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Vol.69, No. 19 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA. PA. April 22, 1994 Senate Graduation meets speaker today splected By ALLISON POJANOWSKI By kATE Staff Reporter SZUMANSKI Editor-in-Chief

The University has selected its The University Senate will meet in the East Lounge, Dough- commencement speaker and honorary degree recipients for the erty Hall, Friday, April 22, at 4 1994 graduation p.m. The meeting will open with services to be held Sunday, May 15, in the the consideration of the draft Villanova Stadium. For the first minutes of the March 24, 1994 time in the University's history, Senate meeting, and will be fol- a husband-wife team will lowed by the power of the be interpellation. honored for the surgical miracles they perform worldwide Announcements 'will include for child- ren and young adults the date for the next organization- with phys- ical deformities. al meeting (April 29 at 5 p.m. has Dr. William P. Magee, dentist, been suggested), the farewell and thanks to departing medical doctor and surgeon will i 1 faculty and deliver the student senators and a short commencement address by Patrick Kennedy, address and receive an honorary Student Government doctorate of social science. Association PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN (SGA) president. Magee's wife, Kathleen S. Magee, Balloon Day volunteers welcomed local children to campus for a day of games and entertainment. a nurse and social worker, will Kennedy plans to speak on the Balloon Day was sponsored by Campus Ministry. also receive an honorary doctorate "state of the student body as a of social science. (Continued on page 5) In 1982, the Magees founded Operation Smile International, a non-profit volunteer medical ser- vices organization, based in Nor- Speaker jiolicy finalized folk, Va. The Magees along with other medical professionals pro- By KATE vide reconstructive surgery to SZUMANSKI dure, all approved student organ- opportunity, in any event, within information from any individual children and their families in izations proposing to invite a two weeks, to Editor-in-Chief decide on the appearing before the Board or any developing countries. Operation speaker must take the following proposal presented by the student other individuals or groups who Smile also brings technical train- r steps to obtain approval: group. The Board shall give notice University President the Rev. may have an interest in the ing and educational support to the 1. The organization shall con- of this meeting to the affected proposal. The Board receive medical professionals Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A. and the * may of these sult with its advisor regarding: parties. Board of Trustees unanimously other information as needed. countries in order to improve their the identity of the speaker, the The approved Board shall receive infor- 7. The Speakers Appeal Adviso- existing health care services. the University Speakers time and place of the speaker's mation from the organization, the Policy during their monthly meet- ry Board shall make a recommen- Plastic and orthopedic surgeons, presentation, the subject matter advisor and ing the Director. dation concerning the organiza- nurses, dentists, psychologists, held April 12, said Helen K. of the speaker's presentation and The Board may receive written *: (Con tinned on page Lafferty, University vice 5) (Continued on page the stipend, if any. 5) I. president. 2. The advisor will present the "Our goal was to encourage the proposal to the Director of Student exchange of ideas in the most New meal Development or the plan changes made Director for positive academic setting — a the Center for Peace and Justice setting which will facilitate par- ByJANEPAPACCIO Education as appropriate. fof the upcoming year. For break- will receive 19 meals a week and ticipation and make the campus News Editor 3. The Director shall approve or fast, a student will be allotted a side account of 5000 points, attractive to speakers," said Stev- disapprove the organization's $3.25 while $4 will be allotted for approximately $100. Those who en P. Frankino, dean of the Vil- Dining Services has announced proposal. If the Director approves, brunch. For lunch, students can buy the 14 meal plan will be able lanova University School of Law numerous changes to the existing the event shall be planned and spend up to $4; at dinner, students to have any 14 meals a week and and task force chairperson. meal plan system for the 1994- scheduled according to established will be allotted $5. The increases will receive 6250 points, or approx- 1995 academic year. Entrance procedures. to in dollar amounts will enable imately $120. By buying the 10 the main dining halls, Dougherty students Hopefully, this will allow If the organization disagrees to take advantage of the meal plan, students will get any Hall Main, Donahue Hall with a decision of the Director to and St. alternative ways of using the meal ten meals per week and approx- any speaker on campus. Mary's, will remain the same disapprove the proposal, the next plan. imately 75CK) points, approximate- semester. However, more conve- Patrick Kennedy, president organization may appeal that Side account points will be ly $150. decision to the nient locations to dine and alter- offered for each meal plan. At the of tlie Student Government Vice President for Student Life native ways of using the meal plan end of the year, the points cannot "The meal plan equivalencies Association who will convene the (SGA) will be Speakers Appeal Advisory Board. offered. "The changes will be cashed in, said Mary McKenzie, have increased not for the sake of be very 4. The Speakers Appeal Adviso- much appreciated and will director of Dining Services. Stu- just increasing, but because board According to the Speakers Pol- convenience ry Board shall consist of the all students," said dents who choose the 19 meal plan raff's have increased five percent. icy, "The University is dedicated following members: Patrick Kennedy, Student to the study of all creation in its Government 3 Student Members: Student Association (SGA) many forms as illustrations of president. Government Association Presi- meaning in and value themselves dent, Student Programming Currently, the Corner Grille and as potential sacramental and Council President, and a Student the Italian Kitchen (The Day disclosures of their Ultimate Hop) are Senator elected by the student the only two meal plan Author." equivalency senators at the beginning of the locations on campus. "while properly Furthermore, academic year; Starting next semester, the Belle placing research and Air scholarly 2 Faculty Members: Faculty Terrace will be accepting meal instruction at the center of its plans during Council President and a Member certain time periods. academic mission, the University At the Belle Air of the Executive Committee of the Terrace, meal supports co-curricular activities plan Villanova Chapter of the Ameri- equivalency for breakfast which to address the needs will be seek can Association of University accepted from 8 a.m. to 10 of our diverse communities. Professors; and a.m. Also, the Belle Air Terrace Where obtains, the will accept consensus 2 Administrators: Dean of Stu- meal plan equivalency I I University supports appropriate between 2 p.m. dents and Dean of the College of and 5 p.m., seven lacking action; where concensus is Arts and Sciences. days per week. At the Corner the invites open and University 5. The Speakers Appeal Adviso- Grille, meal plan equivalency will constructive dialogue," according I ry Board shall select a Chairper- be accepted from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. to the Speakers Policy. son from its membership at the At the Italian Kitchen, meal plan that end, the In order to achieve beginning of the Academic Year equivalency will be accepted from University established the Proce- ' for which the Board is 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 4:30 Courtesy of Operation Smile dure Student Dr.r. «r.... ,> — for Recognized constituted. p.m. to 6:30 p.m. William P. Magee and wife Kathleen, founders of Proposing to Invite Operation Organizations 6. The Speakers Appeal Adviso- The dollar values for meal plan Smile International, are this year's commencement to the proce- speakers. Speakers. According ry Board shall meet at the earliest equivalency have been increased msag^jhs.

