Peace Protest Leads to Arrests by Diane Byrne several members of the group previously sent Seven members of Fordham Pax Christi letters to their Congressmen expressing their and one University professor were arrested concern and that they "felt this was the next last Thursday in Manhattan for trespassing step to show our opposition. We're taxpayers during a protest at an institute which and they're using our tax money to research researches and develops nuclear weapons. 'Star Wars' and missile tracking systems The eight protesters, including that are helping the US's first-strike Philosophy professor James Marsh, were capability. We're saying that as taxpayers, as part of a group of approximately 20 people citizens, as Christians we're not going to let which was demonstrating outside of the this happen." Riverside Research Institute on 42nd Street, Among the participants in the protest a company which operates partially as a were Marsh, Tom Boland, S.J.; John private "think tank" for nuclear arms Calderone, S.J.; Carol Cartos, FC '88; John projects such as those involved in the Kruger, FC '88; Kip Haris, FC '89; Katy Strategic Defense Initiative (Star Wars) Harrison, FC '88; and Gail Presbey, a proposal. graduate student and an adjunct professor in "We knew we were breaking the law, yet the School of General Studies. Marsh, who is we feel that the laws Riverside Research is attending a conference at Oxford University, breaking compelled us to break this small was unavailable for comment, trespassing law," said John Kruger, FC Presby gave the following account of the Edgar Rivera, S.J., hands out leaflets. '88, one of the protestors. He explained that incident: contmuedonpageS Media Professionals Give Lectures

after 200 years of Constitutional rule. Each by Nick Katsoris day was devoted to different subjects and Dan Rather, Ted Koppel, Diane Sawyer, then divided into three topics. Marvin Kalb, Tom Brokaw, John Discussing each topic was a panel of Chancellor, and Tom Wicker were just some three or four media professionals and a Interview with Ted Koppel: Page 9 moderator. Each panelist was given the of the many distinguished guests' that opportunity to discuss the views on the topics participated in Fordham's Graduate School which eventually led to a discussion amongst of Business' week-long series of seminars the panelists and a question and answer which was held in the McNally Amphitheatre session with the audience. The participants at Fordham Law School last week. were selected by Jim Small, professor at the The theme of the seminar focused on the graduate school of business and former Vice- role that newspapers, magazines, President of NBC and United Press broadcasting and books play in America, International. "Overall (the program was) splendid" said Arthur Taylor, dean of the Graduate School of Business. "We got a good deal of positive feedback both from the participants Inside and the audience and it gave us high visibility in the communications community." The entire week's events were videotaped by the National College Television network, and it will be shown at colleges and universities throughout the country. The seminar was also featured in The New York Times, and twice in the New York Daily News. According to Taylor, the first meeting, dealing with the role of newspapers in society, was one of the most noteworthy sessions. "(The guests were) animated, informative, and obviously enjoyed the chance to get together and exchange views and stories with their peers," said Taylor. One recurring issue that received much attention on several occasions during the week was the influential role that broad- casters and broadcasting in general plays in today's society. According to Dan Rather, anchorman of the CBS Evening News, there continued on page 15 Dan Rather and Dean Arthur Taylor 2/Thursday, March 26,1987/THE RAM CALENDAR i Friday! Tuesday, March 27 March 31 T.O.P. Presents - C^en Mika Night II Sign-Ups for Lyp Sync V. Cinevents Presents "Return of CSA Noon Tunes "Magic and the Jedi." $1 admission Comedy" 12:30-2:30 P.M. Ramskellar

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Time: Admission Requirements: Of interest to: • College L CBA D General Public G Grad Students DEADLINE: MONDAY at 4 PM Upon completion of this form, please return to J Members of Fordham University Only CALENDAR COMMITTEE Campus Center Director's Office THE RAM/Thursday, March 26, New Program Fr. Doyle Dies by Lynne Viera Rev, Richard Doyle, S.J., vice president for academic affairs, died Friday after a long To bout with cancer, according to Rev. Vincent O'Keefe, S.J., rector of Loyola-Faber Hall. O'Keefe, who was the main concelebrant of Doyle's funeral mass, said that Doyle will be missed and that his death Come was saddening to the Fordham community. by Noreen Lewis and Matthew Browne "Father Doyle's death was a Fordham has introduced a new program tremendous loss to the University as a of study to be implemented in the fall which whole," O'Keefe said. "He was a gifted is aimed at examining the issues of peace and administrator who enjoyed the confidence of justice in a classroom setting. faculty and other administrators. It was a Dr. Martin Fergus, director of the very deep-loss to the Jesuit University." newly-created Peace and Justice Studies The Funeral Mass was held Tuesday Program, said that the program is intended night at 8:00, followed by a reception. to incorporate important civil and moral According to O'Keefe, there was a issues into course study so that students can tremendous outpouring of faculty, get a better perspective on such issues. administrators, trustees and retired members "[The purpose of the program is] to help of the Fordham community. Rev. Vincent students focus in a more systematic way on Potter, S.J., Philosophy professor, gave the Fr. Doyle issues relating to peace and justice," Fergus homily. Born on December 22, 1929, Doyle professor in the Classics Department, said. "He caught the characteristics of Father became a Jesuit in 1947 and was ordained a Chairman of the Classics Department and The program will address five areas: Doyle as a Jesuit priest, scholar, teacher and priest in 1960. Prior to assuming the position dean of the Graduate School of Arts and social and economic justice, war and the administrator," O'Keefe said. of academic vice president, Doyle had been a Science. arms race, world order, causes and resolutions of conflict and philosophies and strategies of non-violence. Students can receive certification in the program by taking a total of five courses, including one required course, Introduction to Peace and Justice. Right now, Fergus said the program is just getting started and cannot be taken as a major or minor. He said, however, that if ROTC Places Second Peace and Justice Studies is a success there is a possibility that the program will be by Kiinberly-Marie Colon standards, points were subtracted from their Carpenter, Ranger Challenge served as a expanded. Fordham ROTC placed second in the score. personal test for cadets as well as a team "1 think that the interest is there and at Liberty Brigade Ranger Challenge Regional Cadets were then tested on their competition. this point it's a matter of making people Competition, a physical fitness and military familiarity with the assembling of the M-16 "Ranger Challenge offers cadets;: the aware of the program," Fergus said. "Our skills contest at Fort Dix, New Jersey. rifle and the M-60 machine gun. Teams were opportunity to challenge themselves both hopes are that perhaps three or four years According to Captain Thomas scored according to time, accuracy, and mentally and physically," he said. "Through down the road we might consider turning it Woodley, enrollment officer and scholarship proper function of the assembled weapon. their performance, one can evaluate how into a major or minor." officer, Fordham competed with 20 other They were also tested for their marksmanship they are doing in these areas." Fergus said that there was concern on East Coast colleges in the event. Because of on paper targets. The Championship Compeititon will be the part of students and faculty members their performances Fordham and Princeton, An accuracy test entailed a dummy hand more strenuous on the cadets since it will about how issues of peace and justice would the first place team, were awarded plaques grenade toss into a circle of sand bags. If the include an additional event entitled the be handled in a classroom setting. He added and were invited to compete in the Ranger hand grenade landed in the circle, five points "night raid." This event is a 12-hour, that there was also some concern because the Challenge Championship Competition were granted. evening survial test. According to Woodley, program deals with issues that are "more March 28 and 29 at Fort Bragg, North Fordham finished one minute ahead of the cadets are not permitted to talk and will political" than those discussed in other Carolina. the next-best school in the rope bridge communicate by the use of hand signals. The classes. "Fordham did very well," Woodley competition. Each team of nine members had order of the events will be the same except the Formulation of the program began said. "The cadets kept a high energy level to assemble, cross, and disassemble the 10 kilometer hike will follow the night raid. about a year ago, according to Fergus, when and excelled." bridge, and Fordham set a record time of two several graduate and undergraduate students According to Woodley, the Fordham minutes and 18 seconds. approached the faculty with the idea for ROTC team consisted of nine men who The final event was a 10 kilometer hike courses on peace and justice. Drafts of the competed in six events involving basic skills with 30 pound backpacks. The endurance test had proposal were drawn up in the spring and the learned in training camp, "What they did was really nothing new," a standard of 90 situps program was approved by Rev. Gerard The endurance test had a standard of 90 Woodley said. "They've been doing this Reedy, S.J., dean of Fordham College, in situps in two minutes, 90 pushups in two since they started training camp, but this time in two minutes, 90 December. minutes and a two-mile run in 12 minutes. If they were competing, not learning." Fergus said that members of the campus the team was not able to meet these According to Sergeant Major Robert pushups in two peace group Pax Christi were very influential in the founding of the program. minutes and a two-mile Dr. James Kelly, a Sociology professor, ll be teaching an introductory course in run in 12 minutes. If [Peace and Justice this fall. According to a "leaflet distributed by the program, the the team was not able ntrodiictory course "will examine: the rationale for peace and justice studies, the to meet these history of the arms race, the development of 'instruments for peaceful resolution of standards, points were nternational conflicts, the history of civil disobedience and non-violent direct action subtracted from for bringing about social change, the ethical dilemmas posed by resistance to unjust their score. authority, and non-violent movements in the contemporary world." Kelly said the Carpenter attributed tlie team's strong program will be important for educating the performance to their positive attitude and Fordham community about ideas that might determination. He said that those same not otherwise be discussed. qualities will carry them through their "It's valuable because it encourages upcoming competition. both the students and faculty to becomci Among the universities and colleges that more aware of these pressing and important competed were Monmoulh College, Seton issues," Kelly said. "The course belongs lo Hall University, Syracuse University, St. the consciousness of the entire University." John's University, State University of New The Peace and Justice Studies Program' York at Brockport, Cornell University, continued on pw /./ : SUNY Freilonia and Rutgers University. 4/Thursday, March 26, 1987/ THE RAM

