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10 seasons. VU posted a 3-8 Vanderbilt has Bv PETE HoLTERMANN. record against teams in this a solid outside THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE season's tourney. Vanderbilt attack. Small was ousted from last week's · forward Pax Southeastern Conference Whitehead and guard For the seventh time in 10 Tournament in the second round Drew Maddux · years, the Xavier Musketeers are by Mississippi, an NCAA combine to shoot 36 competing in the NCAA Tourna­ Tournament Team. percent from three­ ment. This year, the Muskies are. · These two teams have met pointrange. They seeded seventh in the Midwest three times before,· with· a Xavier will challenge Region, and will take on win in all three contests. How­ Xavier's backcourt Vanderbilt Thursday night in ever, the last game between VU of Lenny Brown and Auburn Hills, Mich. and XU occured in 1948. Gary Lumpkin for Xavier enters the tournament The Commodores have a outside shooting. with a 22-5 record overall, and a 6- definite size advantage over The Xavier duo hits . 2 record againstteams in the Xavier. They start two players tJ:irees at a clip of 38 tournament: XU has earned its who stand six-foot-nine coni- . percent. highest ~a~king ever fo the J\.P pared to the Muskies who do. not Whitehead is Final Poll; falling to 13th afterlast · have a player taller than six;-foot- the leader of week's quarter-finalloss in the. eight on their r9ster'. . ·. .. . . Vandy's offense ... .AtJantic JO Toilrri~ent to·,:.·._, .. . , - . Fot the s!'lason, Xavier has~.-: 111~;·6:..s.senior-:,. · · .·•. ;,.,.,.~,,, ..... ·"··.. ·,.. ,. .· .,.·,I!.>arnell-Williiµns-Iookdor a,hole·in Temple's _defense.· "'·· -- Temple. The Musketeers are averaged a better·iebbundirig averages a team~high . ranked 14th in the USA Today/ performance than the -Comirio" 15.8 points per game. In addition center .for, the Commodores. He rebounding and scoring. Bates CNN Coaches Poll. dores. TheMuskies pull down to being a good outside shooter, has the potential to really. do some tends to runintofoultroubleoften. Vanderbilt, a 10 seed, enters 38 boards al! outing; while VU he a solid rebounder, especially on damage on offense. Batesis a He has fouled out in 10 of VU' s 30 the Tournament with a record of averages almost 32. ·XU holds the defensive end. Whitehead strong player, but he also has a games this season. 19-11 overall. This is the opponents to 31 rebounds per grabs 6.2 rebounds a game, nice touch that enables him to hit Commodores' fifth appearance in game, and the Commodores second-best on the team. an occassional jumper. He is (see Vandy back page) the NCAA Tournament in the past allow 34 rebounds a game. Austin Bates is the starting fourth-best on Vandy in both Flood relief effort Bucky jams

BY MATT TOTH THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE

JOhn "Bucky"Pizzarelli will perform for the Xavier Guitar Series·on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in Xavier ~tiia~rif~ will have an . the University Center Theatre. opprotunity to help clean up the Tickets are $14. mess left in the wake of the recent Pizzarelli is an active flooding. performer in jazz rooms and This. Saturday· and Sunday, college settings, and has enjoyed buses will be leaving from the front · a long and illustrious career · John "Bucky" Pizzarelli of the University Center at two hour . playing jazz. intervals, starting at 8 am. The last ·. His endeavors in jazz have bus leaves at 2 in the afternoon. All taken him from the Vaughn toured with such greats as · crews will work four hour shifts Monroe Orchestra to perfor­ Stephanie Grappelli and Charlie helping to clean up the east are·a of mances in the White House with Byrd. town and possibly the New Rich­ Benny Goodman and Frank Along the way he has been mond area. Sinatra. a staff musician with NBC and Students, faculty and staff may "Bucky" has also appeared ABC, has appeared at Carnegie sign up in at all residence hall front on numerous albums including Hall and soloed at Town Hall in desks and at the Student Develop- "The Guitar Album" with George New York City. 1,llent Office. Burnes and "Flower for all Immediately following the Donations (cash or supplies) Seasons" with Eddie Daniels, and concert there will be an opportu­ are being collected·both at the above has released a number of solo nity to meet Pizzarelli in the locations and in the Office of recordings. Musketeer Inn. Spiritua~ J)evelopment. Pizzarelli's loye for jazz The reception will feature Questions may be directed photo by Jeff Davis to has also taken hini to Switzerland, various wines and cheeses. Danielle Staudt at 745-3588 or the Japan and Englllnd. · . Persons seeking more . Heavy rains made Peie Rose Way impassable for anyone Student Development Office at 745- In the United States, he has information may call 745-3161. . without a boat. , · 3166. . . THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE• WEEK OF ·MARCH 12, 1997 - PAGE 2 · . . . · . ..:-··, .... ,...... ,:.-.-.·::·-.- .... ,.. :..-.,:.-...... ,::.,,...... -:••.-.-.· ..... •.. ~··.,.,•-::-.v.··::-·· .. -.;.:;:.-.:· ·•·.····.;· .... -.·~-...... ,":::'!.O::'*':::' .... -.. .. :..v..;• .. .:--.· ..:··· ..• • .-..·¥::.,.!-.... "!·';·~._.,.,..,.... :-.·.::"::::::~.-.·"'--:.:.:~-::':!...,"::;'.... :: :..-.:--.·:... -.··-:··~- .. .,,~ ....~~':XX,..,. .. ~,~ ...... :::.:.:-·.:..-.·.:;;::~:..':!;:-" ..-.v.i;: ,:-..... ~ .. :::-'::"-.·::'v'':'>.. ·::-.::.1!:..-.-.x.:::-"«.,v-::.."'<~::;..::,.~..... ~::r~ .. :..-.x-.~~~";~ .. ~"':::'m-.:::~~.. ::r-.-.,.?·:-:·:: .. ,~~«:·-.·.:-:.~ .. :,.,.~~~":t::!:~<.·,.~~...... ~::· ..... :;-"":::=i;f':-x~.-.·.-.;::.,"=:, ... ~.,:-:.!':.:~-.::·::;-.y.=:-..,..,:..,r"r-:-~...... ::t,-.::-. New officials profile

