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The Carroll News John Carroll University Carroll Collected The aC rroll News Student 3-26-1976 The aC rroll News- Vol. 58, No. 18 John Carroll University Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews Recommended Citation John Carroll University, "The aC rroll News- Vol. 58, No. 18" (1976). The Carroll News. 552. http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews/552 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aC rroll News by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact connell@jcu.edu. St. Pat's Festivities Extend Into Week-long Celebration R~ .\1ary \ nne Garvey serve more than 5000 glasses of A hypnotist in the Rat on The luck of the Irish prevailed beer Thursday and a two band Student as Carroll students celebrated St. High winds and snow flurries Union Mixer on Friday rounded Patrick's Day with a week of forced the cancellation of the out the week. The mixer also festivities The Irish Club United Irish Societies of Greater provided the setting for the 2nd initialed the St. Pat's activities Cleveland's parade downtown, annual IPT chugging contest. with a night of entertainment in but CarroU students remained The lBG's won in the organiza­ the Rat Bar on March 15th . Linda undaunted bv the weather and tional category, beating the O'Malley. Sean Moore and Gerri the quad supplied the site for a IPT's by an eighth of a glass. The Gunn provided the music, which mini ·parade at 4: 15. The parade ffiG pledges beat the IPT pledges mcluded a number of Irish folk was judged by Dr. Austin in the non • organizational tunes and more than a few hand · Freeley, Mrs. Dolly Gibbons and competition. clapping, beer- guzzling drinking Mr. J ack Collins, resulting in The re-scheduled St. Patrick's songs. awards to the BFBG's, the IPT's, Parade on Sunday was one of the The Rat was also the scene of and the Irish Club. Though or largest in recent years The lXY celebrating on Tuesday night ganized in less than 24 hours, the fraternity represented J ohn Car­ which featured Phoenix a nd enthusiasm exhibited by the roll in the parade with a float and again on Wednesday with Poco. participants and spectators at marching unit. Kathy Berry pre­ Green beer and Irish chili dogs the parade promise to make it an sided as Parade Queen in the car were served to patrons beginning annual event. which drew the IXY float depict­ at noon on St. Patrick's Day The Junior and Senior classes ing Bishop John Carroll seated in Assistant manager of the Rat, sponsored a financially success· front of Graselli Tower. The Brian Hurley, reported that the ful party St Pat's night in the IXY's were awarded the prize for Rathskeller did $1700 worth of O'Dea Room. 10 cent beer and the the best float in the parade and business and head bartender. music of Dan Gallo and the will retire the prestigious Spel­ Bob Terorack, revealed that he Keynotes attracted drinkers and lacy trophy. was one of those on hand to help dancers. Marty Kelly rides in the St. Patrick's Day quad parade (above). lBG members Joe SuiUvan, John McGonigle, Greg Ring and Steve Darnell display their itrst prize chugging trophy. (below). M cNeill Named Editor-in-Chief Dan Busta announced this major, lives in Cleveland. will continue as a News Editor. week that Tom McNeill will "Dan Busta did a great job In Terri Wardeiner, junior English become Editor-in-Chief of the completing the changeover from major from Euclid, will remain Carroll News effective this issue. letterpress to offset The ap w her position as SJ)9rts Editor. Busta. WRO.Wtll411111~·111;oli-_.· plt"U'ICii8 "' ~ paper 1'iaa ~. junjor oi~IQIIjDr lor's degree in marketing to proved a lot under his~-=· My from Toledo, retains h& position obtain a job next fall . vacates his job will be to increase the quality as Business Manager while John desk with few regrets. He says, of the content.'' McNeill com­ Schweitzer and Mike Powers "The thing that amazed me most ments. continue as Graphics Editor and about the job was that everyone Jane Kvacek, junior . Circulation Ma nager. re- had a different opinion on almost psychology major from Solon, everything. I enjoyed working with the staff, though, and I'm sure the new staff will be able to produce a fine paper." McNeill, a junior English major from Lyndhurst, was a Sports Editor this past year. By R.A. :\tarCiynski dialogue mus t be followed by ac­ Other new staff positions in­ After a hectic week of transi­ tion on the part of both students clude Carol Mendoza as Editorial tion. Student Union President Ed and Administration. His office Editor, Owen Dougherty as a Rybka has begun to set