THE CAMPUS of Allegheny College

Vol 106 Number 4 Meadville, PA., Published Since 1876 October 6, 1982 New Policy For Dorm Singles Surprises Students

by Kimberly Rye mates the option of keeping those rooms as singles, for one The Office of Residence Life term at a time, for an extra has begun to implement a policy charge of 35 percent of the that will require single residents room rate. The extra charge will of double rooms to pay an extra not be levied on people who get charge of 35 percent of the a single room through the room rate to keep the room regular singles waiting list. as a single, or to find a room- mate. If the student cannot find According to Kent Workman, a roomate, Residence Life will director of Residence Life, "this provide one. is the first year the policy has The college added the policy been stated in detail in the to the 1982-83 Allegheny contract." The office began College housing agreement. The attempting to consolidate provision reads: students into double rooms third Piles of burned roofing materials from the cabin at Bousson contain bits of rusted metal, glass and "Double rooms which, for term last year and fully spelled globules of tar. Rusted bedframes, garbage cans and other debris surrounding the cabin site evidence whatever reason, are occupied out the policy of consolidation by only one person, are not and charging in this year's man's presence there. Blockage of the entranceway to the former lake and cabin site prevent any further single rooms. Students who live contract. cleanup of the destruction at Bousson. in such rooms will accept HAMILTON PHOTO roommates and/or consolidate The contract was not made with other students, as directed available to students at the time Poisoned Tylenol Spreads Death by Residence Life. of room draw last year. "The Office of Residence Workman stated that "it was by David Lowrie and 32 FBI agents. Illinois cyanide crystals instead of the Life may, on a limited basis finished about a week later and Attorney General Tyrone white Tylenol granules, reported offer to students who are in sent to students along with the Seven deaths linked to Fahner, who is coordinating the the New York Times. In addi- double rooms without room- cont. on p. 5 Tylenol capsules containing investigation, said the present tion, the Food and Drug Admin- cyanide have launched an inves- theory is that a "disgruntled istration has urged consumers tigation by more than one employee" may have put the nationwide not to use Extra- hundred officials, according to poison in the capsules after they Strength Tylenol capsules for articles in last Sunday's New left the plant. the time being. York Times and Pittsburgh Press. "We'll get him one way or The most recent victim, a another, " Fahner commented. Johnson and Johnson, the 35-year-old flight attendant for "Even nuts make mistakes." parent company of McNeil Con- United Airlines, was found in The poisoned capsules con- sumer Products Co., Tylenol's her apartment by relatives last tain moist, acrid-smelling gray cont. on p. 6 Friday night with an open bottle of Tylenol near her body. All seven deaths occurred in the Chicago area, and Mayor Jane Lebanese Crisis Affects Students Byrne has banned the sale of all Tylenol products. by Patricia Montgomery affairs? After the Israeli bomb- Tylenol is the largest selling ings upon Lebanon, Lebanese over-the-counter pain reliever in If your family was suddenly student Nairie Arslanian offers the country, according to the massacred, it would not be taken some answers. Time's article. The capsules, as lightly or easily forgotten. With "If everybody would leave well as other Tylenol products, the recent invasion of Lebanon, Lebanon alone, except U.S. are produced in Fort and the consequent bloody civil peacekeeping forces, it would Washington, Pennsylvania, out- war between the Christians and help Lebanon rebuild itself," side of Philadelphia. Muslims, the Lebanese people Both Arslanian and student May Closer to Allegheny, medical are in a state of national disaster. Harnza have immediate family authorities in Pittsburgh say Not just Lebanon is affected. members residing in Lebanon. there have been no cyanide This is an international crisis, Both feel the war was inevitable. poison cases or deaths recorded deeply touching the many for- The situation was never resolved in this area. However, the eign students studying abroad in after the invasion of 1975. Pittsburgh Poison Center has the United States. Not only is received numerous calls from a Israel involved, but Syria, the "My family moved to the concerned public. United States, the Palestine United States because of the The task force investigating Liberation Organization, the recurring war, and I will not go the poisonings includes Illinois Soviet Union, and countless back to Lebanon to pursue a David Johansen performed at the C.C. concert last Friday. See Criminal Investigation officers, other countries share the ques- career because I don't trust it local police, Food and Drug tion: what is the future of interview p. 7 and story p. 8. G RANTHAM PHOTO there," states Arslanian. Administration investigators, Lebanon in Mideast and world cont. on p. 6 Page 2 Wednesday, October 6, 1982 CAMPUS Thi5 MigiLe NeeD5 We Pay For War One U.S. marine was killed and three officials implicitly sanctioned the plan others were hurt last Thursday as they and the steps Israel would take to begin a tried to disarm an American-built artillery the war. As the war escalated, the U.S. HoMe. shell at Beirut Airport. The dead marine, was forced to accept further advances Cpl. David Reagan, was one of 1200 which Israel said would end the PLO WoN'T YoU HeLP? marines sent to Lebanon as part of a threat. These advances included the The PeNTaGoN HaViNG TRouBLe peacekeeping force. controversial occupation of West Beirut. FiNDiNG a aFe 14oMe FoR The MX The death of this peacekeeper is a American arms are given to Israel to tragic reminder of a deeper dilemma be used for "self-defense." In 1982, the NoBooy eeMS To WaNi facing the U.S.: American marines are in cost of these arms was 1.2 billion dollars TiThicS PooR, veFer\6eLe5 WeaPoN 11\1 Beirut to end a war that American So who is the U.S. helping when it hid BacK YaR?. iN The piiRiT of weapons helped to begin. provides billions in military aid to nations like Israel? We not only build and VoLuNTeeRi&M, WoN'T YoU 5eND YouR During the war, Israel flew American- finance the Israeli military; we also clean u6g€WiloN To The PerfraG°N ? built planes and dropped American-built up after it. r OINMa VIM WW1 min swof omit mai NNW bombs. According to news reports, Israel I To: The PeNTaGonl began its Lebanese campaign against the America's superpower role since World WabhiNGToN, D.c. I PLO only after informing U.S. officials of War II has been a difficult and expensive I its plans. one. We are first asked to build and arm 1 DeaR nations, and then asked to negotiate I The fact that the conflict quickly peace in wars our arms have fought. ! I ThiNK YoU 5houLD &TicK I spread to the city of Beirut is certainly The death of an American peace- CPS ' The MX not the direct fault of the U.S. But the keeper in Lebanon is a painful reminder OrE1 t\1 82- NEA I U.S. must share some responsibility for that the U.S. cannot hope to avoid the ROCKY MTn.I. NEWS mot 11ANI 11••• ••=11 Ione NMI I•■• mom moo •=11 am: the actions of its closest Mideast ally. By ultimate cost of any war. We pay for not objecting to the Israeli plan, U.S. war--beginning, middle, and end. Letters To The Editor: Coach Wilson Responds Although my better judgement tells warranted and when the criticsm is not ways to criticism: some become speculation when the testimony of the me to let a dead dog lie, I still, how- of a personal nature. In that regard, angered, the more fragile take some subject involved is so easily obtained! ever, feel compelled to take issue with my statement was a harsh criticism of time to come to terms with it and the Your failure to do this lends itself to your approach to your work, the logic my teams effOrt and not an attempt to true competitiors quickly rise to the not only questions of your credibility of your September 30 editorial, and `publicly ridicule' my players. No surface. I have not and have no plans but also to the question of your the journalistic license that you take. one's ability was questioned or to change my basic policies or convic- motivation for the column. As a matter of personal conviction mocked and there was no sarcasm in tions. I have consistently told my player; my statement, just serious criticism. that I would be frank and honest with The level of criticism was deemed In your column you clearly chose Finally, I also prefer to let my them in answering their questions and appropriate because we so sorely to go well beyond mere agreement or record over the duration, rather than in making assessments and evaluations. violated our first and foremost rule of disagreement with me and rather to idle speculation, be the barometer of I expect the same from them. I choose never 'quitting.' both severely criticize and offer clear my ability to coach. In this area I feel to follow the same guidelines in And while it was not solely a directive ("should apologize to we are moving things in the right dealing with the public and media. motivational ploy, I certainly wanted team"). In taking those liberties you direction as evidenced by the increase Thus, I will either report my feelings my players to think long and hard should have, as a minimum of fairness of participants in our program and the and assessments honestly or I will not about what had transpired. In this and journalistic responsibility, sought fact that in my first year as head coach make any comment at all if I deem an regard I definitely believe that any a personal explanation and clarifica- (1981) we doubled the number of inquiry irrelevant or a personal team coach's frank public pronouncements tion - from me as you did from a victories from the previous campaign. matter. always lend a further emphasis about couple of players. I have always I see nothing wrong with either the seriousness of his feelings to his believed that a responsible journalist Russ Wilson lofty praise nor harsh criticism when players. Players respond in a variety of would never be satisfied with needless Soccer Coach • College Years • Are They The Best Years Of Your Life? "Your college years are the blame our environment for what is when we are hungry, instead of making your own fun. We are for- best years of your life." There is no actually our own fault. A few ex- walking downtown to one of the nice tunate that the fraternities are so doubt in my mind that there is anyone amples of how we write off our and inexpensive restaurants, we pick generous and entertain the majority of on this campus who has not heard complaints by passing the buck up the phone and call Four Star. students every weekend. But I think it these familiar words. I realize it is come to mind. The first thing we is time for everyone to make an easy for people to look back and criticize is the college administration; My point is that we as students individual effort to make their social romanticize their college days. How- we draw our attention to what they should stop sitting back and waiting life what they want it. A little initia- ever, I still wonder if something is have prevented us from doing, which for the good times and parties to tive and enthusiasm generated by the missing from our lives here at Alleg- actually is not that much. Instead, we knock on our doors. There is nothing students could go a long way. heny. Ask yourself how many times should take notice of how cooperative to stop you from being creative and Unsigned you have met a student who is en- they actually are. Strict alcohol thusiastic about Allegheny. Chances policies designed to regulate minors are not many will come to mind. and restrictions on intervisitation that Instead, we think of the endless are so prevalent at other schools, are Tom Van Holt Defended complaints so familiar to us all ranging virtually non-existant here at Alleg- from, "I just can't bear another heny. I think it is unfortunate that the perseverance. It is a shame that the fraternity party," to a simple, "I am writers of the 'Sunday Knights' writers of the column and the editors bored." Why is there so much dis- column last week chose to ridicule of The Campus published their dis- The next complaint, and satisfaction among the students? And Tom VanHolt in his absence. I'll admit respect for such an active member of probably the biggest, is about the more importantly, why is there so that I found the article somewhat the Allegheny community behind his limited offerings of this campus and back. much apathy? amusing; but then I find myself Meadville in general. Granted, Mead- laughing at almost every article in this I wish the writers and editors ville is not N.Y.C., or anything close, so-called 'newspaper.' responsible for the article would There is no disputing the fact but what it does have available is Tom organized an excellent salary- exhibit just a fraction of the drive that the majority of the students on rarely taken advantage of by the cut campaign last year, and he is Tom has shown in the past two years campus work hard in the academic student body. When was the last time currently conducting an ambitious and try to give us quality writing, arena. But what has happened to you went to a C.C. movie or down- independent study program by biking instead of taking cheap shots. Maybe working hard and PLAYING hard? town to see a show? Even when it to -California. Although I do not then The Campus would be worth Here at Allegheny things seem to be comes to eating, we complain of agree with his views on many issues, I reading. out of balance. It is tempting to nonotony and boredom so often, but do respect Tom's determination and Jim Miller

