P>g» 16 • THE VILLANOVAN • F»bruTy 12. 1975 Competition study in - RESEARCH (Continued from page 4) Guadalajara, Mexico tuition differentials they to Thousands of Topics NURSES-RN'S are beginning attract many good high school The SUMMER IT GUADALAJARA students that would have traditionally attended a private institution SCHOOL, a fully accredited UNI- $2.75 per page such as Villanova. ' VERSITY OF ARIZONA program, Send for your up-to-date, 160-page, Continue will offer June 30 to August 9, mail order catalog. Enclose $1.00 This is where the tragedy begins, because a school like Villanova \ anthropology, art, education, folk- to cover postage (delivery time is learning, growing, has vast facilities and large fixed costs and it must fill the incoming lore, geography, history, govern- 1 to 2 days). ment, language and literature. freshmen class or face even more severe financial problems. Con- Tuition and fees, $190; t)oard and RESEARCH ASSISTANCE. INC. advancing at The sequently, standards begin to drop to make the high school seniors pool room with Mexican family $245. 11941 WILSHIRE BLVD., SUITE #2 larger in order to get the needed quota. It is difficult to get private in^ Write to GUADALAJARA SUMMER LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90025 Children's Vol. 50. No. 19 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA. PA. February 19. 1975 413 New Psychology, stitutions to admit that the quality of incoming freshmen is declining, SCHOOL. (213) 477-8474 or 477-5493 University of Arizona, Tucson, but this is exactly what is presently occurring. Our research material it sold for Arizona 85721. Hospital of research assistance only. Remember initial assumption a university is its {• my — as good as Philadelphia students. Decreasing quality of a private institution will begin to Board Returns Budget itself in it S., manifest due time and then becomes even more difficult to The atmosphere at The Chil- compete with the state related institutions. It is imperative for dren's Hospital of Philadel- Friday, February 14 CHARTERS Villanova to stop this cycle or a very good university is going to become summer phia is ar) atmosphere of LESS THAN !MK) p.ni. learning. Clinical and ex- mediocre very quickly. _- To Senate Committee Psychology Club Keg Party ineurope perimental research. Acute How can this cycle be stopped? Basically there are three alter- Care. Special Surgery. This Q590 65 DAY ADVANCE natives — cut costs, increase revenue or minimize the effect of state By EDMUND MclVlAHON is only some of the impor- addition, the Board Devon Stratford Apts. PAYMENT REQUIRED ..1/2 school competition. At this point the most important option is to raise The University's Board of board, tuition, and other fees in In U.S. GOVT. APPROVED tant work that goes on here ECONOMY FARE revenue, but not through tuition increases (except possibly in the Trustees voted last week to defer addition to sweeping cuts in prohibited the committee from Psychology students, faculty TWA PAN AM TRANSAVIA continually. Our doctors, Law 707 707 university allotments for many tampering with athletic and friends are invited. 707 uni-travel charters nurses, and research per- School). Villanova must endeavor to-«btain contributions from alunbni action on the proposed budgetary sonnel are setting; the pace allocations or endowment prin- • CALL TOLL FREE 1 800-325-4867 • and friends; consequently, the most important position on this campus budget at the present time and to areas. in advanced pediatric care. to the Dr. Robert cipal; thus, two Senate resolutions ' is the director of development. This position should be held by the most send the budget back Senate chairman ;/.,.<.r Working with them, you was "very that had called for cuts in the var- can't help but grow profes- competent individual available in the Villanova community. This in- University Senate "for further Langran said he sionally. stitution must find ways to raise large sums of money quickly and this review and recommendation." pleased" with the Board's move, sity athletic budget and a greater
Ars From This Angle\ Moriendi, a substask force ducted by Edward Handy, will Older Letters of and the Whyser Health Care and Human present Baroque choral music Values Task Force, has been dealing with death and dying and Part of this edition covers, in retrospect, the events of responsible for pioneering work in with other life issues. Tone AN 10 Setting A '- ^ UtMrt Nw EdNor MWl to the area of death, dying and }n% m on one year ago which spiurked a student body consciousness bereavement, both in Philadelphia A special chorus will perform a that had seldom been experienced at Villanova. Objections and nationally. From a small highlight of the program, "Dance citing, "what's done is done,'* and even, "who cares" will group at the University of Penn- of Death" by Hugo Distler. 1- fly today but it remains our good intention to'remind the sylvania in 1971, Ars Moriendi has Narrator for this work will be Nor- campus of those days and to pause and evaluate what has grown to a membership of more man Cousins, editor of Saturday spirit. than 1000 people. The group is Review. The twelve who answer become of the hi- • - ^ primarily concerned with the ways death's call will be well-known » Then and now, the prevailing attitude was one in in which various communities deal Philadelphians. The program con- which the concerned people acted for the betterment of with death as a social phenomena, cludes with a massed performance Villanova. Spontaneous interest, catalyzed by flynamic especially with consideration of of Bach's Cantata 118 for two people, stirred a large part of the campus to action. the people who care for those near pianos, organ and enlarged chorus. frustration, whatever word you care to ap- death. Interested audience may come to Dissatisfaction, the to the emotion, was present in sufficient quantity to On Sunday, Feb. 23, Ars stage to join in. ply Moriendi will present a concert at V * bring everyone together at various times and resulted in the Academy of Music in Awards will be presented to Dr. « mass awareness of common problems. Philadelphia in an effort EHsabeth Kubler-Ross and Dr. to raise Sellers Speaks To G.O.P. f* There were all kinds of people involved with the Ad funds for their continuing work. Brown during the program for tv Hoc Committee. Mike Lotito (Villanova, '71, '74^ had the their outstanding contributions to Hartley Library The program includes an in- is now open nt By KEVIN PLUNKETT the health care pragmatist's touch and the diplomat's style. His ability to field,. niglit. Nicholas Sellers, a Republican teresting variety of music and Sellers noted that a case soon to' ingest a lot of noisey suggestions and then offer precise jpromises to be one of the out- candidate for District Judge in come before the Suprme Court Radnor •« «.* .« comments kept the group together when dissention standing events of the season. Dr. Senate Township, spoke on his will eventually decide whether or Claus Bahnson, concert pianist, qualifications for that office at a not all judges must be lawyers. threatened to collapse the association. After several (Continued from page 1) He acclaimed for his performances meeting of College Republicans asserted that the incumbent students were implicated in a January burglary/drug McCarthy. The president con- body on the campus. throughout Europe and. Africa, last Wednesday night. district judge in Radnor, veyed who is fiasco, Lotito spoke out to student leaders at a Thursday the Board's decision made Although the Board guarded its Sellers, will be the featured artist. He is a lawyer and lifetime not a lawyer, is operating at a at its February meeting that the night organizational meeting and the group solidified. Director of Behavioral Sciences at statement to the Senate with the resident of the Philadelphia area, disadvantage. << V * Senate should review and recom- condition that "it is recognized served for Of the 30 or so original members, nearly all stayed ac- the Eastern Pennsylvania four years as an "The law is so technical that a mend changes in the proposed that the Board of Trustees has the assistant *' of Psychiatric Institute. Dr. Bertram district attorney in the judge must be a lawyer," '^H* * tive throughout the Spring, with the notable exception University said budget through its ultimate decision making respon- city of Philadelphia. Brown, Director of the National Sellers said Sellers. "For example, a district (then) RSA representative Don Patulo. He came to the Budget Committee and report sibility with respect to the »^ Institute of Mental Health, in- that he particularly enjoys public judge issues search warrants, and he could not back to the Board no later than Clhetwynd Apts. one night, told the group budget," it was clear that a major service and finds it ternationally known as a leader in "challenging if that warrant is faulty in any March 26. The Senate had rejec- represent his organization's interests and left. breakthrough had occurred. and rewarding — even if it's not the field of mental health was also way, the deficiency will turn up ted the budget at its Feb. 11 Members of the Senate ex- high paying." *v I Seven people, Lotito included, spoke for Ad Hoc and a student at the JuUiard School of later in the trial, and the evidence A meeting "because of specific areas pressed their elation with the , He explained that with university Music and has maintained his out- there is little and usually the case will be interested students in a series of meetings where allocations are inconsistent Board's decision. There were standing excellence as a concert real difference between what used thrown <- k , out of court." administrators. SGA officers Rick Brown, Joe VanBuren, with established university congratulatory pianist. handshakes and to be called a justice of the peace priorities." V. Jim Bucci and Chris Boylan provided the energy and The Board's action hearty slaps on the back. There and what is now known as a Sellers closed his speech by first was seen as an acknowledgement an active campaign. BSL The half of the program was talk that five long years of district judge. limitless endurance to maintain According to noting that this is his first cam- will be performed by these two ar- of the maturity of the Senate and work on the Senate were not member Napoleon Andrews ahd Villanovan editor Joe in Sellers, the most important func- paign, and he equated tists in music for one and two considered of unprecedented the ex- im- vain. And there was general tions of the Tyrrell liberal air office are the holding perience with "coming in brought an especially to the committee. pianos. Following intermission, portance in the during Senate's fight to agreement that, at long last, the of preliminary hearings and the the middle of a movie and trying Their collective spirit, backed by a core of student the ^William Bryd Singers, con- achieve status as a policy-making to Senate had come of age. issuing of search warrants. '- : figure out -who everyone is." leaders and backed again by crowds of more than 1,000 on .-!-, several occasions, will be remembered for the intentions t and the acts which sought to equalize factions of the JENNESSEEW\LUAN • 1 f violated in many instances. Brown vs. Villanova muddles to an inconspicuous resolution in Federal Court these days. No precedent will be set by the law interpreters on behalf of the student group. But worse still, were the in- sensitive applications of social punishment, i.e. expulsions and suspensions and the absence of Christian charity. Many things might have been accomplished and great per- 4'-» < > sonal suffering would have been avoided if those charged I I with the responsibility had acted with more prudence. t * We are a year older now and wiser for having been in- t volved in those days. The title pun has bearing on the I t future. Ad Hoc came from individyals who were asking a I i lot of whys. They never got a straight answer. But the t I questions persist and therein lies the significance of the I t spirit. It will go on forever, manifest itself on behalf of * many causes, in defense of common rights, and stand out as the strength within a unique community. i Perhaps failure was predetermined. The tragic flaw, ') through no fault of the students, was the inability to look beyond the emotions of the day. We cannot disassociate February 19-22 Resevotions 527-9783 ourselves from space and time to seek the continuity of which we are only a fragment. The real revolution is February 26- March 1 evolution. Curtain 8:00 p.m. JGH I VASEY THEATRE VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY CQE^lltl^' ^nc r 1, . ';. .- •. ' . . I t i (, >, # 1 -J 'i '':^:1a' .,'-^>Kjj-' ;.: ; ^SiBy rSMT* Pag« 6 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 19, 1975 ^•^^r February 19, 1975 THE Letters in 1872. Penn has retained the • VILLANOVAN • Pag« 7 earliest buildings of its pfesent (Continued from page campus, namely College 5l"S™** 5) Hall, To the Editor: PREREGISTRATION remain Logan Hall, and the Colljege PM because the Fly-fishing: By BILL school did not I would like to publicly An Art And A Science VAN THUNEN A Offers Library by Frank Furness, remain where it started as the now Congratulate the Villanova Nur- Probably everyone of has at ning water, one must be able to select the the Library for the us some time or another enjoyed the proper fly for the occasion. In Charity School in 1740. That site Graduate sing I>epartment for the senior sport of fishing. We might have climbed aboard a party boat and headed the fly fisher's jargon, this means matching the hatch. on School of Fine Arts. Penn has,' the Southwest corner of 4th nursing presentation on sexuality Lectures INSTRUCTIONS out to where the blues were feeding. Perhaps we dropped a line through For the trueblood who takes it a step further, the fly must be a per- with much government support, and Arch Streets is home to a new which took place in Bartley on the ice of a lake for some pickerel or perch. Maybe we just sat on the sonal creation. Fly tying is the point at which the sport must be dubbed assembled land and closed streets The Philadelphia Museum of Holiday Inn. In 1802 the College, Friday morning, February 14. Five to bank of a wide river sm(5king a cigarette while the worm on the end of an art. Merely tying a fly and throwing it into a trout stream does not create a "campus" in its urban X&S STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS Art is offering a series of spring the Medical School and the Law charming, intelligent and well- the setting. line did the work. guarantee a strike. One must have at least a shallow acquaintance with events, such as the lectures School were moved to 9th and prepared young women Preregistration instructions for A&S students and conducted Regardless of the method, the same end was sought; to the sciences of biology, entomolgy, morphology, taxonomy, Corr Hall at Villanova was catch a big liminology, described below. Chestnut Streets to the "Presiden- built one of the most informative and master schedules will be available in the Dean's offices one. So it is with fly fishing. Reduced to fundamentals, fly fishing is a ichthyology, and ecology before one can reap the true benefits of trout in 1912 and is a copy of a Norman Distinguished Guest Lecturers tial Mansion" built for the U.S. helpful lectures I have ever at- (113 Tolentine and 103 Mendel) on Feb. 17. sport concerned with attracting or deceiving a fish with imitation of fishing. Cistercian Abbey of the 12th an A group of celebrated art critics Chief Executive while Phila- Cen- tended. If these five women 4t typify its natural food. Freshwater fish trout and salmon are the Fly fishing is tury. Its original COMMERCE & FINANCE two species therefore an individual encounter with certain in- and historians have been invited delphia was the national cap- glass is stained the quality of nurses Villanova is that stimulate the main interests of the fly tricate aspects in only two Preregistration fisherman, but more recent- of nature, and the encounter begins long before opening to lecture at the Museum on ital (1790-1800). windows, the other sending into the materials will be distributed to all medical ly the sport has advanced to the realm of salt day of the season. While many people are experiencing delight windows were slighted at the