Hutton contributes greatly as (Timothy Hutton) and even a car supporting actor, making the fairy tale salesman(CarlLumby). couple completebybeing their constant But after the glory days of college admirer over a 25 year span. His football are over, reality hits with a character effectively portrays the srle smack in the face. Grey discovers it's progressive time change from 1956 to BENSONHURST not just a game in the professional 1981 by wearing the distinctive A football world,butit'shard ball. Babs hairstylesof thedifferent decades. neighborhoodcomedy. (Lange)also finds thatbeing a player's The movie, though predictable FILMOALLAS PICTURES mm,SASHA MITCHELL ERNESTBORCNINE SPIKEOFBENSONHURST wife isn'tall shehadhopedit to be. less thanhalf way through, teaches a ANNEOESALVO SYLVIAMILES TALISASOTO ..~«MARIAPITILLO JKSTEVENFIERBERC Grey (Quaid)keeps telling Laurence very valuable lesson about glory and »,»STANSAIFAS "SKSSTEPHEN McCABE KBBARBARADENTE „««,. MARKSILVERMAN 1 (Goodman), special just fame, many people to forget. iXSXSAMGROGG """";:AIANBOWNE«. PAUL MORRISSEY "°K PAUL MORRISSEY "I'm until I that tend ""^KDAVID WEISMAN NELSONLYON """KPAUL MORRISSEY keep making touchdowns." Even Itleaves anever-presentfeeling that the r^^T~~m»TWCTIP ■& | ■iM>M».iM«(I«I!«C<.iWn«!H«IO .IM.IIIHIMCIIIII. 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Spectator 12/November 9/The SPORTS & RECREATION Alumni slip past Chieftains Lawrence, ByMARTYNILAND on one fast break. Paul his contributed inspired StaffReporter back court-mate defense. The Chieftains also gota boost from Hendrix. The 6-9 of last newcomer Robert For the first 30 minutes from ODea high school and Saturday's varsity vs Alumnibasketball Junior the Southern University has transferred game, the disciplined teamwork of lineup, and he over the shot right into the starting Chieftain men prevailed why,contributing solid inside happy, pick-up style of the Alumni showed defense and consistent shooting from team. minutes of the the center position. But in the last ten Midway through the first half, game,the sheer talent and experienceof the Chieftain coach Bob Johnson brought the Alumni team overcame of younger players. While efforts as Ray Brooks, in a team Chieftains' best their shooting and passing was not a Gene McClanahan,and some of the well last eight accurate as the starters',they were bestChieftain players of the persistent. They ran the year's SU squad100- organizedand yearsdefeated this and dove hard to save was the firstby the Alums fast break well 99.The win passes from going out of bounds. In in eightmeetings. one sequence, they out-hustled the Unlike previous Alumni teams, offensive byset-shooters alums, grabbing five which werecharacterized rebounds, moving the ball quickly teams of the late and andolder players from perimeter,as theyopened thelead I and early 19705, this year's to the I 1960's 16points. ■ team featured a younger,faster from 10 to alumni Scheidel,a6-foot freshman from players from the NAIA Curt I lineup. Seven Vancouver, Wa showeda fine outside eraplayed for this year'sAlumnisquad. of shooting touch,hitting 5 of 8 from the Brooks andMcClanahanleda group three-point ! in1982, '83 field,including 2of 3 from players from playoff teams Frank Beach, a 6-4 junior, i '84, While Kevin Bailey, Brian territory. a. and played intimidating defense. At one Lockhart and Eric Briggs represented point, he broke up alumnus James fct guard, Paul Lawrence tries, to no avail, to stop Alumni center, Mark STJs threemostrecentseasons. pursued play was Gore's dribble, then the Simmons lay-in. The Alumni defeated the SU vartslty 100-99. Once again, the annual contest thepressure the same night as the into the backcourt keeping scheduled on forcing under the on, opener, 100or so on and a turnover Brooks, game- with 7:44 to play. From that point Sonics' home and the who scored 25 of his their starters to come to Connolly alumni basket. 27 points in thehalf. He alsohit 2 both teams used fans who chose Toward the end of the half, the high exclusively. But the Alumni were Center were fueled at firstby the loud three-point shots while going 9 of 16 SU Alumni found some teamwork and cut clearly inspired,and their play showed chants andrhythmic clappingof the Johnson from the floor and hit on all seven of the SU by of the the lead to eight points. But it. Theykept chipping away at cheerleaders. But the end increased it his free-throws. intensitylevelhigh. were roaring about a put the starters in and they wasn't throwing down, lead,andkept the game, the fans 12,60-48 at thehalf. WhatBrooks Brooks kept uphis torrid shooting, game as excitingas the one it to was cleaning up.The6-4 that was In the second half, the Alumni McClanahan canning a three-pointer to bring his wascompeting with. forward showed whyhe isSU's all-time developed a game plan. Brooks, the team to within one 93-92 with 3 Thealums,relyingontheir speedand Chieftain leading shooter,hitting 9 of 11 shots used to high scoring swingman for field, 14 pointsoff minutes to play. The teams traded free overall experience, were not 1984 and 85, took from the and scoring 99-98 with and the took playoff teams in offensive boards. He Finished with throws until the score was playing together, Chiefs offense, while the play. Brooks missed a ragtagoffense and charge of the points rebounds for thegame. 