the gears door remains open for such News Editor, and David Schultz of his Administration machinery dialogue and action to take place, and Larry Weakland as Feature into motion. but he concludes that it will be up Editors. Rybka brings to the job three to the Administration "to de­ Miss Mendoza is a sophomore years of Union experience and termine the relationship between from Painesville while Dougher­ two vears of administrative the Student Union and itself." ty is a junior political science photo by Maropls know-how from serving as One of his major aims is to major hailing from Chicago. MCNEILL, in - listens to Schultz is a junior humanities TOM Editor · Chief, <left) President for two consecutive kindle the embers of enthusiasm advice from gradua ting senior Dan Busta. McNeill terms of the class of '77. Rybka that has been slowly increasing major from South Euclid. Weak­ emphasizes that thanks to the around Union circles. He credits land, a sophomore English 1De2U:Is his new job this week. help of outgoing President Rob the past administration for start­ Cummings the transition of ing it, and hopes to keep the fires power has been smooth. burning. As evidence of this en­ Student Participation Rybka sees both a challenging thusiasm he cites the large num­ ber of contenders for Union of­ SR - 1 Pending and exciting term ahead. In fact, fices and the larger than normal "challenging" appears to be a By Charles L. Kerr 11 which is scheduled to come up for of the measure involves a .keynote for his administration. election turnout. reeneactment of the Smith Act . Rybka was also pleased with A bill pending before the U.S. a vote on the Senate floor during He calls on class organizations to Senate has stirred students' in­ the month of April, has fomented According to that Act, one is in continued on page 8 accept the challenge of making terest in civil liberties. controversy among those who violation of the law If one belongs Union plans realities, he views The bill involves a complex re­ value civil liberties. to any group that is the responsibility of Juniors and form of the Federal criminal Tbe John Carroll Union Senate deemed an active advocate of Seniors to lead as a challenge in code which began during the has organized a special com­ revolution. order "to make things happen." Johnson administration in 1966. mittee to study the bill, and to The Fourth Amendment right Finally, but perhaps the highlight In 1971, the National Commission encourage student input to their of peaceful public demonstration of his office as he states it, "to the on Reform of Criminal Laws Congressmen, either pro or con. could be threatened by a section Administration of this University appointed by L.B.J. released its The bill imposes the death of the bill which states that physi­ I offer you a challenge." report, which was sidely thought penalty for treason, sabotage, cal interference with any federal It is the challenge of com­ to be a compromise between and espionage. The sanction of governmental function is a munication and cooperation staunch law and order advocates death is also imposed on many felony. Under this section it which Rybka feels is essential to and civil libertarians. types of homicide. would be up to the prosecutor to a successful Union. He goes on to The American Civil Liberties The bill includes a section on determine whether a large comment that "It will be through Union found this report accept­ electronic investigation. Wire­ demonstration on federal this rational, open process that able, but President Nixon felt it tapping can be legally conducted grounds or near such grounds is the problems of student life will too lenient and ordered a revision for a period of up to 48 hours physically interfering with some be solved.'' in k~ing with a strong "law and without a co\U't order. government function. Rybka is quick to point out that nMer' Jib~. Tb~ revised bill, ~Otbet corttN>~'at .section continued on page 8 Page2 Keep on chu.g¢ng! The Carroll News ~ Tom McNeilL. Editor-in-Chief Tim Leddy, Business Manager Carol Mendoza ..... Editorial Editor Terri Wardeiner ...... Sports Editor Owen Dougherty David Schultz Jane Kvacek ........ News Editors Larry Weakland . Feature Editors John Schweitzer ... Graphics Editor Mike Powers . Circulation Manager Tom Sydlowski ............... Artist John Carron University University Heights, Ohio 44118 Busta Finally Leaves, Projects Pessimistic Mood Before l journey down the tube toward that However, hypocrisy Is another evil, so I de­ place of former editors, it is customary to cline any comment on such matters.
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