water species. upon aspects of their special fields. The need for more room forced time profession, then the people they C&F students on Feb. 17 & 18 as follows: Essentially, this sport is a matter of seeing falling snow, a few rare individuals sit around their fireplaces of completion and remain so. presenting an imitation to the This series will take place once a the University to relocate on its serve have a bright future. ACCOUNTING MAJORS — Class of 1976 in ACC trout by means of a rod, reel, line, and leader. it dreaming of those crisp, clear dawqs of spring and envision trout present But is not a simple month at 5:30 p.m. in the Van Pelt site in West Philadelphia John J. Mckenzie, O.S. Fr. G. Van Overbeeii, O.S.A. 1350 classes, '• A. Class of 1977 in ACC 1220 classes, and matter. Aside from being able to cast a line and wade through fast run- (Continued on page 10) ). Auditorium. Class of 1978 in ACC 1110 and 1120 classes. Accounting March 6 schedules must be returned to the Accounting instructors Inside the White Cube: The for approval. Gallery Space Brian O'Doherty, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJORS AND Director, Visual Arts Program, t ^ National Endowment for the Arts ECONOMICS MAJORS — (All classes) from their ad- Art Critic of NBC News visers in their offices. The list of these advisers is posted April 3 on the 3rd floor bulletin board opposite Room 310 Art Collecting in I8th Century Bartley Hall. Students must return their schedules to Paris Sir Francis J.B. Watson, their advisers for approval. Director Emeritus, The Wallace Collection, London All C&F student schedules must be approved and Wednesday Talks returned with curriculum sheets not later than Feb. 28. by Museum Curators I* ENGINEERING 2:00 p.m. Van Pelt Auditorium All upperclassmen (classes of 1976 and 1977) report A continuing series of lectures introduce Phila- to their departmental office between Feb. 24 and Feb. 28 seeking to delphians to the Museum's to preregister. All Freshmen (class of 1978) report to their Curators, who will discuss their assigned freshmen advisers' offices between Feb. 24 and work and special features of their Feb. 28 to preregister. collections. NURSING February 19 Boucher and the All classes meet with their advisers between Feb. 17 Francois y*»* '•-'. Tapestries of "Cupid and Psyche" and Feb. 28 to complete their schedules for Kathryn B. Hiesinger, Curator of preregistration. European Decorative Arts after UNIVERSITY COLLEGE STUDENTS 1700 Instructions for completing schedules and the March 19 assignment of advisers for students taking day courses Education in the Art Museum David H. Katzive, Chief, Division will be published later by the Dean of University College. of Education CARD PULLING — All Colleges — West Lounge of «n lists for $481 Dougherty Hall CAR REPAIRS Class of 1976 — April 8„ 9, 10 Fortign or DonMttic Body Work Too! Tech Class of 1977 — April 11, 14, 15, 16 sells it for $3791 Low Pricot • Rno Work Class of 1978 — April 17, 18, 21, 22 Call Jerry HI.9-2347 At only $379, this great-sounding mu- University College Students — April 23. Any Time sic system is a real value winner. The Kenwood 2400 am/fm stereo receiver has a sensitive and selective tuner section, ample control facilities, and INFORMATION FOR GRADUATES 1 . RESEARCH plenty of power. 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Certainly, ability is ' • ^ y F^ruary 1g, 1970 • THE VILLANOVAN February 19, 1975 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pagt 8 • Paga 9 -^-__A The Fight for Rights: Students A Brief Chronology Relived glance A through the front pages of the Villanovan from »•• <> January fl through April, 1974, yields a brief chronology of the rise and fall of the Ad Hoc movement. Below is a listing of the headlines of the front page 1960's articles on the events of last spring, which should provide a frame of ^'I* reference for the reader. By RICK LLOYD January 23: «) Administrators at Villanova Secret Inquest May Link Drugs, Theft tend to view last ytear's student Security recovers Stolen Goods 41)1 I s rights demonstrations, at Tolen- Students protest Administrative Action tine and Sheehan HalU, in a far January 30: different light then the majority of Suspended Students Win Senate Support students who participated in these SGA President Suspended protects. February 6: «» Student Leaders List Grievances One of these administrators is Meeting Held Allen B. Wechsler, the Dean of "The Seven** emerge from a negotiating session. From left to February 13: Men. right, John Rebel with a cause Joe Tyrell at Sheehan Hall, where student protests Kopesky (not one of the negotiators), Jim Bucci, Chris Boylan, 1200 Students Sit-in Joe Tyrell, Rick reached their climax. photo by Barry smith As Dean of he Brown, Joe Van Buren, Napoleon Andrews. Student Meeting Today; 12:30, Fieldhouse Men played a central An Open Letter to Father McCarthy role in the Adminstrations February 20: handling of the protest. He is Joe Van Buren Photo by Barry Smith viewed by many Sit-in Ends A students as the Four Remember Sheehan: prime ftgure N^otiations Wrapped Up in the subsequent (Continued from page 8) disciplinary to me that everyone was represen- Protest Gains Outside Support action which the negotiators was, let's say, Glimpsing University took ted. tlie against student Cosmos A Look At Students' Rights becoming more and more protest leaders. Jim: What about the tactics, March 27i Turning Point unrepresentative. Now I can't would you repeat them? Ad Hoc Leaders Reach Concord speak for any other organization By MOIRA Wechsler believes that tne Terry: Yes, the way I feel now, April 10: ADAMS and COLLEEN QUINN that was in Ad Hoc at that time, «• Student Demonstrations were a the position I'm in and with v^at Tqlentine The 'Sheehan Bust' of but I can speak for Eyes 200 Refuse to Leave Sheehan; Sit-In Ends Candidat^' Day April 6, Administrative conspiracy to the RSA. byproduct of a series of I've learned, I would not hesitate April 17: 1974 holds diverse memories for trap the Going on to the way the Ad Hoc Committee in 4«- » 'troublemakers' is Tony By ANNE WELSH negotiations several major operations. His left the students frustrations which many Villanova demonstrating ... All the details, 52 Face Expulsions; Hearings Tomorrow who were here to wit- McGinley's initial memory. negotiations were going, the way with Board members over 11 felt. also does not the question of blocking the doors arm is still paralyzed, and the ness the event. students He Joe Van Buren, one-time acting Ad Hoc Dominates SGA Elections Some of the "Their opportunity was there. the entire mood was going, the student demands. Four days of sit- shoulder still badly broken. The doubt that many of the students (of Tolentine) would have iiad a April 24: students actively involved in the RSA felt that our view was not Student Body President, former ins They could get rid of everybody — had just ended, and the com- nerves in his eyes have been who took part in the protests were lot to do with it . . . but it would Hearings Continue incident, as well as those sideline Brown, being represented at that time. So Volunteer and Ad Hoc Committee mittee was greatly Foley, Tyrrell ... for strengthened weakened, and he has some observers highly motivated. On the other have been the same thing. I would . has returned to Villanova. who chose to remain their opinions and actions during we decided to withdraw. leader, by this show of student expressed the have presented the demands, support, trouble reading. He regularly ap- promise. longer applied to the hundreds of neutral, remember the hand Wechsler they He has changed much since last event with ^anuftry and February," says Jim: I don't think it^ fair to at- and by outside press coverage of plies Here are some of his remarks: opinion that large numbers of the would have been strong demands. shocks of electricity to his students who were to join in on a a smile; others, with a groan of tack the May — his left arm is paralyzed negotiators for being the event. I arm, hoping to reopen and restore On Student Movements two month series of sit-ins, mar- * McGinley. Reiterating the views students who were at Tolentine would have hoped the dissatisfaction. unrepresentative. I'll have to from a freak accident and he suf- April 6, the day of the demon- the nerve circuits. The doctors' "In the years preceding Spring ches, and demonstrations last of Lynn Zara, he explains that and Sheehan were only along for negotiations would have helped. I fers muscle spasms and flashes of What was planned as an act of agree, with Ed, I t,hink the stration-beer bash in Sheehan guarded prognosis is that, thanks '73, most students at Villanova year. Tolentine was an irreproachable the ride. These students were would not have presented pain — and Villanova also has civil disobedience developed into negotiators represented the view Hall which led to the suspension to a nerve graft operation in passively accepted their luckless merely trying to relive in a demands that could be passed by. Ken- an open-dorm party 'and, con- act whereas Sheehan was an out of the changed in many ways. But Van "For the cycle (of protest) to Ad Hoc committee . . . or expulsion of most of the Ad Hoc tucky, some healing will occur lot of having few rights or and out violation of university vicarious manner the romance and Basically, I agree with what hap- Buren's simple convictions about begin again, as it must until sequently, a nightmare for the Whether physically they had a leaders, was still a long way off. within privileges. The most powerful at- adventure of the student protests pened last year. two years. student cause. that night, policy. This gave the ad-' life, love, and the "cosmic" nature change occurs, students must vote On un- proportionate representation from And so was May 7, the day when Van Buren talked at length to tempts by concerned students to ministrators an opportunity to of the 1960's. Jim: Basically, I disagree with this semester for der the leadership of some Ad Hoc • different organizations really of all things remain. If yqu were Joe Van a slate of can- Buren, heading on his the Villanovan last week about gain rights were directed by non- Committee charge the main committee mem- what happened last year. It's not at Tolentine last year, the in- didates dedicated to continuing members, several hun- Wechsler defended the dis- doesn't come into play, if their motorcycle up the Pennsylvania legitimate or probably no surprise. I think if last spring, Villanova, and life in "underground" dred students refused to leave bers and followers with disobeying the tensity of this man tells you much the struggle for our rights. No ciplinary action which Univer- ideology was consistent with the Turnpike toward Long Island and organizations general. "I would like to say hello like S.C.A.G. The Sheehan Hall after the nine orders from the Dean of Men and demonstrations and succeeding about the unique drama that was change can occur if the SGA is sity officials took after thie rest of the committee. And as for home, was hit by a brake drum again to all my friends in the Administration could always events had not taken place, maybe composed o'clock deadline of open dorms student handbook regulations. organizations feeling ' played out here then. If you were, of people who don't Sheehan, Hall incident Last Aprif. that their which blew off a tractor trailer single out all Villanova community," he told us, leaders, then threaten allowed for Candidates' Day. the people who were at the listening to Joe — to the hope and know or trust each other before On the other hand, sophomore He insisted that in the long run particular conservative or liberal going the opposite way and "and thank them for all the and remove these "trouble- Sheehan Hall demonstration they get into office. M When faced with student op- bias wasn't being represented on the faith — is remembering, and, ironically completed the makers" Lou Costar remembers Sheehan as the University must remain in messages, all the positive energy from campus. position. Assistant Dean of Men in some sense, reliving the an act of insubordination. Tending firm control over all situations. the Ad Hoc committee, well, that decimation of the Ad Hoc Leader- they have sent me." His voice is "The Administration tried this On Ad Hoc Tony Martin notified the Randor was a decision they should have singular moment of excitement , '.' ..i'.'*: to side with Tony Martin, he, ^' ,. '; ship. . ; soft, usually determined, same approach in the Spring of "The SGA spent '74 police department; no action was made from the and earnestness that was last Van fall working states, "Ydu were told to get out When the demonstrating start when they Buren cannot remember sometimes wistful. At times the '74, but this time there was a dif- within the system of taken by them. As a result, fifty- decided whether or not they spring. the governance and you didn't — that's in- students refused to leave Sheehan were brake drum hitting him. He political rhetoric seems old and ference. The leaders this time and legislation — the University two demonstrators who were later they, according to Wechsler, going to endorse the committee. At this time last year. Van awoke later in subordination." the hospital, almost rehearsed: last year's were elected and appointed by the identified faced university Buren, acting Senate. We worked hard and showed a blatant disregard for That was one reason the SGA president, and heavily drugged after losing much Fear of words belong to last year's student body, members of the received disciplinary action. incrimination, ex- Rick Brown, A&S senator, were overwhelming support for University policy, and had to be organization I was the head of last blood from his smashed left passions. S.G.A. pulsion, and feelings But the mysterious who had the active support the "When I look back on the of year leading the colorful group of Self-Determination bill punished. Wechsler felt that many decided to stay out . . . shoulder. Since then, he has been magic of a basically of over 2,000 student helplessness and apathy are Christian body mem- ; Sheehan incident, the first thing the student ^%'t r » of the students were misled into Ed: I think ... the downfall of organizers known as the in three hospitals, undergone products of message is still new, full bers. the Sheehan violation * and of "A handful of radicals" (Continued that comes to mind is a showdown, ^ no on page 9) believing that the University the Ad Hoc committee was that it students versus the ad- and the ensuing actions taken. would take no action against ceased to be representative . . . ministration. But it con- was "Since it was planned a week students if there was another they wanted to get their point necessary, the only thing we (the FOUR REMEMBER; before, everyone knew they'd be frontation. across so intensely that they star- if students ) could do. far We Over . . We went so caught. We figured matric cards ted to fragmentize what was in Tolentine By disagree and the ad- would be taken and we'd probably^ As to why there are no longer basically a fairly representative CATHY BARR Government. I think it was very with that. Going back to Don: I think the question you Do you think that the Ad Hoc ministration couldn't kick us out be put at Villanova appropriate in that student rights the first issue, the drug bust case, on probation, but not ex- student protests group. Now I was a member of the The Villanovan questioned SGA were really asking was not how it committee, and specifically the for that. It was a shame that it . and due process were the spark for the whole semester's pelled! I didn't think they would Wechsler had no firm opinion. He fragmented Ad Hoc committee, Terry O^Keefe President Don Patulo, Vice being was carried out by the SGA or the seven negotiators, were represen- went wrong; the school had -the kick out all those to link it with the general violated. is affairs — I think that people. I didn't tended and now looking back I can see would still be This what the student particular ' on campus. And as it President Jim Guidera, C & F Villanovan or any other party, but tative of the student body? ultimate power," reminisced know I'd be eating my words," nationwide calm on college cam- where we went wrong. government was upset about, the issue was very poorly portrayed by