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by Mary O'Neill eventually approved the request and issued by Matthew Browne "Juries were...acting according to their The long-awaited film Catharsis has money to the students as the film progressed, "Civil disobedience is not, as the conscience. Juries don't have to give a reason :en completed and is due to be released next according to Gagner. authorities would like to make it, an for their verdict. That's a nice thing. If we eek, according to Kevin Casey, a key "We have remained within a four aberration, a criminal act...but, in fact, civil could only persuade jurors of that...and tell ntributor to the movie. Termed a video hundred dollar budget," Gagner said, '.'This disobedience is part of the heritage of them, 'Look, it's okay to acquit these people if you think they are right, and you don't have ticle by it's creators, Catharsis will be proves people can have fun with a limited democracy," Dr. Howard Zinn said during a to explain it to anybody." iremiered in the Ramskellar on Tuesday. lecture in Keating First Tuesday night. "Acts \ According to Casey, the film is a home of civil disobedience represent the powerful Zinn also mentioned the labor movement ovie-type comedy, similar to a Monty urge of people to change conditions of in American history as an extremely python film. injustice." revolutionary change. He said that the role of civil disobedience has been down-played in the "The movie has no real plot," Casey Zinn, a professor of Political Science at history of the American worker's struggle for id. "'it's just Fordham people doing "The movie has no Boston University and author of the book A better working conditions, hours and wages, Wdham things. It's like a combination of a People's History of the United States, spoke but he contended that the role of law-breakers Catharsis article and a video yearbook." real plot. .It 'sjust about the need for civil disobedience in a was crucial to the success of the movement. The idea for Catharsis was born on the democratic society. He talked about "Some of the most bitter labor struggles ght of the premiere of the Fordham Movie. Fordham people doing America's tradition of civil disobedience and in the history of the world took place in this !asey said he thought the movie was a great pointed to events in United States history country in the nineteenth and early twentieth ea and the Catharsis people wanted to Fordham things. achieved by breaking laws for justifiable centuries — struggles in the course of which prove upon it. reasons. many acts of civil disobedience took place," "Capturing people on film for posterity Zinn pointed to America's struggle for Zinn said. one of the few ideas people can get excited independence, which involved a defiance of Civil disobedience is also playing an out," Casey said. "We hoped that putting amount of money." laws. He noted that such documents as the No single person was specifically in Constitution and the Declaration of important part in current events, according to [ut another movie right after the initial Zinn. He mentioned the Plowshares ilure would prevent that idea from getting charge of the project, according to Casey. Independance sprang forth from a philosophy Many people have been involved with the wheih took into account the need for justified Movement, which was started when a group film throughout the year, making for what breaches of the law. of protestors, led by Daniel Berrigan, S.J., Funding for the movie was provided by damaged nuclear weapons equipment in a jie Residence Halls Association. Drew will be a long list of credits at the end of the "It should be remembered...that while film. Those involved seem to think the result the Constitution is the fundamental law of the General Electric Plant. |agner, program coordinator for RHA and "The evil of the arms race was a far original contributor to Catharsis, began was worth the effort. land, it itself grew out of the revolutionary "It was a lot of work, but it will be period in which the philosophy of the greater evil than the dents they had made in : approval process for funding with the the nose cones of missiles they had attacked in executive board. The general board worth it in terms of laughter," Gagner said. Revolution was expressed in the Declaration of Independence," Zinn said. "And the a General Electric plant," Zinn said. philosophy of democracy was expressed in the Zinn said he thinks there has been a also have been articulated by the American Declaration of Independence and in that revival of civil disobedience begining in the bishops in the Pastoral letter on peace" philosophy law is not sacrosanct." late 1970's. He said he is hopeful that the which stated that striving for first strike According to Zinn, during the period of current movement will be on a larger scale capacity is immoral, Calderone said. "I feel American slavery there were many cases when than any previous civil disobedience rrests that I am trying to live out the Peace Pastoral abolitionists broke the law to free slaves or movement in American history. that was issued four years ago." lend them other types of illegal assistance. He "My hope is that [the current movement] According to Calderone, the Riverside said that during this period, juries often will lead into some greatness in this country — Institute was chosen for the demonstration acquitted criminals for moral reasons, even a movement that will be even larger than the onlinued from page 1 partly because its operations havv been though they had clearly broken laws and civil rights movement of the fifties and sixties The seven Fordham students, Professor obscure. should have been convicted. He added that and the anti-war movement — a movement jMarsh and a student from Columbia "[Riverside] is hidden," Calderone said. the system of justice might work better if that will make sure that the United States stays ^University placed a large sign that read "What's hidden, we're trying to expose to people would act with their conscience rather out of other countries...and also begins to r'Riverside Research Institute Closed By Law the light. Thousands of people pass by this than strictly by the law. turn the nuclear arms race into the direction of lAbiding Citizens to Prevent Crimes Under building and you would never know what's "One of the interesting things that disarmament," he said. Jlnternational Law" on the front doors of the going on inside." He said RRI's name does happened at this time was that juries refused Zinn's lecture was sponsored by Pax f building at around 11:30 a.m. The rest of the not appear on the outside of the building, to convict these people even though they had Christi, the Peace and Justice Studies |participants in the demonstration handed out which is the McGraw-Hill Building, because blatantly violated the law," Zinn said. Program, and the Theology Club. |leaflets on the street and inside the building. the company only occupies two floors. |The nine protesters then sat down in front of According to Boland, if they are |the sign with a banner identifying them as convicted the maximum sentence will be a Imembers of Fordham's chapter of Pax $500 fine and six months in jail. Calderone fChristi, and for approximately one hour they added that the majority of similar cases are tread excerpts from books containing dismissed. I messages about the arms race and sang songs i such as " We Shall Overcome.'' Kairos organized the "Year of Resistance" last summer when a number of Police from the Midtown South Precinct people, among them actor Martin Sheen, arrived on the scene at 12:30 p.m. The were arrested in a similar act of non-violent olficers informed the nine protesters that civil disobedience. After the protest Kairos they were legally permitted to demonstrate decided to conduct a year-long campaign outside the building but that the location in against RRI's involvement in nuclear which they were sitting violated trespassing weapons and to ask other groups such as Pax laws, and asked them to leave. The nine told Christi to join the action. Last week's police that RRI was also guilty of breaking demonstration brought the total number of the law since it participated in the making of protests since the inception of the campaign weapons that violated the Strategic Arms to 18. Limitation Treaty (SALT). They added that Calderone said two similar protests are they would leave only when RRI would expected to be held within the next month. discontinue its research. Police then arrested He said that next week Jesuits for Peace, an the nine protesters on charges of trespassing. organization of Jesuits and non-Jesuits The group carried out the protest as involved in the peace struggle, will go to RRI members of Pax Christi, an organization and hold a demonstration. Pax Christi will concerned with the search for peace, and as hold a march on 42nd Street on Good Friday, citizens participating in a "Year of during which the 14 stations of the cross will Resistance" held at RRI by the Kairos be conducted. An additional station will be Community, a peace group based in held for those interested in participating in Manhattan which has been protesting and civil disobedience. leatletting at RRI for several years. Boland felt confident about Pax The eight members of the Fordham Christi's actions as being part of a larger community who were arrested "had spent effort to stop the government from spending time beforehand planning it, talking about it, time and money on nuclear weapons. praying about it, sharing our fears and our "History is on our side to end such concerns," Bolandsaid. systematic evils," Boland said. "The more "We're trying to live out some of the people that get arrested the closer we get to words that specifically are in the Gospel and ending the arms race." 6/Thursday, March 26,1987/THE RAM Graduate Student ssociation

