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Vol.70. No. 19 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. April 7, 1 995

Tuition Diversity and student increase rights rally challenged By JONATHAN KLICK held Assistant News Editor Compiled by Melissa Lee

A proposed 4.9 percent tuition The University's Connelly Pla- and room and board increase was za was transformed into an out- passed despite the fact that all but door forum for voices during the one of the student senators voted second annual Rally for Student against the hike at the University Rights and Cultural Diversity Senate meeting held March 24. held last Thursday afternoon. Outgoing Student Government Approximately 200 students, Association (SGA) President administration, faculty and staff Patrick Kennedy said that the members joined together to hear senators opposed the measure poetry, speeches and songs, which because the increase in tuition supported the proposed Student was not accompanied by a similar Bill of Rights and diversity on increase in the student program- SHARON GRIFFIN campus. Members of Bryn Mawr ming and activities budgets. He PHOTO BY College, Haverford College, also claimed that the increase in regarding student rights Members of the University gathered last Thursday to voice concerns Swarthmore College, the Univer- funding for the library was hear poetry and speeches. and cultural diversity. Nearly 200 people packed Connelly Plaza to sity of Pennsylvania and Temple minimal. University were also invited to Kennedy countered the claim of I attend. the Rev. Edmund Dobbin, been the major student complaint increase include the University's ation." "We don't underestimate J. The rally was opened by speak- I University president, that over the years. Although he noted financial aid program. He said the the importance to students," he O.S.A., er Jennifer Gilliam, who University spends a higher that the Campus Activities Team school is aggressively increasing said about the burden of tuition. the the goals of the event, indications that announced percentage of its budget on stu- has done an incredible job, he said, aid funding, much of which is There are many willing to which included updating the dent activities than the schools in "The social experience isn't nearly weighted toward merit scholar- consumers will not be Student Handbook, including a costs if the its peer group by pointing out that as rewarding as it should be." ships, but the largest portion is pay such high tuition student member on the Board of schools like Georgetown and Bos- Kennedy said he understands neeid based. He also said that some rate of increase continues much Trustees, increasing financial aid, ton College are located in the the need for planned savings of the money is going to improve longer, he added. ' -4- matching the national minority r ' middle of metropolitan areas. through the endowment, but he the University's physical plant "We try to balance doing as average of students and increasing This gives students at those asked "Where's our focus here?" which "hasn't been addressed much as possible by continuing support to African, Asian, Islamic schools a greater access to non- The focus seems to be on the sufficiently in the past." The the quality of education, while and Women's Studies. school supported activities. Also, school's donors, not on its stu- University has also budgeted maintaining the best cost possi- The issue of financial aid cut- he commented that Georgetown dents and faculty, he said. To more money for technology. Sieber ble," Sieber said. He also said that backs was addressed by speaker and Boston College are located in support his point, he said even said that 20 percent of the Uni- tuition revenues in the future will Ann Gavaghan while the crowd districts whose regulations are though student activities has versity's personal computers are "flatten out," and all institutions chanted, "Student aid is basic; fire not as strict concerning things needed a new building for many being replaced every year. of higher education will have to John Kasich," referring to the such as drinking, noting that both years, Patterson Hall was reno- Sieber said 3.2 percent of this look to increase productivity. "We Republican congressman from of those schools have on-campus vated at great expense to be used year's budget will be made part have to look for things we're still Ohio. As chair of the House the admin- by the University Development of the endowment. He said this is pubs. He characterized doing that have outlived their Appropriations Committee, istration's arguments against staff. lower than many of the schools purpose," he said. Kasich is leading the crusade for increased activities funding as Fredrick Sieber, executive direc- in the University's peer group. decreasing student aid. Letters "lackluster." tor of Budgeting and Auxiliary The endowment is important to The prospect of Congress cut- were distributed to those in The student senators want to Services, said the school's pro- the school's future progress and ting some of the Federal financial including cuts in attendance to gain support for see more money invested in stu- posed tuition increase is "in line its reputation, he said, adding aid programs, guaranteed student loan pro- maintaining current forms of dent life, including much needed with the competition." The Uni- that, through their tuition, stu- the for financial aid. renovations in many of the res- versity wants to remain in the dents are "buying a lifelong gram, "would be a problem because these Cultural diversity was celebrat- idence halls, said Kennedy. He middle of its overlap group which association" with the University. us," said Seiber, Univer- ed through poetry, song, dance questioned why the University includes Boston College, Bucknell, "We hear you," Sieber said, loans affect many of the "Something in and music. Works by Chinese and Development staff and the Athlet- Fairfield and Lafayette, among regarding the student Senators' sity's students. Swedish poets, as well as African- have a others. "On average, a 4.9 percent opinions on the tuition increase. our strategic plan would really ic department seemingly Hughes, give," he said, adding that American poet Langston freedom to spend. "I wish we increase is right with the peer He added that the members of the have to would have were read to encourage diversity could do that," he said, adding group," he added. Financial Affairs Office give stu- the Board of Trustees (Continued on page 2) that student programming has The reasons Sieber gave for the dent concerns "a lot of consider- to take action. Annual Greek Week unifies chapters

By CLAIRE REHWINKEL various Greek organizations Assistant News Editor together." "In an attempt to foster unity, This week marks the Univer- some changes were made to this sity's annual Greek Week in year's Greek Week," said Stringer. which fourteen fraternities and One of these changes is the imple- seven sororities participate in mentation of a "match-up" sys- campus-wide events. The activi- tem. These new practices involve ties include athletic competitions, pairing each competing sorority a skit and banner night, a Greek with two competing fraternities. Feud and philanthropy events. "This makes Greek Week more The events began the morning team oriented rather than more of April 2 and are set to end April competition oriented," said Caro- 8. A Greek banquet is scheduled line Taddei, Greek Week chair. for the following night, where Another modification of Greek outstanding chapters will be Week is its new scoring system. awarded for their excellent perfor- This year, a series of spirit events mances throughout the week. are being incorporated into the PHOTO BY JEREMY LEACH "Villanova's Greek Week is just week-long event. "In the past, one of many across the country," awards were solely given to chap- participatrng in Greek Week this week. Sororities said Tom Stringer, president of ters that won the highest number The University's fratemiUes and sororities are which Pi BeU Phi won. the Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC). of competitions," said Taddei. took««ic part«.rt in the arm wrcstUntfwrestling competition "It is an event which brings the (Continued on page 3) i •-«**«n ••*- /', -:^ w.

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Page 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 7, 1995 HIS WEEK C & F Senator Beyond the Main Line Editorials ...8 from office Scope....;. 13 removed Compiled by Kelly Croke been unable to perform due to Features 15 KLICK ter, it was decided that the pun- Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer an injury from By JONATHAN Saturday's win effect Assistant News Editor ishment should not take Who knows, over Oklahoma State, the rest until next semester. "He did not PHILADELPHIA - Last of the team managed to fill in who cares 16 Sophomore Bill Janci was pose a danger to the community," week SEPTA workers went on the gap of the guard who removed from his position as he added. Entertainment... 21 strike in demand for more practically ran the floor for the Commerce and Finance Senator money, causing disturbances Bruins throughout the Sports 26 March 24 University amidst the large portion of tournament. before the His removal was Philadelphia that relies on Senate meeting. transgression them daily for their transpor- the result of a We more than welcome University's code of tation. Not only are the effects against the invohfod. of the strike affecting conduct according to Student him to get DITORIALS the MOSCOW — President Boris regular passengers, Government Association (SGA) they are N. Yeltsin signed a controver- Patricic Kennedy, SGA president also impressing upon President Patrick Kennedy. The Read the suggestion ottered the com- sial law yesterday that will of the disciplinary muters, schools and even stra- exact nature by the Villanovan to improve ultimately obligate all foreign- tegically placed business infraction was not publicly the current lottery system for all ers to be tested for the AIDS along the SEPTA lines. disclosed. the West Campus apartments. The virus if they are living in Baseball may be back, but will 5,000 members of the TWU Russia. Anyone who tests pos- "He could not stay here as if the fans? Will legalization lead (Transport Workers Union) itive for the virus will be everything else was okay," Stack to a successful truce to the war have been informed since day deported. AIDS activists are said concerning his removal from on drugs? Find out in this one that they will not be receiv- here criticizing the actions of the He could not stay the SGA. "He was representing week's commentaries. ing any strike benefits. This is Russian government as ineffec- the school. It was just not right" the first time in the TWU as if everything else tive and highly costly to the finish his term as history to allow him to that the strikers have invasion JEREMY LEACH of human rights. The PHOTO BY was okay He was senator. not been properly compensated. AIDS information center in school. EATURES Moves have been made in order representing the Moscow concludes that people at the Cherry Blossom Festival on April Kennedy said Janci was a "good to decrease the number of The ViUanova Singers peHormed a pubUcity concert in Russia are still believers in The Rev. John P. Stack, senator with a lot of potential and This week in Features read 2. The group is pictured here outside the Botanical Gardens in Washington, D.C. pickets at each site, however, the ' idea that AIDS is of Students about the success achieved by a gay dean promise, but he used poor judg- the impact of the strikers is COURTESY OF PFHDJECT SUNSHINE disease. Foreigners planning to filled by Villanova's silent drill team. ment." Janci's seat was still readily apparent to the Sunshine Day will take place tomorrow. Each year this event provides stay in Russia for more than Sheldon Pollock. Pol- Become informed about how a day of activity for underprivileged sophomore entire Philadelphia communi- three children. the months are allowed to lock was selected in accordance Campus Climate Commit- ty. Morning rush-hour has have medical certification from The Rev. John P. Stack, O.S.A., states tee is uncovering student's with SGA procedure which reached maximum capacity as students, said that the their own doctors and will not 'Nova hosts Candidates' Day dean of that such vacancies are to be filled feelings about racism. Also, the overflow of the rail riders be submitted to the testing in situation demanded a "strict student who received the look on the last two years with have by the chosen alternative trans- Russia. He said Janci went Patrick Kennedy and David By KELLY CROKE offers these students the oppor- ual foruihs will be held for each sanction." next highest number of votes in portation. This is Diversity occurring Rally a hearing about the case, Greason Reporter tunity to see the campus and learn different major. These forums through the senatorial election of the as they remember even though the media has Staff about the University. The will yield further information that and a judgment was made against preceding year. "We needed Shel- their years in the SGA. been continuously (Continued from page 1) more informing because the community After this, Janci lost an came Universi- day is designed to assist the is aimed to be more specific to him. don's vote at the Senate meeting," people of alternate initiatives at the University. The Candidates' Day, the routes that CHICAGO - The baseball together to learn about and sup- appeal of that judgment. He will ty's annual high school senior students in their final decisions individual academic^Jnterests. said Kennedy regarding the tim- are being offered to Hispanic Society, founded just avoid the strike, which began last sea- port the issues. It was a positive allowed to finish the Spring recruitment day, will take place regarding their plans for next Students and parents alike will be ing of the replacement. conglomeration of traffic. last year, and the Asian Society son, has finally drawn to a experience, and the event avoided to meet with 1995 semester at the University, both performed authentic dances. tomorrow, April 8. The Admis- year. The agenda for the weekend have the opportunity close, for at least the present. negativity such as discussing the but will be suspended for the fall Janci will be allowed to get sions Office, in conjunction with follows closely with the events the dean of their prospective The Villanova Gospel Ensemble after his The old agreement will remain problems on campus. Action 1995 term. "We prefer to do it involved with the SGA SEATTLE — Ed O'Bannon performed as well. the Blue Key Society, has worked that took place on Early colleges. in effect until there is a new "The rally is a g;ood thing right then and there," Stack said punishment is served. "We more that the day, which Candidates' Day, which was held stepped up to fill the empty "Tolerance is not enough; put to organize deal or until the same court Villanova has, and it is something regarding the levying of a punish- than welcome him to get in February. shoes of Tyus Edney for the your efforts [forth] to understand includes campus tours and aca- agrees that there is a legal to grow on," said Newton. ment, but due to the fact that the involved," said Kennedy. Janci UCLA Bruins Monday for the and be aware," said speaker David demic forums, said Chad Murray, schedule of events begins impasse in the bargaining. The The act occurred so late in the semes- declined to comment on the issue. NCAA Greason. former chairperson for Candi- evening for The yarious acthnties Championship game, in players are to return without with a reception this order to defeat the "The crowd was supportive and dates' Day. arrived early, Razorbacks a contr^ijt, and they will have families that have and high energy of of Arkansas, encouraging," said Walidah for who were there lost 28 percent of their salaries New- and will offer an opportunity to defend ton, chairperson of the Office question Candidates Day allows their title from last from last year, and 11 percent of Correction an informal one-on-one year. The two teams Multicultural Affairs. members had met will be lost this year because "They and answer session with prospecthre students in 1978 in the Final Four, seemed nearly awestruck when of the Blue Key Society. Tours unifies no one will be paid until regular in an article titled, Blue Key movement Greek Week "Senators where the Arkansas Hogs had the traditional dances were pres- will run from several starting and parents to get a season starts. The replacement to discuss issues," in the March beaten the Bruins. ented by the Hispanic and allows candidates to This time, players, who were sent Asian points around campus Saturday, glimpse of the Wiianowa home 21 issue of the Villanovan, page however, it was a different Societies," she added. will offer more time for the (Continued from 1) Banner Night is a bigger event NTERTAINMENT last week in order to avoid Congressmen Curt Weldon and interact with the and story, as the final score "Tolerance is only a baby step," candidates and their families to community, "This year is being run than the others," said Taddei. extraneous expenses by the Jon Fox were incorrectly iden- revealed that the Bruins from Newton said. "We would like students, questions. Members of Blue differently." "The $2 entrance fee will go club, will be compensated by tified as senators. Both are ask Tara Campitiello, president This week in Entertainment the West Coast had won the more people to take an interest on will be wearing matching At these spirit events, 15 points towards Special Olympics." The the individual teams. There is members of the House of Repre- Tara Campitlello, president Key of the Blue Key Society find out how the Black Crowes game 89-78. Even though one their own, to increase appreciation order to become more will either be added or deducted various chapters are also sponsor- little hope of a quick settle- sentatives. The Villanovan of the Blue Key Society shirts in concert went. Also, read CD of UCLA's star players had and awareness." approachable to the from each chapter's cumulative ing a clothing drive for "our needy ment. regrets the error. visible and reviews on Cravin' Melon, The rally was successful on whether or not 25 neighbors in Norristown." L families. score, based Mudhoney, Led Zeppelin and A varied representation of the percent of each organization "We feel that the changes to Weezer. Finally do not leave "The various activities and "Blue Key involvement allows clubs and organizations on cam- attends. An additional two points Greek Week make the different the of Candidates' Day with the pus will set up booths outside of Entertainment section with- the high energy candidates to interact are added for each additional 10 chapters much more unified," out finding out what the Easter allows prospective students and students, with whom they can the Connelly Center to allow the percent of the individual chapters said Stringer. Those students Bunny has in store for you in parents to get a glimpse of the better relate to, and who are candidates to identify with a that attend. interested in keeping up with this week's Horoscopes. Villanova community," said Tara representative of the University," related topic of interest to intro- Much of this year's Greek Week Greek Week standings can check Villanovan to the extracurricular Campitiello, president of the Blue she Campitiello. duce them will emphasize giving back to the the scoreboard posted in front of Key Society. Candidates' Day to the tours, individ- aspects of the University. KATHLEEN L COONEY & SEAN M. KELLY In addition community. "The Skit and the Connelly Center. EDITORS IN CHIEF