whether or not the issue itself was Ed: The original Ad Hoc com- We put up turned out the demonstrations Senator Terry O'Keefe, and A & S » ' senior Lynn Zara. the remarked Tony McGinley. puses. In his opinion Villanova an informational screen SGA and the Villanovan. I can one that deserved the recognition mittee, which was made up of the around that took place had no effect on Senator Ed* O'Brien, on their the remember walking by Dougherty students have accepted us, and would only accept that in- the drug bust issue that initiated views on the events of last year, and effort of the SGA. I think that, heads of all the major situation, whether this is Hall early in January, and Jim current formation that was beneficial to the whole thing, had no effect on the current state of campus yes the initial drug busts and even organizations, were represen- and on to a sense of satisfaction or Bucci would be out at the due our cause, where other in- the demands that were made. In the initial break-in, the school's tative. I don't know that the com- ') affairs. conjecture. microphone saying futility he did not formation could have altered our fact, "Thirty-six handling of it, was £he concern of position of the negotiators, con- except for the tragedy of Do you think the SGA picked an Wechsler firmly believes that fur- students are suspended in • performance and behavior and a drug the SGA, though I think in time sidering that most of them were people having their academic appropriate i§sue with which to ther student demonstrations will possibly made us bust. You may be the next one to the student government may have from SGA, or from Volunteers, more successful. careers interrupted, and having start their student rights be arbitrarily J. not bring about any change in But that was alien to the suspended." And misrepresented the proportions of were truly representative of the the campus become polarized, moYement last year, and do you the University policy. He feels, ideologies we were starting Villanovan even would the problem. student body. But they were to stimulating ill-will between think they acted correctly in however, that the University will grasp the estimate, without too much representative of the Ad Hoc Com- — really leftist, I don't students and administrators, and dealing with this issue that i.s, not remain stagnant because, as — qualification, the people involved like to use leftist, but the really bad publicity, I think the entire mittee, who at the time of its for- - is a fact the drug busts? in that case to be upwards from 28 he sees it, gradual change Uberal ideologies. case was a tragic mulation was representative of all semester. Ed: Well, they weren't the of nature. to 36; and yet when the decisions .^ Suppose it was this time last Ed: Well, I think the whole the major organizations . . . Con- . things that were the sole cause of year, and none of the events we*ye it Ed O'Brien were finally published in the sidering the time and the conflict thing as turned out was kind of the demonstrations. (The Volun- Inquirer, when the University It should be obvious that Dean been talking about had happened messy, but I think, including It was the best of timet situation, what were you going to 4 teers) had just gone through a ,^.>^«, finally made a statement on the Wechsler has a different out, than . . • with what we know now, what Sheehan Hall, it was necessary. do, go out and take a vote? . . . semester of frustration with the violation of due most students, as to would like process involved. case, I think there were only 12 There were some conservative what last you to have seen dofie? The law suit still isn't settled "Self-Determination" document, These people were brought in to people involved, years demonstrations were all Terry: Considering what 10 of whom people in on the original Ad Hoc I've completely, as I have heard. So in and these issues of the searching about. It also Alan Wechsler and Dr. Duffy, they pleaded guilty — something, group ... seems that if Univer- learned today, if I was there then, a way, last year's still continuing in Sullivan Hall, combined with were given a chance if they which I sity officials and , students were and involved the I were add, the Villanovan never way am now, I at a level that might be mutant. . the that was used by the Don: I think they started off on method lucky to have their parents come, bothered to report. And so I think able to see one other's viewpoint, think I'd have liked to have seen It's just about over, but the the University in disciplining the right foot, but as time went and then determinations were ren- the magnitude of the bust was im- J . with a less jaundiced eye, the everyone was represented, all fac- Federal court still had it lying in students that were caught with the along, I think that the represen- Hail, Hail, The gang's all here. Father McCarthy and the boys remem- dered. There was no actual properly exaggerated, as well as regrettable aftermath to last tions of the University. We've their books, and still nothing has tation on the part of the berhig those good ol* days of liberty, eqwility and fraternity, at drugs and the stolen goods, was hearing, of any tasfs. ^ the question of reprisals pr the year's protests might ]]pve discussed certain groups backing . , . \ ,\\ ^vv ^^Im jQilidera been been done. If I was to do it over definitely the Student first **TolentiDe*s Day** reunion. > • ^iHolo by ^Wry Mmton an issue of Jim: Well, I would sort of framing ... avoided. out, it would have been important ' / . . it was the worst of times '(Continued on page i « t k 1 > (Continued an 9) '.»»» i'i» fift pa^ 20) ^ ,» F«g> 10 m THE VILLANOVAN • February 19, 1975 F»bni«ty 19, 197S • THE VILLANOVAN • Pag* 11 ProphetArgues for Compassion . Theater By FR. RAY JACKSON, Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum is a majority, suffer the pains of brothers and sisters of the small beautiful person. He spoke this Villanova malnutrition, Students hunger, and even planet Earth. I have Present no right to past week at a St. Joseph's College starvation. This is the situation. Is over-consume while symposium on "Hunger others starve. and the there a solution? The responsibility is quite clear. I American Conscience." I had A recent N.Y. Times article must share more equitably in the known of Rabbi Tanenbaum for a suggests that among some experts abundance of the land. number of years having followed there is a growing movement to It is precisely here that the Camino Real at Vasey his political involvement on many resort to the "Triage" solution. second part of the hunger problem moral issues during the 60's, and Triage was a system developed surfaces. What are we, as the On Wednesday, February 19th successor to read his excellent articles in a «) Sancho Panza, who spring of humanity has gone during the trench warfare -^''::. dry." of wealthiest nation on earth, to do? at 8:00 P.M., Vasey variety of magazines on Jewish- Theatre of has abandoned the quest for the- This ancient fountain which has W.W.I. The wounded were sorted Ignore the plight Observer of millions of Christian relations over the Villanova University will begin its ideal. Both wander into past into a tropical dried up divides the plaza of the three groups — those who had fellow human beings? Remain in- decade. Spring Season of plays with Ten- seaport that "bears a confusing, town a good chance of recovery Some of the members of the Board of Trustees into the rich and poor sec- — those different or apathetic as we watch have suggested that nessee Williams' But his thoroughly electrifying the Camino Real, but somehow harmonious, resem- tions. On one side with less chance — finally, those university cut the academic budgetary allotment in is the deluxe the evening news reports on half in order to directed by Miss Irene presence at St. Joe's added a new save the 1 Baird. blance to such widely scattered Siete Mares Hotel that not expected to live. Medical football program ... The Union is planning to have supplies famine in Bangladesh or drought JFK week To journey down the dimension. Not only does he m order to Camino ports as Tangiers, Havana, Vera its wealthy clientele with natural teams treated them in order of in commemorate the dedication of the airplane hangar across the Sahil? We as a nation have a Real is to meet modern represent the best of an educated from man at the Cruz, Casablanca, Shanghai, New spring water while the rest likely recovery possibility. Dougherty Hall . . . <» ^ of the long history of humanitarian crossroads of his intellectual Judaism, but his present con- Orleans" -^ altogether in- city dies of thirst. heart Any morally sensitive person, as The two required texts for Alan Wechsler's course On the poverty beliefs. Many of our national 'How to Con- dition, at a juncture clearly beats in tune with the Old duct a where his fate determinate, but with a distinctly side are a fleabag flophouse, Rabbi Tanenbaum pointed out, Reign of Terror* are "The Prince" and "Mein the programs in the past have been Kampf." hangs in the balance. The Testament prophets as he cries Tony distance Mexican flavor. The only "Ritz Men Only," the would explode upon hearing this Martin's new pocket watch has a picture of Spiro Loan geared to alleviating the sufferings Agnew on the *.l he out in has travelled is now only the precision about this locale is that Shark's concern for the poor. I'd solution. face ... Is it true that the only reason pawnshop, and the gypsy's A good case can be of the poor. What is needed again Walt Koltys wanted his name in W like memory of a^royal road, and the it is a contemporary Inferno fortune-telling to share briefly some of the the Observer was to kick off his senatorial booth. At the end argued that wounded men should is campaign? . a vast moral awareness of our distance he has to is highlights of his talk. yet go the for- echoing Dante's vision: "In the of the plaza a crumbling triumphal be treated in order of their Was "Italian Night" last Thursday only held to appease the responsibility to share our wealth unruly midable way of reality. middle Morally, there is really a two- mob at St. of the journey of our life I Moorish arch leads off into the Mary's? . . . Campos possibility of recovery, but to with the less fortunate. Ministry's Ray Jackson has offered to «• The fold problem in Camino Real is the road of came to myself in a dark wood Terra Incognita, a wasteland of reflecting on the suggest excommunicate anyone who persists in calling that today's poor are in him . a Rabbi Tanenbaum, a modern "Father." . . while the world hunger situation. Spanish knights who where the straight way was lost." snow-capped mountains and The most . . . Father James similar position reflects a morally day prophet, **Liberace** Warn*e is tuning up his act for next has spoken. Are we conquered the land, but it is also The way along the possible purity, the exit that few obvious difficulty is the reality of week's opening at the Camino Real is crippled attitude. We are all listening? Latin Casino ... -«4' the road upon which Christianity a lost one have the courage to take. literally millions of men, women The Union's Frank because man has trans- '**> Dumville will do his stand-up comedian act to came to the West Coast of gressed his honor, respect for and children throughout the world warm up the crowd for Billy the Joel . . . Is it true that Dr. Delano's car's America. The sixteen stations or individual has disintegrated, Before embarking on such a living in sub-human conditions. To odometer is about to hit 100,000 for the fourth . time? . . According to perilous journey, read the "blocks" along this road are the human compassion has vanished, Don Quixote set- statistics is a kind of uninformed sources (initials J.D.) Fr. Byrnes asked (Continued to borrow one of old missionary stations — and the contemporary tles down for a nap and a dream numbing experience — one -third from page 7) Jacquie Feddock's wigs moral ... which, he of "stations of the cross" in man's values of love, power, and success says, "will be a pageant, India suffering from feeding upon flies emerging from Charlie "The Checker** Belli has given their hymphal shucks as the trans- up bare feet for Lent ... progression a masque in which malnutrition; toward destiny. Today have become the grotesque joke of old meanings half the population formation into the dun (adult) stage takes places. the old missionary death. will be remembered and possibly of Bangladesh starving; n.m way has similar It is this type of person who must prepare himself for the en- become a grand avenue that has Don Quixote and Sancho Panza new ones discovered." In his Roxy Music percentages for Pakistan and a counter, lead singer > Brian Ferry and the winter months are the best time for K - preparation. The deteriorated into an search for a replacement for San- number of countries Van Buren Reflects industrial recognize the town as the one they in North Cen- fl5^T^sherman has many projects to complete before the season begins highway of tourist trade. have been warned against, cho, a host of people come wan- Music tral Africa. He must tie (or (Continued from page sudi as the abuse of power "a buy) himself imitations of numerous insect species 8) and He « *»',,.».».. The first of Williams' pilgrims walled town ... in which the (Continued on page 12) To sense the enormity of the must acquire new facts with regards to (allowing each denial of rights. Christianity in- equipment, patterns, and stream dorm to determine to travel the Camino situation, imagine volves Real is the the world as a tactics. He must share his knowledge with his its own rules about social striving for a better com- fellow fisherman. and »r1| A celebrated madman of (Dervantes* tiny village of one hundred people. In the following munity." weeks, I hope to explore some study hours). The Senate passed it of the more subtle novel, Don Quixote, who seeks a Theater Ruth One third and of the village people are aspects of fly fishing "We are fortunate to kt Roxy and fly tying, to present some of my ob- by a wide majority, and over a be gaining well-fed, educated, adequately servations from previous a university education and we have seasons, and to discuss what the serious fly thousand students sent letters to clothed and housed. The fisherman should be doing to the responsibility to use what we get ready for the fly fishing season the Board of Trustees supporting THEME FROM 2001 remaining population, learn to All Invited by far the it. make a better world. to What happened? The Board But COMPOSER—LIVE Be Rock the Irvine what learning will vetoed it, I think it is plainly un- we take with us just for the Board to deny the besides the important academic By LEW 0*NEIL ^ '^ knowledge that a Member majority will of the led to. of Wedding Last Saturday community our evening the Ir- harmony with guitarist Alan degrees?" when it has been so often and so By LIZ GOLDEN vine Auditorium hosted an Shacklock. clearly Will we have learned that Frankie English expressed." the Addams, attired in a The approach of the wedding, Invasion of some sorts, As sometimes happens at these "Villanova is Christian morality expects only gaudy, with the a Catholic univer- bright orange evening dress, between Frankie's brother, Jarvis, progressive rock sounds things after fifty minutes of work sity. If passivity in the face of injustice? was in a of Babe we think about the wedding just the other to his sweetheart Janice, brings Ruth and Roxy Music. the majority of the impatient meaning of Will we have learned to "not rock day. No, she Opening the those two words, then wasn't the bride, she dreams and expectations to a show was Babe crowd were yelling, "Brian Villanova the boat," to simply worry was just Ruth, a should offer an in- about a member of the wedding starry eyed youngster. Frankie five-piece band making Ferry," or quite simply, "Get off." our own selfish dividual a Christian community well-being? party. Who is Frankie Addams? renames herself "Jasmine" their first American tour. Un- To make matters worse Babe with an atmosphere Free She's the fortunately the of social and Choice.