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All girls Interested In modeling In a fashion J ^ LULUmiH...... -^^ show for the Student Ac- Go^mie tivities Office on Decem- TEACH-IN QN INFLATION ber 2, please leave your name In the office with On Wednesday, November 13, 1974 a I TIsh or Adele. Teach-in on Inflation will be held in Wednesday, November 6 the SKI West Lounge of Dougherty Hail. 8<)0 Lm. Sign up sheets available for Coopers & Lybrand in VERMONT Career Development Center The Teach-in will run all day and all Vol. 50, No. 10 9:00 — 11 ao a.m. Ski Trips Now Forming VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA,..PA. November 13, 1974 Representative for University of Denver College are welcome to attend. ? «^°* Business Administration for MBA Corr 108 Call Phil Ginsberg 10:30 -.2:30 pjn. Graphic arts workshop and demonstration North QR 3-5937 Lounge, Dougherty Hall. Sponsored by Fine Arts Deot & Student Activities. 4:00 p.m. Economics Society lecture, Bartley 209. See box for more CAR REPAIRS DATA TYPE & RESEARCH SERVICE information. Foreign Or Oomettie 2 Sylvan St., Rutherford. N.J. 07070 Football Setback "7:30 Suffers p.m. mack Student League Debate. North Lounge. Dougherty Body Work Too! (201) 933-6222 I.OW PHoes • Rne Work Termpaper A 7/ies/s Research 8«0 p.m. Lecture Dr. Euert Cousing Sponsoring organization Call Jerry HI 9-2347 Lowest Rates From ¥2.50/pg. Religious studies & Philosophy Weaver Fumbles Clarion Connection West Lounge Mon.—FrI. 9:30—6 • Sat. 10 4 SKK) p.m. "The Front Page" Vasey Theatre. J Campus Jobs Available By BOB CONRAD 8.-00 p.m. Movie — "Play Misty for Me," Physics Lecture. Hall DUNQSHUN8 Villanova's football aspirations and that he had no intention of 10«0 p.m. Movie — "Play Misty for Me." n--'; V'^«" B209. Custom made denim received a severe setback last living up to his Clarion contract. It skirts (long short The Economics Society Invites and boot the student body and faculty to length), hats, halters and Tuesday when it was announced was later made known that attend a lecture Thursday, pockettjooks. All have needlepoint by Jan S. Prybyla, Professor of Economics at Novembec J^^^^Sf work that Jim Weaver had been relieved Weaver had, in fact, already done on them. "Inexpensive but Penn State University on Wednesday, Nov. 8.-00 a.m. professional 6, at 4 iKm. In Rm. 209 Sign up sheets available for Price quality." Th«y also mak* of his coaching duties with 3 games worked for Clarion this summer, Waterhouse In Career' graal Bartley Hall. Development gifts! Contact Jerry. Room 55 remaining on the '74 schedule. The while similarly bonded to Center. , .. Austin Hall, LA 5-9752. The topic for discussion will be **Some Impressions of 9«0 — 12«0 noon sudden dismissal was a result of a Villanova. Representative for Arhertcah draduate School Communist China's Economy and Society**. for Photo by Barry Smith contractual conflict through which At a team meeting that day. mternational Management Corr 10fl. Dr. Rollo May converses witii 3«0 p.m. Catholic memliers of tiie audience after his lec- it had been made known that Weaver defended his covert actions Peace Fellowship meeting, Vasey 208. Newly CAMPUS tvre. in noting the university formed group of activists FOR SALE Weaver had signed an agreement thfit had for social change. Any student BARBER SHOP 1 ;i interested may attend. Typawrltar Royal Offica Elac- with Clarion (Pa.) St. College this reneged on the big-time football All Phases of Layer WANT TO BUY 330 p.m. Women's Field trie. Parfact condition. past summer before ever coaching commitments it had made to him Hockey vs. West Chester State, away Cutting, Blow Waving Cites the of his signing last Courage at Villanova. at time here 7«0 p.m. Amateur May a game Radio Club meeting. Sacrifica $85. Ham Station. Tolentine and Precision Shaping. Prhrata collector News of Weaver's signing was December, and that he could not Ex-Coach Jim Weaver J MO 4-1400 will pay • 7:30 p.m. History of Nursing first made public in an article in continue coaching under such a team to vote on his status for this slide Presentation, by Mrs. Irene Mat- caah fdr your Lionel tralna hews last Tuesday's Philadelphia regime. His major i>oints of con- season's remaining games at sponsored by Sigma Theta Tao, Alpha Nu Chap- VILLANOVA STUDENTS made before 19S0 —• O As Driving Force a ter, Physics' Bulletin. In the article, Bulletin tention were the postponement of 7:15 meeting that same Tuesday. Lecture Hall. -,. Gauge and 8:00 p.m. "The Front RENT-A-TV Standard — writer Frank Dolson publicized the the installation of an articifial He was removed his Page, " Vasey Theatre^ By FRANK McNAMARA from position 18" B/W All students who - Lowns $15.00 Mo. have received any condition. Call 265- fact that Weaver had signed the playing surface, tardiness in the Athletic 8«0 p.m. Villanovans • by Director Ted Aceto, for •, Life, West Lounge, . Dougherty Hall. a National Dr. Rollo May, the widely ac- linked to this Creative Direct Student Courage. pact with Clarion last June. rearrangement of lockerroom acting in conjunction MAIN LINE 6872 evenlnga and claimed humanistic psychologist, with Father TV RENTAL Loan or a Quoting James Joyce's Nursing Student "Portrait Weaver afforded his original ex- facilities, and the administration's McCarthy, shortly Friday, :-r..:^-^:,M. weekenda. psychotherapist, author of the before the November 8 ^Loan and are and of the Artist," the Nl 4-7550 graduating or p.sychologist planation in the column, stating proposed cut-back in scholarships meeting was to begin. 8K)0 controversial Love and Will, lec- a.m. Sign up sheets available for Lester withdrawing from represented creative artists Witts & Co., Ernst & Villanova at as that he had signed the agreement last spring. In view of these cir- Aceto delivered the university's tured last Monday evening at 8 Ernst. Hurdman & Cranstoun In the close of the Fall those who go forth "to forge the un- Career Development Semester, mostly as a means of enhancing cumstances, the dqjarted coach rea^ns for its official deposal as, Center. :.../•,.•. LOST: Room Key at foot- p.m., in the Law School's Garev .'.v'.^^'--. please report to the Financial (Continued on page 4} SJ^.C. his wife's position with the school felt he could 'not, in all fairness to "A contractual conflict . . , N/A of Hall. and 2 day retreat to Ocean City V ball game Saturday. If Aid Office as soon as possible. Widenor College his players, recruit another fresh- the disillusionment of the Cabaret, East Lounge, Dougherty Hall. In his lecture entitled "Courage Refreshmehifs found please ball UV 5- man class under the same players." He later refuted served.. Presents: To Create," Dr. May revealed to 04S7. Busing guidelines he had used last winter, Weaver's displeasure with the the listeners that they are in the 3:30 • GRAHAM Approved p.m. Faculty Club Meeting Alumni House. and that the program was not in a school's football policy as saying 8:00 p.m. Movie: CENTRAL midst of a transitional age, 'Carnal Knowledge, " Stanford STATION 2nd Floor Lounge A Holiday Arts and Crafts Fair, sponsored by the building process. that, "he wanted 30 grants and he 8O0 p.m. Arts Forum between the death of the "The Front Page," Vasey Theatre. Committee, will be held FOREST on December 9 and 10 in the North Lounge BLUE Weaver planned on allowing the (Continued on page 9) 9.-00 p.m. Psychology Benefit of the technological age and man's Club party, Devon-Strafford of Dougherty Hall. On Monday Black In Apts.. the Fair will be Unique Q 590. from 10-9. Debate and on Students' Scholarship rebirth into a new age. Offering lO.'OO Tuesday Fund p.m. Movie: ' ^ from 10-5. "Carnal Knowledge," ^ . St. Mary's Aud. Sunday, Novambar landmarks such as Watergate, 24 By JAAN SIDOROV News Analysis 7:00 P.M. Depression, and the Atomic Saturday, After an hour-long exchange of November 9 -'-nQ Widanar Collaga Bomb as the symbol of the pointed out, while not the best N/A Wednesday, Fiald arguments and insults, the Cross Country vs. Quantico, Belmont Plateau. November 13 Housa dying age, the need for courage idea, is our only workable solution ''—-*- -^ - 9."00 a.m. Karate ' 8K)0 a.m. Sign Routa 320 A 1-95 Villanova Political Union and the to the problem. Appeals Tournament, up sheets available for of Court Field House. U.S. Naval Aviation, Kistler to face the uncharted paths Will 10.-00 a.m. Suburban Chattar, Panna. Black Student League narrowly Soccer vs. West Virginia, away. -• Assoc, U.S. Atomic Energy Comm., Equitable Life In- man's new world was stressed. Ms. Bonnie Davis, the speaker (5.00 MlMiiiee • $6.00 at door 10K)0 a.nfi. Eliminations surance Society, endorsed the resolution, "This for the Moderates, followed and 7:00 a.m. Finals Spring Karate Test FH ; \,; Merck & Co., American Air Filter Co., "Courage," coming from the 1:30 AvailabI* at: p.m. WKVU Broadcasts football; McGraw-Edison Power Systems Division, French word for heart, was House Favors Busing as a Means stressed the goal of any Advise Brown vs, V.U. vs. Maryland.: Ctiarmin Widanar Collaga V, U, 1:30 p.m. Football vs. ,' /':-y:\..-'.^'- Paper Products of Achieving Racial Balance in educational system ideally should Maryland, away. ,\^. Co., in Career Development Center. Studant Union described as the ba.sis for all vir- against Ad Hoc members for in- 7:30 p.m. All TIckatron By JOHN HOPKINS College Republicans Meeting B 110, 10:30 a.m. Gallery talk in front of exhibition cases, Falvey Locatlona tues and that which "underlies all Schools." be equal preparation for everyone Library. Wanamakart cidents taking place at times other 8«0 p.m. Movie:' Downtown Stora The debate, held November 6 in intending to enter society. As of The Third Circuit Court of Ap- "Carnal Knowledge," Physics Lecture Hall. Cheryl Liebold, archaeologist, instructor Fine Arts Dept., values." than Sheehan Hall on April Zounda • Cantar City peals once again placed the burden 6, . 8K)0 p.m. "The Front Dougherty, was the first jointly now, school systems differ in that Page," Vasey Theatre. speaking on "Crete in the Bronze Age." Sharry't Having establi.shed the nee . lllul; tk'j.^. , ' . P«a»2 THE > VILLANOVAN Nov»mb»r13. 1974 November 13, 1974 • THE VILLANOVAN Smith To Become Honors • Pag« 3 Intern Program VU'S New Registrar Conferee Organized By RICK LLOYD This May^Villanova University Mr. Smith is extronely pleased Returns For Accounting Majors will have a new with the way the registrar's head Registrar. He office By TISH DUGAN is Mr. David Smith and he will has functioned up to the present By MARIA BONAVITACOLA On October 31, 1974 through take over the position from Mrs. time. He does not however, intend ^ The Accounting Department who interned with a firm for 3 over somebody we're interviewing November 2, 1974 St. Meta Skow, to let the registrar's Louis will begin an intern program in and did a good job has the cold." who is retiring after office remain University months He added that most intern hosted this vear's an- twenty three years at Villanova. unchanged. Rather, Smith hopes to January for eligible Accounting advantage over a senior who has plans involve only seniors. nual convention of the At this streamline National majors in their junior year. The time both Mr. Smith and and make more .ef- ,. Photo by Bill VoJin only a half-hour interview with the The junior-year projcvt is a VandalismXf Jt on campus was Collegiate Honors Council. Among Mrs. Skow are currently engaged ficient the processing of data in or- minor tiiis Halloween, but VillanoYa*s program, involving the *'Big agency's personnel director. relatively new one in which only a the 150 colleges and der Hillel was apparently a prime target. universities Eight" accounting in the administration of the office. to facilitate quicker and more Here a swastika is painted on firms, will ex- When comparing the two few schools participated. Mr. their office window. participating Villanova University Anyone who has had the op- accurate service to students, tend to the end of March. situations, says Dr. Derstine. thcTc Milano continued to say that "the was well represented by portunity to faculty and Dr. Participants will be paid $650 a is "much less information alxmt jury is still out on whether or not talk to Mr. Smith will administrators. Charles Cherry, Chairman of the find a man whose primary Mr. Smith hopes in month for their work in the 3- the .senior and it is only natural for the junior-year program is suc- interest the near Honors Department heref In the credit project which is graded on a is to aid the students in anyway future, to institute a system by Students the firm to be inclined toward their cessful for the firm and worthwhile Named past years Honors students For as well Pass/Fail basis. In order to qualify interns." possible. Smith is well qualified which students who have already for the student." as the department Photo by Shelty Wtlket for the program, an accounting for the position of head Registrar paid their bills would be allowed chairman par- Dr. Ewert Cousins Bernard Milano, personnel John HoUeran. personnel direc- Trustee ticipate '-. u ' i^f ».1t Lk-^K . . « P—4 THE > VILLAWOVAN • Novmfr 13, 1974 Circle Hosts Tea NovinbT 13, 1974 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pw^ 5 The Polish Circle of Villanova is clude various Polish treats. hosting a Coalition "Podwieczorek" or Mrs. Plater-Zyberk of the Polish Tea on Matter November 14, at Modern A Of Languages Department is Letters. 