Page 2 • • THE VILLANOVAN April 22. 1994 April 22, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 3 THIS WEEK Highlights of 1 993- 94 reviewed Campus advancements of Editorials ...10 By THE NEWS STAFF Kristine Gebbie, National AIDS will be eligible for tickets to all past four years explored Scope.... 21 West Campus Policy advisor, presented a speech sporting events, excluding basket- will be Sesquicentennial on youth and HIV issues, ball. There a weekly lottery By STEVE McILVAINE Many developments to student Features 22 apartments for basketball tickets. The Nite celebration life have been madoin the last four Who knows,' Club, which will open next fall, Assistant News Editor years. The quality of residential of the West The construction Visitation in Belle Air will be the Terrace. life has been upgraded with the who cares 25 The Sesquicentennial celebra- Campus apartments offered stu- The University has undergone improvements in telecommunica- tion came to a close in September dents alternative living arrange- Numerous changes were made Entertainment ...26 many changes and improvements tions, said Kennedy. The imple- during Parents' Weekend. Par- ments on campus. The apart- to the existing visitation policy. in the last four years. At the mentation of the West Campus OpUl to O I ents' Weekend began Sept. 17, ments will be ready for occupancy Twenty-tour hour study lounges gQ^ elCCtionS foreground of thescvimprovements apartments will allow an addition- 1993. The theme of the weekend in the Fall of 1994. Each apart- were created m St. Monica, Kath- are those individuals who have al 620 upperclassmen to live on was Supernova. All of the events ment, which houses four students, arine, Good Counsel, O'Dwyer, SGA President Patrick Kennedy been directly involved with the campus. In addition, the changes of the weekend had a different will consist of two bedrooms, a Corr, Moriarity, Stanford (first was re-elected March 22. This is design and implementation of in the visitation policy will prove EDITORIALS astronomical name to connect kitchen area, a living room area floor lounge only) and the St. the first time in University history changes to student life, academics beneficial, he said. "The Univer- them. Students and parents alike and one and a half bathrooms. Mary's library. Earlier access to that a student has served two and to the University as a whole. sity has been trying to respond to shared in the festivities of the Since there will be no visitation all residence halls came into effect terms as SGA president. Kenned- One of the main reasons for all the requests of the students with The editors of the Villan- closing of the Sesquicentennial policy and fewer restrictions, as well. Visitation will b^n at y's running mate, David Greason of these improvements is that the regard to dorm life," said Neville. ovan receive long-overdue year. more than 1,300 students entered 10 a.m. on weekdays. Also, 24r is the first minority student to University has become more The establishment of the Wild- praise, despite some misguided the lottery for the apartments. hour access for all members of the ever hold a presidential position financially stable due to the card and its enhancement have comments by the SGA Presi- Special Olympics Fewer than half of those who same sex will be implemented. in the SGA. growth of the endowment fund, allowed for more flexibility in dent about the same people. applied were able to get an apart- Following these chsinges, the said Patrick Kennedy, Student eating, said Neville. Renovations But most importantly, the The University hosted the Pen- ment. With 600 more beds on administration decided to offer Government Association (SGA) to the Career Planning and Place- legendary Student Says nsylvania Fall Festival of the campus, the University has been more appealing alternatives to Diversity rally president. "The endowment is ment Center, classrooms and column finishes in style, pro- Special Olympics Oct. 29-31. The able to guarantee three years of upperclassmen. As a result, St. approaching $60 million from only residence halls have also improved viding its author finishes festival has been hosted at the on-campus housing to all Rita's, Austin and O'Dwyer Halls diversity rally classes A was held $19 million in 1988," said Robert the quality of student life, he with a passing grade. University for five years and it is students. will be co-educational by floor March 23 and was sponsored by Birmingham, chair of the Capital added. the third largest program in the without visitation restrictions. the Asian Students' Association, Campaign. As far as athletics go, the world. The University program is Women's cross PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN the Black Cultural Society, Samo- Last year the University cele- University has also made great unique because it is the only one Planned Greek Week, April 17-22, brought the fraternities and sororities together for light-hearted country team sa, the Alliance of African- brated its Sesquicentennial. This advancements, said Neville. The that is completely student run. competition. Pictured here, sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma pose before their chariot race. Parenthood American Men and the Democrat- celebration benefited cross country team has Approximately 800 Special Olym- everyone women's The women's cross country ic Socialists of America. The rally associated with the University won five consecutive cham- pians competed in five different NCAA team won its fifth consecutive Democratic Socialists of Amer- was held in order to call attention because "it a celebration of pionships and the men's basket- sporting events: soccer, volleyball, was NCAA championship in December ica (DSA) invited representatives to the University's need to become where we are and where we are ball team won the NIT champion- long-distance running, rollerskat- Hunger Clean-up aids needy 1993. Carol Zajac and Jen Rhiners of Planned Parenthood to visit the more diversified. going," said Richard A. Neville, ship, he said. Also, the many ing and power lifting; while 2,000 came in first and second place. campus and lecture on "Reproduc- vice president of Student Life. athletic facilities have been or will volunteers helped the program. By LINDA GRZYB ness (NSCAHH) has worked with new campus Head Coach Marty Stern is leav- tive Health and Social Class." project. "This [the Reporter The students benefited from the be renovated, he added. Staff colleges across the country to Hunger Cleanup] is a non-partisan Homecoming ing the University on top. Because the platform of Planned NIT championship enhanced outside learning they Academically, the University inform students of how they can activity. It is something that Parenthood conflicts with the received by hearing outstanding has also made great strides, said changes Members of the University make a difference in the lives of everyone University mission statement, the The men's basketball team won can get involved with as Winter storms the speakers, he said. The Sesquicen- Kennedy. The installation of the community participated in members of their own commun- a whole community," said representatives were unable to the 1994 National Invitation Tour- tennial celebration sparked new core curriculum has been a Homecoming Weekend faced National Hunger Cleanup, Satur- ities. Fifty percent of the money In place of the Kennedy. The winter snow and ice storms visit the University. nament Championship (NIT). In renewed dedication to the quality great addition, he said. The core numerous changes this year. day, April 16. Students spent the raised sponsors agencies benefit- crippled for entire Planned Parenthood lecture, DSA Following the fundraiser, the campus an the final four of the tournament, the of student and academic life, curriculum is an exceptional Three different tailgating areas day working and raising money ting residents of the local com- as Facilities hosted a free speech forum. At the workers met at the week. Maintenance was the Wildcats played Xavier College Campus Min- evidenced the in program because it makes an were set up by the University. The for people in need. Villanova munity, 35 percent supports by improvements us unable to effectively clear path- forum, students decided that the and in the championship, they istry office for a picnic. these areas, said Kennedy. excellent university, he added. first, located on Sheehan Beach, students worked in five project NSCAHH Domestic programs, ways and roads due to the massive University must adopt a compre- were victorious over Vanderbilt FEATURES was visited mainly by current areas, three of which are weekly while the remaining 15 percent amounts of snow and ice. As a hensive speaker policy. Since University. The Wildcats finished students and recent alumni. The service project sites. Student helps NSCAHH International result of the loss of a week of then, students have been working the season with a 20-12 record. "Per- University purchased a liquor workers sought the financial Projects. Theologian discusses the trinity This week in Features, classes, the University reverted to to draft a speaker policy which in order to sell son to Person" focuses on what license for the day support of sponsors to raise money The University participated in the 13 week academic calendar meets the needs of both the and the everlasting fulfillment of and love. She said we must be beer on campus. Love Seed Mama for the cause. this event several years ago, with By KATHLEEN COONEY graduation means to Villano- and revoked the two assigned student body and the Catholic News Editor ' every creature. "God's economics "completely humble and gentle." van students. Discover why Jump performed on Sheehan projects at a few local organiza- reading days. mission of the University. The runs by a different set of rules in Jesus not only preached the Beach. The second area, located Correction tions. Last month after Ron Eck- reign some 'Novans choose to spend adopted April speaker policy was It is something tliat which there's enough for every- of God, he was also an "exemplar along the in the parking lot behind the stein, field coordinator of The Department of Religious their summer days 12. one," for AIDS Awareness Studies sponsored a lecture she added. of hospitality" because he ate Main Line instead of returning football stadium, was set aside In the article entitled "Edi- e¥eiyone can get NSCAHH, spoke at a meeting entitled "Inclusivity and the meals with sinners and talked home. Check out student and alumni who planned to attend the Week torial type yearbook articles sponsored by the Bread for the Athletics and as a whole "Foreigners No More" was the with women. football game. In order to tailgate scrutinized" which appeared inyoNei with World student group, the group Church: Imaging the triune God," faculty reactions to the can- next subject of the lecture. The there, a parking pass was needed, AIDS Awareness Week, Feb. 13- Social Life in the April 15 issue of the decided reinstate the Universi- Thursday, April 14, at 7:30 p.m. The last subject was the trinity celled reading days. Learn why community. to Church must bring together the as well as a ticket for the game. 19 stressed education, involve- Villanovan, Jeremy Tennen- ty's involvement. Bread for the in the Connelly Center. and the Church. Hospitality is a Balloon Day, once again, Gentiles and theJews, said LaCug- Michael Kennedy, Dr. Catherine Mowry LaCugna, proved to be such a great The third area, located behind ment and concern. Portions of the A $30 athletic fee will be added baum is said to have written World's co-chairs, Georgianna suitable image for the trinity arts student na. The Gentiles are "fellow Sullivan Hall, was designated for NAMES' Project AIDS Memorial to every the article concerning free freshman Cleary, a sophomore chemistry a professor, of theology at the because the mission of the Church success. And read the inspira- students' tuition. The fee citizens with God's people, the families with small children. Quilt were on display at the will enhance speech on campus. However, major, and Michael Kennedy, a University of Notre Dame, deli- is to be the icon of God's triune tional story of the Magees who the intramural pro- Jews," she said. The unity of The Homecoming changes University. The AIDS Memorial gram as well he did not. The author of the The Hunger Cleanup was creat- freshman arts student, began vered the lecture. She was life, said LaCugna. This mission will be honored during gradua- as all of the weigh- enemies is a revelation by God, received much criticism from both Quilt is comprised of more than tlifting article, however, was David ed in 1984 by students at Aquinas organizing immediately. Their awarded the Frank O'Malley is expressed in sacramental life, tion for their extraordinary facilities on campus. Furth- and within the Church, we must the students and the alumni; 24,200 individual fabric panels, ermore, all students Santee. The Villanovan College in Michigan. Since then, goal was to involve as many Undergraduate Teaching Award which is the recognition of the work. will be able be able to see the signs of that new at Notre in 1993. She has however, they proved successful, each measuring three by six feet, to exercise at Atra and all regrets this error. the National Student Campaign representatives of various student Dame tangible aspects of the Church, students unity. "God's providential plan is Against Hunger and Homeless- organizations as possible for this also taught at Vassar College and she said. thwarted where members of a ENTERTAINMENT Fordham University. LaCugna "We are members of a church family remain at odds," she said. the received the First Place award on the way to communion," said This week get your cultural "True hospitality changes the caps on and browse through from the Catholic Press Associa- LaCugna. We need to respond to householder as much as it changes emphasize unity tion in 1992 for her book God for the Holy Spirit within reviews of the musical "Floyd Greeks the newcomer." us. "The VILLANOVAN Us. She is also the editor of mission of the is Collins," the final drama at Church to assist "Marvin's Greek Week consists of "a lot Freeing Theology, a book about the In the third topic, LaCugna us on the way to this destiny," Villanova Theatre, ELIZABETH M. BARSZCZEWSKI & KATHRYN A. SZUMANSKI By KATHLEEN COONEY and a performance by of competitive events," said essentials of theology by promi- discussed the reign of compassion she added. Room" EDITORS IN CHIEF News Editor ALEXANDER W. SCOFIELD Bonas. The way it works is that nent Catholic women. the Dance Ensemble. For film- STEPHANIE D. MacDOUGALL lovers reviews of "Serial ASSOCIATE EDITOR points are given for winning LaCugna has lectured in a MANAGING EDITOR This year Greek Week is being Mom," "PCU" and "White events, and also for Greek variety of diocesan and university SECTION EDITORS held from Saturday, April 16 to Fang 2" should quench all your members who come to watch and settings, and this summer she will NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT April 23. Greek Week has SPORTS Sunday, cheer. The Greek Week fraternity in major cities of cinematic thirsts. In the realm Kathleen Cooney speak some Tare Campitiello Eric Cheung Sean Kelly been a part of the University for for reviews by winner and the sorority winner Australia. She is also a consultant of music look Jane Papaccio Bonas, Todd Leskanic about 20 years, said Gary will receive acts like Do or Die, Lir, Pink each a trophy, he said. to several professional projects ASSISTANT EDITORS associate director of Student Floyd, Anthrax and the Rollins and serves as a referee for journal Steve Mcllvaine Marybeth Goeller Wayne Bremser, Activities. Band. Jr. Joe Patterson articles. Melissa Lee Roseanne Miller Elaine Paoiini Each year there is a student Mark Spoonauer Virtually all chapters LaCugna began her speech by Liz Weaver of organizing Tara Bruno committee in charge referring to the subject of hospi- Advisor: events, said June W. Lytel-Murphy Assistant Advisor: Madeline T. Baxter the Greek Week participate, tality. She provided examples of SPORTS and two Photography Editors: Sharon Griffin and Jill DiBerardino F.Y.I. Coordinators: Carrie Phillips Bonas. First, two chairs Bonas, associate how hospitality has emerged in chair Gary Gwyn Warner vice chairs are selected. One icons. She said that "welcoming This week in Sports, find out director of Student Activities Personals/Classified: Megan Kempt Art Editor: Sam Caggiula chair is from the about the Softball team and and one vice the stranger is a sacrament by Subscriptions: Marie Kennedy Billing: Jon Meyers Council, and one of their recent streak. Check out Panhellenic which we make present God's Layout: Lauren Burke, Megan Kempt, Brooke Ferendsik Interfraternity the features on A.D. Gene each is from the very self." A sacrament reflects every of the events are softball, DeFilippo and women's Council, he said. Then, Some the presence of God and makes his Staff: Mike Beckerich, Reggie Beehner, Eric Begg, Dana Bogacki, Michelle Carroll, Barbara Cole, Kathleen Conway, Wayne Cressklll, chapter that participates elects basketball, arm wrestling, pool, a lacrosse player Amiee Mooney. Michel Davies, Audrey Duncan, Elizabeth Durkin, Meianie Roralisi, Tony Gallagher, Mary Clare Gartland. Katie Gibbs, Maura Gibney, presence effective, she said. one person to represent that chariot race, a four lap race, a sox Christopher Gonnelli, Marybeth Goeller, Karen Goulart, Dave Greaves, Andrew Gribbin, Patrick Farrell, Mary Harvey, Jennifer "The Church is called to be the fraternity, he added. person relay, college bowl, swim- Karkawsky, Shannon Kelly, Lowell Lancaster, Larry Lanza, Monica Leahy, Melissa Lee, Jen Markiey, Ed Marshall, Nicole Mayer, Joe sorority or icon of the trinity," said LaCugna. ming events, an obstacle course, McCabe, Mark McCreary, Pete McDonough, Bryn McGovern, Ann McNeamy, Patrick Meiler, Gregory Menzel, Maureen Meyer, The reign of God's earthly exist- football, tug-of-war, volleyball and Roseanne Miller, Ray Moore, Casey Morgan, Jen Mundy, Bryan Noel, Erin O'Rorke, Jonathan Passman, Jay Raczkowski, Justin ence is the Church, she said. This night, said Bonas. Schreiber, Fitz Schwartz, Christine Servedio, Heather Shankland, Eileen Snakard, Mark Spoonauer, Barbara Sullivan, Abby Thomas, cooperating, it skit means that the Church does the Weather will be an awards ban- Jon Tota.Patti Trenchak, Jennifer Trzaska, Michael Wojciak, Eric Warren, Rick Webster. There work of God on earth; however, of the week, shoM be a great week. quet at the end the "Church of Jesus has not yet Senior Reporters: Karen Campbell, Coleen Kenirey. Carolyn Poppe, Chad Petrozza. Peter Shauger mainly for the officers. However, Efferyone shouU hawe a become inclusive of everyone." In members may attend if the chap- The Villanovan is published Fridays, 10 issues a semester. Circulation: 8,000. Subscriptions are available at $30 per year. For other words, the Church is not yet ter pays for them, Bdhas said. advertising information contact the oftice 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays, (215) 519-7207. great time. the perfect image of the triune The purpose of Greek Week is God, she added. The Villanovan resen/es the right to refuse any ad insertions due to questionable content and space limitations. The deadline to Gary Bonas, assistant to "bring the whole Greek com- next topic place advertising is 3 p.m. the Tuesday prior to publication. ActhrHias The LaCugna spoke directar of Student celebrate their munity together to of was God's abundance. Economy The Villanovan is the newspaper of record tor Villanova University. bonds," and to have a lot common is the management of the house- said Bonas. "Weather The writing, articles, lay-out, pictures and tormat are the responsibility of the Editor and the Editorial Board and do not necessarily of fun, hold, said LaCugna. World eco- all chapters partici- COURTESY OF CATHERINE MOWRY LaCUQNA "Virtually it a great represent the view of the administration, faculty and students unless specifically stated. The University subscribes to the principle of cooperating, should be nomic systems are driven by Bonas. However, they responsible freedom of expression for our student editors. pate," said week. Everyone should have a Catherine Mowry LaCugna, theology professor of University debts m order scarcity. God's economy is driven of must have paid all added. great time," he by overabundant grace, plentitude Notre Dame, visited the University to discuss the blessed trinity. to qualify, he added. Page 4 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 22, 1994 April 22, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pay 5 News Briefs Homophobia lecture Senior Weeic activities announced By College Press Service . Schools said they anticipated an By JANE PAPACCIO increase in recruiting activity, outing is a tradition. It will be at events," Sullivan said. Earth Day tias Children's News Editor Cobb's Creek," Sullivan evaluates opinions Theme particulariy late in the semester. said. The University allocates funds The improved putlook hasn't After the golf outing, seniors will for Senior Week and "the events PETERBOROUGH, N.H. - affected Senior Week begins May 8 with have the opportunity to go to The By JONATHAN KLICK where children are havmg child- all starting salary offers, pay for themselves," Bonas said. Earth Day USA organizers have a trip to Caesar's Palace in Atlan- Bank, a dance club on Delaware ren?" said the female student though. "The Wildcat Club contributes chosen a national theme inspired tic City. "Saturday's 'crawl' is an Avenue. Haverford. "I'm proud to be WDRE often broadcasts money for the Senior Picnic," he Staff Reporter from Starting salary unofficial by a children's song for April 22 offers were 5 event. We do not live on Saturday nights, Sullivan added. who I am, but I'm forced to hide festivities that will percent higher for humanities and acknowledge it," said Todd Sul- focus attention said. The charge is $10 for open "The whole week was made for "Students Teaching Students: it sometimes." she added. on environmental concerns. social science graduates at $22,349 livan of the Student Programming bar. discussion about Homopohobia" seniors to have a blast. It's their A male student from Haver- "The and 6.8 percent higher for visual Council (SPC). The bus trip to The Time Has Come" helps to The senior picnic is scheduled last senior send-off," was held April 19 in Bartley Hall. Sullivan ford said that if you're homophob- unify local and performing arts graduates at Atlantic City costs $15. Those in initiatives under a for May 10 and the rain date is said. "It's going to be a fun week. The forum, which was co- $21,9%. ic, "that's your business." He single national commitment to However, only minor attendance will receive $10 back May 11. "We've cut the cost of the sponsored by the Democratic I'm looking forward to it; it's a went on to say that no one has devote increases were reported for engi- in chips, said Sullivan. resources to organizing, picnic by $5 and we're giving out great way to say goodbye to the Socialists of America (DSA), the neering, the right to pass laws against listening and acting to promote marketing and account- free T-shirts this year," £)nas 1994," College Democrats, the Villanova class of Bonas said. homosexual marriages or to create environmental leadership and ing, while starting salary offers We've cut the cost of said. Feminist Coalition (VFC), Hillel, to job restrictions based on sexual achievement, organizers said. MBA graduates continue to lag. Seniors will be able to attend the Student Government Associ- orientation. "We all have our own The song is a simple call and the picnic by $5 and the Philadelphia Phillies game ation, Campus Ministry and the personal moralities.... I'm just response written and produced by Thursday, May 12. A trip to Great Graduation Center for Peace and Justice we're giving out free T- asking you to keep public and Franko Richmond and Gail Lima Movies Impact Students' Adventure is scheduled for Friday, Education, was designed to be an (Continued from page 1) private matters separate." of Earth, Emerge & See. At the Lives shirts this year. May 13. The Baccalaureate Mass open discussion about homopho Earth Summit in Brazil in 1992, will be held Saturday, 14 speech and physical therapists, PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN The student panelists all echoed Gary Bonas, Associate May and bia on campus and in society. life the song was sung in CARBONDALE, III. - Popular graduation and child experts have A homophobia lecture was held April 19 in Hartley Hall. The lecture was designed to be an open similar sentiments on subjects Portugese Director of Student Activities is scheduled for Sun- The forum featured a panel responded to the call to discussion about the effects of homophobia. by 2,000 street children to world movies often serve as spiritual day, May 15. Magees consisting of five members: a such as public perceptions of leaders in the opening ceremonies. and educational guides for a Fifty undergraduate workers help the children of developing Villanova student who has done homosexuals and bisexuals and It has been significant number of young peo- The senior golf outing, "which were nations. For more than 12 years. the pain that comes with performed at the recruited to work for Senior a semester research project on the those Operation Smile has performed United Nations and sung by Girl ple, according to a recent survey has never happened in nice weath- Week. The workers get "a free homosexual community at the perceptions. "Just because you're Scouts in the Macy's at the University of Illinois at er, will be Monday, May 9," said week of room surgery on over 8,000 children and gay, supposedly you have no taste; Thanksgiv- and board. They are Women's History Month activities University, a bisexual woman young adults in the Philippines, ing Day parade. Carbondale. Gary Bonas, associate director of not permitted you just want everybody," said to drink [alcoholic from Haverford College, a bisexual the Middle East, Kenya, Liberia, The song is introduced by the At least 90 percent of a sample Student Activities. "The golf beverages] during any of these man from Haverford College, a the student from Villanova. ringing of "Earth Bells," which of 118 college students said movies Ghana, Colombia, Vietnam, bisexual woman from Bryn Mawr To remedy the homophobia examine important femaie concerns ar£ made of recycled aluminum, had some impact on aspects of Romania, China, Panama, Russia, College, and a bisexual man from problem on this campus, it was and tuned to D-flat which produ- their lives ranging from personal Nicaragua and Venezuela. Oper- Villanova University. They each suggested that heterosexual stu- ation Smile volunteer physicians By MARY CLARE Lindbergh, Trudy the Bag Lady, Neverdon-Morton on "Black Wom- ces a vibration similar to the sonar appearance and romance to the gave a personal account of how dents be more vocal in their have also helped over 6,00<) Amer- GARTLAND Dorothy Day and Mary of en in History." produced by dolphins. Richmond meaning of courage and honor, homophobia has affected their support for sexual minorities. "It ican children under the auspices said the tone is based on said Alan Vaux, a psychology Research presented Staff Reporter Nazareth. The Center for Peace and Justice "ancient daily lives. "So many parents means so much more if a straight of Operation Smile USA. The Villanova Feminist Coali- Education sponsored Ann aboriginal dreamtime and the professor. "Movies are influential, wish their children were 'normal.' person sticks up for gay people," The Magees have been widely The Women's Studies Program tion (VFC), a student group that McCloud Sneath's lecture on modern quantum physics defini- a source of vicarious experience What is normal in a country said the panelist from Villanova. that can recognized for their extraordinary sponsored National Women's His- focuses on feminist issues, cele- "Women and HIV" March 23 and tion of our DNA as a series of be quite dramatic," said By JENNIFER TRZASKA was asked by McFalls to present Vaux. services by the National Confer- tory Month, focusing on the con brated Women's History Month the poetry reading "Birthmarks: melodic patterns vibrating Staff Reporter a research paper at a meeting of ence of Christians and Jews. The tributions of women in all aspects with a daily presentation of the Poetry by Nzadi Keita" March 28. through an electromagnetic While psychologists have the Pennsylvania Sociological researched the harmful effects of Magees also received President of life and culture in March. The accomplishments of important current." Senior Maria Halluska, Society at the University of Pitts- Sunshine Day aids present- Ronald violence and sex, the benefits of Reagan's Presidential spring lecture series featured Dr. women at 5:05 p.m. outside The Women's Studies Pro- ed a research paper concerning burgh. McFalls stressed, "This movies have been ignored. Award for Volunteerism in 1988 Julia Epstein who discussed "Dan- Dougherty Hall. The VFC organ- Job Market Improves, Survey "Many the attitude of psychiatrists was not a paper in a student gram's philosophy and mission and President Says people don't read anymore, so research George Bush's gerous Wombs: Enlightenment ized the "Take Back the Night" statement encourages critical toward the etiology of homosex- section of a conference," local movies are a major source of input Volunteer Action Award in 1990. Debates About the Maternal Imag- march and rally April 10. thinkmg about world views and ciiiMren uality in males to professional but was "a first line paper pres- in their lives," he said, "Is this Honorary degrees will also be ination" March 17. The Africana Studies Program attitudes toward gender. The BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The 1993- sociologists and professors at a ented to an audience composed By PATTI TRENCHAK was also provided for the children a positive or negative influence? conferred upon CarmeaA. Danel- The Women's Studies Program featured women's issues in a 94 college recruiting season is conference held at the entirely of college professors and program challenges sex-based and volunteers. University Staff Reporter suspicion is that it's both — la, William B. Finneran and Miri- and the Student Programming March lecture series. The speak- starting to show signs of improve- My of Pittsburgh this past October. professional sociologists working generalizations and stereotypes, Her second year heading the ment, according it depends on what movies are am Wilson, O.S.B., a Benedictine Council (SPC) presented Kathleen ers were T. Obinkaram Echewa providing alternatives for think- to a survey Halluska is involved in a stu- outside academia." Project Sunshine volunteers carnival, senior Sarah Gavrille made and what people choose to Sister of Chicago. Harkins' "Tapestries," depicting on "African Women and Resist- ing recently conducted by the College dent research program offered by about the problems of the hosted their annual end of the organized the event. "All of the In a written statement to the following women: Placement Council. see. Dr. the lives of the ance," Mary Osirim on "Third world and the contributions of its Joseph McFalls and Dr. Ber- year carnival Saturday, April 16. hard work is worth it when you Villanovan, Halluska explained Julian of Norwich, Anne Murro\y World Women" and Cynthia peoples. nard Gallagher, professors in the St. Mary's Hall gym was filled to see them having a good time," said how McFalls met with her to sociology department at the Uni- Senate capacity with excited children as Gavrille. versity. According to a written discuss the specifics of presenting student volunteers worked tire- Junior games organizer Susan (Continuedfrom page Spealcer policy made statement a paper in a professional setting, 1) by McFalls, this special lessly to Sunshine Day an Burns found it an extremely Oxford Union Debate argues issue make and "together we created a struc- whole" in his closing (Continued page research program is one "in which speech. afternoon to remember. rewarding day because of the from 1) approved because it was some- students also routinely author tural outline of the presentation," "Improvements are still necessary own arguments. Beissel made the who attended did well and had a Sponsored by the Office of happiness it instilled in all of the tion's proposal no later than one thing; there will not be a more By TRICIA G. RELLOSA articles that appear in peer said Halluska. ... a change from within the opening statement for the affirma- good time," Ciuffetelli said. Multicultural Affairs, Project children. Junior Bill Swart, a two week after the meeting. open document passed because of reviewed student body is needed," Kennedy Staff Reporter University does not journals." In an article At the conference, Halluska tive side. She argued that nurtur- Because the Sunshine consists of 160 Univer- year Project Sunshine member, 8. If the vice president for Student the pressures of the Church and which appeared in Blueprints, a said. ing was not an innate character- have a debate team, the SPC sity students. The program helps said, "It feels good to be able to Life or the director for especially within the Archdiocese. presented the research paper and The Student Programming University publication, "students The new Senators will be intro- istic in women, but rather an idea posted signs and received applica- children in five Philadelphia give those who don't have much Peace and Justice Education Unfortunately, we are constricted fielded questions. "Questions Council (SPC) sponsored the duced as well. These include that was designated by culture. tions from people interested in schools. Project Sunshine spon- a day like this." approves the organization's pro- by that," Kennedy said. from the audience focused mainly fourth annual Oxford Union Commerce and Finance Senators "Whenit comes to nurturing, men representing the school. Among sors weekly tutoring sessions at Parents stood by to watch their posal, the event shall be planned The task force that formulated on my personal views on the Debate. Four students I'm glad I accepted this Sneha Patel, Alan Kennedy and from the four people chosen, some had children enjoy the activities. One the policy "wish[ed] to maximize politics of homosexuality and how can make better mothers because local Philadelphia schools, and and scheduled according to exist- Bill Oxford University and four stu- Janci; Arts Senators Tara society is moving more towards past debating experience while monthly trips to the University. father said, "It's very exciting for ing procedures. the opportunity for Villanova challenge. this correlated with psychiatrists' dents from Villanova, Molloy, Stacey McArdle and Mike two from others were debating for their the kids. It's something for them students to be opinions," said Halluska. a concept of parenthood, rather Each child was partnered off If the vice president for Student exposed to every O'Brien; each school on either side, debated, Maria Haiiusica Science Senator Jason than just motherhood," said first time. with a volunteer for the day. From to occupy their time." for Peace and perspective," said Frankino. Task "Do Life or the director At the end of the conference, Miller; and Engineering Senator Men Make Better Mothers?" The Oxford Union Society was The organization Beissel. 10:30 a.m. until 2 p.m., children enables every Justice Education rejects the force members included: Steven P. Gina April 13 in the Villanova Room of "several people approached me, DeRosa. founded in 1823. It is the oldest were entertained by students class to participate on an equal proposal, the Frankino, chairperson and dean of In the opening statement for the organization's then learn the basic saying that they had enjoyed my Senator Mary A. Griffin will Connelly Center. debat- procedures of and most renowned student dressed in various costumes who basis with the children. Freshman shall not invited. the Villanova University School of University opposition, Janas delivered biting speaker be social science research within the presentation," said Halluska. deliver a report on the University students who partic- society in the world. The Lisa ing organized numerous activities. Herz and Michelle Maloof According to the Speakers Pol- Law; Kristin Burns, SGA vice ipated on the affirmative side comments about Beissel's argu- context of a real research project." "Walking down the steps of the Planning and Priorities Commit- Oxford students' visit to the Volunteers set up booths for many were impressed with the Univer- provides the president; Deirdre Flynn, Student were ment, as well as her choice of icy, "This -procedure Halluska was encouraged Forbes Quadrangle at the Univer- tee for the fiscal year 1994-95 and Kelly Beissel and Walter part of a tour to to University was events including: ring tosses, sity's program for the children, process for implementing the Programming Council (SPC) pres- Breslin. dress, a tuxedo. Also, Janas argued enter the program by Carolyn sity of Pittsburgh, I thought about Patrick Kennedy will given an The Villanova students American colleges in which they horse shoes and bowling. The Sophomore Donna Walbert said principles of mutual respect, ident; Edwin L. Goff; director of who that biologically, men tannot Vreeland, a graduate of the Uni- the whole weekend and what I had update on the Student Bill of participated on the negative are participating during their that University Pep Band added to the the experience kept her in intellectual rigor and moral integ- the Honors Program; Frederick side were Jennifer make better mothers because they versity. Vreeland worked on a accomplished. I felt elated. I'm Rights. The meeting will conclude Janas and Spring Break. touch with the real world festive atmosphere. Free lunch rity that inform all constructive Hartmann, director of Compre- Anthony Palladino. Dr. Richard cannot give birth nor can they series of articles concerning trans- glad I accepted this challenge," with any new business that needs dialogue within the academic hensive Science; Patrick Kennedy, Neville, vice president of Student breast feed. sexuality and homosexuality, and added Halluska. to be addressed. setting." SGA president; Richard A. Neville, Life, was the Master of Ceremo- As British debate style encour "Hopefully, this will allow any vice president of Student Life; nies for the debate. ages, the principal speakers made campus," said Student Gail Pohlhaus, faculty member of frequently interjected during the speaker on Association Presi- the Religious Studies department; students, Government it debate. The Oxford who Wlien comes to Kennedy. "If we are the Rev. Michael J. Scanlon, know each other well from travel dent Patrick being a uni- O.S.A., faculty member of the nurturing, men can ing together the past two weeks, truly committed to university and Religious Studies department and made the most personal insults versity, a Catholic malce better motliers then we Barbara E. Wall, O.P., director of against each other. a universal university, the Center for Peace and Justice because society is need to allow intellectual, moral The direct exchange from the The University's discourse." Education. moving towards debating combatants, as well as Mal- a paragraphs of policy General Counsel Dorothy A. audience participation, were two "The two procedure] are loy served as secretary and admin- concept of parenthood. aspects included in the Union's [preceding the policy was istrative liaison to the task force. format to ensure lively programs. ambiguous. The Kelly Beissel, "I enjoyed the audience participa- participating VHIanova student tion and thought the whole debate Students attend symposium was very entertaining," said World Peace — Illusion or In the introduction, Neville Michael Tigri, an audience Press Release will be delivered by encouraged the audience to par- member. Reality" Delaware Dr. Alvin Rubinstein, a profes- ticipate by making a "point of At the end of the night, refresh- The 14th annual World sor of Political Science at the information," as is part of Oxford ments were served. The audience Valley Symposium on University of Pennsylvania. Union debate tradition. At any was given the chance to vote for Affairs will be held Sunday, Hall. workshops, each led by time, whether serious or humor- the side that they thought made •April 24, in Dougherty Four 1 experts, will focus on four ous, the audience had the oppor- the best argument. The side for Registration will begin at two centers of the world: tunity to participate directly by the opposition won. p.m. and the keynote address crisis p.m. Bosnia, Israel — West Bank — seeking recognition from the Kim Ciuffetelli, Student Pro- will be delivered at 1:30 Strip, Northern Ireland, speaker and making a "point of gramming Council (SPC) Lectures The cost for adults is $4 for Gaza information." Many people took coordinator, organized the event. advance registration; $5 at the South Africa. PHOTO BY SHARON ORIFFIN is For further information, advantage of the opportunity to "I am happy with the turn-out door. 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Elizabeth Bartzczewski and Kathryn A. Szumanski Editors in Chief Student says, "If fL»gW' duct tape can't fix it, it's broken. Alexander W. Scofieid Associate Editor ^^ My advice is this: if you haven't 5Aiv By ,. and you're the last living Stephanie MacDougall PETER SHAUGER creature you feel like flushing your head it on your feet. Then you can cry. figured out what you want to do ^^AGOfi on earth. I guess that Managing Editor V would be down the toilet. I wonder, if If it ain't broke, don't fix it, and with your life by now, you're Oh, where the end of the world. still, . has the year gone? But someone really flushed his or her if duct tape can't fix it, it's broken. pretty Page 10 \y much up a creek without think of all April 22, 1994 Seems like just yesterday it was the free time you head down the toilet, whether the Take the bull by the horns. Don't a paddle, in deep weeds, knee-deep the day before today. would have to do the things you head would remain alive and grow underestimate yourself. in Be the Seems like dog excrement without a fly never had the time just yesterday Chad to do before. into a giant head, kind of like best you that you can be. Women swatter, i.e., in trouble. I Gee, and were freshmen, sneaking the end of the world doesn't when that guy who threw his are like street cars, another will I guess what I'm trying to say beer across campus in my guitar look so bad, does it? kid's pet lizard down the toilet and come along every 20 minutes. Men to you is this: get with the pro- New Speakers Policy: it case. Whether you knew or not, I it grew in the sewers and scared are, like, jerks. gram, get a life, just do it, just r Seems like always wanted to be just yesterday I was an advice the crap out of people. Why can't Nice knowing you all. Thanks eat it, take the last train to columnist, L. / saying that I'd never meet anyone but I never had the I remember if that was real or if for all the advice, and the fish. Clarksville, a giant step in "special" at Villanova. pump up the volume confidence, the gusto, the inner place that was a TV movie? Give me a call sometime. — because dude, the times they Seems like just yesterday I drive, the high-pro glow. It was Yeah, it all like • was seems yesterday, At this point I would like to 0^ ^o.r4^ "U'^-V ^<^^ are a-changing. The University took a major step forward this past sitting in Connelly Center. No, either that or write horoscopes. but there's no going back now. mention two totally irrelevant I Yes, for those of you with little wait a minute, that But you need to know stuff abog^t^ Gotta look week when it released an official Speakers Policy ... was the day ahead. Can't look back. quotes that Chad and I heard on Or hope, those that can't -see the light .-•J' before yesterday. the stars, and you have to know' Relax and listen to some banjo the Villanova campus: did it? at the end of like the tunnel, the trees things like Seems just yesterday I was which planet we're on music. Read Wayne Dixon's hor- "And I said to him, 'you're The first part of the document is the University's through the forest, the dessert and worrying about my future. which we're not on — it was oscopes. They really help. Don't dissin' me? I gave you the best two Policy itself. after the meal, the main course new Here Villanova states its fundamental Well, coming from one who's just too much for me to handle. tug on Superman's cape. Don't weeks of my life!" after the salad, salad forks to the commitment to its roles as a Catholic university and an done plenty of worrying, let me So, if you're still looking for a spit in the wind. Don't mess And: left of dinner plates — there is give some advice: it's job, look no further. Give in to academic institution. The second part is not worth around with Jim. Hooked on phon- "Have you ever kissed a girl an outline of possibly one chance, one ray of it. Don't kill yourself over it. giving advice. Give the gift that ics worked for me! with braces?" the Procedure which all University organizations must light, one shot at success, one last- Something will come up. Who keeps on giving. Because you So I guess all there is for me follow before gaining approval to sponsor speakers ditch attempt to find a job. on wouldn't hire you? I'd hire you. know, it's better to give than to to do now is to give you some And you've all got it in you. I campus. Just stop worrying and keep receive. Give it up for my posse. parting advice, not to mention know you do. For some, the talent The Procedure is well defined. Under the new looking. Be advice columnists. parting gifts: Peter Shauger has been a senior may be harder to find, but you've bluepritit, student organizations must have the This is similar, but not quite Because everybody loves to To those graduating seniors, English major and will soon be speakers all got it in you. If you would just the same advice one gives to the throw their two cents in. People graduation is not an ending but something else. Chad lias been a they intend to sponsor approved by either the Director take the time to notice how special desperate in the world of love. To feel they have to say something a beginning. Don't cry over spilt senior accounting major who has of Student Development or the Director for the Center you really are, smell the roses, those people, the correct advice is: when you casually mention that milk, unless it's hot and you spill always been something else. smell your armpits, get to know foV Peace and Justice Education. Should the potential stop worrying and stop looking. the real you, because how can you speaker not receive approval, the campus organization It will come when you least expect love someone else if you don't love in question exercise its right it. Don't force it. You're a great may to appeal the decision yourself first? %m c^€^uA ^U«« i>^ 9?4 person. Who wouldn't go out with Healthy trend occurs in state of to the Speakers Appeal Advisory Board. Getting to the point, the heart you? I'd go out with you — that This advisory board then makes "a recommendation of the matter, the bare essentials, is of course if I didn't have this the naked truth, every person I've concerning the organization's proposal" after being damn disease which prevents me Pennsylvania; Arkansas ever met could have a flourishing sickening informed of the issues at stake. Ultimately, even after LETTERS from going out with certain people career in advice-giving. the Advisorv Board has deliberated, the final decision rests such as yourself. It's not you, it's Yes, everybody has advice to By ALICIA ROMEO Pennsylvania took a giant leap trampled in the cattle rush hour. in the me. hands of the Vice President for Student Life or give, whether it's or not. from the No. Candidates wanted Recently, I saw the Bruce 45 to No. 28 as the On a sadder note, there's bad separated by race Anyway, I'm confident that I'll the Director for Peace and Justice Education. And you don't have to be a real Sprngstem video tor nation's healthiest state, accord- news for any of you Clinton find a job, as should the rest of that song at the To the Editor: way. All this does is expert on life to tell people how from the movie, "Philadelphia". ing to the "Health Care State wannabes, if you're out there. We Villanovan question whether this policy foster the idea by the Council for Diversity, you job-searchers. But, I know all that separation to feel better. It's easy, a cinch, Yes, it's a great song; as I Rankings 1994." The criteria for Arkansas, home of Bill Ask-Me- will really change the arbitrary nature of last year's non- is all right on this changing the Candidate's Day too well, the waiting is the hardest wallow Like most students on this campus, perhaps even piece of cake, simple as do-re-mi, in my senioritis-ridden, jobless this ranking included the percen- More-About-My Health-Plan Clin- policy. Although students appear to have significant encour- format should be their first. If this part. Remember, a watched pot campus, I have been hearing a lot aged. If the a-b-c, 1-2-3, baby you and me! state of existence, I can certainly tages of residents that smoked, ton, was D.F.L., that's dead, problem is overcrowd- format remains, then the Univer- + never boils. Or is that boiled representation on the Advisory Board, this Board can a pot about diversity over the past few ing the campus on Because you know, it's all in relate to Bruce's angst. In my four were overweight or drove without uh. . .freakin' last, in this healthy Candidate's sity will continue to present a never watches? Or is it a boiled apparently do no more than offer suggestions to the Vice weeks. As a minority student I am Day, then the prospective how you look at things. It's all years of frolicking around the seatbelts. The percentage of AIDS- state race. So if Arkansas beckons stu- false picture of the make-up of the watch never pots? Didn't I go over thrilled about the progress being under your control. You gotta Philadelphia I related deaths, infant mortality in you, never fear, just do what Bill President for Student Life or the Director for Peace and dents should be divided alphabet- campus to all potential students. this before? area, know that made. However, there is still ically, not have perspective. You gotta have there is more to the city than the the state, as well as the availa- did: Don't inhale. Justice Education. racially. If the Univer- For diversity to take hold at To those of you who are in this much to be done. One noticeable sity is heart. You gotta have a good sense bombed-out-garbage-dump shots bility of health care were also For those of you here to stay, attempting to attract Villanova, it must start before all uncertain job predicament and There is no set standard pertaining to free of willingness factors. speech problem overlooked by virtually minorities, then it should present humor and a to from the video, but something So congratulations Pen- go outside and breathe some of students even begin attending. can relate, dig it, catch my drift, on campus in the Speakers Policy statement. Instead everyone is that Villanova, like them with more adapt to change. You gotta know tells me I might be alone. nsylvania; you've got fewer over- that fresh Philadelphia air. Just we information on follow my meaning — I've got a read, many major universities, has the same day, not when to hold 'em and know when "Philadelphia is the armpit of weight, smoking, AIDS victims make sure you don't walk alone "Where consensus obtains, the University supports a separate one. Mark Bradby bit of advice, some words of separate Candidate's Days for Of all the measures being taken to fold 'em. America!" declared my brother. hopping into their cars to tool at night, don't talk to strangers, appropriate action; where consensus is lacking the 1996 wisdom, jewels of information, white and minority students. Because you know, whatever He lives in Florida, so maybe he's around without wearing seatbelts. carry some Mace. . University invites open and constructive dialogue." one to grow on — for you, the Does On Saturday, April 9, the Vil- your problem is, it's not the end entitled to that opinion. However, Phew, what a relief! this represent an public, the people, the masses, improvement over the University's lanova campus was bombarded of the world. Unless of course I've got news for him. It's less of The healthiest state to live in Phones installed on campus friends, Romans, countrymen or nebulous policy of this past year? Will with potential students. As I you 're just kind of hanging around an armpit than it was last year. was Minnesota, provided you Alicia Romeo is a senior majoring in this prevent anybody who's reading. looked out of one day and the world explodes Sniff don't get crushed cow tipping or English. controversies from resurfacing in the following year? my window in To the Editor, lab) and St. Mary's (two, ground this, bro. Stanford Hall I noticed that vir- When Villanovans return to classes this fall, there level and outside old library). tually every group was completely Due to the increasing demand It is o\x\ hope that with the will be encouraging changes on campus. Upperclassmen devoid of any minorities, but I for more campus phones, the Tele- increased distribution of phones will be residing in the new student apartments. thought nothing of it at the time. ON CAMPUS communications Department and will come the increased usage by Villanova's antediluvian As we all know Villanova is visitation policy will be the Student Government Associa- professors, off-campus students, What will predominantly you remember most nonexistent in three dormitories. Sadly, however, the white, so why tion met recently to discuss the and student organizations. We wouldn't the incoming class be University's Speakers Policy will not be among these installation of additional phones. appreciate your requests and we w/ifA^ Skazon ^zlf/m the same? Days later, however, I We are happy to announce that hope you appreciate additional encouraging new changes for Villanova. the your was shocked to listen to my voice the SGA's proposal for additional phones. about years at Vlllanova? mail and find out that on April phones has been approved. By the I 16 the minority candidates would end of April the following build- Don Hoover I Spirit of Sixtieshits 'Hova be coming to campus. I asked ings will be equipped with new Telecommunications I several of my hallmates if they campus phones (location): Hartley Manager I 'Tune in, turn on and drop out." could explain why this format (two, ground level), Dougherty I was still being if all it I While no one burned their bras, **sat-in," or sang used, really (two, outside of Corner Grille, and Patrick Kennedy does is separate blacks and whites outside of entrance to main dining I "If I Had a Hammer," the '93-'94 school year witnessed SGA President on this campus before they even hall), Kennedy (one, ground level, I a resurgence of student activism reminiscent of that seen begin to attend the school. We next to SGA bulletin board), I in the late '60s and early '70s. This '90s brand of student were unable to come up wtih any SACLA (one, opposite 1st floor I activism most clearly manifested itself in the "Take Back reasonable answers, so I would elevator), Tolentine (two, outside I is this the Night" rally, the Student Rights and Diversity rally still like to know why it mail room and outside computer and the "Students Teaching Students: A discussion about Letters Homophobia" forum held last Tuesday. VFC more than pro-choicers Although the current tide of political and social To the Editor: •Coalition (VFC). Groups such as I awareness sweeping campus does reflect some of the VFC stand for more than pro- Policy I would like to comment on the I activist sentiments of choice. Ironically, VFC also com- past decades, this new activism I letter written by Jennifer Schuler bats racism, sexism and other advocates a participatory approach to solving societal I that >vas published in last week's kinds of discrimination. Like problems. The "dropping out" mentality fashionable in I Villanovan. Being familiar with many pro-choicers who automat- The Villanovan will print "Let- "My fondest memory "Sappy Memory: When I "I especially enjoyed for ters to the "Finding my roommate past decades has been replaced by a "we can make a groups such as Villanovans ically assume that all anti- Editor" received in its was pigging out at the Carolyn skipped class to I partaking in the ROTC playing naked twister." difference" rationale. Life (VFL) myself, I know that abortion activists are religious office in 201 Dougherty Hall prior Nacho Bar in the Pit dur- take me out for lunch. I program at Villanova. to the The they try very hard to make people fanatics, Jennifer seems to tveeklv deadline. Tuesday at ing the Lenten season. The "Happy Memory: When The resurgence of student activism on campus defies be I early morning runs p.m. All and Nelson understand that they stand for stereotyping all feminists as abor- 2 letters must be signed refried beans and guaca- Chad and I carried a case Min the stereotypical image of the apathetic Villanovan I the Tuesday dress-up days who more than just an anti-abortion and include address, of beer Senior tion crazed no-respect-for-lifers. I phone number mole were scrumptious." across campus in is too concerned I were my favorites." with her upcoming formal to be bothered platform. Racism, sexism and and social security number. All my empty guitar case. General Arts guess it is just too much to ask I with issues of genuine substance. other kinds of discrimination are letters must be typed and double Christine Butler "Crappy Memory: Lab for people to sit back and realize I Ann Gentile also fought against in groups such spaced. The Villanovan reserves- Senior Bio." Perhaps the '60s and '70s can boast of classic rock what they have in common rather I Senior as VFL. I wish Ms. Schuler would the right to edit all letters. Letters anthems with inspired lyrics that echoed the discontent than automatically searching for I Nursing Psychology have stopped to think about this may be sent by mail to the Vil- Peter Shauger of a generation, but today's pride differences. I student activists can before writing her letter urging lanovan, Villanova University, Senior themselves in their actions rather than their hollow rock the University to "ban" groups Alaina Vasta Villanova, Pa. 19085. EngUsh verses. such as the Villanova Feminist 1997 i Page 12 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 22, 1994 April 22. 1994199^ • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 13 OP-ED SGA President recaps best and worst of past year To the Editor: autonomy was not the norm. A to read this or many other sections [Sic. Pete Saugher may not grad- I will continue to push for quality forum held. on homophobia was of this paper. Despite the room uate next month.] The Student of Student and Academic Life. I'll The good news of the Government 1993- The bad news: Planned Par- intervention harms race relations and board increases, the Student Musical Theatre had to perform need your help. If you look at the 94 academic year: The Wjldcat enthood and Rush couldn't come. Life budget was frozen for yet at an elementary school. Students bad news, the Administration By JOE PATTERSON shuttle was instituted. The new its best to replace personal com- importantly, though, Rain-soaked grounds prevented another year. The Festival action, illegitimacy rates among to challenge the liberal black More socie- telecommunications Jazz failed to recycle. Father Dobbin wasn't at fault quite as much as mitment with high-powered system more taps for Homecoming. pro- blacks was at 25 percent. Since political establishment. Indeed,' ty has an obligation to do its part. We was underrated and underappre- didn't eat a meal in the Pit. The we the students. We disappointed Race relations have become a grams. brought phones as well as new Society eases its con- then, effort is the only lost to Providence three times. ciated. Racial hatred persisted in is serious concern for illegitimacy rates have risen recent national polls indicate Individual way copier in St. Mary's was removed ourselves. The ball in our court, Americans science computers for labs and registra- by pumping more money to 68 percent. to solve the racial tension in The chain-mail voice message was the minds of many. Date rapes due to vandalism. Same goes for students. Let's take on more over the past several decades. increasing black conservatism on tion all. into these to A new Athletic Director broken failed government up. A busload of students occurred and weren't reported. the copier in it'll From the Emancipation Procla- Alan Keyes, a black two-time the issues of crime, abortion, America. One can only look on Dougherty. responsibility. Hey, make my programs. brought class back to the depart- What is needed is a true Senatorial candidate, sadness as the descendants shouting racial epitaphs at the Irresponsible student behavior The year has been a good job a hell of a lot easier. mation through the Civil Rights points to divorce and other "family values." with ment. The Sesquicentennial one. dedication to racial cele- driver harniony, a this relation between unjustified longer of slaves attempt to sue the brought the self-respect of persisted. Pete Shauger will grad- The University changed for the Patrick Kennedy movement of the 1960s, blacks, as The word "values" can no bration came to a close dedication that entails risks with a the student body to and government intervention and political rhetoric. descendants of slave owners for an all-time uate next month, taking the better. Given, there's plenty of Student Body President well as other minority races, have be dismissed as weekend of excitement. Students hard work. But instead, America low. The library shut down oper- family breakdown when he pro- It represents a true concern. abuses that took place centuries humor out of the Villanovan room for improvement. You and Class of 1995 made steady progress in their has united and rallied for recognition become content to throw claims that "a traditional not need ation during the week of classes quest for political and economic family, Willislms points to Clinton's ago. Society does remind- and respect. The Homecoming money at the problem. while Connelly and Dining Servi- with a mother and a father, is health-care proposal as another ers of the shameful history of equality. However, in recent revisions didn't turn out to be all Affirmative action is, in theory, worth more than ces were operational. Carrot Top years, race relations have any intrusive, program that will hamper pro- slave trade. It is time to stop that bad. The a noble and well-intentioned women's cross lied. There ven- misguided federal program." equality. past generations and to was no streaking regressed and serious problems gress towards economic blaming country team won its ture. However, it is fifth during a policy that Welfare is meant to help the healing process finals of Fall term. Garbage LETTERS have resulted. He states, "If Clinton's health start the that straight championship. The men's carries with it a dangerous prac- cans were knocked over in resi- truly indigent and those who are care plan passes, it will be the these great United States need so Where has America gone wrong basketball team won its first NIT tice of racial separatism. The suffering through dence halls without being picked in its search for racial harmony? tough times. It single biggest thing to keep poor desperately. championship "color blind" in what was expect- up. mentality of the is not meant to be Vandalism cost us all. "WHO In a recent radio address. Pres- an alternate black people down. Entry-level The government has tried its ed to be a 1960s that was so rebuilding year. West KNOWS, "Talce Bacic tlie successful in way of life. It most WHO CARES" wasn't Niglit" a success ident Bill Clinton referred to the definitely will jobs will dry up." Mr. Clinton best and come up short. It is time I stressing equal rights Campus is becoming a much funny. has been not cure the evils of society. Someone interrupted the "demagogues of division who should look inwards when he for the private citizen to take up anticipated reality. Richard replaced by a "color, Jeni nioment of silence for aware" Instead, what is needed is a return talks AIDS vic- To the Editor: aim of our rally was sacrificed for will once again take up the would set us up against one about the "demagogues of the banner of love, self-control and and Carrot Top made us laugh. we mentality that emphasizes differ- tims at a basketball to the values of hard work, self- game. A the sake of semantics. issues surrounding rape and sex- another." Indeed, Hulond Humph- division." A complete abolition charity. It is time for a true Diversity initiatives included the ences. Moreover, it is a policy that reliance "Take Back the Night" brochure We, of the Vilianova Feminist In ries, a high school principal in and family unity. It is of current programs would be a process of moral regeneration to our opinion, "Take Back the ual assault. One of our main goals has bred a institution of the Africana Studies new kind of racism as only through filling the was offensive to many and detract- Coalition, would like to take this Night" was a success, Alabama, did an enormous disser- moral void mistake, but serious reform is be firmly implanted in America. program, the despite the will be the establishment of- a frustrated workers establishments of ed attention are passed that exists throughout from rape awareness. opportunity to respond to the controvery it inspired. Although vice to all of America when he society long overdue. Additionally, Clin- It is only through a change of the Council on Cultural rape-crisis center. We invite all over in favor of less Diversity, Many qualified that economic, political and social campus events were poor- numerous reactions we have this rally constitutes an improved wish to contribute their attempted to forbid interracial ton has a responsibility to appoint heart, not government programs, and the conferring of an honorary who applicants. The resentment they ly publicized. The recently received concerning the "Take couples from attending the prom. equality will be reached. responsible leaders. Jocelyn that America will find the saving awareness and an increase in assistance and input to join us in feel is degree to civil rights activist understandable as the Unfortunately, approved athletic plan may leave Back the Night" rally. The key dialogue, our efforts On the other end of the spectrum, society is satis- Elders' policies exemplify a trend grace of racial harmony. Morris Dees. do not end our efforts. government has unwittingly set die-hard basketball fans in issue which we would like to fied to relieve its heart and mind toward "solutions" that are blat- the here; the impact of the "Take Louis Farrakhan's doctrine of Joe Patterson is a freshman major- Inquiries to the races against each other Admissions cold. Almost all through by handing over money rather antly counter-productive and do campus events address deals with those infamous Back the Night" rally extends hate and black supremacy has ing in the political science, econom- Office and applications its divisive policies. reached were poorly attended. Teachers and all-too-familiar lines con- driven a 4ivision between blacks than making a sincere and true little to further the black cause. beyond April 7. This coming fall Vilianova Feminist Coalition The out-of-control ics and honors programs. record levels. Crew was "saved." welfare pro- effort at racial harmony. Indeed, who are active members of the tained in the pamphlet we distrib- and their white neighbors. Furth* A forum was held to discuss grams are also worthy of concern. free community went unrecog^iized, uted: "Each man on this campus ermore, a scary new wave of black America has pumped over five Economic equality speech. A document on free speech between the trillion dollars into welfare since again. Too many members of the stop his violent behavior towards entertainment icons have made was established. The endowment races will only be attained if the community placed a greater all women." This statement profits out of perpetuating 1965, including over 330 billion for LETTERS was the fund surpassed the $60 million inner cities cease to be an area of emphasis on vocationalism than not written to berate men; this Thanks extended to ground most negative stereotypes of the last year alone. And yet, during crime and disarray. mark. Vilianova Volunteers sent Welfare sub- this time period, the poverty rate concern over the well-being of statement does not condemn all black community by glorifying over 170 volunteers on 15 sidies discourage marriage and has trips others. Many professors who men on this campus. Rather, our behavior that is clearly detrimen- remained constant. This is reward Penn's Spring Fiing puts ranging from flood relief in Iowa broken families and other truly didn't take it upon themselves to intention in formulating this tal to society. However, these tragic when compared to the crew anti-family to homeless service in Philadel- and Villanovan editors characteristics. It has 15 years prior to the establishment help publicize educational events declaration was to promote aware- groups of extremists do not repres- phia. Nursing students been proven in study after study continued on campus felt no shame. ness of the ent of welfare in which the poverty Someone existence of violence, To the Editor: sure many others are too. It is the extent of the problem to serve those in need. Balloon that children from one-parent rate played "Why Don't We Get Drunk both mental and physical, as well plaguing a quest for racial har- had been cut in half. Vilianova to sliame good to see the pansies and daf- households, on the average, Day and Sunshine Day celebrated and Screw" mony. Armstrong Williams, a black out of his window as to articulate the integral part Greetings! I want to thank the fodils again. Rather, as Mr. Clinton has our commitments to the marginal- achieve lower test scores and To the Editor: Spring Fling has become a during the rape awareness march. which eath individual in tragically ignored, overblown radio show host in Washington, plays groundkeepers most sincerely for Again, many thanks. May God attain lesser college ized members of our society. degrees of success states, "I honestly believe your Woodstock for deprived Students hampered efforts to making such violence socially all they do and have done to keep continue to bless you and your government programs have also Financial aid will be increased throughout their lives than child- We all know the woes of Vil- 'Nova Wildcats. It is the misin- expand shuttle service by jumping unacceptable. the grounds so beautiful. Many a damaged race relations in a much success and failure doesn't come work. ren from next year. Special Olympics stable, two-parent house- from white people. It comes from ianova weekends; first comes the formed high schoolers' college up and down on the bumpers We, as feminists, greatly appre- day I have personally thanked you I more subtle way. would also like to thank the ^'y holds. vision involved over 750 athletes and And yet the current welfare the choices you make." excitement that swells on a hot come to life for two unbe- rocking the shuttle back and ciate the criticism and input ^s you cut the grass or raked the editors and staff of the Villan- In a time when America needs over 2,000 student volunteers. system mdirectly encourages one- It is Friday afternoon (or at least as hot lievable days. And how about this? forth. The trees outside of Sulli- which various sources have pro- leaves. the values of Keyes and Williams who ovan for keeping us informed all love and acceptance Visitation was abolished in parent households through its as the Pennsylvania weather god A concert was held, and no one three van were uprooted and/or killed, vided in the interests of improving that Martin are coming to represent the con- Now that a strenuous winter year and for giving us such Luther King allotment residence halls. of funds. Indeed, in cerns of a growing number in the permits), and then you ditch the on the basketball team sang (a la three times. St. Mary's pool sat our approach to future activities. has passed, I would like to thank delightful preached, the government is doing reading. Many, many 1965, when welfare Chris Villanova's new core curricu- idly was put into black population who feel the need last class of the day, simply Walker). And their team once again. However, those narrow criticisms you exceedingly for all you did for thanks! God love and bless you lum, namely the humanities because it's a Friday, the weather made the NCAA Tournament! Students failed to demand which have dealt solely with the us in shoveling snow, chopping All! seminars continued to provide an is halfway decent. You have just Instead, the Great Administrators responsible behavior from their famed excerpt have overlooked a ice, clearing steps and making exceptional and personal educa- run into one of your friends with of UPenn signed Cypress Hill, a peers. Class discrimination con- larger and more important issue. passageways for us to walk. I Sister Mary Margaret tion and whom you engage in a conversa- well known, controversial chart proved to students that tinued. Many didn't take the time We regret that the vast Singapore's cane inhumane central personally am grateful and I am Cribben, RSM tion that sounds something like topping rap band that just By ELLEN this: happens to kick some serious butt. GOODMAN my friend has confused govern- inals. There's a tension in our "Hey." But that just wasn't enough. Once ment caning with a parental slap society, as in others, between "Hey." again the Great Administrators of My friend points at the news- across the butt. I would like to anxiety about chaos and about "What're ya doin'?" UPenn felt that it was possible to paper story and asks me a ques- believe that the callers haven't repression. There's a tension in "Nothin'; getting ready outdo themselves, so like to go to they also Looks a tion. "What do you think of them read the descriptions of this parenting as well between the class." signed RUN-DMC and Mudhoney. caning this kid in Singapore?" punishement that makes groups woes of permissiveness and those "Wanna go get a case and drink These groups may not be your The kid, or the young man to like Amnesty International call it of authoritarianism. at my house?" favorites, but compared to Rob be precise, is Michael Fay, an 18- "torture." - days, These we worry about "Naw, I gotta go to this class." Base . . . ? \^varin night year-old American from Dayton, They may not know that the chaos. We think of kids and "AWW c'mon." What really got me going was Ohio. He has been convicted of prisoner is tied to a rack shaped crimes spinning out of control "Well, OK." the large yellow fliers pasted vandalism, fined $2,230 and sent- liked an X. A practiced profession- together. Every study, including (Note to impressionable underage around the UPenn campus, enced to prison for four months. al then dips the rattan in a a Carnegie Report issued this drinkers: the two people speaking heralding the arrival of an impor- It's 10 PM. You've crammed for finals But it's the other piece of his chemical and strikes the prisoner week, talks about the neglect of in the previous scene were legally tant literary figure who was to all today. punishment that has captured the with all his might. week. Took two And young children, their need for 21.) speak to students about his new public imagination. Michael Fay The first stroke breaks the skin. human attention. But at the So you drink for a couple of novel. Better Than Sex, and other now you've got to pack an entire has been sentenced to six strokes By the third stroke, the prisoner unruly moment the finally young hours, call up some friends to see major cultural and political events semester's worth of Philosophy into with a three-foot long, half-inch has usually passed out and must get our attention, talk we tough. what everyone is doing, only to of our times. And the kicker is that wide cane. be revived. The scars are usually In one take-home exam, in one night. policy-making, it's three discover that no one is doing this was happening a day before course, Of my friend has his permanent. strikes and you're out — in jail anything. And once again, the the holy Spring Fling. I am still But how do you stay awake when own opinion of all this. Before I But maybe they do know. for life. It's new money for the horror that "nothing so is going on" upset that I missed him, that you're totally wiped? Revive can say a word he offers it in a Maybe this case has raised violent schools — to buy metal detectors. stares you straight in the face. I am hesitant to say who it was, pre-emptive stroke. Without so emotions because of our emotions It's boot camps for teens — so with Vivarin. Safe as coffee, That's only Friday. My God, even now. But let me say this: He much as a grimace, he says suc- about violence. juvenile offenders who have often what's Saturday going to be like? is the famed Gonzo journalist who Vivarin helps keep you awake cinctly: "I think they should whip Just last month, two young spent their lives maltreated can On the other hand, I had a blast penned such novels as Fear and his butt." alert for hours. Japanese students in California be "straightened out" by pseudo- last and mentally weekend. Unfortunately, I Loathing in Las Vegas, and Hell's Mind you, this sentiment comes were killed in a carjacking by drill sergeants. In our gut, it's the had to go all the way to UPenn. Angels, and he once ran for sheriff So when you have pen in from a man who would never lay young Americans. Every day we rod. Sure, I guess it could have been of Aspen on the Freak Power a glove on his kids. Still, hand, but sleep on the brain, own his witness shootings and urban There is nothing new here. Fear fun hanging around the old VU ticket. Alright, you got me, it was words come straight from his gut warfare. If Americans feel humble of crime focuses the make it a Vivarin night! mind wond- campus, hiding six packs in over- Hunter S. Thompson. God bless his sentiment straight and from about criticizing other cultures erfully — or should I say, terribly sized jackets from RAs, or dodging the Great Administrators of the heart of public opinion. for their laws and order, it's with — on order. the Radnor municipality storm- UPenn (as if they hadn't already In this case, the American reason. Building livable a society, like troopers. But to the surprise of us done enough). government has asked Singapore But what I hear in the casual raising civilized children, is a all, we actually had another Why!? Why!? Why!? Can't those for clemency. A full 34 senators and sometimes brutal comments labor-intensive job of balancing option: Spring Fling at UPenn. in charge at Vilianova take notice signed petition have a for leniency. about Michael Fay, the 18-year-old freedom and discipline, internal- I'm Now not exactly sure if this and take action to provide some But there is no Michael Fay who spray-painted cars, are not izing values, making sure eve- weekend-long jam is a celebration cultural and social events that we Defense Committee in his own just thoughts about cross-cultural ryone has a stake. But when of some important historical event students will look back on in hometown. Nor can you rouse a crime and punishment. I hear the young people threaten Singa- us, or the continuation of some time- future years as being truly mon- scintilla of sympathy for the echoes of the old warning, "Spare pore looks like a proper boot camp. honored UPenn tradition, and I umental (perhaps, though, they teenager who spray-painted and the rod and spoil the child." I hear So, in return for spray-painting don't care. What is painfully are still reeling from the double- threw eggs at cars in the Asian a desire to import that rod and cars, Michael Fay may be perman- obvious is that the Great Admin- day showings of "Dazed & Con- nation where bubble gum is an recycle that philosophy, to get ently scarred by cane. In a return istrators of UPenn have organized fused"). Instead we are pushed outlawed substance. back the traditional value called for throwing eggs, he may be something for the students, with- into pretending to be UPenn Indeed, the talk shows that "whipping his butt." tortured. Spare the rod and spoil out the insect-like harassment of students for a weekend. Keep measure — and sometimes mis- . in The X on the Singapore rack the child? This is not a rod I want local police or brain dead schemes mind, this is not an attack, it is measure — attitudes, log their marks a spot in our ideological to see imported. such as tickets for kegs on a hill an impassioned cry for help from callers overwhelming on the side battles about private and public (Remember Homecoming? Not a humble student, who I am of Singapore. So does the Singa- discipline. We have parallel Ellen Goodman is a syndicated even the Marquis de Sade would convinced speaks for many. pore Embassy. debates about how to raise child- columnist whose column appears have devised a scheme like weekly in the Villanovan. that; Rich Webster I for one would like to think that ren and how to deal with crim- drunk kids on a steep incline). 1996 , 1