BY KARA BENKEN · next priority will be to increase arid become more knowledgeable of services in response to that how the university works. THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE communication." · "One thing I would like to.see is This goal will be accom- the expansion of Community Service Library survey Juniors Dave Coyle, Chris plished partially through the and a greater campus support and Dake and Damon Halverson are distribution of a monthly newslet- ·awareness of Shantytown," said Dake. The McDonald Library is currently conducting a . guaranteeing changes for the 1997- ter similar to the faculty preview, Halverson, who is from Oinaha, survey for March of 1997 to determine how easily patrons 98 school year when they take over which will compile information Neb., plans to use his experience as a can find library materials, to determine their knowledge the roles of Student Government about SGA projects which member of Residence Hall Associa- of and satisfaction with library sources and services and Association (SGA) President, students should know about. tion, the Senior Board and Student to solicit their preferences for future priorities. They sent Legislative Vice President and Topics would be things like Services for his administrative out questionnaires to a stratified sample of 2,275 graduate Administrative Vice President on the development of the Convoca- position. and undergraduate students. They are asking the students April 18. tion Center, w.hich students have "I'm looking for a major who received these questionnaires to fill them out and "Any time an institution gets. had little input on thus far, and expansion of Shuttle Service hours and send them back to the library by ~riday. new people in positions, new university committees and their an increased awareness of SGA perspectives are gained as well," research and plans. throughout the campus," said said Coyle, who has been a student Other plans for the new Halverson . .senator for only one and a half SGA officers are the expansion of Halverson is a history major in years. the shuttle service,' the addition of . preparation for law school at either "We have lots of ide~s for student legal services for ques- University· of Cincinnati.or Northern Flood relief things we would like to do, but we tions about things like leases, and Kentu~ky University, and he would The Division of Spiritual Development is collecting are also encouraging any other renting a U-Haulto ease the like to eventually be elected a judge. donations for the American Red Cross Disaster Relief ideas. One thing we're focusing on moving process during Finals Immediately after college, however, he Fund for the victims of the flood. Contributions can be is keeping in touch with our boss Week. plans to join the Jesuit Volunteer dropped off at either the Campus Ministry Office (Loyola - the 6,500 students SGA repre- Coyle, who has remained Corps for a year. House) or the Spiritual Development Office. sents." relatively anonymous as SGA One thing the three executives Coyle, a Steubenville, Ohio Chair of Association Affairs, do not agree on, however, is who is native, is a political science major currently handles most of the likely to win the NCAA tournament. · with eventual plans to work in paperwork regarding club bylaws, Halverson is predicting the Washington, D.C. for a government charters and registration forms. University of Utah as this year's agency or possibly writing Holding the title of Presi- possible NCAA winner, while Dake Jesuit task force speeches or doing logistical dentof University Players for two thinks UCLA is the better choice. planning for a politician. years, Dake was involved with Coyle, however, is betting on His focus for next yeat (in SGA before he became a senator Fairfield, whose odds are 5 gazillion to The Jesuit Task Force Lecture and Discussion addition to graduating) is on this year. 1, according to Sheridan's Tournament Series presentation on Jesuit Vocation and Jesuit Training has been rescheduled for Monday, April 7 at 7:30 p.m. in targeting those students who don't Dake is a communications Odds. know what SGA does. major who has "no political "I'm betting on Fairfield so the the University Center Terrace Room. Coyle said, "With only a · aspirations whatsoever," but is odds will pay off. Then, who knows?" couple of hundred students voting ... intent on an acting career. said Coyle with a smile. [in SGA elections], it's difficult to ·. · .. ·. Hailing from.Canal, ;<- .,, · :· ·...... • · · ·.· .· "In all seriousness, :we ~now we know what students want and, Winchester, Ohio, Paker:~ fci(/ ~: can't c~~ng(!_ t9~·.. \Y._orlp i.ij ~-y~ar. but therefore, how we can help them. the executive ticket primanly to we intend to get things rolling." Human rights "Our first priority will be to become more involved with the · increase communication, and our broader areas of the university Amnesty International will sponsor a workshop on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. atthe Dorothy Day House on Responsible.Consumerism forHuman Rights Week. Plan your life with XU -compiled by Virginia Sutcliffe

BY VmGINIA SUTCLIFFE opportunity for clubs and Student Services is soliciting THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE organizations and an opportunity students interested in submitting. . for students to know when events . designs for the cover of the planner. are happening on campus," said Fisher said that they are looking Fisher. · · for a two-color design and students can "Xavier Days" will be the Security Notes Some athletic and recre- submit entires in the form of a disk or name of a new student planner ational sports schedule informa­ an art board. which will be available for tion will be available. Entries can be turned in to room purchase in August of this year. However, not all schedules 101D in the Office of Student Services A committee, comprised ·of Thursday, March 6, 10 a.m. will be finalized before the in the University Center. various represe'ntatives from groups Physic.al Plant workers discovered six light globes were planner comes out. The deadline for submissions is across campus including athletics, missing from the staircase in Husman. They were found The planner will also· · April.19 and the winnerwill be SGA, SAC, Hall Council, CAPS, shatteredon the sidewalk in front of the building. include an academic and · compensated with some sort of prize; marketing and public relations, has administrative directory of phone · however, Fisher is not sure what it will been working since the fall of 1996 Friday, March 7, 9:30 p.m. . . . numbers and hours of operation be. on ideas for the planner. Cincinnati Fire Dept. responded to a small fire on the third for various offices as well as a Any group interested· in having a Brenda Fisher of student floor of Brockman. A student's robe caught on fire from a campus map. date in the planner can submit it to services and chair of the committee nearby candle, and the carpet in the hallway was damaged Fisher said that this ·Megan Jackson in Marketing. and when she threw the robe in the hall .. said the planner was thought of as a way to help students get organized directory will not take the place Public Relations by Thursday, May I. and have easy access to other . , ... , , of the phone directory printed Fisher said that other colleges Saturday, March 8, 10:51 p.m.·. important information they need: · · .. every year. .. . and universities alfeady ·have student Someon~.damaged the door ofthe basement entrance to "We wanted to create a There will also be blank planners such as this one and she Kuhlman. The glass in the doorway was shattered. ages at the· end of the d1'rec.t ory _ believes it will be a valuable asset to professional, essential and personal P for students' personal use. any student. resource for each student," said · The final price of the "It will be a nice resource to . Fisher. . Security Note of the Week The planner will include p1 anner has not yet been carry around all the time andit will week at a glance pages where determined, but Fisher said it will promote time management skills as · Saturday, March 8, 5 p.m~ be around $6. well," said Fisher; A 29 year-old non-student was arrested and charged ·students can write assignments or social activities. The committee.is in the Students are permitted to pre­ With sexual imposition for inappropriate behavior Vanous clubs and organiza- midst of negotiating where the order the planners. taking place in the library. · planner will be sold. For questioRS·or to pre-order, tions will be able to put deadlines or events on the various· days of the .· The committee plans to call Fisher at 745-3004. calendar. · · solicit coupons from area -compiled by Kara Benken "It is both a promotional merchants to put in the planner. ' , . . '. THE XAVll;~ NEV'JSWIRE •WEEK OF MARCH 12, 1997 - PAGE 3 . . · : · "'~~~»~~.. ~~':•:··~~~~~?n,.... , .. ~.,~· ... W-~:ffi"t-;.~·»::::::'5-:}t:i::':.~~?~~~~~~~~~:~:: *'~~f-fF~.~~~~~""l:·n-.:::,~~~~~~~~~"ll-\~ ;.:,. "~~~J.~ f , , x .. .. ;· Prof~rb~ Native American studiffi to XU