« main character in Carson thinking it will produce a stronger group didn't have a Ruth made a futile attempt to get academic freedom . . . "Year after McCullers' chance trying to do we have year, freshmen swell impressive play, "The union between the three. She also please Roxy's everyone to clap. This served to that here? the ranks glitter No. Last spring we saw of student protests here. Member of the Wedding/* The reveals plans of going away with style platform-heeled make the fanatics more impatient how this Why? production, following. system has been corrup- The upperclassmen know directed by Michael the two after the wedding — much as Babe Ruth blew any chances ted. We saw community better, they Montel, and Ruth's style is hot members have learned not to act •I- including members of to the surprise of Beatrice (who, of guitar licks for a polite applause. Their music try to provide for their but to live the over a driving bass, growth and with what they once New Phoenix Repertory Com- course, realizes the futility of the drum rhythm. is the type that takes one suc- •S.J fulfillment . fought of their needs, rp^ .. . what happens when pany opened at the New Locust decision.) Frankie Keyboard man Steve Gurl sets up cessful song to popularize their Deodato, the feels that, this conditioned composer of Theatre, with a wide assortment methods were peaceful, helplessness is Monday, February 10. because her mother is of keyed music. Till then I hope Ruth can but the ad- Theme From 2001," dead and her transferred into and a most Permeated with instruments but he's ministration. Father McCarthy society? a spirit of father doesn't really care for her, never avoid audiences like this one. exciting arrangement of "Rhap- and "Educated" people *. > realism and naturalism, allowed to really cut loose. the Board of Trustees, failed simply allow "The there is no reason for her to remain Seeing Roxy Music for the first sody In to injustice, war, poverty, Blue," brings his clec- Member of the Wedding/* Most of the group's appeal lies respond. What kind of leader- crimes, to told the at such an empty place referred to time can.be a rather startling ex- * ship occur." • ( trifying sounds to the stage of the poignant story largely in the wild, energetic perience for responds to peaceful, rational of a young as "home." someone not "What Vallcj Forge adolescent singing style of lead singer, attempts to attain needed change of the future? If we can- Music Fair, Satur- confronting the bit- The wedding proceeded as Jenny totally prepared. Brian Ferry with in not change Villanova, *t -r r day, February tersweet circumstances Hann. Exhibiting some very tough a threatening, violent, ex- correcting 22 at 8 pm. Join- of just scheduled, taking place in the Ad- his Hollywood movie star looks tremely some of the injustices plain growing up. The story body motions, Hann belted out and authoritarian and in within this ing him will be Mirabai. is set dams' home. Frankie, however, State Trooper outfit is the microcosm, ,^*f:'> in a some rather hard-core flexible way? how can we change the Throughout the year Deodato small southern town (with was forced to remain behind when vocals that least likely Rock n' Roll singer in hatred, racism, war, poverty, typical racial conflicts) during the sounded particularly good when in (Continued "The members and » received critical acclaim for both the couple set off for their on page 13) of the student starvation in the macrocosm of August of 1945. Frankie Addams, hon^moon ventures. movement, despite his recordings and concert per- Much to her immense society we beautifully shall inherit?" portrayed by actress dismay, she feels quite alone once frustration, hurt no one. formances. His LP "Prelude" Those Despite problems Marybeth Hurt, faces the Mime Brings here and in a|(aia Beatrice, all along, has been Fantasies responsible for the beneficial use of was voted the best Jazz LP from the world at large, we still ^ loneliness and pressures of a power. Father McCarthy have offering unlimited condolences to and the tremendous Billboard, and received the cov- young girl seeking only potential to live up to to love and the girl. TEis tenderhearted figure Board, hurt many people, and eted our humanity and . • Grammy for the Best Pop/ to be loved. to Grendel's Lair Christianity. has problems of her own is caused intense psychological — she and We have the freedom Rock Instrumental for "2001" spiritual to act, and A» the story progresses, the alone in the world also, save for a By LIZ GOLDEN suffering. They have and we must choose to exercise this a nomination for "Best New audience can brother. Honey (Ernest Thomas) Some poor soul was caught in a ticular image. Amazing. Mime has remained insensitive to the see Frankie confide com- freedom Artist of 1973." box ... to do less is to deny *• . Tickets arc on in the black who is usually involved in some Thursday night. He got ex- a way of affecting people like that. munity and their responsibility cook,"Beatrice (played to our potential tremely and to misuse the sale at the Valley Forge Music kind of trouble. John Henry, also, panic-stricken, kept By combining classic £d guitar and it . . by . they have acted in a most Marge Eliot) and pursue the precious gift of life." feeling the sides to find some way moog synthesizer for background immwal way! Fair box office located off the companionship of her young is still on the scene, capturing the to "In the final analysis, then, it is audience with a escape and finally gave up in ut- (this created by Robert Ruggieri) Devon exit of Route 202, plus all cousin, John boyish comedy. On Learning Henry (Eamon and Morality not only a matter of changing The end of the play, ter frustration. It was un- the mime takes you into a world of "Ticketron" offices. The McKenzie). Beatrice offers the disclosing "Why are we Wee believable here at Villanova? Villanova so that it lives up to its quite a few surprises, strikes a very — you should have been dreams, fantasies and illusions. Three Record Shop in young girl much in the way of the Many students are here Christian the there to see this because . goals . . change has to melancholy note (enough to bring happening! And Grendel's Lair provided the Plymouth Meeting Mall, confidence and the attention she so their parents wanted them to learn come on a world-wide The O.K.! Now for some explanation perfect level r •> desperately needs. a few tears to the eyes). The atmosphere. An intimate New York Store in Frankie, having "Christian morality" as presented throughout our "civilization." Pottstown, ... All this took place at Gren- cafe, the setting We no friends of her melody is a familiar one — ex- allowed the in the and The own age welcomes pamphlets What is that must learn here if we are to Hobby Hut in Wood- del's Lair Cafe Theatre, 500 South audience to get that begin the company of pressing the disappointment»sand feeling of par- morality ' bury, John Henry. all about?" to stop injustice, changing the New Jersey, as well as all crossroads one St. on Thursday, February 13. The ticipation as the program Together, the three set the stage must encounter "I believe it involves selfish theatre poor soul becoming direction man is taking into ticket agencies in throughout life. caught in the box was a progressed. Colucci, being so close for a moving hardhitting story — McCullers' theme sensitive to the needs of those in a direction of cooperation, Philadelphia. talented mime known as Steven to his onlookers, took mutual For information with the antics of realism continues straight to the them for a *' of John Henry your community, and learning to respect, Colucci. Oh — so that's it! and love. Villanova ' call 644-5000. conclusion. There walk in a storm, took them to the To reserve seats anuising and the warm friend- "The Member of the critically analyze and attempt to University wasn't any real physical — that's a Christian on BankAmericard Wedding** is extremely enjoyable; box and beach on a sweltering hot day and - . « and Master hness of Beatrice touching resolve moral all he wasn't conflicts which exist. place, isn't it?" Charge really caught inside one took them up in space on the ad- call 647,7870. hearta...... hut He just portrayed that par-, •/'J-H-.A;;-. (Continued on page 14) ''[r>- %S- • P9Q9 12 • THE VtLLAMOVAN • February 19. 1975 Music v» Ftbniary 19, 1975 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pag« 13 Main Point Rod Stewart and Faces Murphy, Smithers, and Rock at the Civic Center #»» By JOHN HOPKINS Ramblin Jack Late last Sunday Hit Point night, the hero is the only thing that counts? Flashes of the crowd showed a Philadelphia faithful had good No problem. And the added at- little glitter, pants painted on and Every once in a while at a con- Here Murphy played three reason to believe that Rod Stewart traction is that he's not doing it at painters', lots of cert, you get the feeling that the delightful Schmidts, 4> old Irish numbers which was as great as the legend builders the sequins, band's expense. roses, some suspenders 1 performer is as glad to be there as seemed to have the audience in a would make him out to be. At 7 p.m. a and seam < Philadelphia cop stockings. All of the 4' you are. Michael Murphy's show trance. Michael Murphy is a The star, variations surrounded by four apologized to a ticket taker. feeding off the Stewart at the Main Point, as anyone who talent that once fully recognized *' attraction like him, climbed beyond the Sorry about the rush on the door of outlandish charac- was there last week can tell you, will be an even rarer treat for the separate roles of when you opened, ters. main attraction man. Sometimes was just such a show. clubs. Wherefore I strongly • or member of the band and spaced it gets outta hand." ' But All that stuff was early 1n the In the midst of a major concert suggest seeing him very soon. his best solo efforts with more "Sometimes?" The ticket taker night. A show befdre the show. tour, opening for boogie bands. Tonight and tomorrow the Main recent *> Faces favorites to whip the laughed. "All the time, chief!" Working back from the 11:00 Murphy was delighted to grab the Point presents thp traditional Civic Center into a frenzy. What kind of people dig Rod peak, the climb to ecstasy was headline spot at the club. Needless country guitar of Norman Blake Can a skinny egocentric who Stewart? Well, some are made up, memorable in reverse. to say so were the sellout crowd of and Autoharpist Bryan Bowers. turned his voice to gravel in the some unmade but everybody's out Rod and the Faces called a bri^f people there to see Murphy and Friday and Saturday Maynard Brian Auger days Hnd happiness to make it. Like Milton Bradley, halt after mixing 75 minutes of all his band. Furgeson takes the stage followed in these < . times when being a folk Rod has something for all kinds of music. They stopped, Murphy is another Austin by Steve Rod Stewart and Faces ages. ex- Harley and Cockney plained that begging for encores Texas cowboy rocker whose really Rebel for one night on Sunday. was stupid and beat out the place just coming into his own. His past LEW 0*NEIL with "You Wear It Well" and achievements include. Cosmic • ••• "Maggie May." Before the final Cowboy, (made popular by the think Q great deal pair were a dozen or so selections Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) and the Last Thursday evening the ^ from the early days through the entertaining "Geronemo's Cad- Main Point opened its doors for a present. w U dilac," just to name a few. weekend of fine music with Chris of Aftofontz (Continued on page 15) Murphy works with a four-piece Smithers and Ramblin Jack qualify 4« ' band that adds considerably to his Elliot. Chris Smithers started the usual excellent vocals. Although evening off with a number of blues Vasey the country-rock style is definitely tunes including Statesboro Blues Murphy's calling card, he used and Big Boss Man. this Point appearance to As his (Continued from page 11) perform show progressed he some acoustical guitar numbers. seemed to express more and more dering through the plaza amidst These goft numbers worked nicely feeling in the songs that he played, the shrill cries of the white in the context of the country- and he spiced the refrains quite cockatoo Aurora, the hawking rockers, but I don't think they nicely with a lot of good blues cries of "tacos, fritos, loteria," could ever successfully carry his picking. Smithers played his and the piping sounds of the show. guitar to the highest point of its Streetcleaners who take the dying Performing songs largely from potentialities running his fmgers away in garbage cans. Most of the his new Epic album entitled Blue- up and down the neck in excellent women seem to be prostitutes, Sky Night Thunder, Murphy has a form. His fine voice and excellent especially the aging voluptuary way of romanticising the Indian guitar playing gave the audience from Dumas' La Dame aux and the west in general. With ex- an opportunity to view him from Camelias, Marguerite Gautier, ceptional lyrics and the country- two different angles. and her two friends. Prudence rock format. Murphy avoids Chris seemed to know how to Duvernoy and Olympe. The local sounding corny or insincere. combine these angles in a way that prostitute Rosita calls out for Halfway through his set Mur- made his music quite entertaining. "Love" on the square, while the. phy offered a startling change of Mid -way through the show a gypsy blares out on a loud speaker « pace as he called a friend of his on message was delivered to Chris that "Tonight the moon will stage to play, and tell the history announcing that Ramblin Jack restore the virginity of my of, an authentic Indian flute. Such was stuck on the Jersey Turnpike daughter," Esmerelda. side-lights are important to Mur- and asking him if he would play The Gypsy's gigolo son, Ab- phy. So much so for an encore another forty minutes. He laughed dullah, the manager of the fleabag Murphy appeared alone to play it off, making a few jokes about So here's "Ritz Men Only," A. Ratt, and the the concertina. Elliot and continued to play as if Loan Shark all hustle with women to cheat any unsuspecting CHARTERS customer. 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In spite of this rich accepted. pageantry of local color, Quixote finds Sancho's successor in the anti-heroic Kilroy, a twenty-seven year old former Golden Gloves champion with a heart of gold. Kilroy provides the last gesture of hope on the Camino Real, and the dry fountain 1125 CHESTNUT STi PLYMOUTH begins to flow once MEETING muMALL EXTON SQUARE again. Philadelphia. Pa. Plymouth Meeting. Pa. Exton. phone RECORDS' Pa. This .phone 825-9282 phone: 363-1300 play will run from February 19-22, February 26- ECHELON MALL SPRINGFIELD MALL NESHAMINY MALL Voorhees Twp.. N J. Springfield. March 1, nightly at 8:00 P.M. on Pa. Cornwells Heights. Pa. Phone:(609)772-1717 the Vasey stage. phone: 543-4567 phone: 355-3737 Reservations may i be •V^ It M.I I . >*» made by calling 527-9783. - ,«"',-" i 71 Page ^'^^^3' <"j '^/^^' f^'S^^^^i^ 14 THE VILLANOVAN • February 19. 