CAMPUS Wednesday, October 6, 1982 Page 3 Professor's Pen: The Making Of A Mathematician

Dr. Anthony Lo Bello you are a poor thing indeed. I realized Nikodym approved of the Latin and He was demanding as a dissertation Mathematics then what the mathematician Hugo Greek but was known not to favor director. He gave us no problems; if Steinhaus had meant when I had heard Hebrew. Kullmann encouraged my you didn't know what to do, then the I have had to wait until my him say that a professor who does not mathematical studies and I later time was hardly ripe for you to do it. sixth year at this college before being know Greek and Latin is an imposter. dedicated my doctoral thesis to him As a result, students under him took invited to make some remarks in The We learned with what Homeric verse in appreciation for the support. The much longer than usual to finish, but Campus; former editors, not being we should greet the sun each morning, only thing I did that he didn't like was they had done something when it was integrators like Professor Grattan, and what passages in Ecclesiastes were running, which he thought was ridi- over. went to other authorities for contri- the quintessence of philosophy. I culous. He spent all his time teach- His seminars were interminable, butions to the "Professor's Pen." Had decided to bring myself to the atten- ing, sometimes six or seven courses a sometimes lasting five and six hours, they read their Plato, they would have tion of Professor Kullmann and term. He made time for it by ab- with big periods in Japanese for the known to go straight to the mathema- handed in the first few assignments staining from peripheral activities; as benefit of those of his fellow country- tician rather than be diverted else- with the exercises translated into Latin Madame Curie would say, he belonged men who came to Yale to study under where. Actually, I did once b,efore instead of English. Then I handed in to radium rather than to committees. him. I think of those long Japanese write a few words for this paper, an half a year's assignments translated Eugen Kullmann will retire in June, seminars when the students of Math 6 unsolicited letter to the editor three into Latin. At this point, the other 1983. begin to fidget in their seats when the years ago in which I reprimanded the animals in the course formed a corn- time-keeper signals the five minute editorial board for sinning against mittee and demanded that I be thrown warning, and I have always spoken in Pascal's principle, "Let the cobbler out, but they were gently rebuked. When I went to the Yale English. stick to his cobbling." That caused Graduate School, I had no idea what- quite a commotion, but only a few of soever what branch of mathematics I His favorite time for consul- today's seniors will remember it. In the following semester there would write my thesis in, but after tations was around 5 to 6 p.m. and I were for the last time five or six attending the first class by S. Kaku- took naps in the afternoon to be in the Last year, one of the two students in Central Ohio who could tani, I decided to do it in whatever he best shape at that hour, a habit I have teachers who had the greatest in- read Latin and Greek without looking was into. That happened to be Proba- carried over to this day. His courtesy fluence on me retired; the other one is every word up in the dictionary. We bility, in which I was a complete was proverbial; he insisted on driving retiring this year. I thought that went to Kullmann and asked for a ignoramus, since at Kenyon nothing me the 150 miles to my first job perhaps those of you who are my seminar on any topic he wanted. He was taught that was useful, relevant, interview in Vermont and when the students would not mind hearing chose eschatological myths, and we applicable, or the highway to a career, Dean offered me the position, he said something about my experiences with read the eleventh book of the Odyssey unless those things that develop the that he and the President had been these two men when I was in your and the myths in Plato's Republic, mind are deemed so. No computer very much impressed with my Japan- place. Go Bias, and Phaedrus in Greek and was to be found within seven miles of ese chauffeur. He had to eat lots of the sixth book of the Aeneid in Latin. the campus. apple pie, which made him sick, At the beginning of my senior It was the only course where I took Kakutani told us on the because he always said it was so good. year at Kenyon College, I enrolled in notes, and I have read those books first day of class that no one could He refused to push paper and made Beginning Hebrew, which was being every year since, in January. pass the course who did not produce a the authorities of Yale University sign offered for the first time in the wil- publishable result by the end of the a declaration swearing that they would derness of Ohio by a new professor semester. I think of this when a never appoint him a chairman. He did, who had just arrived from New York, You must remember that at specimen from Math 8 comes to however, take over the library, and he Eugen Kullmann. After a few minutes that time I was a senior mathematics complain about his grade, which is made it the best mathematics library in the first class I saw that it would be major soon to leave for graduate always too high anyway. He did not in the world, according to those the most important time of my life. If school and that I had been taught to use textbooks in his courses, under- competent to give an opinion in such you do not have such a moment at differentiate and draw spirals by a graduate or graduate, and he consider- matters. S. Kakutani retired in June, some point during your student days, world famous celebrity, 0. Nikodym. ed it comical for professors to do so. 1982. Phone Trouble: Sound Familiar? THE CAMPUS by Eric Hansmann sleep and instantly returned to that that was off one digit). He heard a state after I hung up the phone. recording that told him my phone was One of the objects in my apartment A few days later, a few people disconnected. He called information of Allegheny College is a telephone. Turning it on one came up to me and asked why my the next night and got a number that month ago made it my biggest head- phone didn't work. So, I did some is completely different from any "You want to be taken seriously? number I ever had. He ended up ache. I've found that I am not the only checking. I called the operator and Then do serious work." person who has experienced the Wrath asked her to test my phone. I gave her calling the switchboard for my real of Mid-Penn. Many others have also, my number and sure enough, a few number. Eventually, the phone John Reed and I feel that it may be time to let minutes later she called me back. The company information service got my Managing Editor Bill Grattan the phone company know how sick we phone worked. It must, because the real number Layout Editor David McDonald are of their poor service. phone company told me it did. But Here's what has happened to me in people were still asking me what was I've heard other horror stories Assistant Layout Editor Suzy Peetz the past month. I paid the fee to have wrong with my phone. Once again, I about Mid-Penn, too. A friend of Copy Editor Simon Crum had the operator check the line, and it mine was sent a little sticker that the phone turned on (it was already Assistant Copy Editors Doug Clark installed in the apartment). A couple worked just like before. It was at this wasn't even for her phone. Not one days later, it was turned on. I called time that I remembered the phone digit was similar. Of course, she Cindy Gerrie home to let Mom know I was still calls for Mr. Barnes, and I wondered if didn't find that out for awhile. All of Amy Zediker you phone owners know of the long living and that my phone was working. something just might be wrong. Editorial Page Editor Kim Cornes About five days later, I received in the I called the Pittsburgh office of the wait you went through just to get the mail a little sticker to put on the dial beloved Mid-Penn Telephone Com- damn thing put in. And how about Asst. Editorial Page Editor .. Dennis Grantham that had my phone number on it. pany (it's a free call, use it often to those great pay phones? I remember Editorial Page Cartoonist .. . . Anne Linaberger one in South that didn't work for over There was just one problem; it was a complain) and I asked what my phone Sports Editors Kevin Treu different number. I called the phone number was. As fate would have it, the half the year because the money was company and told them about this number on the little sticker on my dial never taken out of it. After you dial a Robert Kizer different number and they explained had a typographical error in it. One number,-are you deafened by all those Assistant Sports Editor Brian Greene how it is a common practice to give a digit was wrong. I actually did have little clicks that occur in the two Ad Manager (Art) Susan Brubaker new customer a new phone number. It Mr. Barnes' number. At this point, I minute time gap between dialing and Ad Manager (Business) Ann Dalesandro all seemed reasonable enough to me, was very angry. Think back to when I hearing a ring? so I called the switchboard and told had the operators check my phone. Mid-Penn raised its rates this year, !Business Manager Keith White them my new number. I also told Both times I gave them the number on but obviously they haven't done much Photo Editor Chris Hamilton else. They serve all of Crawford and many people on campus my new that little sticker. BOTH TIMES *Assistant Photo Editor Andrew Gibson number and I mailed it off in letters to THEY NEGLECTED TO TELL ME part of Mercer counties. They have a friends. THAT WAS NOT MY ACTUAL monopoly here, and it is hard to fight 1Head Typist Barbara Patterson NUMBER! Representatives of the a monopoly, If you boycott the Mailing Lisa Abraham. phones, the boycott will not last long All was well, until one night when I phone company lied to me. They had Advisor Sonya Jones got a phone call for a Mr. Barnes. told me my phone was okay. After a because we. have to communicate. Obviously, a wrong number. But, the few brews, I cooled down. But that You can probably complain until Members of the Editorial Board are: Chris next night the same person called wasn't the end of it. you're blue in the face, and the service Allison, Kim Conies, Jack Donner, Dennis again, for Mr. Barnes. I informed him The next day, I called the switch- will be just the same. It must be a Grantham, Bill Grattan, Greg Gross, Eric that I wasn't Mr. Barnes and I asked board and gave them my real phone group effort. Everyone must com- Hansmann, Robert Kizer, Kimberly Rye, Chris what number he was calling. The number. The phone worked well for a plain, and then it might improve. But number Mr. Barnes was supposed to be few days, then I got a call from a good it is up to us. We can be placid cattle, Shipley, and Katie Willis. at was one digit different than the one friend back home. , He had been trying or we can be anger-charged customers. on the little sticker on my phone dial. to get through to me for the past three The choice is ours. Here's Mid-Penn's Box 12 Rooms U202, U210 I didn't think anything of this oddity, nights. The first night, he called the Pittsburgh office number : 1-412-545-, Henderson Campus Center 724-5386 724-5387 since I was awakened from a sound number I sent him in a letter (the one 1500. Use it, and complain. Page 4 Wednesday, October 6, 1982 CAMPUS A Cool Solution To The Nuclear "Freeze" Problem

