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For assistance in finding they have- worked the position South Lot with criminal tools. ajoboncanipus, students should before .. seek out the Career Services Ce~ : Several students say they have Sun., Aub'llSl 21, IO a.m. ter (formerly Career Planning returned to school this year ex~ A student reported that the and Placement) on the ground peeling to return to a job that passenger "window of her car .floor of the Ui1iversity Center. they had held at the close of last was shattered and her car ste The Career Services Center is .. semester. Not so. These stiaderits rno was stolen . .kept busy during the"ffrst months now find .themselves either look-· of school coordinating studentS . . ing elscwht!re for. employment who were awarded Work Study (which is difficult if they are with as partoftheir financial package .. · out a car) or.simply waiting out" Sw1., August 21, 12:30 a.~n.-4:05 p.m. They are responsible for helping the semester, and maintaining photo hy Megan E. lHiller A ste1·eo was stolen out of a place these students in on-cam •L 111 .n 1J r ·L ~ • .L hi.,"h hopes for the next calendar· 'Ine 1r1cuona1u LJlllrary LS 01U! ef tne ma1ii sources of on-campus car in the north lot. pus jobs that fit their abilities and empl.oynumtfar Xavier students. · year.- class schedule:. - . To these students, Assistant · Ajobfairwasheldlastweekin · work study, much to thc_dismav .· hiring period, while other stu- Director Carol Quilty recom- ·o~der to get at least some of the. of non-work study st~d~nts ~h~ dents.struggle· to make their ev- mends checking the glass case Sat., August 28, 6-9 p.m. stude~tseniploym~nt. There was. still have bills to pay.· eryday ends meet. It seems little outside the Career Services Cen A wallet was stolen from a a turnout of 273 students talking ·· These students don't under com~ortto them thatthe positions ter, which contams.quite a few room on the first floor ·of torepres~ntativesfor108.on-cam- stand why there always seem to will be open to all students come ·notices for open_ positi~ns, some Husman Hall during a party. pus positions. he "help wanted" notic~s· outside second semester. . Withinwalkin'gorbikingdistance. · The office will spend mtich of the CSC office, when there are so On Campus Employment Co- On campus employers say this the rest of this semester finding many students who have: a posi- · ·ordinator Connie Perme ex- policy is also an inconvenience to ·spots for the remahiing, students tion'~aranteea tHem !fu ~their n~ plai~ed the extensive restriction.· the supervisors who now must Please ref~r any infomiation who were-awarded work study, ... 'nancial ai~l package~·. .· ·, "There'are several-things ~e: ·interview, hire· and train new regardingthesecrimestoSafety hut-were notgivenp'ositions right The fact is that many simply· have to balance. We have to hold ·workers, w~e th~i1· now foriner and Security at X-1000. away. This semester, all on-cam- don't· take advantage of the those positions until a majority of employees, who ha_ve experience pus· University~related Jobs are. · · award, and let" the positions re.., the students who \~ere awarded in the position, are forced to stand compiled by JdT Davi.. . restricted. to those who received main open during this ·priority work study, and do intend to by watching the process. Rrnki>.. ,...,....,..,;,...,..,,,;,,,,.,~~~~~~firn~~~;;m;;~;;E Senato~ gear ~p .for coming year BvPETE HoLTE1u1ANN. ·and the Student Activities Council. While enabling students to get acquainted with THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE their campus leaders, the event will also On August 29, t'1e · make students aware first Student Govern ------·of the opportunities ment Association Sen-; availab)e in student atemel,)tingoftheyear · ""We_· want to.let people · goverrim~nt'. Student was held. Government Presi- .ow' t.L-_:_tW'l!are to · · · Themaj~rityofthe kn TUI lwre dentAaronTropmann meeting was spent serve them. '?