1975 VJ i F»biruary 19, 197S • THE VILLANOVAN • P«g« if Interview . Film Take a Walk on the Galileo in Film Theatre By ELIZABETH KLINE TIME: 1600's, Millenium of cumstance Galileo's daughter goes recant what he knows to be true. Doubt from her white innocence and The camera lens is still, the PLACE: Rome, Florence purity to the black costume of the stage is stark, we do not know Wild Side STORY: Galileo • nun with Holly where she sells out on her where we are. The characters are But father. Then there are the positioned By RALPH MENZANO Bertolt Brecht's Galileo is as if in a classic pain- 4 ' -V h more than a historical retelling, students of Galileo, who reject ting: three students are seated at "Air Brushed ... I Wanna Be Brushed. Despite her weak vocal and Joseph Losey's adaption of the their teacher in the name of left, Galileo's daughter kneels on Air Brushed. I wanna science be a real qualities, she whs entertaining play into a film is more than a for the sake of science. an elevated platform at right, fran- hot American beauty." especially in the documentary. Galileo tically keening Prayers in Latin. humor depart- is the sen- Uncanny in this cinematic The reviews range from ment with lines like, "I have sitively told story put to an ex- The only background is the vague to one production of Galileo is its strong thing plosive shadow Maynard Ferguson brings equivocal, but . to say to the combination of each person. focus his jazz band to they are always youth of of the best of sense of theatre even to the extent Our the intimacy of the Main provocative: America — kiss in film and theatre. is on the intensity of the moment. Pomt for two special nights — Friday and "Holly Woodlawn me the mouth!" of three choir boys who interrupt Saturday, February 21 & 22 with three shows stands proud and flat-chested out- and "Thousands of men always A\ Symbolism is heavy, but not a each night at 8K)0, lOHH), and 11:45. ^ Galileo the astronomer, in- the flow of the film, and sing of the coming slap in the side the traditions of Transvestism and going, going and next event. face heavy. The ventor of the telescope (?), More essentially the in the theatre" (CBS TV News); ' coming, always too soon — right dressing of the Pope into his proposer of the theory that the sun play recalls the style of Synge, of protective "Holly Woodlawn ... a genuine girls?" Her act is obviously over- the layers, the satin red People, Time, Place is the center of the universe, is Abbey Theatre. Action is com- clown, an irrepressible, whelming in a Marlene robes of the clergy, the earthy infectious Dietrich- played beautifully by Topol (from pressed, words and sounds are mugger." (The New York Times); Mae West kind of way complete rusts in Galileo's clothing, and the Fiddler on the Roof). He is por- exacting, and stage props are with shadows that hover Click "Holly . . sensuality in with Woodlawn . trades on and passionate the Cobham trayed as a man driven by his reduced to the natural essential. consummate ability honesty. background are natural rein- to be trashy" passions, his All action centers around thirst to learn, his Billy Cobham / Total Eclipse / this piece is a compelling eleven (Women's Wear Daily). IVfademoiMille described forcers of meaning, as in a Synge And if Holly sensual delight in everything Galileo's visage. There are no Atlantic SD 18121 he play. minutes, and the rest of side one is these impressive critiques are not Woodlawn as "... a cross bet- romantic spans experiences from food to thought. of the Florentine Billy Cobham's third solo no less astounding. ween Losey has created a new "Lunar- enough to attract your interest, Marilyn Monroe and Jerry His countryside. The camera does type of inevitable alienation from album again illustrates what putians" is funkily bizarre Lewis,'' and theatre, a theatrical cinema. while you would only need to have seen even if this is an over- family, however enable us to see friends, ancl humanity im- remarkable results can be ob- the title cut, "Total Eclipse", Andy si mplificatioh, Presented by the American Film is Warhol's movie "Trash" to it may be the portant expressions (like (Ralph's Note —- never destroys his own reason for the tained from the right people in the Holly Theatre, there elusively hypnotic. know Holly Woodlawn as a talent fairest way of depicting her. In a "Brechtian asides"). will be four per- '>t>;^;>. Woodlawn lives in New York being. The film also brilliantly right place at the right time. The Cobham does over-extend r «*(' on formances of him- to be reckoned with. (Would there word. Holly Woodlawn is Galileo on Feb.- 24 Arista recording artist Gil Scott-Heron 58th Street between 1st and 2nd- M» focuses on the ecclesiastical sen- improvisations are abundant yet self somewhat on side two will appear at the Philadelphia The theatre sense is still and 25. Anthony Wayne by at- ever have been a true underground, outrageous! 212-787-7780) Theatre Cathedral in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for timerit and their refusal to believe tastefully restrained in length. The tempting piano on two pieces, but one night only, Saturday, prevalent and a particularly and Gateway Theatre are just two ^ one wonders, without Andy that Fejiruary 22. they are not in the center of striking depth of the album is considerable. his playing is still Warhol?) theatrical scene is the of the theatres in the vicinity that listenable, all creation. A tragic victim Throughout it, the of cir- moment of waiting: Will diversification however limited. The aptly titled Reporters gathered at Grendel's Moliere Stirs Laughter Galileo will present the film.. and luminosity of Cobham's music "Sea of Tranquility" requires Lair at 500 South Street ih Philly remains very much in evidence, as some patience of the inex- Grenders last Tuesday to interview Holly a result of both the engineering of perienced listener, yet swims sen- who is promoting her act calle4 at Hedgerow (Continued Playhouse Rod Ken Scott and, principally, the from page 11) Stewart suously on the ears. Air Brushed presented first at only tremes the played behind him, had a tough time drawing musicianship of the b&nd, which (C(mtinued from page 12) He withholds TLA Cinema, 334 South Street, on by ELIZABETH KLINE sometimes sloppily. Now they're attention to themselves. his inevitable ventures of an astronaut. :ir remains basically unchanged from he became an old tailor dreaming fitedgerow drum solo until the final February 24th then at Grendel's Playhouse does it The acting is -so over exaggerated, Ron Wood, a rumored coherent and still individualized. Duke knew that he was losing cut, The storm came up suddenly, Cobham's second album. of the riches and glories Lair from again! So if "Last Frontier," February 25th through you haven't made it their voices so highly amplified replacement for ex-Rolling Stones the crowd, despite the presence of Cro.ss winds. which also in- during a brief walk on a carefree Rod has been struggling associated with high society. His March 2nd. It promises to out to Moylan, Penna., get to play cludes his piano work (Yes, Billy, be an there .that even blase remarks and guitarist Mick Taylor, shakes it Eldridge Larry, one of the best The first cut, day. The beach was ac- both parts of "Solarization", unbelievably enactment' of the soldier found in exciting event. quick for his role. He doesn't tho.se Fibes snares Molilre's The Physician tions are funny. up With Stewart throughout the organ players in the business. is a five are tight). The hot — you know how that seem to be dictating He movement piece hot sand any army was a true piece of art — in Spite of now. The ex- solo is uneventful when com- Holly (as in Go-lightly) Himself it's an instant The physician, in spite of performance. He seems to best called to the Ludes, ranging in can burn the bottom of him- tra exposure of each "Throw down texture from Cob- your feet; emphasizing even the feelings a cure for any player during pared to his previously re- Woodlawn (as in cemetery) spoke malady. self, while screaming his non- capture the Faces Boggie image of those 714's and we'll boogie." ham's sun blistering you know what it's the show testifies rhythm like to dive into soldier has during wartime con- The 308 for the drive to corded works, yet this to us in soothing tones and fiinny year old play keeps you sensical medical jargon, or while tight rock and roll featuring leads Then he rapped 'em with his best and John Abercrombie's that cold ocean! And that release all talents. white frontations. phrases laughing. It follows a can hardly detract from an album which made even the skep- simple far- making blatant sexual passes at by each player during an extended shot, "One Night Affair." hot guitar to some very astronaut! He really took his so Mime as an art form is growing tics cical story line about The opening act before a super- pervaded by brilliance on both smile. She looks and talks a physician, the big bossomed nurse, or in his «» song. It was a simple story of too free acoustic piano work by audience off in space. more and the musical more popular. It's really slightly like Barbara Sganerelle, who is not really a star show is inevitably a let-down. much riffing and conceptual levels. Walters but touching ode's to his trusty little Steady drummer Kenny Jones around by the band Milcho Leviev, which solidifies a form of Cobham writes entertainment that is not a mere female physician but a woodcutter. He at- has But throwing in Duke Williams and a lot of and arranges all impersonator wine bottle, is one of Moliere 's beat for the group for a half restless Rod fantasies into a pensive, unresolved After a brief intermission should be the music given more con- a la Jim Bailey. tempts to cure Lucinde who is and the Extremes to replace in on this album, as he has In fact, Holly is best comic creations. Sganerelle dozen years. His solo, only a few the audience. They were dreaminess. The dream bubble (during which > drinks can be sideration when you're in «» / Lynyrd Skynyrd done on his previous search more feminine than most of the dumb, (as in speech) but is not artfully played by minutes into the show, picked up was the lowest mobile, inattentive, drinking solo ad- replenished or food Joe Goldberg, beer bursts as Randy Brecker plays an ordered) the of a good show. And even blow of all. ventures. Assuredly, more im- girls you are likely to meet in really dumb. Of course he suc- clad in the already fast With everybody and going to the this latest snow continued the chartreuse and bright pace of "I'm bathroom. eloquently phrased flugelhorn to a with two intense portant Grendel's Lair looking at everybody work of Billy — Cafe Pie Shoppe even though there are ceeds in remedying her non yellow, has inherited Losing You." else, the Ex- In the end Cobham deserves portrayals entitled from Moliere you can't help biit phased electric piano and the more "An Old Theatre is a place that should be existant more than one listen to dark secrets beneath her sequined sickness to the extent a quick wit, Tetsu Yamauchi, replacing agree with all grasp all Tailor's Dream" and "The the status of a doctor, the promotional subtle rhythm Cobham has become Univer- frequented more often. I suggest that is going on, but an initial dress. "We all want to like Garbo where her father begs Sganarelle and the logic of a Ronnie Lane on bass, made his hype. Rod Stewart has his legend. sal Soldier." The mime proceeded common man — recently noted for. The cut ends you give it a try; It sure is aswitch to make her dumb again. a taste will convince anyone of the and Dietrich," she said in a way On a bare humorous and telling com- local debut as a Face to remem- The Faces have their band. The with an up-tempo with true grace and consistency as from "Voyage" vivid •rt.,. Kelly's! that stage (except for scattered bination. ber. Hedgerow ingenuity that is Cobham's almost made believe. blocks vanishing crowd you had a bundle of traveling to "Solarization - for supports) own. Besides "Trash" and other our concentration is The one difficulty in the It's been the rage lately to smiles. produc- (Continued from page 14) Recapitulation". To say the least. completely directed on bruise the crowd's eiirs RICK IVf ARKERT Warhol films in which she has the color- tion arises when the whole cast with elec- Electronics ftil characters and tric overkill. appears on the stage at once. Each starred, Holly has been a guest on their follies. (Continued on page 15) Notably, Faces • The David Susskind Show and avoided the too-high voltage in character fi-om the dizzy old man was the favor of Geronte, to the buxom maid, to CALCULATORS %' inspiration behind Lou getting the beat out of Reed's hit single, "Walk on the what they've got. the court jesters are so charmingly SPEND THE SUMMER IN NEWPORT Wild Side," which recounted Keyboard wizard Ian MacLagen conceived that we can't focus at- Texas A. Instruments Holly's st^s toward stardom. She made good on that deal. Many of tention on anyone for fear of missing someone elses. was the centerfold for an issue of Stewart's classics are gentle farce. A SUMMER The Physician Inspite of Him- JOB WITH A FUTURE OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICES National Lampoon and, as a melodies fit for piano and organ sidenote, in "Get highlights. self will play Friday and Dancing," Monty Outstanding and mild, Saturday Applications are in the next currently being accepted from Rock Ill's newest single, if you like they used to say. two weekends at 8:30 sophomores, both men p.m. and women, for the Navy's listen real close you will hear the "Gasoline Alley", "Stay With A fine play acted by a fine Two Year NROTC College Program. Selectees line crew may take you there will attend a six — "Holly Woodlawn where Me", "It's All Over Now," "Angel inspite of week Naval Science Institute in Newport, Rhode Island are you?" Baby," the works yourself. dunng July and and everybody August. There, they will pursue a course of study equivalent SR-50 Holly's ultimate in the band ^102®" ambition in life was putting out. to the freshman and sophomore Naval Science courses and drills is to win an With all the On retur- academy award. It's intensity, on stage, ning to Villanova for the Fall 1975 semester, they will anyone's guess as to what category some people nearby were having a be ready to enter ad- vanced NROTC training with the Junior she'd be nominated. Maybe, con- hard time of it. There were more Point Class. The program leads to a com- mission in sidering current trends in music than the usual number of social the U.S. Navy or Marine Corps. fashion, and climbers. They (Continued from page 13) Financial lifestyles, they'll rushed the stage Benefits include recruit pay in Newport ($344.10 per and month) SR-51 create a "glitter" award. "Lana were carried off. Or they lost that Chris Smithers was the per better $100 month subsistence allowance during the junior and senior ^18y® Turner's it on the floor years' biography is my bible," and had to be performer, but Ramblin Jack and midshipman pay ($317.10 per month) on a six week cruise said Holly who wears Ms. Turner's carried out right under Rod's Elliot seemed between the to have a cultural junior and senior gown Rock band Jethro Tull will nose. Anyway, the stage crew years. A limited number of superior With adapter, catrmg case from the movie. The appear in concert February 2Siind26attlie effect that Smithers did not have. students, men or andMFG Prodigal Spectrum. earned their bread. women, will be awarded full Warranty in her act. Holly performs They are both fine performers, but scholarships in addition to the aforementioned nineteen songs in Air benefits. Men Brushed in- Stewart an() Faces are famous the difference between the two who can qualify for Nuclear Propulsion Candidate Scholar- •^p^"^ cluding such family RITTlMHOMtl' :->;r favorites as Tonight for their live appeal but have been definitely lies in the cultural ad- ships are guaranteed full two year scholarships, "Please A Tomorrow contingent on successfully Don't Sweat On My LA5-3375 negligent in establishing a solid vantage that Elliot has. All things completing BRYAN BOWERS the course at the Naval Science Institute. Diamonds," "Panties album collection. considered, it and Fobruary The American was a fine evening of Diamonds," 21-22 BUtlNESI lAACHINIS "Spick And Spanish" MAYNARD FERGUSON tour will be their most important music that could be used as a and "Cooking Breakfast For The effort. testimonial to and HIa Jazz Band the fact that you Man I Love." Point' Not since 1973, on a trip that don't need synthesizers, wawa VISIT THE NROTC OFFICES IN JOHN BARRY 113 S. ISth St. , Mila., Pa. Fabruary 23 HALL 19103 After lending us one of her turned out the "Coast to Coast" pedals, and phase shifters to S74 STEVE HARLEY A COCKNEY REBEL beauty secrets ("Whatever you use, LA^CASTeK album, have the visitors taken on create good music. •••^'>^' Fabruary 27 - ^u€ll 2 LO 8-1078 use a lot of it"). Holly graced us BXYN f^mi the Yankees. Back then Rod was FOR MORE INFORMATION ' MURRAY McLAUQHLAN wiCK a" "b'rlef* ' Vample ' of* Air* th£ main attraction and the band ^..n \ '.'" t 1 » nWv^^^/ 1 111 I I . * • »•«•««« •«!•• MM** W^MMfcWi'^ rrfz P«g» 16 THE • VILLANOVAN • February 19. 