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VOLUME 88, NUMBER 16 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1992 BATTLE OVER SMOKING RAGES IN SENATE
"Carmen agreed that thc issues should BELINDA VIRAY be kept separate [smoking in the Green FOGHORN STAFF WRITER and Gold vs. smoking in cafeterias]," Clark said. The issue of smoking in the Green and According to Clark, Jordan-Cox pro Gold rages on for another week as the posed conducting a user-survey in the ASUSF Senate Resolution was rejected Green and gold within thc next week. A by the Office of Student Development. written questionnaire would be made available to all those using the space. After passing the resolution to prohibit "We want to work together with the smoking in the Green and Gold 13-2, thc Senate," Clark said. "The resolution was Senate forwarded their decision to Bill nothing but 20 senators voting their own Clark, Director of Student Leadership opinions and that's not better than Bill and Outreach Services, and supervisor of Clark serving his own opinion. Wc the University Center. Clark would be the [Student Development and the Senate] person responsible for inactivating such a jusl have different publics. The Senate policy. serves the undergraduates, while our According to Clark, there are "broader public is the whole ourpublic is the whole issues" which need to be considered, but university." he would like to "get to the same point as The city's smoking policy states that the Senate." all lounge areas be completely non- According to Marta Nichols, Arts and Sciences Representative and co-author A group of students making use of the smoking section while they can. Continued on page 3 of the resolution, Clark agreed to discuss Vice President of Student Development next meeting with the results of the dis- the resolution with Carmen Jordan-Cox, and then report back to the Senate at iheir cussion.
PRESIDENTIAL CONVOCATION SPEECH MOTIVATES COMMUNITY
KIMBERLY KAUER dent higher education, compared those opportunities for women and non-while involved in the transformation of USF. ASSOCIATE EDITOR nationwide troubles with those of USF, or underreprcsented minoriiy students, to "As Presideni I will happily lead you along wilh discussing how this university make the faculty of the 21st century as towards our collective future, our vision Father President John P. Schlegel, S.J. has responded to those problems. He also diverse as the student population; con forUSF,butonly ifyou arc willing to buy challenged faculty and staff to "go the shared with thc audience his visions of tinue attention at the federal policy level in, to invest in our building of a USF extra mile to serve and retain students" USF's future and how today's actions arc to lhe goals of diversity scholarship pro beyond thc year 2000; only if you are during his Spring Convocation address to helping to get this institution there. grams." willing to jointly put your values inio the USF community, held Feb. 27 in "If [the USF community] continues to Fr. Schlcgel was greeted with applause action for our common good." McLaren 252. be sustained by the building up of trust," from the audience when hc announced "It was a very inspirational speech," During his speech, Fr. Schlegel dis Fr. Schlegel said, "the sharing of a com that there will be a re-evaluation of thc Kalhy Jo McNamara, Associate Director cussed the current problems of indepen- mon cause, the facing of common prob budget process after the completion of of the Annual Fund said. "Hc provided a lems, the willingness of men and women the 1992-93 budget. great challenge for all the members of the to forget lhe past and its baggage, painful The speech was concluded by Fr. WHAT'S INSIDE: and fresh as some of those incidents may Schlegel asking the community to get Continued on page 3 have been, and in the spirit of Words worth, we pull together, to strive, to seek, to build a new USF." Fr. Schlegel pointed out that "retention is the key lo stabilizing and ultimately Campus Briefs pg.4 realizing our real growth in our enroll ment." He suggested that all faculty and staff Baseball Player Helps Kids pg. 5 need to help in retention by meeting thc needs of the student body. Fr. Schlcgel noted lhat he was helping Looking Back at Desert Storm....pg 9 meet students needs by trying io increase the amount financial aid available. He said there was the Presidents Scholar Sr. Ignatius Profile pgs. 10&11 Program which is helping to bring students to USF, but still more money is needed. Fr. Schlegel announced lhat he currently Lady Dons in WCC Tourney....pg. 13 is lobbying in Sacramento wilh other Presidents of independent institutions for an increase in Cal Grants. Best of USF Survey pg. 19 USF's course of aciion, according to Fr. Schlegel, is to "improve links with elementary and secondary schools, to help Lots 'o Personals pg. 20 improve the schools and let young students know that college is not an impossible dream; increase financial aid for all de serving students; increase graduate school President Fr. John Schlegel addresses the I'niversity community. NEWS
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G16«AL VI Today Ash Wednesday SELECTED SYNOPSES OF STUDENT NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD In observance of the beginning of the season of Lent, Mass will be offered and Ashes will be distributed in the following locations: have established student and faculty exchanges and coop LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGES St. Ignatius Church erative research and language programs. 7:00 AM DESERVE MORE SUPPORT A spokesman for the University of Massachusetts said hc 8:00 AM The "International 50," a consortium of private liberal hoped that the agreement "will go forward at a later point." 10:00 AM arts colleges prepared a report which states that such insti Bui he added lhat "now is not the time to set it in motion." tutions already do a better job in emphasizing foreign 12:05 PM 7:30 PM languages and area studies than do their research- oriented ISRAELI COLLEGES WORKING ON SDI counterparts, which receive more federal funds Scientists from two Israeli institutions, Tel Aviv Univer "These schools provide far more than their reasonable Xavier Chapel sity and the Wcizmann Institute of Science, will soon begin share of the 'seed corn' for efforts in world affairs, and 5:05 PM work on a super-laser that may become a part of America's unless they are nurtured, thcircontributions will beimpaired," 10:00 PM strategic defense initiative. the report says. The project recently won the approval of Yuval Ne' Thc report urges colleges to seek funds from private and March 6-8 cman, a Tel Aviv university physicist who is Israel's Min public sources to send undergraduates abroad to accompany Silent Retreat ister of Energy, Infrastructure, Science and Development. faculty members on research and teaching assignments. "Silence: Listening lo our Spirit" offers you a chance Thc 5300,000 budget will be provided by the ministry, the to spend a weekend in thc splendor of the Sierras and Israeli Academy of Science and thc Bi-national Science the quiet of silence to reflect God's love for you. Fund, an Israeli-American foundation that supports coop Presentations will be provided to help you in your STANFORD PROBED AGAIN erative research projects. STANFORD-Stanford University's image has been fur prayer. For more information, contact Fr. Treacy at The free-electron laser that thc Israeli team hopes to Campus Ministry x6582. ther tarnished as the independently operated nonprofit produce could be used to destroy incoming missiles. bookstore is investigated by its Board of Directors and the While the sum is appropriated is low for this type of attorney general's office for thc salaries and benefits of its project, Mr Ne'eman said, "it may well be lhat budget March 7 management. constraints will encourage the discovery of 'smart' solu Poetry Reading The general manager Eldon Speed and assistant manager tions." He also noted that the project would make use of The Poetry of Rumi-An Evening Performance, a Phil Chiaramonte each earn over SI00,000 a year and own underutilized facilities, such as thc particle accelerator at the presentation of classical Middle Eastern music, dance a Gold Country vacation house and motor home, which the Weizmann Institute. and the poetry of Jclalud'din Rumi, 13lh century bookstore leases from them. The store also spent $69,000 to Persian poet-mystic. 8:00 PM in thc Lone Mountain furnish the house, including a hot tub and satellite dish. The involvement of Israeli scientists in research projects Theater. Both managers will remain on the job during the inves linked to the SDI has caused debate at Israeli universities in the past. However, such controversy has not been on thc tigation. March 9 same scale as SDI protests in Europe and the United Slates, Singapore Symposium Investigations are in no way new to the Palo Alto school, mainly because Israelis regard incoming missiles as a real USF's Center for the Pacific Rim is sponsoring the thc University is currently under investigation for allegedly threat, as they were in the Persian Gulf war. over-charging the US government for federal research. event which will focus on the area's changing busi ness conditions and opportunities in trade and in CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY FIRST TO VATICAN NAMES NOTRE DAME vestment. 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM at thc Federal Reserve PROHIBIT SEXUAL LIAISONS Bank, 101 Market Street. For reservations and more CHURCH A BASILICA BETWEEN FACULTY AND STUDENTS information call thc Center for thc Pacific Rim at NOTRE DAME, IND- Sacred Heart Church, the central x6357. place of worship at the University of Notre Dame, has been Humboldt Stale University is thc first California institu designated a minor basilica by the Vatican, tion to ban sexual liaisons between faculty members and March 9 & 10 The Pontiff authorizes the designation to honor historically students aflcr a harassment charge was filed by siudcnt Judaic Lecture important churches or significant centers of worship. A Michele Eggcrs againsi Social-work Professor Edwin Rabbi Eugene B. Borowitz of Hebrew Union College french jesuit priest established a mission in 1686 near thc Gonzalez-San tin. will discuss Jewish Spirituality. The March 9th lecture present si tcof Sacred Heart Church. Mass was first celebrated There are only a few universities across the nation that is entitled "Is there Jewish Spirituality and Thought in in the church in 1875. have a policy which prohibits sexual and/or romantic rela tionships between faculty and students in their classes or the Modern Era?" On March 10 he will discuss "Martin Buber: The Teacher we must leave Behind." COURT NARROWS ACTIVITIES OF under their supervision—just as romance is strictly forbid den between doctors and their patients, and therapists and Both lectures will be held in thc University Center's CAMPUS ORGANIZATION clients. Faculty Lounge. March 9th's will be at 7:30 PM and NEW YORK- A federal appeals court has ruled that UC Berkeley had proposed a similar rule last year, but is March lOth's at 3:00 PM. For more information call allowing a campus organization to use money from student was quickly dropped. Up until the faculty senate voted 12- x6148. fees for off-campus activities violates the constitutional 10 in favor, UC Sania Cruz had the closest model where thc rights of students who do not support the group's endeavors. faculty took an cihical stance againsi romance between Tuesday's The court said groups must use student money only for on- professors and students. Thc Koret Health and Recreation Center is presenting campus activities. Country/Western dance instruction with Marilyn Sludents at the State University of New York at Albany NEW READERS FOR Nelson Clark. The class isoffcred every Tuesday from sued thc University and the Institution's chapter of thc New 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM in Hagan Gym. Cost: Students- York Public Interest Research Group, claiming that the WESTERN TEXTBOOKS 54 .(X), Membcrs/Seniors-S6.00, Non-Members-S8:00. organization had spent some of the money it received from The political changes in Eastern Europe and what was the Call the Koret Center for more information, x6820. student fees to lobby state legislators and to support activities Soviet Union have opened up a new market for basic American textbooks in business and economics. Paul Heync, on other campuses. The students complained about positions March 12 taken by the organization, which opposes nuclear power as author of The Economic Way of Thinking, is jusl one pro Thc Bay Area Urban League is sponsoring its annual well as increases in defense spending. fessor who is reaping thc benefits of thc fall of communism. Job Expo '92 at thc Oakland Convention Center, The University of Washington Senior Lecture/ originally located at 550 10th Street at Broadway. Participants wrote his book for American sludents in need of a quick arc encouraged to bring many copies of their resumes JAPANESE COLLEGE PRESIDENT overview of how western economics work. for distribution. Over 100 exhibitors arc expected to MURDERED IN BOSTON During the first two years of translation Mr. Hey ne's book attend. The fair will be held from 11:00 AM to 6:00 BOSTON- Thc prcsidentofChukyo University in Nagoya, sold 20,000 copies in Czechoslovakia and Romania. Fifteen PM. For more information call (510) 839-8011. Japan was shot and killed last week, one day before hc was thousand copies have been sold in Hungary alone and to sign an exchange agreement with officials at thc University editions are currently being planned for Albania, Bulgaria March 15 of Massachusetts Boston campus. and Ukraine. The biggest market for Hcync is Russia where Slide Lecture Iwao Matsuda was killed when a masked gunman forced it appeared last fall. As one of thc first western economics "Greece: The Classical Period," will be given by Mr. his way into thc hotel room where the president and his wife lexis published since thc 1917 revolution, it quickly sold its Louis Lake Bryant, president of Archeo Club D' Italia were staying and shot Matsuda once in the back. Thc police entire press run of 100,000. have no suspects. of America, at Harney 232. The lecture begins at 2:00 PM. For more information call (510) 232-1330. Matsuda was part of a six-member delegation that had Compiled from The Chronicle of Higher Education, the traveled to Boston to formalize an agreement that was to New York Times and thc San Francisco Examiner.