4:30 p.m. in the North the Lounge. moderator for the club. All in- terested Forms members, students, Fourth and Down m Music and slides from a recent faculty Life Death are Or trip welcome to attend the For AlMUll^ 10 lto>f|or IMPI.JM to Poland will be part of the the past few months, five gathering so that iigMd wMiBia entertainment other future area colleges and anom nmm M Okay, so Jim Weaver wasn't the answer. Indeed, for this Polish get- universities in- tho events or excursions can "Abortion is the intrauterine writer. Mmms may b« together. Refreshments be plan- cluding Villanova have battered child syndrome/' Villanova's deposed football coach, whose dismissal last will in- ned. been meeting to discuss similar Dr. J. C. Willke of the Tuesday added still another chapter to the school's problems in an effort to improve In the past decade, America has become a more mum be inbiwHiad no liter thi growing anthology of athletic catastrophies, live in in- conditions may that confront the •he Thuradqr balOM pubNullaN humane society in many ways. NVe have become aware of famy as the man wha dealt Villanova football a knockout Philadelphia area college Origifial eoplM'Of the.lMlert the evils of war, have all but wiped out capital punishment, IIM9 Look howmuch students. net be rammed, nor are tmtn. punch. and are, hopefully, coming to the realization that we must avaUiMe lor The new reodlna^ prior to We hope not. organization has been publteoHoii. " share our wealth with the Third World natiops or else see The rumors, unfortunately, are once again consave named Philadelphia Area College rampant an entire generation starve to death on the continents of Coalition (PACC). The coalition is that the university is weighing the possibility of discon- comprised of student represen- Africa and Asia. tinuing varsity football. Anti-footballers received new and tatives from the following schools: No one would deny that these are terrific gains in formidible ammunition last Tuesday when it was revealed Drexel, LaSalle, University of social consciousness and concern; we have made great 2-Wheeled that Weaver, who was hired last December to be the Pennsylvania, Temple and strides. Yet at the same time, in some ways we have KsoNntiUr Villanova. saviour of the troubled sport, signed a contract in June regressed to the days of the ancient Romans, when a father with Clarion State College for an administrative post in its At present, PACC is attempting Madness had a .legal power of life and death over his children. For Personnel to establish with SEPTA a Department. nwelPkns* every step forward we make by passing prison reform bills reduced student transportation To the Editor: Some saviour. Before Villanova's football team even rate. Another for concern is the or searching new ways to feed the world's poor, we take The October 23 issue of The to pre-season in its It doesn't matter came camp August coach was working if you*re going home for the development of mutual support one backward by allowing the liberalization of abortion Villanovan carried a letter toi the weekend or just for another school with intentions of forsaking his team af- taking off with a group of among the area colleges to deal friends laws. Rather than heeding the Gospel's advice to refrain editor from Dr. Ludwig, urging Allegheny <} ter the season. Clarion granted Weaver a temporary leave can save you 20% to 33'/3% with individual and common cam- off our , pedestrians to stand up for their regular from picking splinters out of our fares anytime you pus social ailments. The neighbor's eye while we of absence in Jaly so he could fulfill his obligation to want to go. Including holidays and strong in- rights. I wish to expound upon that terest have a log in our own, holiday weekends. and enthusiastic in- America would try to save the urging. Villanova in the Fall. Can you imagine? A temporary leave O. Su.d.y. Not. volvement by the participating children of Asia and Africa from death by starvation 3. m. Vill..0T. Sport. C.r ClJ^iT.T'. while Every time I venture from the of absence. Weaver opted to conceal this arrangement for Up to off - schools shows great promise in ef- 25% on weekends at the same time our Supreme Court votes nearly confines of Mendel Hall, the sense **the good of the program." fecting constructive Simply plan to go and group action. of adventure is aroused deep return on Saturdays or unanimously to declare unconstitutional state laws restric- Incredible, isn't it? That a man who was hired to help Sundays within my soul. Something similar within 30 days. And it's The potential of good anywhere we a coopo-ative ting the murder in the womb of millions of defenseless young men learn the meaning of words like commitment, fly m the student effort to what a cliff diver at Acapulco U.S. and Canada. ^ such as Easy. : . ;;•:./ PACC babies. must feel before his first dive. The moral values, self-sacrifice, dedication, and trust could allows for the possibility of wide Up to The rationale behind the liberalization of abortion diver, though,^ does have one ad- suddenly turn his back on his players and coaches; 33V^% Off for groups, too. range student benefits. With the leaving laws is the vantage Your group of recognition from the argument that "a woman has the right to con- over me — namely that them stunned, confused, and disillusioned. Thank God a 10 or more can save up to 20% one Villanova student body, trol over her own body." Well, certainly the rocks aren't going to move, I way-up to 33'/3% round trip. Villanova Univer- she does; but that man like Lou Ferry is here to help pick up the pieces while Just purchase your tickets must contend with sity may pursue a rol in does not gjve her moving 48 hours m advance and take off Politicos PACC to the right to control over the. body of her acting as interim head coach. together for any city Plan Talk vehicular traffic, a much more make it a successful m our System. and viable unborn child. For the fetus is not part You can ail return separately The Political Science of the mother's body. perilous situation. Weaver's justification for signing the Clarion contract on round Depart proach. In his works it is clear organization. (When was the tnp travel if you like. And that ment will present a lecture by Dr. The embryo has its own unique genetic pattern at con- last time you saw came, he said, means you can fly as that post-behavioralism involves someone get run from Villanova's lack of cooperation regar- a group to a Charles A. McCoy central city ' of Lehigh ception. At 18 days into the pregnancy, it down by a parked car?) and then split up. Neat. participation and democratic has its own heart- ding scholarship policy, facilities, and his own contract - a For information University on Thursday afternoon theory. beat, As much as automobile traffic and reservations, see your Travel Behavioralism is un- Rollo May circulating blood of a different type from its mother's one year renewable pact which had been reduced from the Agent November 14. The topic of the lee- derstood on the campus rankles me, it is not or call Allegheny at 563-8055. to be not just apolitical through the unborn child's body; and at 43 days, brain We show you ture is (Continued from page I) four year arrangement originally offered to him by former how you "Participation and but "conservative," "anti- my main concern. For at least I can fly ' ^ • for ^ . ^ less, anytime. Democratic created waves which indicate brain function can be measured. The Athletic Director Chip Bender. Theory." political," and "anti-democratic." conscience of the race." can generally hear the four- Dr. McCoy is Professor This creativity of the true scientific community accepts the cessation of n^easurable wheeled and Professor McCoy has been active artist is monsters bearing down on However, the scholarship matter was eventually closely r Ch&irman of the Department of with the allied with his or her brain activity as the. criterion for determining the moment me. My complaint is with a more worked out, his Caucus for a New request for improved locker room facilities Government at Lehigh. He is noted knowledge of mortality. When the insidious creature. Political Science as a challenging of death; it i^ inconsistent to say that the beginning of this was likewise granted, and he was aware of the terms of his I with the artist accepts Roundtrip$S!np««ond$ii^farM political science field for group within the mortality but still Imagine my elation at suc- Regular Weekend American brain activity does not signify the presence of human life in contract last winter. his "post-behavioral" critique of Political Science rebels against its injustices, a cessfully trekking from the parking I Alcron/Confon $ 86 Association. The, the fetus. $ 62 behavioral ism. creative rage forces lot to the veritable Which brings us to Chip Bender. The responsibility for group, as with the challenge in the an intimate safety of the 62 Yet the Supreme Court I M Among Professor McCoy's discipline, communication with the artist's decision of January 22, 1973, pedestrian walk next to the the Weaver fiasco must ultimately rest square on the would have a liberal, 74 recent books are fellow human being. made it unconstitutional library. Those 54 Apolitical active, and democratic political to deny an abortion to a woman metal posts in the shoulders of the former athletic director. I Columbui 90 Politics: A Critique of science. This duality roadway are sure to provide for my 68 with which the at any point during her pregnancy. As Supreme Court When Bender 'resigned' head coach Lou Ferry last Ddyflon Behavioralism 106 and Political The lecture knowledge is faced is safety. I heave a sigh of relief. My I 78 is at 5:00 P.M. in the what Justice White said in his dissenting opinion, "the court ap- November, a committee was formed to select a new coach. Analysis: An becomes is UNifeville 118 Unorthodox Ap- North Lounge, Dougherty the creative tension. Ac- complacency soon shattered 89 Hall. A parently values the convenience of the pregnant mother Bender, however, epitomizing his incredible question cording to Dr. May, this when, not more than six inches to knack for I Memphis 164 period will follow the lec- tension is 124 more than the continued existence of the life or potential ture. used by the artist to fight my right, a fellow goes silently totally disregarding the views and suggestions of his peers, NiahvWe Busing A reception will precede at against I 136 100 the life 4:30. old svmbols in favor of the wl^ich she carries." whizzing past, faster than a man managed to render that body ineffective. He hired Weaver 62 49 (Continued from page I) new, progressive svmbols. Newsday columnist Nick Thimmesch described the could run — on a BICYCLE. without I PlllibuiQh 66 a final OK from the committee. So much for 50 44 it will not change the situation Not that I have anything AlMo.es include ta«, eco- that exists in New York hospitals since their laws foresight. ond ore subieci tp Ghonge w.rhout not.ce '^O"""*'! iecurifv monic structure against bicycles, mind you, ::._ Joichorfle IS eitro. in poor black Accounting when (Continuedfrom page 3) were extended to permit abortions up until six months into So where does this leave the bewildered members of communities, aid in inte- they are where they belong. Ad- a pregnancy: "In one operating room, surgeons labor to the football gration, or help that the plan is mittedly there are very program? First, the 1972 decision to upgrade improve the qual- beneficial for both Der.stine few places says, "The student has save a 21 -week-old baby; in the next, surgeons destroy, ity of its schools. He cited the student and the firm since the by where bicycles can be ridden safely football was grossly misinterpreted by an incompetent, as April and May to do The Allegfieny Air examples agency whatever he System communities in the "can look at a person for a (Continued on page 7) — that is not my concern here. My novice athletic director who had delusions of grandeur wants. He can squeeze in the extra has a lot south where busing has been going longer period, of time than in a nor- concern is that the pedestrian more going lour courses in June and July, regarding football at Villanova. Bender actually tried (un- on for mal hiring and some time. He showed that situation." Mr. vacation paths are not one of those very few fbryou. in August. Compare this successfully) to recruit Ohio State for the schedule and did the only associating between Holleran expressed surprise at the places. We foot soldiers in the con- eight month span to what he or results of she manage to land games with Houston, blacks and whites was during Villanova 's program stant battle against vehicular traf- Colorado, and would be doing otherwi.se — 14 classes, and teachers saving that a "lot of schools don't fic on the Wisconsin. Fortunately, the didn't teach weeks of classes, no campus have a hard Minnesota Vikings were experience , no the blacks well anyway. place such a high percentage." enough time without having He mone>. Figuring on the hours, to already booked solid. proposed instead that The biggest disadvantage an in- worry about integration vacation and experience, summer Editor-4n-Chi6f John G. Hopkins bicycles on the walk- Bender, of course, was eventually fired for -be on a more tern accounting major faces is the voluntary . ways. basis, such school is no Astociats Editors . . « . ».. Bob W«solowski, Anno Wolsh argument against the misdemeanors which included his non-relationship as 12 credits he loses while he is with rezoning and having future program." Business Managors...;^...... IMiko Cariuoci, Stovo Prono, Rick Trevor The above incident is not a freak working for Assistant the agency. These News Editors , Davis to the President for Atheletics, Art housing available to all segments John Kennody Nadinia one. It has happened to me in- Mahan, the credits can be In theory, the program's made up completely ob- Feature Editors Cathy Barr , Milce Grimes suicidal of the population. The Supreme numerable times in my 2-1/2 years scheduling of football powerhouses, and a general in summer jectives appear worthwhile, school or a but Entertainment Editors . • • • • O'Neil, Suzie Daiton Court, when it handed student can ..