30 seconds to advantageof their McClanahan, led the 1983 19 and16 seconds to play,but a withadisciplinedattack who layup with 27 pick-up defense to their first playoff bid in The Alumni comeback began with trappingdefense forced asteal. Theball and a sharp looking assortment of Chieftains 25 years, went to work on the boards. 15:15 to play when Brooks took an went to Briggs, who also went inside, zones. took over the ballhandling outlet pass from McClanahan at again. returningChieftains lookedsharp Briggs butmissed The Chores,and bigmen RonBennett and midcourt. He got the ball on the left A foul on the rebound put King on to a 10pointleadin the Lawrence, as they cruised Doug Hale alternated to play effective side, shaked andbaked past the line with a chance to win the game game'sopeningminutes.Power forward game. roseover theoutstretched Petersen one-and - picked right up defense against theSUinside then for SU. But the first end of a Eric Petersen's game Brooks, who thrilled andeveryoneelse for a monsteroustwo short, scooped season. The 6-5 The 6-3 one was andMcClanahan where it left off last crowds with his slam thatbrought the crowd to rebound,dribbled to halfcourt and of thegame and Connolly Center handed upthe juniorhit the first shot slam dunks while playing its feet. That cut the lead to 71-61 and called timeout. all six of his first half electrifying connected on for SU,brought back some of his old gave the alumni the momentum they When play resumed, he took the shots.HeandJohnKingwouldpace the would need for their finalassault. magic slams to lead the inbounds pass, drove the lane from the Chieftains with 20 points apiece.Guard with three Baileycameoff thebench to give the side, and layed the ball off the handearly Alumni comeback. right GeraldWright alsohad ahot Alums a boost against the SU subs glass for the basket and the Alumni game,scoring on long jumpers,a "I took charge in the second half. in the it," helping to cut the Chieftain lead tofive win. baseline drive and at the endofa three Hey, somebody had to do said

Th^re iv basketball1,000 Bailey, who life afterhitting59.9percent from the floor,and top the point mark. 1985. ByMARTY NILAND seasons, including a top seed in could shoot from insideandoutside, led the team to it's first playoff averagedover 20 pointspergame from Staff Reporter He and his slam dunks thrilled Connolly appearancein 25 years. 1985-1987, played a key role in the Center fans.Hehad the talent to rewrite McClanahan showed his old alumni comeback. He came off the They once roamed the courts of the record books, buthisbrief career at shootingtouchon Saturday, andshowed bench to score 13 points, mostof them Connolly Center,hoopingit up for the SUmeant that his magic would bebest the secret to his high percentage: in thesecondhalf. Seattle University Chieftains. kept in the memories of those who saw offensiverebounds. Bailey has graduated from SU and is Slamming and jamming their way into him play. He is perhaps the bestplayer But now thathe can no longerbe an now working with a financial the playoffs, or adding their names to Uniform since enforcer in the lane, the muscular consultingfirminKirkland. Herecently Now, to wear a Chieftain record, books and honor roles. 1980. McClanahan is now adifferent typeof married Donna DeWald, who played basketball is notsucha big partof their play SU impressed the enforcer. As a patrol officer with the women's basketball at SU.They livein world', Brooks' at lives. Some are in the 'real SuperSonics enough that they Seattle Police Department's East Kirkland. careers, some Seattle pursuingfamilies and and signed him as a free agent.He didn't Precinct, he is helping to make the Brian Lockhart whoalso worean SU still in school finishing their says he are make the final roster in 1985,and he's community a safer place. He uniform from 1985-87 was another key degrees. several other attempts at playing enjoys the contact with the public as member of the Alumni team. In his made with law