by Ned Boyajian A proponent may suggest Alas- The North Pole is out of the blow up the world dozens of times ka. The problem is that all of the question. St. Nicholas is among that over? These cute roly-poly birds may There is a lot of talk these days world's weapons would have to be group of bishops who so strongly be the most insidious threat to world about a nuclear freeze. After giving frozen in the same place, to keep oppose the bomb. He has no desire pe* since Barry Goldwater. Let's the matter serious thought I find anyone from cheating. You could for the thing to be sitting under his face it, the Penguins have no reason to myself agreeing with the present imagine the uproar that would be own house. love us. They harbor a deep resent- Administration that such a proposal caused if, say Israel, decided to keep ment over the Falklands incident. The would be extremely difficult to carry one bomb on the sly. It may well, in "Rudolph's nose is enough," fact that it was not actually Americans out and may indeed prove detrimental the tradition of Masada, threaten to he once commented. "I don't want who ran about shooting up their island to our national security. blow itself up unless the Arabs agreed the rest of my reindeer to glow." means very little. To them, a human is to let Israel keep Lebanon.. The Arabs a human. would, of course, be forced to capitu- This leaves only Antartica. At late because they well know that Israel first this continent seems ideal. It is Let us -look at the impraAi- The whole freeze movement is is the only unifying factor that they without question big and cold enough calities of such a program. To begin doubtlessly being instigated by the have. But I digress. to do the job. The Antartic is also far with, how could we go about the task K.G.P. - that is short for the Cagey enough away from the super powers of physically freezing the missiles? All Penguins, the Antartic secret service. that they could not easily sneak in and of Kitchen Aid, General Electric, and The Soviets would never trust Were the world's nuclear arsenal left abscond with a bomb. Sears combined could not produce a us to be the sole guardians of the , within their grasp, the Penguins would freezer big enough to accommodate all bomb no matter how severe Alaskan turn it on us before it was chilled. of the world's nuclear arsenal. We winters are. Similarly, we would never We are, however, overlooking I now offer a solution to the would therefore be forced to seek out allow the Russians to keep all of the an important factor, the inhabitants of problem of the world's nuclear stock- a natural area that would be big and nuclear weapons in Siberia. Clearly Antartica: the Penguins. Oh, they pile that has been overlooked. Simply cold enough to freeze the weapons neutral ground, or rather ice, must he seem innocent enough, but would you use up all of our bombs and then don't trust them with enough fire power to deposited there. - found. build any more. More SHARE Letters : Overcoming The Wounds Of Incest I've wanted to address this imprisonment, execution, the child's despair of our lives. As for myself, I subject for some time, but never found being maimed for life, that they were could never have survived in that the right moment. I think now the not simply trying to punish the father environment once I admitted its full THE COST time has come to make the right as a result of their own shock at his • horror to myself. moment. The subject of incest is behavior, as I had before thought. distasteful to many of us, not least They were trying their best to climb among us those who have spent their into the psyche of the child, but from The reality of incest seems OF LIVING. childhoods living it and their adult- the outside. It warmed me to hear the horrific and abnormal to outsiders, but hoods trying to live beyond it. But concern in their voices for the child for those who have endured it, it is too incest affects too many children and victim of incest, but listening to them, much in the realm of the normal, the adults in this country for us to simply I wanted to add much more to their average, the everyday. The reality ignore it. understanding of how a child who has of my feelings did not deal in ex- GIVE TO THE sm, endured incest feels. I wanted to tell tremes; it was the life I had grown up them that they were trying, but not with, and my memories of a time AMERICAN Last year, I became involved in quite succeeding, to touch the essence when incest was not part of my life a discussion which ranged in topic CANCER SOCIETY. 1P of our feelings. Our. I wished to say were vague and far away. My reality - from adolescent sex, to child abuse, to that yes, it can be terrible and affect though to others I am sure it seems incest (I think the directing of that This space contributed as a public service. us for the rest of our lives, but there is unreal. I am not proud of my in- conversation was partially mine, for I also hope. There must be hope. I, as volvement in incest, but I am learning am very familiar with incest). The many others, am learning to deal with more and more not to be ashamed of conversation was interesting. I realiz- this; I will resolve it. it, that the blame for what happened ed, as I listened to the others talk of could never have been mine. I realize kicking the father out, castration, that I cannot change the past; I can I wished to identify myself in simply strive to grow and to build a order to explain to them how we better today for myself. really feel. How it really is - that we do not usually wish for our fathers to GYN be castrated or killed. We wish for it Why am I writing this? Per- CHECK-UPS to stop, in physical reality and within haps because so many seem blind to our minds. We wish. for peace, for a the reality of incest, and those who are ABORTION life different frohi ahat we Have aware of it too often want to describe HAIR SPECIALISTS SERVICES known. 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CAMPUS Wednesday, October 6, 1 . 982 • Page 5 ASG: Optional Saturday Classes? by Chet Dudzinski "This part is necessary to crime prevention program insti- World continue broadcasting. Without tuted by Larry Silvis ; Allegheny Proposals considering the re- it, we would be off the air," said security director. scheduling of Saturday classes Eric Hansmann, general manager Council also approved Tom and the reallignment of the of WARC. Dowling as ASG parliamentar- News College Judicial Board were This motion will be referred ian. discussed at last night's ASG to finance committee. The next ASG meeting will meeting held in Crawford Hall. A vote by council formally be held October 12 in Brooks A recommendation made by endorsed Campus Security's new T.V. Lounge. Dr. Ronald Harrell of the U.S. —Soviet Talks Begin mathematics department from the Dean's Task Force on Expatriate Speaks Scheduling considers making Secretary of State George P. Schultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Saturday classes optional and at Andrei Gromyko have opened talks aimed at lessening tensions the discretion of individual de- On Solidarity between their two countries. partments and faculty. Among the subjects to be discussed are a possible U.S.-U.S.S.R. If accepted by faculty, the by Simon Crum and in 1981 it dropped 14%. summit meeting, the Middle-East crisis, the presence of foreign proposed schedule will take Copy Editor Moskwa acknowledged that it troops in Angola, and the related question of Namibian indepen- effect in the 1983-1984 aca- was difficult to get true statistics dence. demic year. Allegheny's new economic from the Polish government. Professor, Doctor Antoni Most goods are rationed in Proposed changes in the One purpose of a U.S.-Soviet summit would be for the leaders of Moskwa, gave an insider's view Poland at the present. For College Judicial Board would cut both countries to make a firm commitment to producing meaningful of the crisis in Poland at a instance, only one bar of soap is current membership from six results at the arms-control talks in Geneva. lecture last Sunday night. The allowed per person for two faculty members and six stu- This is the second meeting between the two dignitaries, following lecture was arranged by the months. Unemployment is dents to four and four, respec- an unsuccessful first meeting. intercultural club, and focused extremely high. tively. Also, all members would upon the existence of a crisis, The Government puts the hear each case brought before the ramifications of the crisis, responsibility of the crisis on the Israelis Bomb Missile Site the board in the new system. and the possible future of solidarity movement. Moskwa Both proposals will be voted Poland. was quick to point out that the on at next week's ASG meeting Moskwa appeared on the crisis existed before Solidarity Israeli jets blasted a Syrian missile battory 20 miles east of Beirut to elicit student input before stand wearing a solidarity pin was organized and, put the on Monday, completing their first air att, ck since mid-September. decisions are rendered by and explained the economics blame on thirty-five years of Israel said the purpose of the bombings was to demonstrate that faculty. behind the Polish crisis. Moskwa communist rule. they will not tolerate Syrian missiles in Lebanon. In other business, WARC said Poland's biggest GNP occur- After martial law was im- A multinational force of 3,500 U.S., French and Italian peace- petitioned ASG for $4,000 to red in 1978. In 1979 it de- posed in Poland, Solidarity had keeping troops have been patrolling the capital since last Wednesday, purchase a new optimod, a creased 6% (2% by official to move its operation under- and Beirut was reported calm. device used to maintain a records). In 1980 there was a cont. on p. 12 frequency of 90.3. 10% drop since the previous year Draft Compliance High