>..^«.* Lew here at down its s(mu' Villanova' as a student, abuse of power. rulings, take some credits during the sum- people l)t'lieve it seems to be Sports Editors .,/./...V... .Larry Eidridge, Rich Kraft, Bob Conrad he said, had no and, traffic foresight unnecessary. willing, I will spend The *72 decision was further maligned mer Photography . i . by a self- or thought and fill in the remaining Alvin Clay, Chair- Editor . . /i ;> Barry Smith of public opinion, which another 1-1/2 years here before credits man of the Copy Editor «.'r'»««> • . . Patti DiPasc|ua could have, by over-loading during Accounting Depart- enterprising, novice head coach who has now left the team for example, averted having to face /'that jungle out senior year. ment, says that the interns the violence Summer school tuition who are GENERAL STAFF .,.,,.. John Wetzel, Paul in a state of total confusion. in Boston. Alpaugh, there." Are these things to con- is not recjuired sinc-e the placed in firms are the Teri Prygon, More than an intern still same ones Barry Krengel, Gary Woleneky, Bob Dodaro, Tish Ougan. Complicating the entire hour of im- who would tinue? affair has been the general promptu pays full tuition during the he hired anvway. sine* John Kopeslcy. Mary Rose Pica, Elizabeth Kline. MHke Randazza, Jon two minute speeches lack of proper direction at level semester he works they are the brighter Macks, Gerlad Marzorati, Marguerite Sivak, every since the re- followed, each for the firm. students. Uz Kline, Wharton Tiers, Pedestrians, reduce your chan- providing a little Ralph When weighing the advantages Menzano, Uz Golden, Bob Berans, John Edwards, Fred Trietsch, ces evaluation of football. more insight to the Clay also said that whether the of expedestriatioh! Urge that arguments John Siedlecki, Bernie Valente, Fran Wolk, and disadvantages of the program. student Bob Hanson, Bonnie Davis, (no. Insist If football is dropped, the decision will already brought up. A gets his experience l>efore that) bicycles and cars undoubtably be number of Dr. Jaan SMarov, Tony Der.stine says that the intern or after DIMato . be banned from speakers gave firsthand accounts graduation does not really the campus com- rationalized in terms of the sport's alleged financial strain has a good salary of busing and practical ex- make that much pletely! Remember Dr. and the effects it had on difference. Ludwig's on the university's budget. The decision, however, would perience in his favor. The VIUANOVAN is publiahMt their lives. If the firm However, he added, bee ause of the wMkly during the eehooi year ensefH stirring words "They can't get us wishes to keep Thanksgiving. Christmas and Eaeler Vaoallone. also be a direct result of the mismanagement of two in- mijGH The resolution the student on for program, the Department alao MM-lerm and Final all!" and work to ensure that was passed has those by Exam pertods by the undergradi ale two some additional work, he is free to become aludwila of Villanova IMveraHy. of us dividuals^ who have since been fired. This would be tan- votes, the final count being 4d better acquainted with who are lucky enough not to remain OptoHooa expressed herein do not m oeeenrlly refMct the offkrtal vtowa of the in favor, until the beginning of the some of the be gotten tamount to cutting off a nose to spite a face. 46 against, with six ab- accounting firms with UiMvevally. don't fall prey to the summer .session. which stentions. it previou.sly had little bicycle! It would be nothing short of tragic to forsnke 80 years > • ( SMond daas > postage ' I at I paid VINai^a, Pamia. EdMorlal «id If the work is not Buaineas ef- extended. Dr. asHCK'iation. loealed on thr Sidfsteppingly. \ OM SECOND FLOOR OF DOUQHCRTY HALL. of tradition at Villanova, because football doesn't * • • t • » • ' ' ' IMvvrsNy, VHIanova, Pmnsylvanle IJNIB. Kenneth R. tiartaeil, *76 ' ' (Ctmimued 'oh' page 7) iitj.^ .J i>^^^ ".^' Pag»6 > THEVIUAWOVAN • Nov«mb.r 13, 1974 '' *'".:' .'•v^ • '\. Novambar 13, 1074 a THE VILLANOVAN o Paga 7 '-if. I RS GoodFood Pro-Life Guitar Studios Day Will ."<' EXAMINATION Wanted vJ' annouiicis export {.',;-.> ;f?'.: By ANN CLAY li Inform Community EXAMINATION SCHEDULE iiittniction in: No — this is not a plea from Pie FOR CREDIT BY EXAMINATION FRE 1121 3 Intermediate French I Shoppe customers, (JANUARY 1975) 1122 3 Intermediate French II but one from By CATHY BARR The attached are Villanovans For Life, who are run- th6 dburses which may be GER 1121 Intermediate • Guitar VILLANOVANS challenged for Credit bv German I FOR LIFE STATEMENT OF PHILOSOPHY 1122 ning a Thanksgiving Food and °" ^**^ ^^' "«*^* ^"d»^«t«« Intermediate German II ^he time period in ITA 1121 whichwhth*?h'rthat I V"^^"" Intermediate Italian I • Bats Guitar Clotiiing Drive with the help of the Ah result particular examination will be a of our deep conviction that human life in a continuum given. 1122 Intermediate Italian II ' Association of The time periods are: RUS 1121 Non-Resident from conception to natural death, that it is Intermediate Russian I • Banjo and sacred to all stages of Monday. 1122 Intermediate Students. The drive is a result January 13 -^ 8:30 a.m. to Russian II of development, we, members of the Villanovans For Life, individually and 10:30 a.m. Period I SPA 1121 Intermediate Monday. Spaniah I * Trumpet the VFL's concern with January 13-11:00 a.m. 1122 em- collectively declare our determination to strive for the recognition by our to 1:00 p.m. Period II Intermediate Spanish II Monday. January phasizing positive actions and at- society the 13 - 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. * French of fundamental dignity and rights of all persons in our society. Period III PHI 1500 3 Logic Horn n- Tuesday. January titudes towards human life — Consequent to , 14 our beliefs, we reject current anti-life 'J': - 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 1010 trends in society a.m. Period IV 3 Introduction to Philosophy I Tuesday. * Baritone especially to families January 14-11:00 1020 3 Introduction to Horn of Delaware which arise from the misconception that some lives a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Period V Philosophy II human are not worth Tuesday, January 2500 3 History of Ancient Philosophy county in desperate need of our living. 14 - 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Period VI » Tuba All exammations will hdp. feel that abortion is the major issue confronting society at be given in Room 207 Tolentine. PHY 1000 3 Physics We our 1001 1 Physics For The Emergency COURSE ^ - V:.;:: Laboratory Children Food Center this time. Thus, we will direct the majority of our activity to resolve it. CR TITLE .r;'*f'-''':.''*'.'V PERIOD 1100 3 General Physics I • AST 1101 3 The Solai" there are two in Delaware 1f>wtehi ' and Adults However, our concern for human life goes far beyond our concern 1 1101 1 General Physics I Lab 1102 3 Exploration of the Univente County) screens applicants on the 1102 3 General Physics II Beginners thru for the unborn. We recognize that there are many areas in which the 1103 1 General Physics II Lab B|0 1101 3 Biology '* basis of need, and the VFL will s€une anti-life convictions that support legalized abortion also support 2000 4 General Physics I Advanced 1102 I '.•.,>, Biology Lab '. >••• pack balanced meals and clothing other violently destructive threats to society. to ••f- 2001 1 General Physics I Lab our Hence, we seek sup- - 1201 3 Human Anatomy & Physiology I 2002 4 Open Weekdays 1 General Physics II and have them delivered to the current 1202 1 Human plant anti-life ethic with a pro-life sentiment that will per- Anatomy & Physiology Lab I 1 2003 1 General Physics II Lab 120.3 3 Human Anatomy & Physiology and Saturdays the families during Thanksgiving meate society with 11 .-.'-'•^ . 2103 a view towards non-violence. 1204 '^€' 2 3 Phyaics Mechanics 1 Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab U 2200 • 4 Afternoons Week. 1211 2 General Physics' III & Evenings 2 Microbiology -. ^,''; . "i 2201 1 General Tuesday, November 19, has been 1212 3 Physics III tab In particular, from 10-3:00. The first Him is a 2 Microbiology ,;' ' there is need for Lab , . \'. 2202 4 General Physics ' 3 IV set aside ' as Pro-Life , '' day at ' >'' '.. * "''"s.,, • ' ' ' 2203 high-protein, documentary, "Who Shall Sur- CHE 1 General Physics IV Lab Call Bob Spitz nonperishable foods, 1101 1 Chemistry Lab i . '•' Villanova. "It's to be an in- 1111 •i::;-.."V 4 3000 3 Introduction to Mechanics Heat vive?", a case study of a 3 Chemistry ,' • & such as powdered milk, baby hospital 3001 4 1 Introduction to Mechanics & Heat Lab for further formative day," says Villanovans 1121 3 General ' infanticide Chemistry . I , committed 3002 Introduction cereals, peanut butter and canned upon a ' 3 to Electricity ' ^'"V and Magnetism 1122 . General ' 3 ^ •'• • For Life Chemistry II . member Mamie Guidera, J •' .< ' CREDIT «. ; 3115 3 The High - womb. Middle Ages . BY .;-,..': 8 '. ones. '- ' Villanova has 3131 '.i '• had a successful '. football The Reformation . . program in 3 ! Kelly maintained that the abortion, another child, who can also 3201 3 English History since i be reckoned to be 21 1689 . >. , Name „ 2 I j the past and can continue to have one in the future - if it :J213 3^ English Constitutional ^ presence of a heart beat, brain is History ;. ,, .:....' ^- weeks old." Under the Supreme Court's 3222 3 I standards, we can 3 History of Modem France .,.''•"•- Address allowed to survive and flourish ' •••>• I waves, neuromuscular movement, under the proper guidance. 3251 Russian ' I 3 History to 1900 ; ' expect to see infants aborted up to the ! final , : vi- month of 3252 '/:''-' EXAMINATION dividing cells, and developing body The next Twentieth time around, if 3 Century Russian History • i 'V ' a committee is formed to • 5 state zip . . pregnancy. At this late point, • - the . of 3271 3 Eastern Europe since 1600 . organs inevitably leads scientists method abortion used 3351 2 I select a head coach, it is imperative that the committee 3 European Culture and Thought in the be 19th Century :' 5 I Phon e No. to conclude that the life of the^ is hysterotomy, which is the same as delivery by Caesarean 3371 3 European Powers and Nationalism, ,— 1815-1914 2 allowed to choose the man. Last December John Rosen- 4001 3 The Ancient World before Alexander fetus is indeed human. Kelly went section, with the difference that in a hysterotomy, the baby 4002 3 Hellenistic and Roman JA|2 berg, at the time Villanova's Civilizations «,.,-. fetal defensive coordinator and a 40S1 on to emphasize that the is removed 3 China and '' from the womb alive, then left Japan to 18.50 V, \'.:' PROGRAM to die, or ,, as one ! Grade ^ shrewd coach, 4052 3 China and Japan since ". r':' ';:.;'.:, ^.^'r:' stage of life was in fact a stage of was one who was bypassed because of Ben- 18.50 nurse told the Jenkintown Times Chronicle, 4066 3 China in the Twentieth .,,.'.. is "placed in a Century .: : human development just as der 4077 L and did not get a legitimate shot at the job. He was 3 Japan in the Twentieth Century V .'..., °1^J basin adolescence and covered over until there is no sign of life.'* Is this 4101 3 Colonial Latin America • is a stage of human liked 3 and respected" by the team and to this day has a 4112 Anie'-Ha. and the Caribbean development. the "death with dignity" we have been hearing so I xi!''c".^'!J"' Since Independente 2 much 4121 I AvaiMile genuine .