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TUTOR NEEDED this summer for first grade Sandwich Person and Line — Another wacky year, over Cook Wanted. College Student wishes to sublet apartment Job Hunting? This revolutionary new book Frances and April 2 April 26 May 9 student Ideally, 3 late afternoons or evenings Part time/full time. Work through summer. Call for summer. Main Line area. Call Richard, will show you how to get employers to call done. My condolences — you know what I Have you decided what you will be doing per week during July and part of August. Work 664-3544. Louis. 642-4539. you and give you the fob you want. Money- mean. But remember, you re too talented on and reinforce reading and math skills. Call once you graduate from Villanova? Consid- back guarantee. $14.95+ S/H. Order by and too bright to go running off . . . I'll 527-6620. calling 1 -800-889-3000. miss you over the summer but you must come er the possibility of "giving back" a year Part down and visit. Arid make sure you bring that Part-time catering positions available. time Job of the Qodsi Teach the 3 bedroom house available for the summer of service by volunteering and sharing your sock stealing dog of yours. Love ya, Liz Servers. Bartenders and Chefs for Princeton Review SAT course to area H.S. (June 1 St needed through Aug. 20th 1 994) across from Orientation Staff gifts with the poor of the United States weekday and weekend shifts. Call 889-0477. students. 7-14 hrs./wk.. nights and weekends. Bryn Mawr Hospital, Ciub available for private parties. Throw your washer & dryer included. Scopes — I have only three words for you. Pay starts at $14/hr. Bright, dynamic people Call end of the year fraternity/sorority/club or overseas. There are literally thousands Karen at 519-2093 if interested. Fantasy, Festivity, Ritual. Seniors wanted. Stellar SAT scores a MUST. (Jar function at Ulanas Multi-level Dance Club off Spring Picnic for 1994 New Student Villanova alum needs savy accountant to of volunteer placements available. For required. Call The Princeton Review (215) South Streel Call 922-4152 To the men of Penn Eta Gamma: Congrats Breggin Lecture advise on new tax laws allowable Orientation staff, Day Hop Cafeteria, and 243-1400 or (800) 995-5565. Rosemont Radnor House Condos — 2 on a job well done. Phi Alpha, Love DorT more information, see Barbara Haenn in deductions for start-up businesses. Rush Announcements for 1994 Commence- bedroom deluxe. AC. W/W carpeting. Excel- Dougherty Hall, 1 p.m. the Campus Ministry Office, St. Rita's resume to Tadd O'Karma c/o The 289 Group. IMike — Thanks for being such a sweetheart Villanova University Social Science lent condition. $745-^ utilities. Available ment ceremonies and rain tickets are You're the best little brother ever! P O. Box 2682, Bala Cynwyd, PA 1 9004. Part-time babysitting needed in exchange this week. Hall. An appointment calendar is right immediately. Walk to campus. ^V^ miles to Forum will be held Tuesday, April 26 at available through this Fly — only $169! Don't do anything stupid this weekend Monday, May 9, in 202 for room and kitchen use in our St Davids' Blue Route. Contact (718) 854-8214. EUROPE summer? story. 8 p.m. in the Connelly Center Cinema. outside of her office door. I the real home. We have 3 children ages 3,4, and 7. CALIFORNIA - $129 ea. way! CARIBBEAN/ because know Meg Dougherty Hall. Romac/Temp, a nationwide financial place- Please call us at 992-9504. Mexican Coast — $189 r/t. AIRTECH 1 -800- Peter Breggin, M.D., director of the Center ment firm, is currently interviewing for summer IM — It' s NOT only a game! 'V J75-TECH. temporary positions in the suburbs. Duties For for the Study of Psychiatry and author of Rent: 3 bedroom house. 1 bath, washer/ Oh Liz — Have a FABIO time this weekend! include A/P, A/R. 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Your Little Sis interview. initiative aimed at the prevention of crime For Rent — 4 bedroom. 2 bath large house Cindy — If you're not wearing that aqua tank Child CARE — Expehenced; 10 hrs./week. by the identification of inner-city children CampCan-Do with deck 1 To the VU Crew Team: To an athlete, and screened porch on .2 acres be I borrow it for the formal? — Flexible hours, $6.75/hr.. Possible summer top. can AG first April Very nice family looking for a personable, wooded lot. Students okay. $1 800/month. Call you must learn that it's self-respect you'll 24 prone to deviance. IViaV 10-12 job for 25 hrs./week. Own transportation a ^^ FOR SALE — 1 chariot, slightly used . . . very Would vouyou be interested in volunteering 'I experienced individual to care for their four 647-2118. have to earn. You must conquer you, or you'll m plus. Call 642-1294. slightly. — AG All are invited to attend. year old daughter this summer. Our daughter surely get t>eat. Cause you are the one against at Camp Can-Do for one week in August? likes someone to read to her and do craft whom you compete. Good luck with the rest This is a special opportunity to serve as projects. Start as soon finals end. of the season, especially to the varsity I'll get tickets as Must Child Care Needed — Regular early Sat- women. Ker — "God on Ice"! you so Cap and gown pick-up will take place provide own transportation and know how to FOR RENT — (Ardmore) 2nd floor of large We want hardware at G-town and Vails. you can "see how he skates." I think the King a counselor at a wonderful overnight camp urday evenings for delightful 6 yr. old and 3 during Senior Week, May 10-12, in Bartley swim. 20 hrs./wk./4 days/ $7/hr.. 642- house. 3 bedrooms. 1 bath. Washer and dryer. Thanks to all the seniors, it's been a great of Attitude is your destiny ... or is that the @ yr. old. Short drive from campus. Contact for children have been 1294. $1,100/month * utilities. Call 642-6811 year. Love, who diagnosed with 642-9360. Deirdre King of AN Attitude? Even if Gary Thome has 117. Please check your graduation mailing AIDS Task is sponsored by the American no respect this is the year! Love you, Cynth. Force for additional details. cancer Cancer Society. We are also looking for Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All Liz — Just how many times have I skipped Alaaka Summer Employment — Earn to Student Registered Apartment — Big yard, GO 1st gold Seniors — 'Vou made it! Good materials provided. Send SASE to Midwest that class, anyway? Congrats on "wowing The Villanova University AIDS Task $8,000+ in 2 mos. •- benefits. Male/ Female. Erivate parking in a nice residential neigh- Luck and come back. I miss you already. — Society of St. counselors for these children's siblings to Mailers. P.O. Box 395, Olathe, KS 66051. Bruce . . I want discount on all my mixing ortiood and available 1 . Mary a No experience necessary. Call (206) 545- June 2 bedrooms, Force is throwing a benefit concert on be held Saturday, June 4 through Tuesday, living room, kitchen, bath. 2 balconies, very bowls! BTW, I really do have the female 4155ext A5278. Sunday, April 24, at Jake Nevin Fieldhouse. spacious. $650 plus utilities. Call 527-1871 equivalent of ... — uemi, who can definitely June 7. Please see Michael Gaynor at the ResDonsible, energetic non-smoking Augustine Marie — Where's my shower gift ... I hear or 525-2585. be classified as "affection-starved "! Hoodwinked, the Maryjanes, Dead Susan, with to for Admission Office in Austin Hall or call 519- stufwnt car care 5 school age it makes you tan!! AA Cruise & travel employment guide. children 2 to 3 afternoons per week in Merion. Diiion-Woman — Happy Birthday (early)! We and Planet 10 will all be performing. All The Society Earn big $$$ & travel the world free! (Ca- of St. Augustine will present 6807. More hours available in the summer. Call with need to go to that jazz club, can't wait to proceeds benefit the ribbean. Europe, Hawaii. Asia!) Hurry! Busy House for Rent — Bryn Mawr. Call 643- AIDS Task Force. The a lecture by Dr. Stephen Barr from references, 668-4992 in the evenings. Tiff — In my heart I will always be a member. do our stoplight impression this Friday! Hope the Spring/ Summer seasons approaching. Gua- 3982. concert is your car stops squeaking. Love, Demi from 1 p.m.-5 p.m. and admission Bartol Research Institute of the University ranteed success! Call (91 9) 929-4398 ext 1 6. is $5. Fortune 500 financial company. in the I of Delaware K.C. — Congratulations! You successfully got I'm leaving and ain't never coming iMcM on "God and Modern Physics." Misc. Valley Forge area is hiring full and part time Good luck Dan, Love Sharon and Therese. AVALON - FEMALE ROOMMATES FOR through four years at Nova and what seemed The lecture will take place at customer marketing representatives to Wanted — Men's varsity soccer team 7:30 p.m. like an eternity on the paper. I'll miss our chats SUMMER RENTAL. 29th Street Walk to Hey Ski — the hell many radio stations contact and set appointments for agents to manager for Fall '94. Contact Coach Sullivan How on April 26 in Tolentine 215. the — even though there hasn't been much to Everyone is beach. Walkable to/from Jack's & I to call to hear meet with senior citizens who have already at X 7266. do have "Wish You Were lately. I'll Princeton. May 1 5-Labor Day. Call Gretchen chat atxiut miss you lots — you muat invited to attend. indicated interest in their products. Here"? It's never easy, but it's always an Volunteer Ireland $7.25/ come visit next year. Love ya, Liz 688-6220. adventure! — The Chattert)Ox hour, flexible morn./even. shift, casual day Babysitter Wanted for charming 7 year old Cheerleading everyday, commission plan, benefits. Call To the Staff of the Viilanovan — Thank girl. Please call 964-1557. the Most Sacred Heart of beloved, Villanova Volunteers of the at May Jesus Campus America's Best Careers (610) 337-4343 you all so much for everything. Even though adored, and glorified now and forever. Holy during weekdays from 9 a.m. to noon to Ministry Office will sponsor a Habitat for I don't tell you often enough, you guys are Tryouts schedule an appointment For Sale Mary. Mother of God, Pray for us. St. Jude, qreat and I'll miss you over the summer. Just Humanity service trip Summer babysitter wanted for two girls 6 St. of the Impossible, pray for us and hear to West Belfast, think — only eight more to go. "He Shall Be & 8, weekday and weekend nights, The countdown walking 1980 BMW 3201, Unique Raliye set-up - our prayers. Cheerleading Ireland from May 14-May 29. Limited to distance from campus, call 525-1424. begins now. Love ya, Liz tryouts at duPont Pavilion Wanted — Alive and Skilled — Permanent, Euro-look grill, custom sport suspension, members of the classes of 1995, '% and and temporary, and temp, to perm, positions spoilers, tinted windows, mag wheels, Blau- Peace" Benefit — organizational meeting and practices Coleen — Please remember to lower your '97. available now! Experienced or entry level punkt. Definitely not your father's bummer. Shauger — Thanks for everything over the April 25-27 from Preparation meetings are fully required Have fun in the sun! Students needed to voice in the bookstore. That kind of behavior 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. to cheer individuals needed to fill excellent positions Engine very good, body good condition, 1 1 4K. years. We've certainly had some pretty weird paint the Main Lion. No experience necessary. just does not fly in the real world. Keep in at all football in St. Rita's Chapel Monday, April 25, 7:30 in local firms both large and small. Word $3,250, OBO. Call 851-0300, Gary. experiences together. Even though we annoy concert for NEC April and basketball games. All Call Derek at 1-800-343-0303. touch — I'm sure there'll 27 be much to talk about Processors. Various level secretaries. Re- the hell out of eacf) other. I will miss you guys and giris p.m.-8:30p.m. Friday, May 13, 9a.m.-5p.m. in welcome. Check it out! the future — we can only hope. I'll miss ceptionists & clerks. Our counsellors have FOR SALE: Keg-0-Rator. Includes C°2 and — just a little bit. — Liz you! Love. Liz Shall will new positions coming in daily and can get freezer. $400 CXB.O. If interested call 527- "He Be Peace" perform a Dillon-Woman — Happy 22nd B-day! Just your career on the right track fast. Excellent 4925. Also furniture for sale. Cruise Ships Hiring — Earn up to $2,000+/ because you're getting so old. don't forget benefit concert Sunday, April 24, at 2 p.m. benefits, flexible hours (part & full time) and month on Cruise Ships or Land-Tour com- Kate — "Do ya love him. Loretta?" Not by us youngsters — especially 4th. incentives. on October in the grotto outside of Corr Chapel. Never a fee. Call 337-4343 for panies. a long shot — and that's a good thing. Thank Summer & full-time employment Fiat — 1980 Convertible. Excellent condi- It's over, you're gone. It's been a great three Christina or Laura immediately to schedule Proceeds from the concert will enable available. No exp. necessary. For info. tion. you for everything It's going to be a long 4 Call Original owner, 53,000 miles. Automatic years that I'll never forget. We've had our fun Center for Arab and an appointment. America's Best Careers Start (206) 634-0468 ext C5278. transmission. $4,000. Call 474-2300. months without the paper, huh? Yeah, paper — haven't persons with physical disabilities to attend Here! we? The memories are too this — and your mother. Just make sure you numerous to mention. You know them all. I'll the Second International HEC Retreat in don't give your "boyfriend " that nasty case miss ya and I love you like a sister. Your Islamic Studies of "trenchmouth. " The Taurus rules. Girlfriend, friend, always — Liz New York City in July. The music of HSBP I love ya more than my luggage. — The Library is based on traditional psalmody. The Notice brunette Chattert)ox who is going directly into Demi — This is goodbye for now, but not Lecture party planning when this whole tning is over. forever. Thanks for putting up with me. You concert has been arranged in conjunction Attention All deserve a medal. I promise you won't have Night Owls: Falvey Library with the University's celebration of Earth Wednesday, April 27, 7:30 p.m.. to wear a peplum at my wedding — whenever Room will remain open for Fr. Stack — Thanks for our little meeting extra study hours that will be. "They're in the kitchen! Kill the Week. In case of rain the concert will take 300 St. Augustine Center, "Population Tuesday night. It proved most informative and lights! durmg exam week. From " Take care and be good to yourself. place in St. Thomas of Villanova church. April 28-May 5 "instructional.! We're looking forward to even Love, always. Policies in the Islamic Republic of Iran." the Your roomie library will remain open until 3 a.m. more in the fall. We'll miss you — but not Sponsored by Campus Ministry x4080. Dr. CONGRATULATIONS I! Gulshan Dietl, Fulbright Scholar in However, all as much as you'll miss us, we're sure. Thanks. Meghan, Kathleen. Jen, Dr. Lordan, public service areas, including Liz and Kate everyone in the SID office, especially Residence Mount St. Mary College, Direc- ,« circulation, periodicals, IMS and the Jimmy D and Biimmie. and most Impor- tor, Gulf Studies Programme Jawaharlal reserve room, will Hey Roomie — Thanks for being such a great tantly of all, my mom, Mary QuUter, my close at midnight. daughter Meghan and my best frler\d Ed Nehru University New Delhi, India. ... to the members of the Class of '94 who will roommate and friend this year. You never Please remember that students should Mathews, thank you all for making my senior cease to crack me up! You will definitely have return library books year (insert joke here) the best of my life! All and settle any library begin their to come visit me this summer — I promise f careers with the leaders in of you hold fines or you that there are NICE guys up in Massa- a very special place in my heart. charges by May 6, to avoid any chusetts! You are the best! Lov^e, Your I hope after graduation our friendships will business integration consulting: delays in the receipt of grades and/or Roommate grow stronger. I love each and every one of diplomas. If you very much. Thanks for all the memories! you have any questions — Maureen Quilter — Class of 1994 — Hey Dork — Just a few things to think about concerning your library • • Villanova record, please Kimberly Bell George Krautzel University. P.S. "If I was somebody when you are going to UConn — victory laps, contact the Falvey else, I would really did Memorial late night studying me" — sorry Ed! Library (well, sleeping . . • .). duck Chrlsta Bradley • duck, Circulation Department at Vincent Medvid GOOSE, Minella's our trip to DC (next And where are they now, the little children extension 4270. time I'll bring the other set of — keys for your of Stonehenge? And what would they say to April April 28 • Daniel • sake), and the fact 25 Byrnes Tanya Shuman that she wasnt even us if we were here tonight? wearing brown pants (the nerve of some • • people)! I'm going to miss you, Jennifer Gallagher and when I Megan Vnenchak The Sisters of Kappa Alpha Theta, Tiffany come visit, I am staying with you! NOT' Wilson, Mary Hopefully you will receive an early morning Thomey, Mary Ellen Costa, • and of course Norbert John Vu phone call on May 8. Love. Squirt "Yog" Danecfier Brown Bag lunch — I just wanted to say tfianks for making my Summer four years at NOVA so great I will never forget DJs Joe and Carol — Thank you so much for will you. I wish you all the best! Farewell and keep Final Exam Prep talk They join everything. I over 50 Villanova alumni don't think I could have made i n touch — Love Always. Marie Powers Foley it through this year without you. And since wanted I've throughout worked sooo hard ... I the world bringing integrated can have a car*? Sally, Cooney, Carol — Get psyched for our Workshop Brown Bag lunch talk to be held Thurs- At least I won't ruin the transmission — like apartment next year — it's going to be some day, April 28, from 12:45 p.m.-l:30 WXVU 89.1 is business solutions to Andersen Consulting people who are really poor drivers awesome' Have a great summer chics and p.m., FM looking for FM DJs - ALL MY LOVE AND organized now for Final Dr. THANKS, Betsy don't t Get Exams! 104 St. forge to call me!! Love, Burke Augustine Center. interested in getting on the airwaves this clients. Reilly will offer an Exam Prep and Test- Brian Katulis, senior summer. Wolr — And then there were eight . . . Love. honors student No prior experience necessary, l2 *•?• f^"**^** 01 304 Manor Lane - Burke Taking Workshop this Monday, April 25, Thanks for everything, with a concentration in Arab and Islamic just enthusiasm for playing guys. Especially for new music. Andersen Consulting letting me and Cindy drop Ana, Stier, Well, the year is from 2:30 p.m.-3:20 p.m. in the Counseling Studies, will welcomes these over most unex- 226 — guys, discuss "Kuwaiti Society: Scheduling for summer shifts begins this pectedly to partake of your done, THANK Have an awesome coffee and cake GOD! Center, 106 Corr Hall. The workshop is Three Years After Liberation." week, so sign and of course, for up now on the WXVU bulletin all summer I'll students and looks forward to hiring even more those games of Life and and talk to you guys often! Love Balderdash. I'll free and no sign-up is necessary. Katulis board miss you guys. Have a qreat ya. Meg has just returned from a study on second floor of Dougherty Hall. summer. Love always, of Villanova 's best and brightest next year. Liz. PS. Tom -- I'm tour of Kuwait. For more information contact gonna miss you tonight Loads of Oads: I am not a hermaphrodite, Karen at 519- You'll just have to figure out some Mexican. Thank you for being one of the best 3771. way to make it up to me friends Enjoy your Summer and look for us and these I've ever nad. I love you! Fl Guarde Steph --Thanks Pumpkin — For two years you've t>een there for everythingl Without you new alumni at we wouldn t for me — good and bad! Just to lef you know, our information session next Fall. be rollin' in ail this doughf Or at the very least if the offer still stands, I'll always be — Love able to avoid chairter ii' -{3^^f;^^^j!^^j5\jS\j3\^\j3\jS When are your best friend. you due again? I forget. Only eight For your information: j\3VV\\5VVV\j3V more to go- And tt^n we can iSrt ou? Sj Lizzy arKl Szumanski — Well, 12 down and planning business. "You have to have two 8 to go. Time sure does fly when you are Andersen ^« hrS"^ili:^ ^ ^^''- You s having fun. but the question is — are we having fun? You guys are tt>e best!! Love. consuiting Steph SfHKis - What am I going Viilanovan to do The would like without and your loved AirmUK everything to wish ANDERSSN li CO. &C vou Meg sfHl Lauren — Thanks for you ones '• besSesl^ave a huge I Sii .hT^Th' (^ phone this semester*! I have no idea what wouM bill to a certain Northwestern state)??7Kanks have done without you!!! Have a great summer or being my best friend' AuguS 13 isn't far away. •*"' SS'"^' and good luck on finals — we will all need Take care! Love Mfe it for intermediate' Steph