_ lo~ks forw.ard to the making sure that CV- -Damon Jones Open House as a way erything was in place . . to set a positive tone to getthe school year' for the restofthe year. off to a smooth start; For the upcoming Among the upcoming projects, Club year, Senate's number.one goal is to get Day on the Mall received much attention their name out. Accorcling·t~ Legislative· from the ~rroup. Vice-President, Damon Jones, the Senate . It is an ~pportunity for· allthe'clnhs at . ha/been" known for the b~ T H E XA v 1 E A NE w s w 1A E - WEE K o F Au G us r 3 1 , 1 9 9 4 - PA G E 4 ~·~==-~::.'*:-:·::::::~~¢<<«~;y..~;:.;~"::~.;.v::::.-::..:::::.«::::!S»~'*-~:::=~::::.~'*».>:;:.:.;o;..;.::&':=::.-.;-;:;:~::::$0:;:::.::.=x:x.«~.. ~X:=..~~::::.=$..=::-::..-=:.::::.::..::;:.~--:..,~ .. -..~ .. -::.~ • .._.;.;::;;.»;~~*-"-:: .. :.-.. .. :X-.:.%::::..~,~.. o,:o:.:;:::~.M:.=:'.~·:.:i:--:::;::x:>,:.."> .. -....-.:.-:-.-.5~.x.. ::-.,.:.::.O::::=&"t';,;:XW;. .. '«"!$:.~-,:: •. »."=.-..:.. -...... ::.."'-:~':¢AAW«. :.:.: ... :.:..: Off-carilpus freshman settles into·neW digs Likemostfreshmcn, the Cleve- ' Some of those hassles in~lude BY JEFF DAVIS land native was excite~ about go- dealing ·with a. landlord who. THE XAVIER ·NEWSWIRE ingtocollegc. She had even turned· wanted to riiise their security de down a .s.cholarship from posit from the normal level, as While most incoming freshmen Marquette' University to go to well as the general upkeep the . are DO"'. settled into their dorm Xavier. . house.· 1·ooms, enjoying the cafcteda c~ "The· situation kind of ·m~d~ Thebigg~stproblemJacoband sine and socililizing with fellow rnysummer!llittlelessenjoyable; · ~h~~·roomm~t~s ~ave however, is· residents, Freshman Katie Jacob It was on my mind a l~t/' J,acob ·· m~eting peopIC;;"lt's not like in · is trying to adjust to her new home said. · · · .. the clcirms,'where y()u·see.people a few blocks away. Discontented with tlie whu'le ali'the ti~c; it·~ jtast tis four," ' In May, .Jacob received a let ordeal, Jacob went to l'.reshmen Jacob said. · · . ter from Rc_sidcnce Life telling Programs Director, Adri~n Unlikethedorm~tudents, stti~ her that she was on a waiting list -Schiess. · dents living off-campus are not for· a dorm room. Two weeks "M~. Schiess was tremendous able _to enjoy the special events later she got an even more disap help. Heimmediatelymadephone- .that.the students on each wing do pointing letter. calls to see if anything could he· together. ·· · "They told me l would not be done." . Jacob-clocsnotknowifshewill able to live on_ campu~ this year Jac;ob said her parents pres- beinthehouseforjustasemester and r would have to look for an surcdthe university to do more to · or for the· entire year, hut: _she apartment or house when I came help. Xavier eventually set up a plans to make the.best of it.· down for PREP," she said. weeke~d where all the people in : · "Ihavethebestofbothwodd~; During.prc-rc:,,ristrntion, Jacob the same sitimtion c~ulcl come to the bigger· house, we're paying a met with Associa tc Vice-President campu~ and get help finding a little less for it, and I'm not that of Student Development, Sylvia place to live; far fronlmy classes," she said; Besscgato, who gave Jacob and Jacob.finally settled on a house Jacob also said Xavier does her parents a list of apartments on tfie corner of Dana and check up on her and the house. . and houses around the area. LeclgewooJAvcnues. "At night the Xavier security : F;eshman Katie Jacob has mi1:edfeeli11gs about her lwme near the "All XaVicr did, was to give me "It's ve~y~lose to school, but. comes by. e~ery 15· minutes, and a list and send me out on my it stiff-has its in.con~cnicn.ces,"' Mr. Schiessisalwayscmningover come~qf/Jana andLedgewoodAvenues. Whiie t/1e a'ccomn_1ooatio11s ·own," she said. Jacob said .. · to checkup on us," Jacob said. are nice, Jac;,b feels somewhat isol{ftedfrom .tlu! rest efcampus .. . ,_ . :: "' ~ . . ~;. 731-5959 SeruingXavier Uniuersity . . 6~\ 4539:MontgomeryRoad • NOIWOOd . ~9 · ~P,,,,_l_Z_Z._...... __... . ~'i"'"" .. . 4 .6.