San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday, March 4, 1992 NEWS RECORD NUMBERS OF ATTEND HOMECOMING EVENTS
BELINDA VIRAY "Over 75 people were in attendance at Saturday 'seventsdrew the largest crowd. standing," Hanson said. During that lime FOGHORN STAFF WRITER Comedy Night and Grog Night on Thursday In the morning, a cultural show was held al lhe Alumni Association passed out pompoms was overflowing," Katie Hanson, Home McLaren which included ethnic dances per whil ASUSF supplied the students with Hundreds of students, parents and alumni coming Week Chairperson said. formed by the Filipino-American Club. Thc megaphones. participated in this year's celebration of More than 250 sludents, parents andalumni warm and sunny afternoon brought more Thc spirits were high even before lhe Homecoming Week, which was dubbed by sampled different wines at thc Wine Tasting than 700 people lo lhe cable car rides and game started, but the basketball wins carried organizers, "It's A Party!" in the Crossroads. Jordan Wines and Sutter barbecue reception at Hamey Plaza between over lo the post-game reception in ihe UC The week began on Tuesday, Feb. 18 with Home were both among thc wines featured. 5:30-7:00 p.m. first floor. Comedy Night featuring hcadliners "Deb "Attendance at the wine tasting far sur "It was a lot of fun," Freshman Tanya E.G. Scott and Smoke Band entertained and Mike" from the Improv Comedy Club. passed our expectations," Hanson said. Morgan said. partying Dons in thc Crossroads until 1:30 Student bands rocked thc Grog on The alumni turn out at the wine tasting Thc barbeque before ihe game was packed. a.m. Thursday. Blues bands Potluck Blues Sup was up from last year, according to Charlie "There were 140 chairs, all seals were "Ii was a success, there were lots of people per, Beloved One and Acoustic Momma, Roddy, Director of Alumni Relations. taken plus there were over forty people and everyone had a bal 1," Hanson cone 1 uded. whose members include Senior Tony "Wc were especially happy to have 45 Mattioli, Junior Courtney Minard, and Se alumni attend thc wine tasting," Roddy said. nior Robin Cousey played to a completely "At last years wine atsting, we had a poor packed Grog. alumni tum out." AT 106 NEIGHBORING CARMELITE FOUNDRESS DIES from page one While being lodged by thc Immaculate AMY M. WERTZBERGER BIG ISSUE FOR ASUSF SENATE Heart Sisters at their College in Holly EXECUTIVE EDITOR smoking. wood, the Carmelites providentially met According to Kimberly Kauer, Junior On Wednesday, February 24, 1992 USF Rev. Dennis J. Kavanaugh, SJ. Class President and co-author of the resolu lost a very special neighbor when Mother Fr. Kavanaugh's deep devotion to the tion, the Green and Gold areas will be Mary of the Angels of the Jesus Crucified Carmelites' foundress—St. Teresa, "thc transformed into a convenience store and a died at thc age of 106. Little Flower"—and his interest in thc lounge area during thc summer, making it Mother Mary was the last of thc original political persecutions occurring in Mexico non-smoking. Carmelites of Christo Rey who camc to San led him to take a personal interest in thc "This summer is jusl not soon enough," Francisco from Mexico aflcr being forced plight of the sisters. Kauer said. north by severe religious persecution. Fr. Kavanaugh was alarmed by thc sis "K im and I talked to a lot of people, both Thc roots of the present Carmel, on the ters' inability to fulfill their charism of smokers and non-smokers, and ihey all say corner of Parker and Stanyan streets, lie in seclusion due to their lack of a home. He that thc area is just too disgusting," Nichols Mexico where a community of cloistered immediately contacted thc Archbishop of said. nuns had enjoyed a century and a half of a San Francisco, Most Rev. Edward J. Hanna, Nichols said that there is a possibility for peaceful existence until I860. At this time and his own religious superior, Rev. Ed a University-wide referendum, ultimately Hill Clark would like to examine political upheavals led to thc harassment of ward J. Whelan, SJ., Rector of St. Ignatius dictating what should happen to the Green smoking throughout the LC. the Church. College. Through Fr. Kavanaugh'sefforts, and Gold for thc remainder of the semester. In 1924 thc nuns were driven out of their the sisters were accepted into thc Arch thrcc-ccnturics old monastery and split up diocese of the Seraphic St. Francis. as they hid in small groups within private A local benefactor-ess, Miss Ida M. homes. Sccttrini, welcomed the three sisters into PARKING LOTTERY In 1927 the sisters realized the severity of her home at 669 Parker Ave, and through iheir situation and thc damage that was a Tridium conducted by Fr. Kavanaugh at being inflicted on their communal way of St. Ignatius Church, in honor of thc Little life. As a result, a group of three sisters Flower of Jesus, enough money was raised Fall 92- Spring 93 journeyed across thc border to the U.S. in to bring the remaining sisters to San Fran- search ofa temporary place of refuge. Continued on page 4
Applications to enter the lottery for Continued from page I 92-93 parking will be available in the SCHLEGEL Public Safety office STA TRAVEL community. I agree whole-heartedly re from garding sludents being number one in all We've been there. facets of this university. Without thc February 24 through March 6. OW RT sludents, we're not in business." LONDON 255 449 "Fr Schlegel offered a lot of hope and 8:30 PM-5:00 PM FRANKFURT FROM 335 495 vision for the future of thc University," MADRID FROM 389 598 Andrea Lombardi, ASUSF Vice Presi dent said. "I think there was a general PARIS FROM 305 534 Multiple entries and outstanding violators will be disqualified. consensus of enthusiasm and optimism." SYDNEY 525 564 Thc Prcsidcnt'sConvocation has been AUCKLAND FROM 475 789 given once a semester in thc past, but RANGKOK FROM 525 815 now has become an annual address. THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO TOKYO 485 575 EELIZE FROM — 480 BECOMING A NURSE IN THE ARMY. GUATEMALA FROM 255 499 Writers Needed And they're both repre • SUMMER RATES AVAILABLE Right away • EURAIL ISSUED ON THE SPOT sented by the insignia you wear • FLY INTO ONE CITY AND OUT ANOTHER as a member ofthe Army Nurse > ISIC CARDS / Corps. The caduceus on the left AYH MEMBERSHIP • ADVICE FROM THE EXPERTS We promise to give you means you're part ofa health care system in which educational and 120 OFFICES WORLDWIDE free pizza and beer while career advancement are the rule, 415-391-8407 166 GEARY ST. #702 you beef up your resume not the exception. The gold bar SAN FRANCISCO CA 94108 on the right means you command respect as an Army officer. If you're earn 510-841-1037 Call Elizabeth at x6122 ing a BSN, write: Army Nurse Opportunities, RO. Box 3219, Warminster, 82 SHATTUCK SQ. BERKELEY CA 94704 27J PA 18974-9845. Or call toll free: 1-800-USA-ARMY, ext. 438. STA TRAVEL ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE.
EC2E .March 4, 1992 San Francisco Foahorn Page 3 NEWS
Continued from page 3 CAMPUS BRIEFS ELDEST CARMELITE DIES received the nuns wilh ihese words: "The years devoted to the contemplative religious Jesuit Fathers will be your Chaplains, and in life, and on the anniversary of Fr. He is thc president of the North Ameri case they should be unable to attend you, Kavanaugh's own dcalh many years earlier. PART-TIME FACULTY can Society for Social Philosophy and is the here am I." Like a true mother, Mary of the Angels AGREEMENT REACHED past president of Concerned Philosophers USF's Jesuits continue lo serve the nurtured her daughters wilh humility under Tentative agreement was reached between for Peace and thc International Association Uni vcrsily's silent neighbors of Christo Rey, the divine guidance of her Lord, and set an the part- time faculty association (USFFA for Philosophy of Law. Sterba was a and the doors of thc sisters' chapel on Miss example of devotion and virtue to be emu PT) and thc University on a two-year com Fulbright Scholar in 1988-89, being one of Scetlrini's property remain open—offering lated by those who remain to bear witness to prehensive contract in early February after two philosophers to receive the scholarship a quiet atmosphere for prayer, reflection, the Carmelite legacy. 14 months of negotiations and five sessions at that time, and during that time hc taught and the celebration of the Eucharist by the wilh federal mediator Marilyn Major. Cer a course in the Soviet Union on Peace and Jesuit fathers. tain changes to thc contract await ratifica Justice. In speaking of Mother Mary, the sisters tion. she has left behind remember "a real saint" He has written 11 books, including who was always noted for her goodness, "The negotiations were conducted in an Feminist Philosophies, How to Make charity, and kind nature. amicable and friendly manner," according People Jusl, and Political Philosophy, and Mother Mary has a special place in the to Thomas Malleoli, director-labor relations almost 100 articles for various journals. sisters' hearts due lo her guidance in the and chief negotiator for the Universily. "I building ofthe present Carmel. She was the am pleased thai thc negotiations, while Sterba graduated from LaSalle Univer prioress when Christo Rey was constructed, somewhat long, proceeded smoothly." sity, with a degree in English Literaiurc and and her direction established her as a sort of Matteoli complimented the association team. has also received degrees from University local foundress. of Pittsburg and Harvard Law School. Mother Mary of the Angels died after 86 "It was a long process bul il concluded successfully. We established a forum for the productive exchange of ideas, and we in formed thc administration of the contribu tion and needs of lhe faculty," Christian Lund, part-time faculty-expository writing and presideni of the USFFA PT, said. The USFFA PT represents approximately Brain power: 200 part-time faculty in Arts & Sciences, Business, Nursing and Education.
The contract is expected to be ratified by the USFFA PT membership and the USF Board of Trustees before the next board Now available meeting this month. -USF News
ACCESS TO PHELAN HALL MADE EASIER on the Following many complaints from resi dents of Phelan Hall, the hall staff has moved to open the stairwell door that leads into McLaren Center. The door will now remain open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., saving students installment plan. unnecessary elevator time to go from the first floor to the second. "A lot of students asked that we open the Here's a way to learn faster and work If you're a student, you'll be able to defer door during the day hours," said Assistant smarter without putting a lot of cash down. principal payments for up to 48 months Hall Director Tail Anburg, It's called the Apple Computer Loan. while in school, making interest-only payments " I remember trying to gel it open two Right now, qualifying students, parents until 30 days after you graduate or leave school. years ago through lhe Residence Hall As borrowing on behalf of students, and faculty Interest rates are surprisingly low, and you can sociation, but nothing happened. We were and staff members with an annual income take up to eight years to repay.* told it was against the fire code." According to Anburg, the Phelan Hall of at least $15,000, can purchase an Apple" So stop by today and fillou t a loan staff and Residence Life Director Gary Macintosh" computer system using a special application. Maslowski pushed to comply with the resi financing plan set up just for you. Because this is one way to afford a dents' request. Apply to borrow fiom $1,500 to $10,000 for Macintosh, even if you can't afford a Macintosh. a Macintosh computer; other Apple products- including the AppleCare* extended service SOCIAL JUSTICE FOCUS plan, and up to three software packages. OF FLEISHHACKER Reconciling Conceptions of Justice will be the title of the Fleishhacker lecture given by philosophy professor James P. Sterba, who simultaneously teaches at USF and Notre For further information, contact the Dame. The focus ofthe lecture, which is to take place at 8 p.m. on March 18 in the Faculty USF Bookstore Computer Department Lounge, will be on reconciling libertarian ism and feminism. According to Sterba, the main political Models on display or call 666-2889 ideal of libertarianism is liberty, while feminism believes androgyny to be its main ideal. Sterba is currently teaching the course • Tie interest rale b the aivrage ofthe higher of the _lO-day or 'Mtaay comnwrcuil paper rates as reported in the Villi Street journal, plus a spread of4J5% After June JO, 1992. tbe spread may increase if pmgram costs increase, Global Justice at both USFand Notre Dame. bul will not exceed 5 6%. existing borrowers would be notified at least .10 days in advance Tbe loan may he prepaid at any time uitbout penalty For tbe month of October, 1991, lhe rale u
San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday, March 4, 1992 FEATURES
TONY SYLVESTRI: SWINGING FROM THE HEART
NIKKI BURROWS attached to a tec. Tony was FEATURES EDITOR overseeing the practice when one ofthe kids camc up to bat. Tony Sylvestri, a Senior Sports Administration major and Hc swung. Hc swung hard Diamond Dons short- stop, scores on thc baseball field and and missed thc ball at thc end with thc young children hc works with. of thc tec, but hit something Tony loves sports almost as much as he loves working else instead. with children. "Hc nailed mc in the balls." Itall began when hc was six years old. From his elementary recalled Tony, "But I wasn't school in San Bruno, CA. to Division I college baseball, mad." Instead of taking his Tony has played sports. All sports. At Capuchino High pain out on the young boy School, hc played basketball and football in addition to who caused him such acci baseball. In his thirteen years playing baseball, Tony has dental agony, Tony laughed been on twelve championship teams. as he rolled around on the "Not including USF," hc joked. ground in pain. Tony doesn't take baseball as seriously as hc used to, but "Thc boy said hc was sorry, hc does take his job working with kids at thc San Bruno and all of thc other kids ran up Recreation Center to heart. to mc saying 'Tony, Tony, "I love working with kids, and they really like mc; wc gel are you O.K.?.' I just kepi along really well," he said. laughing." Five years ago, Sylvestri discovered his talent for work Fortunately for Tony and ing with young people. Hc taught, and still teaches, boys subsequent generations of Tony Sylvestri, led the Diamond Don in hitting last year aged six to twelve years old how to play sports, but that's not Sylvcstris, hc was hit wilh a all. He also teaches them important lessons about sports wifflc ball bat. "It didn't hurt manship, working together and patience. Tony believes that lhat much," he declared. "Danny showed up at my house at aboul 5:30 a. m.Jic was patience is thc best skill you can have when working with Working wilh children is easy for Tony, because, as he totally wired, I yelled at him. Hc shaped up aflcr thai." kids. admits,he is very much a kid at heart. In addition to Danny, Tony's family also inllucnccs him. He also believes you have to have fun. "I like to play, and thc kids fascinate mc with what they Tony's father, an avid amateur golfer, gives him advice There was the time when hc was helping thc boys at thc say and what they do." about what he should and shouldn't do on and off the Recreation Center improve their batting skills by playing Eventually, hc would like to make working wilh children baseball diamond. His mother and younger sister frequently "T-Ball", which, not surprisingly consists of hitting a ball his career. If hc doesn't play baseball professionally, he attend his baseball games. Tony's fan-club doesn't just plans to teach and/or coach. consist of his family, but also of the kids at lhe San Bruno Working with kids has helped Tony grow personally Recreation Center. and professionally, he said. Thc kids have helped him "Thc kids come out to watch mc play, but they're not jusl realize that winning isn't everything. Tony used to feel waiching me. They're watching our whole team, sometimes stress and pressure when playing baseball. they come out to watch lhe olhcr team as well...some of the "I used to feci embar- mmmmmm_—^miimmm^mmmmmmm, a-Mt-^KMBMi^^^^^^^^^^ ki-cis arc coming out to rasscd if no major league watch us play teams showed interest in ...the kids fascinate me with what Pepperdine on Satur drafting me, but I don't day." anymore. Now I just en they say and what they do... Academically, Tony joy the sport. Hc espc- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ doesn't really like cially enjoys playing for OT school, but hc docs like USF. "I take it seriously, but I have a good time. I've USF. realized that striking out isn't the end of the world." He "I like it here because it's small, it's easy to get around and admitted that hc does get upset if hc makes an error. it's easier to get to know people." "If I make an error, I've let my team down," stated Sports arc his hobby.""I'm a gym rat, I like all sports." Tony. Hc may feel hc has let his team down, bul errors .In fact, he plays basketball as much as hc plays baseball. or no errors, he has never let thc kids at thc Recreation Basketball is his favorite sport. Hc admits hc plays it more Center down. He doesn't just leach thc kids, hc also acts lhan baseball. as an umpire and referee for their games. "1 like working with these kids, and 1 look forward to "My friends yell at me for playing it so much." working with ihem. I wani to help ihem become better Despite his addiction to basketball, Tony manages lo athletes and better all-around individuals." excel on lhe diamond. USF Dons head coach Ken Bowman Many individuals have influenced Tony, but a friend called Tony, "One of thc best, if not thc best short -slop in of his from San Bruno had the greatest effect on him. thc West Coast Conference." Last year, Tony led thc team Danny and Tony were friends growing up in San Bruno. and lhe league wilh a .361 baiting average, and earned an all- They talked, socialized, played sports together and WCC honorable mention. shared many of thc same hobbies. Danny, however, On and off thc baseball field, Tony Sylvestri produces. Hc pursued one hobby that Tony did not. Danny's hobby gives advice and gets home runs, and hc loves kids as much was over-indulging in drugs and alcohol. as hc loves sports, Tony lives by a certain philosophy, and "He blcw-it," said Tony," and because hc blc\tf-it, hc he passes it on to thc kids hc works wilh. wanted to sec one of his friends make it." Danny is "You don't have to impress anyone. Go out and play your Tony smiles for the camera. "clean" now, and Tony helped him get there. game."
FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1992 ASUSF ELECTIONS Fil ing for Spring Elections Opens Today. "GOING Filing closes Wednesday, March 18.