TARA CAMPITIELLO and TODD C. LESKANIC LAUREN C. BURKE and SARAH B. NEVILLE PORTS ASSOCIATE EDITORS MANAGING EDITORS Cheerleaders compete The Softball team is rolling SECTION EDITORS through its schedule and is on NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS both morn- pace to set a record for special to The Villanovan entire routine during victo- Melissa Lee Reglna OToole Maura GIbney Joe Patterson ries. The baseball ing and night practices since the team faltered Melissa Salso Karen Goulart Mark Spoonauer against cheerleading beginning of March. Seton Hall, but two ASSISTANT EDITORS The Villanova straight victories on Tuesday NEWS team travelled to Orlando, Fla., and Wednesday have pushed FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Wednesday afternoon for the The Wildcats were forced to Jonathan Kllck Kimberty Qllllland Cara Beckerlch of its record to 22-5. Dave Cook Marc Angelaccio NCAA Cheerleading Champion- struggle through a great deal Claire Rehwinkel Melissa Sodolski Janet Ruddock preparation for and Ken Nason shined for the ships at MGM Studios in Disney adversity in of an track team while men's World. At 7:30 p.m. tonight, the tonight's event because Advisor: June W. Lytel-Murphy Assistant Advisor of the lacrosse seems to have turned Madeline T. Baxter men and women from this team injury to a female member Photography Editor: Sharon Griffin Layout: Sarah 1- departure its season around. Check out Neville compete for the Division team and the untimely Personals/Classified: will Megan Kempt Art Editor: Lauren Busskohl other members. This forced the features on softball sensa-, A title. of two Subscriptions: Erin Neville restructure some of tion Tina Sabunas and baseball The fact that the Wildcats are the team to captain Ryan McGinty. the National Cham- the original routine. Senior Reporters: Uz Barszczewski, Eric Cheung. Elaine Paolini. Alexander W. ScoflekJ, Kathryn A. SzumanskI competing for pionship is a tremendous accomp- Staff: Tanya Marie Annas, Heather Anthony, Mike Beckerlch, Reggie Beehner, Eric Begg. Jane Bono. It is very rare tor a team from MIchele Caroll Anthony lishment alone for a school that Centoia, Barbara Cole, Sheila Conolly. Wayne Cressklil. Kelly Curtln. Unda Delconte, Colleen Donnelly. the East, or a small private school Amy Drake. Elizabeth Durkin gives no athletic scholarships to John Gagilano. Joe Galllera, Traci Galligher. Katie GIbbs. Steve GIblln, Kim Gllliland. Marybeth Goeller. be invited to the Championships DavkJ Greaves Grea competitors in this sport. 'Nova to Greenfield, Andrew Qribbin, Stephanie Griffiths, Unda Gryzb. Andrew Keech. Shannon Kelly, expected that many schools Urry Lanza, Joe Lopez Jen Markiey going to participate so it is Nicole is not just Mayer, Joe McCabe. Mark McCreary, Megan McGrath, Patrick Mailer, Maureen Meyer, Roseanne will be pulling for this underdog Miller. Christine Muller' alone; however, this team is Jonathan Passman, Jay Raczkowski, Tricia Reliosa. Justin Schrelber. Robert Schumacher, Megan from the Main Line. Scibona Christlns Servedio' to win. As the 14th team Heather Shankland, Jennifer competing L Smith, Eileen Snakard, Melissa Sodolski. Barbara Sullivan. Jen Starace. Jennifer Trzaska The 1995 team includes: Head ^^^' Josaoh^®P" seeded team out of 16 competitors, Tuite, Hillary Ward, Eric Warren. Coach Chadie Murgia and Assist- the Cats are not favored to win, Allyn Roache; juniors The Villanovan is published Frklays, 10 Issues a semester. Circulation: 8.000. 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The Cats will be performing a Daley, Tina Rogers, Lou Simon, The Villanovan is the newspaper of record for Villanova Unh/erslty. two-minute and 20-second routine and Mark Chicoski; stunts during Jim McGivern The Ecological Society of Villanova sponsored a lecture featuring guest speakers Jon Fox and The writing, as well as various articles, lay-out. pictures and fomiat are the responsibility of the Editor and the Editorial Board Jen Lyden, Kristin of RepresenUtives. and do not necasaarih/ minutes of music. and freshmen Curt Weldon, members of the House represent the view of the administration, faculty and students unless specifically stated. one and a half The University subscribes to the prtndple of Tami and Kevin Danielson. They have been practicing their 5 April 7. 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page Page 4 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 7, 1995 Students participate in r \ /i^iwnraiiiirs OAS conference CREAM II () I' I' I Special to the Villanovan working to reduce the spread of Featuring: HIV. Tamara Schmidt, member of Monday-Friday 11 AM - 11 PM A team of Villanova students Saturday & Sunclay 12 Noon - 8 PM Chiclcen Fingers the Committee on Economic and a ^ participated in the 15th Annual Social Matters, proposed a reso- 4 (g^DOQii^Mlii (£)<} IMc^ Pizza Model Organization of American lution aimed at combating 1]M3 3l^ (mn &Sfl 1^ M Fresh Featuring: States in Washington, D.C. from extreme poverty in the hemis- Dell Sandwiches April 2-7. Thirty-four universities phere by improving bilingual KIng-SIze throughout the United States education for indigenous popula- Soft-Serve Yogurt vtbdUo SmS (saodXDS® ^sM^ mm!fi9 okM (Ssss^ Made-to-Order each sent a team to represent one tions. Julia Funk, member of the (Over 10 Flavors Available) of the member nations of the OAS. 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In V 1910, it became known as the Pan Julie Oates, head delegate of the % American Congressional Villanova team and member of the Union, and moved to its cuts hurt AmeriCorps current The General Committee, proposed a headquarters just across from Press Release programs. resolution designed to profession- the Washington Monument, Working families - who were a few blocks from /his cut kills AmeriCorps," counting the White . on AmeriCorps to alize the Haitian military. She TheT,, u ^ „ help Italian House. In House of Representatives said Eli Segal, assistant to the - made the team's opening state- 1948, the organization them pay for college would be voted last week to the was renamed the amend president and chief executive especially hard-hit." ment to the 400 students, faculty Organization of Kitchen Featuring recession package currently being officer for the Corporation for advisors and American States. There are cur- Monday-Friday OAS officials at the ^!^?^^.'..sl3shing Monday-Friday Muffins Bagels rently 35 member an additional National Service. "Of 20,000 Segal said that the vote Fresh & model OAS, stating the team's states in the proved 11 AM - 2 PM & 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM 11 AM -8 PM $206 million from current fiscal serving in communities across that overall positions. OAS, from Canada to Chile and veterans get the respect they Philly Cheesesteaks year funding for Meal Plan Equivalency Meal Plan Equivalency Argentina. AmeriCorps. America, 1,000 AmeriCorps deserve in Congress, Erin O'Connor, member of the Wildcard & Cash Accepted Coolced-to-Order Accepted The total cut for AmeriCorps members would be sent home Wildcard and Meal Plan Points Committee on Juridical and Pol- The purposes of the OAS under the Featuring Vegetable Pizza recession bill is now immediately and 15,000 others "It is disappointing that Featuring itical matters, proposed a resolu- include the strengthening of peace $416 million — more than two- would be sent home over the next AmeriCorps members who are Deli-Made Sandwiches Cold Dell Sandwiches tion on the OAS's role in Monday-Thursday protect- and security of the hemisphere, thirds of the $575 million Cheeseburger in Paradise auth- few months. 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^ ViIlanovan 201 Dougherty Hall, Vlllanova University, Vlllanova. Pa. 19085 Kathleen L Cooney and Sean M. Kelly Players take the field, fans should fill the stadiums Editors In Chief ^.

