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diversity By SEAN KELLY on Wednesday to correct any Editor-in-Chief other internal injuries. Caggiano remains in intensive care. A Villanova University student According to The Dean of Stu- celebrated suffered a fractured pelvis and dents Rev. John P. Stack, O.S.A., head and other internal injuries all reports are that she will be fine after being struck by a car early but that it will be a long haul By SHEILA CONOLLY Saturday morning while crossing before the sophomore is complete- ly recovered. The doctors have Staff Reporter Lancaster Avenue. Jaime Caggiano, a sophomore been very pleased with her pro- gress, he said. All are The International Students marketing major, was returning indications that she will not suffer any brain Office and Campus Activities to her residence in Sheehan Hall damage. Team co-sponsored the fifth annu- shortly after 1 a.m. on March 25, Caggiano was attempting to al "Multicultural Night" Tues- before being struck by a car driven cross Lancaster Avenue after day, March 28 in the Villanova by a local resident. being dropped off by the Univer- Room of the Connelly Center The operator of the vehicle, 23- sity shuttle service in the smaller which featured exhibits and dis- year-old James Conway of Rose- mont, parking lot across the street from plays from many cultural back- Pa., was arrested and the Jake Nevin Fieldhouse. She grounds throughout the world. charged with driving under the influence of was crossing the street along the The event "allowed an oppor- alcohol. His alcohol reading was .14. diagonal heading towards the tunity for people of different Conway was then transported to Bartley Circle area, according to backgrounds to come together and the Bryft Mawr Hospital, her roommate, sophomore Connie share parts of their ethnicities where blood was drawn. He Martinez. Sophomore Amanda with others," said Dr. Stephen was later released to a friend. Mady was crossing the street with McWilliams, director of the Inter- her but she was not injured. national Students Office. Over The medical operators and According to Stack, who 350 Villanovans experienced craft police officers at the scene request- received his first call around 2 and artwork displays from unique ed that Caggiano be airlifted to the a.m., 40 to 50 students had areas of the world, sampled ethnic University of Pennsylvania Hos- gathered at the hospital with foods and even listened to music pital. A Pennstar helicopter flew concern for the victim. By the time from different cultures from 7- the victim to the hospital, where Stack got to the hospital, six 11:30 p.m. The admission for the she was immediately brought into students were still waitin^^. The entire night was $2. surgery. The first operation was student's parents both arrived International organizations needed to stabilize the victim and Saturday morning. ranging from the French and treaL^ny internal injuries. Doc- Caggiano, a member of the German Clubs to the Figean tors were unsure oFKef status at • - 3^|iphap.C,hi Omega sorority, had Student Association exhibited ttiH TwTnnbecallse oT^fRg'^^^gfe TierMfiljiFthday on March 29. cultural artifacts around the Sneha Patel, Stacy Raygor and Jill Tabachnik celebrate diversity at amount of swelling in her brain. Multicultural Night by dressing in authentic clothing. perimeter of the Villanova Room. Surgery was again performed Over 13 displays from the differ- ent cultural clubs on campus were overwhelming. There was a nice represented. Throughout the mix of people there," he added. course of the evening, the reggae Mical Jeanlys, a junior who Student cars broken Into over break band "Island Guise" performed attended Multicultural Night for By JONATHAN KLICK through the glove compartments the University. Horton admitted and the Gospel Ensemble also the third consecutive year, also Assistant News Editor and took stereo equipment from many of the students were upset provided entertainment. Kofi commented on the mixed crowd. some of the vehicles. The timing that they were not notified imme- Asinor, a Villanova staff member, She said, "I saw people from all Thirteen to fourteen cars owned of these events coincided with diately, but in many cases the was the emcee and host of the different groups on this campus, by University students were brok- similar break-ins at the Radnor students could not be reached due night. Students who attended from the Student Government en into March 7, said Public House complex and in Upper to being out of the area. "What were also able to see a belly dancer Association to Greek organiza- Safety investigator David Mann. Merion. Mann said an arrest has can we do?" he added. from the Arab-Islamic Society and tions to Resident Assistants. It The cars were parked in various been made in the Upper Merion Horton said this sort of thing listen to a Persian violinist. was a great turn out." spots, but Jeffrey Horton, director case, but it has "not been hooked has not happened in the past at "The student groups that par- "Multicultural Night originally of Public Safety, said the cars up" with the University incidents the University. He did say that ticipated in Multicultural Night started as a social outlet for involved were found "predomi- yet. during previous semester breaks were the ones that really made it international students, and now nantly in the East and West Main The problem was discovered at there had been break-ins in dor- happen. Without their commit- it hasgrown into a campus event," Lots." about 7:30 p.m. by a student, said mitory rooms, but that problem ment, it would never exist," said McWilliams said. While the pop- K " Mann cited theft as the motive Horton. Since most of the students has been eliminated through the McWilliams. "The response was (Con tinned on page 2) for the break-ins, saying that the whose cars were involved were use of "better key control" in the perpretrators knocked out win- away for spring break, they were rooms. "Unfortunately, these dows in the cars, proceeded to rifle not notified until they returned to (Continued on page 3) O'Brien, McArdle win

By CLAIRE REHWINKEL ces ran their campaigns unop- senators for this Assistant News Editor posed. The new position are first year student Finan and junior Nicole The results for last Tuesday's Maureen Student Government Association Carastro, respectively. The University's College of r (SGA) elections were announced Engineering had three candidates at 8:15 p.m. the same night in the Connelly Center Cinema. Over and one available position for senator. This seat was filled by 2,000 students cast their votes on Stacy Raygor, a junior chemical scantron ballots throughout the engineering major. day at tables set up in front of Junior incumbent, Sneha Patel, the Connelly Center and in the secured her seat on the Commerce dining halls. This turnout was a and Finance Senate. Patel tied for record high for these University the highest number of votes with elections. sophomore, Sheldon Pollock. The "We are all members of the seat for the Col- same community," said Kathy third senatorial lege of Arts and Sciences was Byrnes, assistant dean of Stu- awarded to first year student dents, before announcing the Dana Mallardi. names of the election's victors. Sophomore Pete Acton secured "We all are for the same thing." the highest number of votes for Counting the votes took longer the position of Arts senator. The than expected because the Univer- two additional seats for the Col- PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN sity's scantron machines were not lege of Arts were won by sopho- SGA Senatorial winners were working properly. As a result, the announced Tuesday. Pictured, left to right, are Fete Acton, Maureen mores, Maura Hennessey and Finan, Maura Hennessey, Silvia Hasselt, SUcy Raygor, Sneha Patel, Dana Mallardi, ballots had to be tallied by hand. Nicole Carastro Silvia Hasselt. and Sheldon Pollock. The Senatorial candidates for \ (Continued on page 2) the Colleges of Nursing and Scien-

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March 31, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 3 Page 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • March 31, 1995 Women's Studies HIS WEEK Senate meets, votes holds ceremony Editorials .....8 on tuition increase Scope 13 By SUSAN TRIGGIANI unparalleled quality of this year's Staff Reporter Features 15 By KELLY CURTIN getting more attention." sutMnissions. Bowen invited an expert aind a Staff Reporter Input on the effectiveness of the The Women's Studies Who knows, University Senate has been a topic depart- student to give the keynote ment awarded the Rachel who cares 15 The University Senate for debate. The problems of the Elizabeth Cady speeches. This year Dr. Stanton Research Award Wednes- Ph.D. psychology, assembled March 24 in the East University Senate lie within the Hare-Mustin, day, March 22, at the Connelly Entertainment... 20 Lounge of Dougherty Hall to boundaries of establishing prior- traced the progress of women Center to Kelly Bi^ssel (B.A. from hunter-gatherer through the Sports .....27 discuss a variety of issues, includ- ities for the future that will appeal Villanova) ing the effectiveness of the Uni- to students, and realizing the December 1994, for her post-modernists' question of the titled, "Treaty of versity Senate at Villanova. Anoth- direction which the Senate needs work the Sexes: ideology of equality between er event of importance and to take. The Works of Virginia Woolf." genders. "Look behind the differ- controversy was the annual report "The members of the Senate The graduate award was given to ences" which are concealing male DITORIALS Arden Elizabeth Thomas (B.A. of the Senate Budget Committee want to continue making it an domination and female subordina- 1994 Eastern) for for the fiscal year 1995-96, deli- important body," said O'Brien, by June her paper tion, Hare-Mustin said. When vered by Alvin Clay, dean of "making it more than just long- titled "Re-Discovering World War analyzing the style of approach, Commerce and Finance. term academic planning, but One Women Poets: An Examina- male to female is considered This week, read a letter from making it instrumental in every- tion of the Literary History of the rational, female to male is consi- a student who refuses to be thing, in day-to-day things and Great War." The awards were dered relational, female to child is lumped in with Greek life here The members of the long-term priorities." presented in a ceremony and mini- Judged rational while child to is relational. This points at Villanova. Get Patterson's Senate want to continue The real struggle in the Senate conference hosted by Dr. Sheryl female Perspective on Bill Clinton and deals with the lack of student Perlmutter Bowen, acting director to the dominance of relationship, PHOTO BY JEREMY LEACH Phil Gramm. And, please don't making it an important knowledge and concern. To make of the Women's Studies Program. power and social position. The The Women's Studies department awarded the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Research Award in the effective, visibil- Rev. Edmund Dobbin, post modernists' view opens the Wednesday, March 22 at the Connelly Center. Seen here is keynote speaker, Rachel Hare Mustin wallow self pity. body. Senate more The J. ity and awareness need to be O.S.A., University president, space for competing viewpoints giving her speech. Michael O'Brien, promoted. The solution to this presented each winner with a and creates possibilities for SGA Arts Senator problem is an increase in student $300 cash award, a certificate of change. participation in the Senate. Stu- achievement and inclusion on the Kelly Biessel, the student key- EATURES dents have been encouraged to Elizabeth Cady Stanton Award note speaker, also wrote the Stack speaks at Town Meeting The >Senate acts as the legisla- play more roles, specifically on the honor roll which lists all of the winning submission for the under- tive body for the University, and Board of Trustees. The Board of winners since the award's incep- graduate award. Biessel was not apartments on West Campus. be ignored," said Stack. As to This week in Features, con- By TRICIA G. RELLOSA its intentions are to set priorities Trustees is occupied by adminis- tion in 1989. The student submit- aware that she won the award said that when they nego- whether the Greek system was gratulate the brothers of Beta Staff Reporter Stack and see policies carried through. trators of the University; no ters and seven faculty members until the end of the conference. the estate on which the against the Catholic mission, their tiated for as they receive long Lately, students, faculty and students or faculty are on the Her speech chronicled the changes read the 33 entries presented. The The Student Government Asso- apartments are located, the Uni- Stack said that while he recog- awaited national charter at Vil- of the administrators have questioned Board. Recently, a motion was faculty readers are all known that point to advancement versity got the approval to build nizes the exclusiveness that goes lanova. Also, read how 5:05's ciation SGA sponsored a V.U. the competence and productive- made to the Rev. Edmund J. activists in the Women's Studies University. "Greater understand- buildings, the four that along with both sororities and have helped commemorate Town Meeting Monday night in eight ness of the University Senate. The Dobbin, O.S.A., University pres- office, and they represent a broad ing has resulted in increased already exist and four more to fraternities, "The University sees History on the Day Hop. The Rev. John P. Women's Month current status of the Senate needs ident, to request PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN longer have to that one faculty cross-section of the disciplines: dialogue. We no However, it is uncer- that they do more good than not, campus. Stack, O.S.A., dean of students, mirror them. to be re-examined if a prosperous member and one student be placed Anthony, philosophy; Cher- fear the F-word [feminism] on the it also recognizes the positive Michael O'Brien and Stacey McArdle celebrate their victory in the Carol was the guest speaker, and several tain when the other four will be and existence is in the future. on one of the Board of Trustees Sherry Bow- Villanova Campus. There are that they SGA elections Tuesday night. yl Asher, economics; of the Student Government Sena- built. "The problem is that we sense of community "A lot of what the University committees. Linda Copel, minor incidents, tiny miles- en, communications; many tors, as well as President Patrick need money, but we have no bring about." Senate was originally intended for In regard to the budget, a the larger nursing; June Lytel-Murphy, Eng- tones, that point to Kennedy and Vice President David infrastructure and endowment is Lenny Valez, a sophomore, said, is being done through the VQI proposed percent of intelligent, 4.9 increase in lish; Gaile Pohlhaus, theology and molding process Greason attended the meeting to low. Also, the University has "I really liked the relaxed atmos- (Villanova Quality Improve- tuition a 4.9 percent and women It it and increase Faye Veverka, theology. Several refined, integral men answer any further questions. other priorities such as renova- phere at the meeting. made ment)," said Student Government in room and board was passed, commented on the working toward real change," she easy to ask questions. I also liked Election results faculty readers After a brief introduction by Liz tions for Mendel, the library and Association Arts Senator Michael but not without opposition. All of and the said. so respon- record-breaking number Polit, head of the Town Meeting, the engineering building." that Father Stack was O'Brien. "Just recently, VQI has thQ student senators voted against (Continued from page 1) aired. And, hopefully, the large committee, Stack facilitated the Furthermore, the guest speaker sive to everyone's concerns." been competing against the Uni- the budget, with the exception of Although the votes were close, student interest in this campaign question-answer session. Stu- was asked about the administra- Any member ot the Villanova versity Senate, and it has been the science senator, Jason Miller. was invited to attend the presidential and vice presiden- will continue. It is good to see Oxford union debate dents expressed their concerns on tion's views on the Greek system community tial seats were awarded to Michael students being so involved in the issues such as the future pf at the University. "They [the the Town Meeting. Approximate- O'Brien and Stacy McArdle, who University life and activities," he Homecoming, alcohol abuse in sororities and fraternities] get ly 20-30 students actually came. Multicultural night claim to offer, "experience and said. team comes to campus under-age students, funding, aca- more support from the adminis-^ At the end of the meeting, Stack commitment to improving Univer- "Mike and I are thrilled to have demics and the Greek system. tration than the administration* invited anyone with further con- (Continued from page 1) cultural Night is one of the few sity life." this opportunity to serve the However, much of the discussion gets credit for giving them. We cerns to make an appointment ularity of the night has increased "I one to travel to the West Coast, in the Student Devel- events at Villanova where anyone would like to offer my con- students," said McArdle. "We will By MELISSA LEE was focused on residence life. recognize the fact that they do with him other stay in the East, and from year to year, it has main- can participate and where there gratulations to all of the candi- fulfill our promises to be an News Editor the to When asked about the housing many good works, however, they opment Office located in Dough- tained will arrive in the United States a social and cultural focus is no criteria for admittance," he dates for all of their dedication and inclusive student government and situation for next year. Stack said do have a track record that cannot erty Hall. on an taster Tour, said Mooney. rather than a political one. said. hard work," said O'Brien. "It was look forward to working for the The fifth annual Oxford Union that there most probably will be NTERTAINMENT Williams it is The process of enlisting inter- Mc added that not a very long and arduous campaign good of the entire student body," Debates are scheduled for next an attempt to put at least one floor very often that students over in ested students consists of a review from "Multicultural Night shows which very important issues to she said. Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Villa- of males in Stanford next year. 40 different countries are able to that the effort to unify and diver- the University were aired. A The newly elected SGA officials Room, and the topic should of applications and interviews. nova The dormitory currently consists Cars damaged over break celebrate their cultures in a non- sity this University is actually campaign in which valuable dis- will take their positions Thurs- provide a timely and entertaining Past debate experience, public This week in Entertainment of 500 first-year women. In addi- judgmental environment. "Multi- starting to work," added Jeanlys. cussions on these issues were day, April 27. debate, said Meghan Mooney, speaking abilities and a "sense of Horton recommended that stu- check out CD reviews of Ned's tion, they are considering inte- (Continued from page 1) assistant director of Student humor" round out the criteria dents sure their cars are Atomic Dustbin, Mary Karlzen, grating the campus by putting make necessary for eligibility. No inter- things tend to happen here from Annie Lennox and Development. The debate is spon- some first-year students in the secured and said cars should be Juliana time to time," he added. sored by the Ideas and Issues views were required for this parked indwell lit areas. He also Hatfield. Read how the movie the — quad and other dorms on main Committee of the Campus Activ- debate since the five applicants accounting major Chris said students should avoid having "Circle of Friends" panned out, campus, while leaving some Senior ities Team the four team members and one returned from a spring expensive stereo equipment in as well as the latest cultural upperclassmen on south. "We see Gullotta "The Media Would Rather alternate — filled the available break trip to find the broken their cars. "Fancy CD players film, "Like Water For Choco- ViLLANOVAN the positive side to integrating the Than Report It" is the positions on the University's of his car covered with be the type of thing people late." Finally, see how the Make News dorms because upperclassmen windows seem to will be debated team. lost said. However, Robyn Hitchcock concert went KATHLEEN L COONEY & SEAN M. KELLY proposition that can serve as role models for white plastic bags. He two like to take," he Villanova The style of the debate differs and who thanked the Academy EDITORS IN CHIEF by four students from freshmen who live with them," sets of speakers and many CD's the likelihood of similar incidents from Oxford from that which is usually expe- thieves. "They students are on at the Oscars. and four visiting said Stack. and tapes to the is lessened when TARA CAMPITIELLO and TODD C. LESKANIC LAUREN C. BURKE and SARAH B. NEVILLE University. The students from rienced in the United States. The [Public Safety] did a great job after campus because of what Horton ASSOCIATE EDITORS MANAGING EDITORS Members of the audience also Oxford are divided into two teams, (Continued on page 4) asked about the adding of more the fact," he s^id, but he questi- called "self patrol." Horton asked SECTION EDITORS oned why nothing was done by students to report incidents of this NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Public Safety to protect students' nature to Public Safety Melissa Lee Reglna OToole Maura Qlbney Joe Patterson cars. immediately. Melissa Salso Karen Goulart Mark Spoonauer PORTS ASSISTANT EDITORS NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Graduate Assistant receives award The baseball and softball Jonathan Klick KImberly Qllllland Cara Beckerteh Marc Angelaccio teams are hot. Check out how Claire Rehwinkel Melissa SodolskI Janet Ruddock of they fared this past week and Press Release Villanova Student Chapter a feature on transfer catcher SHRM. Advisor: June W. Lytel-Murphy Assistant Advisor Madeline T. Baxter Clifford. Read Wolfman's Villanova Graduate Assist- The selection criteria for the John Photography Editor: Sharon Griffin Layout: Sarah Neville ant Ramona Teresa Sharpe award were academic achieve- penetrating insights into the Personals/Clastifled: Megan Kempt Art Editor: Lauren Busskohl the recipient of the 1995 ment, extra-curricular involve- world of sports. Subscriptions: Erin Neville was Robert M. Harting Student ment and leadership in the Senior Reporters: Uz BarszczewskI, Eric Cheung, Elaine Paollnl, Alexander W. Scofleld, Kathryn A. SzumanskI Merit Award. The award was SHRM student chapter. Appli- given by the Philadelphia cants had to submit letters of Staff: Tanya Marie Annas, Heather Anthony, Mike Beckerlch, Reggie Beehner, Eric Begg, Jane Bono, MIchele Caroll Anthony Regional Chapter of the Society recommendation, transcripts, Centola, Barbara Cole, Sheila Conolly, Wayne Cressklll, Kelly Curtin, Unda Delconte, Colleen Donnelly, Amy Drake. Elizabeth Durkin for Human Resource Manage- essays and the completed appli- John Gagliano, Joe Gaillera, Traci Galllgher. Katie GIbbs, Steve GIblln. Kim Glillland, Marybeth Goelier. David Greaves Greg ment (SHRM), and included a cation form in order to Greenfield, Andrew Gribbin, Stephanie Griffiths, Unda Gryzb, Andrew Keech, Shannon Kelly, Larry Lanza, Joe Lopez, Jen Markley plaque and $1,000. compete. Nicole Mayer, Joe McCabe, Mark McCreary, Megan McGrath, Patrick Meller, Maureen Meyer. Roseanne Miller, Christine Muller' Sharpe was presented with Sharpe received both her Jonathan Passman. Jay RaczkowskI, Tricia Reilosa. Justin Schrelber. Robert Schumacher. Megan Sclbona. Christine Servedio' the award by the Philadelphia B.S. in business administration Heather Shankland, Jennifer L Smith, Eileen Snakard, Melissa SodolskI, Barbara Sullivan, Jen Starace. Jennifer Trzaska«»•«, uwwih»'Joseoh Chapter executive board dur- and her B.A. in psychology Tulte. Hillary Ward, Eric Warren. ing a ceremony at the Warwick from the Universiity in 1994, The Vlllanovan is published Fridays, 10 Issues a semester. Circulation: 8,000. Subscriptions are available at 130 oar veer For Hotel in center-city Philadel- and is presently in the Human advertising Information contact the office 1 ' * a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays, (21 5) 61 9-7206. phia. The ceremony took place Organization Science Program The Vlllanovan reserves the right to refuse any ad insertions due to questionable content and space limitations. The Feb. 8, 1995. The Villanova (concentrating in Human deadline to ^olace advertising is 3 p.m. the Tuesday prior to publication. contingent included Dr. David Resource Development). She is The Vlllanovan Is the newspaper of record for Villanova University. Bush, Dr. Robert Stokes (direc- the current president of Villa- PHOTO BY JEREMY LEACH tor of Continuing Education) nova's Student Chapter of The writing, articles, lay-out. pictures fomnat are the responsibility and of the Editor and the Editorial Board and do not neceasarilv were broken into over spring break. Public Safety advises students to represent Twelve to thirteen cars and the executive board of the SHRM. the view of the administration, faculty and students unless speclfk»lly stated. The University subscribes to tf.e principle of take precaution against similar break-ins. ^