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Interviewing the Interviewer Speaking with Ted Koppel 11:30 P.M.—Flipping through of media diplomacy." the channels, the sounds projecting Koppel cited when Walter Cronkite, Barbara Walters and Peter Jennings from the television set are: Can we convinced Anwar Sadat and Manachem talk?," "Heeeeeere's Johnny," Begin that Sadat should come to Jerusalem ami the two should meet. "1 mean, if you and "Good evening, I'm Ted Kop- think about it for a moment," Koppel said, pel and this is Nightline;" but "you have this great vision of Sadat sitting there with Walter Cronkite saying 'Are you while Joannie and Johnny are going to Jerusalem?' and Sadat striking himself on the forehead and saying 'Walter, what a terrific idea.' The minute you look at Nick Katsoris it in those terms you see how ludicrous the whole notion of media diplomacy is." battling over the latest Nielson Iran ratings, ABC-TV offers a talk Koppel also feels that his views are evident in the recent Iran-contra scandal. "I show uncharacteristic of anything think that the clear winner with regard to the else on the small screen. Seven years after the Nightline, probably the finest half hour of broadcast journalism on the air today, begins inception of Nightline, to discuss subjects where the evening news leaves off. Network news shows merely Koppel is at the fore- report events, but Nightline investigates current events and offers the viewers an edi- front of television torialized edge in understanding the trials and tribulations of worldly issues. broadcasting and is one The program itself, which celebrated its seven-year anniversary with ABC on March of the most admired 24, has been cited by The New York Times as "The best piece of television journalism and respected newsmen around," while Time Magazine has touted Ted Koppel as "The best serious interviewer in American journalism. on American TV." Iran-contra affair is the Ayatollah A native of Lancashire, England, Koppel Khoemeini," Koppel said. "Once again, the moved to the United States with his parents Iranians have succeeded, at almost no cost to at the age of 13. He then attended college at them at all, of hobbling, if not totally Syracuse University, where he began to According to Koppel, he works an average and interesting manner, there have been handicapping the American administration sharpen his journalistic skills. of 10-12 hours a day on Nightline. He arrives many shows which he is especially fond of, and they have done it through a very skillful "It (journalism) is something I've always at ABC studios in Washington usually at including last year's series on the Philippines. use of the American media." wanted to do since 1 was very young," said about 1 or 2 P.M., where he works on ths In February, 1986, the show originated from In recent months, Nightline has devoted Koppel in an exclusive interview with The show, often leaving as late as 1:30 A.M. Manila during the week of President Marcos' many telecasts to the Iran-contra scandal. Ram which was held on March 13, 1987. "I "Nightline" exile. Nightline also had the first one-on-one Personally, Koppel said that he does not never wanted to do anything else." The nearly flawless 30 minute live telecast, interview with former President Marcos after think the Reagan administration handled the After college, Koppel worked with that is presented to the public makes the his exile, and the last major discussion with situation properly. Earlier this month, WMCA radio in New York City, before production of Nightline look simple, but the current President Aquino and Marcos prior however, President Reagan spoke to the joining ABC News, where he has been for 24 integral steps required in achieving its slick to the Philippine elections. American people about the Iran scandal and years. His duties at ABC began in 1963 as a appearance are numerous. Other shows Koppel mentioned as attempted to clear the air. full-time general assignment correspondent. Probably the most difficult aspect of special include the shows done at the time of "It was an excellent speech and I'm sure In 1968, Koppel became Miami Bureau Chief Nightline is lining up guests for the show, but the Iranian Hostage Crisis, and the South he reassured our people in the country," for ABC News, which included coverage of before this can be done the topic must be African series in March of 1985. During that Koppel said; however, "it (the speech) is not events in Latin America, and from January, decided upon. Koppel and the staff of week the show originated from going to restore the Reagan presidency to the 1969 to July, 1971 Koppel served as Hong Nightline have features meetings regularly to Johannesburg, South Africa. The series had way it was, but he has bought a little bit of Kong Bureau Chief, where his duties entailed scan future stories, and often issues are critics raving as it was called "extraordinary" time." coverage of the Far East. planned out over a week in advance. Since by The New York Times and "remarkable" Cutbacks Immediately prior to becoming a host of the show usually covers current events, by The Washington Post. Another current issue that Koppel Nightline in 1980, Koppel served as ABC however, the topic is often changed at the last "Agenda-setting" discussed with The Ram is the recent "spring News Chief Diplomatic Correspondent for minute. It has long been said that the media is cleaning" done by CBS News. On March 4, nearly 10 years, including a two year period As a result, the guests originally booked instrumental in setting the agenda of current CBS.President Laurence Tisch approved a (1975-1977) in which he anchored the ABC must be rescheduled for a later date. Thus, issues. Through the dramatic visions it $30 million budget cut in the CBS News Saturday Night News. the new issue must now be prepared for the displays on the television screen, the press is divisions' $300 million budget. Among the cuts include the dismissal of more than 15 of Today, seven years after the inception of show and often limited time constraints force thought of as possessing magical powers to the network's 100 correspondents and Nightline, Koppel is at the forefront of Koppel to know less about a subject than he manipulate the importance of, and the reporters, 200 of CBS News' 1,225 television broadcasting and is one of the most would like to. moving along of worldly issues; however, Koppel feels that the media's role in "agen- employees, and the phasing out of three of its admired and respected newsmen in According to Koppel, however, you da-setting" is vastly overrated. 27 bureaus in Bangkok, Warsaw, and American journalism. His merits have been cannot be afraid oftackling a subject. In fact, Seattle. recognized on many occasions as Koppel has Koppel has said, "When I can, I'd rather go "It is rare indeed that any one of us (in In approving the cuts of foreign won every major award in the field of into a program knowing as much as-possible the media) is equal let alone superior to the correspondents, however, Tisch might have journalism at least once including: ten about a subject, but I don't consider it a point where we can set the agenda on our own," said Koppel at a conference held last merely looked at the underutilization of cor- Emmys, two George Foster Peabody handicap (when) I know next to nothing. To Thursday at Fordham Law School, which respondents as a waste and not as a Awards, 2 George Polk Awards, and four act as a surrogate for the audience and say 'I was sponsored by Fordham's Graduate sometimes wasteful necessity. Overseas Press Club Awards, among others. really don't understand what you're saying' —and mean it, can be one of the most useful School of Business. "We are dealing with "It's not sufficient simply to look at a "I suppose when 1 was younger, I thought techniques." professionals who more than understand log and say your correspondent got on the air about winning these awards," Koppel said. what their role is in appearing on American 12 times last year and is working one day out Today, however, winning awards does not According to Koppel, Nightline has been television." of 30," Koppel said. mean that much to Koppel, and accolades do the most satisfying event of his career. "It is the diplomats who manipulate the Koppel also said that even though not act as incentives to make him work During the show's seven year existence, it has media, Koppel said, "and let me cite what is foreign correspondents are not on the air harder. Instead, doing his job in the best way covered thousands of issues. While every normally given as the alpha omega of proof continued on page 15 he can is his major concern. show comments on events in an informative 10/Thursday, March 26,1987/THE RAM —Faculty Forum

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On Thursday, Feb. 26, about 27 students gathered The I.awltss State, „, „ PHIL Pl.OURD Editor-in-Chief in a Dealy Hall classroom to learn about possible Marwieki. At ,llaillnie( SICK KA TSORIS Executive Editor career opportunities with the FBI. Many seemed •he FBI was io collect''d, MA TTHEU BROW \E.., Executive Editor especially interested in the "exciting" aspects of the •people's pCr>onal lives L KIMBERE Y-MARIE COLOS. Sews Editor JOH.S PARADISE Sports Editor job. After all, this would not be your typical desk job. leaked to the press. Th'el You could be a "special agent," disguise yourself, take DIANE B YRSE Sews Editor V//A7-. M Yl.LEK Sports Editor Martin Luther King, I on an assumed ideniity, and be involved in discovering "blackmail" to exert p | MAR Y O'.SEU.I Assistant Sews Editor GERALDISE PETERS. News Photo Editor important information. r USA LUDVIK Arts Editor JOHS ROUSSEY Sports Photo Editor his movement from A LEKS RO/ESS Assistant Arts Editor A SSE EASTMAN 4sst. Photo Editor movements. A MY SI VCO Copy Editor YOI.ANDA OCHOA . Advertising Manager It is said bv various L GailM. Presbey the one who came to For! LYNNE VIERA Copy Editor TINA DOLJEEKIAS.. Advertising Manager dealings," are in the past! ALUSOSZISKO features Editor TOU1.A DOLIEKIAS... Business Manager up its act. But the colicJ EVA POSEROS... Subscriptions Manager Just what kind of information does the FBI on, and it is said thai maf collect? According to the handout given by the FBI get "dirt" files stariedoil The Ram is Ihe Univefsity-wide newspaper of Fordham University, serving the campus and the community since 1918 The Ram is published representative at the meeting, they are involved in there is any need todiscrl each Wednesday and distributed tree of charge every Thursday during the academic year Correspondence should De addressed to The Ram, "criminal and domestic intelligence investigations." Imagine the tremendous f Box B. Fordham University, Bronx. NY 10458 The Rams editorial and business offices are located at the-Rose Hill campus in Faculty Memorial Hall. Rooms 428.429, and 443 The Editorial Office telephone number is(212)579-2665. 295 0962. Copy Office, 579 2094, 2950962 Well, we all know what "criminal" refers to, but what tion that gives the FBI. Business and Advertising (212) 579-2082 The Ram is represented nationally for advertising by CASS, American Passage and CMPS Ad rates does "domestic" refer to? It is a pretty wide term. I political figure or social l| are available on request from the advertising manage' Ad deadline is Monday al 5 p m Letlerstof he-Editors are due on Tuesdays. 