The compliance rate for the draft is up to 94.2 percent now that Dorm Policy cont from 1- 170,000 of the young men who had failed to register last spring have since signed up. Selective Service officials said 8,742,000 men have contract card. It would have empty for two or three weeks at looking for student input into a now registered. been my . preference that it be the beginning of the term. If lot of different parts of the made available at room draw they needed the space for other contract. There can be no nights." students, I could understand clear-cut policy that would be Most of the affected students having to pay it. My question fair to all students." RT 1P2 Meadville Mall were first made aware of the is--if it would remain empty or For the short term options, Have a fit policy through a memo sent out 136-6194 be given to two people who Workman said he would like at THE ATHLETE'S FOOT by Workman September 22 (in We mean at The Athlete's Foot Store. Mon.—Sat. 10AM-9PM already had rooms, why can't I those students who have not Where you'll find more than 200 styles some cases students did not of athletic and lelsureshoes. Mister Charge—VISA live here instead of two doors turned in their choices to From children's size 10 through adult size 17. receive the memo until "No one know the athlete's foot like down?" Residence Life to do so as soon THE ATHLETE'S FOOT.• September 27 ). The memo Workman said about 45-50 as possible so that he can begin Athletes' informed students that "the people are affected by the to make some decisions. The Foot® Office of Residence Life is now policy. Empty rooms that are "I need input from people in in a position to offer a limited created out of the consolidation a positive fashion. If we could number of double rooms to will be used in various ways. just sit down and discuss it and students as singles." Workman listed some get a picture of what the V_tionally known, locally owned It then listed the options examples: "They will be used, individual situations are--this is available. Students could choose for instance, for two people the only way I could consider to: remain in current room as a from Ravine who want to move not going with the policy." single for the 35 percent charge; to Center campus. Or for people He said he would like to Dine in the cozy antique decor o consolidate themselves; or be on the singles waiting list who make the decison by the end of consolidated by Residence Life. have expressed an interest in this week. "We're reaching the The memo also stated that if the paying for having a single." point where the later it gets, the office of Residence Life had not There are eight triples in less value or reason you can see The Cottage heard from a student by 5 p.m., Baldwin that should be broken for even doing this. There is no September 30, the office "will down, but no one else is waiting question that it will be used assign Good Home Cooking consolidate or room as a for a room, Workman said. starting next term. Hopefully by single and bill you for the 35 % Students who would like to the end of this week I can make charge." challenge the policy have a few a decision about whether or not ■411NPAPia■ Senior Mary Ann Gloninger, courses to pursue. For the long to go with it this term or make student affected by the policy, term, Workman said, "I will be some general exemption." *Homemade pies, rolls, and soup said, "We were told six days • .1=M11011111111111=b • • MII■•■• • before the money was due and *Creamed.Clicke.n on biscuits we had never seen anything And when the Cottage is closed, *Salad bar about it before." Gloninger said try next door at *Roast turkey she considers the policy unfair . . . and lots more because "rooms that are now singles are going to be offered The Parkway Diner and whoever can pay the money, 1041 Park Avenue 724-1865 regardless of room draw number same homemade goodness or class, will get the rooms." Luncheons 11 :30--1 :30 Mon.-Sat. Kathy Marchi, who is paying as the Cottage! Dinners 5:00-8:00 Fri. & Sat. keep her double room as a Sunday Dinners Noon-7:00 to Open Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Mon.—Sat. • 1 single, said she does not under- 10% Discount to Allegheny Students stand the need for the policy. -Banda "'o i eri tilt /=PM • .1.1•1.••■• • Ban. uet Facilities Available at Special Prices "The room I have now had been • Page 6 Wednesday, October 6, 1982 CAMPUS Allegheny Gets Wiser