~ . £cP~ ~~ ...... ,...... ·...... -·~ ...... • • • • • STUDENT SPECIALS • STUDENT SPECIALS • STUDENT SPECIALS • • .. • .. ' • 11 11 • ONE 10'~-1 TOPPING PIZZA ONE 14 -1 TOPPING PIZZA ONE 16 1 TOPPING PIZZA .. • ... • •· 70¢ EACH ADDITIONAL TOPPING .95¢ EACH ADDITIONAL TOPPING $1.25 EACH ADDITIONAL .TOPPING · • • • ! SPECIALS VALID THAU .MAY 31,-1995 •ALL NIGHT• ALL DAY•: FREE DELIVERY~ MUST SHOW VALID COLLEGE ID : ...... - .. ······················································~·-·····························- - THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE - WEEK OF AUGUST 31, 1994 - PAGE 5 -~--A.----.;"(~~A~.,~;::,...... ,.,,.,.,-·~~("""""""....,~...... ,.,..._,.,.,_~..,• ·~~<'~~"' v <>x I ~''•"<<~""TZ'7"·~~~ >- ~.; ~"'~~~~~'i'"':":"""'_..,.,_,_ ___""'"' Staff Editorial THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE p A STUDENTS' JOURNAL ·RSPECTIVES pH balanced? Most oftoday's Xavier students are pleased that ©Copyright 1994 our school is coed. Since both genders make up Circulation 3000 today's work force fairly equally, it makes sense that college students learn to work effectively with Editor-in-Ollef students of the opposite sex. Also, there's a chem istry in a coed classroom that can keep a young SARAH E.M. BUZZEE student interested in a course that he or she might General Manager otherwise blow off. And having both Dien and KRISTA SIGLER women at XU provides diversity and healthy competition. · Business Manager Still, having women at Xavier doesn't nec ANDREW WADE . essarily make it a better or healthier school. The well-prepared and well-balanced stu Advertising Manager dcn ts coming out of all-boys and all-girls CAROLE MCPHILLIPS DD high schools show that there arc also advan tages to single-gender institutions_. _ Tf!e~e Production Manager students may have learned to appreciate and HOLLIE McRAE D~~D -ir:::n tb:I respect the opposite sex more fully. They Distribution Manager may have developed stronger self-esteems KIP NOSCHESE because they were in learning environments where they didn't have to impress the oppo Adviser site sex. MIKE KAISER A single-sex school docs not have to be less balanced or sane than a cocci school. I'm glad News Xavier is coed, though; it must be that chcm Amy Helmes is try. Jeff Davis -J1JIL Perspectives Matt Winkler Jesse Lahey Sports Cuban situation demands patience Kipp Hanley Russ Simeone BY KRISTA SIGLER immigrants, but not as expensive as round Amidst the heat and panic in boiling THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE Diversions ing up a high-tech army and blundering over Cuba, cooler heads should prevail in John P.. McHale an invasion attempt that would solve Washington: Time (as another set of Soren Baker "Time is Oil my side." nothing. Moral: we don't have to move Clinton idols sing) is indeed on our side. -The Ro/11i1g Stones quickly. Photography/Graphics Ramon DeJesus Instead; consider the negotiation for the Letter to the editor Megan Miller Amidst the .continued outpouring of retm·n of Guantanamo and the encl of the desperate Cubans from their homeland, this embargo. For the Cu.bans, this could be the Calendar theme, of change and the inevitable, is what most beneficial step, an American injection Watch your language Rob Gibbons secretly echoes in the policymakers' heads in into their impoverished economy. And while l Washington. that makes momentary economic sense, it I am writing in regard to the article Advertising Seen close-up, in "this sweltering summer, clocsn 't settle the situation. If anything, "Dorms leave some in clog house" [August Scott Kolbe those two ideas might scc~n far from the truth, negotiation empowers Castro, and taking 19, 1994]. Though the article touched on Staff patience far from the order. President away the American foothold in Cuba voids some important issues Xavier will have to Open Clinton's reversal of the policy of welcoming any real guarantee that the leader's vows for deal with, the title was very troublesome to refugees from Commimist Cuba docs not seem reform would come true. me. Accounts Receivable to be deterring the exodus to America. Fidel So what then'? Look at the clock! This is I'm a