1975 11 February 19, 197S • THE VILLANOVAN • • 'v; Pag« 17 '*. JwO'hMle Relay Sets Hoopsters Slide, Lose to LaSalle By RICH KRAFT , Villanova fell one short last By RICH KRAFT but, with Owen Mahorn scoring Wednesday night. So did Penn The Christians always waged six points, Fairfield took the lead Central. noble battles against the lions in at 52-47. By EDWARD R. KOWALSKI Phil Kane with an outstanding This is an even the den. greater The Wildcats, showing a taste But they also always lost. However, the 'Cats refused to It was a busy three days for the time of 1:63.6. Phil handed off achievement considering the of things to come, held Villanova has also Villanova fact nationally- waged surrender. Larry Herron hit a track team this past with a two second lead to Eamonn that they did it by themselves. As ranked La Salle at bay for most of several noble battles this year. jumper from weekend, a 30 feet out, brother but mpst productive Coghlan who really ^shed the Phil Kane put it, "after three and the game before being overtaken West Virginia, Penn, St. Bonaven- Reith hit a driving layup and at (me point a glorious and Jim one, to first quarter to open up an even a half laps had gone by, we were by by Joe Bryant, Billy Taylor and ture, Duquesne and LaSalle are all Berrang hit a 14 -footer. say the least. But the greater margia It was perhaps this ourselves, nobody pushed us." Company, 74-73 in overtime. perfect examples of fiery attempts 'Cats were still down by. one. For Ken Schappert and Eamonii overly fast first quarter that hurt Villanova's mile relay also ran Meanwhile Penn Central in the face of adversity. And now John Olive followed Coghlan it started up an on Friday night Eamonn on the last lap, but he their fastest time of the year, put- displayed excellent foresight by Fairfield joins that group. errant shot, as they ran in converted a fi-ee throw Canada at the more than did his job as he opened ting together a 3:19. This was also having only a one car -train for the Villanova coach Rollie for a three point play and Maple Leaf Games in Toronto. up a quarter Keith lap lead with a 1:53.2 an extremely good time, for as with 12:02 a.m. Paoli local even though Massimino confronted (and con- popped in a 15-footer to give ,\ Sdiap ran in the 1000 against a half. the two mile relay they ran by the faithful Villanova throng founded) his colleague, Fred Villanova a 58-56 lead and a shot good field which included the likes Taking the baton from Eamonn themselves from the gun. They won probably would hjye filled up five Barakat, with a starting of of Mark Winzenried, lineup confidence. However, Owen who was Mark Belger who, running by their section going away and cars. And they wonder why they're ,that included the senior tri- Mahorn replied with a prevailed as he broke the tape in a himself three point , put together a fantastic finished second overall behind the going bankrupt. captains, who were playing in play to put things time of 2:08.7. Schap took second back to their 1:49.2 1^ and, in the process, lap- world record their holders, Seton Hall. The victory gave the Explorers last Fieldhouse game. A previous state. Keith's in a time of 2:09.2. Running in the ping driving some of the teams. On the an- Mark Fallon 4-0 touch of class lead off the team in :^ a Big 5 record and their first from the man who layup, placing the mile was Eamonn Coghlan chor Wildcats up by who leg for V.U. was Ken Schap- 50.1, with has plenty. Glenn Bogue running City Series title since 1969 in the one with 9:40 remaining, marked completed the eleven laps in 4:08 pert. At this point in the race, Ken the second leg in 49.4. Ken Durrett days. On the third Well, before Massimino could the last time that Villanova was for fifth place. was completely by himself, which leg was Greg Eckman who put With visions of 104-66 dancing up. The glory came on blink an eye, his 'Cats were down, ^ Saturday made it even harder to break the together a 50. Running in their heads, the 'Cats another came out 12-6, with only 4:56 expired. "The key time is from nine night though, in Cleveland at the world record. Schap has 35 enough ex- solid anchor leg for V.U. was ready and raring. Freshman sen- Jack minutes and four seconds later, minutes to six minutes , Knights of Columbus meet. The perience to know the pace he is Gameiwski, who ran sation Keith Herron, a 49.5. If they who totalled another noble effort remaining," observed Massimino. best time of the year for Villanova, running and the went for mental ability to run a strong team in 16 points, sunk a basehne the IC4A's, jumper naught as the Wildcats were 81-78 "A big play was Ohve's three point or for that matter the country on push himself even harder and he Manhattan and Aldelphi will have to send the streamers flying. And losers. play and they an eleven lap track in (Fairfield) just came the two mile did just that as he ran a 1:49.5. a third team to worry about. they wouldn't quit. Reggie Robin- back and did the relay was 7:28. Cleveland has not This "When you shoot 50 percent same." gave the team an overall time Dropping son swiped the down from the two ball from Taylor, from the floor you Danny Odums, the former back- • been known as a track for setting of 7:25.5. should win," mile to the mile for this hit a driving layup and added the meet was noted Massimino. "We have a court star of Austin Peay, hit a 25- records, but it was a new track this At first, the team was only Kevin McCarey. Hampered by a foul shot for a three -point play and footer to year, in breakdown, both mental and give the Stags the lead a new arena. credited with an NCAA record, as cold and the fact that it was a slow a 12-12 tie. Larry Herron tallied for good When Schappert and physical, on defense. The game is at 61-60. Coghlan meet officials were unsure of the pace until twice the last 220 where within thirty seconds to one of reaction. Olive, Joe Rogers flew down from Toronto existing The kids know and Keith and world record over an Marty Liquori used his propel speed to the 'Cats to another lead at what to do, Herron tallied the Belger and Kane flew eleven now they have to learn final 14 points up from lap track. After an outkick the field, Kevin 16-14. finished Then things calmed down as how to do it for the Philadelphia, they had instinctively. They Wildcats but it wasn't one idea in agonizing night of checking fifth *^'9ft *\ Pfwto by and in a time of 4:09 with Liquori La Salle took eight of the next John Clary must act and react enough to offset what Rehn mind: to try Mark Belger (top left), Eamonn Larry at the same and and break the world's double checking it was Coghlan (top right), Phil Kane (lower Herron moves in for a layin, Wilt announced just a few yards ahead in 4:05.8. nine points and the lead, which the Chamberlain style. Larry*s 22 time." the Stags had built up. record. that the left), and Ken Schappert (lower right) — the world points paced the Wildcats, Villanova time of 7:26.5 It was a record holding two Explorers wouldn't relinquish who nea riy pulled off the upset of the great night in the mile un- year. The first half was one "When we need a big basket we On Saturday night in Cleveland, established relay team. : of the a new world record in glorious tradition til after halftime. of Villanova tie at 44. Keith, 44 seconds later, best offensive shows don't seem to get it," noted they more than tried, the celebrated its arrival in the top on campus in they trium- two mile relay for an eleven lap track. "It was a highnstrung, emotional regained the lead for Villanova twenty quite a while. Villanova Massimino. "Something always phed. Leading the team off track. with back-to-back losses, shot 50% was game," observed Villanova coach with a 10-foot jumper. while the Stags happens. I guess it suddenly realized that it was on connected on 69% comes with Bowlers Rollie Take First Massimino. "We played It wapn't time." much longer before the short end of the score and of their floor shots. The Wildcats, The Villanova bowling team, very well but they're a good John Olive, on a fine offensive called time out. behind Larry Herron's 15 points, Leading all scorers was Fair- continuing their winning ways, team." move, paced by Jeff Ford, who had his caused Donn Wilbur, the were leading, 41-40, despite Ralph field's Ralph Rehn with 27 points. At first, it didn't moved into a first place tie with best And then that second half, Explorers' hero-of-late, seem to do Larry 0/iVe: day, rolling a 576 series, in- to foul out Rehn's 18 points. Herron, via 10 of 19 from St. Joe's. which began with. La Salle ahead, much good as Glenn Collier com- The Wildcats cluding a 213 game. Other with almost twelve minutes still to Villanoya drew the the floor, tallied 23 while brother clutch mitted a first points whitewashed Community 34-33. It was one of those '*on the foul, sending Keith College bowling was contributed play- after intermission to lead Keith added 20. by Ed Herron to by three of Philadelphia 3-0, to edge of your seats and hang on" the line with 3:48 left. push their Miller with a 541 series, including Three Taylor Jbutkets gave La CoacWt record to 8-4, types with the best to Two charity tosses would have A yet Dream while St. Joe's drop- a 211 game, John come. It Salle the lead again, only to be Tonight the Howley (199 Wildcats take on Larry By PAUL ped began placed the 'Cats up by seven and H«rron has amassed ALPAUGH free throws Hawaii one of their games to Drexel. game), with Larry Herron ex- erased by Chubby Cox' tipin. made significant. Ap- trip and with eight games and Chris Perino. Canisius in the first time of a 422 points to If you ask the average Villanova Villanova's changing the Big 5 title might have been in date this year, parently, his teanmiates remaining has already last game was not Next week's baskets with anyone Larry Herron, with a Wilt Cham- Palestra forgot won one match with Penn, a three-way twinbill. Then the placing him 36th on the basketball fan who John Olive is, decided until the last willing on La Salle: Taylor, then berlain tie. about statistics when they more game than it frame when who is close behind, style layin, added two 'Cats finish their voted did 'all last will definitely Big 5 contests Villanova list of leading you'll probably get replies like the the team put Bryant, then Bryant again. But Keith missed the front end single for the team's most valuable year. together a tremen- be a big factor in more points and Olive contributed for the year against determining and La Salle St. Joe's in season scorers. Brother Keith, following: dous finish which However, it took a silky Keith a foul shot woke up. Bryant hit a player because in case you don't What does John think about the included their ability to remain in to give Villanova a five the second game that top at the with 406 points, isn't far "He's the guy who rebounds recall striking out and making Herron layup, under Bill Taylor's point lead, the the recipient of that award, season past, present, and future? difficult spot. Anyone wishing to add biggest of the night. (Continued on page 19) Palestra. with his some behind. elbows in the other guy's his name spares. outstretched arms to gain another La Salle, which was John Olive. "Last year we played one good support will be welcome Sunday at recently face." The move into This season, Olive was expected half and one bad half in each first place was Wm. Penn lanes. "You mean the guy who gets the to perform consistently game in game. This year, for the most part, ball on offense about five titfies a and game out as he did last season, we have played maybe ten bad game?'* plus contribute on offense. Not minutes out of each game. From Women's Basketball ONLY ONE CHARGE! "The guy who picks up four exactly pleased with now on, his play or we've got to get forty con- Junior fouls by the first time out." Mary Ellen Boylan ded 12 and senior the play of the team early in the sistent minutes each game at both Mori Kane, U. "He's tallied 26 points in the women's Freshman For Single Yislon always around the ball ends from everybody on the JoAnn Downing and floor." 102-33 victory over when it is underneath LaSalle last Anna Michini either back- And whdt about the big man the pulled in 14 and 12 Thursday but the real story was T board." rebounds, Villanova presently lacks but respectively. will the overall play of sophomore For wire frames, "He thinks the object of the arrive for next season? Maria Canuso. game is to box out play defense "You've got to be realistic. One Canuso, photo brown, every who had lost her star- time down." player isn't going to win every ting spot to freshman Debbie "Oh yeah, John Olive, number game by himself or even make that Anyone interested in Straccia, came off the bench to 42, good-looking guy, he's about as much becoming a football photo gray of a difference unless amass manager flashy 23 points, 12 rebounds and as a pound of wet leather." everybody contributes and plays please see any one of the 6 assists. The 23 points represen- *,, Mention John Olive to head consistently," coaches in the football office. ted her career high. photo sun, coach Rollie Opportunity Massimino and chan- As for John Olive's future, it for air travel to Canuso and Boylan, as the 69 ces are you'll hear something like, will probably include several eastern cities is only more unim- point victory plastic and "he's margin might in- our key player, the focal pressive statistics, one of the many advantages. »;»»« "^ more time dicate, • point were not alone in the of our entire program." spent battling for rebounds, and Inquire any afternoon in the Wjldkitten stats. Olive came to Villanova from more most valuable player football office. tinted lenses awards. Freshman Michele Nowlan Basketball Eustace, er, uh, Bishop scored 12 points along with 15 ^* Eustace, where a state cham- Anyone interested in going on rebounds and 9 interceptions also pionship is the typical end to the S^f^ttti the South Carolina basketball to her credit. I>ebbie Straccia ad- basketball season. The teams on trip should ilgn up in the which Olive started during his Campus Information Center junior and senior years won fifty of > LOW, LOW PRICES 1004 Lancaster Ave. or at the basketball club fifty -three » MUFFLERS. TAIL PIPES games. Olive then Olive ^ohn meeting of Feb. 25 at 12:30 in Bryn Mawr, Pa. • 5-631 joined three other Massimino > BRAKES, FRONT END LA season, he admittedly placed BllU. blue-chip recruits > YES, FOREIGN at Villanova. pressure on himself. As a result, CARS OTHER LOCATIONS Last season, * BU^.C. ft Olive started all his play at both ends of the floor MASTERCHARQE Opticians PHILADELPHIA twenty-six games for a team that You GUARANTEED COAST TO COAST 338 8. 15th St. • PE suffered and it was not tintil will soon be able to mi DAS With (215) 5-0338, (215) Kl 6-0338 lost as many games in a week as during the Hawaii trip that he select a "Wildcat of the Year." NORTHEAST PHILA. Olive had been accustomed to began to relax on the floor. Since A list of the nominees will be insigiit 2446 Cottman Av«. • (215) DE 1-3995 losing in one season. Olive * "*ar- then, Olive has become the third published shortly with such 733 Haverford Road , DOYLESTOWN led that team fn only the double-figure scorer and inside t)ersonalties as gridder John 17 N. Main St • (215) 345-7919 significant Bryn IMawr Photo by^ohn' Clary statistical category, threat the team needs. Not Mastronardo ALLENTOWN coin- and the Herron Reggie Robinson moves inside fpr two. total rebounds, unless you con- SHon Reggie has come on of late to cidentally, the team has played hoopsters sure to 724 Hamilton Mall • (215) 434-2002 * be included. I become the Xats ' number four scorer. He has averaged 12.1 over sider Tree' throws atterhpted'&itd ' Phone 527-3812 ppg more* Von'sist'ehny ' siiice IRe i the last •.,.? six games. ^ - '-. m VK-m~.i.\,IK'mK.%,» * WM' ~^ "f^i* vijuv'i^ euoj 5.1, r I'i.' ,.>i',\ . jidi^tjt^jit^ /i. —rrT7^"Tr~i'.;TT » • , P«g» 18 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 19, 1975 Fibruaiy 19, 1975 • THE A. Catfish Keep Winning, VILLANOVAN • Pag« 19 Icecats Trounce Queens %i Now Eleven Straight By TONY Dl FRANCESCO Fellow sophomore Tim while The last time the Villanova another newcomer, Jim Tie Lehigh Carrington comments on Joe, "My swim team lost a meet was Schlapo, dazzled all by taking a on biggest highlight of the day was third in the 50 yard By CHUCK MARGIOTTI were forced to settle Tuesday, February 12, 1974. They free with a for a 2-2 tie. as seeing my roommate Joe take his Mark Laughlin let one rip on 22.0 time, a personal best. "We needed a game like this to Villanova goals were fell to the Fordham Rams in the Dick tallied by yet another power twenty-second victory of the get our confidence play. Laughlin last event, the 400 Kolf added a second in the 200 back. We had Walt Lucca and Rusty Varlotta, yard freestyle season. We lost to scored again on a Steve Vickers' Fordham in the gone three games without a win who relay. 