LastSaturday's Alumnigameallowed pro ball since.But now he'sreturned to well as the variety that comes final season at SU,Lockhart shotover about it," he field, averaged former Chieftain basketball stars to SU to complete his degreein Criminal enforcement. "No doubt 45 percent form the and relive a little of their past, and gave Justice. He expects to graduate in June, said, "It's the jobfor me. over 12 pointspergame. someoldfriends achance tocatchup on and possibly start a career in the state McClanahan, a Washington, D.C. thathe has his eduaction degree It gave the rest of us a Now each other. corrections system. native,intends tomake acareer with the from SU,Lockhart has begun to teach glimpse of where they've been and Another former Chieftain great also police,but sayshehasno specific goals where they'regoing. it into the record books, in the public schools. His first did make inmind rightnow. assignmentis teaching the fifthgrade at In 1983-84 and 1984-85 seasons despite an even shorter career. In his the Some more recentChieftains returned LakeridgeElementary school inRenton. Ray was thesparkplugof ahigh only season with theChieftains, 1982- Brooks to haunt their old team, as well. One "It's interesting and challenging,but I scoring Chieftain attack that took them 83, forwardGeneMcClanahanbroke the mark, was Kevin Bailey, the lastChieftain to reallylike it,"he said. to the NAIA District Iplayoffs both school shooting percentage Spectator 13 n/November9/The Road trip ends SU season ByDANNY MADDEN At the thirteen minute mark Griffin their next game against Whitman dribbled through two Whitman Sports Editor left the game after reinjuring the ankle CollegeinWalla Walla. defenders. He then moved the ball to the thathas caused him problems theentire The Chieftains considered this gamea left endline,passed the ball in front of season. true grudgematch.Ina gamelast week thegoalto Hattrup,whothen drilled the The Seattle University men's soccer SUreceived a scare at the 20 minute against Whitman a Whitman player ball into the net.. The play is one the team took the last road trip of a turn mark whenconfusion on the defense left punched Skov and players on the Chieftains worked on all season. around season this past weekend. Their aWhitworth forward open for a run at sidelines were making unprintable Fewingcalls it the "GoldenRule." final stops were in Spokane and Walla thegoal.Ehlers madeclutchone-on-one comments about theSU team. Only twominutes later Wong showed Walla. save, showing why his teammates and The grudgematch will continue next their was still achance when he took a Despite a solid defense and efficient his coach Peter Fewing consider him year, because Whitman defeated the pass from Robert Alamillo in for the passing the Chieftains fell to "thebestkeeperin theleague." Chieftains 2-1. shot only to have it tipped awayby the Whitworth College and Whitman That would not be the last scare by Controversysurrounded thefirst goal Whitmankeeper. College. Whitworth. With only seven minutes by Whitman at thefive minute mark of Fewing commended the play of Dan SU did not let cold, wet weather left in the half Anderson fouled a thefirsthalf. Theplayer whoscored the Collins, Pat Supplee, and Rob Natoli dampen their spirit as they came out Whitworth player to set up a freekick goal was obviously off-sides, but who"came off thebench andplayedreal against Whitworth on Saturday,Nov. 5. only 12 yards out. The Chieftain protests by Fewingproved tobe futile. well." The first half was clearly dominated defense came through again as Hattrup SU did notget a shotoff until the 30 Ehlers drew praise from thecoach for mark, to by an SU offense that kept the ball in dived across in front of the shooter to minute but still managed hisplay. "Ijust can't say enoughabout Whitworth territory and outshot their- send the ball outrangeof the goal. outshoot Whitmanin the firsthalf 5-3. hisgoaltending." opponents 10-7. The SU midfield Despite SU Chai put up several perfectly placed Fewingexpressed happiness as well the domination in the crosses, played a big part in keeping the SU first half,half time came with neither but no one managed to score as frustration with the play of the team gameon theoffensive. teamscoringa goal. off of them. over the weekend. "We're abetter team caught Although the Chieftain offense was Whitworthregroupedathalf timeand Whitman SU on their heels in than both teams we played this playing in top form in the first half, the opened the second half withaquickgoal the beginning of the second half, weekend, but we didn't execute," said defense was thestabilizing factor. at the threeminutemark. pushing theballinto SUterritory. Fewing. The