resident assistant, and I can tell J ulic Korte Castro has pledged to encourage the immigra the lesson that the U.S. received almost as a firsthand that hundreds of ho1;rs of work tion process, but he will not work with the present this spring, when the hard-line go into making Xavier's on-campus hous 7'h1• Xr11:it•r New.rn 1ire i,; p11hli1ihc1I throughnul lhc ,;chuol ycnr, t!Xl!CIJl du"r· U.S. to buoy his struggling nation. North Korean leader keeled over right in the ing more than mere dormitories. in,; v1u!uliun u-111l lin11l cxunu;, hy tJw iilU· Guantanamo is swelling at ominous speed; mickUc of a nuclear al'lllS showdown, leaving Dormitory, as defined by \Vcbstcr, is "A 1lm1ti; nr Xm·it!r Uni\'crttity, :nmo Victory l'urkwuy, Cindnnuti, 011 45207-!?1!!9. approximately 14,700 Haitian rcfogecs hold a more liberal ruling group behind to room or building, with sleeping The ,;tnlt:mcnlli 111111 1111iniuns uf'l~t• .\'1J1.:ier 1\'mt'.'flf'irt• 11r1: not 111:c:c1i1Wrily residence there, leaving room for about 6,000 inhercit his position. No analysis or intelli accomodations for a number of people." At 1hu"'c of tlu~ ,;1111l1!lll hmly, fom1lty, nr Cubans. (All data from Au1:,'11st 29 - Septem gence expert lms yet to identify a successor Xavier, the Residence Life Staff works very ud111i11ii111·utio11 or Xu\'icr. St11tcmcnh1 nnd opi11io11n or 1~u!t1111nislH do lllll IU:C• ber 5 l!.S. News'& W'orld Report.) Clearly, chose~ by Castro; it is still Fid!-!l's show, and hard to 1:,rivc residents a place to study, t!tUIUrily rcnct'I lho1ie nf the cdilor11 ur gcncrul litafr. Guantanamo will not p1·ovidc the long-term tmdcr his aging hand his government is make friends, build community and have Sulm~riplion rnlcli 11rcS:40/ym1r ur S lfi/ answer to this problem. dying. fun, as well as sleep. li1:n11:1Hcr \\'ithin tlu.i USA uml 11r1: )'l'O· rnlc1I. Suh!icrit1liu11 im111irici;1Jl11111ltl lie True as it may be that "Cubans prefer U.S. News & World Report quoted [sincerely hope that this hard work will 11irt:1!lc1l tn Ch11rl1:,.; Zepp, Ht1lihWlili M1111- ug1:r (5J;l .. j•l5-:J 130). Adnrlilo;ing. i11- prison in the U.S. to the prison of Cuba," as a Richard Millett, an expert on Latin America not be ignored, and the on campus housing 1111iric,.; ~l111ult.I lu: diri!clcil tu Curnlc Miami raclio show host said, since when has at the Univei·sity of Miami, as saying that the· wiJI be referred to by its proper title: Resi l\olc!Philli1'1s, Advcrtisini.; Mu1rni.;cr (51:J i•l5-3561). that not been tmc? What, mally, sets this U.S. policy is "to hope like hclJ that the dence Hall. Xuvicr. lJnh·cnity is un 11cucl1m1iu 1•0111111uni1y cummillmJ to c111111l op-· moment apart as a crisis of unspeakable regime changes." While a timely passing of 1mrtunit~· for 1111 pcrsuru; rr.g11nllct11i or magnitude? The answer: nothii1g. Yes, it is Fidel or a revolt would be most welcome, Patrick Davidson 11t;~, Hc.11:, rnc1:, r1:li,;iun, h111111icu11, or 1111tinnul orii.;in. expensive to house and process so many neither is expected immediately. so11homore • • • • ,:, ~. J -,~ ... .~ ( -~· , "' ,, -4" • ~ : .: .:•) THE X11v1ER NEWSWIRE - WEEK OF AUGUST 31, 1994 - P11GE 6 XU ready to serve. it up this fall BY KJpp HANLEY PORTS THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE Duringtheoffscason, thcMCC has changed drastically. The ad dition of schools like Nm·thcm Illinois University and Wisconsin Thi~ -week in sports Green-Bay coupled withXavici·'s Men's Soccer: move to the Atlanti.c 10 after this Sat. at Wright State, lp.m. season has left the league in a Sun. at Dayton, lp.nt. state of transition. .However, the '94women 's ten-' \Vo men's Soccer: nis team appears ready for the Sat. at Indiana University, ll:30a.m. change. "\Vc'rc really excited about Cross Cou11try: this season," said Coach Jim Sat. T1·ia11gular Meet al Dayton, OH Brockhof." It will be the toughest schedule that we've ever had." INTRAl\WRAL SPORTS Besides facing their MCC ri vals, the Muskies must square up The 1994-95 Xavier University lntrnmural Sports Program is for against some stiff