5 p.m. The suppose it could refer to anything which happens in opinions expressed in Ram editorials are those of the editorial board; those expressed in columns, letters or graphics are those of the in- their government's" dividual writers or artists No part ol The Ram including text, photos, artwork and ads may be reproduced without the written consent ol the the U.S. (as contrasted with international intelligence). A definite sign euitor The Ram is composed on campus at Fordham Student Print and printed by offset lithography on recycled paper in a union printing Further in the handout they once again explain that in plant groups is not in ihepasi addition to investigating criminal activities, they also Varelli, an FBI agent frl "investigate civil matters in which the federal was to infiltrate CISPESI government has an interest." So it seems thai the with the People of E| government's interest in any matter is warrant enough meetings, giving donatiof for the FBI to investigate it. about his family1!, stiff And that is in fact what they are doing. Among Salvador government, other things, they are interested in what prominent organization and suppll Catholics are doing and also what opponents of addresses of Americans al Reagan's Central American policy are doing. The peace campaign. Varelli I To Obey or problem is that some surveillance turns into interfer- documents claiming ence. I suggest that our rights to freedom of speech communist connections. L and political expression are being infringed on by the there was no evidence or| FBI. For example, I wonder if any of the Catholic as this. students at the recruitment meeting realized that their Even more shocking Not to Obey own church Bishops were being watched by the FBI. FBI asked Varelli to In the National Catholic Reporter Feb. 27, 1987 National Guard in El! issue, it was reported that the FBI has 165 pages of death squads). Varelli wal Civil disobedience seems to be a hot topic at Fordham lately. Actor Martin Sheen documents on both Archbishop Raymond Hunthau- list of opponents of the I and author Howard Zinn have both lectured on it. The newly created Peace and Justice Studies Program has given attention to it. And now, Fordham students belonging to Pax Christi, along with a University professor, have given us a real-life demonstration of it. The idea behind civil disobedience is that people have the right to transcend the law if the evil of breaking the law is less than the evil which is being protested. So, when I I Fordham Pax Christi and Professor James Marsh violated the law to make a statement about nuclear weapons, they were, in essence, saying that any infraction they might commit during their demonstration would be less evil than the build-up of nuclear arms sen and Bishop Thomas Gumbleton (who is president when the INS w which they were objecting to. of Pax Christi USA). The FBI is refusing to release 135 would call the FBI tose pages of their reports. In witholding the reports, they If so, the INS would depl The plain fact is that in a democracy, laws generally exist by consent of individuals are citing Freedom of Information Act exemptions call the National GuardJ to protect the rights of individuals. To say, then, that the law may be forsaken if a that prohibit release of information (for example, would be arriving. In t certain person or certain people disagree with it invites danger. material that is classified for national security reasons, work of Salvadoran dci or information that will divulge the FBI source). How period. No wonder nianjj The problem with this line of reasoning is that it depends entirely upon one's were these files started? The FBI says that they are am sent back, they "' subjective viewpoint. Certainly, someone who sees the existence of nuclear arms as an "cross reference files." These are files kept on Varelli from the Villas evil that must be eliminated would be justified in making a protest. On the other hand, individuals who are not necessarily the subject of But concern over investigations but whose names appear in connection policy towards Central/ someone who sees nuclear weapons as inevitable and views the "balance of fear" as the infiltration of CISPES. I| only practical means of maintaining peace in the modern world would likewise be with other investigations. According to Michael Ratner of the Center for Constitutional Rights (as has been keeping a list entitled to work in a profession involving the development of nuclear arms technology. quoted in NCR), the cross-reference files are "one of U.S. military policy li cooperating with FEN1 What laws may be broken? To what extent? the worst things the FBI does" because it gives the Bureau the right to collect information on basically Management Agency). Fl A statement made by one of the Pax Christi protesters exemplifies the problem. anyone they want to, regardless of whether they are victims of tornadoes, II John Kruger said, "we knew we were breaking the law, yet we feel that the laws presently under investigation for any reason. Ratner natural disasters. Howe j Riverside Research is breaking compelled us to break this small trespassing law." says that through these means the FBI has created a is now also prepared Who is Kruger to determine that the law against trespassing is a small law ? network of information on countless U.S. citizens. liberties in the eve Under the Nation In fact, the FBI has had an infamous history of (NSDD) signed in April I Since laws exist to safeguard the rights of people, it is necessary to abide by laws in infiltration and disruption of the free political and president can unilaterally* order to ensure that legal systems and, therefore, people's rights are respected. religious activities of U.S. citizens. Most famous was a National Emergency " The recent formulation of the Peace and Justice Studies Program represents a step project coined Coinlelpro that took place in the 50's military interventionint and 60's. For example, the Socialist Worker's Party toward raising awareness of civil and moral issues among members of the Fordham a community. was heavily infiltrated by FBI agents, who then helped FEMA,witli'l"-' - units, will arre>t, Enlightening students about important peace and justice issues in the hope that to create disunity within the parly. What has happened to our freedom to choose our own political stances, if a undocumented Central i they will utilize this knowledge to improve the condition of the world they live in government organization like the FBI is allowed to would be bad enough) J definitely a good idea. What is equally important is that the program can make a on a list that the Mil destroy our political options? No wonder there is only 1 positive impact without degrading the sanctity of the law. a two party system here in the U .S. U.S. militan intern arrested w ill '1C Ll But the SWP wasn't the only organization ce icrs ttliii l investigated by the FBI. Included also were groups like " . ";.;!ll^ the Institute for Policy Studies, SANE, Clergy and military ba^-aJi Laity Concerned, and the American Friends Service This NSDD . Committee. In thai era, the FBI opened up over 500,000 files on over one million Americans. (For previous plaiuaM ,' these statistics and the information on Cointelpro, see president Niv" and detain thuii1 THE RAM/Thursday, March 26, 1987/11

At the presentation at Fordham, I asked the FBI to get promoted, that's for sure!) I think, rather, that representative some questions. I asked him if one, as a we as citizens should be outraged by the infringement Catholic, would be required to infiltrate one's own of our rights by the FBI. church. I cited the NCR reports of the files on the It may be that some prospective employees or Catholic peace bishops. He replied that he wasn't supporters of the FBI here on campus may be familiar with the instances I mentioned, but that all reasoning to themselves: "It's all wetland good that irs Be Aware! undercover jobs were voluntary, and so one would not the FBI is going to have those peace activists and be "forced" to do something one didn't agree with. I leftists interned. Certainly, it would be nice to have all then asked about the daily, routine aspects of the job the radicals on campus locked up! As it is, I was n, Berman, Brosage and Viet Nam war. Two of Project Garden Plot's most — for example, keeping files for FEMA on people who always embarrased by the Peace bishops anyway." Bin ; (he prevalent tactics of enthusiastic supporters were Ronald Reagan and disagree with Central American policy. He didn't deny this is dangerous thinking. Because a threat to one neaning information on Edwin Meese. So it is no wonder that Reagan has the FBI's involvement with FEMA, but he did reiterate group's liberties is a threat to all the citizens. What I night discredit them if enthusiasm for the new NSDD. The question is, how that the FBI will never ask you to go against your own would say to such a person is this: It may be that now had this kind of file on much enthusiasm do we as U.S. citizens have for this personal conscience. He then thanked me, saying that you are holding views that are not offensive to the FBI, (id used this threat of project? What will happen to our freedom of speech if I had a good question. so you are not under investigation. But why do you I on him to disassociate And I do think it is a good question, a question we think America is so great? Why are you so proud to lunism or anti-war But why do you think should ask ourselves before considering employment live in the U.S.? Is it because we have political and with the FBI. Should we join, hoping to avoid religious freedoms here? Then be careful... because |presentatives (including America is so great? Is "unpleasant" tasks? (That's probably not a good way those freedoms are being eroded. i that all of these "dirty how the FBI has cleaned it because we have If information still goes eminent political figures political and religious [, so that if in the future Letters to the Editor pem, the FBI can do so. freedoms here? Then for political manipula- can make or break any be careful... because Vice President for Student Affairs, Joseph J. ithey decide to, if it is in McGowan, on the other hand, says, "...this is an to do so. those freedoms are excellent opportunity to give our students a first-rate Infiltrations of political education and professional experience in radio." MerciM&M's Any student who is serious about broadcasting will jhe testimony of Frank being eroded. |81-1984. His main job embark on an internship; the perfect transition between WFUV and the real world. That's where pommittee in Solidarity dissidents will be interned on campus? And yet the FBI To the Editor: you get professional experience. ^ador). By attending continues to compile the list of names. One can only We would like to thank the Mimes and Okay, some programming changes will have to speaking emotionally wonder if our own Catholic bishops are on the list! Mummers for allowing the seventh and eighth grade students of Immaculate Conception School, Stony take place — some probably for the better. Dr. |t the hands of the El (Information on the FBI and FEMA from Sojourners, Point, New York, to attend their theatrical Jennings should not, however, write off rock and able to infiltrate the Febl 1986). performance of "Jesus Christ Superstar." roll because of "low ratings" at this so-called I FBI with names and Despite the fact that the FBI is willing to do all of We had viewed the movie, and from our point of "sandbox" of a student radiostation. Ratings are i the Central American these things by itself (such as infiltrate CISPES, view, the play was by far much better. usually non-existent during late night and overnight fcnt conservative groups contact the Salvadoran National Guard, and supply The cast was amazing. Carolann Solebello's hours. Besides, why are ratings so high a priority in |ES had worldwide lists of dissidents for future internment), there are 1 (Mary) beautiful voice impressed us with its clarity college radio . Rock and Roll is a real live format, low Varelli admits that many things the FBI cares not to do personally, for and range. Ken Wemm portrayed Jesus so well that Dr. Jennings, and some former FUV'ers are now to make charges such fear of bad press. That is why they cooperate so closely he almost made the audience believe vye were getting paid to work with it. with private investigators, who will do their dirty work watcning the real Jesus. Chris Wypiski (KingHerod) NPR affiliation can bring about good things to fact that in 1980 the for them. For example, Jerry Ducote, former police provided the ultimate comedy scene. The dancers WFUV — there's no question about it. But caution |sh contacts with the officer, took a job with Research West, a private and singers in addition to the rest of the cast were must be employed throughout the changes. We must or (well-known for its surveillance organization in Emmryville, CA. On his obviously very talented. Again, we would like to be careful not to forget that WFUV was created for Ito give the FBI list a hit job, he burglarized offices such as the United Farm thank Laura Fois, president of the Mimes, for the students, should be run by the students, and is Workers and the Catholic Peace Fellowship of San poran right wing. Then permitting us to attend and we look forward to for the benefit of the