defensive play of Joel Wong, SU still lacked the accuracy,but did Twenty minutes into the half Optimism was in Fewing's voice as goal Eric Skov, Erik Anderson, and Chris manage to outshoot Whitworth in the Whitman scored their second after he looked back on the seasonand ahead Chai freed midfielders Chris Griffin, secondhalf. getting theball in close to the goal. to next season. "We've been in every player Stefan Ritter, Ben Hattrup and Ben Whitworth knocked the wind out of A Whitman and Johnson were game this season," he said. ejected game tempers Johnson go in to help forwards Danny the sails of SU with two more goals at from the when He added, "It's been a long, hard McKay and Terry Edwards with the the 35 and40 minutemarks ending the flaredbetween the twoat the35 minute season,Ilove theseguys." shooting chores. The result was a game with a3-0 Whitworth victory. mark. Fewing said he saw this as a season balanced shooting attack with no one "We had them on their toes," said With only five minutes left in the of change. "I think the guys who are game they going player for theWhitworth defense tokey Fewing. "Weplayed wellbut we've got SU showed were not leaving feel a part of something that's on. Accuracy seemed to be the only to lie down. Ritter took the ball and turning around," saidFewing. missing element in the SU tocomeaway withthe victories." attack as The Whitworth coach called the they wereunable toscore. Chieftains SU goalkeeper, Kevin Ehlers "brilliant" After thegame the Chieftains took in saving some tough shots that looked a Seattle Thunderbirds-Spokanc Chiefs like suregoals. Hockey game and then rested up for Senior athlete of the week Marinoni: woman of many talents 3.67. On top of everything else Marinoni finds the extratime topractice the piano,accordian,flute and paint. Marinoni's talents extendover a wide range of areas as does her goals and ambitions. After graduation in June Marinoni wants to travel. She is also looking into an international Jesuit volunteer program where she would be able to incorporate her aspirations to £ travel and serve a worthy cause all in oneadventure. "Marinoni has a heart of gold. Her |Alexßarashkoff looks down field for his reciever during intramural prioritiesand values arefocusedaround I action last week. her concern for people.She she's areal balance around here...she doesn't even have to say anything you can be ************************ ■ r+MMwm ni%»r« ___. encouraged just by her smile and the INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Levan, way she laughs," said Joe INFORMATION SESSION PUT YOUR president of Associated Students of Seattle University. ALL STUDENTS INVITED COLLEGE DEGREE Christine Marinoni THURS. NOV. 17 Marinoni went to East Africa for two ByJENNIFERVOLANTE VOLPis ROOM 12 NOON TO WORK. StaffReporter months this summer and said she was really "hatin' it" when she returned to 2ND FLOOR PIGOTT If one were to for ************************ Air Force Officer Training School vote an exemplary to "I student-athlete as an ambassador for SU play soccer. was terribly outof isan excellentstart toa University, Marinoni, shape. I felt like vomiting after challenging career as anAir Seattle Christine practice." * Seattle University women's soccer ForceOfficer. We offer great player, wouldbeaperfectcandidate. Even though SU women's soccer team startingpay, medicalcare, 30 of vacation pay RepresentingSU asa soccer player is didn't finish out the season with a i days with each just one of the many activities winning record, Marinoni looks back yearand management Marinoni participates in on campus. with satisfaction and ahead with opportunities. Contactan She also works at the volunteer center optimism. r««t Preparation Specialist* AirForce recruiter. Findout what as a student co-ordinator. "We take "Although we've only won fivegames Officer Training School can mean people whocome inand locate them in in the last five years the team will be 1107 NE 45th. Seattle for you.Call volunteer positions at one of the 100 more competitve in the next few 632-0634 agencies we work with... it's really years...l remember four ycnr\ ago when 1-800 423-USAF TOLL FREE rewarding,"said Marinoni. the team's strategy was lo kick the ball Marinoni isalso a member of Alpha out of bounds o the other team 'KAPLAN Sigma Nu, the National Jesuit Honor wouldn't score. At lea.->t this year we iTANUYH.KAHANEDUCATIONAI CENTERLTD. Society, as well as an accomplished were able to we k on moving the ball student with a double majo< in French forward inan at* k. That'spromising," I At fci and Political Science with a G.P.A of she said.

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