non-conference all Xavier students, faculty, and staff. It will provide the opportunity competition. XU wiJJ play the likes for all to participate in a variety of sports competition and physical of Toledo, Bowling Green, and activities. The prog1·am is designed to meet your needs, abilities, and Akron University as well as their avaiulable leisure time while at Xavier. Cf you have any questions, crosstown rival UC. please call Elaine Todaro, Assistant Director ofHecreational Sports, Howcve1·, their toughcs·t chal pholo hy Holly Brooks or Shawn Hamill, Graduate As.sistant at 7'15-2857 or stop by the lenge of the season will come on .lullior 1Jfe/issa Dea mall serves it up to lwr oppollellt. Heereational Sports Office located in the O'Connor Sports Center. when they take on the Boilcrmak m·s of Purdue University at the FALL 1994 INTRAMURAL SPORTS SCHEDULE Purdue Invitational in \Vest will be paced by Jenny Nil and Jenny Nil," It will be tough for Lafayette, Incliana. Megan Caton, who play~dnum coach to decide who will play the Tnrl/Duo Sports Xavier will be led this year by bei· one singles last year fof the most.·" . 3 on 3 Volleyball ( M,W ,C)- Play began week of 8/26 captamCarrieCrcighton, thelonc Muskies. Nil had an excellent Junior Jen Becker agreed, Golf Outing (M, W)-Contact SAC Office scnim· on the team. Creighton was spring, gofog 5-1 in singles saying "With our schedule, we Racquetball (M,W)- Sign Ups-10/12-10-19 · a walk-on her freshman year and matches while Caton had an out will need as ~uch of our depth All For One 5K Race (M,W)- Sign-Ups-10/17-11/18 has made significant strides standing 16-7 -r~cord in her first as we can get." F~ee Throw & 3 Pt. Shootout (M,W)- Sign-Ups~ll/21-12/2 ·throughout her career at Xavier. year of competition. The XU women's tennis team Mini Triathlon-T.B.A. "We're really expecting a big In addition, XU has two tal will be shooting for their fourth year out of Carrie this season," en tcd freshmen in Erin consecutive second place finish Team Sports said Coach Brockhoff. Grambow (Whitefish Bay, WI) in theMCC behind Notre Dame. Softball (M,C)- Sign-Ups-8/31-9/7 Creighton will be surrounded andBeth Carpenter (Louisville, According to Coach Brockhoff, Soccer (C)- Sign-Ups-8/31-9/7 by a talentedsophomoreandjun · KY). Angie Richardson, a trans there isn't any reason that they All-Terrain Volleyball (C) Sign-Ups-8/31-9/7 ior class. Juniors Jen Becker, fer from Cornell University, also can't do it again this season. Triples Volleyball (P)- Sign-Ups-8/31-917 Heidi Pacella, and Melissa figures to play a prominent role "It's (the program) in good Flag Football (M,W)- Sign-Ups-8/31-917 Beeman combined for 47 wins in thcteam'ssuccessthisseason. hands this year," said 4 on 4 Basketball (M,W, C)-Si1,,rr1-Ups-10/24-ll/2 last year in singles and doubles "A lot of us are equal in talent Brockhoff. competition. Thesophomoreclass this year;" said sophomore KEYS: (M)= Men (W)=Women (P)= Power (C)= Co-Rec Cross Country looks to improve in '94 CLUB SPORTS BY MATI ARMENTANO The Club Sports Program is designed to serve the interests of Xavier THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE junior Ron Dodge, sophomore-transfer Eric University's students, faculty, and staff in different sports and recre Koenig, sophom01·c Doug Rappaport, and fresh ational activities. These interests may be competitive, r.ecreational, The cross country teams arc trained and ready man Kevin Varda. and/or instructional in nature. The following is a list of active sport to go for the '94 fall season. After a summer of · The women's team will be led by junior co clubs on campus: boxing, crew, cycling, fencing, iCc hockey, lacrosse, running hundreds of miles, the men's and captain Melissa Pllum ,junior S.arah Wagner, and martial arts, racquetball, rugby; sailing, snow skiing, soccer (men's), women's teams arc ready to show their improve ,fresman Amy Gonzales. Pushing them for the top ment. volleyball (men), volleyball (women), and wrestling. If you want to find spots will be scniOr co-captain Cathy Wright, out more about a club sport or want your own club, you can: This year, the teams take. their first strides sop~omores Ann Tadeo and Debbie Wolf, and under new Head Coach Randy Cox. He claimed freshman Michelle Pflum. 