367 days and 13 butterfly, whereas Randy Fred was probably THE PLAYER wins later 400 free relay last type goal with 7:44 of the third year, but with and now we're ready for Lafayette of the evening. or in common terms, last Friday ricks and Pete Collier gath- Varlotta's goal was period. Rochester Joe and the other guys in there we and Lehigh again," Hoffend night, the ered second and third respectively said slick on a power play but the Crusaders Rams rolled into really crunched assisted him on both goals. them this tinje playmaking center Walt Lucca. retorted Villanova on an 11-0 record. in the 200 breast. soon afterwards, forcing Scott Heitman In and set a pool record." The tallied a short- On hand for the game was the 7-3 trouncing of the tie. front of a packed Villanova crowd, meet was high handed goal and Hbffend, after dive Queens' College at Farmingdale, Irv Silverstein" the Cats got revenge with an un- specialist and diving coach put Queens setting New York. up everyone else, finally Don Colombo, who ahead for the first time merciful 82-31 victory, thereby saw his at the 2:06 scored one himself, The first giving the students totally exhaust period showed that the mark but Jay O'Brien replied raising their season log to 11-0. the with 'Cats something to remember Photo by Tom Calabres* four hour bus trip judges. In the first round of (three were on a goal that only he could 'This is our best success com- *! . score. of the the Long Island by. Mike Randazza gives emotional yell in lift. Mike set several Long Island Expressway) as Just use your year," announced Coach Ed Geisz petition frosh Cliff Harwick was school wildest imagination records and will the Icecats BLUE CHIPS: Icecats last > lead the defending were after first, followed by Tim Ryun, the 41 champs to Missouri in early April. outhustled by the and "viola," you have a goal. a fiilly -clothed victory swim, Chubby Cox takes a short Jumper in last year's Big 5 contest with St. home game is thinly -talented Crusaders this Thursday at produced diving team captain, took the reins Joseph's. and The 3-3 tie soon became extinct by his swimmers. "We The Hawiis prevailed then, 59-53. 'Cats have a chance to get Radnor Rink against Lafayette in lost in the next round as he tallied an to them last year and just even Saturday night with game time set for 9:15. a critical game for the MAC impressive 257.10 score and a vic- couldn't stand it. The team Lifters crown, faceoff is 8:30 p.m. with tory. Bob Osmanski was second. Set Marks wanted it back and they blew out a WKVU, 640 carrying the game. "We wanted to win this bad," Michael Randazza, the smallest good Fordham team." dazza) day," said Berkowitz after commented Ryun. "It's a great TIMEOUT man on the Villanova Villanova dominated every Powerlifting the meet. Berkowitz has three per- Anyone, male or female, in- event except team and Cliff and Bob will be team, showed a lot of power Sun- the 200 yard free Well La Salle is the Big 5 champs and Penn will clinch sonal bests and is now Villanova'^ phenomenal through the next terested in becoming varsity where Scott Jessup had to settle day, breaking three Villanova premier second with a simple win over Temple next 165 Ibter. baseball manager, three years." Tuesday. school records. should con- for a third. The major damage^ "The team looks great," ex- On Wednesday of last However, pride and the biggest city rivalry are tact Larry Shane in the Field however, was ignited by week the on the Ron Berkowitz (165) with a 410 junior ^< IM claimed Randazza. "I'm sure we House. Wildcats had a modicum of Une when Villanova and St. Joseph*s lb. squat, Barry Brault (165) with sensation Chalkie White. He was a take to the Palestra can win the Nationals again." trouble defeating 5-3 Penn. Rebak a 285 lb. bench and Joe triple winner having taken firsts court for the 37th time with the Wildcats Boselli holding a 20-16 '0> •# ^ "It was an excellent day," ex- in the 1000 and collected his firsts in the 50 and (132) with a 400 lb. dead lift won 500 free and the edge to date. plained Coach Hugh O'Callighan. Next Tuesday Cathy Rush, 100 free and Chalkie White was awards for best lifts. 200 butterfly, in <^ '* which he is un- . Bill Halsch coach The Big 5 received a badly needed injection last Wed- (181), Jeff Keehn of the national women's first in the 1000 free and the 200 But it was Randazza who stole defeated this season. (180), Barry Bucket (148), Tony champion nesday when Villanova took the nationally Immaculata The modest Irishman butterfly and second in the 500 -ranked La Salle the show of the inter-squad meet though, Ricciardi (198), Mike Gentoso Mighty Macs, will speak at refused total free, but the taste of victory Explorers into overtime before being defeated, 74-73. That which helped determine who will credit. "This is the (242), Boselli and Brault all set the basketball club meeting. emerged via Carrington and best team I ever swam loss gave the Cats a 1-2 record in city represent Villanova when they Photo by Gerry Manlon with. We play while St. personal bests. The meeting will be in BUG Fredricks. The Cats were leading defend their National (Ik)llegiate Goalie Walt Killough will go undefeated, but it hasn't Joseph's is 0-3 in Big 5 competition. The small but warm crowd was comes up with another save In 5-5 tie with MAC- and starts at 12:30. Both teams hold 8-15 i. . All are in- by a 50-38 margin when Tim and title in rival been one person, it was April. Lehigh. everybody. overall records as of February 18. entertained by some of the best vited to attend. by Tom Calabrese Randy touched the wall in the two A veteran of three years, Ran- This team and these 1^ Photo < guys are the i.' a Collegiate lifters ever. Over the By top positions and clinched a 62-51 Two years ago, behind Jim Berrang's late in the CHUCK MARGIOTTI greatest." Joe Rebak prepares to set pool game dazza had already secured a place next few weeks the Powercats will The Icecats had to settle for a 5- win. heroics, Villanova downed «> >»4 At every swim meet record in 50-yard freestyle. the NCAA-bound Hawks, 79-72, on the Varsity team. But a 325 be collecting the d6nations for this 5 tie with Lehigh last Fordham, who had their fate squat, Thursday YiDU\fB Villanova team always makes in double overtime. Last ye^, the Hawks buried predic- 220 lb. bench and 875 lb. year's trip to Carrington contributed heavily N.W. Missouri State night in what was a must win game postponed one hour due to «i If » total set new records in his class. their appearance in a howling, in tions that the Hawk was dead to defend its National Title. It will the meet as he was on the by turning in a 19-11 season, for the Mid-Atlantic title. clapping, towel traveling delays, exited amidst a "It was definitely his (Ran- waving fashion. medley good enough be their third title iri five years. been there. and freestyle relay teams, scene where a to return to the NCAAs. The Hawks made the Tim Andrea opened the scoring One of the loudest jubilant pool side howlers and which both finished by breaking first. He was few of the 200 plus spectators young Wildcats one of their victims by a 59-53 count, around Engineer fiercest towel wavers is the also the premier finisher in defenseman Ennaih-Ennaih the in- were flung into the shaved heads all. Miele psych specialist himself, Joe depths of the and The shaved heads symbolized how LaSalle How you can dividual medley. to tip in fieldhouse Bill Duffy's shot from the Rebak. When in the water, his pool. The spectacular much St.. Joe's wanted the victory. Other top performances (Continued page 1 point. Andrea scored . effort by the team was certainly from 7) again in the potential is unlimited. Against came from senior John Fath, However, the 'Cats have yet to shame themselves in first period with Jeff help aided by the spirited fans and are Pogue get- (hem. Fordham, Rebak swept the 50 and free throw, Taylor dropped a four- One last shot, one final who collected seconds in the City Series play this year. Larry Herron's career-high 31 chance. ting an assist. 100 yard free for the all reminded that the swimmers teen footer. Wise scored eleventh time 500 and 1000 yard freestyle. on a "We got the shot and gee whiz, At 11:20 Mark They've got a long way to will conclude their homestand points kept the Wildcats respectively close to the then- «> Cummings slap- this season and set a pool layup, Bryant blocked a Larry just one go. In a record Freshman Dave Buddin garnered game, just one," lamented ped one past Walt Killough world that Isn't easy. today at 4:00, against Temple. unbeaten Penn Quakers before but, in the former event with a losing 90-80. Larry's 24 Herron shot and added a seven- Massimino. But with someone's help, 21.4 a first in the 200 backstroke and a five minutes later Walt Lucca, clocking. points and 13 rebounds again paced Villanova in foot baseline shot to catapult the How true. Joe Bryant they'll make it. What they need third in the individual medley, the Tem- deflected playing in his first game at center, is a friend. Someone to act ple game, in which the 'Cats played near -perfect Explorers to a 63-61 lead with only jl pass intended for Keith so the rapped as basketball in a rebound off a Scott confidant p • 1:56 remaining. All of the last and guide. Perhaps, and defeated the above shot was in the hands of Heitman shot. Women's Owls, 82-68. Then, just last it week, the happened could be you as a Salesian in a period of less than Larry. It hit the front of the rim "He can 'Cats held La Salle at bay for all of regulation time before take advantage of his Priest or Brother. VV' two minutes and served to prove and bounded away. La Salle PhAKlaUi was speed at center and he's a good Swimming falling in overtime. Larry The Salesians of St. John Herron again led why La is the Wildcats Salle ranked twelfth in Big 5 champions. Villanova, playmaker," said Ck)ach Johnson Bosco were founded in 1859 to The season is picking up for the with 22 points. the nation. although not without effort, 100% Scott Heitman scored servd youth. Unlike * '* a pretty other orders whose apostolate has changed women's swim team after two con- The Hawks, meanwhile, have w It didn't prove anything to was loser again. been defeated by La goal while the 'Cats were one man with varying conditions, the Salesians always have been - Larry Herron, though. With :42 and secutive victories. The female Cat- Salle Everyone netted praise. will (68-60), Penn (79-70) and Temple (81-67), despite ex- short and Walt Lucca got his be, youth oriented. Today we're helping to prepare young- fish defeated Widener, 56-38, last showing on the clock, Swan drove "Reggie did a heckava job on cellent second of the night, sters for the world that awaits them tomorrow. Not performances by senior Ron Righter. Righter the and tenth of an easy Monday and overwhelmed baseline for two. Then, with Taylor," noted Massimino. La task but one which the year, to give Villanova a 5-2 we^elcome. became the first player to be selected as only six seconds left, LaSalle, 60-31. Their record is "Man of the Reggie Salle coach Paul Westhead added, And . how ; do lead. , - we go about it? By following the precepts of now 5-3. Game^' even though his team lost in the La Salle game. Robinson rose to the occasion and "Robinson played well; he got our founder, Don The Icecats may have started to Bosco. To crowd out evil with reason, religion blocked\ shot, Placing first in both meets was But records, as in a , Joe Bryant some clutch baskets." Robinson and kindness with a method of play, almost every Big 5 game, get thrown take Lehigh a bit lightly, which learn and pray. We're the 200 individual medley relay. 1 --f- f thereby postponing any cele- tallied thirteen points and nine trying to build better communities by helping out the window and Palestra noise will reach an all-time turned out to be a tragic mistake. to create better men. Barbara Thomas, Ackerman, brations for at least five minutes. rebounds. As a Salesian, Jane ' you are guaranteed high when the Hawks and Wildcats take the court Nick Rabiecki, Mike Paione, the chance to help Marianne Riley and on Six seconds into overtime Keith "I have respect for Villanova's the young in a wide range of Mamie ' endeavor ... as guidance counsel- Saturday night and John Wood pumped in goals Quigley pooled talents at 9:15. It is assumed that the victor can Herron went inside for two but offensive thrust — the Herrons ors, technical and academic teachers, as th^ and to seal a 5-5 coaches, Bryant's tie. psychologists recorded a 2:10 against La Salle. claim a successful season with a win on Saturday. two free throws can- are really good, Olive is tough in- ... in boys clubs, summer camps ... as mission- celled that lead. Bryant was at the side aries. And you are given the kind of training Three also paced several in- To top things off, the battle for eastern and Cox was drilling outside," you need to The Philadelphia Firebirds supremacy achieve your aims. . dividual races. line after being snuffed by Cox. observed Westhead. ; takes place in the first game, which pits La Salle against The Salesian invite the students - Reggie and Bryant exchanged "Chubby played good," family is a large one (we are theihird largest of Quigley took first in the 50 free Rutgers • and Phil Sellers. baskets to order) but a warm one. A community with an Villanova University (28.4) and second in the 100 free set the stage. Massimino said. Cox tallied eight enthusiastic family ; feeling where not Like many have said and Fans were no longer the only our talents are shared but our short- i^r. with a 1:06. many others will say, on edge points along with five rebounds comings, too. If you feel to see of their seats, now as we do. that service to youth can be ' they were to ' > Riley took a first in the 50 but- "You've got to be there to believe it!" up and three assists in what was his an important mission in your life, we welcome your interest. see it all exciting NAHL Ice Hockey ..i happen. And happen it best performance in terfly with a 33.2. RPK a long time. YOH '.• did. Larry Herron hit the boards, College :^ Ackerman placed first in the Nite : V REPROGRAPHICS : 3:27 — Bryant baseline jumper, grabbing eight '. 100 free (57.4) and the 100 breast rebounds as Thursday, r For February more information 20, 1975 : La Salle, 68-67. about Salesian Priests and '.', Villanova outrebounded the Ex- (1:13). f 'rr Brothers, mall this coupon to: at 7:30 P.M. v . ^ 2:38 — Taylor 18-foot -Full Typing Services- Father Maffei. Another outstanding swimmer ARDiVIORE jumper. plorers, 43-39. Larry also led JoMph 8.O.B. Room B- I La Salle, 70-67. is Pat Maloney, who took firsts in Wildcat scorers once again with -^ Undergraduates OF ST. JOHN BOSCO THE FIREBIRDS the 50 breast, 100 2:13 Rogers driving bank 22 points. individual I Box I shot. La Salle, 70-69. Graduates 639. New Rochelle, NY. 10802 medley and a second in the 100 "I guess that's the way a Big 5 SalBSlans • • VS. -^':\---ym- 2:00 — Bryant offensive foul, game is supposed to be played," I am Interested in the Priesthood Brotherhood „ , backstroke. • Book Reports O Q ARiMY fourth personal. I At present the team is working & Massimino stated. NAVY • Term Papers ""^ 1:41 Age CAPE COD hard to prepare four swimmers for — Robinson 10-foot Yeh, everyone received praise. Str.H.'()iL.illy ' k. Resumes I(n..)t"c1 iit ir tli, #- ^* . baseline jumper, Villanova, 71-70. Everyone except Street Address I all tickets 1/2 price with college I.D. the eastern regionals to be held at Penn Central. I ArdriK.r.' Mmvii' 0{)p<)si!" thr St.ifc Ntof,. 0:53 — Foul Rogers, Wise two • Theses (reg. price 3.50,^ 4.50, 5.50) available at Penn. The team placed twelfth CHy State. Zip. free last year out of forty teams. throws, La ^alle, 72-71. Civic Center Office 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. daily Visit Our f\,uli Store I Pfuma. I 0:36 — Keith 20-foot jumper, The Catfish conclude their 1620 Chestnut Civic Center, 34th & Civic Center Blvd. Tomorrow the team faces a tri- low. L ..ncjstcr Aw P.xili Villanova, 73-72. homestand this afternoon at 8643171 Education. 5% meet with Penn and Ursinus. ~ 4:00 I .«.'.'•: 0:22 — Bryant baseline jumper. p.m. against Temple. I ^:m am.- a<4Vam^»a^ am^ fjf^fjfj&i tviaitf^^ '«•»» Your Currenl Jcb « .:./»! La Salle, 74-73. >-.i >>.;.. 9 . "''^' '• Page 20 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 19, 1975 ''>!