Tare Campltlello and Todd C. Leskanic By JOE PATTERSON World Series was not played for the extreme." veaux calls baseball fans Opening day is set for April 26. crossed. Associate Editors the first time since 1904. These thoughts and feelings "suckers." Indeed, she has a I still have my fingers precarious Baseball is . . are suckers is truly in a back. for now. Yes, the fans have been grie- have not subsided ^ but to sit back point. Baseball fans The game Lauren C. Burke and Sarah B. Neville The cloud that hung over the vously wronged. now and look for the upper hand for the competition, the hard situation. To abandon it now Managing Editors all the an injustice 1994 season is still here, though, Nevertheless, it is disturbing to when a glimmer of hope has been work, the emotions and would be to commit the as the players and owners have hear cries of vengeance issuing offered would be to prize a vin- positive attributes that the game as great as that committed by April 7. 1995 Pages the waded through months of futility forth from the lips of the alienated. dictive sense of justice over the carries with it. They are suckers owners and players. given in their attempted negotiations. Talks of nation-wide boycotts will good of the game. for the slice of American culture The sport of baseball has that each century of good Indeed, if it weren't for the Amer- not improve the game. Instead, it Maybe by returning to baseball and the sense of history America over a In ican court system stepping in, we will push the sport further into without a fight, we would be game brings. In order to revel in times and reliable recreation. would probably be watching shod- the world of competing egos. setting ourselves up for future these beneficial elements, maybe the end, fans will not discontinue Greeks deserve support All dy replacement players desecrat- Julianne Malveaux writes in the heartaches. However, now is a the fans are willing to put up with their love affair with the sport. times. ing the baseball fields that the USA Today that "after the past time for healing. Sports should a little abuse. relationships have rocky owners different. Whether great heroes of yesteryear eight months, you couldn't give not divide, they should unify. It is now time for the This should be no he thinks so or not, Stephen Wisniew's letter this sanctified. me a ticket to a baseball game." Sports should not depress, they and players to do their part. For I plan to see more games to the editor in the ViIlanovan this was a blatant thrashing Fortunately, prompted by a While her point about the game should inspire. starters, they should guarantee year than ever before. Maybe of the but it's Greek community at the University. When we court ruling, owners have uncon- being corrupted by greed is leg- On Monday alone, the Baltimore that the 1995 season will be played qualifies me as a "sucker," World I'll willingly accept. printed "Greeks need to open doors," we anticipated a ditionally accepted a proposal itimate, that hardly means that Orioles sold 25,000 tickets. It all the way through to the a title from the players and stabil- though many fans are Series. They should also make a torrent of responses from fraternities & sororities to flood have agreed we should allow the most seems as to let the season begin amidst izing sport in American culture to willing to proceed in the hope of renewed attempt at settling the our office. Although we heard a lot of verbal criticism more negotiations. die because we cannot rise above enjoying another season. Mal- labor dispute off the field. regarding Wisniew's lashing of 37 percent of the student Maybe both parties, who were past injustices. We were upset population on campus, we received only one written counting on using the fans as that the grievances of the owners response to Wisniew's remarks. leverage, have realized that the and players would interfere with fans have simply become more suggestion This freshman tainted the integrity of all Greeks with the season. Malveaux's Grades are not a true reflection frustrated. Maybe the $700 million "the fans should strike" false accusations and stereotypes. Such accusations, we that in lost revenue has alerted the admits that, for her, the game of believe, should have provoked more responses from By CHRIS FALLON you will retain what you want. It find other things of much more baseball industry to the serious- baseball is subordinate to the Villanova's Staff Reporter is an old cliche, but they say that importance. If I have a 1.5 G.P.A., Greek Organizations. ness of the predicament. professionals involved. education is what you remember they are not going to hire me We at the ViIlanovan, therefore, will The fans are, indeed, justified Last October, I wrote that "it be the voice Grades. The most important from being taught. What good is (unless it is my Dad's company), for in their anger. The strike ended has taken greed and obstinate the Greeks and defend fraternities and sororities. thing in college. The bit your memorizing something for a 50 but a G.P.A. between 2.75 and 3.5 the potentially record-shattering bullheadedness to sideline Amer- The Greek community has become the scapegoat for parents ask you about every week. minute test if you will forget it is relatively the same. seasons of Frank Thomas, Matt ica's greatest diversion." I com- the alcohol abuse problem at the University. The determinant as to how good as soon as you walk out of the An exceptional student (i.e. 3.9 Wisniew Williams and Ken Griffey and Cal plained about the "overblown dared to a job yoif^ill get, or of how smart door. G.P.A.) is going to have his or her claim that, "At the root of the problem is the Ripken's consecutive game streak arrogance" that had consumed you are. The judgment others I'm sure any teacher reading grades noticed during an inter- straight fact that fraternities are the underage drinkers' was put in serious jeopardy. the two parties who were content pass as to how well you can learn, this right now is shaking his head view, but otherwise it is going to outlet to alcohol that had been cellar to bandy "insults back and forth abuse." Does this mean that underage Teams speak, sing, act, dance, run or do and saying that I missed the whole be experience that gets the job drinking dwellers for years had broken out through the media." I lamented would be terminated if there were no Greek life -- anything. point of education. I believe that done. It does seem like a waste ^_^ x \ i of their protracted slumps. The that the strike was "a piteous at Villanova? Underage drinking begins before Or simply four digits on your education is what the student gets of time spending four years attend- most v' \,J playoffs were canceled and the portrait of stubbornness taken to "^"^•''^^ ^^'^ resume. out of the lesson. If I believe that ing class and studying just to fill students even come to college, and then continues in the Grades are extraordinarily something is unimportant, I'll in those four digits on your dorm rooms and bars. Greek events are not the sole meaningless. They can get you temporarily learn it to appease the resume. "distributors [SIC] to underage drinking or alcohol By Chiis Farrar into high school. They can place teacher and receive a grade that abuse." you into a good college, but, after will satisfy my parents. Sure, I Granted, it is important to have COLLEGE LIFE what you are doing once Few people at the University who legitimately deny >^)^ that, they are pointless. If you are want to do well in my classes, I some idea going into an interview to get a want to make the Dean's List, but you get the job, but on-the-job the fact that most fraternities and sororities have been job with a company, what are they those are really just measure- experience is better than in-the- positive active members and role models in this going to care if you knew that ments of how well others thought classroom schooling. Receiving community. The majority of volunteers at events on this Plato was Aristotle's pupil, or if I did. If I get stuck with a bad high grades is just a small factor campus such as Special Olympics and Balloon Day are you can explain the entire makeup teacher, I can get a grade I know of facing the real world. also members of the Greek community. of a worm's cell. The only things I did not deserve. Or I can try my Grades are a hassle that we all Misconceptions plague which matter when joining the hardest and do my best, but it is must endure while in college. An We sincerely doubt the children suffering from Greeks work force are the activities you just not good enough for Professor external measurement of how cancer, battered women, AIDS Quilt volunteers, the were involved in, the work expe- Toughsmack. Just because on much we internally know. Stud- Lupus To the Editor: We must chuckle at the accu- Foundation or the Children's Hospital in Phila- pics volunteers, Balloon Day rience you have and if you know that teacher's subjective scale i ying, reading, essays; we sations regarding diversity and delphia would consider the Greeks' philanthropies volunteers and the amount we someone important in the did not score favorably doefe- hdt remember what we want to and We are writing this letter in choosing people who "can finan- donate to outside charities). forget the rest. Grades are not an unorganized. More credit needs to be given to fraternities We company. make me a lesser person. response to Stephen Wisniew's cially back up their Greek letter." stand behind the Student Govern- The way I see it — you know When trying to get a job, the important measurement of how and sororities such as Delta letter to Gamma who raised almost the editor in the ViIla- First, none of us excludes people; fUliOn*) SiMMnI N««< Swoin. IM4 ment Association, and, if included, what you know. Teachers can company is obviously not going to we are as people, they merely state $6,400 in their annual philanthropy event. novan ("Greeks need to open people choose to exclude them- we will help them in any way teach you what they want, but discard my G.P.A., but they will how well we can memorize. doors"). We understand that as a selves from This is by no means a "Go Greek" sermon. From time coming to our events. possible to better Villanova. freshman at Villanova, not asso- Certainly you would not tell Blue to time, organizations, Greek or otherwise, can fall short Mr. Wisniew, we don't care if ciated with any Greek organiza- Key that they exclude people from you of their goals. But for once this school were attacking us or not. We needs to give the tions,.., he..^ „obviously„^._y knows.v..v.wo more..ivm their formal, seeing that the are one Greek community within Greek community the recognition it has earned. The atout tiTe GreekT'than'any oTu^^^^ people excluded are not members the Villanova community; there- University needs the ^^ ^^^^ decided that we will try of this Greek community if it truly hopes organization. fore, we can take your uneducated What knowledge will you take with you further understand In a time to improve in all aspects of campus life. *? ^5!p ^}^ when the entire Greek comments and continue ON CAMPUS to grow. With Sharon Griffin the Greek system, although he community is coming together as Remember, as Kathy Byrnes said University? might not deem it necessary. one, we look to the entire when you leave the Villanova at the results of the election, "We community to . ^r ^,, w^ «r. . come together also. are i7- ^^^"»^^' all members of the same Although we know we are not say.ITJthat we need'Ji-your money andy^!J community." Why don't we all Housing lottery perfect, we do as much, if mo?e start acting like it. ^h^" ^"y «ther organizations IZ' 'nhT' H^"' '"f i!"''«^"" to ized philanthropy fund-raisers help enhance Villanova and the Thomas Englese, President and alcohol. Actually, we don t. outside community (just look at ^^^^ chanties that we give the of Alpha Phi Delta nCUOS the majority of the fnUUMlCat/On Special Olym money to probably appreciate your help, but believe 1?pr**nflv cfiiHonfc r.1or^««;«.* 4.^ r us when we Kecently, students planning to live on-campus tell you we can do just fine Kennedy received their endorsement ilefeniled living assignments, or in the case of without your help. We challenge freshmen, their yo" ^o »""" lottery numbers. And, as usual, there are o'^e of these philan- To the Editor: Christopher hard feelings about who got what living assignment and ^^^^p^^ events with some of your C. Policino Great amounts of 1998 who is to live in the ever-coveted West Campus^auipub ^^endf. time and effort must be put mto these, nparcmenis.Anorfmonfo I am writing in response to the time and effort that all of our Kignt Craig Lammlin's letter to the now, all lottery numbers are randomly organizations are willing to put in. editor in the March 31 edition of generated by a computer at the Office Secondly, let us point out that for University the ViIlanovan ("Actions of 4he Information Technologies. ^^^ ^"^'''^ campus is struggling SGA President Letters Such a process gives all Questioned"). It is thought students an equal chance at quality housing for the by some people that aMeX'^in^^^^^^^^ Patrick Kennedy had no upcoming year However, students who should be given y^' right to n" have nfvefdr^^^ endorse Michael O'Brien for ores- Tk0 vnt^^^ •« . .., consideration for on-campus housing are denied their underage, then you are one of the idem. Patrick Kennedy, aEll Imtotpd^Z-^''"^"] preferences because of blind luck. At f«^ o" this campus who haven't; H' the same time, else, is a student at Villanova Pcein^m^JTl'^n""'' students who do we admire you for this, University. not contribute to the Villanova As a student, he his IZVekL '"/"'': ^^'"^ concerning alco- the nght ^dtJ'r community walk away with the quality liuuaiuK.housing u toopenly endorse whom- 2 hoi^"°u*'^;^^ich PmAllUi1^Z:Jl^'' "i of tf^t«^ v;iio«V^,r«« u^r ^"""V you presented is the ever he chooses, just ?' *^ "^'' Wo at as any other andZrCl JS admits is "I have found that the aim ot We the ViIlanovan believe this process is unfair eat. When "An epistemology which 'SEPTA my enemy." recent attempt of the Inter- student may do. "When I'm hungry, I Out of the 6 OW independent Tricia Reilly life is to live, and to live means to some students m certain cases. With this in Fraternity a^dsl^"j"f "'"'"'"'""'Tr, eyes, fools no perspective — mind, we Council to implement undergraduates currently ^" I'm tired, I close my ktiJLl,''^""'^"""''^''- men knowledge." Senior to be aware, joyously, drunkenly, propose modifying the current housing lottery system. ^ risk-management policy which enrolled, only '"" """'''' may laugh at me, but wise 2.000 studen s ZZ The A. Shuckrow Sociology serenely, divinely aware." ^°"'^ eliminate underage drink VitJ ''^'''^^ what I mean.'' Elements such as G.P.A., involvement in and contribution voted. The concern should not be Ihetthti !,'.,??'"'" will know Senior Bob Merrell Brian Hawkes with Pat's involvement, no^ ^ Senior mJtljil''"'f""J^"'" Senior Philosophy should-Ke be criticized """' '?,'*' ^' in determining housing for it The tLva„ vff, Spanish assignments. not purchase the insurance English we real concern should be with the """'""'" buch criteria as the above may improve the current need to finally implement Vma'Za.Pal^Z^^i^oo. this 4,000 students who did not even lottery policy system. and curb alcohol abuse. vote in this year's election! 1