. Some topics discussed are BY LEAH MONTGOMERY · the Indian relationship to the THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE environment, stereotypes associ- . ated with Indians, drug use and religious rituals among Indians, and regional variation in Indian This semester Xavier religious practices. granted Michael F. "I think many students took Steltenkamp, S.J. the this course as an alternative to the . Brueggeman Chair in Ecumeni­ theology courses that they have cal Studies. been familiar with over the years. Steltenkamp comes to us The students interest makes me from Wheeling JesuitUniver­ look forward to coming to class. sity, where he is an Associate They are very receptive to the ·Professor of Religious Studies, . material we cover," said and where he will be returning Steltenkamp. at the semester's end. Steltenkamp will be giving a Steltenkamp graduated public lecture tentatively scheduled from the University of Detroit, for April 16 in Kelley Auditorium. earned a Master's degree in His lecture, "Black Elk, Folklore at Indiana University, American Indian Holy Man: Role and a Ph.D in Anthropology Model for the Millennium'.' will from Michigan State University. photo by Ramon DeJesus discuss the presence of Native Not only is Steltenkamp a Steltenkamp instructs his students on religious traditions of the native North American Indians: American religious practice outside priest, he is an anthropologist, the bounds of mainline as well as an author of two demoninations among Indians and by the American Indian Quarterly Holy Man of the Oglala, received North America. books: non-Indians. His first book, The Sacred and recommended as an introduc­ the 1994 Alpha Sigma Nu Award. This course explores Vision: Native American tion to the spirit of modern native He is presently teaching two traditional ideals, rituals, and Religion and Its Practice Today, religion" by Theological Studies. sections of a theology course titled ways of the North American was called "especially eloquent" His second book, Black Elk: Religious Traditions of Native ·Indians. Steps toward a more .diverse campus

BY WILLIAM KoNOP director's position will be different than it was in the past. . THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE · "The new director of diversity w111 be able to spend more time promoting diversity Soon, Xavier University will with students and less time on the unveil the details of its new and compliance side," said Riga. revolutionary plans for the The hiring and compliance . affirmative action program .. issues will be handled in a joint For the last two years, effort between the personnel and Administrative Vice President Affirmative Action staffs, John Kucia, Dr. Philip Jones, Dr. creating a more strategic and · .· Brenda Gardner and faculty pro~ctive approach to the entire committee chair, Dr. Cynthia program. Crown have been developing a · According to Crown, "The plan to modernize and enhance the new director of diversity will be school's affirmative action able to concentrate on all of the program. positive aspects of affirmative In the past, the director of action by showing that, to some . the affirmative action office has extent, we are all affected by handled both the legal duties and diversity and by fostering an the program's event coordinating atmosphere of collegiality." duties, leaving the staff The exact details of the overburdened and students with plan will be released after a diminished access. search committee has hired a The new plan, drawing on director of diversity. .the latest corporate and collegiate Candidates. from corporate practices, will divide these duties . and other college Affirmative between the Personnel Services Action offices will be considered. Department, Affirmatiye Action · Riga will return to her full­ and the new position of director of tim~ job as director of personnel . diversity. services. The director of diversity will The new affirmative action be responsible for promoting the plan should open up opportunities broad range of "inclusion" issues, for diversity and dialogue at· and will be active in sponsoring ;xavie~ University. speakers, holding workshops and creating literature th~~ 1vvJll enhance the atmosphere of · campus diversity. Director of Affirmative Action Mrs. Kathy Riga said the . . . . . ' . THE XAVIER.'NEWSWIRE •WEEK OF MARCH 12 1997 - .PAGE 4 ·' • •"', • • •' • • • • •" • ,. • • ·•• • '' ' -..: • • ·: ''•} '· ·~: ..,., •• ,.....,..;,: "-. '-.<':'-:"..., ~· '' ':t' '";.... .:-: •' •;: '' :;• .;'>'"": .. , "'>'!;'' ~:.:: :';! • ··::•,...:: .. ,. ~· •,-.-..•• X"'(""-;,;:_•,-.-.:::''' ••-.--: ·~,,,.-. ,,~ ·~~ .,...>.; • •," ".; ~;:1.>.;•n.-..••,-.v.;,•.- -.·:-..',:~ ',''"·Y "'~.}·~·:;-:-•.Y,•;-;-.· '-:l;' •••,• '''~"~"'' :-:U,o:-;•• -.••;:;:.;;:::;:-:-."!;'~.... , '~'';."::~ "~?."'"'~:~ "·:.·~·:?T.'~.;~M>;;:·;:~,.... .;w; • ,.,.. ~ -.·~:;:;:...~~...- ::'::''';:'":".~::i'"-!>~..,.,,::"!.~~~~T!~-:;::;m;o.~"7:-;:t~~~-:y:~~W'~~'-'.m_".)-fy:o~ Homecoming Theme Contest . . IBe .Creative I Win $100 . if your theme is selected!