OVERBOARD' Class Presidents President Vice-President Bids go on sale soon! Treasurer College Representatives Blue and Gold Fleet For more information or to pick up elec Pier 39 tion packets, call x6516 or stop by UC 402
, March 4, 1992 San Francisco Foahorn FEATURES MORE SPACE, CLASS AVAILABILITY CONTRIBUTE TO ENROLLMENT JUMP recruiting. Woods stated lhal thc U niversily feels lhat all thc hard work has been rewarding. KELLY SULLIVAN that have contributed to thc escalation in enrollment. The apparent turmoil in the has recruited very well, thanks to the great "It has been very gratifying to be part of FOGHORN STAFF WRITER California slate school system is one cause. involvement ofthe faculty and students. He it." In lhe past year, USF has welcomed "It is very difficult for students to gel thc many new fresh faces to it's campus classes they want at a large university," community. Woods explained adding that in comparison According to Patrick Woods, Dean of to a larger school, it is relatively easy for a IGNATIANS OUTLINE SPRING EVENTS Admissions, the student body has increased student to get the classes hc or she wants. by 10.5%, including freshmen and trans Another factor Woods cited was the diffi NIKKI BURROWS on Thursday nights; and bedtime story read fer students. culty of getting accepted here at a University FEATURES EDITOR ing on Friday nights. of California college because of overcrowd "We arc best known for reading bedtime In thc fall semester, 494 freshmen in ing. He further commented that thc commu Campus Ministry swings into spring wilh stories on Friday nighLs, " said Kohut. creased thc student body overall by 8.2%, nity colleges arc making great cutbacks, just improved programs, and more needy people Bui, lhe giving isn't just weekly, it's also making thc total graduate and undergradu like thc slate colleges. to help, according to Rick Kohut, Ignatians seasonal. ate population 6,853. Woods also believes that much of thc Steering Committee Coordinator. Like last season, thc Ignatians will coor This semester, there has been an overall credit must be given to the fact the USF has Continuing wilh the spirit and dedication dinate a luncheon and day of game playing increase of 7.9%, including 68 freshmen inaugurated a new president. that characterizes Campus Ministry, The at Cafe Riggio on Geary, on March 21. This and 240 transfer students. Thc student "A new president has been a very positive Ignatians, an outreach student run group of is an event thc Cafe owner plans wilh lhe body rose by over 500 students from thc image builder for those inside the university Campus Ministry, arc planning a successful Ignatians. Perhaps thc most successful event spring semester of 1991. and outside as well." year of helping thc city's needy wilh a scries of lasl spring was Spring Day of Play, a Where do all these new students reside? Additionally, Woods feels that thc of programs. carnival for kids of all ages. Woods stated that there has not yet been a university has made great strides in bui Iding According to Kohut, Campus Ministry is "This was very successful last year," slated problem housing the new students. Hc up morale and creating a positive environ best known for sponsoring and coordinating Kohul, "Wc had about 200 kids lasl year, explained lhal there is adequate housing ment. Spring Day of Play, bul slill dedicates lime and lots of volunteer students as well." and classroom space. In general, students and energy to thc weekly events. To keep thc giving spirit alive, the have received the classes ihey wanted. "Everyone seems to feci a real change Thc Ignatians sponsor a sports program Ignatians and Campus Ministry needs vol "Some classes have been closed, but around campus," Woods said. Hc stated that on Monday nights at the Hamilton Shelter unteers. that's true every semester," staled Woods. there has been a definite increase in student on Haighl Street; tutoring and befriending "Wc welcome anybody with a giving Hc remarked lhal lhe University has added involvement, which can be exemplified best on Tuesday nights; helping and feeding spirit," said Kohut, "Faith doesn't mailer. new sections for some GEC's in order io by thc encouraging turnout for Homecom homeless women al St. Anthony's on We just want people who care and want to accomodate all students. ing weekend. Wednesday nighLs; tutoring and befriending get involved." Woods stated that there arc many factors The last cause for thc increase is good
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Poae 6 San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday, March 4, 1992 EDITORIALS
MEDIOCRITY IS FOR THE MEDIOCRE Father Presideni Schlcgel addressed thc University LETTERS TO THE EDITOR community during thc annual Spring Convocation wilh some excellent ideas to help USF actually become some thing in thc years to come. Father President said thal"whatcvcr wc do it has to speak THE RIGHT WAY please try to make it half way decent So far no of our Judeo-Christian values, be rooted in thc liberal arts Editors: one has, and it's getting to be a little redundant. and be of the highest quality. I hope USF will become thc It is amazing the number of letters lhat you arc beginning to There are only so many times you can call somc- best school in thc area for undergraduate education." receive each week. It is also amazing how some of these writers can onca fascist, narrow-minded, sexually repressed Fathcralso mentioned that hc wants to sec: "USF reclaim be so ignorant of what really is said in your paper. Case in point- mongrel before it becomes old. thc Cily of San Francisco; get involved as a player in thc Robert Elias, an instructor in thc government department writes It's apparent that those who continually say affairs of thc City and be seen again as the moral voice of about how offensive you arc, and how none of you ever allow that George is completely narrow minded arc thc community; USF become a quality institution where articles advocating his left causes to be printed. Obviously, Elias themselves narrow-minded. They do noi seem to teaching and researching arc conducted at the highest never bothers to read thc paper. If hc did, hc would sec lhat you, the be able to sec George's side of the issues, rather level; library and computing resources increased;" and a editors, arealmostbcizizintz for students to submit pieces on anv view they arc only able to grasp a very simplistic, easy solid liberal arts curriculum to accompany our special point. And I know that you have made this plea several times. Who going, kindcrgartner mentality. programs. knows- maybe no one who supports the green snails in Bolivia can To George I say, "Way to go!". You continu Perhaps thc most encouraging statement was: "The glue write more that three thousand characters. ally force people on our campus to evaluate and that hold all of this together, thc line of continuity lying Throughout the years here, many people and groups have written in most cases justify, their morality. People get the past to thc present and to thc future is the Catholic and their opinions. There is though, one group that is sadly lacking in them take their easy way out. By your insisting Jesuit nature of thc University." the letter writing controversy. That group is of course our own that we check ourselves by not having pre-mari Each of these points are so vitally important because who Jesuits. Do thc Priests here forget that they have a duly to instruct tal sex, not using condoms, not having abortions, cares what wc are teaching if wc have no sludenis? us in Roman Catholic morality? Have they forgotten this morality nor having homosexual relations, you keep on Rccruiimcnl and retention arc thc key towards building themselves? Whycan'tthcy, and thc school under Fr. Schlcgal lake disrupting peoples peace of mind who have been a strong university. Why has it taken so long for this point a stand against moral evils such as homosexuality. It is obvious that able to justify these practices. to be recognized? It is obvious to thc students because wc Campus Ministry under it's director refuses to say what is right Il would seem lhat the majority of the student our thc ones who hear the reasons why our peers may (long live Cardinal Ratzinger!) How can this school call itself body wants you to be silent on these issues. choose to transfer or drop out. Finally someone wants to Catholic. You can go to UC Berkeley and find Catholic Masses and listen lo those reasons and corrccl what can be fixed. Theology classes taught by priests. By calling that school Catholic, Letters continued on next page Faihcr President seems committed to reviving USFfrom the administration should commit themselves to leaching us the stagnation. This is exactly what we need and lhat is why right way, the Vatican way. It is sad that they do not. San Francisco hc was greeted with a well-deserved standing ovation after his speech. At last, someone comes along lhal is not Brian Anderson FOGHORN satisfied with mediocrity. Senior STAFF Stephen A. Ferry, Jr. Government SLEEPING IS FOR "HE SERVES BEST WHO SERVES THE TRUTH" THE WEAK NO MORE GEORGE BASHING EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Stephen A. Ferry, Jr The semester begins like normal. I, being over zealous PRODUCTION CHIEF BobKilcullcn and well rcslcd after break, decide on taking eighteen Editor: EXECUTIVE EDITOR Amy Wertzberger ASSOCIATE EDITOR Kimberly Kauer units. Enoughisenough! Weckaftcrweek,illogical,biased,inflamatory, and overly emotional letters arc presented to the editor of this FEATURES EDITOR Nikki Burrows "No problem," I so naively exclaim lo everyone. "The COMMENTARY EDITORS JimmyOShca, key is time management. I just will have lo miss a couple newspaper. The constant bashing and name calling must come to Jason Stephens of Grog Nights in order to spend more lime in the library. an end. PROFILE EDITOR Patricia Leoni George Neumayr has been verbally beaten up, on a continual SPORTS EDITOR Shane Meiner It'll work." PHOTO EDITOR Iris Hsu Six weeks in thc semester I realize how very stupid (if basis, for the articles he has written for thc Foghorn . The letters COPY EDITORS Adricnne Stone that word is even strong enough) I was in order to make to thc editor pertaining to George's articles have been written in Caroline Egan such an irrational decision. very poor taste and without a shred of logic backing them up. PRODUCTION STAFF Celeste Porter George on the other hand has been able to effectively raise ADVISOR DonMcljHighlin I bought my books, spending my entire life savings, plus ADC, MOR Shcllcy-Rcneclwamolo my parents and I still had to panhandle downtown to logically sound arguments for his beliefs and is able to substantiate AI) REP Scot Giambruno afford a new notebook and pen. Thc bookstore is a rip them, but those who write to the editor about George arc not able to ASST. AD MCR nii/abcth Lynch off. What else is new? Slill it was sad to walch thc do thc same. Rather, they avoid the logic in George's arguments cashier ring up my books, one by one, amounting to be and instead raise only emotionally, politically correct arguments in in thc ballpark of SI.5 million. This is oul of hand. the absence of logic. Forget siudcnt loans, I'll be paying off my Visa bill for George had tried to show through proper use of philosophy and Thc San Francisco Foghorn is thc official stu thc next twenty years. theology that his beliefs reflect those of thc great philosophies in dent newspaper of the Universily of San Francisco Thc semester quickly flics by, and week aflcr week I iry Western history. What does George get in return for his use of and is sponsored by thc Associated .Sludenis. reason, comments such as those that appeared in this past week's The thoughts and opinions expressed herein are to keep up wilh thc readings for each of my classes. I those of the writers and do nol reflect those of the miss Grog Nights, I miss going out, I miss sleeping. But letters to the editor, which stated that thc dogma George raised Foghorn staff, the administration, lhe faculty or the it's OK, I'm managing everything well, who needs sleep causes continued hatred, violence, and prejudices against homo sludenisof the University of San [''rancisco. Contents anyway? sexuals. of each issue are lhe sole responsibilities ol lhe I am noi asking everyone who reads George's articles to believe editors. Advertising mailer printed herein is solely But, like many other students campus wide, I am blind- for informational purposes, Such printing is nol to sided by the harsh reality: wc are in thc middle of mid everything he writes, I certainly don't. What I am asking is for those be construed as a wrillcn or implied sponsorship or terms! Aaahhh! I haven't even read the raiding on people who feel so compelled to write a response to the editor to endorsement of such commercial enterprises or reserve. I have papers to do and presentations to ventures by the San Francisco Foghorn. Copyright 19°2 San Francisco Foghorn. All rights give...lime out, when is Spring Break? reserved. No material printed here may be repro I just wani lo pass ihese classes. But, something thai a duced without pennission of lhe edilor. San Francisco girl in one of my Fall semester classes said comes back Subscriptions are thirty dollars per annum. to haunt mc. She said, "When you signed up for these
classes, were you thinking 'I just want to pass it.'?" Mrinbrr/S .(.'./*. Guilt. I feci more guilt. Of course I didn't wani to"just FOGHORN AS AU.AMIiRICAK PUBIJCrXrlOH pass" a course, I wanted to learn something, I wanted to LETTER POLICY take somclhing away from it. Which I am, bul what San Francisco Foghorn happens if this overwhelming stress causes mc to miss Letters lo the editor are gladly accepted and should be submitted by the 2130 Fulton Street Friday before publication. Try lo limit your letters to 150 words. We more lhan thc alloted absences? Well, according to my San Francisco, CA 94117 reserve the right to edit for size, grammar and spelling and all submissions syllabi, I get a lower grade. More stress. Now what? I Tel. (415)666-6122 become the property of the Foghorn. All letters must be signed and just want thc world lo slop while I regroup. Is thai loo FAX (415) 666-2X98 much to ask? include your printed name, address and telephone number for verification. Please include your University Status such as Class standing or Title. Kimberly Kauer A. M. D. G.