students; we must be careful attending many more future Mimes' productions. that students will always have a legitimate say in the The 7t!i and 8th grade students decision making process at WFUV, even if in Immaculate Conception School coalition with the necessary paid professional Stony Point, NY "overseers"; and, perhaps most of all, we should be careful that Dr. Jennings and his staff of I "professionals" do not create a "sandbox" of their own, having fallen somewhat short of a real vs. NPR programming job in radio. Fred Zeller jilvadoran immigrant, it Jose, stealing such things as mailing lists, and saw FBI To the Editor: FC'81 : person was on the list. agents on an almost daily basis. While the FBI would Having spent four years of my life at WFUV, I em, while Varelli would not do the break-ins themselves, they would use the feel compelled to write in reference to your recent |1 them that the person information gotten in this way by others. Among other front page story regarding the possible affiliation ly the FBI assisted the activities in his career, Ducote was also coached as to between WFUV and National Public Radio. Housing Huff |uads for a three year "how to comport himself as a priest" while he After my years at WFUV, I interned at WNBC attended Liturgical Conference meetings in Washing- lees here complain, "If I Radio which led to engineering jobs at WNBC, To the Editor: ton D.C. in full clerical garb. (For Ducote's story, see |me." (Information on WYNY, and now at the NBC Radio Networks, If the University continues to recruit abroad, it Sojourners, Feb. 1986). JMarch 3,1987.) where I have carved a rewarding niche working on damn better be prepared to provide housing during Citizens' dissent on the As it is many religious peace groups have had their the production of a weekly newsmagazine show, spring break, Christmas and Easter breaks. offices broken into. They recently appeared before the ("The Source Report"), and on "Sexually i does not stop with the I was ticked off by the indifference of the Office House Judiciary Subcommittee on Civil and Consti- Speaking" with Dr. Ruth Westheimer. , ever since 1984 the FBI of Residential Life when they would not allow me to tutional Rights. They have documented 57 cases of Bse citizens who oppose Dr. Ralph Jennings wants to affiliate WFUV remain on campus during this spring break. I live in suspicious break-ins since 1982. Among the groups ptral America, and is wtih NPR. Great, (what I wouldn't have given to Puerto Rico and cannot go home until May, after that testified were several Protestant churches, the [ie Federal Emergency have been connected in the most remote of ways to graduation. "That's your problem," was their very International Center for Development Policy and the Is usual work is to assist "All Things Considered" when I was in college). sensitive response when I asked them where they North American Congress in Latin America. The j earthquakes and other Working at an NPR/University station can only expected me to live for the next 10 days. Center for Constitutional Rights is concerned that the |ong its other duties, "it be more impressive on anyone's resume. In fact, this What's wrong with keeping one dorm open for FBI is involved in the break-ins. The religious groups tlely curtail basic civil affiliation could open some channels for the those who cannot travel long distances, (and the are asking that the FBI "either investigate the break- national emergency'." agressive WFUV staff memver to freelance his or her number is increasing each year)? Are we not paying ins — or stop them." (See NCR, Feb. 27,1987.) |y Decision Directive talents directly through NPR and perhaps have a enough yet? By President Reagan, the There is no solid evidence yet that the FBI is direct input on nationwide programming. Priceless. Ignacio Fernandez ire a "State of Domestic behind the break-ins, but that is the problem one has Also priceless is the education I've received at CBV87 I event of a direct U.S. when dealing with a secretive agency. We don't know WFUV. No classroom could ever have prepared me America. At that time what they're up to until former agents like Varelli better for the politics of working within a all state National Guard make confessions. Even when they have files, we can't broadcasting organization, nor for the actual imprison, not only all sec the files (like in the bishops' cases) because of "hands-on" work that I now perform. That is the exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act. There beauty of this student-run, college radio station. Half- Volley Bean immigrants (which |o U.S. citizens who are are problems with having an organization like the FBI I am, however, very concerned, 1 am concerned ply, of those opposed to in a democratic society. We didn't vote them in, and that changes at WFUV are in the hands of ageneral To the Editor: Central America. Those yet look at all the political clout they wield. Our ability manager and a vice-president of student affairs who Our Women's Tennis Team is off to Northern lien national detention to vote them out is even curtailed, because our ability seem to be talking out of both sides of their collective California to play four colleges. By a year-long Jnder construction at to politically organize and vote is hampered by their mouth. effort, we raised the money for this trip. actions (for example, by slandering political opponents Dr. Jennings, Station Manager, says that the We are all waiting for the day when the Men's lar in many ways to a and helping the disintegration of alternative parties). FCC's license "...wasn't given to us (Fordham) to Basketball Team holds a cake sale. Garden Plot," former How can we say that we as citizens choose to have the teach school with." I suppose it is me who's missing John Rooncy Inted plan to round up FBI do what it does? Rather, it will do what it wants the point of a college station. \V omens Tennis Coach 1 citizens opposed to the to, and hide from the public eye whenever possible. 12/Thursday, March 26,1987/THERAM With U(2)... Again Martin Luther King, Jr. and the fighting in Northern Ireland, respectively. The themes of human rights and political struggle appear once again in The Joshua Tree, the addresses for the Irish, British, and American sections of Amnesty International are given and the song "Mothers of the Disappeared1' recalls the experiences of those who were lucky enough to survive and escape after being held captive by South American gov- ernments. The first American and British singles, "With or Without You" and "Red Hill Mining Town," have been getting a good amount of airplay since the release of the album two weeks ago, and rightly deserve ii. "With or Without You" is rich in emotion and imagery ("Sleight of hand and twist of fate/ On a bed of nails she makes me wait/ And I wait., .without you") intensified by the sometimes soft, sometimes passionate quality of lead singer Bono's voice. The by Diane Byrne that entrances the listeners, grabs their intel- Amnesty International. U2's concern with touching "Red Hill Mining Town" tells the U2 fans, rejoice! It has been two and a ligence and hearts, and does not let go. human rights and political struggle has been story of a community that is facing hard half years since the group's last release, The The band has acquired a loyal following reflected in its appearances at Live Aid and times yet hangs onto a last shred of hope. Unforgettable Fire, but now the wait is over. that has expounded greatly since the release Amnesty as well as in songs such as "Pride The familiar theme of spirituality is Well worth the wait, The Joshua Tree is full of' of War in 1983 and moreso after the benefit (In the Name of Love)" and "Sunday woven through the album in songs such as "1 power, dignity, and emotion. It is an album concerts for African famine relief and Bloody Sunday," inspired by the memory of Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking Por" and "In God's Country." The beauty of "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking Tor" is created mainly by a combination of poetic lyrics and Bono's emotion-drenched singing that together build images in the listeners' minds ("I have spoke with the tongues of angels/ I have held the hand of a devil"). But placing emphasis on the repetition of themes does not intend to take the spotlight away from the rest of the songs on the album. Equally as impressive for their strong instrumental and vocal highlights are "Bullet the Blue Sky," "Trip Through Your Wires," and "Where the Streets Have No Name." "Bullet the Blue Sky" features powerful singing and narrating by Bono Whoopi Steals It combined with brilliant performances turned in by The Edge on guitar and Larry Mullen, by Nick Kalsoris Jr. on drums. Mullen's steady and strong Whoopi Goldberg is one of the most drumming is heard again with the blues-like exciting new stars that Hollywood has tones of a harmonica and some more greeted in the 1980's. A couple of years ago, masterful guitar playing on "Trip Through she had a successful one-woman show on Your Wires." "Where the Streets Have No Broadway, and last year she won a Grammy Name" begins with a beautiful and attention- Award for Best Comedy Album, and a well- grabbing short instrumental. Slowly The deserved Academy Award nomination for Edge's guitar begins to be heard and becomes her sterling performance in The Color more and more audible as the original strains Purple. Goldberg had the world at her of music fade away, and the remaining band fingertips, and better yet, Hollywood was members — Mullen, Adam Clayton on bass, knocking at her door, but then came and Bono — join in. Bono's passionale Jumping Jack Flash, a second-rate comedy vocals make the lyrics "I want to run/ I want for a first-rate actress. In short, the film was to hide/ I want to tear down the walls/ That a disappointing followup to its predecessor. hold me inside" come alive. Well, Goldberg is at it again in Burglar, and Of special note is the song "One Tree all I can say is that this should serve as a Hill." It was written for a 26 year-old friend warning lo Whoopi: Three strikes and you're who died in New Zealand, and is truly a out. lyrically, vocally, and instrumentally The film's advertisement cites Burglar as touching piece of music. a first-rate comedy about a second-story Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno teamed up woman, but once again, we have a first-rate to produce The Joshua Tree. They also actress stuck in a second-rate comedy. produced The Unforgettable Fire for U2, and It seems as if Goldberg is attempting to have done impressive work individually— become the female Eddie Murphy by Miss Scarlet in the film Clue, once again appeared in both Police Academy two and Lanois has been involved in numerous record involving herself in comedy/action films. turns in a good performance as the sharp- three as the slightly insane gang leader turned productions and engineerings, and Eno was a Well, imitation is flattering to Murphy, but it tongued, divorced dentist. Sheldrake hires cop. founding member of Roxy Music and has does nothing for Goldberg. Bernice to break into her ex-husband's The scenes in Burglar are humorous at collaborated with the Talking Heads. Steve In Burglar, Goldberg plays Bernice apartment and steal back the jewels that he times, but all too predictable. The basic plot Lillywhite, who last worked with U2 on War Rhodenbarr, an ex-con who was recently erroneously received in the settlement. In the has already been seen on television and in the and has lended his expertise to Big Country released from jail; however, rather than turn process, however, Bernice leaves the