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' ~',',,' '"''. ',·. , ', ,',,,. ·,'',' ,,, ,~ ' ·, , ,' .~-: ~',. ,, ')' ',• '' , ,~, ~ ,, ~·,'_,.~··'• ,·, ', ~, ·- ', ... :·. '' .. ·,'', ','' I work for the Sign Crew, an police department? Basketball organization located in the · Are they simply bored and act basement of the University hastily when a problem arises? · isn't only thing Center. Those of us who reside at .We create and display 3739 Ledgewood would like to EditOiials at Xavier promotional signs for campus know the answer to these questions. groups and clubs. Admittedly, we were as I am writing in response to In addition, among other happily apathetic as everyone else News Steve Smith's article "Muskies special projects, we make the until last Tuesday when Chief Virginia Sutcliffe metaphor for Xavier X-cellence" monthly event calendars outside Couch paid us a visit. Kara Benken in last week's Newswire. the post office and the Musketeer To his credit, he was polite Newswire After four years at Xavier, I and explained exactly what was ·Opinions and Editorials nn. A STUDENTS' JOURNAL· Jeff Davis the best thing Steve Smith can · This is my third year being going on. . - Steve Smith say about this school is that it on the sign crew and I have He was searching for missing ©Copyright 1997 Sports has a good basketball program? always been bothered by the fact "signage" (his word), that was Circulation 3, S 00 Pete Holtermann I wonder where exactly that throughout each month, the . believed to be in our house. E-Mail: TomDeCorte Mr. Smith has spent those four calendar we work so hard to This missing "signage" had [email protected] Diversions years. They certainly weren't at produce, seems to mysteriously disappearedfrom the Office of www.xu.edu/soa/newswire Soren Baker the Xavier, I know. disappear. Multi"Cultural Affairs. Shauna Pope I could have gone to ·This year, special effort has We have had friendly relations EDITOR-IN-CHIEF & Photography several other universities (some been put into thecalendar by some with our neighbors at Multi-Cultural Affairs. We have had no problem PUBLISHER Deena Delfosse with equally good basketball very talented artists. teams), but I chose Xavier Unfortunately, we don't get with them. PATRICK AYERS Carlos DeJesus Calendar/ Fun .Page because of the personal attention a chance to appreciate it beca.use We explained this to the Chief MANAGING EDITOR Jay Kalagayan lavished on its undergraduates. such a large portion is stolen so .and assumed that would be the end BECKY RANALLO Features One friend, ·who is . quickly. . · ofit. BUSINESS MANAGER . Chad Engelland languishing in the (admittedly We put up the March We were mistaken. basketball-deprived) Ivy League, calendar and 11djoining posters As the Chief scrutinized our. M. ANDREW WADE Copy Editor may brag about her Nobel- (illustratio11s of St Patrick's Day living room he handed us a piece of ADVERTISING MANAGER Valerie Phillips . . . Distribution Laureate physics professor, but leprechauns) on Friday, Feb. 28, paper that was a voluntary consent .. EMILY SANDER ·. 'Jake Johnson does that professor invite her and by Wednesday, March 5, form to have our house searched. ADVISER On-Line Editor into his home and make a twelve of the post office calendar · This paper was supposed to be MIKE KAISER Krista Sigler sincere effort to befriend her? dates and both large posters were in lieu of alegitimate search ·Certainly not. . gone. warrant. The faculty members here We are flattered that It was not as simple as that, The Xavier Newswire is published throughout the school year, except during vacation ·;md have done a marvelous job of students enjoy our artwork so for by refusing to sign the consent to final exams, by the students of Xavier University, 3800 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45207-2129. The' statementS anci opiniori's of The'Xavler NewS.Vire are not necessiirily those' .. pushing me to do my best work much that they wish to possess it, search we would have effectively · ;· ··arilie.siiiaent biidy; fncidty; ofadiniriistiiition of Xavier. ·Statements and opinions of · . in· the classroom; think indepen- ... butthey must realize that by. declared ourselves to be guilty.· · columnist do not necessiirily reflect those of editors or general staff. Subscription rates are So, we signed after asking a $30/year or$ I 5/semester within the USA and are pro-rated. Subscription inquiries should dently and mature into a tearing it down in just a single be directed to Andrew Wade, Business Manager (513-754-3130). Advertisinginquiries responsible adult. day, they are vandalizing Xavier few questions and ascertaining that . should be directed to Emily Sander, Advertising Manager (513-745-3561) .. One copy of The is would be a "qukk look through Xavier Newswire, distributed to racks, is free per person per week. Additional copies may Several have become University and depriving other be purchased for 25-cents per copy. ·Xavier University is an academic community - mentors and friends, as well as students of valuable event the house." committed to equal opportunity for all persons regardless of age, sex, race, religion, instructors. information. · What started as a simple "look handicap, or national origin. .. I will be well-prepared for What kind of impression through" turned into a full scale graduate school and the rest of would a visitor or potential search in which every drawer was my life, thanks to their efforts. student get at the·sight of ahalf- opened and closet searched. This, not basketball, missing calendar? Dirty laundry was even torn "incorporates everything Xavier The gaping holes of the through, _as if by a woman at a flea is and everything Xavier strives blank bulletin board and leftover market. to be as a university." shreds make the area look sloppy During the invasion of our I enjoy the basketball and unprofessional. privacy, we asked the Chief who season and cheer for the If you have a problem with would accuse us of such a thing and Muskies as loudly as anyone our artwork or would like to have why would they think it was.us; else, but it is academics that will it at the end of the month, you can He responded by saying it make me proud to hang my stop by or call our office at X- would be better if we didn't know. diploma on my wall in two · 3071from1:30-6 p.m. on Mon- He. was probably right. years. days, Wednesdays and Thursdays . · Two of the students residing . I have one further question We also have Friday office hours in this house are international for Mr. Smith: If this is "a fr om 1: 30 -3 p.m. students. university where the benefits are We would love to hear from One of these students was not mediocre and the price is by no you and then you can give us the present and did not consent to the means right," why did you stay respect we think we deserve. search. here? His drawers, closet and other belongings were still searched. Gia Hayes Stephanie Lanter Why one of us would steal sophomore Xavier Sign Crew· "signage" from the Office ofMulti­ junior Cultural Affairs, we do not know. Obviously, some mistaken accuser thought we did. Sign Crew's The one thing that amazes us, is how easily the Chief thought it hard work was us and decided to pillage our Search of house. merits respect We are writing to proclaim home was our innocence and protest our I am concerned about treatment. something which in the grand unwarranted Nate Potter scheme of issues may not appear Jason Monnerat to be a big deal, but to me, says · What are the powers of the sophomores a lot about the simple integrity campus police force? of Xavier students. Are they a legitimate '· . . THE XAVIER' NEWSWIRE• WEEK' OF MARCH 12·1997:.. PAGE 6 . '...... ~ ...... ,,,, •• ·• ,,, .. ,,, ...... ,..,,,,,,,,,..,,;o··••··~···:-···••'"''"'·'' .•• ., .. .,••• .,•••••••• ,., .,.,...~:-.-.:-:.~:-·.··' ,·• .,..,..,.,,.-::•• .·• :-.;.··~;---;o,.,.. 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Pete who? however, Prosser stays calm, and In 1994, it seemed Pete as always, humble about another Gillen' s departure would leave chance to put Xavier in the Xavier in basketball limbo for spotlight. years to come. Without a doubt, Prosser is He left a mark on the proud of his accomplishments at . university that, at the time, was Xavier, but one has to think that I immeasurable - never to be he won't rest until Xavier reaches J surmounted by another. the pinnacle of being called a Now, just three years later, national basketb.all powerhouse. Skip Prosser has already carved If this is his goal, it's well ' his name into the rock we call within reach; · Xavier's basketball tradition. The players, coaches, fans, Prosser has taken Xavier to students, and everyone affiliated new heights never achieved by with Xavier basketball should be any coach in the history of Xavier proud and feel they have been a basketball. part of the success of the program. Now, Prosser is taking his However, Prosser, as team to the NCAA tournament as captain of this ship, should be the seventh seed in the Midwest given the MVP award this season. group of 20-something-year olds Prosser has already been be gone awhile.· division. Prosser was able to handle who are put in front of national there. In addition to those They will play tomorrow all of the attention XU received TV cameras on a regular basis. With the enthusiasm and Reeboks, they'd better pack their afternoon in Auburn Hills, Mich. this past year and still keep his · The players on the team readiness of the players and dancing shoes - we wouldn't against Vanderbilt University. team focused on the real task at have been waiting f~r the chance Prosser' s experience and leader­ want Cinderella's feet to get cold. The players are ecstatic hand. to play in the NCAA tournament ship, they'd better pack thor­ about going to the tournament; That's not easy to do with a their entire lives. oughly. Because they're going to -J.R.D. Question of the Week "How far will Xavier go in the NCAA tournament and who will win it all?''