San Francisco Foghorn COMMENTARY
sexuality is the most important of defining thing LETTERS TO THE EDITOR aboul that individual. I propose that the most Question Man continued essential thing aboul a person is his/her life in such a way as not to hurt others. I have gay friends who Please George follow the lead of thc Administrators and have succeeded in this area lo a very high degree. Doyou think the media has hyped Campus Ministry, stop taking about those nasty rules and What a consenting aduli does in his/her own bed regulations. Instead lets just talk about love and friend room is not for me to judge. this recession as being worse than ship, aren' t ihey a lot nicer, don' t they give you that warm I hope I will be forgiven for my naivclc and for fuzzy feeling inside? That's what people want lo hear my optimism. If my appeals to universal love and it really is? George, you idiot! tolerance seem hackneyed, well I won't lose any In facl why don't you do a cute article on "Jesus, That sleep over it. Perhaps I have relied too heavily upon Really Nice (guy) Person." Use the words: love, nice, such cliches as "We are all God's children " to Chantil Maag openness, persons, Mother and Daughter, never Father advance my views. Sometimes I think cliches are Int'l Business and Son, and other warm fuzzy politically correct words so enduring because they arc so true. Sophomore and phrases. North Pole, Alaska George all I can say is that you have been a very naughty Christina Manning boy! I would recommend that you go to Confession for Junior I feel that thc media has cre what you have done, bul then again that's such an archaic, Philosophy ated a fear in people's mind's state practice, why bother. lhat thc recession has hit harder lhan il has in reality. John Bi Herman MORE FOR GEORGE Junior Politics Dear Editor: Tiffany Curran PROTESTING NEUMAYR In response to George Neumayr's February 12 Nursing commentary: while Mr. Neumayr raises some valid Senior Dear Editor: points regarding a couple tenuous arguments used Los Angeles, CA I am writing in response to Mr. Neumayr's most recent lo defend homosexual lifestyles and behavior, his piece of radical right propaganda published in thc Febru hateful and distinctly unchristian lone towards Yes, although some new ary twelfth issue ofthe Foghorn. Mr. Neumayr's column homosexuals reveals itself fully. It is shocking to graduates arc having difficulty condemning homosexuality as a lifestyle and be exten mc lhat hc chooses to ignore the merits of thc gay with jobs, there are slill alot of sion, arguing against granting even the mosl basic civil mccca which surrounds USF- healthy, monoga opportunities for work, i.e., rights to homosexuals as a group has so offended my inner mous relationships, unbounded creative energy, nursing. sense of justice and fair play thai I feel compelled lo and ultimately inherently GOOD individuals. Is protest. this not thc "reasonable" yardstick by which rights Mason Barnes Although I vehemently defend Mr. Neumayr's right to should be granted, in contrast to Mr. Neumayr's Applied Science & Business suite hes beliefs, I for one am finding il increasingly fascist, judgmental beliefs? Senior difficult to maintain my sense of humor in thc face o f Mr. Aside form his numerous false philosophical Sacramento, CA Neumayr's endless barrage of writing s which and per assumptions, the basis of his commentary is rooted petuate c hate, blatant, ignorance and misinformation and in hate, contempt, and bigotry. Perhaps next time Too hung over lo comment on "unchristian " values. Mr. Neumayr's columns arc regu his article will be written wilh a loving, compas such an intellectual isssue at larly published within the context of a University atmo sionate perspective which will serve to reduce thc this lime. Perhaps lhe reces sphere which in my view, dangerously teeters on the "Christian" righteous hypocrisy of his initial piece. sion hype is a communist plot. precipice of intolerance as it is. In reading Mr. Neumayr's His highly touted "reason" in thc name of Christ columns this school year, I've found many of his conten indicates either sheer ignorance or sheer blasphemy. tions so outrageous that 1 was sure hc was joking. How His intricate arguments tend to give support to the Alex Sokol ever, since I have not recognized any outward proclama latter. English tion of Mr. Neumayr as satirist forthcoming, I have con Sophomore cluded that I ought to address hes viewpoint in earnest. W. Mathcw Watkins Stamford, Ct Junior, Politics Any person who takes umbrage at Mr. Neumayr's Yes, the media has had a huge propositions risks coming across as a "knee jerk" liberal impact in relation to past re because such extremism as Mr. Neumayr's tends to pro DR. NEUMAYR? cessions in the carly 80's where voke reactions which swing too far over thc other side. I unemployment figures were do not classify myself as a "bleeding heart" anything nor Dear Editor: comparatively higher, also be am I homosexual of promiscuous in my heterosexuality. I Contrary to Dr. Neumayr's belief, this country's cause we arc entering an clcc am however a human person who is disturbed by the bias political system is not premised on thc notion thai tion year. and prejudice in which Mr. Neumayr seems to revel, Mr. only the "rational" should have rights. That's lucky Neumayr it seems, has become thc one-man journalistic for Dr. Neumayr. Consider thc following example equivalent of " shock radio" at USF and his design is to of his reasoning. Nina Bhutani Psychblogy incite people like me to come angrily out of thc woodwork. Dr. Neumayr argues that homosexuality can be Freshman I sometimes wonder if theat is not his sole purpose as proved immoral using Kant's categorical impera Franklin Lakes, NJ opposed to any desire to intelligently inform or even to tive. Hc writes , persuade. Well, I will gladly take Mr. Neumayr's bait "Thc core purpose [of human sexuality] is thc I think thc recession is worse' which is as il should be since my principles are intelli continuation of thc species... [homosexuality! if than the media makes il out to gently opposed to his from a philosophical standpoint. universalized would result in the disappearance of be. I would suggest that Immanucl Kant's Categorical Im humanity....Kant determined the morality ofa par perative is not by any stretch the penultimate guide to ticular event by whether or not you could universal ize behavior and have positive or negative conse dictate or judge human behavior but rather just one system Martin Bacich quences. Obviously, in thc instance of practicing within a broad spectrum of ethical theories encompassing Undeclared homosexuality, Kant's moral yardstick would pro several centuries of philosophical thought. But if Mr. Sophomore Neumayr insists upon invoking Kant as the end-all, be-all duce a negative analysis" Davis, CA source of all moral philosophy, he would do well to Interesting. Then all sexual practices and codes remember that Kant's Categorical Imperative was only a which-ifunivcrsalized-wouldcndpropagalion.musi Personally I sec lhe results of portion of his thought. Knat also believed that no human be immoral. That's bad news for all thc priests and thc recession everywhere. But being has original jurisdiction over another and lhat moral . nuns associated with USF. I' know the media grabs any obligation cannot come from oneself nor from any law I am not homosexual, but as a human being, a story il can gel, so yes, I do maker because all human beings are created equal. Above political scientist, and a teacher, I must speak out believe lhe media hypes sto all, Kant emphasized thc dignity of the human person. againsi Dr. Neumayr's intolerance and illogic. ries, just in this case I believe Aside from this digression, I am not particularly inter they have thc right to. ested in operation within the realm of "reason." I would , Mina Silberbcrg instead appeal to basic human compassion and thc notion Visiting Lcciurer By Jimmy O'Shea lhat wc ought to implicitly love all human beings because Politics we are all God's children. I do not believe that one's Photos by Noel Thomas
Paae 8 San Francisco Foahorn Wednesday. March 4.1992 [ffiHl WHAT WAR? A YEAR AFTER DESERT STORM
Kuwait. This resolution was brought about exceed 170,000, according to Harvard Uni meet. As for Schwarzkopf however, wc ANGELA ANDI*;RSON from the (now former) "evil empire" in versity study. This added to thc 55, 000 need not worry about him, he is making attempt to avert a ground war. Bush rejected children already estimated dead by May of about S76,000 a speech and is estimated at Last February, a little over one year ago, it and "in 100 hours of ground assault of high lasl year. Situations leading to making five of ihem a month. For the major most of the nation was in a state of euphoria. technology slaughter, 100,000 to 150,000 malnourishmcnt and disease remain, due lo ity ofthe American people, thc outcome of People had war fever. Public opinion polls lives were taken" (Catholic Worker Janu the prohibition on sending materials neces the war is difficult to figure out, il is not so showed 90% of the population hailed ary-February 1992.) sary to thc rebuilding of thc infrastructure. different than many other recent conflicts, President Bush and olhcr leaders of Desert Thc media did not show us the broken This is jusl some of lhe destruction that has such as Panama and Grenada. The result: Storm for their direct action when faced human bodies of soldiers and civilians left in occurred to the people who were apart vol many lives are needlessly destroyed and the wilh a mad man. "A patriotic orgy", of flags, the desert. Months later most of us can untarily or not, in thc war. And there is so war machine continues to search out legiti parades and yellow ribbons marked the be remember being horrified at learning the much more to say both about the continued macy for its existence in differing locations, lief certain individuals had in the promises grisly death inflicted on some " tens of human decay and aboul lhe damage done lo in differing conflicts, and at thc expense of by officials that thc U.S. was on the side of thousands of Iraqi soldiers, fool soldiers," mother earth. people's lives here in ihiscounlry and abroad. "righteousness" in the desert. Today we are who were incinerated on lhe "highway of In less ihcn a year people have been con faced with horrifying details of lies by of death" leading north from Kuwait. Also, il sumed by new worries about thc economy ficials, mass killings, and the shattered lives was only well after thc fact that thc Ameri and the good feelings lhat united this nation Angela Anderson is a Senior of American's wondering what it was all can people were informed of the "Armored has fallen apart in thc struggle to make ends Politics major. for. Combat Earthmovers" used to bury alive Bush told thc Convention of Religious Iraqi soldiers. Broadcasters on January 28, 1991, during Here in America there arc families suffer WHERE'S THE SERVICE? thc height of bombing, lhat "it is a just war". ing loss of life and mourning over sons and Hecalled on Heaven and cited Sts. Ambrose, daughters whodicd in theGulf.These family tions and individuals to finance their elec Augustine, and Aquinas and went further to members are angry and disillusioned with GARY W. RITTER tions. As a result, if these same politicians say that the war in thc Gulf was more than thc reality of the war. People who have an were to, lets say, increase lhe shrinking just, it was noble. In this manipulated con empty chair at thc dinner table have a right I spent thc weekend prior to Martin Luther corporate tax rate to increase thc funding for text of good vs. evil, any and all technology to anguish over thc lies and the brutal ending King Day on a rclrcal in central New Jersey — oh, I don't know— inncr-cily education, of death assembled on thc sand of Saudi to their dreams and thc hopes they had for wilh eighty-some Jcsuil Volunteers from their slay in office would be a brief one. Arabia could be employed wilh "moral their children's future. More people arc los thc Eastern United States. They would quickly be replaced by legisla convictions." Bush was not just in his actions ing faith in thc government as a result. My time was filled wilh recreation, talks, tors who would actively work in lhe interest he took against the people of Iraq nor in his "They lie and lie and it never ends. The war discussions, and reflections on the past five ofthe wealthy. Our system is no longer truly commitment of American lives. was about oil. My boy died for oil," stated months spent as a volunteer in inncr-cily Democratic, bul instead it is controlled by Despite what thc mainstream media faith Norman Madison in an interview with The America. We discussed lhe difficulties of thc wealthy. fully reported, amidst heavy censorship from New York Times, January 16, 1992. community living, simple lifestyle, andmost Wc are now paying thc price for lhe eight the government, Iraqi's leader had acceded Meanwhile, thc number of children in importantly tome, social justice. The week ies, a decade which wc previously consid to thc UN resolution to move all iroops from Iraq predicted lo die or to be near death may end was great fun and provided much needed ered prosperous, bul which is now rightly relaxation from the daily frustrations of life known for greed and an over-extended in inner-city America. economy. In olhcr words, our fearless lead As a result, I was not necessarily thrilled ers in governmcnicontinucd to writcchccks to return to Camden, New Jersey. You m ight when there was no money in lhe bank — and MORE THAN JUST A CRIME recognize Camden as the city featured in the we kept voting for them! Although I'm not thc victim of rape, I January 20, 1992 Time magazine article If it is true that those in power have an ROSELA BAI.INHIN have a friend who had to experience this entitled "Who Could Live Here?" The title obligation to work for the well-being of horrifying event. I felt absolutely frus well describes Camden, a desolate inner city society (and wc are taught that it is at John Thc message is silent, thc hurt lingers, trated to know this happened. It was as if I with a 60% child poverty rale. The city is a Carroll), then it is time for those leaders to and for those who experience thc trauma of was trying to complete a puzzle and one textbook example of social injustice. act responsibly. In this way, wc can begin to rape, thc wounds never completely heal. piece was missing, prohibiting me from Camden, however, is lhe destination that affect social change. At John Carroll, we As college students, wc arc exposed to making it whole. There had to come a point I chose when I applied to the Jesuit Volun have quite an opportunity, — wc are a fac enormous amounts of material within this where there was no use in attempting to teer Corps last year. As I am a product of tory for the leaders of tomorrow. We have an learning environment. Wc arc constantly analyze thc situation and to realize that it eight years of Jesuit education, it is nol obligation, therefore, to create socially re tested in courses such as math, philosophy, was more than just a crime that had taken surprising lhal I chose to enter the Jesuit sponsible leaders. Wc must create lawyers english, and science, but arc wc ever edu place. Thc extent of pain and torment was Volunteer Corps. The surprise is that my and politicians who lobby for the rights of cated to thc fullest extent on such an issue unbearable for mc to comprehend. My decision to do such work was not strongly the under-privileged, business people who as rape? heart ached to sec her neglect studies, affected by my time at John Carroll Univer will create jobs in financially strapped cit sity. After college, in fact, I was far more It is apparent that rape occurs often in eating, and especially herself. Her life was ies, and journalists who will raise awareness inclined tocntcr the lucrative world of busi today's society. Both thc newspaper head completely disrupted. For myself, I felt of social inequities. ness. Asa Catholic universily, John Carroll lines, and television newsprograms reveal just as violated as she. I became more Thc Jesuit Volunteer Corps, and other University should actively encourage its the attackers and victims, bul what about cautious of my surroundings, and was similar organizations, are wonderful pro students lo cnicr volunteer programs wilh the rape victims who go unnoticed. In the caught in a world of mixed emotions, grams which shape socially responsible citi thc same intensity lhat surrounds the recruit last few months William Kennedy-Smith never knowing what to feci or express. I zens. Giving a year or two of your life for the ment of our prized accounting majors. I was acquitted for rape, and recently, world found myself sometimes crying just good of others can create or enhance a don't believe lhal wc do. heavyweight boxer, Mike Tyson was tried thinking aboul ihis unforgivable event. foundation of values that will lasl a li fetimc. for raping 18 year-old Dcsircc Washing My life had been jusl as effected as hers. Graduates form John Carroll, and all in Time spent volunteering ccrtainl y opens our ton. Tyson was convicted and will be sen When such a tragedy as rape occurs, il stitutions of higher learning, arc sent oul mind to the other side of America, which tenced on March 6. Hc will possibly serve never becomes real until it cither happens into thc world to "Make a Difference." many of us might otherwise nol sec. Living a term of 7 to 11 years, instead of the to us or someone wc know. Wouldn't a year or two spent with inncr-cily in thc "ghetto" is a learning experience that maximum 60 year prison term. Hc will be Slowly as lime passes, life returns lo youth make at Icasi as big of an impact as cannot be replicated in thc classroom. My eligible for parole in 2 years. It makes mc normal. I camc to thc conclusion lhat I did time spent with Arthur Marwick, Peal work in Camden is absolutely lhe most angry and upset lo sec how these incred not have lo get through this on my own. My Anderson, or whatever lhe Big Eight/Six arc fulfilling thing lhat I have done in my entire ibly well-known people whom wc trust to family's support was my source of coun called these days. life. be leaders of our government and serve as seling. They gave mc the encouragement I From an individual perspective, thc edu Every graduate of a Jesuit University has rolc-modcls in our society, can do so much needed toaid my friend regain her strength. cational experience available in the volun been given the gift of an education and has harm. Arc these the type of people wc want My altitude toward life has changed com teer world is unmatched. Having spent over an obligation lo use this gift for the better as examples for thc younger generations? pletely; I have definitely learned what il a year as an accountant in thc private sector, ment of humankind. Service is an invalu According to statistics, one in every four means lo have taken the road less travelled. 1 can assure you lhat my experience in able partof Christian education and should, women arc raped and thc numbers arc Al a student mass I attended recently, corporate America does not hold a candle to therefore, be a mandatory part of Jesuit continuing to increase. Do not be mis Father John Schlcgel gave a sermon thai I all thai I have learned as a volunteer in our education. taken, males arc also victims of rape. will never forget. His last words were, Hawed social system. In thc meantime, sludenis, while wc arc Whether it be acquaintance rape or rape by "Thai life is an adventure....There is noth It appears lhal lhe cycle of poverty in this waiting for thc administration to gel its act a stranger, it makes no difference what it is ing io lose (in life), butcveryihing to gain." country, rather lhan being slowed, is simply together and create a mandatory service termed, rape is thc act of forcing someone It dawned on mc thai life can go on no gaining momentum. Thc disparity between element, let's take the initiative and give up to have sex when thc olhcr person does not matter how serious or painful something ihc'havc and thc have-nots is widening as a year or two for those far less privileged consent. Rape is not an issue lo lake lightly. may seem. the rich gel richer and the poor keep strug than any of us. Hesitate no longer, gradu Open your eyes because rape occurs ev Everything is going to be OK. gling. Why have those in power allowed this ates, and embark upon a lifelong journey disturbing trend to continue? Thc answer is lhat will "Make a Difference." erywhere, probably even in our "safe" and Rosela is a junior Hroadcust sheltered college community. That is real simple. Because these are thc people gelling Journalism major. richer. Our politicians depend upon enor Gary is a member ofthe JVC andal-WO ity. graduate of John Carroll Univ. mous contributions form wealthy corpora
March 4, 1992 San Francisco Foghorn A Life Dedicated to Servic
On the ground floor of Phelan Hall, the associate director o] Ignatius, sits working and waiting to enthusiastically welcoi walk through the door. She's always there with smile and a ki everything and everyone around her.