by Cindy Gerrie needed for the position. Wiser other guards to feel they can Assistant Copy Editor said she thinks' it is important to depend on me as much as have at least one woman on anyone." She said her back- Many remember wondering the force. She said that in some ground in the service will help how the first female reporter cases, especially those involving her to deal with more serious who stepped in a men's locker a rape or assault of a woman, the problems, such as fights. room felt. Now, many on the victim would rather talk to Wiser enjoys her job. In her Allegheny campus wonder how another female. She was trained words, she is treated like "one of our first female security guard, to deal with rape cases when she the guys" by the other guards. Vickie Wiser feels about stepping worked on a special investigation She said that working here is into an Allegheny squad car. force in the Air Force. sometimes harder than being in Wiser took the position in Wiser is from Conneaut, the service however, because she June. She was first interviewed Ohio, and now lives in Meadville. is not working with othe for a position in November but She enlisted in the Air Force in women. was not hired. When an opening 1977 for four years. Her first Reaction from students, came in June, security called her assignment was at Hickam Air faculty, and administration has Force Base on the island of been positive, according to Iff0,70,47//ez;;'°T.t for the job. According to Wiser, Alle- Oahu, Hawaii. Wiser. She sometimes gets gheny did not hire her just "Hawaii was my first choice, joking comments from students, because they felt a woman was but I never dreamed I'd be however. One day while having assigned there. It was a great lunch, a male student said to PHOTO Vickie Wiser joins College Security crew. HAM! LTON experience," she commented. her, "Wow! You eat?" Wise After a two year stay at .T.lickam, just laughs at these kind o her assignment took her to comments. "I'm just as human Editor Changes, Magazine Doesn't Eglin Air force Base in Florida. as everyone else," she remarks. She said she was lucky to be When she is not working by Lynne Gilardi describe the publication, together most of the fall issue, assigned for training in law Wiser enjoys aerobics, bod Zolbrod asserts it ". . . is a specifically the features and enforcement, which was what building, and making tables and No immediate changes are very valuable vehicle for keeping poetry. she wanted to do. Wiser left the clocks out of cypress wood. Sh predicted for Allegheny Maga- alumni (and parents) in touch The fall issue concentrates on Air Force in 1981. also likes to ski, go to the beach zine as Jan Dillard takes over with what's happening at Alle- one department, as have pre- A day's duty for Wiser listen to music and go to movies. Ross Howell's former editorial gheny and with other alumni." vious issues. The art department includes student assists, patrol- Having a career such as her position. Will the magazine change its will be featured, with the ling, and checking dorms. She is only interferes with a woman' purpose with its new editor? admissions department sche- pleased that all her assignments personal life, according to Wiser Dillard predicts "maybe more are the same as the male "if she lets it." "I don't take my Dillard, Director of Public duled to be the subject of the stories about the college. . . officers'. She says "I want the job home with me," she adds. Information, took over as editor winter magazine. trying to go places and do new for the alumni magazine when things," but no major format or Howell left Allegheny on July 1. Lebanon cont from 1 content changes. Dillard would Howell joined the design firm of "hate to change it." Hamza's family was obvious- When the Lebanese demo- ern countries further accentu- Thomasson--Grant, Inc. - in ly affected by the bombings in cratic government appeared on ated the problems between the Charlottesville, Virginia. The two-year-old quarterly, Beirut, with her relatives living the verge- of collapse, Israel Muslims and Christians in Leba- Howell, described by Dillard "as hailed by alumni, is accurately on canned food in bomb shelters aligned itself with Lebanese non. Arslanian and Hamza agree "a creative writer in addition to described by Dillard: "a first- for a month. Christians to attack. The Syrian that peace is possible between being a journalist," now works rate publication that compares "It never should have hap- government then allied itself the Muslims and Christians, but in marketing and writing. He favorably with any other college pened. There is no excuse," says with the strong forces of Pales- not for a long time. solicits articles for the magazine of our caliber." Hamza. tinians in Lebanon, only to while John Grant designs the There are many complex, change its mind again and again publication. Howell's move will not affect international conflicts involved as to which side could provide it Religion was definitely used with the bombing of Lebanon. with the northern tip of Leba- as an excuse for bombarding The fall issue was "basically the fall issue, for which he "made initial contacts, came up For instance, Israel has always non. The maneuvering of these Lebanon, says Arslanian. who edited and put together" by wanted the southern part of larger, more powerful Mideast- cont. on p. 1` Joan Zolbrod, editorial assistant, with initial ideas," according to Dillard. She said Howell put Lebanon. Strategically, Leba- stated Dillard. Asked to non is the trade center of the Mideast and contains an interna- Tylenol cont from 1 tionally acclaimed port. Some students, as well as many U.S, manufacturer, has offered a conviction of the responsibl Two's Company political analysts, think Israel $100,000 reward for informa- person or persons. At this time. used the PLO to gain their part tion leading to the arrest and the Pittsburgh Press article said The place to be... of war-ravaged Lebanon. investigators are treating th deaths as a pattern o * Wednesday & Friday homocides. 12 oz. Draft beer Special In Chicago, Mayor Wm Mon.-Thurs., Sat. appeared on television to urgEl * Friday & Saturday 7ANi-9PM local residents to turn in all' Tylenol products to police, and Lots of Dancing with a D.J. ordered all products remov *SaturdayHappy Hour 10-12 PM from Chicago stores. By mid• Fri. 7AM-10PM afternoon last Saturday, ove 500 people had followed th Sat.-Mon.-Pizza $2.69 take Mayor's advice, and contamin out available ated capsules were found i Sun. 8AM-3PM bottles taken from four are Drive thru for 6-packs open till stores. Investigators are pre sently analyzing the confiscate 11 PM weekdays FAMOUS capsules to determine where an when the poison was admin- and till POCKET istered. 1 AM weekends SANDWICHES The United Press Interna and Sundays tional news service released report Sunday, stating tha Complete carry out investigators are searching for 412 North man arrested in August foi 251 Chestnut Street stealing a case of Extra-Strengt Street Tylenol capsules from a Chicag 724-2245 pharmacy, according to Do 336 2376 Wood, WARC news director. 41■111■•■••10 •

Fine Arts At Allegheny

Wednesday, October 6, 1982 page 7 Allegheny Grad To Play Miss Jean Brodie by Tony Chiroldes Can't Take It With You for the as a tragic figure. "Though you celebration of the Playshop's are left with doubts, you hope Drama professor Dr. John fiftieth aniversary. that she will survive," says Carr, Hanners described Allegheny "Brodie is too full of life; she is alumna Janis Carr as a "dyna- During her undergraduate larger than life." mite Jean Brodie." Janis Carr years, she performed in Rip Van And with that intriguing arrived to perform the role of Winkle, The Time of Your Life, thought, Janis Carr adds, "A the "flamboyant Scottish teach- Ah, Wilderness!, A Flea in Her good teacher is always an actor. er," and the fuse was lit. Ear, and School for Wives. The Brodie captures the imagination latter was her senior compre- and makes her students think." Janis Carr graduated in 1973 hensive project where she played Her last comment upon the from Allegheny, a major in Agnes, the leading role. The challenge ahead : "I'm just gonna French and Dramatic Arts. She comedy by Moliere satisfied her first went to Boston where she interest in French, theatre, and go with it!" "wasn't excited" by the theatre "the infinite foolishness of The ruse shortens and the there. She then went to Chicago man," says Carr. dynamite sets off on October where she joined a comedy 15-17 and 22-24 at the Playshop group with some fellow Alle- Though she has not been Theatre where Janis Carr will ghenians; they were called onstage for a year due to health be the teacher in The Prime of "Street Theatre." reasons, Carr says she will like to Miss Jean Brodie. "flex (her) theatrical muscles" Janis Carr, star of Jean Brodie. HAMILTON PHOTO After a while, the group with her role of Brodie and her Interview "slimmed down" and acquired work in Chicago. This is the first the name "The Unnatural Acts." time she plays Jean Brodie, but They adapted stories, always she "would like to play it again funny, which were "more con- in ten years." Johansen Reveals Thoughts scious of the times," according to Carr. For a while, she was the Speaking of her role as by Roy R. Robson have a drink first." Johansen Campus: You're quoted as only woman in the group. Brodie, the brown-haired, pours himself a Stolichnaya lust enjoying "being a show- David Johansen ambles down vodka and tonic, then clowns man." The group's popularity was brown-eyed actress finds no difficulty. The Scottish accent the music department hallway. with the band. The companion Johansen: That's what we notable from 1973 to 197 7 . He stops, listens to his keyboard drinks Heineken. - After a few like to be. That's our job, They worked at the Jane emanates even as she says the Character's name. Carr's player performing a classical minutes, Johansen asks the re- y'know, to put on shows Addams Theatre without having piano piece for another band porter if he has turned on the wherever they want us . . . We to pay rent. Various shows and approach to the character is one member in a practice room. He tape recorder yet. No. "You're play anywhere. It's like a taxi original musicals developed full of energy and passion. 'Brodie is a whirlwind," says grins, turns to his jacketed a gentleman," the singer states. driver: anyplace, anytime, any- around themes designed to give companion, and says that the Campus: I saw you last week where." "good, clean fun." "It was one Carr, "She has supreme com- mand of the language; it is her jacket makes him look like he's in Buffalo. This interviewer wonders if bag full of cheap tricks," says from H.M.S. Pinafore. He sings: Johansen: Oh, at the Who. Johansen sees himself as political Carr, recalling and laughing at weapon. With this weapon, she "He polished up the handles so You from there? preacher. "No, not at all," various anecdotes. "The group enraptures both her students and . carefully that now he is the ruler Campus: I'm from Erie. tomes the answer. "I've written split on mutual agreement, due the audience." of the Queen's navy." Johansen : Isn't this Erie? some political songs in my time, to the search for new goals," "The gap in her armor, being In the dressing room, the Campus: No, this is Mead- out I'm not that well versed in acknowledges Carr. doubted by someone, is what jacketed companion asks if he ville. it." So what kind of music does Carr's last visit to Allegheny shakes her world," says Carr. can tape record the interview. The companion and Johansen rock'n'roll singer David Johan- was in 1980 to perform in You However, she fails to see Brodie Johansen replies yes, but "let's continue to converse about the sen like? "I just brought one relative merits of small concerts tape with me this time. A Latin and large concerts. "I like American Rumba tape. That's Captain Sensible:Music Not Noise playing for large concerts. Very what I've been listening to all Nurembergesque." says the star. week." The • Psychedelic Furs-- variety of instruments are used. Shriekback--Tench (Y Amer- Can the rock'n'roll band Campus: Rolling Stone Forever Now (Columbia) Influences of funk and jazz are ica) become intimate with a football claims that touring led to Keith heard throughout the album. stadium full of fans? "Well, I Moon's death and that it almost Sometimes an album knocks This woman has come a long Jazzy? Funky? Rock? think I can . . . I like to play in killed Pete Townshend. Does you over when you first hear it. way in one year. Check this out Bizarre? This defies classifica- big places where you don't have the tour effect you that badly? Sometimes it slowly creeps next time you are in a record tion! One thing is for sure, this to be 18, or whatever, to get in." Johansen: That's a good under your skin and you end up shop. You'll be glad you bought record is loads of fun. The Johansen is referring to the 18 question. It could. I've been enjoying it. Such is the case it. music is catchy and the beat is year-old age limit of alcohol doing it for like ten years now, with this LP by the Psychedelic danceable. It's like nothing purchase in his state, New York. so I think whatever it could've Furs. For anyone who enjoys Captain Beefheart & the you've ever heard. If you see Is it a letdown to play for a done to me it would have ::))' their previous two albums, this Magic Band--Ice Cream for Crow this,. pick it up. You won't small audience? "No, not at all. now. I don't want to put Pete one will knock you out. For the ( Virgin/Epic) regret it. We just like to put cn a show." Townshend down, but I think uninitiated, the Furs sound is every time he farts he thinks its heavily influenced by David Beefheart got his start with the voice of God. He takes Bowie, Lou Reed, and many Frank Zappa back in the late Cussewago Stays Intact himself rather seriously, and I'm mid-60s psychedelic bands, and 60s. After a few years, they Contrary to rumor, Cusse- 1982-83 debut Saturday, not that kind of person ... he's it will get under your skin. split and went their own ways. wago Jazz Band is alive and well October 16, at the Homecoming like 'Oh Lord, it's so hard to be Forever Now is well worth the Zappa went on to do "Yellow and will perform for Picnic on the South Hall lawn. a rock'n'roll singer.' And that's money. Snow," Sheikyerbouti, Homecoming. retarded. Members of the group in- and "Valley Girl." Beefheart When Drs. Sam Harrison and The interviewer and the band elude Val Murin on piano ; John Holly Beth Vincent--Holly went on to combine poetic lyrics Richard Madtes retired from the laugh. Mehling, banjo; Dave Lowrie, and the Italians (Virgin/Epic) with rhythm and blues influ- group last spring many students Johansen : If it's too hot, get drums; Bruce Johnson, tuba; enced rock twisted into the questioned the future of the out of the kitchen. Ted Rohm, clarinet; Scott Jen- Fascinating. Simply fascinat- avant-garde. On this LP, some dixieland/jazz band. "The band David Johansen explains that nette, trombone; Chris Jensen, ing. Last year, Holly and her songs click and some don't. It is needed to find new faculty or he doesn't like those performers trumpet; and Cindi Mumaw, Italians put out a great album hard to get used to Beefheart more students," said Harrison. who say they do their work all vocals. full of energetic youth anthems. reciting his lyrics while the "Since students are easier to for the audience and then make On this second record, she has a Magic Band boogies in a twisted find. . . they were able to recruit "I'm looking forward to a millions of dollars. The inter- new set of Italians and a very R. n' B mode. Recommended to a good group." great year," says Lowrie. "We viewer opens another. Heineken. different sound. The songs are those with an adventurous taste The new all-student have a lot of talent; we're going much more complex, and a in music. Cussewago Jazz Band makes its to have a lot of fun." cont. on p. 8 Page 8 Wednesday, October 6, 1982 CAMPUS