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Muskies double fault ·Twenty years ago today, Xavier.athletic bistory was made. The men's and women's tennis teams dropped matches · On March 12, 1977, Xavier's this past week as they head into the stretch run of their spring · indoor polo team won its second se~on. consecutive national champion­ The Musketeer men suffered losses to the University of ship, making it the only XU team Kentucky and the University of Louisville last week as their to ever record back-to-back record fell to 2-8 overall. national titles. In the Kentucky match senior Monish Patel scored the That is not a misprint; it only victory for X, winning in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4. UK should read indoor polo. domina.ted the afternoon claiming a 5-1 victory. Indoor polo is similar to the Louisville would not be any easier for the Musketeers as outdoor game. The most apparent the Cardinals shut down the Muskies for a 7-0 victory, Senior difference is the venue. Simply Greg McDaniel and junior Doug Klekamp had the strongest imagine polo on dirt in hockey outing for Xavier as the played a hard fought match, only to a rink. The field is somewhat fall 8-6 in the end. . smaller in indoor polo than in the On the women's side, things weren't much better as the outdoor game (about the size of a Lady Musketeers were defeated by Eastern Michigan 8-1. football field for indoor), and Freshman Julie Roth captured Xavier sole victory as she only three players compete battled back after losing the first set for a 1-6~ 6-3, 6-2 win. indoors, but four play in the The loss drops the ladies record to 6-3 overall as they outdoor version. head to Virginia Tech for an Atlantic JO contest Saturday. Xavier did not have the The men next take to the courts on Friday when they facilities for such a team, but three travel to Bowling Green for a 4:00 p.m. showdown. · members of a local outdoor club . By Steve Smith team, who were also XU students, Jake Sieber was one of three Musketeers to play on the 1976 and decided to give the indoor game a 1977National Champion Indoor Polo Team. In this photo, he is try in the national tourney. playing in an exhibition game on Xavier's football field during the Parker 12th in NCAA meet So in 1976, the Musketeers, dedication ceremonies of the O'Connor. Sports Center. Rob, Jake and John Sieber entered team posted an 18-8 win over three-and-a-half years. Th_e Musketeer rifle teani was unable to earn a spot in the tournament, and won. They · Yale in the semifinals. The three The Siebers took polo last weekend's NCAA Championship to defend its national air tried again in 1977, and agrun Musketeers took the title with a seriously. Rob and Jake spent.a rifle title, but senior-Andrea Parker did compete in the brought an indoor polo champion- 25-12 win over Cornell. These . semester in Argentina in 1975. individual competition. ship back to Cincinnati. · were the first collegiate games for They spent a good .deal of their Parker, a two-time All-American selection in both air That is not a misprint either. · the trio. N?t only had they never South American stay playing polo rifle and smallbore, placed 12th in the 28 person air rifle The three players on the team played the mdoor game, but they against some of the world's ·· competition. She registered a score of 384 including 19 were brothers. had never even seen it before. greatest players. . centers at the championship that was held at Murray State Oh, and, their coach was .··. . .. When the ~ee rode ii:t the . , The family also developed a\ ,., University~ It was her fourth consecutive NCAA appearance. their ~athtfr, Robert. .outdocir g~mu~;. ~~Irfather was . . string of thor~ughbred pofo . · In the past·1o:years;Xavier has serifatleastone_ · . . The Siebers were·known for ' their fourth teammate. Robert wa5" .,ponies~·'. Afone timer the family's individual to the national competition. has ,.\fr iliis tieen'uricfer~ having a very hard riding style, a 20 year veteran of the game stable had 23 ponies in it. the guidance of head coach Alan Joseph. one that is needed for outdoor when he guided his sons to the The brothers had a sister By Pete Holtennann polo. They used outstanding national indoor titles. He is Meg, who also went to Xavier.' horsemanship and excellent .. responsible for introducing his She would have played on the. athletic ability to help· compensate children to the game. team as a freshman to replac~ Rob Lacrosse second in midwest for their lack of experience at the .. As a team, the family had the year after he graduated; indoor game. great success on the outdoor however, intercollegiate indoor To say they had a lack of circuit. Together, they posted a p0lo rules, did not make her The Xavier Lacrosse team hosted a round-robin tourna­ experience is a bit of an under- 98-2 record, including a 65-match eligible to play. ·. ment last weekend with the University of Illinois and Kent statement. In 1976, the Xavier winning streak that stretched over In 1977, Xavier had to play State, and the Fighting Illini escaped from Cincinnati with the the 1975 national champion for win. the title. After crushing Yale 33-2 . In the first game, XU defeated Kent 6-1. Kevin in the semifinals, Xavier faced the Hastings had a pair of goals, and Matt Tobin, Ben McClellan, University of California-Davis. . Jeremy Hills and David Bridges each added one for Xavier. For the record, the Cal-Davis team Goaltender Brian Kenny helped seal the victory with 16 saves consisted of a pair of brothers. ,in the game. In the highly touted champi-· The Musketeers were dealt their first loss of the season . onship game, the defending by Illinois in the next game. Illinois, the defending Midwest champion Xavier squad held off Division Champions, held a 5-2 lead at the half after Muskie the 1975 champion Cal-Davis goals from Bridges and-Hastings. Illinois came out strong in team, 13-9. Xavier was down by the second half, and put the Muskies away for a 14-4 win. two goals in this game, but the Xavier is currently ranked second in the Midwest favorites came back to retain their Division of the National College Lacrosse League. title. The three Muskies earned national recognitionfor their repeat championship. Sports /llustrated highlighted the ·achievement of the trio in the "Faces in theCrowd" section of the magazine. Wednesday, March 12 •Baseball vs. Cincinnati, 2 p.m. In addition to being the first Thursday, March 13 •Men's Basketball vs. Vanderbilt at 7:40 p.m. in the midwestern team to ever win the NCAA Tournament in Auburn Hills, Mich. on CBS(WKRC-Ch: 12) National Indoor Polo title, they Friday, March 14 •Men's Tennis vs .. Bowling Green at 4 p.m. were the first all-brother team to Saturday, March 15 •Men's Basketball vs. UCLA/Charleston Southern win. winner at 7:30 p.m. in the NCAA Tournament in Auburn Hills, Mich. on CBS(WKRC-Ch. 12)* Although Xavier has not had •Baseball vs. Toledo at Noon (doubleheader) an indoor polo team since 1977, •Women's Tennis at Virginia Tech at Noon the team's accomplishments have Sunday, March 16 •Baseball vs. Toledo at Noon •Women's Tennis· vs. East Tennessee at 9 a.m. · not been forgotten. Rob Sieber Tuesday, March 18 •Baseball at Ball State at 4 p.m. the eldest of the brothers, was ~ The three Sieber brothers, John, Jake and Rob, and their father posthumous inductee to the Xavier All home games are in bold Home baseball games are played at Hayden Field Robert, stand with the John R. Townsend Challenge Trophy they . Athletic-HallofFame after he *Xavier will advance to this game with a win Thursday received for winning the Indoor Polo National Chti.mpionship. · die