apart- movies hundreds of times and the chase scent- and Simple Minds, makes a return appear- over a new leaf, Bernice is forced to return to ment without the jewels, but becomes a up and down the hills of San Francisco ance by mixing three songs on the album. her illegal tricks. prime suspect in a murder rap (don't ask borrows heavily from the scene in Foul Play Power, dignity, and emotion — these It turns out that an ex-police officer has how). Well, that's life in the big city, which where Goldie Hawn and Chevy Chase raced are the elements that combine to make The some incriminating evidence on Bernice and in this case is San Francisco. to the opera house. Joshua Tree an impressive and praiseworthy unless she comes up with $20,000 in cash and The calibre of this movie resembles the Don't misunderstand. The film is album from a band that has been drawing a fur coat for his wife, she must face the slapstick comedy of the Police Academy entertaining, and Goldberg is a laugh-a- more and more attention with each ol its slammer once again. series. In fact, Hugh Wilson, the director of minute (well, maybe a laugh every five releases. It remains to be seen how successful Through a twist of events, Bernice finds the original Police Academy, also directed minutes). Her eccentric humor is one of a the new album will be, but any band such as herself doing an "assignment" for Dr. Burglar. Another similarity between the films kind and in Burglar, Goldberg steals the U2 that appeals to the minds and emotional Cynthia Sheldrake, played by Lesley Ann is the appearance of Bob Goldthwait as show; there's just not much of a show to cores of its listeners is certainly deserving i't Warren. Warren, who was so entertaining as Goldberg's eccentric friend. Goldthwait steal. all the notice and.respect that it.gets. THE RAM/Thursday, March 26,1987/13 Men and Women Having Fun

by Bill McCarthy new releases to come along in 1987 so far. In the chorus of the opening track on The multitalented six-man band first gained Men and Women, the latest album by the attention two years ago when their catchy young English group, Simply Red, lead first single "Money's Too Tight to Mention" singer Mick Hucknall wholeheartedly claims became a monster hit in their homeland. that he wants to do "The Right Thing." The Then last year, Simply Red released their first band has definitely done the right thing by album Picture Book. From that album putting together this creative new effort. Men another single, "Holding Back the Years" and Women is by far one of the most solid became an overnight smash in America and

propelled the group to stardom. melody, sounds as if it would fit in wonder- The main highlight of every song on fully in the 1960's as a hit for perhaps, say, Men and Women is Hucknall's powerful the Supremes. "Suffer" is a terrific exercise voice. His singing talents pass way beyond in rhythm and blues that comes alive thanks skill and range into a unique, confident style to Hucknall's seemingly effortless all his own. On the surface, Hucknall's performance. The fact that both of these vocals may be somewhat reminiscent of Boy songs sound as if they rightfully belong in George. However, although pleasant, the another decade is more than a coincidence. Boy's vocals never possessed the strength and Both "Infidelity" and "Suffer" were co- imagination that Hucknall's voice naturally written by Lamont Dozier, the man who co- displays. wrote many of the songs that formed the core of the famous Motown era of the sixties. "The Right Thing," Men and Women's "Let Me Have It AH" is an impressive first single, is the perfect kind of catchy, sing- cover of the popular Sly Stone smash. Simply a-long sort of piece that top 10 hits are made Red does a more than capable job of. The tune and lyrics are so irresistible that performing Cole Porter's sentimental ballad Prediction: once they grab you they won't let you go. "Every Time We Say Goodbye." While the Two tracks on the album use witty lyrics lyrics of "Love Fire" sound like a quick in order to make a social statement while still rewrite of Bruce Springsteen's "Fire," the managing to keep the songs lively. "1 Won't band nonetheless makes the song worthwhile Platoon Feel Bad" is a clever piece about a man who by combining a mild reggae beat with a by Lisa Ludvik performance, but the odds on favorite to win refuses to feel guilty about refusing to gospel like chorus. Okay, so some people may have a few is Paul Newman. Newman, who reprises a contribute to charities, "1 don't have enough All in all Men and Women is an album better things to do on a Monday night, A role he played years ago in The Hustler, has arms for you. Ask the people with the real that is best summed up as "fun." From start paper's due, there's a late midterm to study been nominated 8 times for Best Actor and cash. Institutions who are taking yours and to finish, the listener is bound to find himself for, and supposedly there's some kind of has never won. Although excellent in The mine." "Move On Out," featuring a tapping his feet and humming along with college basketball game on T.V. Well, if Color of Money, the Academy may award compelling original arrangement, discusses a nearly every song, In addition, Hucknall's none of the above applies, Monday March Newman more for sentimentality than any- young man's diminished expectations of a voice deserves to be heard. He is the best new 30, besides being the Championship Game of thing else. Unfortunately, the Academy trusted friend. performer to come out of the British Isles in the NCAA, is also the annual Academy looked over two of the best performances of "Infidelity," with a bright, punchy quite a long time. Awards, or Oscars, as close personal friends the year when they failed to nominate either like to call them. Jack Nicholson for his role in Heartburn, or The Oscars are Hollywood's annual Harrison Ford for his incredible performance picks of "the best" in film. Although some- in Mosquito Coast. times political, controversial, or just plain Best Actress nominations went to: Jane Sights & Sounds laughable, the Academy Awards are always Fonda (The Morning After), Kathleen Turner entertaining. Almost more fun than actually (Peggy Sue Got Married), Sissy Spacek by Marialisa Zaldivar watching the show and seeing who wins and (Crimes of the Heart), Sigourney Weaver loses, is predicting the outcome of the indi- (Aliens), and Marlee Maitlin (Children oj a April's Life Magazine is an issue mat any movie buff will enjoy. Life is helping vidual races. This year is no different than Lesser God). While Fonda turned in her best Paramount Pictures celebrate its 75th anniversary. To help Life do this, stars such as usual, there will be a few surpises and a lew performance in recent years, she still isn't Jimmy Stewart, Elizabeth Taylor, and Molly Ringwald and Tom Cruise (who are unexpected losses, but that't the way it is. well liked by the Academy, and Sissy Spacek members of the new wave of actors hitting the screens) donated their time to be photographed in celebration of the occasion. Besides having a great portrait in Nominees for Best Picture this year just won a few years ago for Coal Miner's Daughter. Marlee Maitlin may win as a deaf over fifty stars in front of Paramount's famous gates, Life also includes eighteen family include Platoon, A Room With a View, portraits. Each portrait is that of a star and their children, who are soon-to-be stars. Hannah and Her Sisters, Children ofaLessser woman trying to cope with life and love in Children of a Lesser God, and Kathleen This is really a great issue with a little of both the old and the new. ..Tennis brat John God, and The Mission. The Mission, which McEnroe and his wife Tatuin O'Neil are expecting their second child... Kevin Costner, stars Robert DeNiro and Jeremy Irons, was a Turner has a good shot for her role in Peggy Sue Got Married. known for his portrayal of the free-spirited, fun loving cowboy in the movie Silverado, critical and box office failure that is not is said to have stolen the show in his next movie, The Untouchables. He is playing the As far as other nominations, whoever expected to win. Woody Allen's Hannah and famous Eliot Ness, and what is so amazing is that the other stars that he apparently wins Best Picture will probably take home Her Sisters as well as the British A Room "steals" from, are the great actors Sean Connery and Robert DeNiro,. .Lily Tomlin is the Best Director trophy, unless the Academy With a View have good chances of winning, keeping very busy. After her one-woman show closes on April 26, she will be doing a gives the Picture Award to Platoon and but Platoon, the real story of the Vietnam movie for Disney called Big Business with Bette Midler...Remember Anthony Geary, Director to Woody Allen. Torn Berenger War should take home the prize. Unfortu- Luke of General Hospital's dynamic duo, Luke and Laura? Geary will now be should win for his supporting role in nately, Platoon may be almost too contro- appearing in that movie that the Fat Boys are starring in, Disorderlies... David Bowie Platoon, and Maggie Smith may win for her versial for the Academy, and it might get announced that he will begin touring soon and will appear in New York during the sum- supporting role in A Room With A View. looked over. mer... The music group Big Audio Dynamite will be playing at New York's Irving Plaza Best Actor nominees are: Paul Newman Well, there are my hopelessly biased at the end of April...How's this for a gift from God? Well known evangelist Oral (The Color oj Money), William Hurt (Chil- predictions for Monday night. As usual, I Roberts told his viewing audience that he needed to raise $8 million for medical dren oj a Lesser God), James Woods will probably be wrong and terribly scholarships for his university. If he did not raise it, he "would be called to God" by the (Salvador), Dexter Gordon (Round disappointed, but who really remembers? end of the month! Luckily for Roberts, his followers were generous and he raised the Midnight), and Bob Hoskins (Mona Lisa). Can anyone tell me who won Best Actor two money. Needless to say he is alive and doing well... Hurt, who won last year for Kiss of the years ago without thinking? (F. 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government and out of government; which do without. As a result, cable news channels journalist, he responded "Don't." become so vital when something does such as CNN offer alternatives to the news According to Koppel. you do not study to happen. And when it does now, we won't watching population. Viewers can also tune become a journalist, but rather you should know the right people in Bangkok and in into the MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour on strive al acquiring knowledge and mastery of Koppel^ New Delhi, and ultimately in Paris and in public broadcasting, and also to local the English language. Rome and in London, because we think that stations who cover the gamut of world events "A student should know whether or not continued from page 9 simply showing you the picture of what is regularly. In fact, according to Koppel, he wants to enter the profession and doesn't every day, when a crisis breaks you need happening there, is the same as reporting "increased satellite technology has made need someone like me to tell him," Koppel someone there. "When the time eomes that news, and it isn't." network news practically' indistinguishable said. "If someone is so tepid about his you need to know, you surely will want to be Technology from what the local stations put on." decision then he doesn't want it." there. We start picking up the phone trying to Advanced technology, however, has Koppel also noted that 20 years ago Many people feel that the only way to reach people and we're not going to get forced CBS to make drastic cutbacks and there were no satellites and no video tape break into the field of journalism is to leave through (because) they don't know us, they Koppel said that NBC and ABC will recorders. Foreign events were recorded on the big city and start out in a small market. In don't know our names, they don't have the probably make cutbacks in the months ahead film in the olden days, which delayed the an interview with Newsweek in November, daily experience of having dealt with us as as well. telecasts for 24, 36, even 48 hours. Today, 1985, however, Koppel said that he could not reporters over a period of many, many According to a recent article published however, we are dealing in an era of live offer that advice because he himself chose to months." in U.S. News & World Report, in 1976 television. In effect, increased technology ignore it. At one point early in Koppel's "The function of a foreign correspon- network news programs drew nearly 50 yields cutbacks by the networks and with career he was offered a position at ABC dent," Koppel said, "wasn't being on the air million combined viewers. 