1. Call Elaine Todaro, Assistant Director of Recreational Sports at the postion from Bob Roncker, who· resigned The team was dealt a blow, however, when 745-2856 after six years to tend to his store, The Running sophomore Erika Van Ausdall was diagnosed with 2; Stop by the Recreational Sports Office located in O'Connor Spot. mono·nucleosis. The men's team will be led by junior co Sports Center , Both the men's and women's teams have greatly 3. Attend the Club Day Festival on the U nivcrsity Mall on Monday, captainsBrian Tent and Tom Williams and sop ho" improved from their days at the. bottom of the mores Matt· Armentano, Jim· Nau, and Rob Sept 12. MCC and All-Ohio meet. This year's t~a~ is ready 'l;rapp. Also looking to make contributions are to show their stuff to the rest of the.Mee teams. THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE - WEEK OF AUGUST 31, 1994 - PAGE 7 Pro volleyball comes to Cincy BY SOREN BAKER THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE On September 8, 9, and 10, the Association ofVolleyball Profession als (AVP) will be at Saw ym· Point for its Tour nament of Champions. Only the top eight teams have been invited to this exclusive tournament. Scheduled to appear as the top seecl is one of ,:.::::··. the most dominant teams in professional beach ""', ..... ,,J":< volleyball history, •V ... f.»-( Karch Kiraly and Kent photo hy Soren Buker Steffes. Theyhavedomi- nated tournament play Karcli Kiraly eyes down his opponrmts in a recellt beach volleyball match. photo cortesy of Sports h1formalion and will once again be Junior Jimmy Zettler rifles 01re towards tire green lastfall. favored in this event. The second seed has been a pleasant surpl"ise this Eduardo Bacil and Jose Loiola, the fourth year, Mike Dodd and Mike Whitmarsh. Although secd,shouJdimprcssanyfirsttimevicwcrs.Bacil's In the swing of things: Dodd tnrned37duringthe Seal Beach Tournament, steady defense and Loiola high flying acrobatics . . . he was able to celebrate his birthday with a victory. will not disappoint. XU .set to defend MCC crown What most volleyball fans considered to be the Tickets are available through Ticketinastcr. Dreamteam,RandyStoklosandAdamJohnson,are Call (513) 749:4949 for information. NBC will I \·'·. • ~ the third seed. While they have had some success this televise the championship at I :30 p. m. on Septem- BY Kfpp HANLEY ...... ' s.e~eral, occ~sion~ l~st ~~~;,' g~in- ' year, ·this dynaniic duo bas not played up to their. · he1'. l0. ,, , ing valuable tournament experi- expectations. THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE ence. Rounding out the team are ·· ··· What does a team that has won freshmen Chad Seilheimer four consecutive league titles do (Freemont, OH) and Matt Servies when they lose five seniors? (Lebanon, IN). Both are expected Simple. They reload. Just ask to make immediate impacts on Xavier Golf Head Coach· Doug the '94 squad. The Steiner. The ~uskies will play a much "We have a very balanced team more demanding schedule this Xavier this year," said Steiner, "AU thir year, both in the fall and the spring teen players have a chance to rise meets. The fall schedule is high to the top." lighted by the Blue-Gray tourna Newswire The '94 men's golf team is led ment.this year in Memphis, Ten by seniors Jon Sweeten and Tim nessee. Corbly. Sweeten, captain of the Arranged by Head Coach Doug is looking team, and Corbly are the only Steiner, this tournament will fea seniors on a team that is largely ture seven teams from the South for sports dominated by underclassmen. and seven teams from the North. However, Sweeten and Corbly XU will be competing against the will be expected tO provide lead likes of Indiana University, writers. ership on XU's youthful squad. Middle Tennessee State, and host "We are looking for big things Memphis University. If inter- out of them this year," said