BY TOM DECORTE miss and. a Ram victory .. Gocid call. that receives a full.scholarship? Hey, it Island (adidas). First of all, who wears Best Coach: Hands down, John takes serious muscie tone to flap your arms adidas anymore? Second of all, they're just · THE XAVIERNEWSWIRE Chaney, Temple. Chaney took care of for 40 minutes. However, should he stop ugly in. that powder blue color. The conference tournament is a Duquesne with relative ease and then had flapping at any time on the court, he can be. Best Fans: Xavier. Whatthey unique experience because 12 teams share his troopsjacked up for XU before running . immediately relieved of his duties. No lacked in number, they made up for in · two locker rooms and play l 1 games in· four out of gas against Rhode Island.· His team pressure. spirit. They stood and clapped before the days. With all this exposure to the other is the most disciplined in the A-10. Best Spectmm Concession: Nachos first basket, just like at the Gardens, and teams in the A-10, especially the ones in the Biggest Complainer About Officiat- ($3.50). With cheese, salsa, and most were ferocious during pregame introduc- East Division, it's an opportune time to ing: Mike Jarvis, George Washington. importantly, jalepeno peppers. tions. If the tourney ever moves to Cincin- make some interesting observations and Jarvis is consistently in the men in stripes Worst Spectmm Concession:· Hot nati or Dayton, we'll have the kind of comparisons aboutthe league's members. faces. He's not afraid to use body Ian- dog ($1.50). Something was just not ri'ght advantage St. Joe's and Temple enjoyed . The following is a highly subjective · guage. He got tossed in GW' s semifinal about these franks. (The three dollar last weekend. Although, there'z no reason list ()fthe bests and loss to St Joe's after "Super Dog" wasn't to throw Coke on worsts in the A-10. · simulating the holding better, just bigger.) the floor during the Most Exciting of center Alexandre Best Pep Band: game. Player: Tyson Koul with his The battle was tight in Worst Fans: Wheeler, Rhode sportcoat and an the matchup between Tie. LaSalle, St. · Island ..Wheeler assistant coach. UMass and George J()e's and Temp~e. made the crowd gasp Best Dre.ssed Washington. GW Considering the when he converted a Coach: Jarvis. He's showed a good overall event was held in one-on-three an Armani guy all the repetoire of tunes, their home city, fastbreak against way. Slick style including "The Final one would think Virginia Tech. He · accentuates his bald Countdown~' and their fans alone simply blew by the head. '~Jungle Boogie." could fill 12,000 defense with his Worst Dressed UMass, however, not · seats. Not true. blazing speed. Coach: Chaney. only showed good The final was well Combine his open After all the yelling overall selection of attended, but they court skills with good and screaming he does songs, but featured an struggled to fill outside shooting and during the game; he exceptional soloist on half of the arena.· stellar passing and can make any suit beg saxophone with· rendi- Quotes: you get one fun for an iron. Chaney tions of "Live and Let · "That was player to watch. doesn't teach style, he Die":and "Soul Man." Rubonics, not Most Overrated . . , Photo.s ~Y Tom Decorte teaches winning. Worst Pep Band· Ebonics." St. · Tyson Wheeler of URI advanced the Player: Donnie Carr, Mike Jarvis, GWs stylm head coach. Worst Mascot: St. Bonaventure. They ...... Joseph's coach LaSalle. He will always be one of the top The Owl, Temple. The only red owl I've just didn't have the ·Rams to the finals with his exciting play. Phil Martelli on the scorers in the A-10, but he hasn't learned , ever seen, not much enthusiasm, and numbers or the variety to please. Plus, it's postgame comments of Russian Dimitri that passing to teammates is a viable option . couldn't dance worth a lick. ·Couldn't Bill hard to watch anything in brown uniforms. Domani. when he's being triple-teamed. Cosby do a better job? Best Looking Sh~es: Xavier "Xavier's got a bunch of guys that Biggest Ball Hog: Troy Manns, B~st Mascot: The Hawk, St. (Reebok). Though our beloved Muskies you don't hear about, but they give you 40 Virginia Tech. With the game on the line Joseph's. It does nothing during the game m~de an earlier exit than expected, their minutes of hell." Temple head coach John against Rhode Island, Manns decid,ed to .. , but flap its wings. During timeouts, it runs new kicks with the reflective silver bands Chaney on Xavier's style of play. call his own number instead of dishing the . . figm:e eights around the court, one of the impressed much of the press corps. Also, "You know, Fordham's not that bad." rock to VT' s all~time greatest player, Ace · most hilarious sights in all of sports. good uniform color coordination. . . Some random spectator who obviously had Custis. The result: an off balance shot, a Besides, can you think of another mascot Worst Looking Shoes: ·Rhode one too tnany. Scuglik stars· at plate, I in relief pitching role

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Sophomore Mike Scuglik is Personalized, - Hlghly trained, Proven methoda, used to winning games for computerized atudy expert teachen who guaranteed to Xavier's baseball team with his plms, tsllored to your 11now the tests raise your score. bat, but now opponents will have Individual needa. Inside and out. to ge~ used to him winning on the pitchers mound as well. Scuglik made two relief the leader In test prep and appearances last week, picking up admissions counseling awin and a save in addition to hitting a home run. The Kenosha, Wis. native is a big reasonfor the Musketeers' 3-1 weekend record which helped . them overcome a 2-9 start during their southern trip. 1-aoo~KAP·TEST On Thursday; Scuglik www.kaplan.com picked up the save against Campbell Univeristy inXU's 5-3 win. After starting the game in centerfield, he moved to the mound with one out in the ninth to close out the Camels. Scuglik also hit a solo NEWLY REMODLED homer in the game, his second of the season. OFF-STREET PARKING Later that day, Scuglik took the mound in long relief, going 5 MIN. WALK three innings, giving up only one hit. The Musketeers scored four - times in the seventh to defeat . Western Michigan 10-7,.giving 3, 4, AND 5 BEDROOM . Scuglik his first career win. . . ·Mike Scuglik has added relief pitching to his list of duties for /h.~ . HOUSES AND 'APARTMENTS "Mike (Scuglik) was a nice baseball team. He earned a win and a save in his first two career surprise for us on the mound," relief appearances last week. said assistant coach Joe Regruth. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "He really stepped in and did a The pitching staff also The news is not as good for : ·AVAILABLE FOR : · nice job." • • showed significant signs of second baseman Zach Swisher.. · • • Catcher Jim Dallio said, "He improvement during the latter Swisher went down last Wednes­ • SECO_ND SEMESTER· • (Scuglik) was pitching during the stages of the trip. In the win over day with a pulled quadricep. · He • • summer and now he's put himself St. Bonaventure, staff ace Louie missed all the remaining games on ·· : AND 1997 SCHOOL YEAR : in a position where he can close · Witte pitched his third complete . the Florida trip and is expected to ...... ~ ... ~ ...... ~~-~ ...... some games." game of the season. He struck out miss today's game as well. On Saturday, Xavier six, giving up seven hits and two Freshman David Steckel has filled defeated conference rival St. earned runs. Witte's record is 2-2 in at second. CALL Mlt

BY SOREN BAKER .Student art show· THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE

Xavier University's art students have a display of their work that will be open through April 11 at the Art Washington, D.C., club Gallery. DJ/rapper/producer DJ Kool works his multi~faceted magic The exhibition features multi-media investigative works such as oil stains on wood, graphite powder . blending the sounds of live erasures and oil bars on polyurethane surfaces depicting hip-hop a_nd positivity on his interpersonal relationships, self-portraits and human latest party flavored project, figure studies. "Let Me ClearMy Throat." Printmakers will show etchings andrelief prints Doug E. Fresh and Biz with personal imagery. Markie have joined the fiesta Ceramics students will display both functional to help bring hip-hop back to its carefree past. · and sculptural pieces, wheel-thrown and hand-built, or a combination of both techniques. · DJ Kool took a minute · Firing processes inclt!de the traditional" oxidation to chat with the Newswire' at a atmosphere of an electric kiln, and reduction methods Pizza Hut in the South East • of Raku and pit:firing. · section of the Nati on' s The Xavier University Art Gallery is open Capital. Monday through Friday, from noon to 4 p.m. How did you come up with the concept for "Let Me Clear My Throat?" · · "Hollywood Swingin' ," those horns, when·you hear Visit Spyz like. us that, you know what's going on. · "The 900 Number," first of all, my thing with that was, Rockers 24-7 Spyz, who are promoting their new OK, here's a classic party beat album "Heavy Metal Soul By The Pound," will perform that nobody's ever done Sunday at 10 p.m. at Sudsy Malo.ne's. anything with. Tickets are $6. This is just something I The group exploded out of the Bronx in 1988, was clowning around with in sharing valedictorian honors in the school of funk rock the club one night. · with Primus, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Livi_ng Colour. · To use "Hollywood But vocalist Jimi Hazel and bassist Rick . . - . ' ' . - •' . Swingin' ,"I've always liked Skatore's new aibum iS sure to get thci adrenaline that horn·sound and i was pumping. tryirig to figure out a good Washington, .D. C., native DJ Koolprovld~s pa:ft}i must~ o~ his "Let From the anti-trend rant "Clique," to the dynamic way to start the song off. Me Clear My Throat" album. "Burned" and the hopeful "Free To Be/' 24-7 Spyz's .When I was telling my attack struts with new found focus and clarity. DJ about it, he couldn't hear It's easy as opposed to them made something that people it. He didn't believe it until I somebody just getting up there could relate to just a little bit had actually put it together dropping a whole bunch of more musically, and then they and he'd seen the reaction .. lyrics. started hearing what he was This week's concerts Using "The 900 , When you're in a saying, they were like, "Oh Number" for "Let Me Clear position like that, people have (shucks)." My Throat," first of all, the got to be into your song. . What is your next album, • Shag will play at Bogart's on Friday at 8:30 whole idea came up as a So right off the bat, it's "Back To The Old School," p.m. mistake. got to be a dope beat. going to be like? Tickets are $7 in advance, $9 at the door. I was playing "The 900 If the beat ain't It will probably be about • The semi-final rounci of the High School Band · Number" one night in slammin', they're not going to 10 songs at the most because a Challenge will be held" on Saturday at Bogart's. Peters berg, Virginia because· be into you anyway. lot of people be trying to come The show starts at 8 p.m., and tickets are we were doing the."Twenty A lot of songs, man, up with all these songs on their $6.75. Minute Work-Out" thing. people don't even really care albums. They ain't making no • Big Head Todd and the Monsters. will play at I was getting ready to about what you're saying as money from 'em. Bogart's on Tuesday at 8 p.m. . say something and something long as the beat is slammin.' If I got eight or 10 songs Nil Lara will open. got caught in my throat. Case in point, Das Efx's on an LP, I want to be able to Tickets are· $15 in advance, $16.50 at the door. And I said, "Uh-huh-uh­ .· "They Want Efx." drop all of them as singles and huh-huh. God DAMN! Let Didn't nobody care what make that money more than me clear MY throat." they was talking about because once. I thought about that old for real, for real, topically they And if I decide to remix it, line from the Beastie Boys, weren't talking about anything. which hopefuUy I won't have to Women's history speaker that's why I said that. It wasn't what they were do that because you do remixes if So I'm just clowning, saying, it was how they were the originaljoint didn't do an and everybody's looking saying it. that, it'd be easy. Dr. Theresa Leininger-Miller, assistant professor around laughing or whatever, And then when every-· Do y~u think fun is from the Art History/School of Art at University of and I said, "Hum, let me try body started listening, they missing from hip-hop music Cincinnati, will be speaking on Monday at 7:30 p.m. in that again." · were like, "Oh, I heard that on these days? Kelly Auditorium. After a while it caught TV," or "That's some everyday Yeah. Her speech, "Deux Femmes Sculpteurs Noires: on and it just became a little stuff." My thing is that I'm not African American Women Artists in Paris Between the routine. That's all it was, But it was the delivery. trying to offend anybody. WorldWars," is apart of Women's History Month. something simple. And then on top of that, I don't care what color, A reception will beheld following the talk at the How do you get the the beat was slammin ..' what age bracket, how much ·Honors House on Ledgewood Drive. crowd involved? But that's the first thing money you're making or W.O.R.T.H;, French Club. arid Phi Alpha Theta We do that call and ·you're checking for, the beat. whatever.. · . are sponsoring the event. . response thing, and unless I think that's one of the · I want everybody to be somebody's just stupid, or reasons why a lotofpeople able to hear my music, from the - information compiled by the Diversions staff they're deaf, it'd be pretty couldn't hear Public Enemy at youngest to the oldest , ··~ hard for them not to get first because their music was so . 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BY ALLEN CHUDZINSKI. on the British charts, "She's a THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE Star." Once· again, Jrunes.shine with radiant Brit Pop style. On a rare occasion, Just as fascinating, during one of my meanderfogs though, is the Eno-electronic into the Dana Gardens, I was James, a phenomenal blend of pleased and surprised to hear musical talent exhibited on James sounding forth from the such songs as ''Greenpeace," a jukebox. song of environmental concern It is quite interesting to ·which features jungle beats hear a bunch of Xavier and Booth's idiosyncratic . students, boys and girls alike, · falsetto . break into screaming falsetto, "Go to the Bank," is a echoing the sweet melodies of song for which Booth impro­ Tim Booth. vised the lyrics during record­ If these uninitiated ing, and' the astoundingly . devotees of the hit song "Laid" passionate ''P.lay Dead," is are expecting the same upbeat equally pleasing to the ear. Brit Pop and "folkadelia" It's really not astonishing found on the "Laid" album, that James take this directi9n they will be suq)rised to find with ",whiplash." that James exhibit quite a wide· They are a group of

variety, ranging from pop to musicians. . who.. started the technoon their new album, original Manchester sound in ·· "Whiplash." · 1983 with other of the city's . The techno tinges, greats such asThe Smiths. · reminiscent of the "Wah Wah" . They didn't merely JAMES follow British trends, they album released in 1994, are no .

doubt courtesy of friend and . , started them . co-producer Brian Eno, whom Not looking terribly happy, the members OJ James strike a pose. . Now they soar with. a audiophiles will recognize for variety of musical .talent and . his ambient and, electronic ·. worked with the likes o(pop since it wa~ so experimental arid explosion, "Tomorrow"·reels instrumentation. , , , . sound collaborations with such stars.Blur. · atypical of James' previous with guitarist Saul Davies' · . James not only survived artists as David . Bowie and . "Whiplash" begins with a work . shattering chords and illustrious the '80s and the c~anging of U2. new version of the song "Tomor- · It is no wonder that violins, and Booth's soaring musical style, but they James, however, do not row," which originally appeared Booth and the bad boys decided vocal styling and poetic lyrics continue to push the edge of abandon their pop roots or lose on the "Wah Wah" alb_uni It to re-release the song,forJhave ·..... which leave the listener breath- .. .. . existing music:al boundaries. their sanity, thanks to the .. was re-recorded because.~'Wah directiori of head prodricet Wah" w~ on1fav'iii1~bilinthe :;~~t:~5~Tu~ff.\~~~M~2.~.~~~":~;,r;:.. ;.~~~~~·;.'.~J8if i2·~aif&·,~~J;~ii11~··+;~~--ii::r~*iliitt!l~ti~~~~~~~:;~tl~~:~~~~; Stephen Hague, who has United Kingdom for one week In a pop and glam · · worthy of note is the _current hit turies that leave one sW.oonirig;