10 years later, cutbacks by the networks grows increased News, but he declined the offer because it every day, except in the times of a media however, that figure has dropped to 46 competition in the profession. was not the position he applied for. crisis like the Vietnam War where foreign million and increased technology can account Competition in Journalism "Now, would I advise all people to do correspondents were on the air every day. for most of the four million missing viewers. It is no secret that journalism is a that?" Koppel said. "No. If I had thought Most of the time though, correspondents are In recent years, cable television has difficult field in which to build a career, and about it for a day or two I probably would there to keep up on what is happening, to become another one of those useless upon asking Koppel what advice he would have taken the job, but whatever it was that make those relationships with the people in necessities that American households cannot give an aspiring student studying to become a prompted me to turn it down, it was the right instinct because three days later they called me up and said "all right, you've got the other job'." Well, obviously Koppel has been making all the right moves since, en route to becoming one of the top newsmen in WHEN IS THE RIGHT TIME TO television broadcasting today. CALL YOUR PARENTS? Media continued from page 1 a) When you're stuck in your room because is actual power and then there is perceived power. "Very often, I see people in political someone "pennied" your door. life who overestimate the power of a televis- ion anchorman," Rather said. "The power of the anchorman is much more potent in the b) When you spent all your money playing politicians' perception than it is in fact." , The influence of broadcasting, however, video games and you still have to buy books not only affects current domestic issues, but foreign policy as well. "I have a feeling that for Developmental Psych. our influence is enormous in making the foreign policy, not only by this government, but by free governments around the world, c) When you just miss hearing their voices and even by not free governments," said Marvin Kalb of NBC News. "They are very and telling them what you've been doing. concerned about what in fact is going to be said in the press the next morning." Kalb also feels that the media's role in "agenda-setting," deciding the importance of events, is very influential. "In the last 20 One thing about parents: they love to hear what you've been up to. years that influence has grown enormously to But you should call them anyway. the point where an important interview could And when they ask where you were last night, tell them that you move the process along." Ted Koppel, host of ABC's News always call using AT&T Long Distance Service because of -^ Nightline, however, disagrees with the power AT&T's high quality service and exceptional —**l of the press in playing an instrumental role in value. deciding major issues. When they ask how your stud- "I don't take issue about the importance ies are going, remind them that of television," Koppel said. "If he (Kalb) AT&T gives you immediate and I disagree at all, it's on who the initiator is. I think that we, the media, are rarely the credit if you dial a wrong initiators in terms of saying 'alright, let's see number. if we can move foreign policy in such and And when they ask about such a direction.' 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PERSONAL WORD PROCESSING team's sloppy defense and weak hitting. Last added pressure on another of Newhouse's "good test for our team." This was in spite (Specializing In Academic Work) year, the Lady Rams committed 86 errors freshmen, Patty Sullivan, to pick up the of the fact that Fordham was no-hit by her Dissertations, Term Papers, Cover Letters, Manuscripts while hitting a collective .222. Obviously, pitching slack. Newhouse realizes Sullivan's Extensive Law Firm Experience, Accurate, Dependable, team 9-0. The final game was a tough 5-4, Reasonable Rates Newhouse would hope to improve on those importance and bluntly stated, "Patty extra-inning loss at the hands of the Experienced with Fordham Speculations and Formats numbers. All signs coming out of North Sullivan could be the key to our season. All University of North Carolina at Greensboro Call STEPHANIE(212) 734-4928 Carolina indicate that they will be improved she needs is a little confidence and I feel she marred by some questionable umpiring. This EXPERT WORD PROCESSING on. Newhouse said, "I was especially can do the job." game was the best played of the series by AND FOR YOUR CONVEIENCE impressed with the way we hit the ball. We DICTATION BY TELEPHONE Newhouse has shown no hesitation in virtue of the fact that there were less errors in Thesis, dissertations, term papers, manuscripts, foreign hit the ball solidly, unfortunately, we always thrusting these freshmen into the pressure of this game than in the first two. Yet, the poor languages, mathematical equations and symbols. Reliable seemed to be hitting the ball right at umpiring did place a dark cloud over the and accurate. game situations. In fact, as many as three Invest In the Best someone." other freshmen will be counted on to make a quality of this contest. 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Pat Lavery is running consistently as Cover Lettsrs always, and many of his counterparts are The most professional job lor the lowest price! Pretty strong words. Rooney tried to put WORD PROCESSING • MANUSCRIPTS - EDITING it into perspective. "It's like when I stepping forward to exhibit their talents. The 17 Fisher Ave, Tuckahoe, New York men will get a chance to prove their depth in WITHIN 20 MINUTES FROM CAMPUSI graduated (in 1924), They used to lock the gates and not let women in. Women couldn't their upcoming meets at C.W, Post on get a fair shake." Saturday and the Colonial Relays in Willamsburgh the following week. The It seems like they still can't. Colonials will be the final tune up for the Even though Rooney is in charge of the prestigious Penn Relays, one of the season's women's tennis program, he is a "parti- key events. time" coach. Rponey's definition of "PM.t- 18/Thursday, March 26, 1987, THE RAM Laxmen off to Fast Start b> Fell1 Tosches captains, credited the rookie coach for imple- Also back are midfielders Tony Esposito The Fordham lacrosse team is just two menting a new offense and defense before the and Ken Torres and defensemen Joe games into its spring season, but already teams first game, an 8-5 victory over Stevens. Ronsivalle and Chris Koke. there's a feeling that this squad could be the "The way he works with everybody, he The Rams' starting goaltender is best to come along in a while. makes everybody feel like a part of the sophomore Joe Tortora, who will be backed With a pair of wins in hand, over team," Perlman said of Glading. "Now up by senior John Kennedy. Kennedy, who Stevens and Southern Connecticut, the we're a very disciplined team on the field. served as placekicker for Larr Glueck's laxmen are trying to continue the success In past years, it was kind of unorganized." football Rams last fall, is a newcomer to the they've had in recent years. This season, Before Glading's arrival, the team ran its team. Despite the lack of experience, however, they're under the guidance of a new own practices and lacked the kind of however, Perlman said Kennedy "has shown coach, Randy Glading, who replaced Art discipline Glading has instilled, Perlman real good reflexes" in goal and should see a Bonfanti last month. said. good deal of pli.ying time this spring. Glading comes to Fordham after playing The Rams field six seniors and a host of The Rams, who posted a 7-4 record a college lacrosse at Cortland State, a perennial key returnees that have Perlman convinced year ago, have "ashot to go undefeated," powerhouse. Glading, a teacher at Lehman that this year's team "is the best team" he said Perlman, "especially if the freshmen High School in the Bronx, took over the reins has seen in four years. continue to contribute." two weeks into the pre-season, after In addition to Perlman, three attackmen After a 17-day layoff, the laxmen will Bonfanti's contract was not renewed for return from last year: junior Ed Duarte, and host Manhattan Saturday, then travel to 1987. sophomores Pat Ekstrom and Andy Columbia Sunday. Both games are scheduled Jay Perlman, one of the team's four Cavacos. fora 1 p.m. start. y^ A WORD FROM ftfYTHOrWKOPOEX-WRESTLR ABOUT MILLER LITE

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•TRANSLATION: A SUPERBLY BREWED. FINE TASTING PILSNER BEER. On the Sidelines' March Madness Winds Down The Big East proved once again why it is two top centers in the nation as seniors in the finest basketball conference in the nation high school. During the last four years, when Syracuse and Providence secured however, they never developed into the positions in the final four last weekend. quality players they were expected to be. When the pressure's on, Big East teams rise Let's hope they received a good education to the occasion. Five Big East teams have because the only time they will see an NBA game is as spectators. While everybody talks about Steve Alford, Keith Smart of Indiana is an Chris Coyne excellent ballplayer and looks like a pro prospect. , Mark Jackson of St. John's must be one reached the final four since 1985. Not bad for of the most improved players the. Redmen a conference formed only eight years ago. have ever had. During his-freshman and While many people thought Georgetown sophomore years, Jackson was mediocre at and Pittsburgh (certainly not St. John's) best. Now, he'll be one of the top ten players would represent the Big East in the final chosen in this year's draft. Replacing four, Syracuse and Providence are the ones Jackson for SJU next season will be Boo visiting New Orleans. While both squads Harvey, a highly-regarded player who was have talented players, the coaches should forced to sit out this season because he could also be extolled. not score a whopping 700 on his SAT's. After losing Pearl Washington, Wendell Former Villanova point guard Gary Alexis and Raphael Addison, Jim Boeheim McLain has tarnished the tournament's has done an excellent job preparing the excitement with his admission of his drug Orangemen for the NCAA Tournament and problem in a Sports Illustrated article which is finally getting the