Coach The MCC championship will Steiner. be held in mid-May this year in The seniors will. have ample stead of the fall season. Accord ested, call· backup this season. Juniors Brad ing to Steiner, the MCC will im Loomis and Jimmy Zettler have prove with the addition of teams loads of talent, as evidenced by like Wright State and Wisconsin Kipp their first and second place fin Green-Bay. ishes, respectively, in the MCC "The MCCs should be quite a Hanley at championships last fall. challenge this year," said Steiner. Sophomores Dustin Lehner The Muskies begin their quest and J. T Croy should also take · for afifth consecutive MCC chani 745-3122 some of the heat off the seniors pionship on Sept. 9 at Dayton in this year. They both played on the Wright State Invitational. •. ".' TH E XA v 1 ER NE w s w 1RE - WEEK o F Au Gus r 3 1 , 1 9 9 4 - PAGE 8 ~ "'• ,,~\-~,,....,..,..~,.~~ ... ,,~.,..,..."'fY"""'~--.--• ~-) ...... ,'(",,....,,.,..~., ~ ~ -· ""'' - • ~- ''' ,.,_ .. WY-~:~nr-~ ....,~"'1:~.,.,.....,"7'"' ... '<'$""!:"'M"""'"""~""',::''°'fYY_,.."" ))Y ''->' -~'-""'«'="'"''.':'°')".<'1''."'t"'•--...... ~-· ..... ~~>~~<-:- ,..,,.~-~ -...-----·· -- - '' •¥ ••W> ...... "'.-'~~ -- ~ -- y y ,,..., Young reunites with Crazy Horse !VERSIONS Sleeps With Angels marks a dramatic return · R. GIBBONS if they can play their cards /Vowlzere and Zuma. Young is in his prime storytelling form for THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE intelligently. Open-mindedness can sustain the prime until one this mysterious campfire tale. Editor's Disclaimer ceases to exist. Songs of hope, romance, fear, Rock's most unpredictable "Change Your Mind" extends and despiration are intertwined A few years ago I witnessed a young child wreak havoc legend, Neil Young, has reunited· a loving hand to the lonesome soul on the new album in a "matter of throughout the confines of a carpet store. He ran to and fro while with Crazy Horse to record what who may be contemplating self- fact" sort of way. his parents and several employees tried in vain to catch him. will be hailed, as one of the most · Young simply presents his God how I wished that was me. inspiring and dramatic albums ·~sdom on disc format and Now, after several years of waiting, my time has come. I ofl994. allows the listener to decipher control the words and word combinations that you, the unsus- "Sleeps With Angels," the . it in a way that they may find pecting reader, will absorb. · · title track, reincarnates the personally meaningful. I will, however, not accept any of the responsibility for my · spirit of Kurt Cobain through Sleeps With Allgels is an actions. That is my parents' duty. If you have any problems with gritty, driving storm of noise. album of greatness. Young this section, take i! up with them. They live somewhere on the east and erratic vocals-similiar to masters almost every style that coast. the style which Nirvana he has ever produced sinced -Johll 1Jfc/lale perfected over the course of his first recording in 1968. their brilliant, however brief Sweet lullabies complimeni partnership. romantic ballads. Symphonic Sohan rides summer ·Young has always placed art numbers which carry in depth .· above commercial success, but meassages compose a nowadays his art is also Cr11sil1g ihrough. life: /Veil You/lg supportive craclle for gloomier, frequency modulations concerned with the welfare of more drawn out instrumentals. huis family of followers. Sleeps destruction; Empassioned guitars "It's better to burn out than to Now that smruner is gone and we can scratch our tummies here With Angels encourages young and vocals portray the urgency of fade away" is much more than a on campus instead of at home with Mom and Dadda, I thought mi~ds to maintain a strong sense Ymmg'smessage, "Protectingyou song lyric for Neil Young, it is a that I would run down some things that I thought could waste of self and optimism while from this must be the one you way ciflife. We can only hope that some suace here: wandering along the crooked, love, mqst be the one whose magic he holds