How and when did you become involved in goal in my undergraduate work at Loyola Marymount on an airplane before. Many had never been to Disneyland. Campus Ministry? University. I have been involved in education for 35 years. Suddenly, all die doors were open for every ride and everything was possible to be experienced. There were few lines and as many turns available as the children wanted. It I was a graduate student at the Graduate Theological Has there been a moment, in the time you've worked at was a very exciting occasion for both thc students and for Union in Berkeley, and as part of the program of Applied Campus Ministry, that has make a lasting impression on everyone who was involved. We stayed two nights and three Theology, we were encouraged to choose a different you? days. Thc Mayor and his wife and two sons stayed with us. ministry from what we had experienced in the past. I had I believe the students were able to see a realistic view of been a teacher in elementary schools and in secondary Well, I've just always enjoyed being a part of students' what it means to be a parent. For me, it was an interesting schools and for an experience of professional growth and lives and getting to know their families. I've appreciated experience because it was the first time I had spent more development, we were encouraged to pursue some other interacting with the faculty and staff in our joint efforts. It than just a day with economically disadvantaged children area which would give us new experiences. We were has been my philosophy always to see the positive in people who haven't had many opportunities. We experienced what encouraged to find something that would interest us. I and to see the gifts that each person has and to support that their needs were and we observed how they solved their thought about it long and hard. I always loved leaching. I person to be his or her best self. Anything I can do in problems. The children were very violent and we wondered became a teacher before I became a religious sister. I had harmony with anyone else to focus on encouraging people how they are going to deal with some of their problems in the been trained and was ready to accept a job in the Los to believe in themselves, to become well educated, to be world of tomorrow. It motivated us to help the children who Angeles City School District. I had completed my student intelligent and compassionate, and to be dedicated and aresuffering from theirownenvironmentandcircumstances. leaching in the public schools of Los Angeles. At Berkeley, committed through dialogue, experiences, and educational It is something to ponder and something to consider seriously I didn't want to turn to studying some other profession. challenges and travels, anything I can do to be a part of that because every child is a special person loved by God and Personally, I loved teaching. I had the experience of whole process, which is complex but very beautiful, I want needs to be loved by us and somehow called forth to be his teaching all the grades of elementary school, except 3rd, to do. I enjoy the adventure. I consider it a journey, an or her best self. and I had the experience of teaching freshmen through adventure together. There is always something new, and I seniors. For these reasons I chose to be involved in higher think lhat I have creative gifts so I love to see how learning education. What was appealing to me was Campus Min can take place creatively. I know learning is a discipline lhat Do you ever get discouraged and feel that you're just nol istry. I had made inquiries here at USFbecause I respected requires certain skills which must be learned. I like to be part doing enough? the Catholic Jesuit tradition of education. I found out that of that experience to enhance learning creatively. it would be possible for me to come to USF and to become Well, of course I do. I'm human. We gel discouraged, and involved in an internship at Campus Ministry. What kinds of ihings do you do here at Campus Ministry we feel overwhelmed at times. However we try to look at 1 i fc to promote that aim? in a positive way and to feel a solidarity with other people In the beginning, I became a pastoral minister and I who arc suffering. If you forget yourself for a moment and lived in Gillson Hall. I also worked in Campus Ministry. try to look at thc others, your problems don't seem lo be as As a pastoral minister, I attempted to be a caring presence, 1 suppose one thing is establishing relationships with difficult. Everyone has problems. It is just part of life. Thc and a person who took an interest in all the students living students, and then, we communicate and share stories with important thing is to be able to face those problems and to on campus. I Died to be respectful of their presence giving one another. Wc bond together and other students feel live with integrity. In our faith vision, it is important to know the students the freedom to be who they chose to be, yet, welcomed. These students arc delightful people who want that there will be difficulties. There arc sorrows in life. But at the same time be available to them so lhat they would to find some meaning in life. Many are interested in de wc arc challenged to be there for one another and to know know dial I had a deep, personal love and concern for veloping their own spiritual lives. They arc appreciative of lhal Christ is with us to help us carry our burdens. In Christ, them. the gifts and traditions of other faiths. Together we search for new life, new energies to share hope with people on wc arc able to rise to new life. With Him, there is hope, and 1 became a member of the Campus Ministry staff in campus and off campus. There are many needs 1983. in our own lives and in the lives of others in thc world. There is need for a touching hand and a You seem to enjoy being around sludenis. compassionate heart It's God's love that mo tivates us to reach-out and touch another with Oh, I do. I love students. I have appreciated students, love. and I've always been happy in their company no matter Some specific ihings thai wc have been able what level of education. to be involved in would be like lhe time studcnLs were invited by Mayor Art Agnos to accompany Is there a particular reason for this love? some economically disadvantaged children of San Francisco to Disneyland for Micky Mouse's I knew I was called to be a teacher. I felt that teaching special birthday. We found USF students who was where I belonged even though my mother was a wanted to go and to be companions for thc nurse, and she encouraged mc to consider nursing. She children. It wasan exciting adventure to take ofl loved nursing, and she thought that I would make a great with the compliments of Disney and Delta. We nurse. So when I was in high-school, I was able to get stayed at the Disneyland hotel. Every event was after-school work in a hospital. The more I stayed in that open to the children from all cities, and it was hospital, the more I said to myself that this is a wonderful just a wonderful occasion. It was challenging gift for people, but I don't have those gifts for nursing. I because we had children who lived in very made a different decision. depressed circumstances. Many had never been 1 knew that teaching was my gift and I focused on that Sr. Ignatius makes friends with some ofthe city's smallest citizens.
Page 10 Wednesdo there are His people who walk with you to help you to Who are the people you admire and why? and to make a difference. experience new life and resurrection. God's love is there for I also receive inspiration from reading the lives of the us always. Everybody struggles, but it is how wc struggle I think the first people I respect and adm ire are my parents. saints like St. Francis of Assisi, St. Ignatius of Loyola, and and how we keep struggling that we find life, love, and Thai's not to say I always thought this. All of us arc rebels St. Elizabeth Ann Scion, St. Teresa of Avila and St.. John support grounded in that grace which we can experience in at some time. I believe I was so blessed to have a mother and of thc Cross. I also enjoy thc biographies of Martin Luther Christ and which we can encounter in one another. father who loved mc, who were rcsponsible'in caring for mc, King Jr., Mahatma Gandhi, and Archbishop Romero. I get who were intelligent, dedicated warm, loving people, and inspiration from how these people try to live with integrity Do you feel USF could be doing more in the area of who cared about family, faith, and commitment. My father and to make a difference in iheir time. I respect thc service? was a man of prayer and an intelligent man. Hc was also a leadership of Pope John Paul II. I admire the sisters in my man who was wise enough to make a retreat every year at own community who have lived life faithfully using their Well, we should not be complacent with our efforts. We ohe of the Jesuit or other retreat centers down in thc Los gifts to help others and I appreciate the privilege of should always want to do more. I believe that people are Angeles area. He was also a very non-judgmental and ministering with thc Jesuit community here at USF. trying to make a difference. Administration, faculty, and charitable man who always saw thc good in everyone. staff are encouraging students to be advocates for social I remember my mother as a women who always wanted You ve spoke aboul other people's philosophies of life. change. Hopefully, students will become informed and the best for her family. Of course, she always supported me. What would you say is your philosophy of life? educated about the social, ethical, and moral issues of our In my youth, before I could exercise my own judgment, she time. Each of us is encouraged to explore this challenge in would send me to Robinsons, Bullocks, and I. Magnin for As I begin each day, I thank God for another day of life. the here and now to make a difference. Integrated service- the most fashionable of clothes. I appreciate her loving I ask His help lo share His love with each person I meet. learning encourages the habit of a life long commitment to concern to make sure I had everything in proper order. I also I have been inspired by the truth thai each person is a charity and justice. USF can be proud of the alumni and saw her as a very compassionate woman who cared for unique person loved by God and called to fullness of life. students who are committed to these issues. others.. She was willing to place her gifts in the service of I believe lhat in Christ all of us arc brothers and sisters others. called to care for and aboul one another in thc human What do you feel are some of your greatest accomplish I also would like to say that 1 admire my extended family family. If everyone is my brother and sister ihcn I have ments? in New York, Ireland, Florida and now San Francisco. I'm certain responsibilities. I take comfort when I sec so many an only child who grew up in thc 50's when wc had others struggling to be loving and compassionate people I think my greatest accomplishment is to give thanks lo everything. I was very fortunate to be blessed with material who want to make a difference. I live wilh faith, hopoand God for the grace of perseverance to be a sister for 32 years. things. Those were prosperous times when jobs were easy to love and thc belief: Let go and let God. I really love the life that God has called me to live. As a find; people had homes unlike today. Wc could travel every religious sister, I am challenged to live the gospel in an summer, and my parents took mc all over so I could know authentic way, to continue lhe mission of Jesus Christ who my family in Ireland and on thc East coast. When I went to came that all might have life. I belong lo a community called Ireland, I would go in with all thc latest gimmicks and thc religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary. Our faith journey clothes, and I found that these people really had more than is one of total commitment to follow Christ, to personal wc had as a society, in the sense that wc had opportunities transformation in Him and to transformation of the world. and material things, but they had more integrity and freedom My commitment is rooted in my Baptism and is expressed than wc had at that time. In Ireland, you could drive into thc by public vows of poverty, chastity and obedience in an city of Dublin and leave your car, with any amount of international apostolic religious institute. In following Jesus, luggage inside, open. Windows could be left open and no I look to Mary, who, as his first disciple cooperated most one would steal anything from your car. 1 couldn't believe faithfully in the work of redemption. Mary was empowered il! Unfortunately, that is not lhe truth today. Bul I did by the Spirit to say 'yes' toGod in the faceof the unpredictable experience that. You could go out at any lime, nighl or day, an even the impossible, to say 'yes' without condition. It is and you could walk or ride bicycles or just enjoy the the totality of this gift of Mary that I am called to imitate. company of friends without worrying about what violence With God's grace I strive everyday to be faithful and free to could happen to you. To me, this was startling that these do God's will. Christ's peace and joy are mine. people who didn'i have what I had materially had these olhcr freedoms. That (experience) changed my life and made mc reflect upon what was important in life and who When you have a moment to yourself, what are some of really docs have thc better life. It made mc start evaluating your favorite thing to do? my values which I probably wouldn't have done if I hadn't traveled. Well, I am a native Californian. 1 was born and raised in southern California just 60 miles cast of Los Angeles at the In terms of other people I admire, I would name Mother foot of Mt. Baldy so I love the outdoors. I'm athletically Teresa. She wrote a letter to the students ai USF thanking inclined. I enjoy swimming, hiking, walking, and seeing thc them for the many ways in which they and other members beauties of nature at the Coast line and in the mountains. I ofthe University community support thedisadvantaged and love to go to the symphony and thc opera. I love to read and look out for disadvantaged children. visitand goouttodinner with friends. I don't do* these things I also admire ordinary people that I meet everyday that as often as I would like. Does anyone? I know that we are live extraordinary lives. I meet so many of these people. supposed to live balanced lives. They inspire me. I see that they arc able to cope and live with One of the youths who has been touched by the kindness of Sr. hope in their hearts and they are able to fulfill their dreams Ignatius and others in Campus Ministry. r, March 4, 1992 San Francisco Foahorn THE MUSTARD SEED THE SECOND ADAM'S SORROWFUL MYSTERIES
JOHN SEVERANCE man's will wilh God's will, to repair the with them into the Praeiorium and collected of his Faihcr. But as Christ commands us, FOGHORN STAR* WRITER fracture that was caused by original sin. the whole cohort around him. And they wc have to pick up our own crosses and Adam declared: "Not your will Lord, bul stripped him and put a scarlet military cloak follow him, to rc-turn our hearts toward God During Lent, Christian prayer focuses on mine." Christ, thc new Adam, declared: round him. and having twisted some thorns and make thc journey up Golgatha with him. the Passion of Christ, on the suffering and "Nol my will Lord, but yours." As lhe firsi into a crown they pul this on his head and For it is there only that wc can be reunited dcalh lhat Christ endured to redeem humanity Adam disobeyed God in thc Garden of Eden, placed a reed in his right hand. To make fun with God. from its bondage to sin. And while praying the new Adam would atone for that sin in the of him they knell to him saying, 'Hail, king the Rosary during this season, we concen Garden of Gethsemane. ofthe Jews!' And they spat on him and took trate on thc Sorrowful Mysteries, which In this first mystery, Christ lies prostrate the reed and struck him on the head with it." THE FIFTH SORROWFUL MYSTERY: trace the five essential acts of Christ's re on thc ground and suffers thc remorse of Matthew 27:27-30 The Crucifixion demptive Passion. every sin ever committed. His heart is filled After thc body is scourged, so is thc intel In thc Garden of Eden, Adam and Eve wilh sorrow and anguish as n*is Faihcr asks lect. All sins ofthe flesh arc a result of pride, "When they reached thc place called Thc chose to place ihcirown will above thc will him to accept thc cup of his Passion. And and thus pride must be rooted out of man's Skull, there they crucified him and thc twe of God. As a result ofthis choice, sin entered although his whole body and soul shudder at intellect to keep his flesh pure. criminals, one on his right, thc other on his the world and human nature fell into a state lhat command, Christ willingly and trust In this third mystery, Christ receives thc left. Jesus said, 'Father, forgive them for of imbalance and discord. Christ then camc ingly accepts his Father's will. punishment for intellectual pride as hc is they know not what they do.'" Luke 23:33- into thc world as its Saviour, as the one who crowned with humility, derided and ridi 34 would make atonement for that original sin culed by the world. Thc true King of all In thc fifth and final mystery, Christ is and restore human nature lo its proper in THE SECOND SORROWFUL MYS creation is treated like dirt, bul hc docs nol nailed to thc cross. Hc has carried man tothe tegrity. While praying thc Sorrowful Mys TERY: The Scourging at the Pillar protest. Hc knows that his iruc dignity docs threshold of Paradise, and prepares to place teries, wc mcdiialc on how Christ accom not lie in the respect of men, but in the love him in the eternal presence of God. By plished this in five essential acts by revers "Pilate then had Jesus taken away and his Faihcr shows him. crucifying Christ, the people of the world ing thc tide of sin lhat Adam and Eve set in scourged." John 19:1 Christ is crowned with humility to make thought they could get rid of him. But little motion. Once Christ had harmonized man's will up for Adam who crowned himself with did they know thai they were nailing him to wilh God's will, hc then had to convert pride. And this crown of thorns is a seal their lives forever. man's body and passions to their proper end. which bonds'thc threefold conversion of In thc greatest single act of Christ's Pas THE FIRST SORROWFUL MYSTERY: Thc flesh now has to be tamed by thc will. man's will, flesh, and intellect. sion, man's sinfulness forces God's arms The Agony in the (iarden ForasSt. Paul declared: "Thespirit is willing, apart and nails them to the cross in an eternal but the flesh is weak." embrace of forgiveness. The greater man's "They came to a plot of land called Thc chastisement of scourging is a chas THE FOURTH SORROWFUL MYS sins, thc wider God opens his amis to embrace Gethsemane, and he said to his disciples, tisement of the flesh. Original sin corrupted TERY: The Carrying ofthe Cross those sins and lo welcome man back to 'Stay here while I pray.' Then he took Peter man's flesh like an ingested poison. In this Paradise in thc name of his Son. and James and.lohn with him. And he began second mystery, Christ takes upon himself "They then took charge of Jesus, and When Christ declared on the cross: "It is to feel terror and anguish. And he said to all the sins ofthe flesh ever committed and carrying his own cross he went out to the finished," redemption was complete. them, 'My soul is sorrowful to the point of receives their punishment. By doing ihis, hc Place of the Skull or, as it is called in Original sin had been reversed. The second death. Wait here, and stay awake.' And purifies and cleanses our flesh of every Hebrew, Golgotha..." John 19:17-18 Adam was ready to enter Paradise along going on a little further he threw himself on iniquity, subjecting il once again to divine Now lhal Christ has subjected human with thc penitent thief. the ground and prayed that, if it were pos guidance and reded icating it to the service of nature to God's will, he must now retrace sible, this hour might passby. 'Abba, Father!' God. man's footsteps back to Paradise. Humanity During Lent, wc meditate on these five he said, 'For you everything is possible. has travelled far from Eden as sin after sin Sorrowful Mysteries, preparing our hearts Take this cup away from me. But lei it be as THE THIRD SORROWFUL MYS has widened lhe gap between God and man. to share, like the penitent thief, in Christ's you, nol I, would have it.'" Mark 14:32-37 TERY: The Crowning with Thorns In ihis fourth mystery, Christ carries us redemption. For although Christ has re Christ came to make atonement (at-one- along with his cross to thc top of Golgatha deemed mankind, it is up to man to accept ment), which means he camc to re-unite "Then the governor's soldiers took Jesus where he will place us once again in thc arms this wonderful gift.