opportunity to laugh at he was rumored to be paid for writing. the many people who ridiculed him in the Anybody who. receives a full four-year past. Rony Seikaly has played well all season scholarship and then disgraces himself, his and is dominating opposing centers during family, his school and his sport deserves the tournament, Seikaly's performances are neither sympathy nor respect. really amazing when one considers the fact The NIT has also featured some that he grew up in Greece and didn't begin excitement. Fordham's MAAC rival, playing until four years ago. LaSalle, has advanced to the finals of the Rick Pittino also deserves kudos for his tournament. While junior Tim Legler is a coaching job at Providence. Pittino has well-rounded ballplayer, freshman Lionel turned the Friars from a last place team in the Simmons is probably the third best freshman Big East to the final four. It's ironic how in the country behind J.R. Reid of North Pittino credits much of his success as a coach Carolina and Derrick Coleman of Syracuse to the strategies he learned when he was and should be one of the premier players in Hubie Brown's assistant coach with the the country during the next three years. Tom Knicks. Brown, of course, is no longer Pender's Rhode Island team played former coaching. Let's not talk about the Knicks. Iona coach Pat Kennedy's Florida State's Pittino certainly has a super ballplayer in team in the first round of the NIT. Some Billy Donovan, who's trying to prove a 5'10" things never change; Florida State won by 15. Irish guy can make the NBA. Success is Penders is now zero for the last 10 against nothing new to Donovan, who led St. Agnes Kennedy. High School on Long Island to a 29-3 record CBS has done an excellent job switching and a Top 15 national ranking. Also playing to games still in progress after other games on that squad were Bernard Woodside ended or became one-sided. Last year, (LSU), A.J. Wynder (Fairfield), and viewers were forced to watch several Fordham's. Frank Williams. Of the four, blowouts. Brent Musbeger's insistence on Williams is the only one never to play in the calling St. John's the "Johnnies" was very • NCAA Tournament. Fordham has not made annoying. Let's hope he doesn't call Indiana an appearance in the NCAA tourney since the Indians this weekend. With Fordham's "Digger" Phelps was the coach in 1971. The luck, when they finally get on television, streak must end. Only so much frustration Musberger will probably call them the can be taken. Fordham should follow Steve Alt"ord and his coach Bobby Knight (top), Freddie Banks and Rony Seikaly Lambs. Providence's path to success and shell out big have all left their mark on this year's touranment. Only a sophomore, Kenny Anderson bucks for a quality coach who can thrust court. Now all he has to do is convince them favored the Tar Heels are, they haven't been of Molloy High School in Queens is already them into the limelight. Pittino makes over to hit the books the same way they hit their able to win the four games needed to advance considered a better high school player than $200,000 per year. three pointers. The graduation rate of his to the final four. Kenny Smith, Joe Wolfe, Kenny Smith was when he played for Molloy. At 6'1", Anderson can do it all and will be UNLV is one of the most exciting teams players is far from triple digits. and Dave Popson never reached the final the most highly recruited player in the nation to watch in a long time. Coach Jerry four. While Smith has had an excellent career by the time he's a senior. He's worth making Tarkanian has turned the Runnin' Rebels North Carolina continues to prove it at UNC, Wolfe and Popson have been big the trip to Jamaica to watch in action. into an intense, hard-working squad on the can't win big games. Despite how heavily disappointments. They were touted as the FORDHAM FLASHES team. Matsalla kept a 3.7 GPA in addition to first team All-MAAC selection. Those fine The 1987 MAAC All-Academic Team accounting and finance. Holmdahl averaged her 7.7ppg average. Her teammate Burns athletes find time for excellence off the court consisted of LaSalle's Tim Legler, Fairfield's ll.lppg while still getting a 3.9 GPA in maintained a 3.45 GPA with a scoring as well as on and their efforts are deserving of Jeff Grotnos, Willie Haynes of St. Peters, notice. electrical engineering. In order to qualify for average of 7.5. Jack averaged 16ppg while maintaining a 3.8 GPA in chemical The following baseball games will be Manhattans Ed Lawson, Bill Wheeler and the team a 3.0 GPA is necessary while also being a starter for your team. broadcast on WFUV: Bret Holmdahl. Legler averaged 18.9ppg Tuesday, March 31, Monmouth, H 3:00 while maintaining a 3.25 GPA in Finance/ engineering. Her teammate Mulfinger almost Tuesday, April 7, Pace, H 3:00 Management. Gromos averaged 2O.3ppg The women's All-Academic Team matched her point average (4.5) with her Wednesday, April 8, Seton Hall, H 3:00 consisted of two Fordham Lady Rams, Lara GPA (3.9). Her major is Finance. The Lady Monday, April 20, Fairfield, H 3:00 with a 3.09 GPA in accounting. Haynes Matsalla and Peg Burns. The remainder of Stags' Brandt averaged 7.5ppg while earning Wednesday, April 22, C.W. Post, H 3:00 poured in 15.6 ppg and sported a 3.05 GPA the team is Dana Pellegrino and Karen a 3.3 GPA in the mathematics field. Thursday, April 23, N.V. Tech, H 3:300 in business finance. Wheeler scored 20.4ppg. Brandt of Fairfield. Michelle Mulfinger and Pellegrino maintained a 3.2 GPA in Thursday, April 30, St. John, H 3:00 He owns a 3.1 GPA in finance. Lawson Stacey Jack of Manhattan round out the accounting while scoring 14.6ppg and being a Friday, May 1, Brooklyn, H 3:00 scored 12.2ppg while niaintaing a 3.1 GPA in 20/Thursday, March 26, 1987 THE RAM Rams Return from Florida Bring 4-2 Record North b> Denis H>nn While Ihe rest ot the Fordham population was hitting the sand in Florida, the fordham baseball team was hitting the horsehide. The team's week-long trip to Florida ended with two victories over Lehman College, a thrilling defeat of South Florida, and an opening-loss to Indiana. Upon returning home, Fordham was shut out by Long Island University 2-0, but bested Mercy College in an away game, 10-6. Their record stands at 4-2 as the baseball team goes for its opening MAAC conference game this Saturday vs. lona. As is their custom, Fordham found its strength in a potent hitting attach. The team is averaging over 8 runs a contest, including a 22-2 drubbing of Lehman the second time the teams met. (Fordham won the first contest 9-7). "Our Bats really came alive against Lehman," said pitcher Scott Wasserfall, whose save in four scoreless innings ol relief "The team ERA is hovering around 3.00. That's a big improve- ment Opposing batters have been held to a measly. 186 average.''

indicated that he is showing no ill effects from shoulder surgery. The team batting average is a healthy .290. Leadoff batter Jack Allen has been Ihe catalyst, batting .455 and doing what he does best with 5 steals in 7 attempts. Clean-up hitter Jerry Curlcy and firsl

baseman Brad Howland have not batters have been held to a measly .186 Harnisch, who has picked up 3 saves with disappointed, each batting over .300 and tie average. only 1 Earned run in 17 innings) was the for the club lead in RBls with 7. A pleasant The team lost its first game, 8-2, to a hard-luck starter, surprise with the bat has been second powerful Indiana team. Pitcher Artie "Pete hasn't got the hitting support that Tracksters baseman Chris Faicco. Despite a low McCormack (3-0) was the benefactor of the our other pitchers had," Wasserfall said. But average, he blasted 2 HRs against Lehman in run production in wins over Lehman, 9-7, life returned to "the Lumber" on Tuesday, the two games, including a grand-slam in the and 14-ranked South Florida, 6-5, in 12 with a 10-6 win over Mercy College. With a 4- 22-run assault. innings that exciting contest saw the lead see- 2 start coach Gallagher will have to abandon Place in But pitching is still 90% of the game. saw back and forth until a walk to Howland his goal of a "perfect season." But the Fordham pitching held the opponents to 2 and a run-scoring double by Jerry Curley combination of strong pitching and the runs in half of their contests, and Wasserfall gave Fordham the win in the 12th inning. always-tough batting lineup spells good Virginia adds, "The team ERA is hovering around After returning home, the Fordham bats things ahead for Fordham Baseball in the 3,00. That's a big improvement. Opposing were silent in a 2-0 loss to L.I.U. Pete MAAC conference.

by Dawn Conry The men's track team headed south for spring break, but they didn't get quite as far as Florida. They spent the week in Virginia, training twice a day in preparation for Ihe outdoor season. On the heels of this training, they turned in a strong performance against some fine southern competition at the Hantplon College Relays. At Hampton, the 4(X)m relay team of Bob O'Shea, Frank Donalds, Tim Marshall and Wayne Scaton clocked an 1C4A qualifying time of 43.11. Another fine performance was turned in by the 6400m team, who won their event with a 17:21.3. This team was made up of Rob Flaser (4:31), Harriers Tune up in L.A. the ever-consistent soph Fat Lavery (4:12,2), by Dawn Conry freshman Sandy Sabatino and sophomore time for the team's next meet on April 3rd. The women's track team traveled to coming off an injury. Senior Patty Quinn Juan Collado, who each turned in A. bright spot for the team is the addition sunny California over spring break, but it also clocked her personal best with a 10:38. outstanding times of 4:19 and 4:19.1 Another senior, Joanne Krebs, also placed of sophomore hoop star J.J. Radice to the was no vacation as they prepared for the respectively. Sabatino is a fine example of the well with a 10:46. roster. Shea called Radice "a runner who opening of their outdoor season. many runners who started coming on strong definitely adds more depth to the outdoor The team participated in one race, a After L.A., the women moved on to San at Ihe end of the indoor season and is looking team" and "a tough competitor in the 3000 meter event in Los Angeles, where the Diego, where they spent a lough week of forward to an outstanding outdoor distance events." The presence of Indict girls "ran really well," according to coach training. They worked out twice daily, at 8 campaign. should only be a plus as the team prepares io Suzanne Shea. Sophomore Patty Nelson a.m. and 6 p.m., in preparation for their As a whole, the lea in also collected face competition from Princeton, UPenn, took second place overall-with a time of upcoming outdoor meets. Coach Shea several second and third place finishes. Bob Georgetown, Manhattan and Rutgers iu 10:19. Nelson led the field throughout the looked at the week as an opportunily for her 0'Shea's pole vault of I2'6 was good for Pcnn on the third. The women hope to luivc race, but was passed on the final lap. Erin team to recover from the numerous injuries second, as was the distance medley's (Lilly, everyone healthy and ready to go for Fenn, O'Connell, another sophomore, finished they have sustained over their lengthy season. Liebowitz, Eardley, German) 10:36.2, Third where they will look to stay with (he pace fifth, turning in her personal best time of Top runners like soph Kelly Gallivan and place finishes were turned in by the sprint they set in L.A. for the remainder ol mi 10:26. Shea emphasized that this was "a freshman Kim Reilly are still out, but Shea medley (3:32.3), consisting of sophs Frank season, good showing" for O'Connell, who is hopes to have everyone "ready to race" in continued on page 17