, Rockers Hit C.C. by Chris Allison description. You just had to be there. "Pound for pound, we're the Nardini stood as a hard act to 'baddest rock 'n' roll band follow, but New York's David around," shouted Norm Nardini Johansen met the challenge. and the Tigers, the warm-up From the time he stepped on band for the David Johansen stage, you knew the entertainer concert Friday evening at the was a pure professional. Campus Center auditorium. With captivating crowd rap- Nardini opened the concert port, Johansen drew the crowd to a crowd of 500, but the noise to the stagefront, and never emanating from the auditorium released it from his grip. seemed a cast of thousands. Johansen played some new Said concert fan Eric Hansman, tunes, highlighted by his des- "It's the best five dollars I've tined solid gold song, "Garden ever spent." of Eden." He then moved into Sporting tiger skinned some old standards. guitars, Nardini and his Tigers Of the oldies he played, the rocked the Allegheny fans with a audience responded best to his hybrid sound which combined Eric and the Animals Medley the best rock of the fifties with and "Meanwhile Back in the an upbeat Springsteen tempo. As Jungle." another spectator put it, "just With such top quality per- good, old fashioned rock 'n' formances by Norm Nardini and roll." the Tigers and David Johansen, one must feel sorry for all those On Friday, Oct. 8 at 8:15 p.m. in the C.C. Auditorium a free public event will be offered. The Nardini's energy sparked his who had neither the time nor performance. His ability to Hobbit, a sophisticated and detailed puppet show geared towards adults, will be performed by the the inclination to attend. dance, jump, and sing with Hutsah Puppet Theatre. unparalelled intensity can not be Courtesy of the Meadville fully appreciated through mere Tribune. Announcement Johansen cont from 7 Johansen: Some people say, successful tour depends on the like to meet people you enjoy. Dr. and Mrs. David Bailey Harned welcome `Oh Jesus, oh it's so rough, and band and the crew getting sex on Don't ask me, though, because my guru doesn't like me any a regular basis. Johansen men- I'm no saint. I think you should more and all this crap. tions that some members of his behave in a civil manner, the Class of 1984 to an open house Sunday, band are very active, but that he but .. ." Another band member joins wouldn't make a blanket state- from 3 to 5 pm, at the Harned residence, in. "It's hard," he says, in his ment like that. "Certain people David Johansen leaves, with- best Pete Townshend and The have girlfriends," he says, "cer- out a guru but with another 286 Jefferson Street. Who voice. The interviewer tain people have, uh, a fear of drink. Meadville's not so rough, questions if David Johansen herpes, and certain people are because he just likes to put on a agrees with Frank Zappa that a gung-ho . .. but eventually you show.

CC HITCHCOCK FESTIVAL The Birds and Psycho October 9th HITCHCOCKS CC Activities Room- free popcorn! new starting time: 8PM ,nevoun,

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CC CONCERT FLICK Let It Be October 15th CC Auditorium 8:00PM following coffeehouse Sports Shorts ...page 10 Campus Sports Pierro Honored ...page 11