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By MARC ANGELACCIO people in prison are serving time ity of marijuana in the 1980's prohibition would also allow the adverse effects of drugs compared for drug-related offenses, one sees raised the prices of marijuana, government to collect taxes form to the eariy 1900's. When Jocelyn Elders, the former that the "war on drugs" is a cause forcing producers, distributors the sale of drugs. The revenues Another argument that sup- surgeon general of the United of the cost increase in the "war and consumers to switch either to generated from taxes would aid in presses the view of an American States, suggested that drugs on crime." a less pure, but more dangerous, education and health care as well. high on legalized drugs comes should be legalized, she turned the The problem surrounding the version of the substance or to Considering that the value of from the idea that decriminaliza- CATch the Fever! heads of drug-prohibition support- current drug policy is magnified more harmful drugs such as drugs will be lower in view of an tion does not translate into social- ers across the country. In making by the fact that the policy is cocaine. Also, prohibiting the sale increased supply, the legalization ization. Just because drug behav- her statements, however, Elders ineffective in deterring drug use of drug paraphernalia, thus encou- of drugs may reduce violent crime. ior is legitimized does not mean brought to the surface what many and drug-related crime. Even raging intravenous drug users to The increased supply and lower drujg-related conduct \vill become people have come to believe — that though crime in America has share their equipment, has severe- price will reduce competition socially accepted. Social influen- the legalization of drugs could decreased in past years, violent ly handicapped efforts to stem the between dealers as well as allow ces against drug behavior can be prove beneficial to American crime perpetuated by young drug transmission of AIDS. more addicts in need of a "fix" as powerful as laws prohibiting society. dealers against one another, If the current drug policy pro- to purchase the drugs they want. actions involving drugs. Featuring: Most opponents of drug legal- police, witnesses and bystanders duces economic, social and moral The biggest argument used by Thus, the legalization of drugs ization assume that it would has increased. Drug users also problems, will legalization of prohibition supporters is that the will solve many of the economic, involve making certain psychoac- commit a large share of violent drugs eliminate the problems? legalization of drugs will lead to social and moral problems plagu- Breech, tive drugs such as cocaine and crime. Due to prohibition, drugs Maybe. more drug addicts. History may ing our society, right? Probably heroin available the way alcohol are extremely scarce, in turn First, money allocated in the supply the rebuttal to this argu- not. Like every theory, there are and tobacco are today; but most raising their price. The user who current system to the enforcement ment. Before prohibition, in an era always questions that can only be April 24-30 Plank Road, & supporters of legalization do not is physically addicted to a drug of drug laws and the incarceration when drugs were used as medi- answered in practice, and what think this way. Reformers widely but does not have the money to of drug-criminals could be diverted cations because physicians were may appear excellent in theory disagree as to which drugs should • purchase it, is "forced" to follow to education for prevention of unaware of their negative effects, does not always appear the same The Smokey Stairwell be legalized and how they should illegal means to gather the cash drug use. The money could also th^re were less per capita drug in reality. However, when consid- Monday: be legalized. Where drug-policy necessary to obtain the drug, only be directed toward health care for users than there are now. This ering the current system, can reformers do agree is in their adding to the violent crime found addicts who would be labeled sick fact is astonishing when consid- anything be any worse? I doubt Acoustic Act in the Nightcluh Band criticism of the drug-prohibition on America's streets. instead of criminal. Eliminating ering what is known now of the it. system that has evolved in the The current drug policy also Tuesday: United States — a system that is eats at the moral fabric of the Belle Air Nightclub costly, ineffective and counter- young in our society. The tre- THATCH by Jeff Shesol Balloon productive. . mendous economic and social Day The United States spends over incentives generated by the ille- 9p.m.-la.rrL $20 billion a year arresting, prose- gality of the drug market produces TWIT. DUR "ni5TE.-7t5'TlP,l$ -mem^eufiNA Wednesday: cuting and incarcerating drug-law temptations UVWeiPWOPlMATTHeFlFT^ so overwhelming 5P\TlS0MF^PUa violators. This total does not that even "good kids" cannot Karaoke in the Nightclub FREEH NortiwTMerttee. include the billions spent on resist them. The drug dealer scmiuimm. PO/KClHeAVVLIPTlHd( building and maintaining prisons driving an $80,000 sports car and Thursday: and expanding law enforcement carrying a wad of cash in his ^ FWwcN. Miami i>'IWUgLeN»ufoii resources — the fastest-growing pocket has become the hero of \ /I HEALTH M^E Comedian in the Nightclub Friday, April 7 state money consumers in the late young men from Bogota to Lx)s PUW? 1990s. Prohibition supporters Angeles. Friday: believe this pattern indicates a Finally, the prohibition of drugs general increase in all has Feature!! crime, not made drug use more danger- Dowble just drug violations; but when ous. 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Balloon Day 1995 is quickly approaching and we need your help! If you enjoyed being Dance Ensemble French gourmet Town Meeting an athlete escort for Special Olympics, you'll love being a hugger! Each person Association for Balloon Villanova Dance Ensemble presents The French Club will hold a meeting at The Student Government visiting campus Day will need University and friend for the day. As a their Spring Showcase at The Haverford 12:45 p.m. in the Conference Room of the presents the fourth Villanova a helper hugger, Kennedy Rev. School Centennial Theater Saturday, April department of Modern Languages to Town Meeting, with special guest the your job is to escort him or her to the University ensure that 8, at 7:30 p.m. Shuttle service leaves discuss the activities for the remainder of Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A., different booths and he or she questions If Hartley Circle at 7 p.m. The cost is $3 for the semester. A French gourmet "end of president. Come out to have your has a great time. you think this sounds concerns addressed. opportunity, please students, and $5 for adults. t the year dinner" in a French restaurant answered and your like a great contact Jen concerning Villa- 526-2734, is part of our plans and we need your Speak out on anything Donaldson at Stephanie Glen- This collaboration to select time, place and nova, no topic too great or too small. dening at 519-2786, or Danielle Scharle at menu. So, come and join us! open forum will be held at 8 p.m. in the 519-2637. Day Hop, Dougherty Hall. Refreshments will be served. and Greason French Club PAL The French Club members who have April 1 meetings signed up for the Philadelphia Museum of The Political Awareness Art field trip Saturday, April 8, will be Belle Air Yearbook League (PAL) meets every picked up at 11:30 a.m. in the lower section Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Applications for the 1996 Belle Air Bryn of the Connelly Center (near the cookie Mawr Room of the Connelly Center. Yearbook editorial staff are available in All political parties and stand). We are all excited to see this special beliefs are welcome. Pi Delta Phi room 214 Dougherty Hall. All interested Come to the next meeting and get a exhibit of the "Great French Paintings great look at what they will leave behind in editor-in-chief, associate editor, copy free gift. A from the Barnes Foundation!" The French Honor Society Pi Delta Phi editor, section editor, photography editor will hold a meeting at 12:45 p.m. in the and business manager positions please pick the SGA doors of his freshman Conference Room of the department of up application and return to 214 Dougherty By CHRISTINE MULLER year as "slammed shut." He Modern Languages to discuss the activities by Monday, April 24. sought to change that image Staff Reporter Villanotes for the remainder of the semester. There Freshman prize through the SGA bulletin board will also be elections for new officers since in the mailroom, the SGA Review When interviewing Patrick The Villanova Women's Glee Club (a.k.a. our president, vice president and treasurer drawing in students' mailboxes, and Town Kennedy at the beginning of his "Villanotes") and the Villanova Singers will all be graduating next month. Meetings. "We went from repres- first term as Student Government will be hosting their annual spring concert, The following students are prize winners enting 15 people's viewpoints to Association (SGA) president, Kate Saturday, April 8 at 8 p.m. in the St. Mary's April 25 of the freshman drawing that was held representing 6,100 students," he Szumanski of The Villanovan Chapel. Come out and support your peers March 3, 1995 in the University travel asserted told him how his predecessor, Ken and get ready for a night of good music office. The Grand Prize winner of a USAir "The fact that 2,400 students Batchelor, had considered the and lots of fun. ticket (courtesy of USAir) is Amy Antani; voted in this last election, I take shuttle bus his most important Second Prize is an Antrak ticket (courtesy this as a tremendous compli- accomplishment, Kennedy later Holy Thursday Balloon Day of Amtrak), to winner Alison Dettore; and ment," said Greason. He pointed found himself returning to this the Third Prize winner of a $25 American out that 400 votes determined the retreat Winter is in the past and warm weather anecdote time and again, contin- Express gift cheque (courtesy of American SGA president his freshman year, has arrived. Come celebrate spring with ually reevaluating the nature of 8-1 Express) is Jack Campbell. while Batchelor's previous elec- April Faculty and staff are invited to partic- Balloon Day April 25! Don't miss out on his own contributions as SGA tion involved the first time votes ipate in a retreat on Holy Thursday, from all the entertainment and great prizes. president. exceeded 1,000; each of Kennedy's 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Rosemont Spiritual Raffle tickets and T-shirts will be going all the stinictural "We can get elections had then set new Center. Please call Barbara Haenn in on sale. All proceeds will go to the House changes we want," he explained, records. Greason said it "shows Italian import Campus Ministry at ex 4479 to register or of Grace, a hospitality house for the "but unless we've made changes that people. . . see the organization E-Mail at Haenn-B. We hope to make this homeless. Show your support and welcome in people's minds... we haven't "Everybody's Fine" as a lot more powerful." (Stanno Tutti Bene), a day of quiet and prayer to begin the spring with Balloon Day! Tutor positions done anything." directed by Giuseppe Greason described accusations Tornatore, who also Easter journey. a General Arts major Kennedy, elitist as "absolutely helmed the award-winning Applications are now being accepted for of an SGA Cinema Illinois, but now originally from ridiculous because we've co- Paradiso, is the next feature tutor positions in the academic advance- in Villanova's from Indiana, has served as SGA '95 ment sponsored more events than any- Spring Cultural Film & Lecture Series, program for the 1995-96 academic from president for two years, body." He named the Basketball "The Ties That Bind." The family drama, Islam lecture year. Tutors are needed in the areas of April of 1993 through re-election starring Marcello mathematics, chemistry, physics, Club and the Minority Student Mastroianni, will have account- until April 27 lecture titled in March of 1994 examples of the four screenings in the University's April 1 A "Christian Peacemaker ing, biology and language, including League as two of this year, when current Arts Connelly in Galilee and Delaware Valley: The View English. AAP tutors breadth of SGA involvement Center Cinema: Saturday, April are pajd and are O'Brien and from a Palestinian Village in Israel," will Senator Michael through co-sponsorship. He spent 8 at 7 p.m.; Sunday, April 9 at 3:30 and expected to attend a one-day training held running mate Stacey McArdle in dormi- 7 p.m.; and be Tuesday, April 25, from 7:30-9 p.m. retreat. Please see Pat time going door-to-door Monday, April 10 at 7 p.m. Kobes in Room G6 Vice Pres- in 215 Tolentine Hall. Fr. will succeed him and tories at several times other than Admission is Elias Chacour, Vasey Hall to pick $2.50 for students and $3.50 up an application. a a Palestinian priest ident David Greason. Greason, elections, while both he for all others. in Israel, will be the during Scholarship speaker. The co-sponsors are the Center History major from New Jersey, and Kennedy made themselves since for Arab and Islamic Studies, department has served as vice president available for question and answer The Alice Muthearn Scholarship has of Theology and Religious Studies and the the spring of last year. sessions in residence halls. been established to provide assistance to committee on the Middle "When we increase our visibil- East of the Both Kennedy and Greason children of Villanova alumni with demon- Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania. ity, we increase our effective- Senior Week & became involved in student govern- strated financial need. Applicants must be ness," said Kennedy, "unless April 1 ment in response to the inadeq- full-time, undergraduates who are main- you're out there... they're not Dinner Dance uacies they perceived in the SGA taining a G.P.A. of 3.50 or better and going to respect you as being in administration of their freshman currently enrolled in a program leading to Volunteers are needed to help with this touch." Earlier SGA administra- year. Kennedy felt the SGA at that a bachelor's degree. year's Senior Dinner Dance April 22 and tions "lacked a lot of the visibility time operated entirely "behind Mexico Lecture An application for the Mulhearn Scho- April 26 Senior Week, May 14-21. Anyone interested and exposure." Greason asserted closed doors." In fact, feeling larship must be completed in addition to in helping^ with either of these events, that "all students are welcome to barred from the SGA, he spent his The Latin American Studies Program the required institutional, state and please call ext. 7319. our weekly meetings." These freshman year as the Student presents a lecture, "Mexico: The Outlaw Federal forms to be filed by April 15, 1995. Sunday meetings remain open to Programming Council (now the State or How Washington and Wall Street Applications for the Mulhearn Scholarship Basketball banquet the suggestions and complaints of Campus Activities Team) lectures Fooled America," by R. Christopher Whal- may be picked up in the Office of Financial anyone willing to attend them, attracting such speak- en. Whalen, a Villanova graduate (History, Assistance. The Villanova Men's Basketball banquet coordinator, something Kennedy pointed out ers as Edwin Meese and Green 1981), is chief financial officer of Legal will be held Wednesday, April 26, at 6 p.m. "has never been done before." Sunshine Day Peace founder Paul Watson to Research International, a Washington- m the Villanova Room of the Connelly Other criticisms have suggested experience "pro- based firm that advises and represents Center. Tickets are available campus. This for $35 per Volunteers are the SGA's opposition to the Greek needed for Sunshine Day, to do more, to make the investors in international markets. He also person by calling the Villanova voked me system on campus. "I was very Ticket Project Sunshine's annual mini-carnival publishes The Mexico Report, a fortnightly Office at 519-4100. campus life better." very surprised," for 150 underprivileged 3- hurt and children, ages that if was going to stay review of political and financial develop- "I felt I responded Greason. "We are by no 9. The day of games, rides and costumed I needed to work for ments in Mexico. April 20 at Villanova, means anti-Greek," he added; characters is scheduled for Saturday, April Greason. Kennedy The lecture will take place Monday, change," said very good relationship 8, from 10 "We have a a.m. to 3 p.m. If you would like "I became frustrat- April 10, at 3:30 p.m. in the Haverford also admitted, with Gary Bonas (director of to help by spending time with a child, thinking of All ed to the point of Room. are invited. Development). . . we Misc. running a game, or Leadership working behind the transferring to escape it all." scenes, sign up thought we had a very good now in the Project Sunshine cited such problem areas Greason relationship with the IPC (Inter- Office, room 4, lower level Vasey. For not work- as washers and dryers PHOTO BY SHARON QRIFt^lN DSA information, fraternity Counsel) and Panhell." call 519-7829. It's a great day restrictions limiting ing, meal plan Pat Kennedy and Vice-president David Greason look toward tha and of thair SGA asserted, "never in the Volunteer Mexico for everyone involved! President Kennedy Join DSA this week for one of our final applicability of a student's the laadarahip together. past two years have I enacted in meetings of the year. We will be assembling to only his/her own The Marist Volunteers are looking for meal plan any way any type of policy that recycled notebooks to be distributed at our the lack of mdi- Exam workshop two senior men to volunteer (August, dining hall, and resulted in the 24 hour has hampered Greek life." How- 95 chelor's cabinet, he began working as well as chair of the On-Campus efforts table on Earth Day and could use a few, toJune, to telephone service m many 96) teach in one of their grammar vidual of an on- Concerns Committee, before visitation policies at Austin and ever, he admitted that on a per- Troubled by true/false, mystified halls for the establishment by extra sets of hands to help us out. So bring schools 15 miles outside dorms requiring that entire of Mexico City. camps nightclub; the initial prop- becoming an Arts Senator in his St. Rita's, and next year at St. sonal level, he felt Greek life to multiple choice, exasperated by essay extra colored paper, markers, rubber bands One would public phones. teach English, the other would share Dougherty Hall's junior year. Once vice president, Mary's. be "possibly the biggest contradic- Reilly will offer an Prep Gay osal to convert exams? Dr. Exam and your creative self to the Center for work in their sports support group Kennedy identified facilities program. The school , Despite criticisms to the con- tion to community that this cam- Pie Shoppe fell through, instead he and Commerce and Finance and Test-Taking Workshop Monday, April Peace and Justice Education in the base- serves in an program budgeting, extremely poor area where inadequacies, spring's opening Senator Alan Kennedy began trary, both Greason and Kennedy pus has ever seen." He continued, 3:30-4:20 p.m. in the Counseling An informal Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual resulting in that 10, from ment of Sullivan Hall Thursday, April 20, your gifts would be greatly apathy and policy incon- utilized. Strong support student Grille at that site. working to change the visitation considered efforts to open the "It's things such as the inter- Hall. workshop is group is available for interested of the Corner Center, 106 Corr The at 7 p.m. Old and new members are always Spanish skills are needed. as other important If interested, students. sistencies as assistant policy, something he "didn't doors of the SGA as a major focus Greek rivalries and the divisions is necessary. For information call extension Greason served free and no signup welcome. please call Br. Frank a sophomore member Kelly at 914-738-8640.' 86445. issues. As Elections Committee, expect to get done." Yet their of their work. Kennedy described (Continued on page 18) Ken Bat- chair of the of then SGA President