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•Take is will end with an open microphone Back the Night" an Featuring: Fresh Pizza American slogan that originated for a free forum, during which in the 1970s as a rally cry tor time students are invited to KIng-SIze Deli Sandwiches women against express their ideas and share any pornography. The Soft-Serve Yogurt 1^ ONE EGG PER CUSTOMER, PER PURCHASE, ^j Made-to-Order first stories they may have. organized rally was spon- (Over 10 Flavors Available) ^ BEGINNING AT lliOO AM WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! /jT sored by Women against Violence Everyone is invited to partici- Salad Bar and was held in San Francisco in pate in the event and to bring November 1978. This event was flashlights. "We especially Shakes Made-to-Order attended by over 5,000 women. encourage fraternities and soror- W«/f our iww tmkTf window tmaturing Since that first rally, many cities ities to participate. The tnah btkod d»»—rt» and pattrtoal entire \^Dellciou8 Fat-Free Items Available^ and campuses have borrowed the male student body is also encour- J slogan and organized their own aged because the subject generally demonstrations. "Take Back the concerns them the most," said Featuring \ Night" rallies have even been held Giangiulio. Featuring in Canada. "The main goal is to make it Dally Luncheon Specials This year the University will be known that education is the best Soup sponsoring its second annual way to prevent violence," she LACICafe & Bottled Waters "Take Back the Night" event. The said. "Last year many people were Sandwiches LAW rally will be held Thursday, April misconstrued as to what we SC IIOOI Juices 6, and will begin in Bartley Circle. meant. There will still be people Salads Grilled Kerns to Order According to Anne Giangiulio, a that coordinate negativity with CAFE PHOTO BY KATIE ZANQER Fresh Fruit co-chair of the Villanova Feminist the word feminist, we in response Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Salad Bar Coalition (VFC), the march will are shying away from anything Students frantically search for open classes while registering during the past two weeks. Bottled Juices Students follow the same course as last too controversial, but will 10:30 AM -2 PM 8 AM • 2 PM adjusted once again to the new registration system. not Spoon Softened Ice Cream year. After leaving Bartley, the lighten our message in doing so," march will proceed through the she added. J quad between Sullivan and Shee- V han and will continue past Dough- "Our message is not that rad- Th£ "\ erty. At Alumni Hall the proces- ical," said Giangiulio. "We are The Welfare reform sion will take a left and then simply stating that men should be sparks follow the path in front of debate the aware of themselves at all times church. The final destination will including how they treat women," Italian By STEPHANIE GRIFFITHS be the basement of Stanford on she added. grams such as Headstart. He Jim Delaney spoke on behalf of Ooumwt SandbiMch ahoppt Reporter south campus. "Unfortunately, last year a Kitchen Featuring Staff promoted programs "which are the Political Awareness League, a In the basement of Stanford at controversial pamphlet read 'men Monday-Friday Monday-Friday not merely handouts, but which new organization on campus. It Fresh Muffins & Bageie - - 6:30 The Center for approximately 7:30, Dr. Paula on this campus should end their 11 AM 2 PM & 4:30 PM PM 11 8 Peace andJustice encourage opportunity so people was founded by concerned Villa- AM- PM Michal-Johnson from the com- violent behavior towards all Meal Plan Equivalency Philly Cheesesteaks Education held a debate on welfare can take care of themselves and novans to provide an accurate wom- Cool(ed-to-Order Meal Plan Equivalency reform Tuesay night munication arts department will en' and many males took it as a Wildcard & Cash Accepted at the Belle don't have to rely on society." non-partisan view of issues. Del- Wildcard and Meal Plan Points Accepted address the students about the personal affront to Aire Terrace in Connelly Center. The Democratic Socialists of aney opened his argument them," she Featuring Vegetable Pizza with a breakdown Representatives from the College America, represented by of communication and said. "In dealing with these type Deli-Made Sandwichee Featuring Tony history of the welfare pro&ram Mondey-Thursday Cold Deli Sandwiches how it is a "'^^'''major ''^'°"reason sexual''''"^' of situations, Democrats, College Republicans, Borges, pointed out the problem "^1 we have recruited Cheeseburger In Paradise itself and how its original^als " n. Pasta & Garlic Bread 8 AM - 8 PM Democratic f °" ^.^'"P^ses. many more males into VFC and Nutritious Salads Socialists of America with the poverty cycle and how to help the needy get out of p P^^lic?hfi^*?.,°""''„Safety will provide a Fresh Salads Friday Beer Battered Chicken Fingers and the local Political Awareness welfare keeps its recipients Rape are turning to them when in doubt poverty get jobs and Lome tax- 8 AM • 2 PM Soft Pretzels League were present to "70 of controversy. In order to get our Chlclcen Parmesan Sandwich Supreme Nachos argue dependent. He cited that ^ying citizens have been forgot- ^^"^°"«^f;t ^'Xh M '"h" Wildcard and Meal Plan Points Soft-Serve Frozen Yogurt their platforms on the issue of percent of welfare .'^°"''" message across, however, we will Fresh Made Pizza recipients get ten Delaney argued that welfare Inn* Frozen Yogurt ^a^ Jh. "^J^^ shy away from controversy Accepted welfare reform. o« welfare in two years, but fall has created a new generation of when Soft-Serve Frozen Yogurt Ur^^fr.^^^rJj^'^^Tu'situations. he in =^ The first to speak was junior back it 1 doubt because we do not wish J V on within five V years." He recipients J since children born into K wlIlLir;^ t^ Katie ^"^^'^P'^^^'v^ Theater of the com- to alienate anyone," she added. Culver, representing the highlighted the misconception poverty tend to rely on federal DOUGHERTY, DONAHUE CASH/WILDCARD PRICES: Democrats. She opened her argu that work alone will not solve the assistance as their parent(s) did. ment with a defense of the poor poverty problem, since most recip- DINING He argued that welfare needs to ^ BREAKFAST $4.50 and their lack of representation in ients are single mothers with & ST. MARY'S be reformed because it discourages Students fight LUNCHEON..... r. government, saying the govern- children. He proposed that min- job seeking, leads to the break- cuts MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY HALL $5.50 7:30-9:00A.y. BRUNCH 10:48A.II.-1:00P.M. BRUNCH 10:4SA.M.-1:0OP.H, ment should allocate adequate imum wage jobs should include BREAKFAST** down of the family and promotes LUNCH 11:00A.M.-1 :30P.M. DINNER 4:30f>.M.-<:(IOP.II. DINNER 4:30P.II.-«:00P.M. BRUNCH $5.50 funding By JENNIFER TRZASKA ever, this new proposal mandates to help the poor. Culver health care benefits and child illegitimacy by encouraging poor DINNER 4:30P.M.-«:30P.M. MENU "6.6 Staff Reporter that student will have to begin * * DoughMty hM an txtondad brtakfatt unUI 10:0QA.M DINNER $8.00 cited that only percent of the care, that better paying jobs need mothers to stay on welfare since federal paying the interest while still budget is allocated to the to be created, that tax codes more money is given to singe, attending school, thus adding an . . THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY poor. The average family of four should help low wage workers and unmarried women than to mar- Proposed legislation involving SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY additional four years of interest 4/2/95 4/3/95 4/4/95 4/5/95 4/6/95 4/7/95 4/8/95 is given only $13,360 of federal federally assisted working women ried in-school student subsidy loans women. Delaney's platform SUNDAY SATURDAY assistance per year, while they since they are penalized for prompted individuals in the Uni- payment to the loan at the rate Assorted Cereals Assorted Cereau AssoRTCo Cereau Assorted Cereau Assorted Cereau presented welfare as a social issue BRUNCH (Every Meal) BRUNCH of approximately $50 a month. (Every Meal) (Every Meal) (Every Meal) (Every Meal) need an estimated $20,700 per each dollar earned. Borges also and outlined public opinion polls versity community to rally in B Scrambled Eoos/ Scrambled Eggs/ The Student Government SCMMMJO E0(M/ ScRAMSLEO Egos/ ScramrudEooW Scrambled Eggs/ year to survive." proposed that protest last Wednesday. Students Asso- Creamed Beef the government taken the Cheese Omelet Cheese Omelet Cheese Omelet . Cheese Omelet by Newsweek May 1994 CheekOmelct Cheese OMELn ciation (SGA), along R ON Toast OR BiBcuir She argued that the problem needs to commit itself to life-long gathered in the Connelly Plaza with students (Cooked to Oroer) issue concerning welfare reform (COOMO TO OnER) Bacon Sausage Pattv Sara Ln Honey Smoked Turkey Sausage Lsw with Katie Culver, Ann Gavaghan, My Oscar Mayer the increasing poverty level training in order to build worker proposals, near the "Awakening" sculpture E DuMONDoNun Padmalingam and EooNova Breaktast Sanowkh Bcuwn Waffles Fresh Texas Frbkh Toast Aunt Jembu Pancakb stems from the number of avail- to protest the Repulican plan. members of the Ba. U/M TunciY fiflififtfflt flexibility and skills. A Sara Lee Muffms able jobs and low Contract With America, Political Awareness League, organ- Rutv Red QRAKrauT-BERRa DunkmDonuts DunkmDonuts DunkmDonuts DUNKMDONUn paying wages. which DuNKMDoNun ized a rally Htma Culver reported that the welfare calls for the restructuring of the to protest this new K Rusv Red QRAKFRua-BERRiES RuRv Red QRAFEFRurr-BERRCS Ruby Red Qrafefrwt-Berrcs Ruby Red Qrapefrutt-Berrcs Thomas' Enqusm Mumi Oreied Ham A Cheim Federal school lunch proposal. "We hope to inform Breads system needs reform and not cuts program and F Thomas' Enqljsh Murm Thomas' Enolmh Muffw Thomas' Enolah Muffm EnoljshMuffm onWhouWeat Tatw Ton Bunew more students as to is Breads Breads Breads Breads as other political groups have a taking away of the in-school what going French Frmb Oxford union debate Butters Butters BUHBRS Butters interest on," said SGA President Patrick A proposed. She pointed out that 86 exemption on Federal OeuBan Baked SPAONini Kennedy. "They (the PMUoansA Cream Cheese Baqels/ BftBFll/ percent of the country supports student loans for funding government) S PHijkDSLmiA Cream Cheese Phradelfhu Cream Cheese PHuiDfLFHu Cream Cheese PwLADELPMA Cream Cheeu (Continued from page 3) certain doors to voice their opin- DeuBar welfare and to purposes. think that people our age are not ComiCAKi wants spend money Amortco Sara Lb Hurms Assorted Sara Lb Muffms audience has an active role, and ions. A reception will follow in the T AssoRTD Sara Lb Mum* Assorted Sara Lb MuFFM Assorted Sara Lb MuPFMS Veogm Burgers on reform despite tax hikes. She aware of what is going on. We members are strongly encouraged Rutv Rid GiMfvmrT-BEmn Hahburgcts A Frankfurtbh President's Lounge. "We encour- This exemption currently stip- want to show them that's not closed her argument stating that the Chbsm Sauce to interrupt speakers to add or age everyone and anyone to ulates that students Sour Du Jour Sour Ou Jour Sour Du Jour Soup Du Jour ' SoupDuJour "the welfare issue is a receiving case," Kennedy said. human "College is L TNOHM' Enouw MumN Assorted Breads A Roiu clarify information. This must be attend," said VkAL CVUET W/TOMATO SaUCE Taooi Cheese Ravhu Qruid Chicken on a Multi Oram Roll Sloppy Joe ON A Hahmui|^ Bun Mooney. "It's fun to financial aid while in collie do getting to be concern." a white collar offer- SHRtOOED MOOAREUA Tomato Sauce MOBARELU StKKS done by addressing the speaker by come out and see what it's all not have to pay interest on their ing, U B«mEm PnooQcs w/LiTB Sour Criah Fettuccn Alfredo • The Republican platform was and we are very concerned Mexican QucHi Tofu Std Fry Veqetasles either "madam" or "sir," and about." loans until after graduation. How- about CmckenSalao Turkey Salad Chcken of THE Sea tuna salad Assorted PuDoiMM, presented by senior Brian CoUie. it," he added CmCON OP TW SiA 1VNA SAUO Cmcxen of the Sea Tuna Salad JelloACookcs then ordering a point of informa- N DeuBar DeuBar D^jBar pMLMttMM Cmam Chow D&jBar DeuBar His proposal on welfare reform PRiro Lay tion. However, the speaker has the VMoaBuRQBis VEBoa Buroerb VeoomBuroers Muncmes C VeoocBuroers VIomBurqers was targeted at cutting current Hammjrqbm A Frankfurters Hamsuroers A Frankfurters Hamburgers A Frankfurters Jack A Ju ks Creah Noveltcs right not to recognize the member. AaMMTED Smm Lu Hums A FRANKnWTlRS Hammurosrs A Frankfurters welfare programs that have not HAMWROERS Cheese Sauce Chebe Sauce Cheek Sauce The audience member should H Cheese Saum Cheese Sauce Senators Steak/Cmcken Steak Sanowkh to iliscuss Stiak/Cmckin Stiak Sahoimch Stbak/Chkken Steak Sano«mch proven successful and implement- issues Stiak/Cmcken Steak Sanomch never speak before being acknowl- SUNDAY DINNER STfAK/CHKKEN Steak Sanowcm SATURDAY DINNER Assorted Breads A Rolls Assorted Breads A Roiu Assorted Breads A Roiu ing better programs focused on E AssoRTD Breads A Rous Asmrted Breads A Rolls edged, said Mooney. Such out- SoupDuJour Sow Du Jour Salad Bar A Dresssibs Salad Bar A Dressmos Salad Bar A Dressmos getting welfare recipients off Saiad Bar A Dressmm Salad Bar A Onesssmis bursts provide for an entertaining views on the Assorted Puoomos, Jello A Cookcs Assorted Puoomos, Assorted Pudomos, Jeuo A Cooran Assorted PuoDi|Kis, Jello A Cooun assistance and into paying jobs. By TERESA environmental Environmental laws are O W/QMW AssortdPuoomos, Jbuo a Coomes Jeuo A Coomes BbpFajtyas and lively debate, she added. FABIA being ROMT TUMOY issues. Frito Lay MuNcnn FRtro Lay MuNCHCS Fritd Lay Muncmb Frtto Lay Muhchks He agreed with the Democrats Staff Reporter considered for reauthorization. OlUffM Fnito Lay Muncmss N ' ouche lorrame Ice Criah NovaTin Jack Ju. Ice Cream Noveltcs Jack A Ju Ice Cream Noveltss Weldon and Fox are both swing Jack A Ju. Ice Cream NovB.Tn Jack A Ju. A Jack A Ju. let Cream Noveltcs that getting welfare recipients to For example, "[Contract With CHHKToinauM candidates on environmental search for work is extremely hard Senators Curt Weldon and John America] doesn't want to reauth- Pmroogms SffciALnBM The University's students have issues. They share views concern- Shot A Sour PoAr CheemZttiBake FROAY NfTE PazA Sour Creah since federal assistance provides Fox will be guest speakers to orize the Endangered Species SMLOMOrBEir ing for D Qnaw Cheem a Vegetabu Toppmgs more been advised of this format, but the takings bills (H.R. 9 Act," Eye Roast of Beep Batter D»PSD F«H money per year than the discuss their positions on envir- explained Gasda. "Without WMmoPOTATOE* Red Blm Potatoes it is part of the "responsibility of and H.R. 925) in which taxpayers BROCCOuRnzCASSoou ^^Kfll Cmckin VUSTABIE LftSAOHA average minimum wage job. onmental policies on April 1 at the reauthorization, they can't rein- WjKlMvr QRSHD fTEM Du JoM >TEM Jour . AVAMOM Orueo Du being a debater" to research must pay big businesses to stop I Qrujb iTiH Du Jour Item Peas Collie argued that the problem President's Lounge in Connelly force it." They believe that envir- Country Hah Specialty Bar Qrubd Du Jour pertinent information, polluting. It SpicmltyBar is Mooney ^^..^^. may cost billions to onmental BmyCmwoti BmcmltvBar FrbdFijounom with the welfare program that Center. The...^ conferencewiiiticiiv,c isla l)eing laws are hindering the FrdichFr«s Uncu Ben's Rce Hm VBOfTABLf MBUV said. pay the Whou Kbnal Com The debating teams will be polluting businesses success of Smcmlty Bar it fails to distinguish between the ^i^insored by tlhe Ecol'^cS sSie businesses. N LomOhmrRou Omn Brom POTATOa mixed, with two Villanova which VBqetabu Meniv Whou Orbn BiANB two types of people on welfare — stu- ty of Villanova taxpayers cannot afford. WNVnD POTATOB BriadAButter With the conference, Villanovan VHroaEMmiv dents pairing with two Oxford Under the takings bills Baud Bar A Dreimm Cut Qrbn Beans Sugar Snap PsAi BrbaoABvttb those people who want to work According to Connie Gasda of is the environmentalists will be able to PamNou Snohfiaki Roll students to represent each view- Private Property Act which N Cawmomr Au Qratm ITALMH Bread and those people who are phys- the Ecological Society, Weldon pays Dbmoit SalaoBarAI discuss the negative aspects of the Salad BmA point University Vice President businesses since BaiaoBanAOrmmos ComI Salad Ban A Oresbmm Salad BarAI ically incapable of work. He (representative of the Villanova they are not Bumr anti-environment policies to Wel- SalasBarAI Dr Helen Ufferty will chair the area. allowed to use their own land the E DnsMTBuppiT Dessert BuFPE I brought up programs which might District 7) and Fox (repre- DCLMONTf MoMii don and Fox. "We want to make EAsm Dmnrr BuiFfT Oa Monte Frwt Naturau Oa PRun Naturau ^^^^^^- way they desire because PtWrNATURAU Oa-MOMIlPRWrNATUMLi Ob. MoMn Prut NAiviuti Oa MoHn Prut Naturau be more effective through sentative of District 13) were they are them realize there are people who Ok. MoNii Prut Naturals complying with environmental Jack A Jsl Ics Cream Nomltm Jack A JRi Id Cruh Nomlth Jack A Ju ks Criah Nomlim Jack A Ju Ib Criah NovanB improvement such as Work Fair, asked to speak because "there is R jtakMjLktCtumtkm.im jACKAJSlldCRMMNOMLTn laws. are aware. This is also a great way Jack A Ju Ih Criah Nomltcs which requires welfare recipients A vote conducted following the something wrong with the envir- for people to know what's happen- to get off welfare and find work, debates will serve to declare onmental issues KVEPVIIBAL a in Congress." Weldon and Fox will also speak ing [with the environmental rmsRmxtir'^ bmbm winner, HPiutuBJieir but denounced educational pro- with students exiting Both senators will explain their about the Contract With America. policies]." ag!!:!^CTiniiiir:ntt-3Lz;¥i^^'^