< he ^^outh Ameruan Continent Sinte Independence for VILLANOVA concern and attachment to the players, the 5 STUDENTS Kelly, who is a staff physician at in 4161 3 The British Empire-Commonwealth about the legislatures? What a misguided "social con- 2 4171 ' FOR program, and to Villanova. There were undoubtedly 3 European ' SALE other Expansion • the Catholic Center and the Afro-Asian - . Mercy Medical World ., 2 cern" we must have, that we would advocate smothering 4IHI 3 Twentieth Century * Military History . > TyiMwritsr 3 * Royal Offk:* Elsc- in Darby, Pa., explained to the highly qualified men who were also passed over, who could to CHAUEN6E trlc. Parfact babies. MAT 1.500 4 ' condition. • COURSES that child Mathematical Analysis I VFL each unborn from make a go of the 3 program. Fortunately, the Jim Weavers in 1505 4 Sacrifica Next Tuesday is Mathematical Analysis II $05. the moment of conception has a Pro-Life day at Villanova. Films will .3 coaching 2500 4 Mathematical Analysis III are the exception rather than the rule. 3 MO 4-1400 be shown of actual abortion techniques, 2.505 4 Introduction to Differential Equations unique genetic code which gives and knowledgeable *120() .3 £>ropping football would be the easy way out. Ford- 3 Introduction to Fundamentals of REGISTER: Nov. positive proof to the assertion that 1205 Mathematics 3 18-Dec. 6. 1974 speakers will be available for discussion. If you have any 3 Introduction to Fundamentals of Mathematics ham, another small. Catholic school 3 1 the unborn child is a distinct which dropped foot- 1300 3 Calculus I doubts or :.-? 1S73 arguments to share or resolve on this most basic :i Honda 350cc 1.305 ;» Calculus II borad out human life from the mother and is ball several years ago, found that it is not always the :) 1600 6 Intensive ''''''••. '.''" -•'':•-.'':..' wHh issue, now is the chance to do it. The abortion Mathematics Analysis I haadara. 9000 issue deser- 3 mllas, not a "mere mass of protoplasm." right way, because it has since -MJOJ^ IntenHivt Mathematkst Oood revived the sport. EXAMINATION DATES: January 13 14. condKion. $800. Call ves our most serious attention; it is, after all, a matter of iftud«n| miut indicate area: Cultural — ," 1975 *• I ' "It is the unique genetic code," Fiaito ^ Statiatical ^ '^^ aoott For the sake of the players, the students, the alumni, tl ¥ .^ 9274100. axt. 5S4.'.» i'-/. Oil i Kellyetreased, "ihat- ie responsible life or death. T*" 4 and, most of all, for the sakie^ofViUanova* football deserves • ^er thtr dewlupinart. "of"the Thf d." J r 1 1 another chance.' • > 'ill J .1 III '",»*•"* w^Mtm^.r^mr- Pag> 8 , THE VILLANOVAN • Noyambar 13. 1974 Novwnbar Of Tenure Revisited 13, 1974 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pag* 9 The Saga of the Snake: By ROBERT TAMBURRI < Wazek Perhaps one of the most per- publication in progress, served on Tenure then, is a highly complex tt plexing problems facing the committees, and had good recom- issue. For those who have it, University in the past few what years mendations, yet I Tarzan" was denied better guarantee of job Slithers in Stanford has security is been the question of tenure. It tenure on the grounds that I didn't there, especially in these has divided the times of faculty, somewhat fit into the long term plans of the economic strife and high By curtailed the administration's unem- The JOHN SARDELLA Physics department," Observer recounts Dr. ployment. Those who are not power over them, and Since May of la.st semester, a session, an astcmi.shed generally Erich Doubek, formerly .student (from under a l)ol.^ter) of the tenured surely must The food has gotten so bad in the on one of confused the students. concur, but doiin cafeterias that Jack Pyrah snake named "Tarzan" has mi.stook Physics department been "Tarzan" for a lo.st belt. their lieds. third their gripe lies somewhere has resigned his position as "Taste Tester flcwr occupants, Tenure is else. in Residence." ... lurking within the walls Fortunately, a relatively new in- The idea that once of Stan- the .student realized Dave Martino and Frank granted They do not criticize the policy, Pagano, novation on the educational scene, tenure a Three accounting seniors ford Hall. The snake escaped its his misidentification before teacher is free to express but its application. were treated for frostbite one morning last looked for help. Resident Advisor designed to protect the friendly confines by forcing itself reaching for teacher any of his views is week after they waited all night outside the .snake. Other than also misleading. Should we revise the Career Development Office Tom McGarrigle responded to the from an and revamp between the screen the overbearing ad- "If you get tenure, to sign up for a "Big 8" interview, which ceiling and the ensuing shock, the .student was scene accompanied sure, you can our current Rank and Tenure makes us wonder, "What price by a flock of ministration. Technically, tenure 1 upper wall of the aquarium. In- unharmed and the say what you want, but Waterhouse?" T'was the fifth of snake's per- perplexed onlookers. when it Committee? The AAUP believes November, I'll ask you to note, Before policy is developed along the stinctively, it sought refuge behind petual quest for freedom • "" ^"^^ ^'""^ ^°^ « promotion so. As we ran through the con- anyone took a decisive course A Aim /A . . " or They are suing the University "Students dorms getting .students to vote. of AAUP (American Association of in Higher Education" an Honors the radiator and managed to tinued. salary increase, the for course to be taught by We drove action, the evasive Rank and lack of due process in tenure Fr. McCarthy them to Chetwynd and Radnor and such. snake crawled University Professors) guidelines. next semester, has been added to the •scjueeze into the wall. - The most recent Tenure Committee votes on that (AAUP Arts core curriculum Ten minutes to vote -— was snake-related under the window ledge. policies stipulate that the as of last Thursday ... that asking too much? What this entails in not so also." said Dr. Last Friday 2500 Arts majors applied The red rat snake did not reap- incident occurred on the evening Doubek, "you won't Rank and Tenure for a After combing the dorms just as well as we could, Following technical terms Committee must change of major ... pear in the of the occurrence, the is, firstly, allowing see Dr. — or Dr dormitory for over a September 28th. After unin- — being be a committee of We then .stayed at the polls to see if we'd done good. residents of reacted a teachor a six year "Teachers whipped up a new month. During 3C in various trial period promoted." (names tasty treat called "The Wildcat Later on the summer tentionally exposing the snake deleted) Dr peers," where the current uocktailn w®*-i^.®ilf* at John Briscoe's we heard happy facts: ways. Next door neighbor Bob com- . -Hie concoction consists of four natural fruit juices topped '^"^^^ '^^^^'^^^^^^^ tt»at th^e mittee is made by Drew Lewis was losing — he'd gotten the ax! ^^blirh'that up of eight deans a cherry soaked in lemon extract. Moreton insists the .snake was he^'is'^'wortr If The Cocoa Marsh chaser is and four faculty optional All over the country, amazing to see. members). Others • • • lullefl out of the wall as a result of u'p^n ten'L%o"as not\JTo^ STelTu The Democrats winning and laughing with ^t^'eL'Th".'^^^^^ Ih^uTd^r^^^^r^ The Book Store has put in a rush glee. placing Uriah Heep music, which '"^P* ^*^"^'y stagnation. order for 40 jars of "Kiddie Paste" The time "Th^e sure that the qu^tio^Lwe ca^" came to celebrate, for Shapp had done well.' 'includes a .synthesizer. Others, ^t^ naii^nU r"^ "^"T^V °^ "^^'^^ "*^7 ^^ "^^" •"*« Your Scissor." at the We joyfully sought Bellevue Stratford areanelarin^^andthat^JreSm- request^ni/%'of Mrs.M % Hotel. such as Mark Weidman responded June Lyfel . . . ar:ithrthr=X^ With singing :i:tZj:^::rZ:Z^ mittee strictly adheres to the and dancing, a bright happy sight. less wittily and blocke(l wall teacher deserves tenure. If ap- Tliere is no truth to the rumor they fire . that the giris you . . Some schools three-part from Ground Floor West The victory party, it la.sted guideline. Whatever bheehan are all night. openings (pipes) with cardboard, proved the nomination is pre have even a neutral party in negotiation between done away with tenure one's 604Q Devon and 3rd Then came the day after, and all feelings in this complicated floor Good through VU blankets, and cushions. sented before the Rank and Tenure and operate 0)unsel ... on one year con- issue, the pro's Was an air of excitement — a glorious hue. Committee and con's are Jim Weaver, in The owner had the snake for of the University for tracts." addition to his duties as the new Young equally divided. Head of the Democrats everywhere smiled and were plea.sed. only three months before losing acceptance or rejection. But someone was missing: Now where could he be? his forty-five dollar investment. Once accepted, the In teacher is We searched the Amerikana whole campus, though look as we might. the course of its captivity, "Tar- guaranteed a job with the Univer- The nZepuSilcan^ "Is it true that Dr. Republican leader was nowhere in sight! zan" was known to swallow five to sity, barring extraneous John J. Logue is drowning in the situations fluid political Was he troubled, situation which now exists ashamed, or at home crying sadly? six three inch mice within an hour. (negligence of duty, insanity, etc.). in the 7th Cong. District of '" Pa From their Villanova was gen'ral appearance the whole club felt badly. The owner describes his snake as Thus, if accepted, a professor placed on the critical list today can- after the entire Big Neal with Rocky? r^ident student body overdosed no buttons, no slogans, no vim, normally civilized, but continues not be dismissed by the University on Coca-Cola ... In another valiant effort to save on More proof of Rep. sadness. Ken C. with no grin! to say that he was the one for having views opposite those By university spending the administration only to of GERALD MAZORATI has decided to But It was the day after elections and all through the state. cheer up, Young Reps now, for all is not lost. put his hand in the cage. the University. But if Maintenance will a teacher is • ^^ sink holes into the first The voters Well it's post-election blues for outs of fl^r «nw 1 nV ^^i^f The SGA power, were sorry, they realized too late big city politic. floor and It will though slight, is now yours. rejected, he or Knows herewith be known as the V.U. she has the option of the Grand Old miniature gold and coun- That the victory of Shapp was a tragic To capture a re Professional . Bartenders : Disadvantages: He's already a SchMl Rumor has it that the film sun-god history course will be shifted next '-^-"n^'^: '- (215) 569-2255 '^',''" '"^^"'"" '° *^"«"««« • Frank Sinatra: d«Pt- • it's ^-bout those FrTh'f f"""i 'I^^ . rrench films they keep showing ,/ Advantages: He does ... it his way Existential ' note and - Professor John Green of the English gets the job done " dept. was seen in class friday with Black socks instead of • LOW, LOW PRICES Disadvantages: How he gets the the usual white. Asked about this strange occurance he job done. reportedly said "Does it really • MUFFLERS, TAIL PIPES / make a difference? ... now if he would only • BRAKES, FRONT END Richard Nixon where a matching coat and pants Advantages: Knows • YES, FOREIGN CARS who's in Well, we don't have Jim Weaver to kick our midst, around anymore ... now if • B.A.C. A MASTERCHARGE has years of executive we can only find those old Lou Ferry jokes. • GUARANTEEP experience; is on good terms mi COAST TO COAST Interesting spots on campus and DAS ,••.. with what to do there the president. behind 1) the Old library there remains sprayed Disadvantages: Bum leg. on a window a red Swasitika the only remnant of the good Franklin D. Roosevelt old revolution for student rights 733 Haverford ' oiicci Road tCflr , , , Advantages: Has dealt with in- 7^' 2) the fifty yard line on the football field rarely crossed by the BrynMawr flation, recession, stagflation, offense No one sings like Al Green and V.ilJey Forge and crossed far to often by the .Music Fair patrons are defense - say a prayer for Lou depression, etc. Ferry or about to find that out . . . curse Chip Bender. when the country's number I 'Soul Phone 527-3812 ^,, Disadvantages: He's been dead • ^ I . . « • > Singer' . . . . Al Green opens a '.' ' L'. 3)WKVU studios where they play weekend engagement on Friday, o; ^lor 25 vcars. oldies till ten at night Wear back and November 29 thru Sunday, December I. Showtimes are wnLiJiitiM f''^'^*^^ scream ."Heavy Eddie". Friday at «:.^0, Saturday at 7 atid I ():.^() and Sunday at ^ and 8:00 pm.