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.i ' ' I iM. . . .'!" M III 1 ,1 ; | ; shadings | By REGINA M. O'TOOLE to do with it." different and colorings Life's true Features meaning Editor Currently, as director, Donahue that we don't always have." GREEK BRIEFS possible the college as the place Born: is trying to avoid any After attending University that would their lives trying to figure it out prepare us for the Feb. 28, 1952. in Bronx, N«w York. When Fr. Peter Donahue, mishaps, such as the one he of Illinois, a school with approx- rest of our lives. missed the whole point. What we But what I Phi is so proud to O.S.A., is introduced as a priest, experienced, in the Villanova imately 40,000 students, Donahue personally neglected do every day, on an every day Alpha congratulate our to think about 1985; B.A.. 1974. Villanova (Jmver$ity; M.A„ 1^3, Catholic some people he encounters guess Theatre's production of Candide, sees the advantages to Villanova's was that while I basis is what gives our life mean- sister Maura Hennessey ^s a new SGA Arts University he teaches theology. To their being performed until April 9. small student body. "I like the was at college I would already be o^ America: M.Div,, Washington Theological Union; ing. Living life gives it meaning. Senator. Allison Pojanowski also deserves a hvmg the rest of Fh.D,. 1992, University of Illinms. surprise, he tells them his special- "I think the cast threw them- sense of being able to walk across my life, and what Every action that we do, every was supposed hearty Alpha Phi applause for being selected as ty is in the theatre. Though this selves into it and enjoyed doing the campus or being able to walk to prepare me for minute of every day has meaning. that? may seem incompatible with the it and exploring different things around campus and recognize And if we truly follow our hearts, a Big East Academic Scholar as part of the track priesthood to some, Donahue of it," he said. "Because of the faces," he said. "There's a sense then we can know that what we team. Only the best for us A-Phis! finds no difficulty in combining structure of it and the movement, of community here." do is the right thing for us. Good luck to sister Amy-Bridget Kennely as his life as a priest and his career and the number of different places If you are having This smaller community does trouble finding as a professor of theatre. and characters that were included direction, that is different she leads the rest of the cheerleacting squad to not ease the pressures of college a story. "In in it, it difficult to coordinate terms of my spirituality, I was This is because you know inside Orlando this week for the national competition. life and beyond, however. By MELISSA SALSO The meaning of life is find theatre is really a way of at times. But with the help of a what you want to do but your What is your favorite cereal? Donahue recognizes a difference Features Editor We also wish good luck to the following sisters enhancing spirituality," he said. lot of people, I was quite trouble between his years in college and lies in how to go about Multi-grain Cheerios, "I satisfied." sometliing I believe we performing this Saturday in the Glee Club think there is a great deal of doing it. But I have some advice, now. "I think there's a lot more do I speak possibilities involved "Why within theatre in Donahue has been and I think it is decent advice at concert: Tracey Galligher, Jen DeLucia, Becca emphasis today in terms of suc- Why do I sit here already know and are using [it] to enhance and to with Villanova theatre for six that: in order to figure out what cess quota. I think students are Braglio, Kristin Cicero, Sabina Roaldset, Colleen Do you drink Pepsi or Coke? in Why do I even live?" in^dicate to people and to challenge years and has been interested you want to do in life, take a step faced with a lot of concern about acting, said, can St. Augustine carrying out right now. Link, Kristin Miller and Kristin Althamer. We Diet Pepsi, people as to what their thought he ever since he back and look only at your life will there be a job for them and process is and where they're remember. Prior to becoming an right now. What do you do today know all the hard work will easily shine through! will there be a place where they Throughout life we are faced heading and what questions that instructor and production manag- that you find fulfilling? What are special thanks Pi find themselves content and hap- with infinite questions for which A to Sig for a fun Elbow What is your favorite TV show? they need to ask themselves, and er in the theatre department, you good at? Chances are that py. There's a higher expectation we work to find answers. Life is Room last weekend. We know to always expect what some of the difficulties in Donahue attended Villanova as an deep down, the things you enjoy I don't really spend that much time watching that we start out on a very essentially a continuous search life are. It makes it much more undergraduate. After graduating and the talents you have a great time when you're around! Good luck in different level today television. than what was for solutions. Some questions are When people try to figure visual to people sometimes. I see with a degree in communications, out will remain pretty much con- Greek and expected of our parents. I think Week watch Alpha Phis finish our my lifestyle as an he spent time studying theology easier than others, yet at one point the meaning of life, or more Augustinian stant. . . for the rest of your life. the expectation is of now you have or another we will all encounter, specifically a meaning for their week Complete Dominance! religious priest, my career is in Washington, D.C. He taught Two weeks ago I got a chance to start out with an $80,000 job. . What is your favorite hobby? as St. Augustine did, those ques- own life, I find that they often something very different. And the high school English for three to see a newborn baby, is and starting out which with an apart- tions which may seem come up with responses like I enjoy listening to music. two of them join together very years in D.C. and was invited to "To something I don't get to see very is kind of ment settling for some- unanswerable. be happy," or "To be wealthy," well." this area to be the vocation direc- often at college. As I touched its thing less, you have to have a tor "Why do I even live?" we each etc. Whatever it is, it is inevitable As the chair of the theatre for the Augustinian provence. little feet and hands, I could only home... I think there's much ask. The meaning of life dilemma that the sentence you little, department and as an Augustini- After instructing theatre at Vil- starts out with think of' the miracle which When were what did yoii waht more of an expectation in that and has been pondered endlessly by all the words to be. an, Donahue said he is sometimes lanova for three years, he left in It is as if the brought this tiny person into the Tridelt would like to congratulate our new to be when you grew up? a concern and a worry that didn't the great minds throughout his- meaning of life will ultimately asked whether a production is 1988 to get his Ph.D. in theatre be world. And then I realized exist twenty years just sisters who were initiated this past weekend. A priest. ago." tory. To think that in 900 words achieved at a later point appropriate or not. He feels people from the University of Illinois. He and time, how much we all take for granted. All the Deltas like to thank Marcy Micek I am going to be able to figure it but what right is would sometimes view him as the "moral returned to Villanova three years . These pressures for success, we do now only This tiny being had not yet set out, I must be a fool. Yet I feel in preparation. gatekeeper," but he said this is not ago to teach theatre again. however far from Donahue's col- We think of it like any "direction" or "meaning" for and Christine Keegan for their incredible jobs it is an important to explore, If animal, what would you his role. "I enjoy teaching it," Donahue lege life, did not mean he did not venue the medal at the end of a race you were an be? himself i. yet just being alive gave as New Member Educators. Congratulations to "People need to be exposed to said, "Because a lot of undergrad- have other worries on his mind. mainly because I find it especially which we spend our whole lives I guess rd choose a horse, but I like them, it*s his week-long existence all the being elected vice- applicable to college age people. running Stacy McArdle on SGA different things and see different uate courses I teach are all intro- "My twenties were all involved in — only to be rewarded meaning in the world. not because I'd like to be one. I find something Most of us came to Villanova president, and congratulations to Dana Mallardi things," he emphasized. "You ductory classes and I have a lot the formation, the seminary. So when we cross the finish line. So, don't take too much time out either having a set plan as to what The meaning to life is very majestic about horses. can't protect people from things of students who have never had I guess the hardest question to some- of your life trying to attach on being elected C&F Senator. Thanks to Laurie we would like either and I don't see myself as any exposure or experience in the answer at that time was did I to do for the rest thing I believe we already know meaning to it. Living in itself is, Garawski for doing an awesome job with Greek of our lives, or at the very least and are carrying having to protect what people see theatre, so it's fun to kind of turn want to dedicate my life to being out right now. ultimately, the true meaning of some Week, and thanks to all the Tridelts who and what they don't see. them on to what theatre offer It general direction. We viewed All of the great minds who spent What is your favorite book? People can an Augustinian. was also the life. need to make evaluations for and how performance can help '70s, there was a lot of uproar + participated! No favorites. themselves." them. I think everybody has a going on, not only in the world, Donahue's most recent onstage creative side to them and we need but in the church. There were part was Scapin in the play to tap into more of the creative some changes that happen- What station do you put on the radio? were Scapin, the Villanova Theatre's side, use that part of the brain that ing and why I entered the Augus- In my car is BlOl, in my, office is the classical first production of this school we have. Often times we get very tinians and why I stayed was year. He said he joined the cast analytical and very black and turning into two different things. station. GO CHI 0*S! You guys did awesome in Greek reluctantly, but enjoyed it immen- white and I think that theatre I was maturing and changing my sely after he became involved. offers us a possibility of a lot of opinion and thinking on things." Week! Congratulations to Katie Zanger and Remembering an earlier of stage Lauren Castellano for taking #1 in the pool What kind student were you? experience, Donahue described an tournament. To everyone that worked on skit, I enjoyed being a student. There were times I uncomfortable but rather humor- Nosey Notes ous situation that occurred you did a great job. Keep up the good work Chi was more serious about it than other times. when his cast member did not show up Donahue is one of four children. He has a brother and two O's. And a special thanks to all sisters and when he was expected. sisters. What made him decide to enter the seminary? "That's a " pledges that participated all week long. We "What probably was all of three hard question, he said. "I think I was attracted to the idea of What is your most noted characteristic? couldn't have done so well without you! minutes seemed like an being a priest at the time. I was very interested in being a teacher. Probably my theatricalness. Some people might eternity out there because I was trying to I never had any influence with the Augustinians, I basically just Phi Sigma Kappa, thank you for a great T.G. call it flamboyance. out about litem other people and came to Villanova find business to do," he recalled. found from last Friday. We all had an awesome time! "And there was this guitar sitting and kind of liked what I saw! It was m^re of testing the ground