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FEATURES

Check out the heightening emotions of seniors as"" Villanova prepares for the graduation of the Class of '94.

Capture the spirit of Balloon Day as students

tell of their good times while participating

in the festivities.

Explore the many opportunities awaiting for English majors in their career choices. i- ENTERTAINMENT

Villanova University bands are getting lots of ff exposure with last weekend's ''Sullivan Re-plugged and this weekend's Earth Day festivities.

A new play, ''Floyd Collins" deifiands attention with its moving testimonial of a man fighting the fatal repercussions of his search for the "American Dream."

PHOTO BY WALT DISNEY PICTURES White Fang takes on a mystical role for a Native American tribe in Disney's adventure What can a writer do to top a book that introduced flick "White Fang 2." the world to "Generation X." Examining Life After God is Douglas Coupland's answer.

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April 22, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 21

FEATURES

Check out the heightening emotions of seniors as Villanova prepares for the graduation of the Class of '94.

Capture the spirit of Balloon Day as students A tell of their good times while participating

in the festivities.

Explore the many opportunities awaiting for English majors in their career choices.

ENTERTAINMENT

Villanova University bands are getting lots of exposure with last weekend's ''Sullivan Re-plugged" and this weekend's Earth Day festivities.

A new play^ ''Floyd Collins" demands attention with its moving testimonial of a man fighting the fatal repercussions of his search for the "American Dream."

PHOTO BY WALT DISNEY PICTURES White Fang takes on a mystical role for a What can a writer do to top a book that introduced Native American tribe in Disney's adventure 2." the world to "Generation X." Examining Life After flick "White Fang God'is Douglas Coupland's answer. ;

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Philippean By MARYBETH GOELLER mother of three who first time in over nine months, a for others in need. According to of us plays a very important part worth of tickets which they could it cannot be opened due to lack ly loved it. So far, it's been my that the Special Olympics booth By MARYBETH GOELLER was afflicted with a 37 pound new woman, more than repaid the Dr. Operation Smile in building something bigger. No It's fun. Assistant Features Editor Magee, has Assistant use at whatever booth they of funds. With the substantial favorite day here at Villanova. was the most We threw Features Editor tumor attached to her head. It had efforts expended to change this made a conscious decision: "The matter what color the skin might have a shaving cream pies at wished. amount of money we raised, the too bad that we can't committee Overhearing the seniors' totally con- disabled her, thus forcing courageous woman's life. decision to develop a new sense be, or what religiou^ or political Joanna Zanko, chairperson for safe house will hopefully be able Balloon Day every week." members. Over the past four versations in Connelly Center, the her to lead the life of a recluse. As they contmue to take care of sharing through the face of a belief one may practice, everyone If Villanovans ever needed an Balloon Day, said: "It went really to open earlier." With activities ranging from years, the weather has been great Quad and at the Oreo, there seems She walked 18 miles to see the of hundreds of children around excuse to cut their classes for the child, in city after city, around the knows the importance of human well and was a lot of fun. The Although many students didn't decorating cookies to dunking for Balloon Day and I'll be sad to to be a great deal of confusion as Magees and through the help of the world, these children have a world." dignity. have within us, the day, Balloon it. .On We Day was a Villanova campus is significant of know what their money was going friends in Sigma Alpha Epsilon's see it go." Junior Kerry Mariconda to who the commencement speak- numerous individuals, the tumor new chance at life. chance at ability the sunny and warm Thursday after- A The Magees together express to change world by spring, giving the kids the idea towards, it didn't stop them from dunking booth, there were plenty commented, "It gave me a chance er is for the 1994 graduating class. was able to be removed. The tears life they would not have had if giving small part of noon, it the basic concept of Operation simply a seemed all of Villanova that we are a small, close knit participating in the celebrations. of things to do that would keep to see a lot of people who I hadn't Some scoff at the idea of him, and happiness of her children people hadn't been willing to ourselves elected to participate in the fes- Smile. "By ourselves we are and reaching out to help community who come together to Freshman Sarah Sturgess was one from going to class. Senior seen in a while." saying he's not as famous as Katie seeing their mother again for the sacrifice a little bit of themselves insignificant. But together, each someone in need." tivities instead of attending their help others who aren't as fortu- thrilled DeSanto said, "I thought (Continued on page 25) about the day. "I absolute- Chris Couric, so why bother even listen- classes. The Oreo was surrounded nate as we might be. Considering ing to him. Some were even with balloons, clowns, elementary the fact that our goal was to show comparing the speakers of other school children and countless the kids that we are a community, universities, saying that Villanova booths filled with various games it was a success." should have made more of an and foods sponsored by Greek and Many donations were given by attempt to invite someone who non-Greek organizations. Main Line restaurants including would make the class of 1994 want In its twenty-first year running, Marita's Cantina, Rib-It and Mar- to listen to what he or she had Balloon is a Vil- Day day when bles. Cassie Porter, chairperson the left, an infant to say, and actually leave Villa- To shows lanova opens up its campus to for the raffle tickets, expressed nova with an inspiring message. bom with facial deformities, children who are not familiar with her happiness at the amount of right, the Well, sometimes the keynote and to the shows the campus. This year, children money raised. "All of the proceeds miraculous result of Dr. speaker at a commencement exer- from the Ronald McDonald House went to the Children's Safehouse cise doesn't have to be Magee's reconstructive and the a well- Don Guanella House were in Philadelphia for crack addicted surgery. known celebrity. Within our socie- in attendance. They were given $8 families. It is a new building, and ty there are many people who should be recognized for the numerous gifts that they give to others. William P. Magee, Jr., D.D.S, M.D. and Kathleen S. Alls majors gain Magee, R.N., M.S.W. ;ire among those unknown celebrities that should be known to the rest of Insight from Alumni society. After learning of what vital work they provide to people, the class of 1994 should be antic- By ANNIE BLOCK day in his career, and that he ipating their arrival. Staff Reporter would not trade this background Operation Smile International. for any other. Guarrieri also gave There is no doubt that there still If you are enrolled in the College some easy-to-apply advice to those lies a question mark in many of Liberal Arts and Sciences, you who are completely uncertain peoples' minds as to how this may feel a sense of frustration about their career paths: while organization is associated with when considering your occupa- going through college try to refine the graduation speaker. In 1982 Special Olympics' participation in Balloon '94 tional future. Fortunately, after your direction, and, most impor- Day Involved a shaving cream toss bootli. William Magee and his wife, listening to some Villanova alumni tantly, one must feel confident Kathleen experienced firsthand speakers at the English Major and comfortable with themselves. the warmth and generosity of Employment Seminar April 12, William Jones, '57 and current people who had great needs, and one was able to learn that our manager of media relations at 'Novons stay on the IViain Line learned that by sharipg just a employment opportunities are PECO, spoke next. He claimed little bit of their time, talents and CMSSOF 1995, vast. that he had no idea what he treasures, they could literally The English Alumni Speaker wanted to do when he enrolled at By LIZ WEAVER change hundreds of lives. Their Chair Matt Foley is staying here their jobs start. We decided to hit Program was held in the Connelly Villanova; in fact, he enrolled as work began in the Philippines, as part of his job. "I need to stay the shore on weekends and make Center Cinema. The program was an engineering major. As he went Assistant Features Editor and with a small group of friends here for Orientation, but I am also a lot of road trips." run by senior English major Erika through his four years at Villan- as "Operation Smile," an organ- taking one class to graduate Of course there are those Gerzsenyi who is a peer counselor ova, he noticed he had a talent in who ization of volunteers creating 1997 It's that 1»06& time of year again. early." Foley is not the only want no part of staying here any for the Center of Career Planning writing. This talent led him to Another week of finals (minus the miracles for children. They took student leader here for the longer than necessary. Sophomore and Placement (CP&P); the CP&P several careers with newspapers, reading days), accompanied by care of over 200 patients. summer. Andy Ranly, festival Bill Tanona feels, "I am getting also helped coordinate the pro- such as the New York Times and dodging raids at the local drinking Since 1982, stunned by the birth gram. director of the 1994 Special Olym- out of here and going north to Gerzsenyi decided to hold The Philadelphia Bulletin.Kis establishments. Summer is here. deformities the Magees saw in the pics Fall Festival said, "Not only this talent led Massachusetts to hang out with seminar because she felt him finally to PECO. Somehow we made it through Philippines and the lack of am I staying here to do a lot of my friends Jones feels that on Cape Cod. I need is knowing how to another year and are now eagerly unavailable surgeries. Operation The Me Air Yearbook close to work for Special Olympics, but I to get away from all these clowns write clearly and correctly is an looking forward to those lazy Smile has operated on over 8,000 am turning 21 and if I do go home that I have been with for theeight important skill. He feels it is our summer days. Of course for most children. Their missions have led All ttie poiieNiis I doubt that my Dad will take me months." "most dramatic tool." If one can students summer days aren't so them all over the world, ranging out for my 21 shots." Whether or not you're heading write well, success possibilities lazy. Jobs and internships will be from Africa, Central and South Many juniors decide to spend north, south or staying here, the extinction. The yearbook is so are endless, said Jones. the focus of many students' lives America, China and Vietnam to their last summer here together summer is upon us. Many stu- being Oil inglish Chris Slaweki, '82 currently a for the next few months. Russia and the Middle East. The with good friends. Although junior dents have decided to experience cost analyst at the Martin Mariet- Many Villanovans will hit the amazing thing is that Dr. Magee Mike Miskiewicz is not staying for the Villanova summer this year. iiiiaior has given ta Co., was the closing speaker. high road home, yet there are also thinks that his work should not the entire four months of summer, Barbecues, late nights, block Slaweki said that being an English many 'Novans who choose to be considered "special" or desperately understaffed that there is a ttiem inony he will remain here until his job parties and yes for some, even major taught him worthwhile remain in the area during the off "extraordinary." "I doubt that begins in June. "I am staying here tests will be common occurrences tools which he uses everyday in season. anyone would have turned their advonk^l^s oimI for the first month because many on the Main Line for the next few his career. Being able to organize It may seem logical that after back on the mothers and fathers of my friends are staying until one's thought and months. that oiur ccmer use exact lan- nine months here, it's time to tugging at your shirt, begging you high chance there will be no yearbook guage when speaking have proved move on. However, summers here not to leave their children oiHKMliiniHei are very important in his work. Slaw- differ from the normal Villanova unaided." eki also told us that studying atmosphere. The Magees* entire purpose in liNNmited. literature is not what in you do According to junior Brooke Students forming Operation Smile was to and of itself once you graduate; specie on Donald, "I can't stay here this assist children and families in next year! We are looking for creative, it is the abilities you have deve- summer because of an internship developing countries by providing loped in studying works by Milton at home, but I stayed last summer. reconstructive surgery. They also there was a need for a program and Shakespeare that you I take took 11 credits. Although it was reading strived to bring technical training such as this for English majors with you into your days occupation. a lot of work, it still was fun. You and educational support to the Slaweki hard-working and dedicated students to and all liberal ^rts majors. Gerz- motivated all in attend- meet so many people, people you medical professionals of these is ence claiming senyi feels there not much by that we are the would probably not get to meet countries, so that the health for non- "poets of the career guidance the future;" we have an and hang out with. It is definitely By ROSEANNE MILLER students could not believe they system could better serve their at the University. ability to notice business major elements of this a more relaxed atmosphere here." Assistant Features Editor would be forced to go to classes people. The program was a success in world that others do not see. Taking summer classes is an on April 29 and begin exams as It was their determination to join the staff. HO YEARBOOK it did offer some insight into Erika Gerzsenyi felt that that the option many students choose In January, Mother Nature early as the morning of April 30. help children around the world world from English presentation a the work was success. The either in order to get ahead or constantly threatened us with Since the passing of the snow, that brought a response beyond alumni points of view. speakers provided a major good mix of catch up. Either way, for many blizzard-like and icy weather the administration did conclude prediction. Plastic and orthopedic presentation included three personalities The and experiences. it helps in making the decision to conditions. The administration that it would necessary be to surgeons, nurses, dentists, psy- . male panelists, each giving a 15 Their speeches were information- EXPERIENCE IS NEEDED! Keep the stay here for the summer. Junior threatened to take away students' replace the two reading days with chologists and child life specialists 20 minute speech on their job al, insightful and inspirational. to Maureen Mullin will be here for reading days which were sche- two days of classes instead. Iron- have responded to the Magees' search and current career respon- The CP&P plan to continue this the second summer session. Mul- duled for Thursday, April 28, and ically, the outlooks of the students efforts. From the numerous coun- sibilities. The goals of the speak- seminar in the years to follow. For lin said, "I am staying for an Friday, April 29. And now this appear to be much different now tries, they have brought back 50 the those of you liberal ers were to express wide arts majors internship and to take classes to threat has been realized. sur- proud tradition of the than they were only two and a half World Care Patients whose Me Air alive. variety of careers for those in who feel somewhat abandoned by graduate. Last year wSs great." The administration did not short months ago. Perhaps it's the gical needs were beyond the facil- liberal arts and to give insight into Villanova in your job search, look Fellow junior John McLaughlin know if it would be feasible to keep warming ot the weather, or maybe ities of the OSI teams. Not only their particular careers. for this program next year for echoes his classmate, "This those reading days when so many the approaching summer break, have international patients been Louis Guarrieri, '75 and current some guidance. All of the panelists summer is going to be a lot of fun, class days had been missed due but students don't feel that the helped, but over 6,800 American owner and president of Cooke agreed that being an English I see it as being one long party to inclement weather. The possi- lack of reading days is that big children have also received Publishing Co., spoke first. Guar- major has given them many — especially because I am finally bility of not having reading days of a deal anymore — at least as treatment. rieri claimed that he uses his advantages and that our career 21." seemed to touch a nerve through- far as studying goes. Call S197240 for more details. One story which sparked many English major background every- opportunities are unlimited. The 1994 Orientation out the Student University. Disgruntled (Continued on page 25) people's interests concerned a L . ..