- •', '.A" :;'Ti"; • i? yf-Vi w-»-,-j -rv2^(^^ Pag» 10 • THE VILLANOVAN • Novmb#r 13, 1974 November 13, 1974 • THE VILLANOVAN Campus " Theater • Ministry Focus Art of Crete, Troy Hilarious Sexuality and Zen Displayed in Falvey Performances By FR. JOSEPH MAHER 5? Bronze Age Art Objects From Minoan. In the light of ex- Highlight A new course in sexuality will 1h* The for this week-end (t)urse. He plans University Of Pennsylvania cavations this civilization reflects "Charley's Aunt offered in the Spring semester. two tfiursts. one intellectual and Are On Display In An Exhibit the legends concerning the ancient This one-credit mini-course is the the Sponsored By The Department capital of Greece, By SUSIE Director of the highly other experiential. The cour.se Of Mycenae. The DAXTON acclaimed, waiting. Maurice Strike designed latest addition to the Campus Fine Arts "Charley's will be an introduction into forms And The Students Art legends would have remained just Aunt" opened last Canadian-based Shaw Festival, the lush Victorian Ministry settings, Hilary interdisciplinary pro- of Forum At Falvey Library From that if not for the fabulous Tuesday night at Penn's serves as both director ZP]N (meditation) as orien- ad- Zeller- and star of Corbett, the exquisite costumes. gram. Within two bach years this tation for living. Oct. 28 to Jan. 15. ventures of the German, Heinrich Theatre less than 48 hours af- the production. The show is a .;; This ridiculous farce on the for- series of seminars has expanded to ter Schlieman, in the last century. that theatre's curtain fell on testimonial to the imagination and Remote and well-sheltered by mality of our Anglian ancestors six different courses. Each seminar the final Philadelphia skill of Tentatively the ritual and zen Fired by the imagination of the performance Whitehead and the cast of will water from mainland Greece, in run through Nov. 17. Ticket concentrates on one theme viz: I M of "Love seminars are scheduled for Trojan Wars, this retired business for Love." With the "Charley's Aunt." information the center of sea routes, rises the is available by calling death, or ritual, or marriage, or presentation of this It is weekends in March and October Photo by Barry Smith man turned his wealth (without play by Bran- notoriously tepid material, 594-6791. sexuality, and professors from mysterious island of Crete which dif- respectively at the campus the caution or care of modern ar- don Thomas, the Annenberg Cen- but perfomed as it is with inspired Reproduction of Bronze Age mask for centuries ferent departments come to the dominated the ter brings ministrv center. from Falvey. cheologists) to the discovery of the us another beautifully comedic talents, it works. campus Eastern Mediterranean and ministry center to share- great cities of the heroes of the executed comedy about the Whitehead's performance alone Theater their expertise. developed a brilliant luxury-loving niad and the Odyssey. amenities of a previous could carry the show. He is, civilization. To this civilization Today most historians agree generation's courting customs. however, supported by a fine cast These courses are recognized by the term "Minoan" is usually ap- ti ly/iQ's Chosen Despite of distinctive Who that the Myceneans the similar, frivolous performers were the sub- who are the religirtus studies department, plied. Its art and culture, which earliest mainland Greeks. In the ject matter, not overshadowed Wine- "Charley's Aunt" is by the star. The so that the credits can he used to The Office of Student Activities G. Hopkins, possess great originality and show as Patricia A. Ippoliti; Late Bronze Age (1400-1100 entertaining troupe satisfy the core has released B.C.) as its hilarious manages to maintain the requirements of up- the names of thirty- Robrart L. Kern, close affmities to the Mycenean, Robert C. Knapp, they became the masters and predecessor. per classmen. By taking three five Villandva University students balance threatened by the of David J. Letts, Paul C. McCabe, became the cultural and cultural heirs of the Minoans The play is the these one-credit courses who have been cited as story of two Ox- possibility that Whitehead could Sellers** (15 hours Who's Who and Thomas J. McGarrigle. mythological heritage of anciait through inter-marriage or ford undergrads, Jack and easily usurp each) a student fulfills the Among Students In American Greece. Charley, the spotlight with his conquest. But the Achaeans, as the who are infatuated with two lovely hysterically outrageous requirement of a three-credit Universities and Collies for 1974- Also, William J. The remains of the Minoan charac- Midon, ancients called them, Victorian religious 1975 adopted girls. The boys arrange terization. studies course. It is school year. Elizabeth J. Murtha, Neal M, culture were revealed at the turn of many aspects of the vanishing for a luncheon meeting dhaperoned Falls Short necessar>, however, to register for Osten, Michael A. Parks, Don M. the 20th century after the ex- ^^ Minoan civilization 'i by The commendable cast these courses. without Charley's aunt, (his guardian), includes: They are listed with They are: Mario J. Arena, Patulo, Paul J. Raffin, Richard cavations of the daring war T. sacrificing the James Valentine as By ELIZABETH the essential diaracter who is expected for a visit. His Jack, John KLINE religious studies course. Catherine V. Barr, Andrew A. Reed, Robert W. Reilly, Kathleen correspondent-archeologist. Sir Ar- Horton of their own culture. millionairess relative has lived as Charley, Hollis Cederbery, Joseph A. Coll, Bonnie M. Rowe, thur Evans. That the in George Scott Because William E. Sarnese, Minoans I did not buy "What the Wine- C and Trish Van Devere in "The Savage is sexuality is all- Brazil and Charley has never McLaren and Janet Doherty as Loose. J. Davis, Margaret A. Dolan, Phillip were skilled The similarity between Minoan seen Ar- A. Scott, artists was known in • pervasive it will he Judith W. Sot- their Sellers Buy," in the opening approached in and her. At the last minute she wires girl-friends, Robert Goodier thur N. Fuccillo, Elaine A. Gallen, man, Philip A. Uberti, the ancient world through Mycenean art is apparent in many ways. This is not a Luis A. as Colonel Sir Francis production at the New Locust this exhibit. that she will arrive a few days late, Chesney, Louis Guarrieri, Jr., James F. Urrutia, Anne M. Welsh, mythology which connects Their love of goldwork Theatre, pragmatic (how to) course, but, John F. so Jack's father, and James Nov. 5. is seen in the reproductions Jack and Charley, in a Edmond Guidera, William S. Halsch, John Wetzel, and Levering F. White. Daedalus and his son, Icarus • the of the hopefully, it will be a help to .self two acts, a good cast and strong son. rather not think about, makes it dialogue would Meanwhile, fills Sunday Night, November 17 The ROYAL SWEDISH BALLET does not stint the classics. In- have made it worth the mother the one of the most important films of FAR cur: THATS WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING /VBCUT cluded in the repertoire for this first American tour are beautifully buying. boy's head with stories of parties the years. 5, 7, 9 PJM. e Admission $1 .00 ALL THE NEW PROGRAMS THE VILLANOVA UNION IS produced versions of SWAN LAKE and THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. BEGINNING. PROGRAMS SUCH AS "CABARET" SUNDAY Vasey Theatre For lovers of modern dance, there is EMBRACE TIGER AND NIGOT COFFEEHaiSE ENTERTAINMENT IN THE EAST Vilianova University RETURN TO MOUNTAIN, with music by Morton Subotnick, LOUNGE OF DOUGHERTY BEGINNING AT 8:30pm. choreographed by Glen Tetley. This ballet deals with the Chinese "MUNCHIES", SAIURDAY NIGHT DANCE BAND system of shadow-boxing called T*ai-Chi, consisting of 37 exercises. ENTERI'AINMENT BEGINNING AT Spin. IN BUTLER The seventeenth exercise is called EMBRACE TIGER AND RETURN ANNEX. THE '.VEDtESDAY 25<^ novies, COMEDY U5-3375 November 14 & 15 TO MOUNTAIN, being danced Thursday, November 14 in the AT ITS FINEST IN THE NORTH LOUNGE OF STEVE GOODMAN Academy of Music, at 8 p.m. DOUGHERTY, TI^ES 10:30, 12:30, and 3:30Fm, SWAN LAKE, in its entirety, will be danced THE PJN WAY TO RELAX BEIWEEM WEDNESDAY on Sunday, Novem- .•itiiil^i: November 21-24 ber 17 at 3 p.m. and again at 8 p.m. MUNCHIES y a new ente^rtainrrent first CLASSES. THESE ARE JUST 3 WAYS TO ENJOY DAVID AMRAM from the Vilianova Union to you. illi_«iillll J YOURSELF WHEN ITS TIME TO TAKE TOAT BREAKl On Sunday November 874 LANCASTeI^ LORI LIEBERMAN RANDY NEWMAN and his forty piece orchestra to appear at the 24 at 8 pm Live Dance Band music every Sat. "Steppenwolf [/V%i tJW liW LINDA COWEN Academy of Music on Monday, November 18th at 8 p.m. With Randy returns to the live evening beginning at 8pm in Butler \11V,\ lllMOI\ Newman will be special guest RY COODER. Tickets are priced at concert scene with a one time Annex. $1 admission and munchies. xs^ A4ipyqt Tjx OB si|^ $6.50, $5.50 an<) $4^9. only performance. at / A*yyt*. the VaUey , . . ,v^aV V^V> OoU^e ID required. Ooms join us.* Forge Mttsdc Fair in bitWrf''^ ' * ' ^ ili 1 W^wSS^TffHfe^?^' PBffiT # tHE VILLANOVAN • Nov«mb«r 13. 1974 Interview Nov«inb«r 13, 1974 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pag# 13 Main Point Joseph E. Levine Bishop Brings Rock, Blues To The Point Hates Tailoring By LEW 0*NEIL The Main Point rocked last on the guitar^Bishop left most of guitarist Johnny Vernazza are of By ELIZABETH KLINE the week with the explosive talmts of heavy work to pianist Phil particular importance. One of the Elvin Aaberg. Jo.seph E. Levine in dark universality. A film must be un- Bishop and band. more popular song of the evening, In a business-like manner glasses, dark .suit, derstood he Bishop made quite a name for The music and a .silver tip- in Czechoslovakia, as avoided may have changed, "Travelin Shoes," was highlighted his new highly criticized ped cane .seemed more like a well as Paris and the United himself years ago, while playing but apparently not the man. -by some very Allmanish double- production, "Night Porter." gangster than a multimillionaire States. guitar for perhaps the best electric Despite the styled hair and hip lead slide guitar by Bishop and discussing instead Andrew executive producer. In addition Wyeth blues band in rock history, the dress. Bishop still had the His 491 to the universality, and the Chicago Vernazza. Aaberg's clarinet had Chri.stina Olsen house that American and foreign films in- he said he would not do Butterfield Blues Band, but with tough guy look of the Butterfield all the funk of Herbie musicals. he bought. Hancock on Acting on his wife's the 'recent decline clude "The Graduate." "Carnal He would buy anything from Jack ad- in blues days. two improvised instrumental. vice he bought the Knowledge" and his recently Nicols who he esteems hou.se and popularity, Bishop faded from the Starting out with a tightly con- The bands talaits as a genius. surrounding culminated in 17-1/2 acres, music scene. Like his good drinking buddy John Prince, Steve released "Night Porter." He refuses to use to structed set of songs from the a lively version of the album title Goodman has done Cast from the tem- preserve new National Lampoon show. it from becoming a Chicago proud with his ever -developing singing A hardcore businessman with a permental George C. Scott, com- Emerging last spring with a new album. Bishop took advantage of track that Bishop turned and songwriting talent. or Julie mercial into a establi.shment. He gave label, Capricorn, and new country- the Thankfully, he's coming back to the Main Point for Thursday and matching New York aaent, Joe Andrews (she could not attract a crowd's enthusiastic response hand-clapping sing-a-long. A most the house to the .state Friday, Levine is no put on. He describes flea.") which now rock sound, Bishop proved his by extending solos, improvising, impressive performance. November 14 and 15 and some more good times. Bijijou stands as a Cafe him.self, permanent museum ability to diversify with an album "I am the only in- He will be making six pictures for and playing the blues. the works of dependent Andrew Wyeth. entitled Let It Flow. The material producer in the whole in the next 18 months. "None of Bishop's blues have as mudi an New Releases world of my status, and I got them will be from both the new album and act as it is making music. He's a all really out.standing, Finally touching on "Night Por- blues my money from banks (loans). I with the possible Bishop's past, made this gig talented but rough guitarist still exception of a ter" he explained his first in- (( was fortunate enough Liliana an electrifying event. very much into the Lampoon to make Cavari directed picture." volvement with the film showmanship was in more good films than bad." The other Bishc^ opoied the set with of the 60's. Is Hurting pictures Child" will War .serve Paris on opening night. In com- mainly as material Hank William's country classic, He's' backed by four quality His conception of a good film is for foreign pany of other critics, he was aware one countries. One of "Hey Good Lookin." Laying low musicians. Pianist Aaberg and Jethro Tull: War Child the Jungle" may become an FM that makes money. He adds the films is that the\' were not impressed. He Whatever the language, I doubt Is titled. Jethro Tull's new album may hit, but if is Lots almo.st defensively, "This Time I'll said, this the best they can this album will gain of "for tho.se Make You "I was careful much com- Liaughs of .not to say Rich." well be their wor.st to date. The do . . . v.Vou who are artistically anything, and mercial success in the U.S., re- '^ inclined after a long lunch IS' title cut, "War Child," leads the you may ask why On November 4th WNEW-FM gardless of its success in By LEW O'NEIL the hell did I Romeo And Juliet In England. listener to believe that they have in bother with movies like "The Car- New York had a "History of "Vulgar and * •] pointless satire," is What other weak points Theater initiated a new direction for them- Jethro Tull" there petbaggers," and "Harlow." program. Ian An- Uninteresting the theme well lived up to by the are He vocals, uninspired in the material are covered by continued, selves, in the vein of a "Gentle derson himself was heard to say "If I didn't I would melodies and the sheer lack of new National Lampoon show the cast and Black And White the show's quick have gone Giant" type. The song, however, "You'l! notice this album is that's continuing broke, I would have originality (something Tull has now through moving pace. By LIZ GOLDEN not unlike a su.spended chord, been perhaps more simplistic . , . no, Friday a tailor, and I hate being a Shakespeare at never notably suffered from) mark at the Bijou. Some of the wittier Shubert skits were an tailor!" Remember Shakespeare's tor never seems to reach its not simplistic. Let's not use that Co-written by old Joel Friedman has tried to this album as a supreme disap- National Lam- interview between William destination F. He makes classic, Romeo and Juliet? The make the play significant for a and what could have word. Direct. It's more direct. We poon editors Henry no pretentions that he - pointment, particularly for those Beard, Sean Buckley and a dead Salvador By JOHN HOPKINS been a "different" tvpe comes Al- understands his films. tragic tale of two young lovers modern audience. wanted to make an album that Kelly and He re- Scene I. of us who always dug Tull as a Doug Kenny the show is l«ide, and a rape scene Philadelphia, Shubert Theater parodying counted an trying to overcome the bounds However, the across as a forced statement left was more acxessible to people." interesting of contemporary at- • a fast-paced eolleition of story about John. Prithee Susan, band with an unconstrained mini- T.V.'s Dating Game. To that the all the world's a stage, One dimension grasping. Joseph Levine produc'ed"" society so as to lead a majestic life mosphere set off with electronic That was the first time I'd heard skits all in the "sick," humor vein Fellini' within another. This one dNnamism in their new ideas. show adds the "Lampooning" made real by its presence, far removed other songs are less of directed, together? Remember how the two sound systems and very basic The than "accessible" used for "com- of the magazine. such "^/2." After seeing the from the first showing, yet topical subjetts as dated for our own times bv costume equally disenchanting. in Woman's and kill themselves in reverence of costuming contributes little to the "Bungle mercial." RICK MARKERT The show is headed by opening with Fellini he setting of familiars. Joe Lil), the oil cri.ses, white turned collar their true, loyal love for each enjoyment of the play. text .l.l.l.l.<.S.t.^^il.^^^^^S.<.S.^^^^^^.l.<.»^t.l.l.l^l,l,^lC<,CC^>ll,mm»»i Belushi, who has become towards him saving, "what Sue. The LLLH^t>>^m» , famous pri.sons and Patty Hearst, the hell Moreso, I feel the touch of Shakespeare's own, all of was handed to other? WeU, Romeo and Juliet are remains exactly the same — quite in Lampoon circles, for his role as that all about?" Fellini our senses by a thtt^e generated a good deal of sorcerer of twists, one Clifford Williams and Com- Joe Cocker .shrugged his alive and trying to make a long, melodramatic and, needless in last season's "Lem- laughter. .shoulders and .said, pany. Lighted, tran.sparent, 'spersed by rocking tunes the likes of 1026 Lancaster Ave. mings." show. The rest "I have no idea." comeback at Temple's Tomlinson to say, very corny. Romeo and of the cast The new National Lampoon which the former ma.ster never envisioned. includes Gilda Radner. Theater, 13th and Norris sts. Juliet seem to be Ali and Ryan in Harold show is as John. Contrarily. I know of vulgar and sillv as it As a producer, a dozen plus one originals Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania 19010 Hamis. however, Levine wTitten This, time the production sports disguise. Whether they be black or Brian E)oyle-Murry and was intended. into script and given The fad that it is has indi.sputable contemporary breath to beat as the> success. He do by an interracial cast starring black white, they just don't have the Joe O'Flaherty. Kadner and well Marc Wilkenson. acted-out, however is the described the one Like everv other sight and sound before" e.ssential quality us, the actor James Charles Roberts same appeal that they to 527-4434 Belushi have both worked on the new IS old. used show's greatest asset. he looked for Timless as humanity itself, showing in choosing a film is that which men (Romeo) Lampoon's Radio Hour and all are from and white actress Freda have. now and then felt of their condition ...... i,ji...-^iMH graduates of the Kavanagh (Juliet). They display Romeo and Juliet will continue Chicago's Second >•»;'. Sue. Yes, but men in every role as I can .see. though some play City Theater group. women excellent acting abilities as they at Temple until November 17. If Vasey .•V and even one who plays woman playing man. On the whole, the Theatre emphasize the racial conflict which you are interested in seeing the adequate show was fun- John. He, who is power for the she. .seeming him at one in.stance, called nier and less continues to plague society today. couple's new image, take a trip Advent/2's, so offensive than I ex- Rosiland when curtain's you can up, knows him.self as Gregorv Floy after pected. This is not to say however The entire cast of the House of down to the Tomlinson Theater — actually get all the per- shrugging off vestments. <:i Adept at all virtues of .stage presence Of- formance that the show does not Montague is black and the House maybe they'll be reincarnated in built into the achieve its fering, in principle, the nature of love by intricate plot. Purposely speakers. FM sensitivity goal of presenting offensive humor. Orchard To of Capulet is cast as white. Direc- still another way! denying, as did the first, per.sonified action which mav detract from (1.9uV) is superior for It's ju.st that much of the intended thought. this price range, so opening night laughter was Sue. lb.,.,' tuning in even distant Conclude So strong a notion, the loves' theme, that Films Fall jestful relief generated by the adors themselves Season seems a compromi.se stations should be no to flowing emotion. Yet as we laugh, the regardless « t Iproblen at all • and of the material. Anton message wanes not. the Chekhov's last great estate, In fact I know better now the whole For example, suggests that the cherry or- condition smooth O'Arsonval one of the weaker masterpiece, of the players' intent. THE CHERRY OR. chard be movement meter skits of the night involving a chopped down, the CHARD, will John. My.self as well. Warhol's "Dracula," conclude the fall property divided Charmed by Touch.stone's trivialities indicates when you parody on the old time science- into small lots, season at Vasey Theatre. and meloncholic from Jacques have tuned This and finally to darkest hues. Together they reflect to the fiction serials, is savetl by be sold as residen- one of production will mine own lightly clearest and strongest run from Novem- ces. and weighted approach to life. Lyuba and Gayev insist The original Adv^t loudspeaker. In- Belushi's many impressions, that that signal on ber 20-23, December 4-7, nightly Sue. Our humanity both real v.. Horror and AM and FM. The controls'on at and apparent, set Humor troduced in alternatives be found to from mind to 1969, shewed that the of a southern police officer. Lopahin's the 330B are numerous, but 8:00 p.m. stages' .stage and again to mind best loudspeakers sensibly plan, but not in time and heart fills me. All plea.sured didn't hav^ to be for the located, so operating the receiver is This play is the now isled-crowd, By WHARTON TIERS "Dracula." To all the most expensive a a retrospective myself and you al.so, for I di.sbelievers, I ones. And the pang scheduled auction at imagine this was as pleasure instead of a hassle. on which The advertisement promi.ses a introduction And to the irreparable loss you like it. Told you so. of the Smaller Advent of Lopahin buys the estate for him- nrwke playing your records a pleasure something John. wild combination of sex, gore and loudspeaker in 1971. proved that a very beautiful, self. Well said. Now woman, get thee For instead of a hassle, but to the Schuylkill. everyone else r-; . those of we include the re- comedy in "Dracula," really good loudspeaker with honest THEATER which had to died Andy cently updated BSR 310 nevertheless. It Chekhov insisted you who sat through all earlier bass response AXE auto- on the comic :-> y Warhol's and film-maker could be had for a recounts the dissolution Paul matic turntable. It has damped cueing of the vision of this waning Hollywood Draculas feeling reasonable price. The Advant/2 world, adding (a Morri.ssey's second . new feature) and cailibrated William Shakespeare's Ranevsky family estate horror ex- stylus with a that such a world becomes somehow unfulfilled should really loudspeakers continue this laudable nostalgia even travaganza. The promise is amply force adjustment, so you don't have to which affirms the farcial at enjoy Warhol's clever satiric tradition. times. This insistence ver- worry atx>ut damagir>g your records. A cyclical <.-' '''^' fulfilled with all three elements ROMEO ' nature of life. ^ « ; stems from the notion sion. It is a very funny film in its base, dustcover. and ADC induced mag- that rebirth present in Sow in pairs for & JULIET The Ranevsky estate copious quantities. $1 16, the Advent/2 is all but is inherent in death, i>wn camp way, and it exploits the netic cartridge are included. and that a *'. '> loudspeakers bankrupt, Quantity in sex and violence does I' bring the accurate, wide- and Lyuba Ranevsky universal humor of the situations far better affirmative life spirit range Advent sound to the economy Although already anriong and her brother not necessarily imply Quality for the finest Gayev attempt to transcends than the mildly price range. Now thru Nov. 14 particular suffering. outrageous This economy is realized consumer products on the market the majority of people, if you are of forestall the bailiffs from through selling, This play is a graduate produc- "Frankenstein." The atting is the use of contemporary today, high fidelity components keep the estate the t.v|)e who is turnwl off by excess Students 12 Gen. to pay their debts. superbly white plastic cabinets which are getting better and better. Public tion directed by Dr. flaky through-out (Udo I- acous- This results James J. (blood in Lopahin, an particular) there is little tically identical to in excellent <3.50 emerging business Christy. Reservations Kier as the Count and Arno conventional wood home music systems like may be reason to view this film. enclosures. man who was a former serf on the Juerging as Anton this one. Tech Hifi's $329 offering. made by calling are particularly f Thurs. (7:30), Fri. & Sit. 527-9783. Warhol uses the .« . . •. V •\!/.S'/.iJ __ P*ag« 14 • THE VILLANOVAN • Nov«mb«r13. 1974 Novmiib«r 13, 1974 • THE VILLANOVAN • Interview Terps Shell 'Cats, 41 -0 By RICH KRAFT Seen at tried. UFO Tower They Maryland started off with a Actually nothing confused did they try. They were out By JOHN DiSTASO Boy bang. Walter White went around Maryland as it took the Wildcats The pinnacle of the rock music there hitting, clapping, and end to the Villanova group's versatility, which has the group. He said that when a 15 for a 52 nearly 37 minutes to even enter business is a difTicult goal to congratulating each other on good yard run. However, the 'Cats made them a headline name in group is successful here it can truly hung Terp territory. But then again not reach, for the infinite number of plays. They never gave up. Europe, and has caused many to be considered successful. tough and yielded only a 30 yard too much has fooled the Terps this mediocre bands can smother the However, all was for naught as the Steve compare them with Led 2^pdin. "European groups generally are Mike-Mayer field goal. year as they were ranked 14th in chances of the few containing Wildcats came away on the short "Almost every British harci rock not as professional as American It took Maryland ten more the national rankings (AP). talent. Truly outstanding per- group has been compared to Led groups." end of a 41-0 score. minutes to put more points on the Villanova's lone threat came in formers, though, manage to over- Zeppelin," said Phil Mogg before "We tried our best and gave an board. Joe Brancato capped a six the last series plays. plays Unlike many British performers, of Key come the barriers, and, eventually effort but there is no doubt not performing at the Towct, "I Phil all-out play, 39 yard drive with a one yard were a penalty (roughing the struggle to fame. Mogg enjoys popular don't think we sound like that Maryland is a better football plunge. Details are meaningless them at American music. "The Allman kicker) and a 34 yard pass play ./ One such band is an exciting all." team," observed interim Head but the Terps added 31 more Brothers are nice between Lance Viola and John European quintet, to listen to, but I UFO (pronoun- Coach Lou Ferry. points on two Mike-Mayer field UFO relies solely on their don't like the Grateful Mastronardo that brought the ball ced "you-fo"), ^o have already Dead. I've musical talents to impress Despite their super effort, it goals (22, 37), two safeties off of to the line. their become so involved with what our Terp 13 yard