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BY KARA BENKEN arch-like meditation on life and THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE death. The first and last pieces ("Requiem Aetemam" and "Lux Aetema") are prayers on ,behalf ofall humanity and are taken Xavier students will be from the "Requiem Mass." participating in the Lenten The second and sixth tradition of performing a pieces ("Out of the Deep" and "Requiem" piece Saturday at the "The Lord is My Shepherd") are Spring Choral concert in . Psalms, while the third and fifth Bellarmine Chapel at 8 p.m. ("Pie Jesu" and "Agnus Dei") are . Written and performed by personal prayers to Christ. English composer John Rutter in The climatic and fast-paced 1985, "Requiem" has a more middle piece "Sanctus" is an . contemporary focus than its affirmation of divine glory, traditional classic composers proclaming the holiness of such as Mozart, Cherubini, Christ. Berloiz and Verdi. "Although full of formal Xavier's Concert Choir, · Latin texts handed down for conducted by Chair of the Music centuries, this piece applies to the Department Dr. Helmut Roehrig, life and death cycles we examine will be accompanied by instru~ in Lent and is accompanied by mentalists on flute, oboe, harp, English text explaining the burial cello, timpani and organ. service," Roehrig said. "l believe our. audience "It is a very melodic piece, will appreciate Rutter's more · and the choir presents the 7~ .. contemporary style, especially arrangement and the close with the inclusion of English harmonies well." texts and meditations," Roehrig Born in London in 1945, said. Rutter studied music at Cam­ CENCOR Unlike other pieces by bridge University and then went Brahms and Faure, Rutter's on to compose and directoperas, version is made of a personal anthems, carols and chtµ"ch ,..,,SERVICES selection of texts, some taken music for the Cambridge Singers. from the "Requiem" in the His special interest in· An Ac:c11~taff~Co1npany· traditional Catholic iiturgy and composing for young people and some from the 1662 Book of amateurs is evident in not only ,,,. Common Prayer, used especially his recordings but also in his in burial services. popularity in the United States. The work is composed of Admission to the concert is seven pieces which form an ·free. ''Wouldn't 'it be great to live in a world where insecu­ monday··· rity was a turn-on?" March 17 · ·· : •Albert Brooks, Holly Hunter •Welcome to St. Patty's Day, and William Hurt star in the elec­ the one holiday of the year where all tronic romance hit of the 80's, of your Irish friends have an excuse "Broadcast News." Film time starts to drink their bloody heads off! As "Calendar Man ... Calendar Man ... Doing at 3:30 p.m. at the Movies on Race opposed to those days when they the things ... Calendar can!!!" St. drink for no reason. - •St John's Unitarian Church •The c~Man is sure there will will have a Veggie Potluck at 6 p.m. be plenty of drinking opportunities Ci EarthSave Cincinnati sponsors the at night, but lively Lynn and those Six ... event hoping to educate planetary lovely people at SAC want you to citizens about sane food choices as celebrate from 1 :30-2:40 p.m. ! • Retu+n of the Friday, a means of ensuring a sustainable That's right, the St. Patty's Irish knob-monkeys!!! future for our planet and all the fam will be on the "X" of the aca­ weclneday friday -•The .Star Wars Trilogy con-. species ..who share it. For more. demic mall! Free Irish food will be eludes with the opening of the thrill March 12 March 14 information or just to say, "I Jove available,· whatever' that means ... flick, "Return of the Jedi," also •Welcome to Calendar City, •The Cincinnati Ballet ~om­ you,'' please call 929-2500. and there will be GREEN' BEER! ! ! known as "Revenge of the Jedi" or where we pour chili on our spaghetti pany presents "The Russian Festi­ Get your Irish ass to the "X" and do "Gosh, my father's really ugly un­ noodles! Whoa! val" at the Aronoff Center. All the sun day.. a little jig! •What's the best part of wak­ folklore & stories of Mother Russia der that helmut" or "Wedge lives again" or "I wanted Wookies, not March 16 • · ing up? International Coffee Hour, will be presente~ in dance, featuring •Jazz guitarist Bucky Ewoks ! ! !" The film will be at your of course! Students from Korea Tchaikovsky & Balanchine's Ser­ Pizzarelli will be dishing out the tuesday friendly-neighborho~d, over-charg­ sponsor this beloved event in the enade, S tra vi nsky & Wells's grooves and laying it down smooth March 18 Romero Office of the University Firebird and Schnittke & Posin's ing movie theatre! '." at the University .Theatre. As •There will be a mass for the Center. The coffee and conversa­ Poem Without a Hero. Performance usual, the price of admission for the 17th Annual Commemoration of the tion lasts from the sacred hour of begins at 8 p.m. For more informa­ saturday monkey with ID is $ 0.00. What a Archbishop Romero's tragic death. 3:30-4:30 p.m. Come worship the tion, please call 241-SHOW. March 15 bargain! Performance begins at 7 :30 This service will take place in holy bean of caffeine! •FelishaL. Coady,"/ sangfor Bellarmine Chapel at 7:30 p.m. up ya.n:- eq.ripn:nt, the the President ofthe United States of 0 Registernow for Answer the p.m. oil •Ending on a sad event, that's Xavier baseball team takes on the America," will have her senior re­ Call ill. The Catholic Men's Con­ ,..,,Pl all from the City of Time. If you U.C. sissies in a batter-up, slide cital in the University Theatre. Se­ ference will be held in the Univer­ have an event or just an odd thing to lections include everything from sity of Cincinnati, Shoemaker Cen­ ~ome, wack 'em in the head and say, please send your messages to . make 'em bleed game on the battle Mozart to gospel music! The C­ ter from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Registration CALENDAR CITY, ML2129, Fax Man encourages everyone to go. fee is $25. Registration includes m-. ground known as Hayden Field. Get 745-2829 or call 745-3122. All ·Ms. Coady is gifted with one of parking and lunch. For more infor­ yourbatstoHaydenat2p.m., where events have a better chance ifmailed the blood will flow like Cincinnati the niost incredible voices to mation· or to register, please call 745-3567. ~-t-.li.a or faxed before Sunday of the Cal­ chili. grace my Calendar ears. Per­ •Thistle & ·Shamrock on endar Week. CalendarMan appre­ •The Esquire Theatre finishes formance begins at 7 p.m. Admis- · WNKU 89.7 FM will have more ciates all the responses he receives, up their Israel Film Festival with the sion is free and open to everyone- especially the catc;tlls when he walks import "Santa Clara." Unfortu­ highlights from the 20th ·Annual OotfR· . who appreciates good music. Oh Washington, D.C., IrishFolkFesti­ to class. After this edition cif Calen­ nately, the. C-Man has no idea about heck, even you people who don't Now go drink & dance . val at 5 p.m. So grab an ale & listen dar City, there will be five more the content of this flick. However, appreciate music will like this show. a jig, ye wee Irish issues left so the C-Man would love be spontaneous and see this foreign to the traditional wee Irish sounds! . monkey!!! • ;·.:~\,!:>·:"; ~ :-:.·::;.. '· ' ·.-: .:...,. . ,:- , .. to lm~ from Y9.\!!•:. ~o~~Y,~: .. ~", . , film! Maybe the Esquire will do more neat stuff like this! "Santa Clara" film times are 2:30 & 7:30 p.m.

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