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Page 24 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 22, 1994 April 22, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 25 FEATURES FEATURES Viewpoint: Farewells to seniors stir emotions in everyone WHO KNOWS,' WHO CARES 'Novan community other volunteer of when I go certain and programs One the overlooked bonuses of I often laugh What was that STENCH eminating from the Oreo this week? . . people here. There are so many truly enjoys being a college student is the places on campus and see lost Hey VEG, thanks Baiioon Day days for raising our awareness ... and our groups by wonderful people on this campus ability to look ahead even when separated in their own OLFACTORY cause. It's nice to see the Villanova sense organs . . . we're sufe really care. many a Blue Key tour (Continuedfrom page 22) you feel you can't look to tonight. invisible walls. Yes, sometimes that guide Greek and non-Greek (Continued thanks you as well ... ^ , community from page not only are we an . . n- so the class of 1995 will 22) arboretum Greek " As a freshman my main concern there are people at this university And also but Many organizations set come together we're an official state LANDFILL as well ... the least have their day, and when you up tables with different was having a good time. Hook-ups who get a tad bit caught up in we do, According to senior accounting could've done games Many Villanova students ttttJLij! was throw all that crap IN THE TRASH ... out people all the other classes should and activities for the children to were still fun then, as was scoping their clique. Eventually, major Rob Giegerich, "Most of sight, out of enjoyed watching the children mind as they say . . . speaking of people OUT OF really matter remember that their time will seniors participate in as well as Villanova in the "spit." Sophomore year realize it doesn't don't have many exams THEIR MINDS and things that participate in the day's events, REEK ... how 'bout that SGA students. sits in a cafeteria; it come. With that in mind, enjoy Junior Tom Schito, a PERSON brought campus involvement, a where one anyway, so the loss of reading president? ... john McLaughlin, a junior who lO PERSON HEY PAT ... if you want humor in THE is. When every second of this experience, member of the Pi Beta Phi soror- few relationships, the closing of matters who the person days won't greatly affect me." VILLANOVAN, keep those HARE-BRAINED LETTERS was quite surprised at the large because if you don't, you Barleycorns and the strengthen- I graduate, I know I will look back might Many other seniors turnout, shared the coming ... perhaps the editors should've brushed up on their wished that something miss something extraordinary. ing of friendships. Partying was and smile at the incredible people same attitude. "It hasn't really "ABCs" before more could be done to help these ENDORSING you . . . some free advice, Kennedy all I have met in Special Olympics, affected at an time high. me because I usually . . this section children. "It's a shame that we . may not be funny ... but we always get the LAST will be my final year at Villanova. Junior year has been a time in don't do too much the first reading can't have more fundraisers By LIZ WEAVER WORD ... too bad we haven't heard the last word on the todrtlHitoyf9Mii that The other day a friend and I which business projects are day," said senior Jim Malone. He help underprivileged kids who SPEAKERS . . POLICY . Assistant Features Editor perhaps VEG could have included it were talking about life in general. second nature to many, 10 page added that since his exams don't in its tower o' neeid our support and make an TRASH . . . nah ... it wasn't even worth recycling iMiisloshovirflw This particular conversation papers are the norm and presen- start until May 3, he will have a ...at least the administration was smart impact on their lives. It was a lot Graduation, sounds so final, enough to recycle its focused on life after tations, internships and resumes sufficient amount of of fun," said graduation, time to Hoops coach . . McLaughlin. Alexis . CONGRATS . . . it? 10 COACH hope your salary is doesn't In a few weeks Top another my Graduation. It are part of a typical study. seems eerie to day. Many enough to cover the expenses ... Baumann added, "It was great to era at Villanova will come to an COURT and we don't mean the even talk about it. It is exciting of these words were another Office in 201 Dougherty are the However, it is not only the duPont a CMiiimiiiily, it give the kids a chance to see Straight from the Home hardwood . . . speaking of ... end. This is my third year here, HARD WOOD did you check to think of traveling, of language the previous year. desperately want their reading departing seniors another side of life perhaps Sud- Top 10 reasons why Villanovans who have this out the guys walking by Sheehan Beach? ... or that that they're not and the third group of seniors I peeping-Tom joining the denly I looked sentiment. "It Peace Corps or some- around and some back: is a shame to have on third floor Sheehan? ... our pale usually a part of." have watched leave this school. As days editorial bodies will be alongside day getting married and having of my "bachelor" friends were lost the two reading Overall, both Villanova days because your bronzed flesh after our kickin' spring ... final and its a freshman I didn't realize that BASH by exams children. holding hands with girls, and it takes away two quality visitors shared in the 10. We need more time to procrastinate. days of we may even be semi-attractive ... but even if excitement graduation had taken place. I was you CAN get by staying in on a Friday night to drinking before I b^n to study," on your marginally good looks of Balloon Day. Unfortunately, already on Cape Cod for the and a handful of charm like d certain watch a movie. I said junior ity, volunteered Sometimes the rush before finals. marketing major, SGA prez . . a great deal of classes had to be attended the 9. Kelly's "banks" on . (Lord knows we can't) . . . who summer when that class left. Of knows, who cares. would guess when the weddings Kerry Ann Sheehy. time at her sorority's booth. following day, since virtually all Sophomore [Edited by the calm in the storm, Jah Scopes Man who's trying to remember course, sophomore year I grabbed It Will would be for other friends. Legal has already planned their cuts from classes around Marisa Kane agreed, "We've lost how he got his name, a G'S" twenty-year-old Peter Gammons/Ray Deitz "Balloon Day was a good excuse of the classrooms had been vacat- my fake ID, waved goodbye and be idrange 8. Everyone wanna- age was not so far away, and many original class schedule. two good days of relaxation that be, and a conspicuously absent Brunette Chatterbox] to get together and have a great ed for a day in the sun, filled with headed towards the crawl. How- the guys and girls realized what many of us could use," said Kane. time while helping such a worthy lots of fun. ever, this year I bid farewell to incredible friendships they can ice storms Junior 7. We would have preferred to go to school in the Doug Moscato, a civil many of my close friends and this ckaiss of have with many people of the rather than during the warm weather. engineering major, didn't feel the mentors, not to mention a few opposite sex. loss of days would hinder him scopes. 1994.ltwiNolso I have already seen many their tan from spring break. either, but he did sympathize with The people graduating are no 6. Everyone is losing seniors in tears about upcoming others. "Two less reading days longer nameless faces in the beslitinge graduation. I have seen the look 5. Most of our professors have scrapped their syllabi by now won't affect me because I don't crowd; they are students I have knowing Miot of pride when a job is secured and have a final until Monday, but my worked with through different next anyway. the look of dismay at a letter of roommate was scheduled to have organizations. As underclassmen virtll rejection. I look yeor be mf around and can 4. students planned on sweating off a few pounds three finals on the first day, so we looked up to them. They are Many see myself there in a year. Gra- it in the sauna. . .uh, we mean the library. greatly affects him," said our role models. They are our big studying final year at duation is, of course, for seniors. Moscato. brothers, big sisters, boy friends, However, it is also a time in which 3. days at the "Oreo" are already limited. Freshman Rob Lane is one girl friends... best friends. We Iflllammi. Scoping the other classes should take a student who feels the added pres- will now be those people leading moment and realize that they, too, "It . . well, read. sure. will hinder my studying our organizations. are the 2. Some of us actually use reading days to. We will be there sooner than they time since my first exam is on presidents, the directors, the Then decided to if we discuss think. Enjoy your time here. Sure, reason Villanovans desperately Saturday morning." bosses, we now possess the expe- And the number one why it was a Kelly's night or a Pub everything here is not perfect. Many professors are pleased rience and accept our responsibil- want their reading days back: night. There are some things wrong with the addition of class days Because this ities. It will be strange next year That is how it is: one minute with every campus, but instead of 1. Reading days are to finals as beer is to hookingup. . because much teaching time was without this class of 1994. It will thinking of life in two years, the complaining, go out and make first probably screwed. lost due to days. be strange knowing that next year without the you're snow Commerce next minute which bar to go to. memories to hold on to. and finance professor, Jeff Pelesh, commented that the spring semes- ter is usually difficult anyway It'gi a free Country because of the Spring and Easter breaks. He added that the breaks, Are You ReadyTo Make YourMost coupled with the weather, made it hard to cover all the material planned for the semester. The Important Investment Decision? extra days will definitely be of ^uff only help in my classes," said Pelesh. Professor Tom Chubb of the biology department felt that the added class days would not be of much consequence to his lessons. "I will goegf far. not be covering new mate- Bo rial but I will use the day as an optional review for my students," said Chubb.

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By MAURA GIBNEY with another afternoon of former, Steve Lanziotta. By MARY HARVEY time," can already be heard on sound from other bands. They do Staff Reporter 'Unplugged?" Steve performed twice' during Staff Reporter WDRE and WXPN in Philadel- not sound like a take-off of any Although a number of acts the course of the day. His first phia. Not only do they break Die's other band and cannot be strictly cancelled, the musicians who appearance was with guitarist cover band image, but they help placed in any established performed at Sullivan Re-Plugged Daft Thomas. Together they belt- Tired of looking for a good band to establish the diverse, talented category. were outstanding. To many, one ed out "Alive" by Pearl Jam, that is not a slave to cover band which can now move in any Because extraordinary talents of a each song is different, of the best aspects of an "Talks to Angels" tunes. The by the Black Look no further than the direction. they all have the number of Villanova students Unplugged potential to be concert is the instant Crows and "Wanted Dead or home of the Monday night special, No two songs were on the CD sound the album favorite. The group showcased during the second rapport which emerges between Alive" by Bon Jovi. These talented The Rusty Nail. Do or Die, who alike, yet there is a unique style favorite session of the SulHvan Unplugged changes from day to day, the musicians and the audience. guys even did an acoustic version recently released their debut CD, binding them all together. This but they all especially like "Dine," series, April 17. For this event, the During the afternoon, good of "Mother" by Danzig. Driven, can be seen there every results from the difference in the East Lounge of Dougherty Hall because it was spontaneously natured teasing became the norm Dan then took the spotlight and Thursday night. Although the vocals of Saunders and Holt. John composed. Valentino explained was transformed from a dull as performers called for requests, performed two original songs in band still plays a number of covers Holt has a deep mysterious voice meeting room into an informal that the song came together in paused to tune a guitar or even addition to the two old favorites, throughout the night, the high- that draws listeners to the music. about 10 minutes. concert hall where students could forgot He just started part of the song they were Louie Armstrongs' "Wonderful light of the show is their original Dave Saunders' voice is higher playing and the rest of do work or just kick back and singing. the band World" and the Muppet anthem music. Based in Frazer, Pa., the and you will find yourself dancing, enjoy listening to some really good followed, to make a great opening The afternoon took off with a "The Rainbow Connection." band consists of John Holt (guitar, at least in your chair, to the songs to this CD. live music with their friends. flying start with Sullivan's lounge Jay Dilberto, a newcomer to the vocals), Dave Saunders (bass, sings. he John Valentino binds the The title track, "Driven," is Sullivan Re-Plugged is the act: Ken, Bob and their guitars. Unplugged scene, was next to guitar, vocals), John Valentino music together with his work on destined sequel to Sullivan Unplugged for popularity. It will The duo performed four of their perform. His set included an (drums, vocals) and recent addi- percussion. have listeners pushing repeat on which took place during the fall original songs titled **Ghost acoustic version of U2's "Running tion Craig Rothe (bass). It is hard to compare the group semester. the disc player and calling WDRE The purpose behind Road," "Absurd Importance," to a Standstill," the Lemonheads' Do or Die, who have been play- to any established bands. Saund- with requests. The two that have these two events is to place the "World Sized Cage" and "Little "Into Your Arms," and Pink ing the cover circuit for about a ers once explained their sound as received airplay, "Maria" and skills of unknown campus musi- Human." Floyd's "Wish You Were Here." year and a half, say they are now "A combination of Peter Gabriel, "Not This Time" are also favorites cians in the spotlight. It allows The next set of performers The final act of Re-Plugged trying to break that mold. Driven 10,000 Maniacs and R.E.M." Lis- of live shows. them to share their abilities with "Maria" is the contained the familiar face of Sue, found Steve Lanziotta on piano gives them the perfect opportunity teners have been reminded of album's hook, with catchy lyrics an enthusiastic and receptive the lead singer and guitarist from and driven Dave Chuss on guitar. Dave astic. Kara Salierno, a sophomore, "As .there are so many talented to do that. It is a guitar-driven CD Jethro Tull and Moody Blues. Do audience instead of the walls of and poppy tune. "Not This Time" the Maryjanes and Kyle who began their set with Harry Chap- felt the afternoon was "highly people here at Villanova, events with emphasis on vocals. Two or Die is particularly proud that is their dorm room, apartment or the rock song on the album. accompanied her on vocals. They in's "Cat's in the Cradle." The like enjoyable and relaxing." Beth this should happen more favorites, "Maria" and "Not this the group has created a distinct (Continued on page house. played covers of songs from artists 25 two then went on to perform a McGarrity was impressed with often." Erin Sanok also thought "Villanova is a haven for diverse such as the Rolling Stones, Ellis mixture of covers from Pearl Jam, Sullivan Re-Plugged since, "It the event was "really good." She musical talent," said Len Velez, Paul, Dinosaur Jr. and Smashing Billy Joel, Jimmy Hendrix, Temple gives students the opportunity to furthered her reaction by stating, coordinator of both events. "How Pumpkins. Irish The Maryjanes will be of the Dog and Don McLean. see all the talented musicians on "All I needed was a band Lir lighter in my avoids the grunge scene else would people come to know performing on Earth Day along Student reaction to the after- campus." Marueen Burke echoed hand for that authentic concert these great musicians other than with the next Unplugged per- noon's performance was enthusi- McGarrity 's sentiments and said. feeling." By MIKE BECKERICH layered with different instru- Many college students can relate Staff Reporter ments to give it a "full bodied to Ronan Byrne's (lead guitarist) texture." lyrics, "Do you know me/ I don't The first songs, remains two "Traveller" know me/ Tell me who I am/ I pronounced "leer," is a By Lir, and "Dog Rhythms" are upbeat, am so young and old." DAVID GREAVES Pink Floyd motifs of fading rela- Waters, who left to pursue solo five-piece band from Ireland a rockin' tunes. This new psychede- Lir slows things down a bit with Staff Reporter tionships and distanced, remote career in 1993 whose newest release, Magico because of squab- lia is a refreshing change from the the transforming "Some Folk are feelings. In the first release off of bles over which Magico, debuts in America this direction the band bleak, drab grunge sound that has Truly Evil" and the epic "In A The Division Bell, entitled "Keep was going. Despite the month. A blend of psychedelic departure become a trademark of '90s music. Day." These ballads, if they can Floyd has returned after Talking," David Gilmour sings of Roger riffs and tremendous musical Pink Waters, the new music David McGuinness, lead vocals, be called that, are examples of the a seven-year hiatus with "Why don't you talk to me/ I feel of Pink ability give Lir a winning Floyd contains many combi- sings in "Dog Rhythms," "The blending of influences and com- their latest studio release, The like I'm drowning/ You never talk sounds nation. Pushing from the and themes from their old away fruits I want to taste are of a plex composition that Lir Division Bell. It was seven long to me." Irish/English performances Saxophonist Dick sound (Clash, U2, different kind/ of a different possesses. years ago that their last album, The recurring theme of fading Perr>'. who played a Sex Pistols), Lir is influenced by memorable world/ and of a different mind." "Good Cake Bad Cake" is a Momentary Lapse of Reason was relationships continues in one of solo at the Led Zeppelin, R.E.M., conclusion of "Shine Cream and "Not to be Overlooked" is a delightful acoustic track. The lead released. Following this last the best songs on the album, On" on Queen. the Wish You Were Here spacy selection. The many back- guitar riffs are clear and distinc- album, the members of Pink Floyd "High Hopes." In this song Gil- album, The magazine Cream, declared returns to add his talents ground tracks give it an extraor- tive and the vocals are soothing embarked on a two-and-a-half- mour sings, "How green it was on to The Division Bell. Two instru- Lir "Dublin's new heavyweight dinary sound. The hollow church to the ear. year McGuinness sings, world tour that culminated the other side/ Steps taken for- contenders," and mental songs on the new album, GQ predicted organ gives this tune a "Zeppelin "But hope can outshine the black- in a double album of memorable ward but sleepwalking back especially "far reaching fame" for this "Marooned," call to meet Pink Floyd" feel. Craig est of days/ and none are too lost performances from their live again." This song and the rest of mind "fresh, melodic and charismatic the eerie and moving Hutchinson's lyrics are very pos- to be saved/ and the life that you shows. Not until two years ago did the album flows with a familiar "Echoes," band." After hitting No. 1 on from the 1972 album itive. He writes, "Take in simplic- thought turned its back on you/ lead singer/guitarist David Gil- ease. Richard Wright's soothing Meddle. Ireland's independent charts, the ity let your mind wander/ with seems to bring back all the love mour, drummer Nick Mason and and haunting keyboards are com- From the loss of former lead band decided to go to America, the the good things is there any/ Is that you gave." keyboardist Richard Wright even plemented by Gilmour's very singer land of opportunity for rock Syd Barret to drug and young there another worthwhile "In the Parlour" is begin the last, and to work on a new album. distinct guitar solos that heighten psychological bands. problems in the dream." possibly best, track on the CD. the The result is an album that at late '60s, Lir is at its best live of the States this spring. You can the impact of the message of each early '70s, to the angry departure Lir's Magico Magico consists of "3 "New Song" and Legged Everything comes together on this on stage. once reveals a post-Roger Waters song. These guys have been catch them oyer at the 23 East of Roger Waters in the early '80s, 11 tracks of quality music. These Guy" are real hoppin' tracks. The electrifying song. This is just the jamming together since they were Cabaret on April 28. Go see these Pink Floyd, yet is still eerily The Division Bell is unmistak- Pink Floyd has endured and con- guys have a real polished unique guitar rhythm on "New Song" type of song that Lir thrives on 15 years old. guys before they go big time. reminiscent of earlier efforts. ably the work of a Pink Floyd After selling out From tinued to produce and release sound-'60s rock 'n' roll done with gets the toes tappin'. It is a song during their live gigs. The album contains familiar without an overbearing Roger Ireland's clubs night after night, listening to Magico Magico they albums of remarkable quality. '90s technology. The music is about what it is like to be an adult. Like the psychedelic bands of Lir has planned a Northeast tour will be a big hit in the U.S. soon. 'White Small 23 leads new North Carolina scene

By ELAINE PAOLONI Alongside him is his faithful new disc contains By REGGIE five new songs Teenage icons? One would rather Assistant Entertainment Editor BEEHNER companion Henry Casey (Scott and a second rendition of a pre- Staff Reporter hope not. Small 23 may not have Bairstow) who stumbles upon a vious song ("Floor"). the Kurt Cobain type frontman or native tribe in despair. The the Pavement type lyrics, but members of the Indian tribe is a new musical jugger- their music is undeniably some of believe that the two characters, There naut and it no longer stems llmCdioHiiCi the freshest to climb out from the Disney manages to pull off White Fang and Casey, together from the dark and rainy west shallow spittoon of American another fine production in are the two "chosen ones" who " " coast. It comes from the North SCfNM is OffirWdll talent in a long while. The Carol- the release . new , This line have been found to solve their Carolina region, but thankfully ina scene is one well worth check- may seem trite except for the people's problems. After refusing wofHi (rfiecktfig without the money grubbing hype ing out if you are tiring of the substitution of various movie at first, Casey rethinks his deci- of the west. The bands found whole angst-ridden Seattle scene titles, but that is what audiences sion and promises to assist the there are powerfully undisciplined that has already claimed one are used to. It is a loyalty kind tribe. The journey then begins, and raw. In other words, the casualty. Small 23 also performs of thing. Once a Disney lover, which actually is quite exciting, perfect savior for American music. on a great compilation of Carolina always a Disney lover "White and in the end everyone seems to All in all, Free TShirts 2." Often reminiscent of the early 80's For bands, A Day In The Park, that Fang ^^nt of the more recent live happily ever after. A pure dose Minneapolis scene (which head- Spain might as well be a full is also a worthy asset to any hip- endeavors of Walt Disney, stands of Disney. To outline the plot any lines such acts as The Replace- length album: it is that stellar. rocker's collection. nowhere outside of this circle. more than this would give away ments, Husker Du and pre- With all of its breathtaking the entire show. commercialized Soul Asylum), scenery depicting the Alaskan Going to see "White Fang 2" is this territory, new breed has no expecta- inspiring music and not a grave mistake; it is an tions for sold out arenas or Hit Answer to this week's Crypto-Lyrics: classical heroes, this flick is enjoyable film. Just make sure Parader interviews. Rather, their basically just another production that for one hour and 50 minutes music is pretty much all they care out of the "PG" world of enter- you are in a good-hearted mood to offer. tainment. There is nothing and feel like watching a young The unclaimed leader of this extremely outstanding within the man and his pet on yet another (d3g^3y\i3d 11.1) new platoon is none other than show. Perhaps this is due to the adventure. White Fang himself is VNNOaV^ — Small 23. With Free TShirts For steady, even flow of the picture, an adorable Hollywood canine Spain, an EP and well worthwhile or perhaps it is because there has character and will most likely successor to their highly already been a "White Fang" (part capture the hearts of little girls acclaimed previous album True I) from which the overall theme and boys; grandma and grandpa; PHOTO BY WALT CMSNEY PICTURES Zero Hook, Small 23 unloads some ONIS 01 ldV3H and feeling has not strayed. and mom and dad. "White Fang AIN Halda Indian woman Lily Joseph (Charmaine of the best HOVBl 01 A\fM )/ 2" Craig) and Henry Casev fScott Balratow) aet songs heard since 1 As expected, White Fang (the definitely falls into the Satur- ^•''••'**'' ^' dOd Q3)i001 a little closer in Walt Pitney', "White Fang 2." now glaying fellow Carolinians, Archers of 'BQISinO wolO is one of the main figures. day afternoon matinee category. at «?2[a thnterT Loaf's, Ickey Mettle album. The .

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Page 28 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 22. 1994 ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT April 22, 1994 THE VILLANOVAN • Page 29 Douglas Coupland mourns Ufe After God Heniy Rollins makes few compromises By KEVIN T.W. cinema. Conversely, the book no clean spoons around the house motion and quickly became an With Weight, Rollins finds new By MARK underground FITZGERALD intends to provide the reader with so I ate cottage cheese with a McCREARY band to be reckoned directions to aim his anger and Staff Reporter with. After St^ff Reporter comprehensible ideas: a goal pro- plastic tortoiseshell shoehorn that the break-up of Black shake his fist. His unibrow is very Flag, Rollins fited by simple grammar, rather was lying next to the couch." But created his self-titled symbolic of the neanderthal venture than aesthetically complex these sections function mainly as and gained fame with the approach he takes to actions he first With Ufe after God, Douglas wording. comic relief for his otherwise Lollapalooza. With The End considers reeking of weakness. He Coupland, the media- serious thoughts. ofthe Silence. Rollins turned many is intolerant of bliss, ignorance There are some simple ques- listeners dubbed Generation X author, The book contains many inter- on to his angst-ridden and passivity. But he does speak tions that you can ask your- offers a collection of stories that esting random sentiments, such vocal-stylings that he is now for a generation, so maybe this is self to ". determine if the Rollins infamous for. express his disillusionment with as . . McDonald's equals evil," the approach that should be adopt- Band's new LP, Weight, the modern, middle-class, secular, "we're all too [expletive] middle is the Henry went on to side projects ed. It seems that Rollins' previous kind of music you like. Do you that styrofoam way of life. This dis- class to ever be lost" and "[taking sucked up most of his time audience is more mature since his seek a beefy bassline? Is an over- for illusionment, the author explains, Prozac is] cosmetic surgery on the the next couple of years. hiatus, and they are no longer the powering guitar something that Rollins is partially the result of the loss brain." But, for the most part, is a self-proclaimed intel- equally disgruntled teens they makes you smile? Are themes of of the intoxication youth brings, liOM imheNi til my Coupland tends to focus his con- lectual and has an opinion on were when they were into "Rollins the weakness, numbness and every coupled with the fact that his templation on the perfection of subject imaginable. He Speak." honesty about the world in which believes generation is "the first generation youth (Eden), as opposed to the in the strength of the His rantings now range from you reside a plus? If you answered raised without religion." lkiii0lai Ooiiplond imperfection of adulthood individual through body and denouncing the man with the gun (a fall in the affirmative to any of these, mind, and tackles Coupland, whose first novel from Eden), while "trying to the issues that on "Civilized," to self-glorification then a CD awaits you. create supplied the media with the understand the notion of his pain. His outspoken and confidence in "Icon," to his belief." For those of you who are famil- tendencies have total catchphrase 'Generation X' that The author, in view of the fact gained both fans devotion to compromising to iar with the Rollins Band, you will and now categorizes those born that humans innately possess enemies alike. nobody in "Alien Blueprint." The find that you are treading the Many people between 1%1 and 1981, propound religious tendencies, asks "into are sick of his first single, "Liar," hopefully will same water as previous material. rantings, theories as to the cause of his Life after God attempts to con- what cracks do these impulses while others are in not be misconstrued as Rollins For those who are not familiar agreement disenchantment with society in a front a vast array of universal flow in a world without religion?" with the issues that he singing to the audience about series with the previous works, you have somehow finds of apparently authbipgra- problems by pinpointing the prob- Moreover, the author produces words for. His himself. "I'll hide behind a smile phical been deaf to the musical pioneers spoken word short stories and vignettes. lems in a modern day context. The several character formulations discs and tours have and understanding eyes/ I'll tell of your generation. The author's wording is Like it or not, helped to push his opinions you things that you already know/ author broaches upon the subjects that deftly smack of reality, such into Henry Rollins is quickly extremely readable, and becoming mass circulation and So you can say/ I really identify ilUBMlHi therefore of love, death, marriage, children, as his description of his genera- have even easily the aging 30-something individual given consumed, presumably success, loneliness, war and tion's 'Everyman': him the title of political/ with you/ All the time you're "I am a broken who has because the author is all too survived the musical generational spokesperson. needing me/ Is just the time I'm aware nature in his generally perceptive person. I seriously question the What current of the past decade. other that his intended audience is observations. Occasionally, the outrageously disgruntled, bleeding you/ I'll come to you like If you find road my life has taken and I yourself longing for replay. If it does not Henry Rollins first gained sound like mostly spoon-fed its 'literature' by author slips into a style of noto- outspoken individual can be fea- an affliction/ I'll leave you like an the descriptions comic endlessly rehash the compromises first listed, then this is quite for you, remember the the riety with the band Black Flag. tured mediums of television and quirkiness, such in a Gap ad? He is a truly addiction/ You'll never forget this is for as "There were (Continued on page 36) CD you. If the testos- opening lines to "Step Back." This pure punk/hardcore band tangible oxymoron by anyone's me." Finally there is something terone rush that you gain from "You're so f . . .g weak; probably set many music fans You disgust in judgment. to put Mr. Rollins in perspective. this experience Souls at Zero debut amounts is gratifying, hit me." to nothing exciting Anthrax