true to his word tmtiJ TOP FIVE BEST SONGS ON THE RADIO: uncharted highway we call life. touch can change your mind.". that inevitable day down the road. I. "Fall Down" Toad the Wet Sprocket. It might not he th~ The second song on the disc, "Trans Am" drives down the But w.e can rest assured that a band's best song, but it's good to see the boys made it ho~e ~~f~ . ''Prinie_. of Life," is lyrically same fictitious roa'd as "Down by '-h.a~d, oQ•rigel~ ar:~ p~~l:!hi_ng a from their last tour. - forboding, yet musically soothing. the River" and "Cortez the Killer" golden guitar in anticipation of 2. "Possession" SarahMcLachlin. Idon'tknow... ltwasjust Young advises that the prin1e of of the classic Neil Young albums, his arrival. kinda cool to hear it every 37.5 minutes on F.M. SMUT 102.4. life need not depend 011 age alone Everybody K!lows This b 3. "Round Here" Cotmting Crows. I almost thought I was in poetry class, but I knew that I really wasn't because Dr. Fontana wasn'tin the car, and I don 'tthink that it has too much to do with Beastie Boys remain true to form sex. Write me on that one! 4. "God" Tori Amos. Wow! The voice, the music, the angst, BY SOREN BAKER the red hair. Talk about the passion! THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE 5. "Prayer for the Dying" Seal. Best comeback of the summer, no matter what Courtney Love says about her re-entry into the singles scene. Unique. Unequaled. Unparalleled. Theseare The rest of the disc follows the formula used on the ·some of the words that describe one of the most 1992 smash Check Yourllead: funky beats, ill rhymes, TOP FIVE WORST THINGS ON THE RADIO: popular acts in the music industry, the Beas tie and off the wall instrumentals. 1. "Girls and Boys" Blur. Early80'scheese. Early90'ssmell. Boys. Of coursenoBeastieBoysalbumwouklbecomplete These guys are cute Duran-Duran rip-offs. They won first by far. Whether performing the first single off their without some rather exciting and obscure references 2. "Going to Disneyland" I'm not sure who it is by, and I most recent album, "Sabotage," on David and samples. On "B-Boys Makin' With the Fr·eak don't care. All I know is that I hear it every day and it never gets Letterman or rapping with Lollapaloozamate Q Freak," an interesting recipe for mashed potatoes is better. For those of you keeping track (or still reading), we'll Tip from A Tribe Called Quest on "Get it Together," offered from an uncredited soi.n·ce. Under·grouncl simply call him "Tommy Tuneless." I think he (they -- who theBeastieBoyshavecreatedanicheforthemselves rhyme battles, one of the things that helped rappers cares?) are from England and it's a year old. So why is it popular that no other band has attempted to claim. gain recognition while the'music was still in its formative here and now? I think their name is Dada (goo-goo, shotgun ... Fans of thrash, rap, popular, and alternative years, are mentioned on the moving "Root Down." end of story) music have all declared the Beastie Boys as their "The Update" speaks of the damage that we are 3. "All I Want to Do is Have Some Fun(and I got.the feelfu' own, but the Boys refuse to make music that would doing to our planet and the pointless static between Iain'tthe only one)" Sheryl Crow. This lady should think about adhere to any one genre in particular. Because of the races. "Sure Shot," the opening cut, declares that making music before she makes her next album. this they have assembled possibly the widest fan "the disrespect to women has got to be through." 4. "I'm a Loser" Beck. He says it in the song. Why did Kurt base of any modern musical group. Several other rappers should adhere to this die and leave .us with him? Maybe O.J. will make an album. Ill Comm1111icatioll, their latest effort, is yet realization. _. Wouldn't that be a wowzer! Ti1en you could come over and we another.one of their journeys into the many worlds Along with the Beasties' other business em.lea vors, could drink Tropical Bananaberry Kool-Aid and eat Pixi Stix ofsound. 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