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good with other descriptives. If you To the Editor: other IFC instead of one year; then all to bash Greeks because of the representative attend a you could to the Villanova com- ever had a problem, single meeting; let alone ask for organizations on campus can they bring me, considering I Mr. Stringer, I am no have spoken to I am writing in response to Tom any assistance from the SGA. So follow our lead and hold their munity. F Senator and I elitist, and neither are any of the am your C & Stringer's article titled "SGA Mr. Stringer, please tell me how elections every six months in I represent you, Mr. Stringer. search of some "new blood" of people involved in the SGA. Needs to Open its Doors." As such we consciously and consistently that behalf of the SGA Let me conclude by saying an influential leader on this excluded Greeks from "the their own! know I speak on that Mr. that I just a person today's lesson is over and campus representing 37 percent of problem-solving process?" The most troublesome aspect of when I say am positive thing ran for office and was elected Stringer did say one the student body, (you can check In his letter, he also contends Mr. Stringer's letter was where who — more people to get out because I have a heartfelt desire he urged that out) Mr. Stringer should get that the SGA's door is closed to he referred to all 125 members of Villanova a better place and vote this past Tuesday. Too his facts straight before he wrong- "new ideas and definitely afraid the SGA's executive board, com- to make sift through the all students. The last time I bad we had to ly slings mud at an organization of new blood." At least twice a mittees and sub-committees as for find that diamond ring. Alcoholism the organization looked, SGA stood for Student garbage to on which he knows little about, and semester the SGA holds the VU elitists by saying Government Association, placing has never attempted to learn Town Meeting which, for those is a "small group of elitists." This students before all else. We rep- Alan Kennedy anything about. Well Mr. Strin- who have never attended, Mr. is clearly a case of the pot calling resent no one but students, so Commerce & Finance ger, school is now in session. Stringer, is an opportunity for the the kettle black, but lest I that my purpose is not please don't confuse this issue Senator campus is public Mr. Stringer contends that we, student body to raise questions remember the SGA, reject all Greek solutions and voice their concerns to the and make every attempt to exclude SGA and various administrators. Greeks from the problem-solving I must say that some very good Greei(s need to open doors process. If he had done the proper ideas, such as rolling back morn- enemy No. 1 research, he would have found out ing visitation hours to 10 a.m., that four of the current ten have come to fruition from the exists in the fact like it will not occur. Ah example Editor: The problem To the that the Council undergraduate student senators Town Meetings. The SGA has had that fraternities do not address of the answer two recruitment nights asking for they could would most likely come up with The Student Government Association will officially are Greek, and they are directly the very areas that issue of diversity will, at involved, not only in the problem- more people to become involved in In response to Tom Stringer's have a considerable effect on; or on the pass the torch on April 27 to the newly elected leaders. most, be that all fraternities are solving process, but also in the the SGA because we know that letter to the editor in the Villa- that they address them but do not There are a number of issues on this of any race, creed, campus which policy-making of the University. there is power in numbers. Per- novan ("SGA needs to open go with the solutions that are open to anyone still dances around the fact demand immediate attention; however, the primary However, he never spoke to any haps by "new blood" you are doors"). Mr. Stringer, you "may obvious and will work. Let's take etc. It that they financially segregate. As concern of these new student representatives must be of these senators. In addition, all suggesting that your elected offi- jointly represent over 40 percent diversity for example. Fraternities cials become trend setters and non-fraternity for alcohol, the Council would the abuse of alcohol at this University. SGA meetings are open to the of the student body," but you do seek to alienate most likely come up with making public, yet I never saw him or any serve only a six month term not represent me. How sad for persons, unless we (the non- The SGA will undoubtedly search for ways to combat of the problem, someone who represents a view fraternity people) can subsidize students aware the widespread vandalism and violence plaguing this through something like alcohol of opening doors to the SGA is in their alcohol or philanthropy. the fact campus. In the past, student representatives have an Inter-Fraternity Council, "Tg's" and parties become inclu- awareness week, ignoring they are still ju the heart of attempted to deal with these issues on an individual basis. Actions of tiie SGA which seeks to segregate them- sive of only those who are in the that elite, and the problepi as di-,tributors to But the abuse of alcohol generally acts as a catalyst for selves from the rest of the school fraternity or the invited drinking and alcohol community. The topic that should even in this case fraternities are underage vandalism and violence. Therefore, we believe it is frternities president questioned have been written on should have using each other to subsidize their abuse. Although not all imperative for the to address this problem themselves in this activ- SGA been, "The Fraternities (inclusive events. involve immediately. Ijwjtpy the fact that fra- ity, it is about time that the To the Editor itimate right to endorse whomever of sororities) need to open doors.' What about only too costly and are abusers follow the University's Understandably, this is not a problem with one she desires; however, it is inappro- I mean let's face it. The ternities are I guess all fraternity pursues selectively choosing only those guidelines on alcohol. definite solution. However, if the problem continues to that personal gain priate for Kennedy, the current time that any It is a shame asked of .he Inter- non-fraternity community is who can financially back up their that can be escalate, undergraduate participation in events such as and the pursuit of power have president of the SGA, to politicize the This is definitely Fraternity Council is to come up important the SGA by endorsing any candi- for monetary backing of their Greek letters? will obviously become more responsible solu- Homecoming may cease. A solution be the product You need us, but we do segregating against persons who with mature, than principle in the Student date. It is appropriate for a person events. of many actions by many people. need benefit or have insight tions; and it is through these In the March not currently associated with the not in any way need you. You may be a E T T E R S Government office. will be tested. for financing your into a fraternity, only because decisions that they As the leaders of the student body, the SGA needs 24 issue of the Villanovan, the SGA to endorse someone s/h feels our money unorganized philan- they do not have the money. If they can prove themselves to mobilize every student organization to promote safe, sitting president of the SGA, would do the best job. usually worthy of the responsibility then openly endorsed Further, O'Brien's campaign thropy, your fund-raisers and Another example of how frater- non-alcoholic functions for students to attend. We are not Patrick Kennedy, will look this idea nities could impact the school in I am sure that the SGA as the best can- went so far as to place copies of your alcohol. You have Michael O'Brien in the suggesting the return of prohibition, but we believe it bless the school commun- a positive manner, would be the to them for leadership urged us all to elect him Kennedy's endorsement printed that you didate and "problem-solving process." is necessary to remind students that the binge drinking on Villanova University station- ity with so many good things that alcohol problem which has been aid makes tuition steep as his "successor." the Student your obvious vices, addressed by both Father Dobbin Mr. Stringer, I wish you occurring nightly can and must be prevented. As the sitting president, ary into all the mailboxes in the it outweighs drinking and and Father Stack. Recent and best of luck, but you have to know place politicizing mailroom. Such an action further such as underage Issues come and go at the University. As other Kennedy has no for failure. alcohol abuse. tragic events that have stemmed that you are doomed problems become trendy, the the office of the presidency. By politicizes Kennedy's position as SGA's concern with alcohol I am pulling for the fraternities throughout the SGA president. By using his office The reason that fraternities from fraternity parties call to falling To the Editor: continuing the push for lower remaining neutral Greek-like and abuse runs the risk of by the wayside. If the SGA Jonathan Klick. "suffer" attacks is because of everyone's attention a serious to become more election process (as every other as a pulpit to pick his successor, government expenditures. These Class of 1997 exhibit their integrity as role allows this to happen, we will continue to suffer the ills has taken great liberties their practices. Mr. Stringer it is problem. At the root of the problem My interest and ire have been things help all of us. past president has done), Kennedy Kennedy Economics rejects straight fact that fraterni- models and as positive active which accompany abusive drinking. higher with office that he has neither the obvious why the SGA is the engaged over the recent brouhaha would have adhered to a Villanova com- fraternities and your Inter- ties are the underage drinker's members of the This is not a message to the SGA alone, rather a concerning Congress's plans to principle: the importance of the power or authority to. cut munity at large. I am in no way Kennedy's endorsement incor- Fraternity Council. It is because outlet to alcohol and the place to call to the entire student $20 billion in student financial position over the individual hold- body. Although the SGA must alcohol abuse. When will attacking you, just making you damaged the rectly implies SGA endorsement, voters, the majority of the school, go for aid. This topic was raised in each ing it. Instead, he has problems you should lead the attack on the abuse of alcohol, it is still the find fraternities nonconducive to fraternities wise up and realize aware of the Student Body Pres- if not the University's (by using of the last two week's the Vil- office of the heed to. responsibility of each individual student to take action. the University that there is a problem and that address and really take slide into the University stationary) no doubt the values that lanovan, and it seems to be a Cutting ident, allowing it to aid is I am not affiliated any fraternity costiy believe that the represents or just do not see Villanova is tired of being the rallying point during the SGA morass of partisan politics. leading people to page bad news due to fra- nor am I against fraternities. As asking them- entire SGA supports O'Brien, fraternities as capable of making front senatorial and presidential People may be proud to wear the "responsible decisions." Keep ternity misconduct? much as you may be debates. interests selves, who cares O'Brien won? which is a fallacy. To the Editor: in mind, please answers, your letters, I am content wearing The SGA election rules stipu- in mind that we all want diversity There are several easy I am writing to point out that remember that student aid is a They should be very concerned. the fraternities willing to my Villanova sweatshirt and had won? What late that the office of the SGA may of ideas and solutions that are but are students' fears about the issue are In the Feb. 24 issue of the Vil- government program that more What if Vance to better the com- Tragedy forces responsible but you do not have go with any of them, or would they doing my best not be used for campaign activ- exaggerated. Such financial aid than pays for itself in would the atmosphere have been lanovan, Phil Eastman sug- the long run. rather continue in the same munity. That is why I am writing ities. What Patrick Kennedy did to be in a fraternity to express allows colleges to engage in price Cutting will during the transition between a gested that student aid be cut our aid not hurt us Surely the Inter- this letter. ^ and the by endorsing O'Brien went far these. You must also be aware manner? discrimination. This discrimina- from the budget to help curb the now, but may hurt our children, Vance administration Fraternity Council will address * beyond that. It is clear that for that the SGA has fraternity tion exists when an institution budget deficit who will be saddled with the outgoing Kennedy administra- problem that the issues, but if it is action that Stephen Wisniew this Kennedy what is important is not members within it and it is your the current rate of tuition plagues our nation. economic problems we choose to tion? More importantly, does While this is expected from them, it seems 1998 students to reflect become the office, but the person who sits own people who are rejecting you. charges each student a different may sound like a good solution ignore now. Please help to save mean that the SGA has which per- on the throne. price according to his demand for now, such cuts will end up hurting student aid. Without it, would.you a closed elitist group its JeffShesol education and his ability to pay our.nation in the long run. be here? petuates itself by endorsing THATCH by Craig T. Lammlin for it, thus maximizing the It is a simple matter of econom- own successors? school's revenue. question needs to be 1995 AllWaHT-CET^WVie^. University prides itself on the protective ics. If student aid is slashed, fewer Ann Gavaghan Another The advisor T><^lNOW)eR.T»ReHIP. Hlf,l'Ve60T UHCilOL What this process has served to students will be able to afford a 1997 asked. Was Kathy Byrnes, atmosphere and sense of security which it provides. Our iHAve'TOAporTTHe.Mosr do is to create artifically high list college education. That means to the Student Government Asso- location the high profile which Public I'M AFWIP Main Line and prices for tuition and room and fewer people will be entering the ciation, aware that Kennedy was $TYU9. UNCOOl. VOUr.PMKtM 19 financial aid, O'Brien? As Safety maintains allow students to feel at ease with their board. Through job market with degrees. It has openly endorsing •TKATiOUTEA trust surroundings. This blessing can also be a curse. students' financial conditions are been shown that a person's salary advisor she holds a special Editors Note: TlTAtP0|5»t. analyzed to determine the highest Letters end must be the final Unfortunately, we are all guilty of unconsciously rises according to how educated and in the price is willing dealing a person and able they are. If people aren't earning arbitrator over all issues popular belief, the are indestructable, incapable of being harmed. Contrary to thinking we afford. list to The price is then as much money, they will be with the Student Government Villanovan is not the press there is very In comparison to the world beyond campus, discounted through aid. spending less money on goods and Association. She should not have or public relations The Villanovan will print "Let- secretary little to remind us of how fragile life is. This educational welfare pro- services that fuel the local econ- allowed Kennedy as the current department for the Student ters to the Editor" received in its year, vides a disincentive for controlling omy. The pool of taxable income President of the SGA to endorse Association. It is For the second time during this academic we office in 201 Dougherty Hall prior Government tuition costs by institutions. At will also decrease. O'Brien. responsibility to print the have been forced to recognize that our simple, daily to the weekly deadline. Tuesday at not our iMEAN.I^NlEMBiR to ADMIT IT -i,m, THE 19705 Wttt A I^U6H increases (5 percent per year), it What does this mean for the second letter was written platforms of the candidates in an ru HOWWepFAUOFF routines can easily be interrupted by tragedy. Sometimes 2 p.m. All letters must be signed A AM A tlTTU UNClMFOfiTAUt PtCAPe F0P.M6,T>Ct position in the SGA. itively in order to survive, while students only have with the recovery. their best No longer associated with SGA and holding no office has a leg- the SGA, Dauphinais . 1