However, proven themselves across both the hurts. coupled with the audience. There are no theatrics as And when blocked punts, and three toudi- the game closed as it began, on a Atlantic, group is doing that I can't listen to In Europe, and the past four weeks it does not add up Alice Cooper displays, and no wild a downs on a short run by Tony sad note for Villanova, with Pacific, in Japan. Currently really wide variety." Bowie-style outfits. "I really think to anything positive for the Wild- Black and two scores by Tim Maryland's Brad Can* sacking making their first tour of the U.S. Judging UFO sited. that would detract from our from the attitude of the cats. In the last five weeks, Wilson. Viola for a loss. UFO was in Philadelphia last group's PtWo music," Mogg reflected. Guitarist two leaders, and the Villanova has been outscored 227- "They had the ball for so many "It's been like a nightmare, by Barry Smith Wednesday. They were scheduled album, Terp Mark Manges loses his balance and the piggkln after get- Roger Chapman added, "We PhcnoBMBon, UFO has 22 and has lost its head coadi. plays and when they have it so these last five games," commented QB (5) to perfcnrm in Upper Darby's Tower both ability ting hit hard Sean Collins present ourselves with no put ons." the and awareness to When it rains, it pours. much you know th^r're going to sidelined punter Scott Kaufman. by (32) and Gene Fasalo (24). Theatre '»i to promote their first reach fame in the U.S. They will be Maryland looke.d like the Gentle Giant's Best Their presentation has bem score. Everything considered I "Maybe the week everyone went American-released album. performing in the area in the near Alabama of the east, putting in described, as "slightly sexually in- think the defense played well," through took its toll," offo-ed Phenomenon. Unfortunately Gentle Giant: **The Power of the established on previous records, for future, and have already per- h'esh reserves every minute and said (Doach Ferry about Maryland. clined" by their press release. Ck)ach Ferry. Crusaders Next Glory" Capitol (ST-11337) but a the group but especially for the formed in a taping of continuation of their superb "Others say that," Don Kir- using every one of the 63 players How true. Maryland ran off 81 Maybe. public, their commented style, so the equipment never shner's Rock Concert. The show suited up. tunes themselves who plays (compared . to 59 for By FRED TRIETSCH Chapman, "We just play and enjoy CAT* NIPS . . . Frazier made his made the trip from Atlanta, and sound typically their own. To will be aired later in the season. In Terp Head Coadi Jwry ViManova) and piled up 511 yards. For Wildcats With groups like King Crimson, ourselves. We don't even realize second varsity start at quarterback they were unable to play. already-convinced followers, 'The Claiborne words, "we played a lot tried "We to confuse them with . . Genesis and Triumvirate gaining a that we're doing it." Excellent hard rock . Dreisbach started at tight end By RICH KRAFT Their album, however, is has been Power and the Glory" will an in- of people early in the game because be shifts but we were unable to pick . . . strong following these days, the missing for too long; it's attendance was 42,331 and telligent mixture of find hard- "I don't think Bowie is over- back in In 1969 Holy Cross was plagued Morton, besides running finds another step in a line of the opposition was not as strong." all blitzes. time has surely arrived for Gentle the shape of up of the We just largely consisted of kids, who were rocking sounds with interesting theatrical in his act," said Chap- UFO. with hepatitis and was forced to time for other things like passing lieautifully producetl and arranged Kind words from a coadi x^ose couldn't get any offense going," Giant. Their brand of urgently admitted free . . Viola got his guitar work from Michael man. "In his case his music and cancel many of its games. Now and punting. He has completed 63 progressive rock; and new listeners •"». team is headed for the Liberty commented Coach Ferry. fluid and cerebral jazz-rock- One first big dose of playing time . . . Schenker and more mellow music act complement each other." (The author was they are just coming out of that passes of 119 attempts for 685 will find extreme enjovment in unaware that Bowl. His team was almost as dassical modes has been ap- thing that did not confuse the Steve Ramsey gave a fine per- in which vocalist Phil Mogg excels. UFO did in tramatic episode, led by All- yards. In punting he has been good their accessible melodies laced Phil Mogg stressed the im- fact play the Tower. kind, fumbling four times (losing preciated Terps was Villanova's running formance once again . . . by a i-ult following for American for 34,0 yards each kick. with This mixture illustrates the portance of this American tour to Ed.) defensive back John several years, well-chosen instrumental two), throwing one interception, game. In forty-one attempts the Mastronardo now has 33 catches and it's long past Provost. Morton's favorite receiver is phrases to balanc*e the effect. and recording eleven penalties for 'Cats were able to gain a measly 27 due for listeners to on year . . . Fasulo's interception be informed of In the national stats Dave Quehl, who is ranked fourth this is not quite a fully developed last week their 120 yards. yards on the ground. was the third of his varsity career virtuosity. Lack of a major Vocalist Fhrovost nationally with Derek Shulman's voice as, say, "Three Friends". The (Continued from page 12) was ranked first in in- 38 catches for 520 tour has held them back from Levine and he is only a soph . . . home appeals strongly in his terceptions with 7 and yards. emotive ideas aren't quite so tightly tied added wider acceptance, but game this Saturday vs. Holy Cross, now, with phrasings, and, if another one last week, For points the Crusaders rely on anything, "The together and the pieces aren't quite which he The everybody started liking with game time set for 1:30. Power and the Glory, thev've Power and the it — It's a Levine Presents. He recently wrote ran back 76 for placekicker Jerry Kelley pts.) Glory" is even more the extended works as on other yards a score. He (33 taken to the cocktail party film." road and should soon subtle than an article for the New York Times, was also fourth in and Morton, Quehl, and Provost previous albums. recordings, more a series the nation in win over of droves of fans. Again, they've and he's still happily married. The punt returns with (18 pts. apiece). attempted a con- fragments, threaded together more 10 returns for Their latest 62 years old, in great spirits album is no depar- ceptual recording, and only question he didn't answer was 180 yards and an 18.0 Holy Cross, in compiling a 3-4-1 a streamK)f- in tone and spirit than in actual Wildcat •average. ture Irom the patterns health Joseph E. Levine has just what would they consciousness endeavor, though you like to do that Two were run back for touch- slate, has defeated Brown (45-10), (Continued on page finished 19) writing a l>ook, Joseph E. you've never done Iwfore. Dartmouth Club downs. ( 14-3), in addition to U The Crusaders operate a Ma.ss. and has fallen to Harvard multiple offense out of pro-sets (24-14), Colgate (21-16), Temple Ed Burnshaw, Secretary- and, as a result, like to run. Before (56-0), and Army (13-10). The Treasurer of the Villanova Edu- last week's victory over Crusaders have also recorded a tie £ive cational Foundation, better known Massachusetts (30-20), Grant with Boston University. (OU as MkwU The Wildcat Club, recent- Keith paced the running game With this being the last home ly announced some good news for with 238 yards in 50 carries. Bob game of the season and the past the Wildcat fans. The Villanova Morton, the quarterback, also holding five straight disasterous Educational Foundation, through likes to run. He has 82 carries for losses, a win this Saturday would : ten months of "Centra/ Fai*" 1974, has exceeded 213 yards. The other running back, serve as a beacon in the night. In a their total fund raising efforts for Mark Cannon has 152 yards in 45 bold prediction, I'll say 'Cats, 20- 1973. With two months remaining attempts. 10. Z^ IV. Lmicaster Ave. Wayne, Pa. in this campaign year. The Wild- cat Club raised $35,000 from 215 members. In its inaugural, in 1973, Drillers,Chuggers Rate Photo by Barry Smith The Wildcat Club raised $31,000 UPCOMING AURACTIONS: Wildcat receiver John Mastronardo being greeted with little affection from 201 members. Mj. Burnshaw 'by Terp defensive back Ken Schroy (46). Catch, which came in second was extranely pleased that a new By MICHAEL RANDAZZA * quarter, was good for a 20 yard gain. record has been set and for the Basketball, football, soccer and miral has ordered the bayonets WED. N0V.13-N0V.17 next two months the volunteer baseball all receive ample out. ALSO, TONIGHT workers will attempt to add to publicity throughout the year. Another little known sport is PLAYER OF THE WEEK that total. Then there are the minor sports that of bee« chugging. Every When your father went to Diminick has seen action at ^r. Burnshaw cited the nation's which get less print. semester the Inter Fraternity MM MM Boston (College and your brother defensive and running back but economy and the changing athletic Then there are .some .sports •Council sponsors a contest to SUPA HEAT Ms« Central Park went to Notre Dame, where do you has won more praise for his kick scene at Villanova for the past which some do not consider worthy crown the fastest chugging frater- go? returning. Prior to the Maryland couple of years as obstacles that of any mention. But to the par- nity. Villanova. game, he had returned 21 kickoffs The Wildcat Club had to over- ticipants and the spectators these During Homecoming Week, Zeta Beauty Contest Well, that is where Ken for 431 yards and a 20.5 average. come. However, with Coach "sports" are more important than Rho (ZP) won -an unprecedented Diminick chose to go. In punt returns he had returned Massimino firmly entrenched, the majors. third straight championship WED., N0V.20 only 3 kicks but had 39 return football starting to make a move The beauty of the ROTC drilling defeating Delta Pi Epsilon by 19 ENTER THE PAGENT OR AT yards. and Athletic Director Ted Aceto team. Whiskey Company, con- seconds. r;, In the press box someone com- guiding the helm, Burnshaw^ feels trasted the dismal football effort Id chugging, ten men drink two- • LEAST COME AND SEE THE FUN! mented, "it was the first time that The Wildcat Club will raise * i much, on Parent's Weekend. si xteen ounce cups in a relay race. MM anyone had returned a fair number much more in the immediate near "I come every year just for this," Zeta Rho becomes the first frat WED., N0V.27 of Maryland kickoffs. The kid future. exclaimed one parent. "They're to win three semesters in a row. really showed me something." It should be pointed out that the fanta.stic!" Their squad had five rookies, In a game in which Villanova $31,(X)0 raised last year and the Their interwoven patterns and Dave Lengyel, Jeff St. Amour, MM MM MM WQs constantly struggling for field $35,0(X) raised so far this year breathtaking, almost faultless Steve Kolenda, Jim E)eBlasio and INVEStMINT position Diminick offered the best represents a total of $66,0(X) in 'drills MOXIE take plenty of practice and Jim Cupero. _ outright he could. Four times he took the funds raised for the discipline. "We've got a lot of rcxikies," ex- ball at the line University's goal and justified athletic program. "We practice every morning," plained J. St. Amour, "but a lot of his decisions to run it back by get- There are no University Alcoholic Beverages Served (Must Be 21 Vrs. of Age for Entrance) «> ex- explains Bob Maldonado, one of pride." ting to or beyond the 20 yard line penditures involved in this fund the six seniors, "including ZP's other five men were Dave Special College NIghton Wednesday every time. raising. Thus, every penny given to Satuday, two hours a day." St. Amour, John Black, Dave Riz- His final stats Saturday showed the University is a real plus! "Out on the field, during a zotte, Bob' So Dance In a Real Schmit and Mark "Night Club" Atmosphere five returns for 101 yards and a If you have not joined The Wild- routine, you have tA trust the other Roacha. 20.2 average. cat Club in 1974, please do so Only 10 Minutes From Villanova by guy. There is no room for error." "Chugging isn't for fun," ex- This type of performance makes sending your check to The Wildcat iLANOiA Indeed there isn't. Up to last plains Rizzotte, "It's a wav of Wildcat Club Office, Call MM 9-^100 fpr Further Information fans grateful that Ken Austin Hall, year, the Villanova drill team used life." <«"*Ui#t«'»v.' Vilfanova Diminick did not follow in University, Villanova, bayonets in their Nationally So it is for the drill team. The '*-A.% , be is the looming possibility that the one year?" on newstands everywhere on incident probe the December 2nd. No mail orders may university .r This year's freshmen crop, the into reconsidering the exclusion of will be accepted so you better ^ only unit Weaver recruited for remember that football from its intercollegiate Villanova, has probably the most date. KiNCtor vimmm < f|{| I LMt«{ST-^lUM fit mc * *^^w '* getUonJbr^ggssr The BuiJweiser Sweater • Depi A. 2800 South 9th Street • St Louis Mo 63118 Enclosed is S (check or M payable )o Anheuser Bujch Inc ) lor the Butfweiser Sw«ater(s) indicated below COLIAU STYll (Turtlfntck Mock Turlta) . Pay .'