By JAY RACZKOWSKI aural and musical attack upon the album. to put on a superb live The rhythm section con- By show and with a pounding 'wardance' beat; Staff Reporter ANDREW GRIBBIN senses and space. Since the band tinues to challenge this CD is no exception. There are the tempo of "Caught In A Mosh" and "I Am departed from Atlantic Records, the song, being innovative no real surprises, no new songs, but Staff Reporter The Law," two massive songs that we have all watched their struggle has become more never erratic. no new covers, just straight- Now that were already recorded live on Villonova bands countless late-night com- and more of a reality. The band Unfortunately, every song forward hard-core tried and true the I'm The Man EP. mercials for CDs containing "all was forced to regroup and start- needs lyrics. "American gladia- songs. There is also a guest of our favorite hits from the '80s," up again. Their self-titled debut tor" appearance of Brafl Divens provides the Chuck D and Flavor The next CD of theirs. State \ve have finally begun to cut our Of play was recorded and later mixed at lyrics for this young band. Using This CD is a compilation of Flav for a cover of Public Enemy's Earth Day Euphoria, brings "Antisocial," a ties to that fabulous decade of Electric Ladyland studios with Anthrax's career under old a Danzig approach to lyrical range song, "Bring The Noise" that cover of the French punk band cheesy riffs and sexy synthesizers. the help Island's By ELIZABETH of music ace Ron St. and delivery, he is definitely the record label (everything appeared in Attack Of The Killer Trust and DURKIN pelin and Nirvana, as a special We are now "Now It's Dark," a immersed in the post- Germain. "weak link." but Sound of White Noise, their B's which also sparked Staff Reporter tribute to Kurt Cobain. Divens writes in the this tour. frightening good thrasher. Final- grunge/punk culture which relies The recording latest CD). This opens with character of a beaten-up and 70-minute long This CD brings songs from as ly, To be chosen to play at this on one in their most recent CD (with Northwestern state for its "Frustration," a song which shaken CD was recorded in two parts, the far back as order to celebrate Earth event on campus, bands were down, young Jon Borjovi. "Metal Thrashing respect to Joey as the singer) In movement. Souls at Zero, hailing represents the first eight songs were recorded Day on Saturday, April bands strengths During "Hardline," lie barks out Mad" from their first album Attack The 23, asked to send in tapes of their out of the Of Killer B's they Baltimore/Washington immediately. A strong rhythm live in concert Oct. 1991 out in Fistful Metal, five Villanova student bands music to the Concert Coordi- "It's so easy to be one of the mass Of a time in their include the previously mentioned D.C. area, are struggling to join section begins the song, California on their Live Noize tour have been chosen to perform on occasion- with your head shoved up your lives when playing heavy metal "Bring nator of the SPC, Eileen Trapp. these The Noise" with Public bands in their success. ally interrupted by guitar spatter- with Public Enemy, the last four was their the lawn outside Dougherty "Usually only three ass." This lyrical showmanship first concern, and it Enemy and an old bands are Souls at Zero was remake of an once known ings until there is a tight interplay almost songs were recorded live in front shows in this fast Hall from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. chosen," says Trapp, "but this makes the listener remi- paced riff. Off Ace Frehely song "Parasite" as Wrathchild America, a band between of contest River, the two. This is a formula nisce about days sniffing magic winners in a studio Jan. their second LP, Spreading The which Sunday Crown of year they were so good we admonished both bring an added dimen- for their physical. which works well throughout the 1992. This CD is outdated since Disease, Thorns, Maryjanes, Egg and decided to have five." (Continued from page 28) comes "A.I.R.," another sion that makes this CD work. the singer, Joey Belladonna, has intense taste of their earlier Steve Lanzilotta were chosen In between each band's ses- years. Back in 1987 a.quote for Among been ousted and already replaced Next up is by the Student Programming sion, which Trapp says should Among The Living The Living in a magazine accu- byJohn Bush who did an excellent (possibly one of Council in conjunction with last about 45 minutes, there the best albums rately described .this adrenaline- job heading this formidable band ever created) and from this the Villanova Environmental will be three invited speakers. a filled band and ultimately this live on Sound of White Noise in 1993. taken four megabits: "Indians," Group which is sponsoring Congresswoman Marjorie a CD: "So good, it will make you Anthrax is always guaranteed Earth Day. Margolies-Mezvinski, the Rev socially conscious moshing tune sweat!" Two of the bands, Sunday Ray Jackson, O.S.A., from River and Maryjanes, will be Villanova and Kevin O'Don-

playing their own composi- nell, superintendent of oSvSt*^ tions. Sunday River describes grounds, will each speak on 1993-1994 TOP ELEWH SOHGS Circa provides chic their sound as mellow, while subjects related to the Earth Maryjanes are purely alterna- Day cause. . HEARD AT THE miMU¥AII OFFICE tive. Crown of Thorns will be Although these bands have (based on massi¥e, often infuriatb^, aiririay and performing a mixture of orig- performed at assorted locations N.Y.C. entertainment inal and popular songs. One in the area, on Saturday they the weal reactkms of our editors-in-cliKff song, especially written for will be playing for free. "We By MICHELE CARROLL with cathedral-high ceilings, a years. He has brought some of Earth Day by Crown of are happy to be doing this," mezzanine Staff Reporter and a vault containing that west coast flare to Philadel- Thorns, is called "Another said Sam Caggiula, lead singer different sizes of 50 deposit boxes, phia, with dishes ranging from Day." Egg and Steve Lanzilotta of Crown of Thorns. "Myself some still unopened. From the pasta to grilled fish. Circa also has will perform songs by such and one other member are mezzanine, one can scan the dance excellent salads for the more groups as Stone Temple Pilots, graduating seniors, it's so kind 11. "Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia)" — Us3 health conscious, as well as tasty and Red Hot Chili you are driving down Walnut Peppers, of like a last good-bye to If appetizers. Pearl Jam, The Cure, Led Zep- Villanova." 10. "Laid" — James Street on a Friday night and see One can either eat in the main a line down the block, chances are 09. "No Rain" — Blind Melon dining area or dine in the vault these stylish looking people are below. The seating ends at 9 p.m., 08, "Runaway Train" — Soul Asylum waiting to enter Philadelphia's and the tables are moved out at newest chic hotspot. Circa. Since 07. "Daughter" — Pearl Jam ioiiMildmior 11 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Mom its recent opening Dec. 17 of last Saturday nights,to make room for 06. "Hey Jealousy" — Gin Blossoms year, Circa has been drawing the By KAREN miiiic as X#fo, dancing. Circa has three bars as GOULART Turner plays Beverly Sutphin, a goes unnoticed by everyone but Known for his dark trendy, hip crowd of the club sense of extremes collide, they mesh into NighfNight" — 10,000 Maniacs well as a working Staff Reporter 05. "Because The hand-operated suburban housewife whose body Mom, who, wielding her trusty fly humor and taste for scene in Philadelphia. Located on the perverse, a movie that starts off as uproar- iMjf hi oil #legpit elevator. count is beginning to outnumber swatter, deftly smashes the little John Waters has directed The Sign" — Ace of Base the corner of Walnut and 15th, such ious and slowly winds down to The New York style atmosphere her recipes for meatloaf menace across Circa is definitely the kitchen table. bizzare cult favorites as "Polyes- dull and the place to be MWiig. ridiculous. 03. "Linger" } Cranberries at Circa is very different from daughter's boyfriend In the film's opening scene. The glimmer in to enjoy great music, Your her eye as she ter," "Mondo Trasho" and the When the film hits the halfway dancing and stood her up on Saturday, most Philadelphia clubs. With Mom is fawning over her family wipes away the bloody, squashed more mainstream flicks, Jones Counting Crows Mediterranean-style food. "Hairs- mark, Turner's escapades become less your son's teacher says that he at the hairspray and more style than breakfast table, scooping body is unmistakable. This is just pray" and "Cry Baby." However, The owners of Circa, David predictable and somewhat silly, as Delaware Avenue, Circa draws is emotionally disturbed and a out scrambled eggs and refilling the mild beginning Mantelmacher of what could "Serial Mom" may be one of his do the kids: horror and Philippe Daou- floor below, actions of her packed with young, the young, trendy crowds from all couple of your husband's patients juice glasses. The sun is shining be the funniest killing spree since most viewer-friendly films yet, (and the Mo. 1 song, played approximately 100 phars, are also the owners of as movie freak, Chip (Matthew Lil- good-looking, stylish people danc- parts of the city. Chic, upscale and make fun of his dental care abil- through the Laura Ashley cur- Christian Slater it another popular nightspot, and Winona combines the grotesqueness of lard), and lovelorn daughter, Xero, ing to New York style beats. 9 day on YIOO. . stylish, Circa is fast becoming the ities. What is a mom to do? Well, tains, birds are chirping out on the Ryder thinned out the popular "Trasho" with times .} located off South Street. Circa some of the more Misty (Ricki Lake). By the end of Circa is also an excellent place hip in Waters' world, place to go in Philadelphia for John the answer manicured lawn, everything is population of Westerberg High in "normal" qualities boasts the same kind of music as of "Hairs- the film, the audience is noticeably 01. "Cryin' " — Aerosmith to go for dinner. The head chef, great food, is obvious — become a serial perfect — except music and dancing. for that fly, "Heathers" — for the first hour, pray." This may sound like a Xero, but in a very different, good wriggling in their seats, wonder- Albert Paris, was previously the Circa is located killer. In "Serial Mom," Kathleen swooping at 1518 Walnut from plate to plate. It anyway. thing to some, but when the elegant setting. Previously an old two (Continued on page 35) executive chef at Mirabella's and St., Philadelphia. Reservations bank, Circa's interior is all marble worked in San Francisco for nine are recommended. ,>^^:*0m '^c^/'^'''-^-.

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I THE ARTS THE ARTS I 'Nova Theatre enlivens 'Maivin's Room' American Dream ByJONTOTA Every aspect of "Marvin's Staff Reporter Room" is clearly top-notch. Once By again, the multi-talented Wesley RICH WEBSTER to enjoy the spectacle, with the comes up empty and is left behind about "Floyd Collins" is the music emotional ride (which most likely Maloney-Truitt has created a set Staff Reporter military J there to keep the peace. to face his death alone, devoid of score by Adam Guettel, "featuring is Landau's intent). Collins strug- in awhile you have the with an uncommon blend of visual Once Tin% Landau, who wrote and comfort and hope. guitar, banjo, fiddle, harmonica gles through moments of anguish, opportunity to see a play so beauty and practical construction. directed the production, is also the Landau not only attacks the and other acoustic instruments terror, incoherence, madness, superior that it cannot be missed. In this glorious space, the talented author of 1969. Landau manages promised land of mother money. played live on stage." The songs delirium, contemplation and final- Villanova Theatre's production of cast, led by Sally Mercer (Bessie), the winter of 1925 in Ken- to In incorporate some of the anger She reserves some of her ammu- are at varying times excited ly, for better or worse, spiritual "Marvin's Room" offers one such Angie Radosh (Lee) and Andrew tucky, the "cave wars" were in of the '60s, a time of revolt against nition for religious fanatics and hillbilly romps, disturbing and peace. Jim Morlino, who plays the opportunity. While there are only Davoli (Hank), play their roles full swing. "Cave wars" refers to the status quo complacency of a the press las well. The former is foreboding revelations, mournful, part of Floyd, gives a wild-eyed a few days left to see this perfor- with sincere emotions and a touch the practice or competition close-minded, elitist United portrayed by Collins' father who melodic folk tunes and sparse, performance and has audience mance, it is well worth the effort of pleasant humor. Superb comic between enterprising landowners States, into "Floyd Collins," is seen as an ill-tempered tyrant, hypnotic tappings. The standout members believing he must be to get a ticket. .performances by Peter Donohue to discover the largest and most whicn serves up a big rock and condemning his wayward son and among the bunch is "The Carni- half crazy himself. The second act (Dr. Scripted by the recently Wally), David Olive (Bob) and beautiful caverns in the surround- drops it hard on the foot of the being content in the idea that val" which opens the second act. starts off with a bang but soon deceased Scott McPherson, "Mar- Mimi Smith ing areas, (Ruth) lighten the the type that conjures • "American Dream." Floyd has been eternally damned Behind a whirlinc backdrop of slows down under the weight of vin's Room" is a timeless story of heavy mood of the performance up prehistoric images of lumber- to Hell. The latter is seen simply several standard, sappy tunes, undying love and neverending and provide a number of well- ing, furry tribes and mysterious, as a mindless, rhythmic swarm of though it hardly takes away from generosity. Bessie, a forty-year- deserved laughs. extinct beasts gnawing on the parasitic flies sucking the juice the overall effect. old woman diagnosed with leuke- Harriet Power's flawless direc- bones of some fallen goliath. Once cTEMPLE UNIVERSITY 567-0670 ladelphia" exhibit and his works are all about. This and exasperation. The play is to the plot. According to Raunch, 5/3 from which everything else 893-5252 THEATER 4/22-5/1 man does not represent senseless based on simple terms, yet twists exfiemely vveli this is precisely the kind of angle evolves," said Young. "Come and Meet the Music" 204-1344 Student recitals: Moliere's "The Imaginary ACADEMY OF jargon and freaky clothing; he in such a way that the plot director Robinson was trying to 5/5-5/7, 5/10 4/22-4/23 If we can recognize these char- 4/22 Invalid" FINE ARTS transcends that. There may be no becomes intricate and riveting. theuirtversai achieve. A slight comic twist made Works by Blacher, Haydn and acters and understand how they Works by Beethoven, Stra- Ed Graczyk's "Come Back to 972-7642 better way to realize and appre- One cannot attribute the entire the production that much more relate to our society today, perhaps Stravinsky the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, VU ART 4/22-4/24 themes ttiot vinsky and Schubert GALLERY ciate these statements than to go success of the show solely to the enjoyable. One can clearly see this more out of Dean" play 519-4612 we can get a little 4/25 Jimmy "Nannette Clark/Scott Roth- see a live Shakespearean play for work of one Englishman. Powerful quality in the performance of lago all 4/22-4/24 tttMAespewe "Othello," and likewise out of Works by Bernstein, Beethoven PHILADELPHIA 4/22-5/23 stein: Recent Work" oneself. Fortunately, there is one performances are given by almost as well. There is a Festival of Shakespearean works. and Shostakovich CHAMBER Young Musicians "Metavisions" exhibit 4/22-5/27 quite playing every character in In speaking worthwhile nearby. the production. with Young, he reason is known for SOCIETY 4/24 loved se much. why this man 4/28, 4/30 MUSIC "Frank Furness and Cultural Now playing at The Annenberg Although his performance is expressed that there is a definite his This just might 569-8587 Temple Wind Symphony and talented work. "Marriage of Figaro" at Haver- PHILADELPHIA Reformation" Center Theatre at University unmoving at first, Othello may shoot off Old English lines message that The (Bruce goes beyond the era be the time to experience some of 4/28 Collegiate Band performs FESTIVAL 5/6-5/27 ford's Centennial Hall THEATRE of Pennsylvania from April 15- A. Young) does manage to reach quicker than a firecracker. of Shakespeare. The theme of how it and open oneself to the depth Vermeer Quartet performing works by Copland and Verdi 735-1500 Annual Student Exhibition May 1, is the forever classic, the audience in a touching manner Matthew Rauch (Cassio) jealousy can also destroy even a bond and meaning of William BARNES & NOBLE works by Mozart and Dvorak 4/28-4/30 4/22-5/1 and Graduate Thesis "Othello." Presented by the Phila- by the fall of the curtain. Perhaps manages to attract the attention as strong as that between Othello "Orphee Et Eurydice" opera Ian Kerner's "Straight Shakespeare. 520-0355 4/29 Man" Exhibition ', *' ' '. . , -k •'I' !,.•, ' I :'tr'\\

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Upcoming events and movies films to look for ^WhEN A Man Loves a Women^

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special to the Villanovan In other news, Philadelphia Orchestra Music Director Wolf- Delaware Valley commun- The gang Sawallisch will lead the ity is invited to meet Phila- Orchestra and audience in an delphia Orchestra Music Director engaging exploration of the devel- Wolfgang Sawallisch at a special opment of Mozart's symphonic ^ f event at the Tower Records Clas- style at a "Come and Meet the BAd GiRls sical on Annex Sunday, April 24, Music" concert on Tuesday, May 2-4 p.m. Sponsored by Tower 3, at 8 p.m. in the Academy of Records, The Philadelphia Orches- Music. With charm and humor tra, Classics and 95.7 EMI WFLN that are uniquely his own, Maes- the will FM, event be emceed by tro Sawallisch will guide his WFLN Program Director Dave listeners through a progression of Conant and will feature record personal observations, musical signings, interviews with the illustrations, and ultimately a Maestro, refreshments and draw- concert performance of Mozart's ings for prizes for chosen specially first and last symphonies: the this event. grand prize is the The Symphony No. 1 in E-flat major, opportunity to sit in of the on one K. 16; and the Symphony No. 41 Philadelphia Orchestra's upcom- in C major, K. 551 ("Jupiter"). ing recording sessions with Maes- "Come and Meet the Music" is tro Sawallisch. a recurring series of concerts All EMI Classics recordings of presented by the Philadelphia Maestro, Sawallisch with The Orchestra that features spoken PHOTO BY TOUCHSTONE PICTURES Philadelphia Orchestra will be on commentary by the conductor Touchst6ne Pictures presents "When a Man Loves a Woman." The movie revolves around sale, including the recordings of from the podium. Maestro Sawal- Alice and Michael Green (Meg Ryan and Andy Garcia) whose family life becomes seriously Dvorak's Symphonies No. 7, 8 and lisch led his first "Come and Meet threatened by alcoholism. It is an emotion-filled show appropriate for this day and age. 9 and his Cello Concerto with the Music" concert on March 15, Natalia well Gutman, as as other 1993, to enthusiastic popular and selections from EMI's Sawallisch critical acclaim. In these programs catalog. Special discount vouchers he offers his own reflections on PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA will be distributed to those attend- the program and then gives dem- f ing the event who would like to The Philadelphia Orchestra, EMI Classlcs and WFLN 95.7 FM will onstrations of the music both on be sponsoring a special event PCU purchase the soon-to-be-released on Sunday, April 24. the piano and using sections of the Wolfgang Sawallisch, Philadelphia Orchestra Music Director, will be at recording of Bruckner's Tower Records Classical Sym- Orchestra, before leading the full Annex from 2 to 4 p.m. phony No. 4 with Wolfgang Sawal- Orchestra in a complete perfor- of the orchestra, speaking pas- lisch will analyze Mozart's first or *'sinfonias," which were lisch and The Philadelphia mance. After the March 1993 sionately about the music, playing and last symphonies. The Sym- increasingly being performed Orchestra. concert Peter Dorbrin of the musical examples on the piano, phony No. 1 was written when separately in concert. The Sym- Tower Records Classical Annex Philadelphia Inquirer wrote, "In joking with the musicians, and Mozart was only 9 years old and phony No. 41, written three years is located at 539 South St.; at the comments before each piece, his subtly making friends with his on a performance tour of London before his death, is the quintes- northeast corner of 6th and South ironic and impish sense of humor new audience." with his father. The three- sential classical symphony that streets, in Center City came across loud and clear. He In the program on May 3, spon- movement work was modeled points the way to the innovations Philadelphia. seemed at ease standing in front sored by AT&T, Maestro Sawal- ' after overtures to Italian operas, of Beethoven.

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"The inkwell" starring (L to R) Duane Martin, Larenz Tate, Perry Moore and Markus Redmond, PHOTO BY 20TH CENTURY FOX is a coming-of-age story at>out shy and confused, 1 5-year-old Drew (Larenz Tate). story The politically responsible film, f '?u '".'IX.""^ PCU is a definite movie occurs in the mid-'70s on Martha's Vineyard where Drew tries to find a common bond one for the 90s. The satiric plot and theme only manage to insult the summer with radical father and conservative mother. Drew manages to escape his shell and free-thinking college student. Stars are (clockwise AT THE from top) Jon realizes that he will never k>e the same again. MOUUN ROUGE: THE DANCE' 1890 Henri de Toulouse- Uutrec Favreau, Megan Ward, Chris Young, Jeremy PIven, David Spade and Sarah Trigger. ' Opening of 19th Century European Galleries on Thursday,tI^^}^ S*^".May Mozart's 'The Marriage of Figaro' 5, from 11:30 on at the Philadelphia Museum of

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Pay 34 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 22, 199^ April 22, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 35 ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT « CRYPTO—LYRICS A satirical 'PCU' annoys APRIL Eaeh l«tter in the Cryptogram stands for another. €ach puzzle features Campus Paperback Bestsellers the lyrics to a popular song followed by artist and song title. 1. TH€ CUCNT. by John Unahwn ((slancVDeH »» to shut the Pit down if the res- S6 ) By COLEEN envisions himself as Bill Voung to lawyar's KENIREY Clinton AHEAD THIS boy n pnvy • dsacty sacral idents do not pay the in 2. Padcan Senior Reporter $7,000 at a Senate inquisition defending Tha BrM. by John Gratiam (Del $6 99 ) Ldw student knds lianriMt on Iha run trorn kiHars o( Iwo Suprarrw Court jiislicas fines that they have accumulated. his actions with, "But, I didn't 1 ScMndar'a Ual. by Thomas KanadHy (Touchstone SI2 00) To raise the money, they decide exhale!" JRHNMVG, Nan pwly mamtwr reacuas Jews m Potdfid dunr