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Gramm vs. Clinton battle on horizon in 1996 Campus Activities Team Campus Activities Team Campus Activities Team

By JOE PATTERSON against his Republican apprehensive role. Hip Because he was Patterson is Hop Joe a sophomore Come see... challenger. about leaving his constituents November 1996 will prove to be majoring in political science, eco- ATTENTION California ?ind New York recent- And that brings us to the Repub- feeling betrayed, he resigned and an exciting climax to a very long nomics and Honors whose column ly moved their presidential pri- lican Party. Theater ran again as a Republican, win- and drawn out war. May the best appears each week in the Student Bands!! maries up to March, thus chang- The Republicans have the tow- ning in a district where no Repub- man win. Villanovan. ing the nature of the pre-election ering task of maintaining any lican ever received more than Comedian had iMlitJ If are interested maneuvering. The campaigns will momentum the mid-term elections 34 percent of the vote. you now intensify much earlier than provided. Bob Dole is the logical For more than a decade, Gramm Self-pity is a one they have in the past, making mid frontrunner at this point, but that has been publicly advocating the Saturday, April 8 in playing at to late 1995 very important to any should change. Pete Wilson just broad-based change that has only Brad candidate seriously considering a failure entered the race, but he should recently become popular. He may way ticicet to in the... Earth Day on run at the White House. By this mount little more than a West not be the favorite now, but come time next year, 60 percent of the Coast candidacy. Winning Cali- next March, he should emerge as By TODD LESKANIC Blame the idiots that turned you Belle Air Nightclub delegates will have been selected. April 29, Drop off a fornia would certainly give him a the top choice. down. This recent modification has strong hand, but his popularity So, who will Gramm choose as Excuse me, do you suffer from If you're failing school, blame 9p.m. prompted me to engage in the seems to fluctuate with the sev- demo tape in a running mate to counter the "I like to complain about my own your professors. If you're having turbid chore of presidential erity of his anti-illegal immigra- Clinton/Gore ticket? At this stage, life" syndrome? You know the trouble at home, blame your predictions. FREE!! tion proposals. it is impossible to tell, so what Dougherty 215 types I am talking about. The ones parents. If it's your job, blame Thursday, April 6 On the Democratic side, Bill follows is more of a recommenda- who say, "I'm so fat and ugly," your boss. Problem with spiritu- Clinton should win his party's tion a prediction. than or "Nobody likes me" or "I can't ality? Blame God. If you lost an with your and nomination. His potential chal- name -Alan Keyes should be the man. do anything right." election, blame the voters. Belle Air Nightclub lengers may not remain quiet for The 44-year-old former ambas- I sat across from my friend at By using this painless tactic, phone # attached! long, but in a time wJien the sador who earned his doctorate dinner the other night and listened you will make your own life Democratic Party needs to show from Harvard has the potential to to her say these things about easier, not to mention the amount 9p.m. solidarity, it is doubtful that more ff^e^speolUre' be the most important vice pres- herself, as usual. Every time I run of pain and anguish you will than a few malcontents will step ident in recent memory. His into her it's the same thing. I can't remove from the people around forward. For sure, there is plenty style tenacious may bruise do this, I can't do that. you. It's bad enough to hear people $3 of grumbling surrounding former Wilson's entrance into the race Gramm too much during the Meanwhile back in reality, I see whine, but to hear this self-pity Pennsylvania governor Robert just about eliminates Arlen Spec- to this primary make "Dream the same person as a good-looking, thing just makes me want to Casey and his presidential explor- ter's chances. Specter was basi- Team" a reality, but it is an option dynamic and involved student at vomit. atory committee. ...in the Belle Air cally a one-issue candidate who worthy of consideration. gAt MEMBER OF THE WEEK Villanova. Yet all she does is put On the other side of the coin, CampuB AcUvitics Tttm Casey, who was blocked from had been hoping to capitalize on Keyes declared his candidacy herself down. if you find yourself constantly speaking at the 1992 Democratic the other candidates splitting the for the presidency earlier this It seems that I have run into listening to this puke-inducing Nightclub!! the is Angela convention because of his support pro-life vote. The CAT member of week week and he will turn a lot of of different people like Timlin a number trash, just start agreeing with the Jeff for right-to-life-legislation, has There is also Richard Lugar, the during the Gagliostro. is a Freshman heads upcoming her. These people are Villanova 's person. If they say, "I'm so fat," She earned the reputation as a rene- contrived ...in outsider Lamar Alex- months. He possesses the charis- leaders, the ones who get the best Saturday, April 1 the in reply say, "Yeah, I know." gade Democrat, possibly explain- Or Communication Arts Major from Clifton, NJ. ander and the stinging Pat Buch- that lacks. He is well- ma Gramm grades and are involved in the if they say, "I'm so stupid, say ing his bi-partisan popularity. anan. In the end, Phil Gramm is willingness is a of the Weekend Activities studied and his to most activities. Yet, they still need "Yeah, and those clothes you're Belle Air Nightclub! Angela member He underwent a heart-liver my pick to oppose Clinton. to politics has 9p.m. connect morality daily affirmation. wearing sure affirm that committee and is being recognized for her transplant, but his doctor has Many have written off Gramm invited comparisons to the great What am I supposed to say to statement." cleared him for a presidential 9p.m. run because he is ugly and "un- of past. If hard work on Casino Night and Craig Karges. black leaders decades someone who has a 3.5 GPA and It's not like I'm talking about and he promises to make a decision electable." However, he has the willing FREE! the American people are is involved in everything? "Oh, some person on social Congratulations on a job well done!! by April or security May. Maybe Casey will ability to grasp multifarious prob- to hear the message in his pow- FREE!! don't worry, you're great. You're without any education who lives decide not to run, but someone in lems and lay them out in an erful voice, he will have a definite soooo beautiful. You just are the on the street. These are people at the party will eventually step up uncomplicated manner. The 52- impact. best thing since sliced bread." Do Villanova with good grades, with to give the masses of discontented year-old senator is also a master Also, he brings to the table a individuals have gotten as far who ambition coming out their ears ^\ INTERVIEW Democratic voters an option. fundraiser. completely redefine potential to as these really need this? and with the resources to have a WITH THE Nevertheless, Clinton should Nonetheless, his greatest attrib- vice-presidency. He will not the If they do they are not going to very productive life. These people emerge victorious. He will win the ute is his fundamental value A comic tale VAMPIRE exist as an understudy similar to get it from me. Wallowing in self have no room to complain about THI VAMI'IRI ( HRONIC 1 ^^ nomination because campaigning system and consistency. He was role, but of true* love the Gore/Quayle/Bush pity is a one way ticket to failure, their own pitifully hard lives. is what he does best. Also, he has once a Democrat, but was ostrac- would emerge as a moral crusader yet I see a lot of it going on in So the next time someone walks and high adventure. proven that he can do what no ized for creating bi-partisan sup- for all peoples. these parts. If you're into this type up to you and says, "Geez, I'll other Democrat has done in 18 port for Ronald Reagan's economic likely, Keyes will not be THE Most of hobby, do it somewhere else. never be what I want to be," just years: win a general presidential package. The Democrats penal- selected as a running mate, but If you're struggling with one remember, honesty is the best pRINCESQ Thursday, April 6 election. ized him by taking him off the it would only be fitting that the aspect of your life, don't blame Clinton policy as you reply, "You're right. should not only firmly budget committee, making the slavery be party that ended would yourself. Blame someone else. For I can't believe that you would ever 6:30 & 9p.m. reclaim his party, but he will also Texan's decision to become a "1 the party to put the first black into example, if you can't get a date, think such a ludicrous thing." mount a serious re-election bid Republican a little easier. a presidential or vice-presidential don't think that it's your fault. $3

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and Thursday, April 6 "He will definitely get his repu- "I think the length of rape sent- "My bookie, John Passman "Maybe they'll come out with a tation back as a world class boxer, ences should be reconsidered. He Rich Webster can't stop new edition of 'Mike Tyson's Oxford Union Debate, 7:30 p.m. Villanova Room (It's all in good fun!) " in jail for a salivating." Punch thanks to Foreman." served a short time Out.' Brad Lx)wery, Comedian, 9 p.m. Nightclub Sean Peyer crime which will affect the woman Carmen Gentile Greg Greenfield Sophomore for her entire life." Junior Junior A night of comedy! International Business Angela H. Frattarola English/Honors Communication Arts Senior ^•«fiioO English/Honors This is a publication of the Public Relations Committee of the Campus Activities Teaun. Join us at our meetings, Tuesdays 5:30 in 215 Dougherty Hall. -r 31: : . 1 .