«'• The Economics Society will host a lecture by Mr. Michael r lll^tt^TlL11.1^^S.l>t.S.t.^^^T<.i^*it^^^^ Four Shucosky on the topic, "An End to National Economic Policy? », The Is See Page 13 (Continued from page 9) Economic Integration Through Multinational Corporations/* in Hawk Dead the Alumni House on Wednesday evening, February 19, at 7 p.m. again, as Terry said, I would like Mike is a Villanova student who participated in the IN- .L<.^.l.l.<,^S.^.^tt^ Dougherty Hail. . not include him in a represen- More — Career and Graduate Opportunities. Last year you heard "'_',;,. ''U% 12:30 p.m. Slick Flicks: '^,v.'' tation when on this type of thing. about general opportunities and criminal justice. '•' ' '>:'•: :)' 1:30 p.m. Slick Flicks: '-'r^.^,. Representation only go so far. Now Hear — Professor W.W. Vosburgh, Bryn College, on ] can Mawr 2K)0 p.m. Men's Swimming vs. Temple, " . Fieldhouse. If I was to do it over again, . . . if I Career in Social work and Social Administration. Professor ;'- 1 » ' Senate Debates - i Critique 2:30 p.m. Slick Flicks: was a negotiator, say, we would John McKenzie, Villanova Univ^;-xJn Career in Urban Policy 7:00 p.m. Economics Society meeting, Alumni House. For more in- have locked the doors (of Tolen- and Planning. ; > By JOHN WETZEL formation see ad on this page. ; tine) and set up a direct conflict, Note — Year Book pictures will be taken at this meeting. All in- " library The motion was the • . and not through the was result of 7:15 p.m. Basketball vs. Canisius, Palestra. : > \ T. p,,. maybe to the detriment of the terested students are invited. Administrative and student a ' ; letter to the senate 8:00 p.m. Coffee House, St. Rita's. ; negotiators. I mean, that could Time — Thursday, Feb. 20, 4:30 p.m. members of the University Senate also defeated. from Mr. John -8.-00 p.m. Small Talk: "Food Adulteration on Today's Consumer have been the end of our academic Location — North Lounge, Dougherty Hall. last Friday blocked a faculty The teacher and course McConnell, chairman of the " presidential Market, by IVI. Feigenberg, College of Nursing. East careers. If we didn't handle it proposal to delete the section of evaluation, scheduled to be im- search committee of Lounge, Dougherty Hall. ^.":-y^:- ''/.' '"^'.'': plemented this spring, will employ the Board of Trustees. McConnell ^.r-' carefully, it could have opened up the Resolution on Teacher and ..- Reminder the use of computer sheets in an requested members of the Senate P«»+5(, 8:00 p.m Film: "The Seven Dps," Physics Lecture Hall/ .... violence. But I think that would Course Evaluation placing a copy 8:00 p.m Boxing, Fieldhouse. have been the strongest move on This w«ek. Feb. 18 thru 21. th« Red Cross Bloodmobile of the evaluation in the reserve attempt to analyze the ef- to select candidates for Film: :'''', will be set up in ' fectiveness of both faculty and Villanova's top administrative 10:00 p.m. "The Seven Ups," Bartley 209. ., the part of the students, I mean, if the West Lounge of Dougherty Hall. The room of the library. Billy Joel Photo by John Clary post and submit you were going to do it, do it right, times are as follows: Dr. Wilber Baker, chairman of courses at .the University. The them to the Board Wed., the Faculty Assembly, voiced the evaluation is to be repeated next no later than May 15. Thursday, February 20 do it all the way . . . don't try to 19th ~ 10K)0-3:00 ride between the comparative Thurs., 20th ~ 12:00-5^)0 faculty's strong objection to sec- fall and every third semester McConnell indicated that along 8:00 a.m. Sign up sheets available for Fidelity Life, Sherwin- 11 Audience Mobs Stage with the politics and the conflict politics. If FrI., 21 tt — 10:00-3:00 tion 5 of the resolution passed on thereafter. candidate's name, the Williams, Baltimore Air Coil Co., U.S. National Security If In other action at the meeting, Senate should send biographical they didn't close the buildings, I you have signed up to donate blood, please honor the October 18, 1974 by the Senate. Agency in Career Development Center. . r « ; commitment. Registration said that the controversial the Senate passed a motion "that information about the individual, would have brought the to donate Is not necessary, so if Baker 12:00 p.m. -5:00 p.m. Red Cross bloodrhobile. West Lounge, At Billy Joel Concert Executive of the a general statement of negotiators. As soon as they hit a you did not sign up, come anyway and donate a pint of your section is a type of invasion Of the Committee his/her Dougherty Hall. select of an ad qualifications, a statement stalemate point, visitation, the blood and have you and your family covered for a year. privacy because making the Senate members of the 1:00 p.m.-3K)0 p.m. The Catholic Peace Fellowship, Bartley 209. By AND MICHAEL HICKEY JOHN DiSTASO hoc presidential search committee candidate's willingness to assume fourth demand, I would have said Show up, meet your friends, and enjoy some coffee evaluation available to the For more information see ad on this page. and roll was the music of to be composed the position, and written "Sorry gentlemen, we're here to donuts while you are protecting yourself and your family. "Rock and seventies may bring, the 3900 Villanova community also makes — said committee referen- 7:00 p.m. Women's Basketball vs. Princeton, away. If the fifties, rock made it for the six- the Field of nine senators." The ad hoc com- ces. While McConnell did not represent the students, you will there are any problems, feel free to contact either Al people who jammed it available to those outside the /^^^^;^^^ • Hall. ; : 8:00 p.m. Cabaret, West Lounge, Dougherty ; i ties, the music of the seven- already mittee will make suggestions to specify that individuals not agree, will not compromise Dalolslo, Pete Paskevich, or Joel Funarl in the Alpha Phi and House Sunday night are community. He warned that this nominated Singer's Concert, St. Mary's 8:00 p.m. Chapel. is the to fill the for the predidency adequately, we do not feel you are Omega office, 213 Dougherty, 527-2100 ext. 369, 737. ties — not named yet — lucky. For they experienced the could endanger a faculty mem- the Board of Trustees had to be 8:30 p.m. Ice Hockey vs. Lafayette, at Radnor Rink. Augustinians, he operating in good faith. We're descendant of these." talent, the personality, the totality ber's potential for earning a position that will be vacated by did point out the 9:00 p.m. Film: "The Seven Ups, " St. l\/lary's Auditorium. special association walking out and we will continue These are the words of the of the most dynamic, but as yet livelihood. Rev. Edward J. McCarthy, O.S.A. between the 9:00 p.m. Women's Swimming vs. Penn and Ursinus, at Ursinus. Lecture Augustinian these demonstrations to a point "Piano Man," "The Entertainer" most unrecognized performer of The faculty proposal, defeated on June 30. Order and Villanova. where you feel you can agree and who simply calls himself "a our time. by a 16-9 vote, was debated for On Sunday, February 23 at 8:00 P.M., noted Israeli musician." Billy Joel, musician, Although his popular auto- almost one and one -half hours on Friday, compromise". . . I would have February 21 political scientist, Dr. Benjamin Neuberger, of Tel Aviv Univer- walked out of those demon- arranger, vocalist, and poet could biographical and fictitious ballads the Senate floor. A compromise 8:00 a.m. Sign up sheets available for Connecticut Mutual, sity will be In Philadelphia to deliver a lecture on the topic of Dean's Ruling Expected strations and set up another cycle influence, if not dictate, the sound from "Captain Jack" to "The measure calling for copies of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., and Maryland National "The Big Powers and the Arab — Israeli Dispute." This of demonstrations, maybe taken of this decade. If we're lucky, that Ballad of Billy The Kid" are en- faculty profiles to be made Bank, in Career Development Center. program, sponsored by Lapid (ZOA), will be held at Makom everybody out of the buildings, but is. joyed by many, the combination of available to students through the 10K)0 a.m. -3:00 p.m. Red Cross bloodmobile. West Lounge, 2012 Walnut Street, In center City. For a truly fascinating In St, Mary's Beating tried to come back three days However, no matter what the (Continued on page 11) offices of department chairmen Dougherty Hall. evening be sure to come. A discussion session will follow the later, four days later and do it 8:00 p.m. Film: "The Wild Bunch,' Stanford Hall. lecture. Admission free. By JON MACKS and JOHN KENNEDY 10:00 p.m. Film: again. I think once we got there, "The Wild Bunch.' St. Mary's Auditorium. A decision concerning the case Tedesco failed to appear at a everybody got wishy-washy. Levitan Budget Analysis Shows N/A Indoor Track You Meet: Olympic Invitational, Madison Square Gar- of the student suspected of beating hearing before the Dean of Men know, everybody was seeing their * den. If two residents of St. Mary's Hall I concerning his case on Thursday, brief academic careers go fleeting Inflation Teach-In on Feb. 6 will be handed down but his father and an uncle, were by their eyes. I would have done No. 2 In Saturday, February 22 Lag Academic Funds soon by the Office Of the Dean of present. This marked the third the same thing, except a little 9:30 a.m. Chess Inflation and Unemployment Men according to Mr. Anthony time Tedesco had failed to appear Tournament, North Lounge, Dougherty Hall stronger, a little more represen- By ANNE WELSH 1:00 p.m. J.V. Basketball When: March 19th, 1975 Martin, assistant dean of men. at a scheduled hearing. Mr. Mar- vs. La Salle, Fieldhouse. tative ... Expenditures for admin- by ten (from 402 to 392) over this penditure. Operations were 15.3% Frank A. Tedesco, the student *' 8:00 p.m. Basketball vs. St. Where: Villanova tin said that the hearing would Joe's. Palestra. Don: Looking at it with hind- University Campus istration and for athletics have I)eriod. of the total figure, and general ad- 8:00 p.m. La Tuna" musical suspected in the incident, have taken place on Thursday group from the University of Bar- sight, I think if the same thing had Interested in Participating or Structuring been climbing over the last three Faculty salaries and fringe ministration costs were 6.6% allegedly beat two residents regardless of Tedesco's presence. celona, Spain. Tickets $1.00 for amounts students, $2.00 for happened, I would have tried to Call: 828-7120 (Cathy) or 2-7055 (Chuck) .fiscal years, but the benefits make up about two-thirds Student services in 1974 were others, Fieldhouse. because they had continually in- According to Martin, Tedesco's keep the RSA out of it, I would spent for instruction have not kept of "Instruction" expenditures, the 4.3% of the total unrestricted ex- or 828-5333 (Ted) sulted his ethnic background, (see it 8:00 p.m. Film: "The Wild Bunch, " Physics mother had phoned him and said Lecture Hall. rather have not seen the whole , pace, Dr. Michael Levitan claims rest going to clerical support, of- (Continued on page 2) Villanovan, Feb. 12) 10:00 p.m. Film: "The Wild " would be impossible to appear at Bunch, Bartley 209. thing started. I think the demon- in a budget analysis first presen- fice supplies, and the office of the the hearing and that Tedesco was strations had a positive effect, but ted to the local American Vice-President of Academic Thursday, February 20 « sick. Martin also said that Sunday, February it was offset by a larger negative Association Of University Affairs. "General administration" 23 Counselor Tedesco's father implied that his The Catholic 29. Removed In Peace Fellowship Professors (AAUP) on January 7:00 p.m. Film: "Mickey effect. I would rather have seen a includes the offices of the One," Bartley 209. « ' » son was upset emotionally and peaceful rally, not even going into of Villanova Will Sponsor Dr. Levitan, a math professor President and the Executive Vice- 6:00 p.m. Campus Liturgy. Main Chapel. physically. Due to Tedesco's buildings. Based on the fact that who is vice-president of President, personnel, purchasing, 8:00 p.m. Concert: Billy Joel, Fieldhouse. For more information Jack Travers of the Disciplinary Action behavior immediately following the Board of Trustees would Villanova's AAUP chapter, uses etc. contact campus information centej, Dougherty Hall. Fellowship of Reconciliation the incident and the time elapsed remain the ultimate authority, I / ;i the audits of the university from The cost oJF operations (main- By NADINIA DAVIS 9:00 p.m. Film: "Mickey One." Bartley 209. Who Will Speak on since it occurred, Martin said "I think that no matter how much fiscal 1971-72, 1972-73 and 1973- tenance, security, landscaping, A resident advisor was relieved N/A Indoor track: Delaware Invitational. office," said Wechsler, "coun- don't think we can accept that. "The Question of Amnesty" 74, for one part of his report, and a pressure, reasonable pressure, you repairs, fuel, electricity, water and of his duties last week when found to the selors are responsible same Apparently there is a reluctance would have put on them, they A Discussion Period Will Follow breakdown of actual expenditures fire insurance) rose 7.95% over to be violating a University Monday, degree that residents are for on his part to come down to February 24 in each area in those years done by years, while student ser- would have remained steadfast in Bartley 209, 1:00-3:00 P.M. the three regulation, and has since moved University regulations, in both en- -5:00 Villanova at all." 9:00 a.m. p.m. Room Furnishing Sale, West Lounge, their convictions. Edward Murray, assistant to the vices rose 11.25%. "Student ser- off campus. forcement and adherence. As yet, the two students who Dougherty Hall. president. vices" include the Admissions and Dean of Men Alan Wechsler Therefore, they are treated in a were beaten have not filed charges 7:30 p.m. APO meeting. Bartley 105A. GC csz Based on the audits reports of ^JZ 2D Registrar offices, the Chaplains reserved comment on the nature when found in "-=°=CLASSIFIED like manner with the police, but they have two 7:30 Small Talk: p.m. " ADS Perils of Pollution, by P.N. Keliher, Coopers and Lybrand, the amount office, the deans of men and of the offense and on the in- abeyance." years to take legal action. Martin Chemistry Department. , spent for instruction between 1971 women, and the Vice-President of dividual involved. Wechsler em- Wechsler noted that many said that in the event that the 70 QTO JUDGE, 4 sp., For Sale and 1974 has increased at an Student Affairs, as well as the phasized that it is not normally people find the situation students do take legal action, the PS/PB, 40,000 miles, Wanted average rate of 7.54% per year, band, glee club, etc. may ab- Tuesday, February 25 AM/FM receiver/cassette, the policy of his office to discuss Stereo surd or ironic, even amusing, university will co-sign the charges. stereo, air shoclcs, mag Bellman for Valley Forge less than the average total ex- The average instruction in- matters regarding student 9:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. Room Furnishing turntable, 2-spks. Must sell, Sale, West Lounge, while he feels that it is certainly wheels, 400 cu.in. For info, Hilton, part-time ehifts 3-11 penditure increase of 7.64% . At crease of 7.54% per year shown by discipline or the employment of Martin has urged the students Dougherty Hall. » :s<^ -;. best offer. unfortunate. call Lou, Vill. extension 525 and weekends. Contact Neil the same time, expenditures for the audits represents a dollar in- resident advisors with the public to file charges, but says they seem 12:30 p.m. Basketball Club meeting, Bartley 110. LA 5-2224 or 333-5871. Costaldi, 337-1200. general administration have in- crease over three years of or with anyone not directly con- The problem of a counselor's fearful to do so. 12:30 p.m. Hillel • Meeting, basement Sullivan " V .. Hall. creased at an average rate of $1,298,726. The increase in cerned with these affairs. being disciplined in this manner It was also learned that the 6:30 p.m. DKN meeting, Bartley 108. BICYCLE LOST year. 11.60% per operations over the same period The counselor, who is an un- has occurred only once before, ac- other person involved in the Blue & silver Vieta bike, 26", This suggests, Dr. Levitan told was $530,052; the increase in Porsche • ' ..'i-tr