?K^ 18 • THE VILLANOVAN • Nov*mb«r 13. 1974 J Karate ? :v<_.^«,>o *. . l***^.-^ November 13, 1974 e THE VILLANOVAN e Page 19 Harriers Fall Giant Tourney Dracula precocious and immtxligtely (Continued from page 14) ab- lore into the mixture, though to sorbable rather than cliltitult. By TISH DUGAN Quantico alwavs redirecting it to their own (Continued from page 13) blood makes him even sicker than (Ii-spite its depth. "Proclamation" A badly outranked Villanova By ends. will (lie 11 he doesn't get some before. Joe Dellasandro. Warhol's EDWARD R. KOWALSKl musical or Ivrical content. But the Karate could almost be a single, as could "were-gin" blood. Team captured third place Though "The Power and the ()ti he goes to resident handsnian. .stud, .soeiali.st insistent diversity, when used so .several others on the album, with in the first college and open com- GlorV" shows no new directions (or the great Catholic country of Italy, and super-star. discovers This well by Gentle Giant, betomes an petition held past weekend, the Vil- contact with the leaders for the clever ver.ses and superbly in- where Anton feels on our 'campus this Gentle Giant, initiated cultist sure the Count l>racula's .secret and performs the asset rather than a drawback, and. season. lanova cross country team end- length of the race and his weekly fectious choruses. Also effective is will be Villanova's Jay Lamb, a should find it a joy; for the new able to find some. Un- perfunctory ".stake through the ed their dual-meet atlually, much of the album is brown belt, Scott Storey, competition improvement will be a big factor in their blending traditional in- listener, it fortunately he an orange should be a rewarding ends up in a house heart" routine. (After a .slight dis- for this year with the Marines almost catchy, not abstract. belt, and Chris Mallon, a white of V.U.'s bid for another IC4A crown. fluences from English troubador new experience. lull of promiscuous womeii, whose membering) Quantico Belt, scored 4 points against in a losing effort, 18-39. Penn Dropping another five seconds The Marines fielded State's 14 points in the first a fine team round. off his Belmont time was Chris Tom Seaborne, with such notable runners as Tom captain of the Davis. In doing so Chris Childers, Dan posted a Penn State team and one of three Morris and Frand time of 26:46 placing him in black belts on the team, was seventh place and second across disqualified from the Unfortunately, this dual meet first round the line for V.U. Since the falls LaSalle when he made face contact at an awkward time, being while meet Chris has really started between the Big to sparring Jay Lamb. Giacona, a Five Cham- come around. Although it may Penn State pionship and the IC4A Cham- green belt found him- sound repetitious, pionship Davis could self disqualified in for Villanova. Many of both rounds quite also be a key to a the top V.U. victory next while sparring Mallon and Ms. A. runners, namely Monday. Also running a fine race McCarey, Coghland and Dorsey, Christinas, Hoeppner of Lehigh. This Mike was Steve Crooke. As a freshman, Damiano, a V.U. opted for a week of rest rather than orange belt, Steve has had his ups run in a and downs fought two rounds with a dual meet. pulled throughout the year, experiencing hamstring in his leg, and found the tensions and nervousness that himself being dragged out of the Even though this does not ap- all runners face. His time of 26:49 ring and across folding chairs by a pear fair in the is a personal best and it 6'5" eyes of the Quan- comes at a black belt, Ricci, in an out- very tico coaches and advantageous time, for it jgifit some spectators, is for burst of ask dubious sportsmanship. easier a it must be remembered that Quan- to enter a major meet Collie tournaments are noted for knowing tico is a club, and it is not a mem- that your last race was their close adherence to the rules, ber of the NCAA. McCarey and youl- best, than to enter on a down more competitors like Ricci could Coghland acknowledged th^ run- note. change that fast. ning talents of The Yillanova Karate * Childres and the In round two Villanova team placed third in the collese - open The race was won by Tom lost to tour- other Marines but nament held Sunday in the Field said that th^r' Childers Ldiigh 12-11, a very close match House. of the United States felt a possible IC4A victory was Storey. He was the high scorer Marine Corps, in a time even though Villanova of in second with 21 points, and-- — of 25:38.8. found V — I more important at this time. lifetime. the team for with Close themselves again badly 6 points to his Villanova in third with 15 points. behind was teammate Dab a outranked credit. This is remarkable Morris in 25:49. by a black belt, a brown belt, two con- These two runners sidering Storey, with The Wildcats Even with the top runners have been golds, and a green. The two gold an orange Hnish up their not leading the attack for belt and only one year home football competing in this race, the Quantico all belts would be comparable to two of karate season of 1974 year. They bring only The HP-80 Financial. training under it, earned the against the Crusaders Marines experienced some good seven runners to brown belts in the Okinawan style points of Holy a meet, thus em- Performs virtually all time/money against a brown belt, one step from Cross this Saturday. running from Tom Gregan and phasizing the ability studied by the Villanovan team Game of the seven The HP-as Electronic Slide Rule. calculations in seconds. Has a a black, and a gold belt, time is li30 Chris Davis as both runners chosen The HP-65 Fully Pkt>graniniable. under their coach, Sensei Walter a step and p.m. and a great set runners. 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SATORDAY, NOVEMBER pin On your next trip home, drop a hint about the HP calculator you'd like, (fit can't be found at the local campus bookstore, call toll-free for name and address of (In Calif, call 662-9862) nearest HP dealer (800) 538-7922 (800) 614/32. A Hewiett-'Padcard pocket calculator is a gift for a lifetime. University Fieldliouse • ' «i ' *»***********-***i**ti*^tttil\ • • ( # n» '^^"nmTTTTTTTTVf^rr^mY '^^f^^'^i^^wiiBnnn^r'rTTTTTTTT''^ ' ' ' ***vv ' ' ' ' 'j.wA'.'AWjjjj . ' ' ' ' » jjA . j, . . :. « J. , ,\ j;. j. j/. .MA Pag» 20 • THE VILLANOVAN • Nov«mb«r 13, 1974 SLICK FLICKS 'y.- Starting today and every It^m^^^^l.^^^^^C^Cl.^Ll.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.^'t^^.S.S following Wednesday, the Vii- Ccdmce lanove Union will be present- TEACH-IN ON INFLATION ing a cartoon film series. Slick Flicks will be held in the North On Wednesday, November 13, 1974 a Lounge of Dougherty Hall at 10:30, 12:30, and 3:30 every Teach-in on Inflation will be held In Wednesday. Admission is only the West Lounge of Dougherty Hall. Wednesday, November 13 25 (.-ents. S.'OO a.m. Sign up sheets available for U.S. Naval Aviation, Kistler The Teach-in will run all day and all Assoc, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Equitable Life FACULTY are welcome to attend. Insurance Society, Merck & Co., American Air Filter Co., LECTURE SERIES McGraw-Edisofi Power Systems Division, Charmin Paper The Villanova Union is Products Co., in Career Development Center. presenting a faculty lecture 10:30 a.m. Gallery talk: Crete m the Bronze Age, in front of the series. Any faculty member exhibition cases, Falvey Library. A Holiday Arts and Crafts Fair, sponsored by the Arts Forum wishing to participate should ' 10:30 a.m. Slick flicks, North Lounge, Dougherty Hall. ; " Committee, will be held on Etecember 9 and 10 in the North Lounge contait John Kennedy in the 12:30 p.m. Slick flicks. North Lounge, Dougherty Hall. of Dougherty Hall. On Monday the Fair will be from 10-9, and on Union Office. 12:30 p.m. Marketing Society meeting. Conference Room, 3rd floor, Tuesday from 10-5. Bartley Hall. The event offers an opportunity for the Villanova students, ad- 12:30 p.m. Electrical Engineering meeting, Tolentine 215. ministration, faculty and family to buy and sell unique items for 2.-00 Christmas p.m. Soccer vs. La Salle, away All students who iiave received or whatever. '''.''^': 3:30 p.m. Slick flicks. North Lounge, Douglwrty Hall. -•>>:'' a National Direct Student Participants are given the option of setting the price and a 4:30 p.m. Polish Circle meeting. North Lounge, Dougherty Loan or a Nursing Student 10% commission will be taken. There is a 20 item limit. Sale items Hall. Polish Circle presents, "Poweczorek." Polish Loan and are graduating or must be brought to the Student Activities Office, 2nd. floor of Dougherty, refreshments served. .... withdrawing from Villanova at on December 6 from 10-4 and on December 7 from 10-2. 6:00 p.m. J.V. cheerleading tryouts, Fieldhouse. •',.. Pickup of left over items and will . money be held on V . the close of the Fall Semester, December 11 and 12 from 10-4 in 8K)0 p.m. Movie: the Marx Brothers Starring in, "A DaV; >. ;7. please report to the Financial the Student Activities Office. r'''-''';.^^-^'. at the Races," Physics Lecture Hall. "''^'.'':-' Aid Office as soon as possible. The Villanova Union urges you to participate in this event. It 10K)0 p.m. Movie: the Marx Brothers Starring in, "A Day at the not only helps you do a little holiday shopping, it also gives ytu the ... opportunity to little Races," Bartley 209. ,: V make a money. ^ Thursday, November 14 ! 8K)0 a.m. Sign up sheets available for Charmin Paper Products VOLUNTEERS If you ( Needed for Eagleville. Any amount of SKI VERMONT Co., Borg-Warner Chemicals, Cutler-Hammer, Inc., BASF time you can give will be very helpful. Wyandotte Corp., U.S. Material Command in Career After 6:30 p.m. Call: Ski Trips Now Forming Development Center. BARB SMITH, 644-7637 12:30 p.m. Accounting Society Lecture, by General Accounting Of- or Call PItii Gintborg QABI WEBER. 539-3251 fice, Bartley 209. ''; GR 3-S937 3:30 p.m. Psychology Dept. Colloquium Lecture. Dr.D. L. Margules on Cathecholamines, Obesity and Narcotic Addiction, Tolentine 215. The Villanova Sports Car Club will hold a Road Rally 4:30 p.m. Pol. Sci. Dept. lecture. Dr. Chas. A. McCoy on "Par- STUDENTS on Sunday, November 17. ticipation and Democratic Theory." North Lounge, NEEDED Registration at noon in the Hall. , ;.:':;••, Dougherty . ''••:\ . Field Houae parking lot. En- For S.Q.A. 9:30 p.m. Movie: "The Day of the Jackal." Physics Lebtur^ Hall. Communica- try fee N/A Villanovans for Life, General Meeting, West Lounge, $2.00. Trophiea will be tions Committee and for Dougherty Hall. awarded. Any type car S.GJ^. Fund Raiting Com- eligible. Bring a friend to act mittee. Sign up in S.GJ\. aa navigator. Friday, November 15; ?Q Office, 2nd floor, 8K)0 a.m. Sign up sheets available for Douglierty. Owens-Illinois, Inc., in Tuesday, ' ': Career ; Development . ^ Center. . November 19, 1974 3:30 p.m. Faculty Club meeting, Alumni \\oks^q'.^^f''r:: ^•:\\.',^uy''>^'i: PRO-LIFE DAY 330 p.m. Philosophy lecture. West Lounge, Dougherty Halt v-"- 10 a.m. • 3:30 p.m. 7K)0 p.m. Soccer vs. University •':' of Miami, away. , 8K)0 p.m. '^''^' North Lounge Movie: 'The Day of the Jackal," Stanford Hall. 10:00 p.m. Movie: Dougherty Hall "The Day of the Jackal," Physics Lecture Hall 4:00 p.nfi. DPE Frat picture, 1014 Radnor Rd., TG. Vv v^-vvv- •• V -^; WANTED Saturday, November 16 Three male vocalists In- terested in forming "oldies" 10K)0 a.m. Naval Sci. Dept. Nurses, Saint Marys Auditorium^' ' 1:30 p.m. Football vs. Holy Cross, home. group. Contact Tony, 527- 9776 or 527-9766. 1:30 p.m. WKVU broadcasts Football vs. Holy Cross. • \y:-''.wMr- 8K)0 p.m. Movie: "The Day of the Jackal," Physics Lecture Hall. 10K)0 p.m. Movie: "The Day of the Jackal," Bartley 209. 8K)0 p.m. .:': Munchies, ^ Fieldhouse Annex. . •^..''.b- Sunday, November \7 %rr:^^^^^^^ 5K)0 p.m. 31," ''':•'-: Movie: "Adelin, Vasey Theatre - o '-J- T-'- 6K)0 ' p.m. Campus Ministry Liturgy in the Main ChapeJ. ^^:-'S-''hi I'Si^ p.m. Movie: "Adelin 31," Vasey Theatre. ';..;.;i 7:30 p.m. Sigma Theta Tau meeting, Physics Lecture Hall. ." 8:30 p.m. Cabaret, East Lounge, Dougherty Hall. 9K)0 p.m. Movie: 'Adelin 31," Vasey Theatre. ••' :;:, v) Monday, November 1 8 | 8O0 a.in. Sign up sheets available for Laventhol, Krekstelh, Hor- wath & Horwath, Johnson, Atwater & Co., and Arthur Young & Co., in Career Development Center. 4K)0 p.m. ANS executive meeting. ' :> N/A Cross Country. IC4A, Van Cortlandt Park, N.Y. ,• :•• t/^. Tuesd ay , Novem be r 19 8:00 p.in. Sign up sheets available for Arthur Young & Co., and Harry Diamond Labs, in Career Development Center. 10:00 a.m — 330 p.m. Pro-Life Day, North Lounge. Dougherty Hall. US. 1:30 p.m ANS meeting, Bartley 110. 3:00 p.m "History of Submarine Exploration of the Arctic," by Capt. Alfred S. McClaren, U.S. Navy, Saint Mary's Auditorium. 7:30 p.m American Assoc, of Civil Engineers, John Barry, 204. 8KM p.in Movie: "Straw Dogs," Stanford Hall. ^^^. 10:00 pjn Movie: "Straw Dogs," Saint Marys Auditorium.