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15 March 31, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page Page 14 • THE VILLANOVAN • March 31,1995 Y /^f^ A ' '-%*r';%#^^tr'^ :tr'^^''4 ^J % ^ Beta Theta Pi receives long-awaited charTer Counseling Tutor positions March 31 April 8 By KIMBERLY GILLILAND ers exclusively. Later that even- workshop Applications are now being accepted for Assistant Features Editor ing, they were joined by parents, tutor positions in the academic advance- dates and alumni. Sixteen of the ment program for the 1995-% academic 24 founding fathers, in addition "Surviving the Breakup of a Love year. Tutors are needed in the areas of The brothers of Beta Theta Pi to 20 alumni from a variety of local Relationship" will be presented from 3:30 Small Business Villanotes mathematics, chemistry, physics, account- (Beta) gathered at the Valley chapters, were present for the to 4:30 p.m. in 106 Corr Hall by Dr. Leslie ing, biology and language, including Forge Hilton for an elegant black celebration. The traditional roll Parkes of the Counseling Center. The Villanova Women's Glee Club (a.k.a. Institute English. AAP tutors are paid and are tie affair in honor of their newly book was signed during an exten- "Villanotes") and the Villanova Singers expected to attend a one-day training issued charter, Saturday, March sive public ceremony. The Rev. The Small Business Institute is accept- will be hosting their annual spring concert, retreat. Please see Pat Kobes in Room G6 18. The charter, originally pro- Francis E. Chambers, O.S.A., ing applications for next year's team Saturday, April 8 at 8 p.m. in the St. Mary's Vasey Hall to pick up an application. posed in early August of last year, Admissions, C6nducted the invo- leaders. Are you interested in leading a Chapel. Come out and support your peers made Villanova the first Catholic cation while Vince DelPizzo, the group of your peers in small business and get ready for a night of good music University to house a national general fraternity secretary, acted consulting? Get hands-on experience and April 4 and lots of fun. chapter of this fraternal as the installing officer extending a great resume builder. Current sopho- organization. a few words of pride and encour- mores and freshmen are encouraged to Prior to the charter, Villanova's agement to all in attendance. Gary apply. Applications can be picked up Muggers needed Beta chapter had been under the Bonas, director of Greek Affairs, outside 104 Sheehan Hall (doors across Reconciliation discretion of the University of added, "We are excited and from Peace and Justice). Due date is March Balloon Day 1995 is quickly approaching April 8-1 Pennsylvania. It wasn't until pleased to welcome the new Zeta 31 by 5 p.m. For more information call help! If you enjoyed being service and we need your Peter Dewimmer, the 1991 pres- Epsilon Chapter to Villanova and X4382. escort for Special Olympics, an athlete ident of Lamda Tau Delta, to the Greek community. It's been a hugger! Each person There will be a Reconciliation (Penance) you'll love being pursued the organization of a a worthwhile wait." for Balloon Day will need service Tuesday, April 4, at 8 p.m. in the visiting campus national fraternity for risk man- The evening drew to a close Italian import for the day. As a hugger, Church, which is sponsored by Campus a helper and friend agement purposes that Beta was with the presentation of thou- escort him or her to the Ministry. your job is to considered for a charter. sands of dollars in gifts. The Betas 1 "Everybody's Fine" (Stanno Tutti Bene), different booths and ensure that he or she April Dewimmer found Beta to be the received an official President's directed by Giuseppe Tornatore, who also has a great time. If you think this sounds ideal group since it encouraged Badge, personalized initiation helmed the award-winning Cinema like a great opportunity, please contact Jen many objectives and beliefs sim- instructions, a loving cup and, Paradiso, is the next feature in Villanova's Donaldson at 526-2734, Stephanie drive ilar to those of his organization. most importantly, their long awa- Clothing Spring '95 Cultural Film & Lecture Series, Glendenning at 519-2786, or Danielle "Our previous efforts of three ited charter. Interfraternity Pres- April 5 "The Ties That Bind." The family drama, Scharle at 519-2637. in the years were culminated into this ident Tom Stringer said, "We There will be a clothing drive West will have FILE PHOTO starring Marcello Mastroianni, Epsilon Campus apartments and St. Mary's on one incredibly successful event," expect that the Zeta four screenings in the University's their black tie formal in celebration of their newly received President Jason Langin said. Chapter will stay on their emo- The brothers of Beta gather at Saturday, April 1 in the lounges by the Connelly Center Cinema: Saturday, April charter. ; old clothes, shoes The affair began with a secret tional high and keep their energy entrances. Please find 8 at 7 p.m.; Sunday, April 9 at 3:30 and ritual ceremony open to the broth- going." and blankets to donate to the homeless. 7 p.m.; and Monday, April 10 at 7 p.m. For more information call x3418. Biblical scholar Admission is $2.50 for students and $3.50 DSA for all others. The Rev. Raymond E. Brown, S.S., celebrates / biblical scholar and the first Time is running out to save the world! VFC eminent VEG American to serve on the Roman Pontifical Actually, as this academic year draws to Who's Who at V.U.? Biblical Commission, will lecture a close DSA invites you to join us for our last few meetings. This week we will be history Join V.E.G. for their weekly meetings Wednesday, April 5. His topic, drawn from April 1 women's discussing the outcome of the welfare Mondays at 7:15 p.m. at the Peace and his recent two volume work on the passion speech. The two sisters were reform debate as well as future events. By CHRISTINE MULLER Justice Center. We are working on our and death of Christ, is "Why the Passion in the abolition- Reporter Quakers involved the Most Interesting (and Meetings are held every Thursday at 7 p.m. Staff Earth Day Celebration, Earth Week and Narratives are ist movement, whose subsequent other programs. Difficult) Sections of the Gospels." The in the Center for Peace and Justice Feminist Coali- involvement in the women's suf- Holy Thursday Education in the basement of Sullivan The Villanova April 1 at 3 p.m. in the Connelly Center's lecture will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the attracted more 111 see you tion (VFC) celebrated Women's frage movement Presidents Lounge, Congressman John D. Connelly Center on the main campus. Hall. All are welcome! retreat History month by presenting the women to the anti-slavery efforts Fox will be discussing his environmental short biographies of prominent as well. "They made women more platform and his stance on Contract with staff invited to partic- politically aware," said Faculty and are women in history at 5:05 p.m. at Annie's! America. ipate in a retreat on Holy Thursday, from each day in March. The presen- Giangiulio. at the Rosemont Spiritual The 5:05's have cgvered the 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Freshman prize tations took place by the Awak- April 6 Center. Please call Barbara Haenn in ening Statue in Connelly Plaza. lives of women from an array of Campus Ministry at ex 4479 to register or drawing VFC co-chair Heather Knox des- fields from sports to politics. this on E-Mail at Haenn-B. We hope to make cribed the events as "a quick way Sunday's presentation focused day of quiet and prayer to begin the Margaret Sanger, the founder of April 1 -3 a The following students are prize winners to celebrate a lot of women instead Michael O'Brien Easter journey. Planned Parenthood, while other of the freshman drawing that was held of focussing on just a couple." VFC biographies included New Jersey March 3, 1995 in the University travel Governor Christine Todd Whit- office. The Grand Prize winner of a USAir The Villanova Feminist Coalition will be man and author and University ticket (courtesy of USAir) is Amy Antani; holding its second annual Take Back The of the Arts Professor Camille Second Prize is an Antrak ticket (courtesy Cultural Film Series Night Thursday, April 6, where w^ will Paglia. April 1 of Amtrak), to winner Alison Dettore; and Hie $:05's hove begin our march through campus in "We had a. brainstorming ses- for Chocolate" is 'the the Third Prize winner of a $25 American "Like Water Bartley Circle at 7 p.m. and end with a sion," said Giangiulio, at which feature in Villanova's Spring '95 Express gift cheque (courtesy of American covered the livM upcoming forum in the basement of Stanford Hall VFC members chose 20 names to Cultural Film and Lecture Series, "The Express) is Jack Campbell. at 7:30 p.m. Remember all the conscience- of fiom serve as the subjects of the 5:05's. Ties That Bind." The most popular women raising fun we had last year? Don't just Scholarship Knox reported to have seen as Mexican film of all time, the romantic yet PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN read about it this year, go and learn how •ilete as diverse many as 20 people attending the Chocolate will have four often amusing you can help put an end to violence against The Alice Mulhearn Scholarship has presentations; "they were better school's Connelly Center Gay support group showings in the women. been established to provide assistance to OS spoils aiid received than they were last Cinema: Saturday, April 1, at 7 p.m.; children of Villanova alumni with demon- An informal Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual year," she said. This is the second Sunday, April 2, at 3:30 and 7 p.m.; and pcriMes* strated financial need. Applicants must be support group is available for interested year of the 5:05 biographies. Monday, April 3, at 7 p.m. Admission is full-time, undergraduates who are main- students. For information call extension VFC meets weekly on Tuesdays $2.50 for students and $3.50 for all others. taining a G.P.A. of 3.50 or better and 86445. at 7 p.m. in the Center for Peace No Clue at V.U. . . Art lecture currently enrolled in a program leading to and Justice. Knox considers it a bachelor's degree. Knox explained that the daily "one of the only groups on campus department of Art and Art History The An application for the Mulhearn Scho- 5:05 presentations offered insight that stresses women's issues." lecture Lewis Greenberg, presents a by larship must be completed in addition to about a "broad spectrum of wom- "We're here on campus to bring professor of Art History at the Moore institutional, state and April 3 the required Sunshine Day en." She learned "a lot about the up issues o! injustice toward With my brains and College of Art, titled "Multiculturalism filed April 1995. Federal forms to be by 15, women's lives, not just what they women to make people more and Ancient Egyptian Art," Thursday, Applications for the Mulhearn Scholarship Volunteers are needed for Sunshine Day, trying to did." Fellow co-chair Anne Gian- aware of them," while his looks, April 6, at 6 p.m. in the IMS #3. picked in the Office of Financial Project good may be up Sunshine's annual mini-carnival giulio agreed that the 5:05's proved remedy the injustice in some 3- Islam lecture Assistance. for 150 underprivileged children, ages educational for "even members of small way, said Giangiulio. "I've 9. The day of games, rides and costumed the group themselves." always been interested in feminist we're the characters is scheduled for Saturday, April and Giangiulio point causes, and I felt we could do a A lecture titled "Jews in the Lands of Both Knox 8, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you would like sisters as an exam- lot on the campus. Islam" will be given by Dr. Aron Rodrique, to the Grimke power behind to help by spending time with a child, contributed She explained that people do not associate professor of Jewish history at ple of women who running a game, or working behind the American history, necessarily recognize the issues, Stanford University. Co-sponsors are the significantly to — this paper! Misc. scenes, sign up now in the Project Sunshine remained unknown even to but when they are pointed out Center for Arab and Islamic Studies and April 7 y^t Office, room 4, lower level Vasey. For until their lives such as with the 5:05's — they the history department. This event will be VFC members information, call 519-7829. It's a great day the March 24 see such issues in a different light. held Monday, April 3 from 4:30-6 p.m. in were researched for Tara Campitiello for everyone involved! 110 Bartley Hall. Volunteer IMexIco if^Jf^if^ifififif^^f¥^^¥^^^ )f about Associate Editor All aboard The Marist Volunteers are looking for two senior men to volunteer (August, '95 WXVU Top Ten Todd Leskanic. Health care Join us for a fun-filled fundraising trip to June, '96) to teach in one of their Senior Week & Friday, April 21. bus grammar schools 15 miles outside of 6. the Cal. |J^^hen to Trump Castle The 1. creep Records Compilation ^^^ consultants departs from duPont Pavilion ^ 5:30 p.m. Mexico City. One would teach English, the Dinner Dance • 7" Donation of (includes Trump Castle other would work in their sports program. to"°L 8. Zambonis $20 3. Smog Q „ Dr. Cindy Rushton and Sr. Patricia return of $15). R.S.V.P. Deadline is April The school serves in an extremely poor Volunteers are needed to help with this I gifts would be greatly i?;?:atDresch Talone, health care ethics consultants, will 7. Please make check payable to: AAP area where your year's Senior Dinner Dance April 22 and t^^^' Strong Spanish skills are needed. be at Villanova at 7:30 p.m. in the Wayne- Advisory Board c/o Tom Martinez, LAC utilized. Senior Week, May 14-21. Anyone interested PHOTO BY REGINA O TOOLE St. Davids Room. For further information 454. Refreshments will be served on the If interested, please call Dr. Frank Kelly in helping with either of these events, 914-738-8640. call the College of Nursing at x4900. bus. at please call ext. 7319. V*»***************** J .

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T N T E R T A I N M E N Annie Lennox dazzles with Medusa Robyn Hitchcock's solo tour amazes fans By ERIC CHEUNG grinding gusto in another. Taking too many times. Meanwhile Senior Reporter from such influences as soul, "Waiting in Vain" with its light By JANET RUDDOCK albums that have been virtually new fans to realize his talent. gospel, pop, rock and new age, guitar-backing, finds Lennox both Assistant Entertainment Editor unattainable until now. In addi- The evening also consisted of It is an imposing Lennox fuses musical styles with gentle and self-assured as she Medusa. tion to the six albums he has re- two opening bands. Featured first name conjuring up visions ease, tailoring her sound to each plans for a love to return. released in the past months, as of was Deni Benet, who captivated of power and of dread. But con- particular song. These hand- It is, however, the more subtle Robyn Hitchcock opened, his March 28, Robyn's Invisible Hitch- the audience with her talents on sidering the first solo album was picked tunes offer some of the and perhaps slightly twisted show, at the Tin Angel, cock, Eye and You and Oblivion the violin. Backing her up was a entitled Diva, only an imposing most intelligent and complex songs that really catch the listen- March 25, with his typically guitarist and bassist who splen- - title will do for the follow-up. lyrics ever to be written. er's attention. First release, "No funny yet bizarre antidotes about " didly added to Deni's talents. Deni Luckily, ex-Eurythmics singer More *I Love You's,' offers an life and music. Touring solo this also got on stage and played with Annie Lennox has the vocal pro- operatic feel to a haunting ballad time, without the Egyptians, it Robyn, adding an extraordinarily wess and the artistic talent to which' seeks to extol the virtues was just Robyn, a guitar and a TelUfiQ bizciive beautiful addition to Robyn's warrant such a title. While Diva of growing out of love. The infa- cigarette. But this only seemed to already spectacular performance. was an uplifting and mystical Mechma Is a tuations of love are "lunatic" and make the show more enjoyable. stortesoiid The second opening act was Jill experience, Medusa has a forebod- the despair of love "woebegone" C0VW aNniintrf He played favorites such as Sobule, a new-to-the-scene folk ing air about its songs, many of for Lennox as she explains delir- "Ballon Man," "So You Think ofiHcioleSi artist, who is enjoyable and fun which involve dark and complex iously, "No more *I love you's'/ woiks by such You're in Love" and "The Yip to watch. She is promoting her themes. The language is leaving me in Robyn'tfiye Song," with personality and awe- second album which is self titled. Surprisingly enough, Medusa is silence." The bluesy "Thin Line OifMs €11 Bob some love for the stage. But one In the past she has toured with a cover album of works by artists Between Love and Hate" depicts of the favorite aspects of Robyn's Paul Weller, opening for him at like Bob Marley and Paul Simon. Murtoy Qnd Payl an adulterer's wife, who conceals show was his ability to connect the Cabaret. Her performance Still, from beginning to end, her boiling rage only to take her ihowedl fhtough. with his audience. By telling consisted of her on guitar and Medusa is stamped with Lennox's fltoiori. revenge in the end. bizarre stories and antiodotes, singing accompanied by a bassist/ style and genius. While most Hypnotic and eerie, "Don't Let Robyn's true character showed keyboardist. Both opening bands cover albums by today's popular It Bring You Down" can be both through to the crowd. with their laid back persona set artists do little more than tide a cynical and an optimistic look Coinciding with this tour, the atmosphere beautifully for fans over until their next "real" There really are no central at life's tragedies: "Don't let it which is scheduled to cover most will also be in record stores. Now Robyn Hitchcock, whose perfor- work comes out, Medusa is a themes throughout the album, bring you down/It's only castles of the East Coast, is the re- it will be easier for old fans to mance was flawless and musical experience that demands although, as with most works, burning/Find someone who's turn- That a face at first just ghostly/ native." This would be a shame, releasing of some of Robyn's finish their collections and for entertaining. pale." because Medusa is an album that to be heard. Certainly, it is one love plays a major role. The ing/And you will come around." Turned a whiter shade of to broaden radio of the most significant albums to Temptation's song "I Can't Get Chillingly gorgeous, "A Whiter These songs are far from radio- could do much radio be released in the past year. Next to You" has Lennox updating Shade of Pale" is the highlight of friendly. Too different for main- playlist selections as well as ivv,i: Lennox's trademark use of the Motown sound and in the the album. Weaving a morbid tale stream and too soft for alternative, listeners' tastes. Extremely sophis- Cultural Film Series: ''Like Water For Chocolate" synthesizers compliment her ver- gospel-tinged "Train in Vain," contained in her melodic voice, Medusa may not find an outlet for ticated Medusa is a must for Annie sings, "And so it was listeners other than the adventu- Lennox fans as well as any and satile vocals, which can wail Lennox epitomizes the scorned Lennox JENNIFER is at the heart of "Like Water for heartfelt emotions that she has "adult alter- all fans of music. By COLE softly in one instant and sing with woman who has been let down one later/As the miller told his tale/ rous new medium of Chocolate." The film's title is a during preparation are transposed Staff Reporter A FEAST FOR THE SENSES! Mexican expression which des- to the culinary creations and to cribes a person who is about to all those who partake in the Ten Recorp-Breaking Months Of Passion! diversity boil over with passion. The expres- special feast. The novel by Esqui- introduces if the way in which a sion is linked to in vel Btainbloodvolume Imagine the way which was written on how to prepare recipe is prepared could actu- hot chocolate is prepared in Mex- a particular dish. With each entitled "Floote." in a quiet park on a sunny after- By CHRIS FALLON quick song is ally elicit certain emotions from- ico. In this film, Esquivel is legendary recipe, the narratoc, flute begins the noon. "Stuck" is a sort of snazzy Staff Reporter Aptly titled, a those who taste the dish. This is addressing the miraculous ability Tita's great-niece, is reminded of mystically worked Pink Floyd song that mixes bongo song and is the magical element around which of a woman to keep her passion different episodes of Tita's bit- hard tune. These drums and distant, distorted Ned's Atomic Dustbin's new into the rather the film "Like Water for Choco- alive within the boundaries of the tersweet story. All the recipes in voices. album, Brainbloodvolume is five songs are the tough chugging late" revolves. Laura Esquivel has "Like Water for Chocolate" are This new "Ned's light" style is their third album to be released songs on the album. It is a new adapted her novel of romance, the family recipes used for gener- also available to a lesser extent in the last four years. This busy kind of chug for Ned's, but they feminism, passion and cooking for ations by the author's family. style as well. on the tracks "Your Only Joke," British quintet's latest does not have created another the screen. "Like Water for Choc- Likewise, in the film', Tita's ". it is con- . . to be right," and "I Want capture the power of their last two This new original style ! olate" has received numerous recipes are finally brought to the Over." These songs mix the old albums, but they do introduce two veyed on a few more songs. honors, including 10 Ariel Awards present day where the new gener- chugga-chugga style with the new lauia IMluivei newer sounds. Ned's created an (the Mexican equivalent of the ation of women in Tita's family ". 1991 with their light style. . . to be right" is a original sound in Academy Award) and a Golden lias ddopled hM is no longer constricted by tradi- entitled God Fodder. This very good song that drowns the debut The N#dP$ $iy)0 Globe nomination for Best Foreign tion; rather, it provides them with listener with its repetitive guitar style can be described as "chugga- Film. nowicrf strength. picking. song "Premonition" chugga rock." The Ned's style COnfUKliiy The Two young people, Tita and "Like Water For Chocolate" has a hip hop beat with a funk constantly pumps up and down Pedro, find love in pre- romance, will be shown four times in line. After that intro, Ned's like a steaming locomotive. Brain- pumps up and! bass revolutionary Mexico, circa 1910, Connelly Center Cinema: Satur- well mixes its classic chugga style feiYitnisiiii bloodvolume does not chug as yet they are forced to suppress day, April 1, at 7 p.m.; Sunday, God Fodder, but does introduce down like a with the hip hop funk. as their passion because of a long- possiofi ond April 2, at 3:30 and 7 p.m.; and Ned's adds new flavor to their the two new Ned styles. standing family tradition. This Monday, April 3, at 7 p.m. Tickets #Miiiiifig already diverse style on "Brain- Their first style is unveiled on binding tradition insists that the cooking for tiie are $2.50 for students with I.D. the song "Traffic." On this track bloodvolume." Their sound is youngest daughter in the family and $3.50 for general admission. a speedy background beat is really unlike most bands and the remain unmarried in order to stay scieen. The Monday evening screening of the is unique meshed over the double basses of use double bass a dutifully at the mother's side until will feature a discussion, "The soft is the best way addition. This Ned's members Alex and Mat. Distant and and important her eventual death. Tita is des- Magic Kitchen," led by Timothy this second new style. is as Other songs that utilize this bass to describe album not as action-packed perately in love with Pedro, but Corrigan, a professor of English holds LIKE. VATER Down" Fodder, Normal, tandem jam are "All I Ask of The track "Talk Me God and Are You as the youngest daughter, their and Film Studies at Temple Uni- sound that is relaxing but it does still differentiate Ned's Myself is That I Hold Together," a smooth love must be stifled. So that he repressive, machismo culture of versity. His most recent books are It the "Bonehole," and "Song Eleven yet entertaining. makes from the mainstream even more may be near Tita, Pedro marries tradition-bound, early twentieth New German Film: The Displaced like they are sitting Could Take Forever." Another listener feel than they already were. her older sister, Rosaura. The century Mexico. Image, Writing About Film and A passion that Tita and Pedro con- Though Tita is unfortunately Cinema Without .Walls: Movies CH9C9LATE tinue to share is limitless, there- resigned to be the family chef, she and Culture After Vietnam. */ BY ALFONSO ARAU with fore the tragedy of their secret is capable of experiencing some For more information, please A FILM run love propels the story. America emotional call amuck release with the dishes (610) 519-4750 weekdays, Black Crowes SCREENPLAY BY LAURA ESQUIVEL The immense feeling of passion she prepares; consequently, the between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. By ANTHONY P. CENTOLA care if you see him as a rock star and they are having the time of Staff Reporter or a rip-off. He is not making any their lives making it. apologies for himself or for his Music is variety, or so the Atlanta-based Black band. He loves what he does, he Crowes believe. The album boasts The tracks. Crowes recently embarked many different sounding LTERNATIVEI SCENE on a major world tour in support The singles "Gone" and "A Con- offer sudden, powerful of their third album Amorica. spiracy," MUSEUM OF AMERICAN THE PAINTED BRIDE THE PHILADELPHIA BRANDYWINE THE CURTIS This album continues the bluesy, shifts in rhythm, while "High ART 925-9914 ORCHESTRA RIVER MUSEUM INSTITUTE OF MUSIC '70s rock sound that gave the Head Blues" offers superb latin iilbliiii Iqps (215) 972-7600 March 31-April 1 (215)893-1939 388-2700 893-5252 Crowes a place in rock'n roll. The Tim sounds. The album also includes March 31-April 16 • Night of Interpreted dance by March 31-April 3 March 31-May 21 album tops anything the Black a bluesy, acoustic number, "Two Centuries of Collecting Leah Stein Works by Haydn and "The Brandywine Legacy: Crowes have done previously in "Downtown Money Waster." The at the Museum of American Prokofiev Photographs by Anthony PHILADELPHIA their career. The band itself has band claims, "We are still young BIdckOfOwes Art" exhibit April 7-April 8 Edgeworth" exhibit MUSEUM OF ART come a long way in the four years and in the growing process," "Eakins and the Photograph" Works by Haydn, Ticheli and (215)684-7860 since their first release Shake which can be seen as almost a INSTITUTE OF hovedcNM exhibit Ravel March 31-April 4 Your Money Maker. Amorica is guarantee of greater music to CONTEMPORARY ART ROSEMONT COLLEGE April 1 526-2967 "From Cezanne to Matisse: filled with solid, lively songs that pievlously In flieir follow. (215) 898-7108 "Art Across the Curriculum" March 31-April 18 Great French Paintings of the are common to the Crowes' work, On the Black Crowes' current March 31-April 16 workshop THE ROSENBACH cdieefn they are offering fans teachers' Senior BFA/BA majors dis- Barnes Foundation" exhibit but it also contains some country tour some- "Rachel Whiteread" exhibit MUSEUM AND LIBRARY "Let's Figure It Out" family play work March 31-July 23 and funk tracks. thing different. All the shows are "Judith Schaechter" exhibit (215) 732-1600 workshop "Between War and Utopia: The band consists of singer allowing bootleggers. This means March 31-April 2 April 2 Prints and Drawings of the Chris Robinson, lead guitarist the Crowes have invited the fans "In the Beginning: American Sunday Morning Jazz Brunch ATWATER German Avant-Garde 1905- Rich Robinson, rhythm guitarist to bring in recording devices of Judaica" exhibit — The Allen Nelson Trio THE HISTORICAL KENT MUSEUM 1933" exhibit Marc Ford, drummer Steve Gor- every kind to record the show. Not "King Lear" puppet theater SOCIETY OF (215)922-3031 March 31-May 28 man, bassist Johnny Colt, and very often does one find a band Gallery Tour — Philadelphi- PENNSYLVANIA April 7 "Himalayan Paintings for keyboardist Eddie Harsch. The loves the way the band sounds, that allows such behavior. The a's early African American (215) 732-62(X) PHILADELPHIA "Philadelphia's Factory of Buddhist Meditation: Visuali- . . . and if you Black Crowes will be playing the Music Paper states. . "The Black he loves to perform. community March 31-May 27 ALLSTAR-FORUM Fun: Albert Schoenhut & His zation of Passion and Enlight- Crowes: what you see is what you don't like it, don't listen." They Tower Theater on March 31 and "Catlin" a video "Making History" exhibit 893-1999 Toy Company" exhibit enment" exhibit get! Chris Robinson doesn't really know where the music is headed. April 1; both shows are sold out. ' tiA%. .:

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T I T NT E R T A N M EN N E R T A I N M E N T Candide provides more than just a laugh Oscars offer nb surprises HEAD THIS WEEK By KAREN home, yet as the play GOULART yet in this decade. It just because done a better job). right at goes to snazzy special effects? could not have Entertainment Editor By TARA ALLERTON that same stage is full show that if play that love- operatic songs, live progresses you "Forrest Gump" beyond just Reporter The complex Staff energetic characters that take starved, tormented housewife being a great film, orchestra and perfectly pitched of was a conser- Theater ends the members the audience out of their home and long enough someone is bound to vative Academy's dream come Villanova voices leave audience Just when you thought CONNELLY CENTER CINEMA year with a bang with their to the different lands Candide Sigh. throw kudos your way. In a year true because it got back to the astounded. awards shows Qould not pos- Connelly Center production of the musical comedy travels through. that like most before it, did not gentler side of America, the mom, sibly get any more predictable, Villanova, Pa. "Candide," performance The costumes are always true offer many films with strong Peggy Sue and applp pie side that a that along came the 67th Annual 645-7250 goes beyond anyone's expecta- tc the time and place, whether the leading roles for women in the has been all but lost this half of " CciiiiHdtaili Academy Awards. From the exas- March 31 - "Frankenstein" tions. Based on the short novel characters are on a ship, in an first place, I suppose it only went the century. "Gump" is not just peratin_g three-and-a-half-hour "The Princess Bride" at 11:30 p.m. written by Voltaire in 1758, this exotic country or dressed in their with the pre-determined territory a fantasy because of the unlikely length to the "Forrest Gump" April 7 & 8 — "Interview With the Vampire" play combines humor, love and a usual 1700s attire. The cast that the few actresses playing events the hero innocently finds sweep, my extraordinary powers dazzling musical performance. wardrobe looks as if it were stolen strong willed, independent women himself engaged in, it is a fantasy of clairvoyance were simply aston- The story follows Candide's out of Voltaire's closet. The cos- such as Susan Sarandon, Winona because it barkens to the dead ishing this past Monday night. Ryder journey for love and meaning into OlMMHICHilg tuming enhances the set and and Jodie Foster would be American Dream, bringing it back BELLE AIR NIGHTCLUB Actually, we all know one did not shunned. life if a world of despair, through his makes the characters more color- to only for a mere two hours. March 31 — Dance Club Night with Timlin by have to be Jeanne Dixon to foresee Jeff outrageous adventures and disas- p#ifCMriiKiiiees ful than they already are. Lacking the power to hold an So if not Gump, then who? who would be walking out of the audience's ters. The audience feels as though "Candide" is entertaining and. attention for hours on What film was more deserving? In the Milli# oust* Shrine Auditorium arm in arm Candide has brought them with uplifting with outstanding perfor- end the way the venerable David my admittedly biased, but non- with Mr. Oscar. ^ Letterman him on his journey from Europe mances by the entire cast. It did for those three-plus etheless fair, view injustice was J.C. DOBBS After this year s Grammy to South America and back. His allows the audience to escape hours, I suppose I ought to skip served on a platter to Quentin awards, in Third and South streets the tradition of pretty over my thoughts on the case with journey is fast paced with unfore- Other highlights of the produc- reality and journey with Candide, Tarrantino. Although John Tra- Philadelphia, Pa. much every Grammy program in seen events which leave the tion include the set and costumes. his love Cunegonda and other the evening's biggest letdown's volta's performance was far more 925-4053 the last 10 to 12 years, I figured and predictable of all. Lest I give than audiehce gasping for air. The Vasey Hall stage has been lively characters. Do not miss the anyone could have ever March 31 — Small, Hardvaart and Emory Swank that the mucky mucks of the the The production includes some transformed into a set full of final Villanova Theater perfor- impression of a heartless expected from Vinnie Barbarino, April — entertainment world would 3 Kate Jacobs be nihilist, let me be the first to say I cannot say that of the most challenging music humorous surprises. It is an mance, it would be a tragic mis- he deserved the April 4 — Ronnie Dawson fairly hard-pressed to disappoint & High Noon Villanova has ever attempted and elaborate study which changes as take. "Candide" has performances that, yes, I really did enjoy "For- Oscar more than Tom Hanks. me any further in 1995, but alas, the cast has conquered this chal- Candide moves from one location April 1-2 and April 5-9, Wednes- rest Gump." Yes it was heart- However, the brilliantly sinister I was sadly proven wrong. This lenge with ease. They harmonized to another. The stage gives the days through Saturdays at 8 p.m., warming, yes it made me laugh, "Pulp Fiction" was surely the is not to say that these or any KHYBER PASS PUB with perfection (the Indigo Girls audience a feeling that they are Sundays at 2 p.m. and yes it brought a few tears to cream of the nominee crop. Packed other Academy 56 South Second St. Award presenta- these hardened orbs of mine, but with stellar performances from tions could ever reach the level of Philadelphia, Pa. did it make the actor/director/ Travolta, Samuel L.Jackson, Uma utter fiasco that its musical 440-9683 movie sweep because of this or Thurman and Bruce Willis among cousin perpetuates year in and because it set a good example? others, the weaving, twisting year out, but like any relatives, Karlzen sparkles as musical firecracker Let's face it, "Edward Scissor- storyline was so masterfully they do have their subtle similar- hands" was heartwarming, funny crafted that my heart was broken TIN ANGEL ACOUSTIC CAFE ities. Case in point — Jessica and son Browne and John Hiatt in arists Uavid Hidalgo and Benmont tearjerking, but Johnny Depp in two when those Price Water- 20 S. Second St. By MAURA GIBNEY Lange's best female performance addition to her own East Coast Tech of Los Lx)bos and the Heart- and Tim Burton did not walk house envelopes were torn open. Philadelphia, Pa. Entertainment Editor win for her role in "Blue Sky," away from it with trophies. tours. With each of these steps, breakers respectively. Even Jack- any Only a few short years ago in 928-0987 a film made years ago and shelved Allow me to state also for the 1991, 1 thought for Karlzen is an addict. Mary has moved further away son Browne contributes his vocals sure thit Oscar March 31 — Tracy Nelson due to financial difficulties. Mary "Blue record that I am by no means was opening his Her addiction, however, is from the girl who learned to play to the song "The Way I See It." arms to more April 1 — Adrian Legg Sky" received a less than sunny saying that was not not to drugs or alcohol or even to guitar on a garage sale bargain The songs on Yelling at Mary "Gump" a daring, exciting films when April 2 — Alex Degrassi reception at the box office and cookies. Instead, bought by her brother, to a mature with their rock/pop melodies can wonderful film, because it was. "3ilence of the Lambs" carted off April 3 — Francis Dunnery chocolate chip quickPy disappeared. What a However, I still have to question the lion's share of Karlzen is a slave to music. professional singer, performer only be described as bouncy. One awards. It now Mary wonderful opportunity to follow its Triple Crown victory. It had appears that that This compulsion drove her to lie and songwriter. just cannot remain in a bad mood was a mere in the family footsteps by giving about her age when she was 14 while listening to them. Karlzen's fine acting, a well above average tease. I have not c ompletely given an for MAIN LION NIGHT CLUB award a performance not storyline and some* rather nifty up on the little years old so she could get a job upbeat guitar and little girl voice naked gold man. 625 W. Lancaster Ave. done in the year the awards wiere special effects. But a lot of movies but if he does not in a record store. It compelled her are the perfect tools to propel the want to go the Wayne, Pa. given to an Old Academy favorite a movie was marked for of to leave her hometown in Chicago songs forward while her lyrics Oscar way the Grammy, he is going 688-2900 who has been nominated often, have fine acting and a good sto- for South Florida where she Y0lUngatM€ayls ground them and provide to have to learn to be a little more and who has not won an award ryline, and when was the last time dangerous. bounced from college to record substance. suie to pto0$0 all Yelling at Mary is sure to please Store jobs to a stint with a local THEATRE folk rock band. It showed her "a all listeners but will probably be OF THE LIVING ARTS Hsieiieis but will 334 South St. great deal [of] being part of a band more popular among females. The — about music, harmony and piobQiily be lyrics speak of such things like 'Circie' of pure cliarm Philadelphia, Pa. ^ • • 922-1011 life." It has provided her with a personal independence as in the • March 31 — launching pad from which her more popular song "Everybody's Sleeping" Jeffrey Gaines refuses to April 1 — Del Amitri career could skyrocket. Finally, it ("But don't think for a minute you By ELAINE PAOLONI get involved with him sequent events later in the film April has produced a great new album among fomalos. can hurt me/ 'cause I see the Senior Reporter to the dismay of her family. cause her to have second thoughts 2 — Graham Parker and the Episodes with Steve Junker April 4 — 10,000 titled Yelling at Mary. future and all it sees is me.") and Benny has two friends. Eve and about the decision she has made. Maniacs Mary Karlzen recorded two quest for a personal identity as in Nan, with whom she grew up. Eve These same occurrences also albums before this new release, "Stronger" ("And I always is an orphan and was brought up bring about a question of Mary Karlzen (1992) and Hide There is simply not a bad song thought I would be/a stronger girl by the nuns. Nan seems to be friendship. trapped in THE TOWER (1993). She has earned the title of on this album. In addition to than the one/that lives in me.") a world which she The plot not only addresses 69th & Ludlow St. most-played indie artist in net- Karlzen's outstanding talents. Well, Mary, if this album is any desperately desires to leave respect for the Church, one's Upper Darby, Pa. work history from VH-1 and has Yelling at Mary also taps into the indication of the girl you are, then behind. The three friends reunite morals and one's body, but a at college, after 352-0313 performed with Bob Dylan, Jack- expertise of musicians like guit- I would not worry about anything. some years of prevailing issue throughout also April being apart, and once again they examines one's respect for his or 1 — The Black Crowes with The Dirty Dozen Brass Band begin to enjoy each others her parents. Obvious in Benny's company. relationship to her folks, there is Hatfield expands with Only Everything Attending college opens several a high degree of honor and grat- doors for each of the three women. itude toward her parents. The TROCADERO 1003-05 Arch St. It is a place of discovery and only problem is their desire for her table melodies, this is possibly Hatfield's previous work. Only Philadelphia, By CARA BECKERICH growth for each of them. On her to marry the shop assistant. This Pa. Assistant Entertainment Editor Hatfield's best work yet. It is a Everything was -created with a 923-7625 <> first day at school, Benny sees the is one area of discussion on which completely unhindered creative man of her dreams. Nan introdu- Benny will not bend. No matter flow. On the track "What a Life" ces her to Jack (Chris O'Donnell) how unwelcome her dissent is by she stepped out and up to the mic who eventually becomes her beau. her parents, Benny is determined with a new found freedom -aiaSkaiament MIDDLE Juliana Hatfield was without a and Jack's friend entertains Eve, while to marry for love, not convenience. EAST improvised. basic idea 126 Chestnut St. doubt predisposed to be a ^M had a basic She had a This destroys a part of her family, great of what she \yanted to and just Philadelphia, Pa. woman of success. Her say and continues to jeopardize her newest realease Only Everything idea of wNrt she let her train of thought flow. The 9222-EAST pCiielo of MmKis" relationship with Jack. However, outcome March 31 supercedes the highest expecta- was anything but less ii/^ircle of Friends" is so far in the end, Benny's perseverance - PM & The New Breed, Larry Mitchell and Poot tions that waiiieaiosay then April 1 — Brain could have ever been perfect. What was intended V^one of the most delightful hisoforwieortfw and strength win out. Damage conceived. films of the year. Set in Ireland April 3 — Urban Dance Squad €»id jui^ tot her The fortitude and resilience Hatfield's first solo ifiortcMlgMMul endeavor in the 1940s and '50s, this is a tale which Benny possesses make her after the demise of her long time tfoin of ttiCHisM of three young women and their the incredible character that she trio The Blake Babies, Hey Babe, The oirteome into let fnimofltMyMSNr.. wa$ passage adulthood. Do not is. Even when the toughest of was part of a musical experimen- 1km. this description deter anyone from aiiylMiig loii times hits, the woman always AMC tation process that continued but seeing the movie. It is not as dull ANTHONY WAYNE THEATER seems to have it together. She is 105 W. Lancaster Ave. through her second album, with as it sounds. In fact, "Circle of Nan feels the need to meet a more a stable and admirable person. ttien pwlect« Wayne, Pa. her band. The Juliana Hatfield Friends" is a refreshing combina- sophisticated, older man. There This is a fact that allows audience 688-0800 Three, Become What You Are tion of a love story and a comedy, are triumphs and pitfalls in each members to empathize with her (1993). The latter which was giant step which brings her to with definite elements of serious- of these relationships, although so well. supported by a broader musical ness and even suspense. those create such lyrical wonders such to be a trial take ended up being belonging to Benny and Nan The plot of the film is overflow- base, paved the wsfy for character, Benny Only as "Dying Proof" ("Find you used in the final mix. The main are highlighted mostly throughout ing with clever lines and brilliant AMC BRYN MAWR TWIN THEATER Everything. "I'm definitely getting turning (Minnie Driver), is an amazing the film. blue it's easy to discern Hatfield herself is extremely situations that dearly reflect life 824 Lancaster Ave. closer to what I am," says Hatfield person. She is the only child in of the truth I can see what not to pleased with the outcome as an One the main themes in as we, too, experience it. Not just Bryn Mawr, Pa. about her new place. . . After eight her family and is expected to "Circle of Friends" is the do one look at you the dying entire project. "I've been accused conflict Benny, but the entire cast of 525-2662 years of waiting, it finally hap- proof") marry a man her parents believe of the "good Catholic young lady." and "Bottles and Flowers" of being too sincere in the past, characters is loveable, and the pened." It is everything she will be good in helping her take The decision to have sex for ("So alone Somebody take me like with Hey Babe. You do get the superb acting gives the already explains it to be, full of just the home alone too long it drags over the business one day. The first time is met by all three engaging film an even further on ridiculed, and I was probably ERIC TWIN ARDMORE right amount of sweetness and it's so wrong only problem is that the man they women and each handles it in her so alone-Catatonic affected by that. My lyrics are a boost. "Circle of Friends" is a solid 34 W. Lancaster Ave. attidue to ensure its success. insomniac lying in want her to marry is repulsive in own way. Although Benny feels the grass"). little more cryptic now, but that's and sound, "go see." The move Ardmore, Pa. Comprised of a combination of This album is Hatfield's a variety of ways. The usually she is in love with Jack, she will entertain at the least, first how I like it. It's more interesting. and 642-2000 swirling guitar riffs and unforget- ever co-produced endeavor. obedient daughter continually hesitates to sleep with him. Sub- hopefully enlighten. Unlike I never meant to be so open." Pag» 24 •THE VILLANOVAN • March 31, 1995

N T E R T A IN. M Muses' end musical drought on Universify

By TOM JOYCE idence, RI.'s WBRU and Boston's they sound more polished and Staff Reporter WFNX was 1991 's The Real Ram- edgier than ever. From songs like ona. Some might recall the catchy lyrics and guitar riffs of l!l0Miii^ For all you Throwing Muses songs like fans out there who writhing "Counting Backwards" and "Not tticiii in agony when you thought that Too Soon." Shortlv after the ymm mow they had fizzled out last year, liiir ils^ writhe no more! Lead singer, Kristen Hersh is back from a solo "Bright Yellow Gun" (if you can venture, along with bandmates fhough tt^y lici¥0 figure this one David Narcizo and Bernard out you're a lyrical genius to "Start" with its subtle Georges, and the trio sounds lines "I start as his knees/and I'll stronger than ever. Their latest end in his dreams," the Muses effort. University, reaffirms the oioiiiKl siiic# the become unleashed and thrash notion that the Muses' sound is around with Hersh's voice coming quirky and ever-changing. across as powerful and childlike Though they have been kicking lYmnMrliig at the same time. Rounding out around since the mid-'SOs, Throw- Mii^ the album are the melancholy ing Muses have yet to gain any h

Villanovan editors caught in the act during their usual Saturday night editing orgy.