on the stage and I just picked it than anything else. " Did he ever have any doubts? "One always What are the most important things to you up and started playing it and has doubts. Still today, there are always doubts. There are good days there are bad days; the good days continue to outweigh in life? singing the song and it had and nothing to do with the the bad days, " he said. "I'm very satisfied with what I do, I like People. play, but, I thought, I had to cover some what I am, I like being what I am, it's not that I doubt. I mean it were that I really it, out it. But there's always space somehow! And I don't play if hated I'd get of Pi Phi Jen O'Boyle has been named the the guitar, which was even funn- those questions, and I think doubts are good, I think it reemphasizes nightclub chairperson for What is your greatest fear? ier. So I just was kind of strum- what you are, it makes you look at it, it makes you not become CAT. Offending or hurting someone. ming it and people in the audience complacent with it, and to constantly evaluate it and grow with The sisters of Pi Beta Phi would like to started it and strengthen it. I think there's in journey, chuckling because it was always, at times, one's congratulate Kerry Delaney, Nancy Giordano, obvious I didn't even know what there's always the doubts, the questions, the what if's.

l *li»jl*i ' ' " « >;l t!l.M. * i t**fc*W* i ; ,j . .M.M. > T ! t « W4«« « t t > t Lisa mm i M M M M MliiMwtw *» *«« Nicholas, M , | t , > H HH M « MH Browyn Parry and Marietta Waters for receiving Pi Phi scholarships. Get psyched for Greek Week, Pi Phi's! Keep Pssst. . . O' P W TEN up the great work — let's make it three in a row! 'Conformity is the jailer of freedom and the enemy of growth." Straight from the Home Office in 201 Dougherty are the Top -JFK nV*nV*\ ,V»A' ten reasons why Villanova did not win the NCAA Champion&hjpr

'The difficulty is not so great to die for a friend, as to find a friend worth dying for." 10. No team is allowed to win more than one tournament a — Homer year. 9. Artisgone. 8. The wlkteats didn't shave their heads. WXVU Top Ten 'Weather forecast for tonight: Dark." 7. Final Four, 1^96: Bast Rutherford, NJ. ««, — George Carlin 6. The planned in flight movie "Hoosiers" was unfortunately 1. Srapg 6. Creep Records replaced with "luhtar." Compilation "I wish life could be more like a photograph, one moment captured as you laughed 5* S?®L^tl^^ ^^ ^^^ ^ ^^P to Seattle. g«»«V.wasonsomeottedse's... 2. Chisel 7" 7. Cat Power ." 1 your perfect laugh. . . 3. We would have tio reaeon to phy next year - Ride 2. Smokes ts a lot closer than Seattle. 3. Sink Hole 8. Grifters

Number One reason "My advice to you is to start drinking heavily." Mr*^/^ why Villanova did not win the 4. 7" 9. Blonde NCAA Chaiii{»