i i S. Wmiar (BaManline attract Moon, Oaan Koon<2 I ¥>CU" stands for Port Ches- students from all groups. some amusing moments of rapid- by S6 99 Violence m L A and Montana laada to a oontrontakon wdh somethng unearttfy X^ter University, also The idea of satirizing the near fire dialogue that reek of catchy 6. The TaHamait o( Sttannara. by Terry Brooks (Del Rey. SS 99 CABARET ConduMon toltie Heritage ol Sharmara' series known as politically correct uni- obsessive focus oh protests and one-liners. As Droz observes the CHESTNUT ESC 7. Tha Tao a( Pooh, by Beniamn Holt (Penguin. (9 00 versity. This new film is a satire causes prevalent on certain cam- 38th and Chestnut streets HJ Jerrytown students playing HGSWX FC XGSZH Taoism aa teen ttuough A A.Mtnes characters Philadelphia, Pa. •w Tha Ta ol PIgtat, by Benjamin Holl (Pengun. $tO of the '90s emphasis on using puses is an interesting premise for against the Womynists in frisbee 00 a Aspects ol Taoist phAnophy through Iha eyes ol piglet appropriate language and sup- a film. However, although it may 382-1202 contest he says, "Hippielympics 9. Tha Way TNnga Ought To B«. by Rush Umbaugh (Pocliet w/Heyseeds Star $6 50 ) Controvareial issues fiat's Limbau(X> leintoiy porting worthwhile social causes. have amusing moments, "PCU" — doesn't matter who wins April 22 — Waltons, Buzz Zeimer 10. Young Man and Fira, Norman (University ol The writers, Leff generally presents college April 26 — CeCe Peniston by Maclean Clvcago, Adam and Zak stu- because they're all losers." Droz tlO 95) Story ol the catastrophe Montana Iwesi he m 1949 April — Horton Heat w//Possum Dixon HJ NMQI FSVJQQS Penn, wrote the screenplay in dents as moronic, whether they also advises a potential freshper- 28 Reverend wPt »i''m^Mf "Mw^ Mm* *« '«•• reaction are socially April 29 — Matt Sevier, Huffamoose w/Ben Arnold to their experiences at conscious or not. son, "You can major in Gameboy of Wesleyan University, where they Many the characters are exag- if you know how to bulls*@#." Mew G Recommended observed conflicts among various gerated to the degree that they CONNELLY CENTER CINEMA The recurring chase scenes HM».« M.^* • C.'C^aMM interest groups. become annoying. Connelly La MaravHIa, by Allredo Vea. Jr (Plume. 95 "PCU" exagger- quickly become tiresome. Prospec- Center S9 ) (M'AA ZGFGFDGZ) Largely aulobiograpfiical tale ol hie in a squatter s commumly in tha brothers Villanova, de&ert outside in ates these tensions through comed- The of Balls & Shaft, tive freshperson Tom (Chris Pa. Phoenix the 1950s Living Out Loud, by Anna Quindlen (Fawcsn. 00 ic, but often infantile, representa- the fraternity of L.L. Bean-clad 645-7250 S12 ) Young) is chased by a group of Colleclion ol her columns integrating memories ol her childhood and tions of campus life. snobs with Mayflower roots, these writers when he accidental- April 22 — Viewer's Choice obsenfations ol adulthood develop Old my Mama Uka to Oanca?. by Geela Kolhan Ed (Avon. Jeremy Piven stars as Droz, the schemes to prevent the Biltarsweel deeply the ly pulls the plug in the computer Th« solution to this Issuo's Cfyplo4.yrfcs can Im found S10 00 ) and moving slunes about mosi mys terious and complex ol relationships a molher and and her daughter leader of a group of slackers who party. David Spade (of "Saturday lab. The meat J.C.DOBBS on pogo 27. demonstrators and t—oiMnmof ttmmrimrtmaniimiunMU. *uocunoM<» causal tTOMS Night Life"), laugh at the protest mania of the the best comedic the Balls & Shaft crew are among Third and South streets cause asset to "PCU," is Philadelphia, supporters at PCU. Piven wasted. As the other various groups in pre- Pa. has had cameos in several films, McPherson, the fraternity's lead- 925-4053 dictable, endless pursuit of Tom. Answer to last issue's 'Nova Crypto-Lyrlcs: having played a cashier in "Sin- er, his lines are limited and do not Although "PCU" has good April 22 — Kenn Kweder & The Rolling Blackouts gles" and a drunken party guest often allow for the sarcastic dead- April 24 — The Grays intentions and some humorous i-4 in "Say Anything." Droz and his pan delivery he employs in the May 1 — Chris Duarte Poi I bits and pieces, it falls short ITS PLAIN TO SEE Dog friends live in a mansion, formerly amusing "1-800-COLLECT" com- overall. It is a regurgitation of YOU'RE THE REASON THAT owned by a preppie fraternity, mercials. KHYBER PASS PUB some old plot devices from GOD MADE A GIRL "Poi Dog Pondering; in a search for called the Pit (no relation to There are some funny 56 South Second St. "Revenge of the Nerds," "Animal some Idnd of reflection back from Dougherty Hall). moments. Droz raids a protest House" and Philadelphia, Pa. other, funnier, college — PRINCE this strange, grotesque, and l)eau- The Pit dwellers are loathed by staged by the Causeheads outside comedies. 440-9683 Someone should have (THE MOST BEAUTIFUL tiful passage called life: fuses slinky everyone o|k_campus for their the school cafeteria. As the April 22 - H.P. Zinker, Caterpillar w/Milk C H I S T R A told the producers that an over- GIRL IN THE WORLD) rhythms, tender melodies, feedback, apathy, pat^ticiilSK:h^ by Garcia- crunchy demonstrators chant and April 23 — Pitchblende hyped and too-lengthy appearance w/Bassholes violin, horn section, piano, organ Thompsoa, the carry signs reading, "Love Not April 26 — Steak Daddy CKUversity's by singer George Clinton was not w/6 Morefiends and percolating percussion, with female Meatloaf," Droz April president. The pi'esicient is pummels them going to be enough to save 27 — Thurston Moore lyrics this that pass through everyday Auditions for the 1994-1995 season unpopular with alumni, so with raw meatballs. Gutter (Jon film. Those gosh-darn April 28 — Grain w/House of Large Sizes college simplicities, spiritual complexities, of the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra decides to make some 'avreau) visits the stoneheads of impressive kiddies like that grunge stuff, not and plummet headlong into the begins 1 p.m. May 7 at the Arch changes shortly before the Bicen- Jerry [Garcia]town during his beer funk music. Get it MAIN LION NIGHT CLUB right, Holly- sensual and the surreal.*' This multi- Street United Methodist Church run for the Pit party. friends 625 W. tennial (no relation to Sesquicen- His wood. You should have tried Alice Lancaster Ave. talented music group features vocals, (Broad and Arch streets). Auditions tennial) celebration. She threatens pursuade him to smoke, and he in Chains. Wayne, Pa. trumpet, guitars, saxophone, flute, are open to all 688-2900 qualified musicians clarinet, bass, percussion and violin. ages 14-21. For more information April 22 — Strange As Angels Poi Dog Pondering will be perform- call 765-8485. April 23 — Slippery and the Skirt Chasers or ing at the Do Die performs T.L.A. May 3, 1994. April 29 — Disney roars this summer Fuzzy Bunny Slippers April 30 — Backstreets (Continued from page 27) , or Die at the Berwyn Tavern, fJ THE SPECTRUM Die also has a remake of Bad- Rafter's and Philly favorites JC finger's "Baby Blue," which was Dobbs and 40th St. Underground. Broad and Pattison Place style. By ERIC and foreign film consideration for 32nd, full-length, animated Dis- reworked to fit the band's Holt and Saunders can also be CHEUNG Philadelphia, Pa. "Farewell, My Concubine." To The slow ballad, "Song of the seen playing acoustic on Tuesday Entertainment Editor ney feature has a lot to live up 336-3600 top off these achievements were to. Previous offerings "Aladdin" Earth," features sax by Tony nights, at the Muddy Duck. The April 29 — Rush w/ Candlebox the Best Actor and Actress nom- and "Beauty and the Beast" both White, who has also worked with record release party, sponsored by May 13 — Bryan Adams inations for the Tina Turner bio surpassed the $100 million 10,000 Maniacs. "If It's Gone" is WDRE is scheduled for Wednes- mark May 25-26 — Meatloaf "What's Love Got To Do With It" (the former grossed over the most alternative song on the day, May 4 at Egypt on Delaware $200 June 19-20 - Phil and the three Oscars bestowed Collins tempo and deep Ave. Earn CD. The slow College million and the latter earned a Credit summer it was the king upon Jane Campion's critic- in a For more information or to be Last Best Picture nomination). This THEATRE OF THE LIVING vocals will hold listeners of reptiles, T. Rex, that pleasing "The Piano." Many ARTS trance until the close of the song. added to the mailing list, write 556 particular picture is notably dif- 334 enthralled movie-goers nation- South St. Lancaster Ave., Frazer, people realize Disney's financial ferent in two respects from The CD closes with "Song of the PA 19355, other Philadelphia, Pa. wide, earning Spielberg's "Juras- clout but fail to acknowledge its Earth," which deserves to be or call (610) 647-2946. Disney animated films. It is the 922-1011 sic Park" a hefty million artistic edge $345 box through ' Miramax. first time a Disney picture boasts played in an arena with an orches- April 23 — Kirstin Hersh w/ Pooka office reward. This summer it Currently, films like "Sirens," tral backdrop. Valentino's inten- a complete cast of non-humans April appears as though the king of "Blue" and 26 — Charlatans w/Queen Sarah Saturday "The House of Spirits" and it is first sity on drums gives the song a the time in recent April 27 —Junior Brown animals, a lion cub named Simba, are delighting audiences in limited spiritual air. memory that the music will be April will do the same. And a mouse release 28 - The Samples locations. provided from the pop arena 'Serial In Six May 3 — Poi Mom' shall lead all — Dog Pondering them Mickey Unfortunately, for 1994 there (through Elton John) rather than Mouse, that is. seems to be no shortage of box- from the Broadway tradition. (Continued from page 28) Through the acquisition of office TROCADERO failures for Disney Studios. Using primeval Africa as the 1003-05 Arch St. No Ivtfo iOfigs w ing how much longer this premise Miramax films in 1993, Walt From "Iron Will" to "Cabin Boy" setting, "The Lion King" tells the Philadelphia, Pa. can be dragged out. Humorous Disney Studios has come a long to "Angie," film after film opens tale of a lion cub named Simba 923-7625 the CD sound courtroom cameos by Patricia way in making itself an unstop- in or near the top- 10 among box and his journey to adulthood April 24 — Modern Rock-Fest Hearst (as a juror no less) and pable movie force. Last year a total office sales and then dismally ciWco« when he will earn the right to be Suzanne Sommers help to lighten of 35 pictures were released May 1 — Brand New Heavies w/Jamiroquai plummets off movie screens in called king. On his way Simba May 6 — Shonen Knife the monotony, but there is no true through Disney's subsidiary com- subsequent Disney Studios has w/The Dentists meets the usual cast of assorted the lights finally live show is one that relief until house panies, including Walt Disney, had is with its family-oriented Their villains and friends. James Earl come up. Touchstone and Hollywood Pic- 23 EAST CABARET demands attention. Lxx)k for Do "D2: The Mighty Ducks 2" which Jones provides the voice of Mufasa, 23 E. Lancaster Ave. tures. In 1994 the stakes have has grossed over $30 million. New Simba's mighty father who Ardmore, Pa. been raised since 60 movies have and upcoming releases from all stresses the importance of the 896-6420 already been or are scheduled to the major subsidiary studios hope "circle of life" and the balance of and we promise hit the big screen. ^"1 ~ ^^""^^'^ w/David Coppa to change this trend. nature, while Jeremy Irons is the A oo J^"''"^ & Scrapple April 23 - Tommy Conwell Looking at 1993's triumphs evil uncle. w/Clarence Spady Scar. April Mike provides a clue as to how this "The Inkwell" details an 26 — Stern Trio w/Jupiter Coyote Other famous actors and April year's crop of fare. 28 — Acoustic Junction w/Lear movies will In African-American teenager's com- actresses lending their voices February, Walt Disney Studios ing of age during the '70s at a include Whoopi Goldberg as one history it made when became the black community in Martha's of Scar's hench-hyenas and Mat- first company to have five consec- Vineyard. Directed by "Straight thew Broderick as the adult Sim- utive pictures pass the $50 million of Out Brooklyn's" Matty Rich, ba. With an African-tinged collec- mark. All of them were released "Inkwell" attempts a different MOVIE tion of songs and scores provided THEATERS last year: "Cool (gross: Runnings" angle on the plethora of movies by Elton John, "The Lion King" $67,853,144), "The Nightmare detailing the African-American will almost certainly join the AMC BRYN MAWR TWIN THEATER 824 Before Christmas" (gross: experience. pantheon of Disney's timeless Lancaster Ave. Bryn $50,003,043), "The Three Musket- Andy Garcia and Meg Ryan animated classics. Mawr, Pa. eers" (gross: $52,361,517), "Sister could very 525-2662 well provide the chem- Even as the roar of a lion may 2" Act (gross: $53,381,492) and istry for this year's date movie, rule the movie world, Disney has "Tombstone" (gross: ERIC $52,811,815). "When a Man Loves a Man." its eyes set on the realm of TWIN ARDMORE 34 W. Meanwhile "The Joy Luck Certainly a romantic story, this videotapes. In May, the made-for- Lancaster Ave. Club" (now available on video), emotional picture Ardmore, Pa. explores the video "Aladdin" sequel, "Return addressing the Chinese-American, power of love when 642-2000 a marriage is of Jafar" will send children and mother-daughter experience, threatened by alcoholism. Miram- their parents running to the video received critical acclaim. At the ax is slated ERIC KING to release Brandon stores with cash in hand. And & QUEEN 6 Oscars this year, Disney dominat- Lee's ill-fated last film, Valley Forge Shopping "The coming this fall, the classic among Center ed many of the nominations includ- in the Route 202, King of Crow" next few weeks. all classics, "Snow White and the Prussia. Pa. recognition for "The Finally, there is 265-2776/337-1777 ing technical "The Lion Seven Dwarfs," will be available Christmas" King" Nightmare Before which opens in June. 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Page 36 • THE VIUANOVAN • April 22, 1994 ENTERTAINMENT April 22. 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 37 h Inconsistency haunts women's lacrosse; leaves record at 5-5 By BROOKE FERENCSIK Rachel Mack smacked nylon three from offensive Staff Reporter powerhouse Con- Chris McNeff handled the brunt record to 5-5. The offense must HOROSCOPES ^ times and Sharon Flanagan and nor as she beat the netminder of the goaltending duties in this become more consistent. Kelly Morley Also, the grabbed a goal each. three times off of four shots. wade through the mobs on the mam Just when you think the game and had four saves out of checking must tighten up and Leo: Tower Records. You Villan- Netminder Brett Clancy played Morley riy WAYNE BREMSER, ^R. to. It gets continued her scoring ten shots. Brett Clancy contribut- mor^ shots floor looking for boring music that everyone listens ova women's lacrosse team is on goal are imperative. the entire game and racked up ways as Assistant Entertainment Editor country she tacked on two more. ed to the win, saving five If the hot. You sweat. Hint: go upstairs, where they sell jazz, going to find its stride, it stumbles. out of lacrosse team can put nine saves. Clancy moved her Kate Schalk and Kate Harvey types of music; Part of this inconsistency seven shots. everything together, it could and world music. Even if you don't like these can be record 3-3 make to with a 10.71 goals added goals to cap off the with smelly teenagers attributed to a lack blowout. The split leveled the Wildcat a run at the top in the final weeks. it is not as bad as being elbow to elbow of offense and against average. Aquarius: The sun has finally come. Your face is tormented listening horror of a song, "The Sign." to a lack of intensity. to that shameful After the heartbreaking loss, and already red. Reward of half-decent facial The Cats played products or against West 'Nova came out with something sunblocks mom might lend you. Instead I suggest using have lots of free time. Chester April 12 with some Virgo: You have quit television and you a full head to prove as they demolished an Nutreogena SPF 30 moisturizer and sunscreen. County, looking for young of steam after they Drive the country roads of Lancaster dominated overmatched Holy Cross 13-6 on with. UMass 12-8 one Congratulations chat game before. Amish hitchhikers to pick up and In April 17. Defensively and offen- Pisces: TLA Video. I suggest you pick up Pasolini's "Salo: 120 a tremendous battle filled with sively the Cats were clicking. Holy Days of Sodom." It is an Italian film adapted from the text of you just hard checking, 'Nova Sagittarius: Dream. You are searching for a ring fell in a Cross was doomed from the fiRADS.OF. 1 Marquis de Sade. Drink Carlsberg 994 beer and eat lowfat microwave bought. It is a Pink Topaz stone set in gold. You think you heartbreaker to West Chester 10- outset. popcorn while watching. you go to search 9. left it at work. The details are vague. When 'Nova went up big in the first drugs. The first half ended in 3-3 for it you encounter bondage and intravenous a half, 10-4, and called off the dogs Taurus: You are thinking about Billy John and Elton defensive Joel. struggle, but in the in the second, "Rocket outscoring the man man man man; piano man man man man man Scorpio: practical education away second half, play opened up You consider throwing your and Crusaders 3-2 for the 13-6 final. . . together ... . at last last last ... two giants of ROCK ROCK drink Sauza West Chester took the slim for a job in a creative field. After this revelation you advan- Mack was a force again as she sent ROCK!!!" Aw, shucks, whatever. It is not even music. It is greeting cards. tage. Shannon O'Neil tequila and have bad dreams about writing was held three goals home off of seven monster trucks. scoreless on 10 shots but she shots. Amiee Mooney had perhaps life is picked up four Capricorn: A certain dominant Madonna figure in your assists. Heidi her best game of the season, Gemini: At a formal: are in you the bathroom listening tothe really if what I Connor led the Wildcat beginning to sharpen your pencils, you know offense smacking net three times in four Bjork CD on your Sony Discman. With the volume at 8, you with four mean. goals off of nine shots. shots. More 'Nova scoring came can barely hear people talking about using dating as some sort of moral justification for casual, intoxicat^ sex. 1994 Acuta Libra: You have uncontrollable urges to seek out senior Peter Itttetra LS Shauger and congratulate him on his forthcoming graduation Cancer: You teach some sort of science lab to arts students. (either in May or after a short stint in summer session) with NO CREDIT NEEDED As you watch your students •I- come less frequently to class, their a warm hug and a kiss. tax skin darker and redder, you feel venom and jealously swell in a month your belly. But, alas, you find yourself crazed and staring in for 30 months Aries: You never thought that I could end this reign. But no. $232 your bathroom mirror saying "I pardon you." It is your destiny to be the king of pain. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

THE ACADEMIC ADVANCEMENT PROGRAM/ACT 101 BECOMES A MEMBER OF THE CHI ALPHA EPSILON HONOR SOCIETY Ldii nuw rur insiani crenii approval ask tor Craig. ^ God Oflfl 0"7 A O I I D A Nino or Claude and get ready to drive home a (leal! The Academic Advancement Program/Act 101 of Villanova I OUU Of "MUUriA became a member of the Chi Alpha (Continued from page 28) ""* to JJuilMtod customers apprmwd Epsilon Honor Society on Sunday, April £l^t flK^L2S^*l[!lSS^^ by Prinwy Lwidlno Soun. At th« ^xtm authoflsad laaslna daator. 10, 1994. Dr. Elbert Saddler, Associate Professor of I have made in my life. I have an •^••^- '0" PVments am $6,960. first monlh's piynMntplus Counseling and Psychological Services at West Chester University and Founder of the Chi Alpha unsecure and vaguely crappy job SSSSSn^l'KS'S.il *S"?<* In. sacurtty deposit of $30a title license and SSS,^"*5ti!'?^i?".?tei?*^."i!?l^°^'***^ -^^ P*"^"" owar 12.000mllas^eaf. Aland of lease, vehicle may be with an amoral corporation so "6«rual» must be from an accredited SfT^k"?*™^'*.!^'^^^*- 4 /yrU.S.collaQew and rnaet rprogram guidelines. Epsilon Honor Society, presided over the installation. The Villanova Program will be officially 1994 Piazza Management -» » that I don't have to worry about Compare , known as the Iota Chapter. The students who participated in the impressive chartering are money. I put up with halfway relationships so as not to have to representative of various Baccalaureate programs of the University. Each member received a worry about loneliness. I have lost certificate of membership, a gold pin with the Honor Society's emblem, and a blue and white the ability to recapture the purer PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN /in.cUKon.e acura tassel in recognition of their academic achievement. feelings of my younger years in After a heartbreaking loss Dr. Saddler also presented the Iota Chapter to West Chester, the women's lacrosse ® exchange for a streamlined team rebounded with a 13-6 victory against Holy Cross. with their Charter Certificate that is being proudly displayed in the Office of Multicultural 150 West Lancaster • narrow-mindedness that I Ave (RTE 30) Ardmore PA 896-8600 Affairs. There were 50 guests that attended this auspicious occasion that included parents, assumed would propel me to 'the top.' What a joke." friends and university officials. Tvl lota Chapter will be attending the Chi Alpha Epsilon Honor Coupland, 32, grew up and Society General Meeting at W'esi C^iester University on Saturday, April 30, 1994. currently resides in Vancouver, Canada. Life after God is his third book. The others are the afore- Chi Alpha Epsilon was foui ded at West Chester University of Pennsylvania, 1990. The Honor mentioned international bestseller You could rent any Generation truck. Society was formed to recGgrLi^.e the academic achievements of students admitted to colleges and A' and Shampoo Planet. Although Life after God appears universities through non-traditional criteria. The purpose is to promote continued high academic to be somewhat cynical, the book I standards, foster increasf;cl yjmmunication among its members, and honor academic excellence. ends on a hopeful note, with the narrator/author undergoing a Membership into Chi apj .r. Epsilon consists of having a 3.0 cumulative GPA for two consecutive personal baptism, during which semesters. he, in spite of the secular society Then again, surrounding you him, realizes he couldVe needs God. Pennsylvania institutions that are members of the Honor t Society include. West Chester c University, Northeast Institute (A of Education, Shippensburg University, Keystone Jr. College, East Stroudsburg University, Widner University and Wilkes University. In addition, chapters Souls gone to any sch at several institutions outside of Pennsylvania are being established. t (Continued from page 28)

markers and burning ants with 3 The Academic Advancement Program of Villanova is a special admissions program, a created in magnifying glass. 1969 to admit economically and educationally disadvantaged smdents. The program has been part of the Act 101 System (Higher Education Opportunity Act) of Pennsylvania since 1974. MiiiiocMy, 11m The Academic Advancement Program serves a diverse ethnic smdent population matriculating bCM^dclOMfM^ in various baccalaureate programs throughout the University. The primary mission of the AAP is to serve as an academic support instrument of the University by assisting students in developing, sustaining, and realizing their potential. This is achieved by: conducting a Pre- unlqiM Miiiid. College Sunmier Program for the purpose of assisting the smdents in making a successfiil transition into their college level progranuning; offering various supportive and counseling Musically, the band does not services during their entire tenure at the University. offer a very unique sound. How- There CHARTER MEMBERS ever, their songs are quite varied are thousands of colleges out there. Fortunately, you made a good choice. and show an excellent range of Now make the right choice when you leave. Rent a truck from Ryder. Cynthia Concepcion Mathematics musical talent. Many times the other three seem to Ryder makes your move easy. With a convenient toll-free reservation number. Stacey Corbin Accounting musicians forget During about their singer. Clean, reliable vehicles that are easy to load and drive. Fast processing to speed up check- Troy Harris Liberal Arts these brief moments, the band in and check-out. And a 24-hour Roadside Assistance Line for help along the way. Bridgett Hull Secondary Education shines and gives the listener a sense of hope for these young So put your education to good use and call 1-800-GO-RYDER (1-800-467-9337) Mical Jeanlys Management musicians. Songs such as "Look" or caU your local Ryder dealer special for student rates: V\fe're there when you Piros Mar Nursing and "Welcome to the '90s" show need U^"* moments brilliance, Prolung Ngin Nursing of stylistic but the band can only do so much Gina C. O History without a singer. Before the next 100 W. Eagle R

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ALL GAMES the final set of doubles play, ships, which begin today in RKord: 20-13- :10- 2- R(Md: 4- 6- Nsutral: 6- S- By JOE PATTERSON earning what turned out to bie the Miami. Assistant Sports Editor deciding point. Maduro, playing in "I was very happy with the Player the number five singles spot, season," said Batman. "We The Villanova men's tennis cinched the fourth point with an improved throughout the year and team won its final five matches exciting 7-5 win in the third set. we're trying to peak again for the of the regular season to finish Against Fairfield on Sunday, Big East." with a 10-4 record. After beating Villanova won 5-2. Again, doubles Last year, Miami ran away with St. Joe's at home, 'Nova rattled off play was impressive as 'Nova the Big East Title and St. John's four more consecutive home vic- swept the three sets. Fairfield finished a strong second. Villan- tories against LaSalle, Pittsburgh, came back, though, and led the ova finished seventh in the nine Fairfield and Drexel. match 2-1 after the first two spots team field, beating out Seton Hall Against LaSalle, the Wildcats in singles play. Undaunted, the and Pittsburgh. Batman willingly swept doubles play and won five Wildcats rallied for four straight accepts the challenge of being an of the six singles watches to win singles wins to put Fairfield away. underdog going into the 6-1. Head Coach Bob Batman The team finished its regular Championships. singled out senior Andy Sullivan season with an impressive 6-1 win "We're looking forward to going H as a key contributor to the win- over Drexel on Monday. For the to the Big East [Championships]," f ning effort. third time in four matches, 'Nova said Batman. "We kind of want It Sullivan continued his « "Andy swept doubles play. Senior Mike to be like snakes in the grass down winning ways in singles," said Flaherty and junior Sanjo Shatley there and try to sneak up on some Batman. Batman also pointed to both had 6-0, 6-0 singles wins. For people and hopefully set the tone "strong performances" by both Flaherty and Sullivan, who also for next year." FILE PHOTO junior Andrew Frick and fresh- won his match in two sets, the Batman has been encouraged by The Villanova tennis team finished its regular season with five straight man Jerry Prior as being high- Drexel contest marked the final the team's recent success. After victories. 'Nova travels to Miami this weekend for the Big East lights of the match. home match of their respective a rocky start, the team has Championships. On Saturday, Villanova faced careers. improved its game in many areas. Big East opponent Pittsburgh. "Seniors Andy Sullivan and Batman indicated that the team "I've 'Nova won an exciting 4-3 victory. Mike Flaherty went out on win- is ready for the upcoming tourna- This weekend concludes Coach first year," said Batman. Batman noted the "pivotal doubles ning notes," said Batman. ment and that the players are Batman's first season at Villa- enjoyed it and I'm looking forward win" by Pat Shallcross and Doug The recent win streak finished performing wich increased nova. He is not only content with to the future and some of the new Dieter, as well as Alfredo Madu- the regular season on a positive confidence. this year's success, but he also recruits coming in. [Also], we have next ro's singles Win, as being crucial note and will hopefully provide "I think they're more confident looks with optimism toward next a good class coming back to the win. Shallcross and Dieter the team with enough momentum now than at the beginning of the season. year." combined for an 8-6 win to take going into the Big East Champion- year," said Batman. "I think it's been a very fruitful •M«'t,VlrtliJl8Hrl mftHtitMmuSimmm^ I.. /

Page 40 THE VILLANOVAN • April 22, 1994 April 22, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 41 Wolfman's Views from the Cheap Seats

By JONATHAN PASSMAN questions one at a time and, take my opinions. Staff Reporter although they didn't necessarily This is the last issue of the agree with my analysis, they at Villanovan for the 1993-94 aca- There are two things I learned least understood where I was V from my parents as a kid: A) coming from. s Brussel sprouts are good for you; The floodgate of criticism

B) You can't please all of the extended into the weekend. I people all of the time. actually found it humorous that Well, I'm sure there were more even though many people agreed than two, but those two were the with my grades, everybody had a key things I brought with me to bone to pick about somebody Villanova. Although brussel different. No player was named sprouts may make for an interest- twice. So, either my grades were, ing topic next year, this week I'm for the most part, on target, or I going to concentrate on point "B." was a complete idiot. A few weeks ago, I graded the Not that I'm discounting the men's basketball players on their second option; many people could performances this year. I never make quality arguments. People imagined the backlash that I'd get seem to forget my "job" as a sports from the students at Villanova. columnist. I don't go to some Diversity, shmiversity. To heck secret oracle in the Bartley Boiler with the bill of student rights. No, room, asking the great sports people were up in arms over why swami who the best AFC Central I graded some players so high and quarterback is. No, I watch the some players so low. games and formulate an opinion. The Villanovan usually Because I volunteer my time to arrives on campus by 1 p.m. By the Villanovan, I have the oppor- 4:30 p.m. that Friday, I was tunity to share my opinions. accosted by several friends at a Never did I intend for my column local watering hole, asking me to be the gospel at Villanova. Yet, demic year. I wish I had discussed such questions as, "Are you out strangely enough, people con- this earlier in the year, but I had of your mind? Why did you give stantly ask me, "What was that never taken so much heat (Cleve- blank a blank? I was shocked by $%&@ in the last issue?" It's land, notwithstanding) over some- the response. I answered their amazing how seriously people thing I wrote. Remember, this

FILE PHOTO The Villanova crew team has been very successful recently. The team travels to Washington DX., for the Georgetown Big East Invitational on May 1. On May 8, 'Nova will compete in the Mid Atlantic Collegiate Crew Championships in Virginia.