THE LENTEN CHALLENGE ASH WEDNESDAY MARCH 4,1992
Ash Wednesday is the first day ofthe penitential season of Lent. On this day ANT M. WERTZBERGER tempted Christ with worldly things: bread, it is the custom for Catholics to receive ashes on their foreheads. The symbolic EXECUTIVE EDITOR thc testing of God's word, power, and false distribution of ashes is rooted in Jewish tradition as evidenced in the Old worship. During Lent wc arc challenged to Testament. For the Jews ashes represented mortality, worthlessness, sorrow The outward signs and symbols of Lent resist these same temptations as Christ did. and repentance—themes that arc quite fitting as we prepare for the celebration are familiar to many Catholics and non- We fast to demonstrate our ultimate reli of Easter. 'The ashes used on Ash Wednesday carry further significance as they Catholics: ashes mark the mass attendants' ance on spiritual nourishment despite our are made from the Palm Sunday fronds of the preceding year: our Lenten foreheads on Ash Wednesday, fasting is physical desire for food, and we turn our remorse prepares our hearts for the coming of Christ at Easter. observed on certain days, and Catholics hearts and minds to the will of God and His Church rather than to those ihings that the "give up" something they enjoy (ie choco The distribution of ashes will take place during the following Ash late, ice cream, or alcohol). The visible signs world presents as valuable. In thc desert of Lent arc familiar to many, but the inner Christ rejected evil and acknowledged His Wednesday services: meaning behind these acts remains a mys supreme reliance on the will of the Father. tery for some within and without the Church. During Lent wc must also strive to recog St. Ignatius Church nize our human weakness and need of divine 10:00 AM, 12:05 PM, 7:30 PM While store shelves feature pastel decora guidance. tions and candies in preparation for Easter, Under the leadership of the Church we Xavier Hall Chapel willingly enter into our own desert. Thc Christians are called to prepare in a more 5:05 PM and 10:00 PM fundamental way for this, thc most impor practices of Lent are not merely ends in tant liturgical feast of thc year. Lent com themselves, plunging God's people into re prises one of two penitential seasons of the morse and penance, but are instituted to ness due to thc suffering our sins inflicted on Christ saved humanity; as members of his Church year, thc other being Advent—the draw man out of thc present world and lead Christ, but penance during Lent precedes mystical body we must partake of His suf four weeks preceding Christmas. Where him into, the spiritual climate of thc Old thc profoundly joyous feast of Easter, and fering before wc enjoy redemption. Advent is characterized by penitential joy in Testament. Thc people of thc Old Testa the sadness is meaningless without also re While it may be said that the predominate anticipation of thc birth of the Christ child, ment anticipated the fulfillment of God's alizing the joy of thc Resurrection. mood of the Lenten season is penitential Lent is a time marked by penitential sadness word and centered their religious practices In order to appreciate the joy of Easier, sadness, this is not a period of static re as we reflect on the human sins that led to thc on making themselves worthy of the prom one must first prepare his mind and heart for morse. Lent is a spiritual journey whose Crucifixion of Jesus Christ, thc Son of God. ised Messiah lo come. Lent offers us thc the entrance of the divine mystery. Easter is purpose is to affect change in the individual. The forty days of Lent and the season's opportunity to prepare to receive the Mes not merely a commemoration ofa past event, Ii is a time when one is challenged to prac spiritual significance derive their meaning siah who has not only come, but who has but a reliving of thc Resurrection. In order to tice self discipline and penance so that hc from the forty days that Christ spent in the already died for our sins. relive the joy of the risen Christ, one must may purify his heart and renew his life as he desert as the devil tempted Him. Satan Lent is characterized by penitential sad- first acknowledge thc depths from which approaches a closer union with God.
Paael2 San Francisco Foahorn Wedne SPORTS LADY DONS CLINCH WCC TOURNEY SPOT
SHANE MEINER USF had played this year. SPORTS EDITOR The Hilltoppers scored only 23 points and committed 12 turnovers—their season average for a full game—bul still The Lady Dons clinched a spot in the four-team West led 23-18 ai thc half. San Diego went on a 10-0 run midway Coast Conference Tournament but failed in their quest to through the hal f for a 16-10 lead. USF, which had not scored clinch the regular season championship outright and host for eight minutes, got two free throws from Adkins to spark the toumcy after a Saturday night loss at Santa Clara. a 13-2 run for the halftime lead. USF was coming off consecutive wins over St Mary's USF then held off the Torcras in thc second half and (82-61) in USF's Homecoming game and on the road at San consecutive baskets by Phelps and Henderson iced the win. Diego (58-52). A 64-59 setback against Santa Clara ended It was the 1 Uh time that USF's defense held an opponent the Lady Dons' four-game win streak and now USF has to to 52 or less points this season as San Diego was officially win at St. Mary's tonight and rely on San Diego and eliminated from qualifying for thc toumcy. Pepperdine in order to host thc tournament (See Host For Henderson once again led the lady Dons as she scored 14 Women's Tournament Undetermined). points and pulled down 11 rebounds while Touli and Nataly Thc Lady Dons faced a three-step scenario that required Hollingsworth added 10 points each. them to beat St. Mary's, San Diego, and Santa Clara lo win Thc win over San Diego moved the Lady Dons into a first thc league title. USF took care of the first step with a rout place lie with Portland. Pordand, though, lost on Friday over thc visiting Gaels of St. Mary's as five Lady Dons night to Pepperdine and thus set up the USF-Santa Clara scored in double-figures. game as a potential conference championship and host of Marlene Henderson led thc charge with 24 points and 14 the tournament for thc Lady Dons. rebounds as USF used a huge second-half lo surge to the Thc Lady Dons let destiny fall from their grasp as another win. The Lady Dons only led by five, 33-28, at the half but terrible first half doomed USF to a64-59 loss to Santa Clara. then outscored the Gaels 49-33 to send thc Gaels packing. Thc host Broncos jumped out to an carly 16-8 lead over USF wilh 10:36 remaining. USF then received a spark off The Lady Dons struggled in the first half as they only shot thc bench when Jenny Mahlstcdi hit back-to-back jumpers 37.1 perccntwhileallowing St. Mary's to shoot54.5 percent to pull the Lady Dons within four, 16-12. Santa Clara Marlene Henderson has powered LSF to WCC post answered back with a ihrcc-point play Laura Hughes and Yet the Lady Dons forced thc Gaels into 13 turnovers and season play. took 13 more shots than thc visitors. Thc Gaels went on a 7- proceeded on a 17-8 run for a 33-20 commanding halftime 0 run to take a 28-25 lead with 4:21 remaining but USF lead. in the Lady Dons' coffin. answered that run by scoring eight straight points capped off USF only shot 27 percent from the field while San ta Clara "It was a difficult game lo lose," Bill Nepfel said. "To win by an Amy Touli jumper at the buzzer. shot a sizzling 577.1 percent USF also committed 13 after putting yourself in such a big hole in the first half The Lady Dons did not give thc Gaels any breaks in the turnovers in the half. makes it too hard for the team to comeback." second half as the Hilltoppers shot 54.8 percent from thc "In thc first half wc lost our poise, had a bad shot selection, USF shot itself in the fool by committing 19 turnovers, field, including 3-of-4 from the three-point line. An early and had too many turnovers," Bill Nepfel said. "It's jusl too seven more than its average, shooting 33 percent from the ten-point run, highlighted by Joy Boycnga's five straight, many mistakes for a big game." field, and 52 percent from lhe line, including only 7-of-14 in gave USF a 47-34 lead that would remain in double-digits Down by 13 points, the Lady Dons made a great come thc second half. for the rest of the game. back willi a 13-2 run al the beginning of the second half. Thai Henderson led USF with 19 points and 20 rebounds. She "Wc had very balanced scoring and that makes us very run brought USF lo within two, 35-33 wilh 16:16 left. The had 16points and 10 rebounds ion lhe second half. Touli had difficult to defend," Co-Head Coach Bill Nepfel said. "We Broncos called timcoul and built their lead up to eight, 44- 16 points and Adkins added 13 points and cighi assists. were also really steady in the second half. Wc scored off thc 36, before USF fought back to tic the game at 52-52 wilh Thc Lady Dons next face St. Mary's in their final WCC break, inside, and from thc perimeter." 4:53 remaining. Bronco forward Christine Silvcrnail, who game. USF must win to keep any hope of winning lhe Besides Henderson's 24 points, four other Lady Dons was 4-of-4 from the three-point line, hit a trey lo put Santa conference and hosting the tournament alive. It will be hard scored in double-figures. Touli had 16 points, Wendy Jo Clara up by three and and with 1:57 left, Silvcrnail hit task after playing badly in the win over USD and thc loss io Phelps had 15 off thc bench, Boyenga had 13, and Tami another threc-poinlcr to increase thc Broncos' lead to six Sania Clara. Adkins had 10 points and a school-record 14 assists. points. "My concern is lhal we have not played well for two Thc Lady Dons traveled to San Diego for thc second step USF made a last gasp effort as an Adkins irey and a Touli games straight," Bill Nepfel stated. "Wc need to turn ihis to thc league tide. USF was successful again as it clinched layup brought USF o within three points wilh 10 seconds around before lhe tournament We have lhat ability and ihe a spot in thc post-season tournament with a 58-52 win over left, 62-59. Mahlstcdi fouled Bronco center Amy Vanos coming week, we'll practice and try harder. We' II comeback thc Torcras after overcoming one of the worst first halves who then hit boih ends of a onc-and-onc to put lhe final nail and get belter." HOST FOR WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT UNDETERMINED
FOGHORN STAFF REPORT If Santa Clara, USF, and Pepperdine win: USF's 64-59 loss to Santa Clara has left thc West Coast 1) Santa Clara hosts* Conference Championship and the site for thc four-team 2) Portland post-season tournament for a first ever NCAA Tournament 3) USF bid up for grabs. 3) Pepperdine The only teams with a chance to host thc tournament are USF, Santa Clara, and Portland. There are eight scenarios If Santa Clara, St. Mary's, and Pepperdine win: bul only four arc important since thc other four depend on 1) Santa Clara and Portland will determine site with a Loyola Marymount winning at Pepperdine. LMU is 0-13 in coin Hip the conference. 3) USF The tournament seedings will not be discovered until 4) St Mary's aflcr lhe outcome of Friday night's Santa Clara-San Diego game. USF plays at St. Mary's tonight at 7:30 p.m. and If San Diego, St. Mary's, and Pepperdine win: LMU is al Pepperdine lhe same night. 1) Portland Santa Clara and Pepperdine arc in thc unlikely position of 2) St. Mary's rooting for USF to defeat St. Mary's. A USF win will enable 3) Santa Clara SantaClara to host thc toumcy with a victory anda Pepperdine 4) USF win will get the Waves into the tournament. St. Mary's will thus be eliminated from thc tournament Thc dates and game limes is also undetermined. If The following four scenarios arc lhe most likely to occur Santa Clara or USF host the tournament, the semi-finals for thc determination of the site and seedings of thc tour of the tournament will be on Friday, March 13 with nament: games at 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Thc championship game If San Diego, USF, and Pepperdine win: will be on Saturday, March 14 ai 4 p.m. 1) USF hosts II Portland hosts the tournament, the games will be 2) Portland earlier. The semi-finals will be on Tuesday, March 10 at Joy Boyenga hopes to lead the Lady Dons into the 3) Santa Clara 6 and 8 p.m. The championship game will be on NCAA Tournment. 4) Pepperdine Wednesday, March 11, al 7:30 p.m.