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MMMI 'Novans target issues Drill team dominates «0 KNOWS, WHO CARES

of racism By MICHAEL MURRAY crowd loved on what they saw. In order life for the campus Meet, Villanova in to make more comfortable competed a COLLEGE Staff Reporter with After the awards ceremony, Military Excellence Competition, INCOMING freshmen next year.., those of you with the thought provoking responses racism both on and off ". Whiskey William By McDUFFIE Company, Delorenzo, the company 200 and higher. . . set in KERRY . . the which tests the physical readiness LOTTERY numbers WILL be up which took many different campus. For example, being Univer- Reporter sity's silent drill commander, Staff followed in the bookstore because team, continued stated, "I'm so proud and aptitude of midshipmen and PLUSH accommodations on cots in St. Mary's GYM, . . due approaches in answering the to of these guys; of your race," and "being the only dominate its opponents on on days like this cadets. Competing against nine to any INCONVENIENCE you may encounter. . . students will question of the meaning of racism. Hey Villanova. .. What Does black person in class and having Saturday by winning the Villan- it's great to be a senior." other schools, Villanova secured be to a 20 meal plan for the PRICE chose to respond ENttTLED BARGAIN Many people ova Racism Mean to You? Invitational . your class generalize about Drill first place in the 4x4 relay, the of the 14-ineal plan.., thank you for understanding. . straightforward by defining your Meet. your ^n6 During the first week of the race of people." Quotes were taken Schools such as the Naval Distance Medley Relay, the 4x100 ONCE again. . . Thank You for Villanova Univer- their own terms. Some Acade- CHOOSING Villanovans racism in my, spring semester, from movies, famous speeches Texas A&M, and Penn State swim and the Seal PFT. Senior sity. , , ktttniim Students: There is Yl. . examples are: "Racism is lack of NO EASTER BUNN came face to face with the issue and lyrics, and some responses participated in the meet. Jason Phillips won the Seal Phys- he is a FICTIONAL creature responsible for the information about another race," The CHOCOLATE of racism. Banners hung in several Whiskey I'm so proud of these were.ieven written in foreign Company has not lost a ical Fitness Test, a composite dependencies of niiUions. . , anyone cau|^t in SOME sort of locations on campus posed the drill meet languages. Themes recurring within the last four event including pull-ups, two "bunny" suit.. . WItX be subject to a FULL body^AVITY^ question of the meaning of racism guys; on lilce years. days . throughout the responses minute sit-up and pushup drills, search. . the R<^strar's O0ice has released a statement for those and provided a forum for open included affirmative action, (both a 500 yard swim and a mile and of you who did not GET tluj classes you needed. . . "TOUGH Racism is pride at The drill meet was divided into response. Sponsored by the Cam- ##$%*'. . pro and con), reverse racism, this it's great to a half run in fatigues. Junior Bill . let's hope the Blue Key TOURGUIDES show the four sections: 1) Inspections, he a pus Climate Committee, a subdi- Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Swick placed second in the five prospective students the WONDERFUL progress our "young 2) Platoon Basic, 3) Squad Basic, vision of the Cultural Diversity Prop 187, as well as the relation- mile run. Picassos** have MADE on the St. Mary's tunnel . . "HEY, and 4) Trick. Whiskey senior. we Committee, the banners were an the expense of Company ship between racism and political Villanova's Pistol and Rifle work hard*\ . . yeah, but you chipped a hole earned first place honors in COULD HAVE attempt to promote a dialogue all but and religious affiliation. team rounded out the overall to CHINA by now. . . seems the only event MISSING from Greek the trick section, for which they among students, faculty and staff Currently, the Campus Climate superior performance of Villanova Wedk competition is the . . earned the third place FLAPJACK eatin' contest. think the concerning their thoughts and trophy. is collating the by capturing first . others. Committee place in both the Pikes would FIND a reason to take their shirts OFF for this?. . However, they easily captured the feelings on racism. The hope was responses it received and analyz- Whiskey Company's winning pistol rifle overall trophy. and competitions. at I^AST it would get the Kappas to show up for something. . that by using this medium of tradition began ing the data. The information when the team Individually, junior Lucas Kadar mt fWAL segment this week is dedicated to ANYONE who communication, thought would be to brilliant to be an Intellectual, you Jutt have "We were only was created in If gathered by the committee wil "You don't have be beaten by 1949. you have placed second in pistol and senior fiflds k necessary to have their umbrella open at the first sign "Racism is pride at the expense stimulated in people who wouldn't then be used to target issues of to be an active challenger of Ignorance." — Pat Kennedy numbers," said drill team com- not yet seen the team's trick Phil Eastman won second in rifle. oi any rain. , . look, it*s of others," "Racism is when WATER, not ACID, it WONT hurt otherwise take the time to reflect racism which will mander Adrian Otterman. "We performance, find your way to After concern about the . competition, . 1/ you. . aw. it. . people forget that we are more MIDN to HELL with who knows, who cares. on the issue. be addressed in upcoming events Pat Kennedy, Vlllanova's first SGA president ever to serve two only have an eight person trick Mendel Field on April 25. At 3 C Eastman commented, alike than different," and "Racism 'The tailored to the needs and concerns terms, worked hard to challenge Ignorance at all levels of University routine, it's tough to compete with p.m.. The team will perform for competition (Edited by tUHt Cadbuty Creme Eggs who think that there i$ some Others gave was exciting, but I The committee was pleased is Villanova," etc. ' of the members of our community. life. a 40 person routine." the annual Spring Review. especially liked the smell of gun- mi of twisted, $at£tmc message behind buc, hue, buc, bu(\ bur, with the abundance of genuine, personal accounts of experiences But compete they did, and the In conjunction with the Drill powder and the kick of recoil." b$4c^ buc^ hue, buc-ahkhh)

.^SPT .#S?&J* Duo Kennedy/ leaves Greason (Continued from page 15) between Greek and non-Greek (Continued from page 18) that are the most anti-communal MORESCHOOt pointed to other contributions, aspects of campus life." He added, such as the expanded meal plan *;„X "They don't see that the divisions and points options, the Africana the organizations cause within Studies Program, the Minority the campus community really Student League, increased budget- break down our whole communal ,^^fir J ing for multicultural organiza- sense of unity on campus." I tions and co-sponsorship of Unity Other recent criticisms of '95, the second annual Student Kennedy centered on his endorse- Rights and Cultural Diversity ment through the student mail of Rally. "A lot of the changes I've SGA candidates Michael O'Brien seen I never expected," admitted and Stacey McArdle, which many Greason. felt represented an abuse and politicization of his office. "As in Yet Greason found significant JSK*' all types of government, the challenges, as well. He has incumbent may endorse somebody received death threats over the whose looking to be that incum- phone — such as "If you apply We can't tell you what bent's successor," he explained. for commencement speaker you "The student body was about to will be shot" — so that he has can make a political decision and so had to change his phone number, direction to take, but we I did whatever I felt was necessary while experiencing other forms of to ensure they didn't make that harassment such as vandalism. "I decision based on a lack of think it came from my religious sure help you get there. information." ideology and my political beliefs," Also, some have questioned he suggested; "I am not the typical whether the SGA's relatively Villanova student." He felt that close relationship with the admin- perhaps such differences incurred istration has taken away from its the dislike of some students, but ''^Annual relationship with the students. he considered the successes he Tour deRad"^^ Yet both Greason and Kennedy enjoyed at Villanova far out- agreed that a more cooperative weighed the negative aspects. relationship with the administra- Kennedy, the first sophomore tion has enabled them to accomp- elected president since 1986 and lish much more than an antago- the first president ever to serve When: Sunday, April 23, 1995 10 a.m.-3 nistic situation would have two terms, proudly pointed to the p.m. allowed. "We act as a liason, "general consciousness-raising breaking down the communica- efforts of our office." He emphas- tion gaps that sometimes exist," ized the importance of individuals Starts at VU and wanders through explained Kennedy. The SGA Whora- the challenging other individuals to provides an opportunity for the promote change and awareness. /*"«'«• presentation of students' interests "You don't have to be brilliant to streets of Radnor to the administration, which may be an intellectual," he asserted, not otherwise be exposed to the "You just have to be an active students' views, while the SGA challenger of ignorance." can inform students on the posi- After graduation, Greason Why: Benefits Children's Hospital of Philadelphia tions of the administration. intends to get his PhD in History, "We're closer to the administra- then teach at the collie level until tion than ever before, and we're he has attracted enough corporate better off because of it," said sponsorship to fund a private Kennedy. boarding school for African- Price: $10.00 Kennedy credited the positive American five to 18-year-olds. relationship with the administra- Kennedy also expressed a desire Whichever direction you decide to Cash M.uk when you buy or lease a new 1994, 1995 MOO tion for the SGA's ability to to teach, although he will be take, we can help you get there in style, or 1996 Ford or Mercury car, minivan or a SpccKil APR accomplish as much as it has, working for the Atlanta Olympics with a brand new Ford or Mercury. light truck. So graduate to a great deal. including the new ticket plan for through or Lincoln-Mercury Transporation Coordina- If you're a graduating senior, or a graduate student, See your Ford dealer or athletic events, the night club, tion from June of this year until Back or a Special A.P.Rr* call 1-800-321-1536 for details. *Please R.S.V.P. 519-6000 you can get $400 Cash Midnight Madness, greatly the Olympics end next year. expanded shuttle bus service, When asked about a possible Trophies for the children's event t LINCOLN computer upgrading, recycling, future in politics, Kennedy Also, cash prizes to winner in FORD Mercury intramural program improve- responded he would enter the ® ments, increased library hours election arena "if it takes getting adult's division. There will Custonw OjXton or Red Carpet Option Plan. **To be attgible. you must gn&itt» wttti a bacttelor^ degree also be •Soecial Annual Percwrtag* Rata altemativa not available on taaaaa. vehide between 10/1/94 and 9/3(V96. Some vehide eigibWty raatilctlons and visitation changes. Greason involved to solve the world's and ft'SO/BS. >bu must porch«eor your new ^)ply. Of be enrolled in graduate sctKWl, between 1/1/93 Then Dial: 86471 raffle (Continued on page 19) problems... then I will go that a with registration. path." .

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> Crowes bluesy ) romp rocks fans at Tower ? By JONATHAN KLICK son asked that everyone respect As for the new stuff, "P. 25 Assistant News Editor thosearound them, saying, "What London," "Descending" and "She we re trying to do is have a Gave Good Sunflower" showed Black Crowes played the mutual, The unselfish arrangement." the incredible range of this group's first of two sold-out shows at his stands 1 m stark contrast to talents. To show their roots, they the Tower Theater on March 31. the incoherent, belligerent Robin- did the blues staple "Chevrolet" After a lively 45-minute set of son fans saw during the Shake and B.B. King's "Woke Up This Cajun-flavored blues by the Dirty Your Moneymaker tour with ZZ Morning" with enough soul to Doxen Brass Band from New lop, a tour from which the belie their youth. Villanova wins Orleans, the Crowes opened with Crowes were eventually removed. Finishing up the set, they the morose "Cursed Diamond" brought the Dirty Dozen back on from their latest album Amorica. stage for a Dixified version of If the slow start made one question TKa i%A^Bfli&« mM Mk^ inODmniiyOIIlW "Hard to Handle" that put the whether one was actually at the album track to shame, and they usually much harder Crowes ClVlMf^Avii#ww9 ffiiM9i«rmil^ift brought the house down with concert, the ubiquitous smell of their pounding "No Speak No wafting herb made it very clear, COIYI0S from H$ Slave." But they saved the best and the music did pick up from , ^ Qiampionsiiip $lli|i^p€Ki ^^^ the encore. The stirring final National dOIWfli there. ' piano chords of "Ballad in Urgen- The band tore through "Hotel m^tm^- t i» *M^ rai^ J»f1^fiClly« cy" lerd perfectly into "Wiser Illness" from The Southern Har- Time." The final encore of mony and Musical Companion, "Remedy" left no one in the and the amazing version of theater unsatisfied. "Twice As Hard" proved that it Never having been a slave to the The beauty of the Crowes' remains the best song the group Top 40, the Crowes used more music comes from its stripped has released to date. This concert little known songs than they did down, raw simplicity. They are was like all other Crowes concerts hits. They rocked with "Some- rock and roll. The simple staging in that it attracted an audience times Salvation," "Jealous Again" which has become standard on full of all kinds of people — punks, and "Stare It Cold" and did a 15 each of their three U.S. tours hippies, metal heads, southern minute "Thorn in Pride" My that perfectly complements the music, for these guys to entertain is their sake of those who indulged during rockers and anyone else you can was filled with some of the best particularly in a majestic building trademark Persian rugs and some the concert. The imagine. Lead singer hyperkinetic Chris Robin- blues music this side of the '90s. like the Tower. All that is needed simple lighting displays for the Robinson takes care of the rest. Farley shines oulside of SNL spotlight