Wednesday, October 6, 1982 page 9 Netters Win Big In Busy Week

by Kevin Treu any previous year. 1982 proved play conference opponent Sports Editor to be different, however, as the Westminster in a non-conference Gators rolled to a convincing 7-2 exhibition match. This time It was a busy but highly victory. Allegheny was even more successful week for Coach Susie Winners for Allegheny in the dominating as they didn't even Fain and the Allegheny women's match were Becky Buster, Jenny allow their opponents the luxury tennis team. The Gators com- Wall, Andrea Cozzens and of a single victory. peted in four matches in seven Corrine Kraemer in the singles, Buster, Wall, Wellington, days and won them all in con- and the teams of Buster and Cozzens, Kraemer and Allen vincing fashion. Wall, Cozzens and Missy swept the singles matches, and Playing against I. U. P. , Wellington, and Kraemer and the victorious doubles teams Westminster, Behrend and Jane Allen in the doubles from the I.U.P. match turned Gannon, Allegheny amassed a competition. the trick again versus total of 33 singles and doubles "That was the best the girls Westminister to give Allegheny victories while dropping only have played all year," their nine wins. three. commented Coach Fain. "Their "Westminister is a strong On September29, the Gators (I.U.P.'s) coach was really sur- team, with a strong number one travelled to Indiana, PA. to face prised." singles player," said Fain, "But I I.U.P., a Division II team that Two days later, the Gators knew we'd beat them." She also Allegheny had never beaten in hit the road again--this time to expressed confidence for the return match with Westminster on October 19. That match will As I See It... be a conference counter. On the following day, the Gators returned home for their Gator tennis player Andrea Cozzens was undefeated in both first WKC match, against by singles and doubles action this week. The team didn't lose either. Behrend. Once again they HAMI LTON PHOTO dominated play, winning by a 9-0 score. The same singles and Team Effort Paces Harriers Bob Kizer doubles players from the previous match repeated as by Kevin McKenna Of the first 25 finishers in the victors in this one. Sports Writer race, 12 were Gators. In addition •Fain had this to say about to the victory of the Gators "A" Stranger things have happened the match. "Behrend was a The Gator men's cross team, the "B" team collected weak team, which really helped country team, in one of its finest third place honors, while the "Day 16 of the NFL hostage crisis. This is Tod Keppel reporting because of the busy week we had. performances in recent memory, "C" team captured 5th place. for XYZ News Nighttime. It wasn't a challenge." upset perennial national power Gator Coach Fiore Bergamasco "For the sixteenth consecutive day, the NFL players are being The Gators are now 6-2 Fredonia State University to win lauded his team's performance, held hostage by a pair of madmen who have been terrorizing football overall and 1-0 in conference the prestigious Fredonia State emphasizing the "great team fans since early March. Jack Donlan and Ed Garvey have refused play. They face Geneva and (N.Y.) Invitational this past effort." once again to release any information concerning the 1172 hostages Thiel in WKC matches on Saturday. Seniors John Cannon and there has been no word as to terms for their release. A source Thursday and Saturday, respect- The combined time of 133: (Rochester, N.Y.) and Tom Held close to the situation says that Donlan and Garvey have been unable ively. 17 for the Gators first five men (Pittsburgh, Pa.) led the way for Allegheny to agree with each other on specific demands. A federal mediator is Yesterday, beat out Fredonia State by 30 the Gators in the race, tying for being requested by Donlan, but Garvey says he doesn't want any rounded off their fine week with seconds. The sparse margin of first place by cruising throUgh help in resolving the situation. an impressive 8-1 victory over victory, however, was not an the rolling 5 mile course in a "We switch now to our New York studio where we have the Gannon. Freshman Missy accurate indication of the Gators time of 26:10. The next two wives of two of the more prominent hostages, Mrs. Gene Upchuck Wellington's tough loss to total domination of the 12-team finishers for the Gators were and Mrs. Dan Foots. First Mrs. Upchuck, have you had any word cont. on p. 11 field. brothers Roger and John Nelson, about your husband or the other hostages?" who finished 8th and 9th, "Well, Tod, not really, We have heard rumors that they are being respectively. Freshman Dave held in a prominent Washington D.C. Hotel chained to tables. But Gators Fall To Bethany , 24-7 Wechte,r rounded out the top nothing other than rumors." five with this 11th place finish. Backing up the top five were "How about you Mrs. Foots?" Bethany continued with by Brian Greene Joe Rog (13th), Mark Dowdall "The only thing I've heard Tod, is that they are being subjected Ass't Sports Editor more of the same in the second (18th), Tim Dowdall (19th), Bill to some kind of torture where Mr. Donlan is pulling them one way, half as they extended their lead Tomer (21st), Paul Metzger and Mr. Garvey is trying to pull them the other. (sob!) Those men For the second time this year to 17-0 on a one yard run by (23rd), Joe Victor (24th), and have got to be stopped! (sob!)" turnovers were the name of the Darwin Short. Bob Stackman (25th)... "Thank you for joining us Mrs. Upchuck, Mrs. Foots. And our game for the Allegheny football Allegheny's lone score was best wishes to you during this very trying situation. team. Committing a total of the most exciting one of the The impressive performance eight turnovers, the Gators day. Randy Lamendola hooked of the Gators at Fredonia seems "We have now been joined here in our Washington studio by NFL virutally handed the game to the up with his brother Ron on a 63 especically reassuring in light of commissioner Pete Roseale. Commissioner, do you have any new Bethany Bisons of West \Virginia yard touchdown pass. Rob recent history. Three years ago, information concerning the hostages?" who beat them by a score of Bruce kicked the extra point to the Gators arrived at Fredonia "Uh, I have no comment on that one Tod." 24-7. for the first time with a nearly "Well, do you think that the hostages might see freedom before make it 17-7 with one quarter To say that the Bisons left to play. all freshman team, and emerged Christmas?" soundly beat Allegheny would with a very respectable third- "Uh, I have no comment on that one Tod." be misleading for all 24 Bethany Unfortunately for the Gators place finish. "Would you comment on what role, if`any, you might have in points came after Allegheny turnovers again cost them freeing the hostages?" turnovers. valuable points when Bethany's The Gators used that perfor- "You know Tod, anything that I do in this situation could be Allegheny started auspiciously Carpel Crawford returned an mance as a springboard to the hazardous to my job, and I get paid much too well to do anything as Jeff Melvin returned the interception 58 yards for a P.A.C. championship, the first foolish. You see, I need all my money so I can buy a football team opening kickoff seventy yards. touchdown. That score made it ever (and to date only) Confer- in Los Angeles and put Al Davis out of business. No, not just out of The Gators drove to the ten yard 24-7 Bethany and that's the way ence championship in Allegheny business, I want to mush his brains right into--" line before fumbling it away. the game ended. cross country history. Three "Thank you very much Commissioner Roseale. In a moment-- The Bisons put ten first half The loss now makes key members of that team, Tom I've been handed this special news bulletin. Lebanon announced points on the board with a 32 Allegheny 1-2 overall and 1-1 in Held, John Cannon, and Roger today that Israeli jets—What the hell is this! Israel. Lebanon. We're year field goal and a touchdown the PAC. The Gators will next trying to cover an important news story here! We don't have room Nelson, once again led the way drive culminated by a one yard be in action Saturday as they for the Gators this past for--This has been Tod Keppel reporting for Nighttime. Good plunge by Bethany's quarter- travel to Pittsburgh to play Saturday. • Night." back, Jeff Mattich. Carnegie-Mellon Ur,iversity. cont. on p. 11

Page 10 Wednesday, October 6, 1982 CAMPUS Podufal Earns Sports Shorts Medalist

Regular Season Ends In Major Leagues Honors by Brian Greene The last of the division races was decided on Sunday, as the Ass't Sports Editor Atlanta Braves clinched the National League West by virtue of a Los Angeles loss, and the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Baltimore The Allegheny linksters were Orioles in their last game of the season to clinch the A.L. East-- in action Thursday afternoon in Milwaukee and Baltimore were tied at the start of the game. Else- the ninth annual Allegheny where, California and St. Louis clinched their respective divisions Invitational Golf Tournament at earlier. the Meadville Country Club. U.S. Earns Birth In Davis Cup Final The Gators finished a close second to Gannon as the teams The U.S. was assured a berth in the Davis cup final as Peter shot 386 and 383 respectively. Fleming and John McEnroe teamed up Saturday to capture the Clarion was third with a 387 and doubles and give the U.S. an insurmountable 3-0 lead over Australia. Slippery Rock fourth with 388. Allegheny's second unit finished in a tie for fifth with the Univer- Dave Hagstrom was one of several Gators who placed igh in the Stargell Plays Final Game sity of Rochester. Allegheny Invitational as the home team placed second. The medalist of the tourney HAMILTON PHOTO Willie Stargell garnered a base hit in his last time at bat in the was All-American Ed Podufal of major leagues. This was a fitting end to the Pittsburgh Pirate slug- Allegheny. He shot an even par Gators Top Field At Fredonia ger's illustrious career. He is now retiring. round of 72. His round consisted of two bogeys and two birdies. by Kevin McKenna was 98:04, which beat out Haas Wins Over Frat Brother Also finishing high for the Sports Writer second place Edinboro by 3:07. Gators were Scott Jenkins, who As with their male counter The Gator women's cross parts, Coach ,Fiore Bergamascc Jay Haas won his second golf tournament in as many starts as he fired a three over par 75, Craig country team, in the most was very pleased with the overal' defeated old friend, fraternity brother and former Wake Forest Borst and Dave Hagstrom who sparkling performance in the team performance. The girls teammate Curtis Strange. Haas fired a final round five under par 65 fired 76's, and Fred Eames, Greg Sexton and Bob Bradley who history of the program, easily placed an impressive five runners to capture the Texas Open Golf Tournament at Oak Hills Country fired 77,78 and 79 respectively. outdistanced a 10-team field, in the top ten. Club. including arch rival Edinboro Jenny Colgrove (once again; The Gators also traveled to State College and host Fredonia won the race. Beth Saxton Conners Beats Borg In Final Canada Saturday for the Buffalo State University, to win the (fourth), Jean Foulkrod (fifth), St. Invitational. They took women's division of the Julie Meyer (seventh), and Kerry second place with a 312 total Fredonia State Invitational this Ann Logan (tenth) rounded out Jimmy Connors, playing the kind of tennis that has made him the and were just nipped for first past Saturday. the Gator scorers. Colgrove's number one ranked player in the world, beat former world number place by the University of The combined time of the winning time of 17:52 broke her one player Bjorn Borg yesterday to win a $250;000 tennis tourna- Rochester, whose team fired a first five Gator finishers over the own course record by 29 ment in Montreal. 311. 5,000 meter (3.1 mile) course seconds. Snipes Decisions Berbick Gators Open And End Season With Wins Renaldo Snipes thrust himself back into title consideration in the Gators got much help from the 6-4, 6-2. The team of Kejas and heavyweight division with Saturday's 10-round unanimous decision by Robert Kizer lower part of the lineup. Joe Kiggens pushed the Gator duo over Trevor Berbik, who was ranked number two by the World Sports Editor Hallos,- Doug Sedlak, Bill Ash- to three sets at number two Boxing Association. Allegheny's mens tennis team baugh and Greg Finnerty each doubles, but Finnerty and started and finished their fall finished the day with two Ashbaugh showed their mettle season last week with two easy victories a piece. Hallos and in coming back from a one set victories. On Sunday, the Gators Sedlak combined to win at third deficit to win 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. downed Robert Morris 7-2, and doubles 6-2, 6-1, after sweeping MEADVILLE then defeated Gannon last night, their singles matches. Allegheny's other win came securing the victory with six Finnerty downed Robert at no. one singles where John NAUTILUS consecutive wins in the singles Morris' John Kejas 6-3, 6-1 as Mercer defeated Tim Fissenger FITNESS CENTER matches. Ashbaugh scored another 3-6, 6-1, 6-0. Mark Phillips was 66 Against Robert Morris, the straight set win over Paul Grubs the only Gator to not gain a victory on the day as he lost his singles match 6-2, 2-6, 7-6 to 2 for 1 Special! Kirk Carper. Bowl for fun! After the match, Allegheny $199.00 for 2 full year memberships head coach "Pinky" Bates expressed pleasure over his, $1110.00 for 1 full year membership team's performance. "For a Plaza Bowling Lanes first match I thought the boys played very well."