Seek 'N' Find By ANDREW GRIBBIN

WY R I S N A H G H U J G H T T Ansonia, O A L C SOCK S E O R V I C E SILL AOMN F D T JELLY A N L L A L MO A H K A N P R A L O A B A V R T H OM A S A N H T S WR E G U L A T O R S H B K H N A A E C E R E V E R T E H E E A H C LOCK S E E S R L T E R E V K G L OH O V U M I L E D S R L E I OWK I G A D H S I C U E T N E H C V L H G E E M HO E A I HM B U A A E R I D E B G E G A I R R A C R WM R R DM A I S L M E I A K G A L M A E A WO L T S E RO F N Y E R W T T Y E L L A V H H G I L S I O T G R A D F A THE RMG T H "tTWUti'

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March 31, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 27 Baseball dominating

(Continued from page PERSONALS CLASSIFIEDS 32) For the year, the team has AND With the tying run at the plate, scored 250 runs in 20 games, far Ice Hockey Klopp coaxed a knubber back to surpassing last season's 219 runs the pitcher which allowed a play over the course of 41 games. at the plate. Pitt then survived a "We get ourselves out," said double play when the umpire Bennett. "If we're doing what we ruled that the first baseman had can do, there aren't many pitchers Help Personals been Wanted Help Wanted For Rent drawn off the bag. With two who can get us out." oats, Pitt again loaded the bases. This past Tuesday's game ver- This time Klopp caught the Pitt sus Philadelphia Textile was Villanova Univer- batter looking at a wicked third canceled due to a rampant illness ProfVMlonals Needed In — Texas Volun- Babysitter Naedad — Mondays and Wed- Villanova Campus Area Rsntais — Your Mag — We'll have to go out drinking strike. Klopp finished out the on the Textile team. This sity freshman de- teers for Educational and Social Sen/ices 3-7 wee- nesdays from p.m. plus occasional other choice of desirable houses and apartments, sometime! I think Humcanes. Melontmlls. ninth inning for his third (VESS) seeks human service worlters, save of kend, the team travels nights. Starting May through summer. Three from $300/month/person. including heat & Hand Grenades, and the Tropical Isle are to Seton teachers, nurses, refugee/immiaration chiMren, the year, making the 12-9 final fenseman Bruce Lo- ages 7, 5. and 3. Must have own water, no-fee charged. Call PMA today (610) calling our names! Better watch out for that one Hall for three games. Next Tues- workers, parish and youth ministers Tor one transportation. Wage negotiable. Call Judy at 525-7351. INCOMINQ fleet! Love. Steph of the more exciting games of the year of volunteer service. Benefits: profes- 520-9560 ASAP. day the Cats return home for a season. range was recently sional experience, housing, stipend, insu- game against Monmouth at 3 p.m. rance, loan deferment, one year residence Maura — I don't really think you are a The teams returned to the field in Texas. For more info., call 1 -800-771 -5677, monster. A clown maybe, but not a monster! named the ECAC Gladwyne, Chlldcare Needed in home for For Rant — Single, 1 BDRM efficiency on Sunday for their third match- write: VESS, 3001 S. Congress Ave.. Austin, Love. Meg 5 year and old girls. in Texas 78704-6489, fax: 512-441-5055. or 2 year Live or out apartment $373> utilities a month. Student up. This time, Villanova never South ice contact your campus Career Planning and Hours and days may vary. Must be able to registered. Washer/ Dryer. Private parking. hockey trailed, winning 13-1. Behind the John Placement Office. provide own transportation to and from home. Nice neighborhood. Call Steve at 527-1871. Call (215) 487-2000 (Daytime) or (610) 642- Beth & Kelly — Thanks for celebrating with seven inning shutout performance Rookie-of-the-Year. 5229 (Nighttime). me. Ralph the porcelain god also thanks you byjuniorLarry Williams, for my gastric sacrifice. Love. Maura the Cats Summer employment — Coed camp on left little doubt about who was the This past season, lake in Vermont s green mountains seeks: Miscellaneous Clifford Earn $3000-$5000 & gain valuable business dominant team. Williams was 1995 staff — swim, sail, canoe, arts & crafts, Little Brother — I figured it had been a while, experience selling yellow page advertising in Lorange notched 13 head land sports, gymnastics, hiking, music, given Big East Pitcher of the Week (Continued from page 32) . . . here's personal. Villanova's Official Telephone Directory. PT so a Remember Little is special events/evening programmer, RN the operative word here. Meg Sprino & FT SUMMER. Excellent marketing/ Defense of Underage Drinidng and Similar honors for his two-hit other players. driver. 6/24-8/21 . Camp Dunmore, 8 White assists and added two sales/advertising resume txx)ster. Contact Offsnaes — For a free initial Birch Dr., Rye, N.Y. 10580; (914) 967-4869 telephone performance. "John has really been the cata Karl Smith, Campus Telephone Directory consultation, please call: Michael R. Sher, (evenings & weekends) or call Sheri Robin Freshman first baseman lyst of I Rick our team," said (610)940-1515. Esquire Amy — just wanted to say hi, since I know Coach goals for at (610) 642-6706. (610) 640-2002. 15 points as you always check these! Welsh powered the 'Nova offense Bennett. HELP WANTED — Men/Women earn up to with a pair of home runs and four Clifford did not exactly except the Icecats finished $480 weekly assembling circuit boards/ Proven Job Saarci) Tacttniquea. Step-by- The Office of Undergraduate Admission is runs batted in. the title, but he did Christine — Happy Birthday!! Hope admit that the seeking highly motivated, adaptable, and electronic components at noma. Experience step auide to doing a thorough job searcn. your unnecessary, will inten/iew went well and you come For the three game series, 'Nova more he becomes involved, with an 11-13 re- dependable students in good academic train. Immediate openings Incluaes "Resumes That Communicate." home the in your local area. Call Send mailirig SMILING! Love, Me standing to work as assistants in the general 1-602-680-7444. Ext name, address and $15.00 hit .412 with Steve Young, Brian more his teammates respond in recruitment and admission activities of the 102C. check/money order to: Practical Answers, cord. Fili, John Clifford and Kleinz all kind. office. The position requires 15 hours per Inc.. 614 South 8th St. Suite 305-G. Phila, week. To find out more details, please stop PA 19147. hitting .500 or better. Fili, who "I just play the game hard and by the reception GoH shop salMperson at private country Msurs — Do you want me to dress in drag desk of the Office of provided the it and do the hula? margin of victory in rubs off on someone else," John Underoraduate Admission located on the first club 20-30 hrs./wk. Seasonal. Call Terry at Meg the floor ofAustin Hall. Deadline date April 5th. (610) 828-9370. second game with two round said. Personals trippers, also shone defensively Catalyst or not, if Clifford keeps Steph — It's your fault that I'm so busy! What with several acrobatic putting Lifeguards certified full time, part time, plays in up the same numbers, you are you tryina to to well, I I need a student to come to my house every do me? Oh love MenfK)rial Day to Labor Day. Turn-Key Pool. center field. can just call him "winner." morning in the summer from 8 o'clock until you anyway. Meg (610)828-5590. 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possible nights, or 240X1 . Best offer. Call X8143. done! Can't wait until Monday night! weekends. $6.00/hr. Call Meg & Women's Lacrosse vs. Lehigh Peter Hagopian at (610) 293-4713. Steph 1:00 p.m. Karin — Thanks for taking for Softball me out my vs. Providence 1:00 p.m. Mi first legal beer. Next stop: a strip joint April 4 Baseball CARRIBEAN/MEXICO $189ir/t. CALIFOR- Mom, Dad, Sitannon ft LIndaayl vs. Monmouth 3:00 p.m. NIA $129, EUROPE $169. tf you can beat Aprils Men's Tennis vs. Lawn wforfc Spring cleanup $7.00/hr. in Bryn Duquesne 9:30 a.m. these Dhces, start your own airline! Air-Tech, Mawr, must have transportation. Call Karen Men's Lacrosse vs. Joan Ltd. tmW (212) 219-7000 or E-mail info@ — As Sebastian said. "Kiss the girf." Georgetown 1:00 p.m. Monnig (610) 525-5218. Mura Lulia — I am your father ... No, it's not true aerotech. com. Softball vs. Boston — from Star Wars " 1:00 p.m.

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J I* Men extend record to 9-3 with winning strealc Baseball Statistics

exceptional before. road Kennedy played near flawless Men's By CHRISTINA There was play The co-captain took both ware State on Sunday. The tennis, crushing Delaware with HUNGSPRUKE from sophomores No. 2 singles sets, only giving up five games, trip from the previous day must Starters (started in at least half the games): identical scores of 6-0, 6-0. Staff Reporter Jerry Prior and No» 3 Pat Shall- 6-2, 6-3. After dropping his first not have taken its toll on the Like cross. Prior racked up a straight set 4-6, senior Alfredo Maduro squad because 'Nova clobbered Campbell, rookie Testa took to Name AB R - H 2b 3b HR RBI BB SO BA SA OBA court for the first time as a The men's tennis team kicked set victory over the visiting Hawk (No. 5) turned his play up a notch the visiting team 7-0. Coach the RyanMcGinty track 75 34 32 1 season. 6 18 19 9 .427 .533 .537 off a very hectic week with the team. Breaking his opponent to dominate in the second and Batman's starting lineup looked a starter this spring Anchor- at the No. Steve Young 67 18 27 1 19 14 first of four matches last Tuesday twice in both sets, he easily took final sets 6-0, 6-2. For the only first little different than usual. It ing the Cats 6 spot, 2 .403 .418 .512 6-3. Testa let only six games get away against Monmouth College. In a the match 6-2, 'Nova's No. 3 year starter in the singles seemed as if it were veteran/ John Clifford 75 25 30 7 1 4 31 6 4 .400 .680 .442 taking the match 6-2, hard fought match that took starter, Shallcross, also worked lineup. Young's play at the No. 6 rookie day on the court for the from him, opens Jason Casscsa 68 23 26 6 2 3 25 13 7 .382 .662 .500 almost half on a break point opportunity in spot was nothing less than perfect. talent 6-4. 'J three and a hours and Wildcats. Most of the new their two different locations to com- the second set to take his match His opponent did not get on the got a chance to display what got Taking a break from No. Brian Fili 69 34 25 6 1 2 14 24 10 .362 .565 .526 plete, the Cats fell to the Hawks 6-4, ,7-5. The two sophomores then scoreboard the entire match as he them a spot on the squad. 1 doubles spot, Frick and Cavalier I Larry Kleinz 71 20 24 7 1 2 21 5 3 .338 .549 .407 2-5. teamed up in doubles action to won 6-0, 6-0. Heading the team in the No. 1, watched as Prior and Shallcross Rick Welsh 80 season Darkness suspended play on the dominate their opponents in an 8- On its first and only away 2 and 3 spots were the seniors gave it a go in their positions. 20 25 7 2 5 23 8 24 .313 .638 .382 3 proset. Prior Shall- in Playing together at No. 2 for the unlit courts on West Campus for Both and match the month of March, Frick, Cavalier and Maduro. MattNcyland 68 14 21 4 1 26 5 6 .309 .412 .360 two of the six singles matches. cross' straight set victories Coach Batman's squad brought Frick, in the No. 1 position, broke first time since the start of the Play was then resumed on the improved their personal records to back a commanding 6-1 win over his four-match singles losing season, nothing seemed to change. Subs (played in at least half the games): I By illuminated courts behind Sulli- 6-3 and 7-2, respectively. Fairfield last Saturday boosting streak with a display of dominat- The sophomores dominated, tak- ROMAN VACCARI 8-1. For the first time Name Staff Reporter van for the remaining No. 4 and With only one day of practice its record to 8-3. ing play. Dropping only two games ing the set AB R H 2b 3b HR RBI Sanjo Shatley BB SO BA SA No. 6 spots. Senior co-captain between matches, the Cats took Prior, Shallcross, Cavalier, the entire match, Frick posted an this season, senior Kyle Jamaitis OBA i' 8 2 4 1 ^ As Villanova students Bryan Cavalier (No. 4) saw his on Lafayette last Thursday. Dom- Maduro and Kennedy all regis- impressive 6-1, 6-1 win. Cavalier, and sophomore Doug Dieter took 5 3 .500 .625 await a Dave Marlow .636 match slowly slip inating heavily in singles tered straight the No. 2 spot. Both had expe- 11 4 5 warm and beautiful spring, some away after both the set wins for the usually in the No. 4 position, was 1 4 2 .455 .727 .500 of the men's having dominated in first and doubles play, Cats. Break after break, right at in No. 2 spot. rienced doubles play last season Chris outdoor track and the set the squad 'Nova home the Rascher 13 4 5 1 8 3 field team got a 6-2. Monmouth then took the romped over Lafayette with an dominated in every aspect of the He rolled over his opponent 6-3, and in the fall season where they 2 .385 .846 .500 head start by Jason Landon 11 6 spending this past second set 6-4. Cavalier's opponent impressive 6-1 victory. match from start to finish. In the 6-1. out seniors play held perfect records. This match 4 1 weekend at the Rounding 4 2 1 .364 .455 .462 Jim Florida Relays. The meet served also went on to convert one break Once again leading the way for No. 4 position, Cavalier played was Maduro in the No. 3 spot. Like just added to that record. The two McCarthy 31 17 10 2 1 9 6 1 .323 .484 as a preparation point in the third and final set to the Cats were sophomores Prior two flawless sets in the matter of his fellow senior Frick, Maduro registered an impressive 8-1 win .450 for the regular season; however, post a 2-6, 6-4, 7-5 victory for the (6-3, 6-1) and Shallcross (6-4, 6-4). an hour to sweep his Fairfield also only dropped two games, over their competition. Senior Ian Villanova ath- letes only Hawks. In almost a mirror image In his No. 3 spot, Shallcross' very competition 6-0, 6-0. In his debut taking his match with an identical Moran and first-year player Sun- competed in a few Name ERA WL G IP ER BB events. These events of Cavalier's match, first-year consistent play brought yet anoth- in the singles lineup, Kennedy score, 6-1, 6-1. tosh Murthy teamed up for the H SO HR included the in 400mIH, the shot put, the javelin player Rich Young (No. 6) also saw er victory, extending his winning dropped only one game (6-0, 6-1) In the bottom of the lineup, first first time in the No. 3 position John Klopp 2.00 1;0 10 18.0 13 4 4 12 1 and both his match stretch into three long streak to three games. For No. 4 to anchor the Wildcats at the No. veteran and the the 4 x 200 meter and year players Rob Campbell, the lineup. The Larry Williams 2.00 4^0 5 27.0 21 6 24 27 1 the 4 X 400 meter Relays. sets. After taking the first set 6- Cavalier, play was much quicker 6 spot. Kennedy and Mike Testa took to rookie gave up only three games Accord- Craig Culhane 3-0 ing to Coach Marshall, those 3, Young dropped the next two 3- and less difficult than the three- Playing in back to back the court in the No. 4, 5 and 6 the entire match to rack up an 8- 3.13 5 23.0 21 8 7 10 3 who partook in the meet 6, 4-6. setter he played just two days matches, the Cats hosted Dela- positions. Both Campbell and 3 victory over Delaware State. were able to David Hcrr 3.25 4-0 5 27.2 24 10 17 24 1 compete against some With this win, the Cats have adequate Casey Geib 3.65 0^ 5 12.1 16 5 competition as they extended their record to 9-3 with 2 7 1 prepare for the beginning of the a three-game winning streak. regular season. The men's tennis team will be had away most of this upcoming week. _ "We a very good meet," coach Marshall said. "[We] The squad will be hosting Mt. St. Softball Statistics played Starters (started in against some decent Mary's April 1. Then the Cats will at least half the games): competi- tion." go on the road against Drexel Name AB R H 2b 3b HR RBI One of the Cats' strongest April 3, La Salle April 4 and BB SO BA SA OBA CAMPUS Bridget Baxter 60 16 25 events this year is the 400IH as Towson State April 6. 1 7 4 2 .417 .450 .453 was seen in Florida. Talented Andrea Ciconte 65 8 26 3 2 11 2 7 .400 .435 freshman Kareem Archer finished Kelli McCoy 56 9 20 1 fourth in this event with a time 9 8 4 .357 .375 .438 of 54.40. Senior Chuck Silvester Kim Bullock 40 4 13 2 5 7 4 1 5 .325 .375 .400 also ran Women's Water Polo and finished in eighth Carrie Dunn 58 5 17 5 place. Coach Marshall was excited Tournament 16 4 .293 .379 .349 Brenda Roach 48 with the performances of these 7 13 2 2 8 3 CORNER .271 .396 .327 two Cats, because they nearly ran Laura Hickey 0~ Today thru 47 8 12 1 \ 6 5 2 .255 .277 .327 personal bests. 2 Natalie Black 25 6 5 As expected, the Florida Relays 2 5 Sunday 6 2 .200 .200 .375 served as a good warm-up for the at duPont Pool Subs (played in at least half the games): javelin throwers. The young throwers were led by Steve Miller, Name AB R H 2b who 3b HR RBI BB SO BA SA OBA managed to make it to the tonight: 'Nova Sucy Black 25 6 11 finals of the event with a throw 7 7 2 1 4 1 1 .440 .640 Amy MuUane .462 of 169 feet, two inches, good plays Souderton 23 1 8 1 2 1 .348 .391 .400 enough for eighth place. Steve Jessica DeLucca 24 5 Bienko, a transfer at 6 1 1 3 from the Naval 7 p.m. 2 I .250 .375 .333 TinaSabunas 17 Academy, and sophomore Brian 1 4 2 2 2 .235 .235 .316 McNamara also threw well. Betsy Kautz 3 3 9 3 2 1 1 "A great accomplishment," 1 .222 .333 -.222 Marshall said of the relay teams. Top Pitchers (at least 10 innings): Their strong effort in the 4 x Name ERA 200 meter and 4 x 400 meter relays WL G IP H ER BB SO HR was the most exciting part TinaSabunas 0.18 of the 11-2 17 76.1 6 6 36 2 6 85 weekend for the Cats. In both Night Sports Bar Jen Cornelius 3.09 4-3 events Club and 13 45.1 45 20 the Wildcats ran one of 16 13 1 Brenda Roach 5.25 their best times in the last five 0-1 7 12.0 12 YOU WANTED HEALTHY LOW FAT FOODS THAT TASTE GREAT TONIGHT 9 10 6 years. The 4 x 200 meter consisted STRANGE AS of senior Devian Logan, sopho- more J.R. Mcllwain, Archer and ANGELS plus anchorman Chuck Silvester. PHEBE & BRIAN Home Together this group posted a time SO HERE YOU ARE of 1:27.73, finishing in third. As for the 4 x 400 relay, Andreas Von Games: Scheele, Mcllwain, Archer SATURDAY, APRIL 1 and 6 Silvester ran the relay in 6 3:13.45, THE LOST BOYS enough to finish seventh. More & SLICK KINGDOM Softball importantly, the time was good RILL enough to qualify the Cats for the tomorrow IC4A, a league meet that occurs THURS,, APRIL 6 later in the year. DIZZY MONKS vs. Clearly, the Florida Relays was ANDWIOBHl a good preseason meet for 'Nova moK as some of the athletes were able FRI., APRIL 7 Providence to train. Signs of an impressive FUNNYBONE season are apparent. at 1 p.m. Looking ahead, the Wildcats will open the season on April 1 SATURDAY, APRIL 8 at two different meets as Coach and Marshall has decided to split the LOVE SEED team. The distance runners will MAMA JUMP Baseball open up at the Hot Spring Invi- CCOLI tational. Even though this is the first meet of Tuesday the season, it is FINAL FOUR treated as though it was a cham- pionship event for the top schools BIG SCREEN BASKETBALL vs. in the country. Marshall looks to CAE FOOD k BEVERAGE SPECIALS evaluate the Cats after their Monmouth performance against this stiff PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN competition. The rest of 625 W. Lancaster Avo.. Wayne. PA the Wildcats (the sprinters The Villanova rugby team lost to Temple this past weekend. On Saturday, the team will take and the 688-2900 on Princeton. at 3 p.m. throwers) will open up at the Miami Gatorade Track and Field Meet. P«g» 30 • THE VILLANOVAN • March 31, 1995 Wolfman's Views from the Clieapseats