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Page 42 • THE VILLANOVAN • Aprii 22, 1994 April 22, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 43 DeFillippo Afooney refirros to lax field leads Cat progress By SEAN KELLY the athletic department has enlist- tickets, will be required for inter- By SEAN KELLY semester. lost] the will to want to catch it. Sports Editor ed the College Licensing Council ested students. This money will Sports Editor On the 32nd day after her If you think you lost it once, you're (CLC) to oversee and help create go towards the improvement and untimely car wreck, Amiee Moo- going to have second thoughts It has not even been a year since Villanova 's licensing. construction of facilities such as ney made a miraculous and pre- about catching it again and [I] also the Rev. Edmund J. Dobbin, 'Nova's sports department is in weight rooms, an aerobics gym- There was nothing recc^izably mature return to classes. The don't ask for it as much." O.S.A., University President, the process of Creating a new nasium, and intramural courts unusual about December 17, 1992, Office of the Registrar had even Amazingly the junior attack announced the appointment of athletic logo. The idea behind this and fields. Trainers will be hired a night when Amiee Mooney drove taken the then sophomore off the player has managed to collect four Gene DeFilippo as the Director of is to attract young people into along with a program manager to down Old Gulf Road on her way list of registered students. goals in the 11 games in which Athletics. And the head of Wildcat purchasing Wildcat merchandise oversee all the organized athletic out. At least this was the case a "I just wanted to get back to she has played. During last wee- sports has already made great whether they are fans of the activities of regular students. quarter of a mile before the school," said Mooney. "Part of it kend's 13-6 Wildcat win over Holy strides at improving everything school or not. DeFilippo is seriously devoted to Villanova junior's memory fails had to do with the fact that I had Cross, Mooney tallied a tremend- on this campus that involves "We're going to get all the big improving life for all Villanova her. so many people visiting me and ous three goals. athletics. merchandisers, (Apex 1, Starter, students. It is a frequently travelled two- so many friends, so I wanted to "The other day when I had a "I think we've made tremen- "I'm here because of the stu- lane route of moderate speed that come back and show them that good game," said Mooney, "I said dous inroads and we've started so dents here," said DeFilippo. "This almost turned into a fatal byway I could do it." that I was glad that I finally got many different things," said isn't my school; this is your for the young woman from The question still remained: to show that I can still do it." DeFilippo. school. We want to improve facil- Wynnewood, Pa. A boy heading would the talented athlete ever At this point Amiee is more than He initiated many long term ities for you so that we'll make towards Mooney was dissatisfied return to the lacrosse field? At grateful that she is able to play projects upon his arrival that this a better place for everyone." with the speed of the vehicle in least for the 1993 season, she was lacrosse at all. She has been forced demanded the realignment of the There is one concern that preoc- M front of him so he made an ill- forced to remain on the sideline. to make adjustments in her game, athletic department. cupies the mind of the Cat's advised decision to pass that While people tried to be as optim- however, in order to compensate PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN "Whenever a leader comes in, athletic director. Gender equity driver. A head-on-collision result- istic as possible about the situa- for limited vision. that leader wants to be able to within Villanova athletics is a ed that could have easily ended tion, no one but Amiee realistically "I don't mind running and restructure according to his or her problem that DeFilippo hopes to Villanova bats were out in full force as the Cats the life of the innocent Mooney, thought it would be possible for having to chase after someone to The on Wednesday management style," said the first have completely solved in the next crushed Philadelphia Textile 17-1. at the same time killing the boy her to return. defend them or even worry about year A.D. "My management style five years. in the passing automobile. "Most anything anyone says getting it," said Mooney. "I do is that [of] a delegator. My job here "This athletic department is Amiee Mooney did not exactly doesn't really bother me in any tend to cut less. I would rather is not to do everything myself; my totally committed to providing walk away from the accident respect," Mooney said about the set a pick for someone else so that job is to make sure that everything fairness, fairness with regard to without her own share of physical people who said she would not be they can get the ball." is done the right way, in a fair participation and opportunity for trauma either. At least 80 percent able to come back. "It was just Amiee Mooney has a remarka- way, and in a way that exudes woman athletes," insists DeFilip- of the bones in her face were me wanting to get back out there. bly unselfish attitude about ever- on road recognizable class." po. "We will come up with a plan Cats lose broken, including the loss of many I was mad and wanted to get back ything that has happened to her There is no doubt that DeFilippo for gender equity and we will teeth. The doctor's report says she to playing. since that tragic night. Publicity (Continued from page 44) ities to win. Runners were put on is quietly establishing himself as achieve gender equity." was unconscious for five days but "They dedicated the season to is an element that she never base all day and left there. In the a money-making genius who will DeFilippo is determined to "We had an early lead but we Mooney does not remember any- me and that was really nice and sought for herself, but she admits ninth inning, 'Nova had the bases generate vast quantities of render a solution to the inequality had some tough breaks," said thing until about 17 days after the everything," admitted Mooney. that the attention given to her was Gene DeFilippo loaded and nobody out, only to revenue for the Athletic Depart- in the University's athletics even Bennett. "The game was much accident. The lung she crushed in "But it was frustrating to sit and more than helpful to her recovery. come up empty. Right-hander ment and the University as a etc.) to license Villanova and get if it means both capping and closer than the 7-4 score the collision inflated immediately, watch when you can't play." "I had so much support from Sean Dunne started for the Cats whole. our stuff everywhere and get this cutting certain men's sports. indicates." fortunately not resulting in any However, the decision was made everyone," said Mooney. "I got and went six innings to pick up His experience at the University logo out everywhere," added DeFi- Do not plan on seeing Villanova The Cat relievers, Justin Smith permanent damage. Unfortunate- allowing her to wear a protective letters, the masses that were said the loss. Craig Culhane pitched of Kentucky developing radio and lippo. "People buy not so much playing Division I-A football any- and Dave Hunt, combined to go ly, the loss of sight in Mooney 's foam helmet (much like the kind for me; I had people visiting me the seventh and eighth and Hunt television contracts has had an because of the school but because time soon. Despite the addition of five and two-thirds innings, giving right eye is permanent. a boxer wears when sparring), to all the time; I had teachers who finished. immediate impact on this campus. of the logo, so there's a tremend- Navy to the 1995 football schedule up eight hits and three earned Certainly her academic future protect her head and face, Mooney came up to me asking if there was Villanova has taken control of its ous amount of revenue here for and perhaps Pitt and Rutgers as runs. following such a catastrophe was was determined to make a come- anything they could do to help me; Thursday, however, the Cats PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN radio network. In the past, us." well, DeFilippo is content with Young turned in a great game a concern for Mooney and her back. Since then, the 'Nova lax Father own were redeemed, winning a laugh- [Arthur] Chappell was for 'Nova, three for four Amiee Mooney has returned to the lacrosse field after near fatal none of the revenue from the radio This A.D. is not only about staying at the Division I-AA level going family. However, this Wildcat had player has not looked back. Never- always there for me." ter over Philadelphia Textile, 17- car accident. network was allotted to the Uni- raking in as much money as for now. with a walk and two runs scored. established herself in athletics theless, the return has not been This is Wildcat athlete 1. Starter John Klopp pitched six a who at first versity, but this will all change possible to support Wildcat athlet- The Wildcats' first-year A.D. Bowness played and went after playing a season of collegiate an easy one. has probably innings, giving up just three hits made the greatest for four with two RBIs. when the school generates its own ics. In fact, he insists that his brings with him a relentless work two Dan soccer in addition to redshirting "It's hard determining where come back in the history of the and one run. Trevor Pepkowski network. greatest concern is helping the ethic that can only generate Mariniello, Cassesa, Matt Ney- in her primary sport of lacrosse. the ball is and how fast it's coming University. Mooney's story is, and Craig Barney closed it. The Stern to retire if don't student-athlete. Awareness pro- progress. land, Connolly and Massella each "I'll be disappointed we A "Most Valuable Player" in because my depth perception is without question, a tremendous 'Nova bats slammed five homers, taking our grams have been set up that "I'm very happy and pleased had one hit. lacrosse at Archbishop Carroll off," said Mooney whose partial generate $100,000 from inspiration not only to any athlete (Continued from page 44) to me because I know how to including back-to-back-to-back show said DeFiHppo. included speakers who talked with where we are," said DeFi- The two losses put 'Nova at 11- High School as a senior, sight loss has detracted from her radio in house," Mooney fighting to overcome adversities, the way I talk to the press. Maybe you to use it. I'm a teacher and 2-7. homers by McGinty, Cassesa and sell the advertis- about date rape, sexuality, alco- lippo. "But to be totally candid 14, Despite the fact that the game. "I practiced a lot, though, "We're going to was supposed to be heading for but also to the entire University it's paranoia but that's why I'm I want everyone to Bowness. Tim Curley and Dan get an A in holism, drug abuse and many with you, I'm never satisfied. I Cats lost two of three, the overall and you don't lose the skills of ing and Use that to generate good things in that sport as a how community. Her story and pres- leaving." my class here in track; that's the Mariniello also hit round-trippers. revenue for the athletic other current topics. A captains always look for ways that we can play of the series was very good. second-year transfer from the to throw, or knowing where play- ence on the lacrosse field has It is this coaching philosophy of bottom line." group was also devised to help the be better. No matter how long I'm "If we continue to play like this ers should be, or you should department." 12-15, University of Delaware. After 30 where already helped athletes from doing things the "Uncle Marty" Excluding anyone in this year's The Cats now stand at licensing of Villanova administrators communicate with here, there will always be new [against Big East opponents], we days of recovering in a hospital be. The only real trouble is catch- Villanova The 2-7. The Providence Friars will and other institutions way that has received much men's or women's team, Marty should well the of the athletic paraphernalia is a project the athletes and voice their challenges; there will be new do come end room, no one thought she would ing the ball and determining come to call this weekend in three return from accidents of their criticism especially in the last few Stern believes there is no doubt that the athletic director views as concerns. mountains to climb; we'll set goals season," said Bennett. ever return to the lacrosse field where it is. own. years. Stern is from the "old who the greatest all-around must-win games for 'Nova. As it colle- of bringing The University's intramural that will be extremely difficult to On Wednesday, 'Nova played its ever again. Actually, the admin- "It's going to be an exceptional way stands now, 'Nova will need to okay though," I'm glad that I came back from school" of coaching, not unlike giate performer is that he coached. more funds into the Wildcat program is another area that reach," added the A.D. "But we'll first home game of the season and istration did not even think Amiee said Mooney. "A lot of the trouble it win seven of its last nine games so now I can help other people," Lou Holtz of the University of "The day that I quit I was very suffered defeat at the of spKjrts programs. This is another DeFilippo seeks to improve. An have objectives of ways that we hands would return for the spring I have is catching the ball so [I've Mooney said. Notre Dame, where the road to to secure a birth in the Big East emotional for about a week after intramural fee that will wind up can reach those goals, and then West Chester, 8-4. A lack of clutch idea that DeFilippo has already Tournament. success is full of difficulties. If you and I was in Indianapolis at the hits cost 'Nova many oapportun- set in motion. Under his direction, paying for football and basketball we'll conquer mountains." lack the toughness it takes to win, NCAAs," said Stern. "I called her you better pull aside because and left a message on her tape. Villanova Basketball game summaries Stern waits for no one. I said, 'You won Vicki [Huber]. "I'm a hard person to work for," You were the greatest.' She was admitted Stern. Head Coach Steve Lappas softball "I grew up really the best I ever coached." . Martin lead 3-POIIIT Sabunas REBOUNDS tough in West Philly and I got to Huber is also positioned high DATE OPPONENT V/L SCOEE FGM-FGA FGX FGM-FGA FGX FTH-FTA FTX OFF on signs three-year extension DEF TOT PF-DQ PTS the top of my profession by being the list of greatest memories for (Continued from page 44) The weekend brought visitors Baxter, who led off with a single, very hard on myself. I have never "Uncle Marty" as the Wildcat 12-01 Aierican Univ V 94- 62 32-59 0.542 9-12 0.750 21-29 0.724 senior Sheri Howarth. "We were from Queens. Unfortunately for scored on Andrea Ciconte's base 14 31 45 21-0 94 asked an assistant coach or an mentor. Coaching the then By SEAN KELLY a long time." 20 year so up for those games. After losing their trip a 12-04 9Georgetovo V 76- 75 29-57 0.509 7-15 0.467 11-20 0.550 athlete St. John's, bus was hit. In some games this season one 9 25 34 24-1 76 to do anything that didn't old college athlete to a sixth Coach Lappas is a young and place Sports Editor to UConn, we were mad at our- waste, as 'Nova sent them home sufficient lead for 12-07 PROVIDENCE L 65- 66 27-56 0.482 6-19 0.316 5-8 do myself. leader has helped run would be a 0.625 12 17 29 16-0 65 Olympic finish was pretty special energetic who selves, but you can't go out onto with 3-0 and 3-2 defeats. St. 12-11 L 49- 54 21-55 0.382 6-21 Sabunas, but John's made miple 0.286 1-5 0.200 11 23 34 14-1 "I don't like it when people in Stern's to revive 'Nova's basketball 49 mind. Nonetheless, the After a tremendously suc- the field thinking about your last 28-31 Making up for its two losses in things interesting as they touched 12-18 ST. MARY'S W 89- 78 37-71 0.521 6-18 0.333 9-18 0.500 criticize my methods," Stern said. 1993 cessful excellence, posting a 20 22 42 13-0 89 Women's Cross Country second season as the game. We know we can play York ago, 'Nova "I New a month the Cats' ace for two runs in the 12-22 Florida L 77-85 29-73 0.397 12-37 0.324 7-14 want people to just do as they're Championship mentor of the Villanova men's record over two years while 0.500 13 14 27 28-3 77 may even rank, tough, and we knew we could beat pitching once again held off the inning. score told to do. their first t»p of the second The 12-28 «Hiss. State V 90- 82 30-55 0.545 8-14 What I've done in the higher. basketball team, Steve Lappas leading the Cats to 0.571 22-36 0.611 10 28 38 19-1 Seton Hall. They weren't the opposing hitters. This time the 2-1 until Ciconte 90 last three or four Championship. remained 12-29 ^Arizona Stat L 62- 73 22-67 years is give Villanova will lose has been given a contract NIT 0.328 4-16 0.250 14-20 0.700 15 32 one of its prettiest wins because of the shut out did not belong to Sab- winning runs 47 18-1 62 athletes more inputs "Steve Lappas has done a knocked home the 01-04 84- on their most highly decorated extension through 1997-98. ^Boston Colle L 96 30-59 0.508 9-22 0.409 15-21 0.714 coaches in weather, but we'll still take unas, though, but to Martin and in the bottom of the 9 16 25 26-2 84 workouts, but in his two years at with a double we still come to the rich history of Lappas is a proven winner great job i 01-08 ISt. John's V 69- 68 27-82 0.329 6-25 the University them." Curly, who combined to hold St. 3-2 lead. 0.240 9-12 0.750 28 20 48 17-0 something DeFilippo said. third inning for the 69 that makes me happy." this August. At times he has been who has certainly created a Villanova," 01-11 mchiond V 81- 80 28-56 0.500 9-18 0.500 16-24 Tuesday brought Lehigh into On Sunday, Villanova faced 0.667 13 19 32 20-1 81 Stern would like to think that "I'm real comfortable with him as quotable as Charles Barkley Wildcat hoops program that is the Cats' den behind Bartley. 01-15 Syracuse L 85- 88 28-64 0.438 12-25 0.480 17-31 the warlike, get along Boston College for the first time 0.548 17 21 38 24-2 85 authoritative philo- during the '94 overflowing with potential. as a person. We Olympics, and Lehigh would have been better off six 01-22 Pittsburgh L 70- 81 24-64 0.375 8-23 sophy to coaching well, and he and this season. Although the Cats 0.348 14-22 0.636 11 25 36 23-2 never followed during other "I think what it shows is tremendously We are playing excellent 70 periods, his focus has staying home as Sabunas and game winning streak was snapped 01-25 ICooDecticut L 67- 91 27-67 0.403 5-20 him to Villanova. However, I have the same goals for this 0.250 8-15 0.533 14 19 33 19-1 assist- been unshakable. He will retire at that Gene DeFilippo and Father 67 Martin held them to nine hits in defense right now. Our in the first game, they were able 01-30 ^Syracuse L 68- 87 23-62 ant coach and close friend, program. Father Dobbin and I 0.371 6-21 0.286 16-29 0.552 13 John the apex of an unblemished Dobbin are happy with the 28 41 21-1 68 coach- the doubieheader. The first game, to bounce back from the defeat to Marshall, will disagree felt like we wanted to make 02-02 St. John's V 59- 56 19-48 0.396 10-19 0.526 11-13 with the ing career. direction the program is bats need to come alive. 0.846 6 22 28 12-0 59 a 1-0 shut out, saw Sabunas 5-2 in the second. head coach and say sure Steve would be around win 02-05 Boston Colleg V 92- 86 33-67 0.493 12-23 that he has Marty not going," said Lappas, who had 0.522 14-27 0.519 12 31 43 20-0 Stem does want a embarrass yet another team's Senior Skeri Howarth In the first game, facing a 1-0 92 changed a great deal here for the next four years." 02-08 9Seton Hall V 65- since 1983. statue or one year remaining on the 60 19-49 0.388 5-15 0.333 22-28 0.786 anything hanging hitters, as she recorded her third deficit in the bottom of the sev- 8 32 40 19-1 65 To a certain degree, even schedule Lappas will lead this team "Uncle around that has his picture it. original contract he 02-13 9Niaii V 77- 50 23-51 0.451 5-15 0.333 26-35 on shut out of the season. Despite her enth, Baxter kd off with a base 0.743 12 22 34 20-0 77 Marty" admits he well into a future that will has changed his He would Kke for his grandchild- signed April 14, 1992. "I'm 02-15 Connecticut V 64-63 22-59 7-29 pitching performance, the game John's to six hits in the 3-0 victory. hit. After advancing to second on 0.373 0.241 13-18 0.722 10 18 28 13-0 philosophy to hopefully include the Univer- 64 coaching over the ren to be able to walk on this happy, because Villanova is a 02-19 fPittsburgh V 93- was still deadlocked until the The winning run was scored by Sabunas' base hit, Baxter scored 88 32-70 . 4.457 11-34 0.324 18-24 years. sity's second NCAA trophy. ^'' 0.750 14 31 45 24-2 place where I'd like to stay for 93 campus some day, however, some- fourth inning, when shortstop Bridget Baxter as she reached 02-22 Georgetown V 70- 64 24-50 the tying run on Ciconte's single. 0.480 4-12 0.333 18-28 0.643 7 24 17-0 "People have tried to change 31 70 my how knowing that someone in Kim Bullock doubled home Martin in first via 02-26 home the inning poor The Cats were unable to score any Seton Hall L 59- 70 16-45 0.356 10-22 0.455 17-21 philosophy over the years, espe- 0.810 8 19 27 15-1 59 their family did something very from third, giving Sabunas all the fielding on the part of St. John's. cially more runs and the game headed 02-28 LaSalle V 55- 54 22-63 0.349 5-29 0.172 6-8 in the past couple of years," 0.750 10 30 40 14-0 55 special here. runs she would need. Baxter insured the win in the innings the said Stern. into extra where 03-02 IPROVIDENCE L 67- 77 26-57 0.456 9-22 "I think the only thing "I 0.409 6-11 0.545 14 19 33 22-2 67 spent 11 years here," said In the second game of the fray, second as her single knocked Eagles touched the Cats' pitchers that has changed is that I've tried 03-05 Miaii V 83- 63 23-55 0.418 8-23 0.348 29-35 Stern. "That is one fifth of my Martin and Melissa Curly com- home Kim Rafalski and Natalie 0.829 10 16 26 17-0 83 to in the top of the eighth for five adjust to the era's [five if you're 03-11 IPROVIDENCE L 66- 77 22-59 0.373 4-17 0.235 18-23 life. I would like them to know Jordan Report bined to hold Lehigh to one run Black, who had reached base with runs, winning the game 6-1. 0.783 15 14 Michael 29 19-1 66 counting] that I've coached in. 03-17 Canisius that the 11 years I spent here on six hits. The Cats offense hits. V 103- 79 38-69 0.551 10-26 0.385 17-21 0.810 The Cats came back to take the 11 22 33 17-0 103 "My bottom line is not winning made an impact on this school and supplied their pitchers with In the second game, the Cats 03-21 IDaqoesne V 82- 66 24-52 0.462 7-17 0.412 27-34 and second game 5-2 behind the pitch- 0.794 14 18 32 18-0 82 that's where I'm the most • affected students, athletes, and enough runs for the win in the exacted their revenge against St. ing of Sabunas. In the fourth 03-23 Xavier V 76- 74 28-54 0.519 8-19 misunderstood Batting Average .307 0.421 12-21 0.571 10 31 41 16-0 76 coaches, I think, at alumni in a positive way and fourth inning, as they pushed John's starter Liz Keiners, who inning, trailing 2-1, the Wildcats 03-28 ISiena V 66- 58 21-52 0.404 2-17 0.118 22-30 least m this school and 0.733 12 36 48 20-0 66 maybe in hopefully not just by winning. three runs across the plate, cap- had defeated 'Nova 1-0 during the banged out five hits and four runs, 03-30 Vanderbilt V 80- 73 31-67 t).463 10-24 0.417 8-12 country," said Stem. 0.667 11 24 35 12-1 80 "The "What I want to be remembered italizing on their four hits and their last meeting, by handing her cruising the rest of the for fact in AA Bali way that we win isn't my fault best for is 'Uncle Marty,' " Stem Lehigh's poor fielding. a 3-2 loss. In the first inning, (Continued on page 38) You were given a talent so listen added. "Just me."

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By SEAN KELLY Women's Cross Country National Championships (1989-1993), Stern leads track Sports Editor coached 149 NCAA All-Americans in men's and women's track and into Penn Relays Villanova University's men's field and cross country, made 37 and women's track and cross NCAA Championship appearan- By PETE Mcdonough country Head Coach Marty Stern ces in indoor/outdoor track and staff Reporter never intended on getting overly cross country, and coached 17 involved in the Wildcats' trpck individual NCAA Champions and The 100th running of the Pen- programs. In fact, his career as five NCAA Relay Champions. nsylvania Relay Carnival is com- the 'Nova mentor started out as Certainly his credentials stand ing up next week. It will mark a mere favor to a friend. alone. Head Coach Marty Stern's last Stern, popularly known simply "We were good right away," competition at the Villanova helm. as "Uncle Marty," arrived on the said Stern who was appointed Being one of the most important Main Line in the fall of 1983 as head coach of the women's pro- meets in the country, the Cats will an unpaid volunteer assistant for gram in September of 1984. "Vil- look to impress as they have all the women's team under former lanova was good when I came season. The Villanova women Head Coach Bob Shoudt. His here. I know that I've sustained headed to LaSalle University last intention was to only come in once it and that the athletes here have Friday for a tune-up meet against or twice a week to work with one sustained the success, but I start- LaSalle and St. Joseph's. The Cats of the Cats' young and potentially ed out with a good base of dominated this meet, as they did great hurdlers. The West Phila- athletes." in their first three outings this delphia native was not ready to Despite the continuous success season. become emotionally involved in a of Marty Stern's organizations, Originally scheduled to be run program of this magnitude. After however, the mentor has been at at the Jumbo Elliot Track here at one day on the job, however. Stern the heart of unfair criticism and Villanova, the Cats ran, jumped was hooked. He was so captured questioning of his coaching and threw like they were at home by Villanova's program that he methods. last week. Usual standouts, FILE PHOTO worked everyday in that year "It bothers me a whole lot seniors Carole Zajac and junior In his 10 years as a Villanova head coach, Marty Stern five without pay. because I just open up the track won Becky Spies, once again had straight NCAA Women's Cross Country National "A few weeks into that freebie guide, or look at the records or the Championships and 23 Big East team championships. stellar performances, each captur- year, I was into it [the coaching plaques on the wall," said Stern. ing a victory in their respective line is I job] as much as you can get," "The bottom there. know these 11 years." turely is that he senses an under- events. Zajac, who started out the admitted Stern who said his that I have never abused anyone "Uncle Marty" will retire from tone at this University that does season slowly, ran Uke her usual passion for coaching grew tre- physically or mentally, nor was I Wildcat coaching in August as a not want him coaching here self in the 3000 meters, capturing mendously during that time. even charged with anything like man without any regrets. anymore. first place with a time of 9:23.8, Eleven years after that first day this. I'm proud that I have done "I don't want to leave Villa- "There's an undertone that her best time this year. Spies ran free. this with honor," Stern. working for Stern has estab- added nova," Stern insisted. "I want to people don't want me to do it my in the 800 meters, breaking the "I've never broken an rule lished himself as one of the NCAA stay here. But I am leaving any- way and I can only do it my way," tape first with a time of 2:09.4. school's and nation's most suc- and I'm coaching a Division I way. I did it my way so that is said Stern. "I need the whole Right behind her was sophomore school, high cessful track and cross country a powered program, why I have no regrets." package: the way I recruit, the Jen Rhines who, although not that's for 11 coaches of all time. Marty coached been good years. I'm One of the main reasons why way I deal with people, and even usually a participant in the 800, the Cats to five straight NCAA proud that I've gotten through Stern has decided to leave prema- % (Continued on page 42)

.1 Baseball drops two of three to

Seton Hall; defeats Textile

By TODD LESKANIC laid down a bunt, which he beat (4-2). Sports Editor out for a single. Dave Marlow then The Pirates jumped out to a 3- attempted a sacrifice with two lead after five innings. 'Nova strikes that was cut off by the countered with one in the sixth The Villanova baseball team Pirate pitcher, who threw out and one in the seventh, but it continued its long season this past Casses at third. Sophomore John proved to be too little as the weekend at Seton Hall. After Klopp came up as a pinch hitter Pirates took home the 3-2 win. defeating Rider College 3-2 behind and lined one into right. Brian Fili, "The' funs that beat us hap- the pitching of Justin Smith, the pinch running for Connolly, tried pened without the ball leaving the Cats took some momentum into to score from second, but was infield," said Bennett. the three game set with the "They gunned down on a controversial were able to lay down a few bunts Pirates. The Cats then hosted call. A fly ball ended the inning. and that created other games against West Chester and hits for "The call was definitely ques- them Philadelphia Textile on their because we were forced to tionable," said Head Coach George play our infield in." home field. Bennett. "The throw was up the Brian Bowness pitched The Cats entered into game one admir- first base line and the catcher had ably going seven innings, giving with a record of 10-12, 2-5 in the PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN to field the throw and come across up 14 hits, but Big East. The Pirates stood at 16- just three runs. to the third base side." "Brian deserved to get the win 11, 6-3. Freshman sensation Trt- After nine innings, the game just on effort," said Bennett. "He vor Pepkowski took to the hill for was tied at 6-6. The Pirates plated gave uj) a number of hits but was 'Nova. Sophomore right-hander I one run in the top of the tenth able to make the key pitches." Matt Morris went for the Pirates. to give them a 7-6 lead. As for the 'Nova offense, it Morris only lasted for the first After the Pirate half of the managed just five hits. Second five and a third innings as 'Nova tenth, the game was suspended sacker Steve Young went two for Softball wins seven bats were out in full force. Third due to darkness. three with a run scored and a Baseman Jason Cassesa went "I was not too happy about that walk. Shortstop Chris Massella three for six with two doubles, [the suspension]," said Bennett. went two for two with a run. two RBIs and a run scored to lead "We had come back on them McGinty collected the only other 'Nova. Right fielder Brian Faulk before and we were getting to 'Nova hit. out of eight games tallied two hits in four at bats and their pitcher. We had the The third game saw the Villa- scored a run. Shortstop Chris momentum." nova Nine play very well again By ERIC BEGG Cats' overwhelming pitching Massella was one for four with The following day, the Cats only to come up short. Sophomore staff. two runs batted in. returned to finish up game one. right-hander Larry Williams start- Staff Reporter Sabunas, with 11 victories this Pepkowski did npt fare much With two out, Ryan McGinty ed for the Cats. Senior David season, has already matched her better than Morris as he lasted drew a walk. Brian Bowness got Sawicki took the hill for the One of the easiest ways to judge win total from last year, as she behind in the count, Pirates. just 6 and two-thirds innings, but managed a team is to watch what it does has dominated her opponents giving up 10 hits and six runs. For to draw a walk. Cassesa then 'Nova got off to an early 1-0 lead after a tough loss. After being with a 1.17 ERA. An additional Seton Hall, both right fielder Paul doubled into the left field corner and had a 4-3 lead after four swept by arch-rival Connecticut factor that has made the Cats so scoring and Bowness. Ottavinia and third baseman McGinty innings. The Pirates would dom- two weeks ago, the Villanova nine dangerous this year is the pitching 8-7 Shane Wirta tallied two hits in This gave 'Nova the victory. inate the final five innings, how- have responded with vengeance performance of Michele Martin. apiece. Dave Hunt pitched pitched the five at bats and two RBIs ever, and won the game 7-4. by winning seven out of their last Martin, a junior who only pitched final two-thirds of an inning to Shortstop Mike Moriarity and left Neither starter lasted past the eight games, including five victo- six innings last year after going 3-1. fielder Dan Clark both had two pick up the victory. He is fourth inning. The key for the ries against Big East opponents. 4-12 in the starter's role her day as the victory, the its each as well. The same Pirates was reliever Jason Tisone. The streak began with a sweep freshman year, has given up only doubleheader with With the game tied at six in the Cats played a Tisone pitched six innings, giving of Seton Hall, which saw pitching two earned runs over 43 innings the Pirates. 'Nova sent junior bottom of the ninth, the Cats had up just three hits and striking out phenoms Michele Martin and this season. right-hander Brian Bowness a chance to win it. Jason Cassesa (11) five to pick up his second win of Tina Sabunas throw back to back "The Seton Hall games were line drive hit to the mound. The Hall started the season. led off with a base 10 shut outs. The wins added huge wins for us," explained middle. Matt Connolly then junior right-hander Chad Frontera (Continued on page 43) even up the more to the legitimacy of the (Continued on page 43)

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