Get a group together In the match against Gannon, CALL TODAY the Gators had very little for a bowling party. trouble in sweeping all six single. 336-6228 matches for the win. Merce Call for arrangements. defeated Paul Simon 7-5, 5-7, 6-0 for a win at number one for 3 free trial visits! singles, and the Gators were or Open every day of the year! their way. Phillips beat Matti Gregory in three sets; Finnery demolished Lenny Brozozowski * steam sauna *aerobic classes '155 6-2, 6-3; Ashbaugh beat Dave Boliver; Sedlak came back tc *trained-instructors *much more! Smock beat Mark Goldin in three sets Highway and Hallos crushed John Speicj 6-2, 6-2. The Gators will continue 724-2144 their season in the spring, 5-W minute jogging distance from campus! including the defense of thei a, PAC crown. CAMPUS Wednesday, October 6, 1982 Page 11 pikers "Off And On

by Kevin Treu Allegheny followed the Sports Editor Grove City match with a 2-15, 15-10, 15-5 victory over Robert Head Coach Ronda Seagraves Morris and a loss to Washington Allegheny's women's volley- and Jefferson by scores of team said that her team has 15-10, 15-10. Neither was a "off and on play for a WKC match. th now." That statement The Gators went to the rately describes the last Youngstown State Tournament k of Gator action. with hopes of repeating last week's fine performance in the Allegheny played well at Wheeling Invitational, but things es and poorly at others in didn't go well. The tournament piling a 3-3 match record for Allegheny was characterized ✓ the last seven days. Over by a lot of "off" play, as the weekend, it was primarily Gators managed only a third latter, however, as the place finish in the consolation ors had a less than mediocre round—a performance equivalent wing in the Youngstown to taking thirteenth in the to Tournament. fifteen team field. In a tri-match on September The team turned it around on Allegheny defeated Hiram, Monday, h ow ever , as they 1, 2-15, and 15-6, but fell to conquered conference opponent ference opponent West- Villa Maria by scores of 15-3, ster in three straight 16-14, 8-15 and 15-12. Allegheny's soccer team played well this week despite two tough losses. They capped off the week

es--15-6, 15-12 and 15-13. "We played a lot better," with an impressive 7-0 victory over Alliance. AUTRY PHOTO commented Seagraves. "All of eir next match was our percentages increased." ther conference-counter in Mentioned by the coach were ch best-of-five is played Margaret Certo, who had 12 kills Gators On The Comeback Trail er than best-of-three. The in the match, Kristin Ketelsen, by Bill Reed Several Allegheny mistakes in Mercyhurst, and were simply rs faced Grove City and who picked up 12 assists, and Sports Writer the second half along with the outplayed by the talented • again downed in three Heather Hardy, who tallied six Gators' inability to put together Bethany squad. es, 15-7, 15-11, and 15-8, serving aces. Allegheny's soccer team has two solid halves of soccer ough their performance drew Seagraves reiterated that the burst onto the comeback trail enabled the opposition to score. The Gators got back on the se. up and down problem is the after two hard-fought losses in The final score was 2-0 with the winning track with a 7-0 win major one the team is having. the last week. Gators on the losing end. Tuesday. The Gators dominated "Our starters are lacking consis- Last Wednesday they faced `We played very well against play from the opening whistle tency, which is normal for a long-time rival Mercyhurst. The ye City even though we On Saturday the Gators and were able to sustain that young team. We're seeking " said . Seagraves. "They're Gators outplayed the traveled to Bethany to face the style of play for the entire consistency." good. They've won the Mercyhurst squad in the first defending PAC-champion game. ference five times and they Allegheny next faces Clarion half but were unable -to capit Bisons. Allegheny played a icipated in the national in a non-conference match alize on several scoring oppor- tough first half but found Allegheny goals were scored nament last year." tonight at Clarion. tunities. by Ted Skattum and Dan Debo themselves behind 1-0 at half- who each had two, Scott tters time. The Bisons came out Jennette, Dean Christopher and Pierro Honored For Game strong in the second half and Steve McGill who each had one. cont. from 9 overpowered the Gators. The Goalkeepers Pete Klapper and Tom Pierro, junior offensive dola of 63 yards. Randy Lamen- game ended with Bethany on Joe Fiedler teamed up to hold non's number one player guard for Allegheny College, dola finished the day (6-12-96), the Alliance squad scoreless. year ago in the number was named Gator of the Week throwing two interceptions. Ron top with a score of 5-0. The The Gators will travel to e singles match was the only by the Gator football coaching Lamendola grabbed three general feeling was that Pittsburgh on Friday to play ack for the Gators as they staff following the contest passes for 89 years, and one Allegheny showed a much PAC rival Carnegie-Mellon d to yet another impressive Saturday against Beth any touchdown. Jeff Melvin ran a improved effort against University. College. spectacular kickoff return for 70 ree Allegheny players also Pierro, a two-year letterman, yards, although the offense in exhibition matches--Mary broke into the starting lineup as wasn't able to capitalize from it. ese Goebel, Alicia Incavo a sophomore. He is noted for his Defensively for the Blue and Brenda Berkebile. quickness, strength, and running Gold guard Bob Fraser had eight e gallery- The doubles teams played ability. Coach Sam Timer says, tackles, three assists, and one ptionally well, as always," "Tom has all the physical fumble recovery, tackle Mike Fain. "All of the girls tools and potential character- Zampogna had eight tackles and d well. Gannon is a istics of a versatile player." three assists, safety Dave Hood ion II school and they have Despite the Gator's loss to had nine tackes and two assists, * Wednesday Night Special * larship players, so it was a Bethany (24-7), there were and back Jerome Nelson had six win." several highlights for the game. tackles and three assists. Tackle Offensively quarterback Randy Jay Clayton and linebacker Come see our draft pony 'Tiers Lamendola threw a third quarter Tony Cautillo each had one touchdown pass to Ron Lamen- sack. 1/4 drafts cont. from 9 3-4-1 Miller Pony .A.0 finals remain a long weeks away, but the Gators approach that time with idence. Following a poor ormance last week at the ana (Pa.) Invitational, the Happy Hours rs are viewed as underdogs in by 10 AM daily 4-6 and 11-12 e eyes of reigning Confer- ready by 4 PM champions Carnegie- (Color Negative only) on, who performed ptionally well at that meet. Saturday night •wing this past weekend, ever, the Gators seem set for Kamekan Pitcher Special! er shot at C.M.U., and rding to former Bethany Dave Wet-tie, gold- : ist in the 800 meter run at 1972 Munich olympics, gheny will give C.M.U. • a 227 Chestnut Street 724-2333 or its money." Page 12 Wednesday, October 6, 1982 CAMPUS Python Film To Be Shown

by Andy Hladio the ones in Gumby suits walking Bishop" and "The Ministry up and down the aisles selling Silly Walks," "Life of Brian' Warning: non-Monty Python- albatross. Of course, I'll have even better. No it isn't, yes it ers may find this difficult to my spam, eggs, sausage, and is not, is so, etc. . . . Stupid git read. spam, and rat pie for dessert Good Evening Ladies and before I go. The Erics who This film should provide Bruces. Well, finally we have a don't attend won't know what great study break for anyone true Monty Python film coming they're missing. need of some warped hum to Allegheny! On Wednesday, Compared with the previous I'd even blow off a test to October 6, the C.C. Big Buck Python showings, which brought this movie, for after all, I Flick will be "Life of Brian"; us "The Trojan Rabbit," "The always wanted to be a lumb no. 32, more naughty bits. Twit of the Year," "The jack! Though it is being shown the week before mid-terms, we can "always look on the bright side Lebanon cont from of life." (Nudge, nudge, say no more, say no more). adds, "If the United Nations government. They want th For sure, "true Pythoners" sends peacekeeping forces, a Representatives from Alpha Xi Delta make their pitch in front of killers to get out of Isra will be prepared. They will be democratic government can be bombs and all." a special Panhel Committee. HAMILTON PHOTO set up again." Of those killed in the raids, 90 percent were Another student asks, "W Expatriate cont from 5 civilians, with 37 percent of the kind of people would dr dead being children. bombs on hospitals and nursi Another unidentified student homes to justify their need ground. Moskwa is pessimistic Poland could help rectify the hear one sentence from the says, "People should not concen- some disputed land?" about the revival of Solidarity as crisis. Moskwa said that Western World. trate on hating Israel, because it Although no one can offer a major force in Poland. He said packages of bread and other Moskwa was heard by an is the murderous regime of the immediate solution to the pr it exists only as a reflection of foodstuffs do nothing to obtain interested audience and was Israeli government who is re- lem, most people are v the Polish spirit, but has little if a solution. "You can't pack and asked many questions. He sponsible for this mess, not the optimistic. Perhaps in the n any influence in the Polish send a piece of freedom to answered them to the best of his people themselves. At this very future Lebanon will again rig government. 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