stop Jordan that night would have By JONATHAN PASSMAN The Year, bestowed that hpnor Georgetown, Connecticut and Milwaukee Rufus King, a 6-foot- Staff Columnist been to mug him outside before upon him only to keep him in the North Carolina. Though the sche- 7 forward. 17 the game. fold rather than risk Miami bring- dule is by no means final (over the ... Everybody says that next At the old minor league baseball ... A lot of commotion has been "ing in someonfe who could improve last two years, games with Ken- year will really be our year if Mr. field in Durham, NC, immortal- made about attempted fan boy- upon that talent. tucky and Indiana fell through)^ Kittles stays. One major question ized in the film Bull Durham, cotts of baseball this summer, . . . Hey underclassmen without two things are locked up: the Maui that keeps popping up in my feeble there is a sign beyond the outfield regardless of whether real or Classic over Thanksgiving and a mind though: If we do not "get" I fence in the shape of a bull. The replacement players are on the game against Purdue at the Pond Bigus, will our frontcourt depth gimmick is simple: Hit the bull, field. For once, I agree with these in Anaheim in the 2nd Annual of Zeffy Penn and Jamie Gregg be win a free steak dinner. With our yahoos. I shouldn't even waste the John Wooden Classic. enough to last an entire season? baseball team tattooing the ball,- semi-valuable space talking about ... Incoming guard Howard ... For those of you out there, I wonder what happens if one of these idiots, but I am so disgusted Brown battled through foul trou- and you 16 know who you are, I the sluggers hits the guard booth by the attitudes on both sides that ble late in the game to score 28 do not know if Kerry is staying on the way to the West Campus I will not be attending any points and grab eight rebounds in or going to the NBA. As far as I games apartments. Will they win a roast this year. For once, I will start the PIAA AAA Championship last know, Kerry does not know if he pig? going to minor league Friday. Pottstown, his lame duck is staying or going. games. I . . . I'm kidding, of course. I love Maybe I'll start with a Blue Rocks school, lost to Blackhawk in the ... Does God have a sense of t our public safety officers and game. humor or what? Why else would or Thunder game. Or even a i would never insult them. I do Villanova game. The Cats are 18- ... The Wolfman hears that he allow Michael Jordan to torch »' wonder if they will try to win seats are free (bad Rafael Bigus is ready to make a the Knicks at the Garden for 55, 3, good seats positions on the Olympic cycling decision either this weekend or points on Tuesday, are free), parking is already paid »• count em, 55 team in Atlanta next year. next week on which college he will said afterwards that for, and they are not a bunch of * John Starks ... Leonard Hamilton recently spoiled prima donnas playing be attending or if he will be Jordan played a good game. John, for was awarded a four year contract Trom Vie of misguided morons. shuffling off to Europe. The John, John ... perhaps a Httle a bunch Or, extension after Miami won nine Wildcats apparently are still defense would have slowed Jordan if they are, at least they do not conference games this year, a CWEAP SEATS interested in Dianti Flemorl of down. Nahhh, the only way to fight on SportsCenter every night. tremendous turnaround from the donut they posted in the win column last year. Still, Hamilton's substitution patterns are consi- Intramural Championships dered erratic at best and what he cars next year: Whispers say to has done with Constantin Popa pray that the SEPTA strike ends over the years could hardly be soon. Apparently, Villanova could considered coaching. Several peo- have as many as six games at the ple wonder if his fellow coaches, CoreStates Spectrum next year: who voted him Big East Coach of Temple, LaSalle, Syracuse,

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'Nova pounds Pitt to win battle of cats

By JOE PATTERSON the course of three innings. The most noticeable aspect of The Cats came out flat and Catcher Clifford Sports Editor the game may have been the Cats' again found themselves trailing "We expect to be able to score offense, but just as impressive early. After two innings, 'Nova runs," said Bennett. "We have The machine known as the was Herr's ability to settle down was down 3-0, and, after Pitt's kids who can play from behind." anchors team Villanova baseball team continues and pitch five straight scoreless fifth inning, 'Nova trailed 6-0. The Villanova, who had been fooled to methodically chew through its innings to earn his fourth win of fans were becoming by Pitt's Campbell for four anxious as it By MARK SPOONAUER schedule. The team swept a nor- the year. He is now 4-0 with a 3.25 appeared as though the Cats innings, chased the pitcher from Sports Editor ' * mally potent Pitt team this past earned run average. would be tasting defeat for the the game with one out in the sixth weekend to give the Cats 18 Offensively, Villanova banged first time on northern soil. inning. There are many reasons why victories. The 18 wins match the out six l^ome runs, with third Junior Craig Culhane, who "He melted down and we hit the Villanova Wildcat baseball team's total for last year when it baseman Jason Cassesa and short- entered the game with a 3-0 record him good," said Bennett. team has jumped out to an 18-3 went 18-23. stop Larry Kleinz hitting two and a 1.00 earned run average, Sophomore Trevor Pepkowski start. One of them is catcher John Pitt, who won all three of last shots apiece. Cassesa, who was struggled. In five innings, he gave relieved Culhane in the sixth Clifford, who is as good at the year's contests against 'Nova, given Big East honors for the up seven hits, including a tower- inning. The former Big East plate as he is behind it. came to Villanova's McGeehan week, knocked in six runs on 3- ing home run shot that cleared the Rookie of the Year, hampered by A transfer from Dartmouth, Field with an impressive 17-3 for-4 hitting. security booth past the confines injuries all season, pitched two Clifford is batting .400 in 75 at record. Things looked bad for the The game went only seven of the left field fence. Despite not strong innings before he began to bats and is leading the team in home team as they quickly fell innings since it was the front-end pitching nearly as well as he is .struggle. Junior John Klopp was batted in with 31. His early behind 3-0 in its first conference of a doubleheader, so the 20-3 capable of pitching, Culhane kept called on to bail the team out. runs success with the bat can match-up. Unshaken by senior ace score was not indicative of how the Panthers within striking The Panthers had battled back season David Herr's early struggles, lopsided the game could have range for the Cats. to within two runs before Klopp be attributed to a rigorous presea- 'Nova responded with five runs in been. "We felt good when Craig got nailed the lid shut. Facing several son program. a lot of swings," f the bottom of the first. After a short break, Villanova us through five," said Head Coach bases loaded situations in the "We just took Of- That five run outburst ignited faced the difficult task of coming George Bennett. "He didn't have eighth inning, the righty kept Pitt John said. "It's basically just the Cats. After five innings, 'Nova back and immediately playing his best stuff baffled with an assortment of repetition." ) the today, but he's ethic, had scored 20 unanswered runs. team they had just pounded. pitched very well for us all along." ever-moving, off-speed pitches. Clifford's work as well as Six of the runs were unearned, Compounding the problem was Villanova, despite trailing by "John Klopp is money in the the team's, has by no means though, as Pitt suffered from poor that Pitt would have its stopper six runs, remained poised and bank," said Bennett. faltered since the winter. Under execution and four errors. on the mound. unleashed 11 straight runs over (Continued on page 27) the supervision of new hitting coach Joe Calfapietra, the Cats have experimented with different ,1 bats and strategies, but it is the ;iS3f*^?f^ sheer number of swings taken ."* every practice that has allowed 'Nova to put up the big numbers. "We're taking 200 swings a day," said Clifford. Behind the plate, Clifford is ^^' getting used to his new pitching rotation. "I'm learning what signs to use with the different pitchers and what pitches we need to use to get guys out," said John. Perhaps more important, though, is that the chemistry between Clifford and the pitchers is improving. "I'm really getting along with all of the pitchers, with the whole team," John said. The other catchers have also facilitated Clifford's transition to Villanova. As a starter, John does not believe that there is any tension between him and the other three catchers, especially fellow housemate Chris Rescher. " -P^ «:. "Chris has caught whole games and won them," Clifford said. "There is no competition. He really gives me a break."

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PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN players, and we travel with about 25," Despite losinfi to Temple 7-6 on Wednesday, the baseball team has really lit up the scoreboard this season. The team has already said Clifford. "If you don't made noise in the Big East by beating Pitt three times. Villanova's 250 runs surpasses its total from all of last year. play hard on a team as talented as this one, there are a lot of guys who could take your place." Nevertheless, John is playing well not simply because he is Softball continues Its winning ways aware of the competition, but because his motivation comes from within, which is made pos- By MARC ANGELACCIO inning and added three more runs took over on the mound and gave baseman Baxter tripled and was sible by the coaching style of Head Assistant Sports Editor in the fifth to secure the 5-2 up only two runs in five sparkling driven home on freshman Brenda Coach George Bennett. » victory. Sophomore second base- innings. This pitching effort was Roach's single. Roach then "We are self-motivated," Clif- Villanova's softball team exper- man Bridget Baxter was 2-for-4 all the Cats needed as they col- advanced on a Ciconte single and ford said. "[Coach Bennett] lets us ienced its third winning week in with two runs scored while junior lected three runs on seven hits to both scored on a double by senior do the work. If you don't want to a row, going 6-2 by sweeping third baseman Andrea Ciconte edge out their opponent. first baseman Carrie Dunn to do it, it's going to show." double-headers against Lafayette was 3-for-3 with three runs batted So far this season, Cornelius close out the barrage. Seton Hall Though he tries to concentrate and West Chester and splitting in. has provided a consistent effort would threaten with a run in the on improving his entire game, one double-headers against Seton Hall Baxter and Ciconte have supp- from the mound. Cornelius has a seventh, but it was not enough to of the areas John would like to and Lehigh. With contributions lied much of the offense for solid 4-3 record with a 3.09 earned catch Villanova. work on as the season progresses from both the young and veteran Villanova this season. Through 22 run average. These are particular Sabunas was again pitching for is his base running. talent, the team has compiled an games, Baxter is hitting .417 with ly impressive numbers consider- the Cats. The heralded hurler "I don't want to focus on one overall 19-7 record. a .450 slugging percentage while ing it is only her first year at the pitched no-hit ball through six area, unless the coach tells me to, combination Ciconte is batting .400 with 11 "It's been a good college level. innings before giving up a single because I don't want to take away of experienced players and having R.B.I. Two .days later, the Wildcats in the seventh. She ended her from something else," Clifford freshman players step in and do Ace pitcher Tina Sabunas was opened their Big East season show by only allowing two hits said. a good job," said Assistant Coach on the mound against Lafayette. against Seton Hall with a thrilling and collecting 11 strikeouts. With John's extraordinary perfor- Linda Goss. "Everyone we've The junior from Colonia, NJ., 4-1 victory. The game was score- this superb performance, she mance thus far has certainly not asked to come off the bench has pitched five and two-thirds score- less into the sixth when Villanova earned Big East Pitcher of the taken anything away from the was asked of less innings, giving up only one struck for done exactly what four runs. Freshman Week honors. rest of the club, which is hitting hit and collecting 10 strikeouts for rightfielder them to do." Stacy Stack led off the Sabunas has been unstoppable a collective .352. In fact, the coach first against her tenth of the season. In the game win inning with a homerun, the first on the mound this year for the has commented on how Clifford's the Wildcats jumped In the second win Lafayette, over round tripper for the Cats this Wildcats. She has an 11-2 record aggressive play has inspired the out to an early 2-0 lead in the first LafayeCe, freshmanJen Cornelius season. Two outs later, second (Continued on page 31) (Continued on page 27) '

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