March 4. 1992 San Francisco Foghorn SPORTS SIXTH PLACE FINISH FOR MEN'S BASKETBALL
SHANE MEINER turnover. USF shot 49 percent for the game and 52 percent Santa Clara versus USF is traditionally a close game and SPORTS EDITOR in the second half. USF also 81 percent from thc free throw the first half only confirmed that belief. Thc two teams were line and 50 percent from thc three-point line. tied 13 times in thc firsi half with thc Broncos' biggest lead USF could not make it three wins in a row as it suffered only three points and thc Dons' five points. Thc Dons were USF will enter the West Coast Conference tournament a 81 -74 loss at San Diego. Thc road woes continued for thc able lo ckc out a three point halftime lead on the strength of after winning three of its last four games. Thc Dons will Dons as they made thc trip without Weeks who had ankle a Smart thrcc-pointcr. play Loyola Marymount once again in thc first round. problems and once again, the Dons fell behind early only to Thc first half was a battle between the respective centers The Dons won back-to-back WCC games for the first lose aflcr a furious laic comeback. as Reis scored 16 poinLs and pulled down seven rebounds. time as they ran up commanding lead and held off a furious The Toreros raced io a 44-33 lead at the half. San Diego Johnson had 12 points and seven boards also. In the second St. Mary's rally to hold onto a 78-75 Homecoming win on led the whole half and with 8:56 remaining, had an 18 point half, there would be no battle as Brovelli had Johnson front Saturday, Feb. 22. The Dons had beaten Portland the lead, 31-13. Reis instead of playing behind him to make up for the size previous week, 99-86. USD shot a scorching 73 percent from thc field and 80 differential. Thc contest looked as if it would be a typical tight and percent from the threc-poinl line, hitting 4-of-5. Thc strategy was a success as Reis barely touched thc ball, tense St. Mary's-USF down-to-the-wirc barn burner after USF decided to play defense in the second half by holding had no poinLs, no rebounds, and no shots in the second half. both teams battled to a close halftime score wilh USF thc Toreros to 31 percent shooting and ouLscoring thc hosts Three good reasons to ride the pine and that's what Reis did. leading by three, 38-35. 41-37. USF finally cut USD's lead to single-digits with Thc game remained close as thc Dons were only able to The Gaels jumped out to an early lead as guard Thurman 12:31 remaining toonly trail by eight, 56-48,after an Owens build the lead lo no more than seven points. Bronco forward WaLson scored eight quick points to put visitors up 16-9 thrcc-pointcr. USF cut the lead to five several limes but Rhea Taylor hit two free throws wilh 6:17 remaining to pull with 11:54 left. USF fought back into the game as it slowly USD maintained that slim margin. Finally, the USF come SCU within two, 60-58. Thc Dons then scored 10 straight chipped away at the Gael margin to seize the lead 27-25 back looked as if it would succeed as lhe Dons pulled to points and 13 of 15 to blow lhe game open. within three aflcr a Smart jumper with 48 seconds remain "Wc had a total team effort Everyone was healthy and ing, 77-74. The Dons would not score again and USD Darryl Johnson had a supreme effort inside," Brovelli said. converted four free throws for the win. "Orlando Smart had a great game. Thc bench played great Darryl Johnson led thc Dons wilh 24 poinLs and 10 and Tim Owens had some important three-pointers late in rebounds. Smart had 17 points and Wilson Stephens camc the game. Wc were really patient on offense and because of off thc bench for 15. lhat we only had seven turnovers." USF had lo travel on the road again as it played second- Johnson led the Dons with 22 points and 10 rebounds. place Santa Clara last Saturday night. The road woes went Owens had 19 points, Brown had 16, and Smart had 14 away for the Dons as a second half surge powered thc Dons points. loan 81-69 victory. The win over Santa Clara paired with St. Mary's loss at Thc key to the win was lhe play of Johnson but it was not San Diego ensured that thc Dons would not have to play thc his point or rebound statistics for the game. It was his Broncos in the first round of thc tournament. Instead, the defense as hc held Bronco center Ron Reis to zero points and Dons will enter the tournament as tlie sixth-seed and play zero rebounds in thc crucial second half. third-seeded Loyola Marymount this Saturday.
DEJA VU! ITS LMU FOR SECOND STRAIGHT YEAR
Thc 1991 West Coast Conference Tournament has been game. If that fails, swing it around to Owens for the outside reincarnated in 1992 as league play resulted in thc exact jumper or ihrcc-pointcr. The Dons have five players same pairings. USF will once again face the Lions of Loyola averaging in double figures. Besides Johnson's average, Marymount in thc first round. Owens leads the team in scoring wilh 16.6 ppg, Kevin Last year, thc third-seeded Dons upset the second-seeded Weeks averages 11.6, Smart averages 11.0, and Alvin Lions, 101-93 behind Tim Owens lournament-rccord 45 Brown averages 10.9. points. Darryl Johnson added 21 points and 11 rebounds that In other tournament games, Pepperdine faces Portland. Tim Owens has been a bright spot in an otherwise third game while Orlando Smart had 13 assists. Santa Clara lakes on St. Mary's, and Gonzaga plays San straight disappointing season on the Hilltop. Both teams worked hard for their sccdings as LMU won Diego. seven of their last nine games to attain thc third seed and behind Tomas Thompson's nine points in a 16-9 run. Thc USF won three of their last four games to receive the sixth lead changed hands five times before consecutive three- seed. pointers by Thompson and Tim Owens gave USF the lead at halftime. "Everyone asks what matchup do you want or where you Thompson came off thc bench to score 12 points while want to be seeded," Head Coach Jim Brovelli said. "It Owens added 10. Watson had 16 points for St. Mary's who doesn't really matter because everyone is so even in is only committed two turnovers compared to thc Dons' eight. conference. The key thing is to get your own basketball team The two-point deficit will be as close as St. Mary's will ready, hopefully they are healthy and ready to go. Hope for get as USF simply exploded to build a lead that at one point thc best and play your best basketball at thc end of the year, reached as high as 18 points. USF was leading 40-38 a because anything can happen." minute into the second half when thc Dons proceeded on a This year, USF and Loyola split their games this year as 14-2 run for a 54-40 lead after a Kevin Weeks' three-pointer both teams won on thc road. USF defeated thc Lions 94-87 wilh 12:28 remaining. bohind Owens 26 points and Alvin Brown's 18 on Jan. 25. It was a case of too little and too late for lhe Gaels as they Loyola camc back thc next week to defeat USF 92-79 on tried to mount a comeback. With the Dons leading 68-50 Jan. 31. Terrcl Lowery had 26 points and Craig Holt and wilh 5:43 remaining, St. Mary's outscored the Dons 25-10 Brian McCloskey combined for 24 points off the bench. but fell short 78-75. Both teams run a high-tempo offense with Loyola, the "Our overall defensive effort was great," Head Coach Jim WCC's leading offense, averaging 91.4 points a game. USF Brovelli said. "We had to be in control to win the game. Wc is the WCC's third leading offensive team with 80.1 points turned up our defense, forced some turnovers, and got out on a contest. the floor." Loyola Marymount relies on Lowery to do its scoring as St. Mary's was led by center Eric Bamberger who scored he has averaged 26 points againsi USF this year and he is the 32 poinLs in the second half while Watson was held to zero WCC's leading scorer. Forward Rahim Harris is the next points. besl scorer for the Lions with a 10.9 average. McCloskey "Thc USF bench was better than ours," St. Mary's head comes off the bench to score 10 points a game for LMU. coach Ernie Kent said. "We didn't defend, we struggled Point guard Tony Walker runs lhe show and is second to offensively, and our bench could not keep us in the game." Smart in conference assists with a 7.7 assists per game. Owens led thc Dons with 20 points, Thompson added 19, USF relies on a familiar combination. Pound the ball while Alvin Brown scored 14 points and had nine rebounds. inside to Johnson, the WCC Player of the Month for Febru Alvin Brown hopes to carry LSF to the hoop in the WCC Tournament this weekend. Orlando Smart had nine points, 11 assists, and only one ary, with his 15.2 points per game and and 11 rebounds per
San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday. March 4. 1992 SPORTS BASEBALL STILL A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH
BRIAN HOOK gave up only four hits in his eight plus blowing in, the ball stayed in thc park. Chad Baldwin picked up his Fifth loss of lhe FOGHORN STAFF WRITER innings of work. FSU's center fielder tripped running back season. "Wc pitched our best game of the year and wards to catch thc ball and but made the play Pepperdine Mauls Dons in WCC Opener Thc Diamond Dons did better than ex Travis threw an outstanding game," Head laying on his back. If hc had noi made thc Thc Waves crashed onto the Hilltop for pected during their lough n inc game stretch— Coach Ken Bowman said. "Pitchingdictatcs caich, French would have easily had an thc first of a three game series over the they actually won a game. USF ended last how you do in a game and Travis pitched thc insidc-thc-park home run, three RBI's and weekend at Bcncdctli Diamond when week on an upnote as they shocked sixth- way wc know he can." made the score 5-3 in the Dons" favor. Pepperdine designated hitter David Main ranked Pepperdine to up the Dons' record to Tim Dilullo camc in relief with Fresno St. "I was very pleased with how wc played drove in eight runs, including a grand slam 3-12, but more important is the fact that the runners on second and third with two outs in lhat game and if there is anything as a home run and pitcher Patrick Ahernepiichcd team showed a great deal of promise against and the game tied at two. With FSU's clean good loss thai would be one because it eight shutout innings as the sixth-ranked three Top 25 teams. up hitler Todd Johnson up at bal, lhe Dons' proved io thc players that wc could play wilh Waves overwhelmed lhe Dons 14-0. Dons lose good chance at splitting Fresno coaching staff elected to intentionally walk lhe better teams," Bowman said. Pepperdine collected 14 hits, including six State series him but Dilullo's second pitch wentover thc Thc second game of thc scries was a mulliplc-hil efforts from iheir starters. The Dons blew a chance at winning on the head of catcher Bryan McCaffrey allowing different story as thc Dons did not pitch well Ahcrnc (4-1) allowed only five hits, slruck road in Fresno with a wild pitch in thc 10th thc Bulldogs' second baseman Philip as USF threw five different pitchers at thc oul two and walked just one bailer. in thc first game by thc score of 3-2, USF got Romero to streak home for the winning run. Bulldogs who connected on 11 hits for 12 USF lost for thc seventh straight lime, drubbed big time by thc Bulldogs in the Thc Dons had iheir chance to pul lhe game runs in what was thc Dons' worst game with Travis Walters (1-3) taking the loss for sccondgame, 12-3. away when inficldcr Jon French was at bat fundamentally. thc Dons despite third baseman Scott The Dons played and pitched extremely wilh runners on first and second. French "Wc didn't pitched well and if wc don't Rapposelli hitting successfully for thc 12th well against FSU in the first game of the drove the ball to cenier that normally would pilch well we're not going to win games," lime in 13 games. series as Travis Walters (1-3, 7.09 ERA) have been a home run, but with thc wind Bowman said. "What was worse was that Main, who went 4-for-5 at the plalc, pul Fresno pitched well." lhe first runs on the scoreboard wilh a two- Cal Sweeps All Three From USF run single in thc first. Main then added a solo Thc Golden Bears simply dominated thc homer in thc fourth and singled to drive in Dons in a weekend series with their big the Waves' fourth run in thc sixth before hitlers and strong pitching staff. Though blasting an eighth-inning grand slam to right they arc far from perfect, thc Bears arc field as part of Pcppcrdinc'seight-run inning. deserving of their 18th national ranking. USF Upsets Waves and Nearly Sweep Cal beat up on the Dons in the first two Doubleheader games wilh scores of 8-4 and 19-8. Thc Dons (3-12,1 -2 WCC) bounced back In thc first iwo games of the scries, USF from a huge loss to Pepperdine (10-5, 2-1 left fielder John Tomascllo went 4-for-7 WCC) the day before to shock the Waves wilh 4 RBIs, and three home runs, proving with a commanding 11-5 win and a near- lo be thc Dons' big hitter this season. sweep in the doubleheader on Saturday. USF led 2-0 before falling 3-2 to In the final game of the scries at Evans Pepperdine which saw Steve Duda record Field in Berkeley, with lhe Dons down 5-2 his first win of thc year. Thc Dons received in thc bottom ofthe ninth inning, they rallied back-to-back complete games on the mound and had bases loaded wilh two outs and from Augie Acuna (0-2) and Chad Baldwin Tomascllo up lo bai. Tomascllo had already (1-5), who recorded his first win in a USF blasted a solo home run in the sixth, his uniform. fourth of lhe scries, but this time, hc grounded Thc Dons snapped an eight-game losing out lo end thc inning. sircak behind the hilling of shortstop Tony Chad Baldwin pitched a complete game in USF's 11-5 win over Pepperdine. Thc Dons" Heath Habcrlincamehomcon Sylvestri, who weni 4-for-5, boosting his a Cal wild pitch to make the score 5-3 along balling average to .328, and John Tomascllo wilh Scott Rapposclli drawing a walk to who added a lowering iwo-run homer to RIFLE TEAM WINS SECTIONAL load thc bases. Thc Bears hoped to stop thc right-center in the eighth to pad the lead. Dons' rally by bringing in right fielder Matt Tomascllo leads the WCC with eight home CHAMPIONSHIP DESPITE SETBACKS Luke to pilch to Tomascllo. USF's coaching runs. staff hoped that Tomascl lo would just make Baldwin yielded 11 hits, bul kepi thc ball DOC DOTCOLHRO bore competition out of four teams that contact to tic the game bul watched an upset low against a potent Wave offense. Baldwin fade away as Tomasello grounded out to Cal FOGHORN STAFF WRITER competed. also benefitted from solid USF hilling that The USF marksmen finished second in second baseman Chris Clapinski lo end lhe provided him with a lead for mosl of lhe The USF rifle team captured the champi the small borecategory which includes three game and lhe rally. game and errorless play from thc defense. onship of the sectional finals after finishing positions—standing, kneeling, and prone. "Cal is a strong team that's going lo thc The Suite ofthe Hilltop first in the air rifle and second in the small USF had a toial score of 3,766. Thc Univer NCAA's on the basis of their hitting," Bow Even though thc Dons went 1-8 in this bore category. sity of Nevada-Reno finished first with a man said. "How far they go depends on how tough stretch a lot can be said of thc fact that The rifle team, which competes in the score of 3,954. well their pitching does." thc Dons went loc-lo-loc wilh Fresno St., Pacific Rocky Mountain Coast Shooting Thc loss of Lieu harmed USF's chances in Stanford Crushes Dons, 10-3 Cal, and Pepperdine in at least one game. In League, finished its season at 2-6. Though the sectionals. "Wc would have taken first if The Dons visited thc fifth-ranked Cardi Pepperdine's case, they were lucky ihey did thc team qualified for thc league champion we had him,"Coach Lcccommented. "Still, nal last week and could nol gel anything not drop two out of three in lhe scries. ships, it could not participate in this match il's a good finish to a season. Wc started out started offensively until the ninth inning Thc Hilltopcrs have now dropped five due to monetary reasons. 2-6 and then took first in sections." with ihrcc runs on.thrcc hits. USF did not one-run games and two others by two runs. The USF shooters did qualify for the Though USF has now qualified for thc pilch up lo par as well as six pitchers were If added up, that's seven losses by a total of sectional match and came up big despite nationals, thc shooters will not be able to used at Stanford with the Cardinal allowed nine runs and a nearl()-5 record. Thc Dons having two shooters incapacitated. Return compete because of lack of funds. Slill, after 10 runs off six hits. hosted Cal Slate Hayward on Tuesday (lhe ing shooters Toney Choi got into a car a 2-6 start, losing two shooters to graduation Stanford got three of their runs with a score was unavailable before press lime) accident before the sectionals and Jeffrey and one to illness, winning the sectionals home run by DH John Lynch in a five-run then travel to San Diego for a three-game Lieu was stricken by thc flu and was notable was a victory in itself. eighth inning barrage. USF starting pitcher scries with the Toreros Friday and Saturday. to compete in the sectionals. Choi's accident was "no big deal," according to Head Coach David Lee. Catch the Dons' tournament action on Choi did not allow the accident to affect him, though, as he finished first in the sec tional air riflecatcgory. Thc air rifle category KTID FM 100.7 is a standing position only and Choi finished first with a score 354 oul of 400. This pro Friday, 8:30 PM pelled USF to a first place finish as it com piled a total score of 1,288 for thc sectionals. Choi also finished second in the small USF vs. Loyola
March 4. 1992 San Francisco Foghorn SPORTS
BLEACHER by Shane Meiner FEATURES Sports Editor
Notes, quotes, and anecdotes on pagans, heretics, a blasphemous uncle, and an architectural monstrosity on a campus straight from hell...oh yeah...anything else that can come to my mind at five o'clock in the morning....
••Heretics and... Thc win over St. Mary's has once again proven lhat USF Catholicism has, once again, proven supreme. For example, my wayward uncle, who for some unknown reason, attended St. Mary's and showed up at lhe game wearing a "God is a Gael" button. If God is a Gael then hell has already frozen over. My uncle has since been taken to thc family inquisition and boy, my grandma will sure be sore. ...Pagans... an 81-69 win over Santa Clara has proven lhat our Jesuits arc better than their Jesuits. I'm not sure why that is so but I'm starting to believe il's because our church is bigger and, ergo, our's musi be holier. **No go, Toso... Sanla Clara's Toso Pavilion has gol lo be lhe ugliest gym on earth. It reminded mc of a big top tcnl and when I saw Santa Clara's Ron Reis running up and down thc floor, I assumed I was at thc circus. Toso, is oh so...how to put it? generic, untraditional, detestable, hideous, grotesque architectural nightmare... much like Gleeson Library. **()ne mo' for Toso... It actually costs seven dollars to get into lhe game and that is thc student price. No wonder thc pagans have so much money to spend on athletic teams thai lose lo USF. ** Renaissance man... Pete LaFleur nol only docs a superb job al Sports Information. Hc can also drive, shave, and put a lie on al the same lime and still find his way to Sanla Clara without directions. ••Comparing crowds... It's no secret lhal beer brings fans al USF as witnessed by lhe Homccom ing game. At Stanford, a sandwich store chain bought all the rest of thc outstanding student tickets for thc remaining four games. Al! a student had to do was to present an ID and get in free. Yet there was slill 3,000 no-shows at Stanford's win over Washington. Maybe Stanford needs beer wilh those free tickets. Then again, you can just pay seven dollars at Toso Pavilion. **Unlueky... Don pitcher Augie Acuna is this week's unlucky alhlclc. Acuna pitched a complete game againsi Pepperdine but lost 3-2 as lhe Dons, with players leading or close lo Wednesday, Thursday &Friday lhe lead in every offensive category, could only eke oul four hits. ••Shoot straight and shave... Rifle team members John Hamlon and Matt White March 4-6 celebrated the rifle team's first-place finish in the conference by becoming intoxicated and shaving their heads inio mohawks wilh shaving cream and a bic razor. Hamlon's new haircut, 5 TRADITIONAL POSES FREE though, camc out a lillle crooked thanks to White's barbcring non-skills and so the whole thing had to go. Lessons: If you can't irusl somebody lo use a razor, how can you trust them APPOINTMENT NECESSARY with a gun. Call *6516 or stop by UC 402 **Count 'em... Tami Adkins, thc Lady Dons' point guard, was knocked down a tola) of seven times (yes, I do keep track of ihese things) in ihe loss at Sanla Clara, yet she only got lo thc charity stripe four times. 1 think it had something lo do wilh home reffing or the refs simply watching to much professional wrestling. **A momentous occasion... If USF beats Loyola like last year and Pepperdine beats Portland like lasl year, USF can maintain its WCC consecutive victories record. Pepperdine tics il wilh a win over Portland and breaks it wilh a win over thc USF/Loyola winner. Il sure would be nice if USF bcais Pepperdine in the second round...just for the record. **A Little Stats to Fill out the Column... 1) Darryl Johnson has made a little history by averaging 12.3 rebounds in thc WCC. Thai's lhe highest average since Bill Cartwrighl played in ugly Toso Pavilion. 2) Tim Owens' has thc mosl points for a iwo-ycar USF player with 1,030 points. Hc is also USF about lo break the USF ihrcc-poinicrs made record of 63. He has 59 this season. Hc only shot six lasl year. AIDS TASK FORCE 3) Orlando Smart has captured the assists and steals crown for lhe WCC for thc second WM Presents... mm straight year. . 4) Joy Boyenga is the #3 all-time rebounder for USF. Her and cx-playcr, now Head Coach Mary Hile (-Nepfel) as the only player to rank in the lop-four in scoring and rebounding. The impact of AIDS 5) Marlene Henderson has a career 9.7 rebound average. This ranks her behind former All- on women's lives American and present Head Coach Mary Hile (-Nepfel) and '86 "WCC Player of thc Year" Teri Hunt Henderson is now eighth on the all-time and the only two-year player on thc school mm top-10. Tuesday, March 10 6) Thc Lady Dons arc presently lhe third leading defensive team in lhe nation by only 12:30-1:30 allowing 56.2 points per game for its opponents. McLaren 250 7) Thc Lady Dons arc 17-9 overall. By winning the tournament, thc women will achieve v 20 wins—the most since thc Mary Hile (-Nepfel) era. And more than the men have achieved in a long time, a real long time. Lei's jusl hope it won't be a longer time. These stats arc brought to you from Sports Information and thc Foghorn. Next time you try to impress someone wilh your knowledge of USF basketball, Thank us.
San Francisco Foahorn Wednesday. March 4. 1992 EXCETERA
OVER THE HILLTOP Concert Review PAT VISBAL JAMES - LIVE IN UNION SQUARE
JENNIFER DRONE flowers into the crowd makes one won "Sorry lo hear about yourmisfortunc,butas wesay in the trade... It'sacolumn." (Jon FOGHORN STAFF WRITER der if there is something in Manccster's Carroll, February 1992) water which makes tourturcd souls be Last week... THEY STOLE MY CAR! The one that'snot paid off, thc one One of the benefits of having the corporate have the way they do (Morrissey no doubt that's uninsured becauscour premium would be around eleven trillion dollars (that's music bigwigs in town, is thc plethora of enjoys suffering such an illness). James withoul comp & collision) on account of my husband drives like... shows lined up for thc Gavin Convention a played many of their hits, including thc Herb Caen without balls. Thai's what your column reminds mc of, says thc couple of weekends ago. new single Born of Frustration - (which counter person at Crossroads. Gee thanks. Mc and my french roast sit and do that On Saturday Feb. 15 James from Mancester, may receive criticsm for it Simple Minds' icafing-through-lhc-papcr-thing, we do every Wednesday, and- Hey! What's going England, performed free in Union Square. Don't You Forget Aboul Me "la-la-la- on here? Where's my column?!! This copy of thc Foghorn must be missing some But, as luck would have it, rain cul lhe show la's). pages. I'll just go get another one... very short aflcr a rain break in thc middle of If you weren't able to sec the show, you 'II "Another one of those cases of A.L," thc nice policeman says, "the Asian the concert. Thc Live 105 sponsored event have an opportunity to check them out Invasion." (I'm not sure if that's the name of a gang or a racial slur.) I decide il's a marked the live American debut of James, this summer when they embark on their case of S.C.U.M. To steal a car wilh a child's car scat in it and little kid's art projects who have enjoyed an cxircmeley successful first U.S. tour in support of their new in thc windows, and lhe malcrial for Jon Carroll's book silling on... carrer in the U.K. album out soon entitled Seven. My flaming checks. Warm and wci with tears, I realize there is no Over the Thc band's performance was brilliant de (Post script trivia — why was James in Hilltop ihis week. And wilh inner strength I didn't know I had, I immediately come the States in the first place? They were to a firm conclusion: I can't go to class loday. spite thc problems with thc wcaiher and other small technical problems. Lead vocal shooting a video in Southern California Oh today. Jon Carroll. Meeting. Today. ist, Tim Booth's dancing and throwing for Born of Frustration J I was doing some work for Jon Carroll, and hc did entrust me with thc material for his book, and hc had casually mentioned that thc penalty for losing said material (as is so often the case nowadays) was death. And il is (as we say in thc Mommy business) aaaalllll gone. Why? Why is my column all gone? Probably has something to do wilh the dirty laundry. Thc news editor resigned and left a wonderfully scathing letter, had Top College Albums Ihings in it like: "nazi-like publication," and "lack of journalistic integrity." I love il! I wanna use it! I mean what perfect malcrial for Over the Hilltop, right? Abso- Across the Nation freaking-lutely nol. I langlc wilh Thc Bosses, bul by Monday al five o'clock in the morning, it occurs lo mc; minds arc nol a-changing. Letter comes oul, so column can slay in. Ok? I ask. Fine, I'm told. I call Jon Carroll. "Hi, Jon. This is Pat. You'll never guess what happened," I gush. "You're right. I won't. Tell mc." Hmmm. Sounds crabby. "My car was stolen." Enya "Oh. No." Sympathy is not dripping from his voice. Teenage Fanclub "Uhhh, I don't sec any way to get your stuff to you by loday." At this point Bandwagonesque - DGC Shepherd Moons-Rep. I see no reason to make the intimate and life-threatening connection between his stuff and my car. Why give a bright, creative person time lo ihink up sick, demented ways U2 Dramarama to kill mc? Achtung Baby - Island Vinyl - Chameleon/ "Could you gel it to mc by Friday?" hc asks. Elektra "Certainly. No sweat. Piece a pic." Life insurance, I'm thinking. I'm published: therefore, I am. My mosl rcceni and rather unfortunate 3 Until The End Of The philosophy of life under the present circumstances, has been pierced. I decide lhe World 8 Pixies editor must have figured out that my sole purpose here on Earth is to make his life Soundtrack - Warner Bros. Trompe le Monde- 4AD A Living Hell, which I admit I do rather well, and at some point his head-dwelling lightbulb lit (bink!) and a little voice whispered, "Can the column; snuff out Pat." Welcome to my little world of paranoid schizophrenia. 4 Matthew Sweet 9 Various Artist Girlfriend - Zoo I'm Your Fan - Atlantic Speaking of paranoid, it's all my fault. It's evident in his driving that my husband somehow believes it's all my fault the car was stolen. He has, as we say in the marriage business, "a temper." As we drive around dropping kids at school, filing 5 Lou Reed 10 Nirvana police reports, doing 360s in the middle of busy intersections, wc by chance offend Magic and Loss - Sire Nevermind - DGC a pick-up truck driven by a tree who feels it necessary lo fill up my window with his fat, fuming face, and scream at me. My husband says lock your door, and screams back. It seems like an appropriate time to cry, so I do. I'm given Kleenex by helpful, Courtesy ofthe Gavin Report well-meaning friends who also give mc useless, impractical advice regarding the Largely based on college-radio airplay Foghorn fiasco. I know an attorney, Pat. You have friends on thc media counsel, Pat. I have semi-automatic weapons in my trunk, Pat. I say forget Over the Hilltop, I'll be Home By thc Fire. Write Phone rings. THEY FOUND MY CAR! Abandoned with its windows NURSING shattered and its ignition ripped out. Screw thc car, what aboul Jon Carroll's stuff? Right Now Stuff n' nonsense! Steve Ferry, the editor, doesn't have a malicious bone in OPPORTUNITIES Call x6122 his body. And even if I don't always agree wilh him or other Foghorn staff members (who, by lhe way, are a heterogeneous bunch, representing a variety of viewpoints Dear Kristen, on everything), I sincerely believe ihey arc a tremendous group of people who bust WITH A BONUS What can I say except their butts to gel this paper out, and who I enjoy working wilh, and who (here comes we are docking in Capt We have $5000 for Town tomorrow and thc wimpy pan) I don'l want to be mad at mc. Bul on the olhcr hand I have gotten nurses with BSNs who want really fond of saying what I ihink. What to do...? No idea really. Oh horscdump. that 10 days of infor to be a part of our health mation straight from Some in the horscdump business have suggested thai thc Ihcftofmy car was care team. We offer a Archbishop Tutu un punishment forall thc sex stuff in last issue's column. OH YEAH? THEN WHY DID competitive salary and der my cap has THE TIRE ON OUR OTHER CAR GO FLAT-AS-A-PANCAKE THE VERY benefits package along humbled me. Now I NEXT DAY, HUH? WHAT WAS THAT FOR? MY SULLEN, REBELLIOUS, with the pride and respect can see Apartheid for HYPERKENETIC NATURE IN GENERAL, I SUPPOSE?!! Give me a break. that come with being an myself with new eyes. Break. Shatter. Crash.Crash the Foghorn'scdilorialsiaffmccting. Drawback Army officer. Sorry, but I have to run here is, even though I come across ok in print, I'm just awful in person. I go anyway. for the final game in I ask questions, I state my beliefs, I pay 30 bucks in late fees to lhe kids' schools. Thc Check with your Army the volleyball tourna happy result is wc do solve most of the world's problems, and I think I understand Nurse Representative to see ment on Prom Deck. some of thc editors' positions a little belter. (Thc column in question had some if you qualify. Call: Love, legitimate inaccuracies lhal I was unaware of. And ihey didn't say so, but when 1-800-USA-ARMY you're under attack from 14 different directions, il doesn't help to be publicly Brian attacked from within too.) Maybe they understand my positions better too. P.S. You LOST your So there is a God. Jon Carroll's stuff is safe and sound, my kids slill have application to Semes a Mom, and, yes, I slill have a column. ter at Sea? Get another onenowl Call 800-854- 0195 NOW. P.P.S. WEWON1
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