By LINDSAY MANN real world and find not only a good portrayed on "Saturday Night Staff Reporter job but happiness and success as Live" only funnier. Farley is one well. Obviously, this film does not of those loud mouthed comics who Fans of "Saturday Night Live" conVey an accurate picture of attempts to steal every scene. finally have something to reality. Fortunately, Spade is there with cheer about. After a long year of him to keep both Farley and his dealing with harsh critics and screen character in line. poor reviews, the show now at Spade's character in the film is least has something funny related also similar to his roles on "Sat- to it. The new film "Tommy Boy," **Tomfny Boy* urday Night Live." His dry, sar- starring "Saturday Night Live" castic sense of humor is a perfect regulars Chris Farley and David POSS0$S0S ItHlt contrast to Farley's stupid antics. Spade and produced by "Saturday giddy hymw Spade plays an old friend of r Well, that actually depends on Night Live" producer Lome Farley's who has been moving up Michaels, is surprisingly quite ^Sahiiday Night the corporate ladder of Farley's humorous and entertaining, father's company while Farley A. unlike any "Saturday Night Live" Uve"* bum ii$ has been taking his time earning how good yourjump shot is skit aired this past season. his college degree. Spade unwill- "Tommy Boy" is not going to $IIOC0SSOII. ingly has to show Farley the ropes be an award winning film, yet it when he returns home. Basically, possesses that stupid, giddy his new assignment is baby- humor "Saturday Night Live" sitting. built its earlier success on. The These two characters work film consists of hilarious one- Farley stars as "Tommy Boy," very well together, and with co- liners and physical comedy struc- a rather dim-witted, immature stars such as Bo Dereck and Rob tured around a simple, yet heart- student who finally graduates Lowe the cast is complete. If only warming plot. Plus, it is quite after seven years of college and Farley and Spade could bring comforting to college students to returns home to his father and the comedy like this back to "Satur- view a film that shows an unsuc- family business. Farley's charac- day Night Live," then fans would cessful student venture into the ter is similar to those he has have a lot more to cheer about.

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April 7, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 23 Page 22 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 7, 1995 ^4 NTERTAINMENT I Weezer revives the Sponge is greatness on the rise fun in music By CARA BECKERICH meets ' punk or quirky college retro to be honest and real. . . The record w©©z©r The lead singer's voice rises By buried the sound of a world of Assistant Entertainment Editor DAN QUINTILIANO by rock, true Weezer fans know that sounds kind of weird, if above the distortion with trouble- but you Staff Reporter wreckage." human none of these really apply. The turn it up extremely loud and lie some lyrics in Rotting Pinata "0 music lulls its listen- ^ ^ oh eeh ooh I look ust like Sponge's f\ j lyrics are definitely "fun," but the down, it can be rewarding," says God help me rot/ 1 don't look quite V-r From the working-class section ers by beginning with slow, melod- Buddy Holly oh oh and Cuomo. the same/ grab my beating heart/ " you're Mary . of surprises them Tyler Moore. . Detroit comes Sponge, ic verses and then By The actual conception of Weezer take it from this broken cage." bringing violent, climactic guitar riffs now the whole campus their emotional and with knows took place on February 14, 1992 Battles within the self are sorrow^ these infamous lines explosive style of music. Intense, so well they and was the start of a very grinding fully explained in "Drownin'," can sing them in guitar accompanies the their sleep. beautiful thing. They were held "I'm blinded/ how long will I lead singer's vocals, as bassist be Everyone knows the tune and of 11i# whcNle captive for nearly 17 months in down here/ I'm out of air/ 1 cannot course they know rtcoi^ Tim Cross pounds out angry bass the words, but the L.A. club scene and remained breathe/ I'm drownin'." Surpris- does anyone really lines. Sounds like a winner, right? oNiH#iig#to know who is fflfod Willi ttfiy relatively obscure until things ingly, their music ties coherently sings them? Many fans agree. Sponge's exten- Taken from the were made concrete when they sive liSKinHifi lO with words to produce powerful appropriately titled song touring has earned them a "Buddy iOiigitliolsollol signed to DGC in June 1993. life. lead strong following and a record deal ideas about The singer's Holly," off their eponymously took inside "Since then (the formation of the with vocals are embellished with anger, titled debut album, the loftofifiiiQtiigr CHAOS/Columbia Records. band is band), I've tried to understand Their but he shows a more controlled, none other than L.A. debut Rotting Pinata is based Weez- it ttl€NFIIS#IV#$ Cifid Olid too iiran^ what means to be in a band. . quite diverse and non-commercial singing voice in tracks such as er. No, it is not an allergic reaction " as far as I can tell being in a band for a new band. Pinata's lyrics "Drownin' and "Fields." to a really furry cat. qiiMHcm what is just as important as any other a particular experience" says "The world has turned and left convey a clear message of disgust Sponge offers a challenge to Weezer, which consists of Brian occupation — and so far it's more Cuomo. "No One Else," My girl me here just where I was before with the world, and the album they see ond listeners to look inside themselves Bell (guitar and vocals). Rivers rewarding," Wilson said. got a big mouth She laughs at you appeared and in your place an poses a threat to other bands and question what they see and Cuomo (vocals and guitar), Matt The whole record, which is anything whether it's funny or empty space has filled the void believe. believe. They have a fresh Sharp (bass whose lyrics have no self- and vocals) and rather short, is filled with tiny not. . . I want a girl who will laugh behind my face," is about "the reflective qualities. "Plowed," approach in a flooded music scene Patrick Wilson (drums), at first little songs which solicit lots of for no one else/ When I'm away same asshole" wondering why their single that is receiving and a good chance of rising to the glance may appear to be the laughter and many smiles. But do she puts her makeup on the shelf/ she is gone. respectable airplay, illustrates an and a thundering bass. "Neenah top. newest pop sensation since Menu- music deserves more of a compli- not be fooled into believing that When I'm alone she never leaves Weezer on the whole has much us-versus-the-world attitude, Menasha," along with the title To check out this up and coming do, but the truth is the exact ment than implied by this one all of the songs are meaningless the house," he explains is the more to offer than it may appear "Plow me under the ground/ that track, are good examples of these band live, catch them when they opposite. meager adjective. "None of the smile-makers. "This album is like "jealous obsessive asshole" in him to. Their fuzzy garage band guitar covers the message that is the wake-up calls with which Sponge open for The Cult on April 11 at Heralded by listeners and radio songs are pefect, but I think you a diary to me; each song tells what freaking out about his girlfriend, makes for pure listening enjoy- seed/ say a prayer for me/ I'm hits listeners. The Tower. stations across the country as pop can hear that we're trying hard I was feeling and thinking during while "The World Has Turned," ment.

Cultural Film Series: Everybody 's Fine Cravin' Melon offers some juicy pickings resort. When "work" keeps all Paradiso' its beguiling charm and By JACQUELINE EDDY By MAURA GIBNEY Toad the Wet Sprocket and Big sound. five children and their families power." The film's structure, Staff Reporter Entertainment Editor Head Todd and the Monsters. away, the 74-year-old Matteo After listening to their second which takes its main character on This comparison can even be album where i wanna be, iilCpvery body's Fine," the immediately decides to pay each a fast-paced trip through Italy, many will People crave many things in extended to include the latest probably be amazed £#upcoming feature film in of them a surprise visit. Although keeps the action lively and color- by the sound '95 the course of their existence. college band Hootie and the Blow- and scope of this Villanova's Spring Cultural intellectually he realizes they are fully varied. Although each visit year old band. They crave different types of food However, if one seems bit Film and Lecture Series, is a grown-up with families of their is similarly structured, the pat- a put (but mostly chocolate). Others off by the first listen, sentimental drama concerning own, he continues to visualize is to keep the do not let tern varied enough crave the more animalistic plea- it completely color the powerful illusions children them as young children, adding to audience entranced. your opinion of sures of life (yes, this occurs even the album. create for their parents' benefit. the idealistic nature of his odys- On a personal note, it "Everybody's Fine" will have at Villanova) and other people go took me a This common theme, discussed in sey. As the children struggle to second listen to truly about four screenings in the Connelly their daily activities Cravin' appreciate the band's talents as i numerous films, books and plays, maintain the masquerade that Center Cinema: April 8 at 7 p.m.; Melon. can bdticoliy tm it is like nothing takes on a different twist thanks they are all perfectly happy, I would normally April 9 at 3:30 and 7 p.m.; and While some people might go classify to Italian writer/director Giu- certain disturbing truths become as "my taste." April 10 at 7 p.m. Admission is about their days longing for a dtoscrtbed as a Each of the nine tracks seppe Tornatore's (creator of the painfully obvious. Matteo chooses off this $2.50 for students and $3.50 for piece of fruit, I was not referring new album are, for lack of a better extremely successful "Cinema not to face these alarming facts tout piece all others. As with all foreign films to a slice of honeydew. Actually, word, great. Jones' voice actually Paradiso") unique depiction. He about both himself and his child- screened by the Cultural Film I was referring to a hew band from invites the listener to chime right skillfully leads the viewer on a ren; instead, he continues to view criecferMed- Greenville, S.C. called Cravin' mesmerizing and extraordinary Series, "Everybody's Fine" will be in along with him while the pop them through rose-colored Melon. shown in its original language, Cravin' Melon can basical- music will give one's feet a life journey through modern day Italy glasses. ocoiisHo band. Italian, with English subtitles. ly be described as a four piece of their own. in this clash of reality and Fellini- Although the film's subject is writings have been published both Juliani will also lead a discussion, electrified-acoustic band. This Currently, Cravin' Melon is just esque fantasy. a serious one, Tornatore "injects The Monday evening screening in the U.S. and in Italy, and he "Reality, Illusions, and Denial," combination of acoustic and elect- a Southeast phenomenon. As the film begins, Matteo the story with a high-spirited will be introduced by Richard has also lectured in Italy. A following the viewing period. For With ric music blends perfectly in the the release of where i wanna be Scuro, played by Marcello Mas- liveliness which leaves the viewer taught in both professor of sociology at Villa- information or to be on Juliani, who has more added hands of JJ. Bowers (bass and April 1 on Seedless Records, troianni in Coke bottle-lensed invigorated and entranced, an the U.S. and in Italy. Dr. Juliani nova, he has taught a course about to the' series mailing list, please vocals,) Rick Reams (drums and fish. One, however, should not Cravin' Melon's glasses, lovingly arranges a family impressive achievement that also popularity is sure is a specialist in Italian and modern Italian society and written call (610) 519-4750 on weekdays vocals,) Jimbo Chapman (guitar take these categorizations too to extend throughout all areas reunion at a picturesque beach gave his nrevious film 'Cinema Italian-American studies. His extensively on this topic. of Dr. between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. and vocals) and Doug Jones (vocals much to heart. Cravin' Melon the United States. Even if fruit and guitar). Their sound has CR4VIN'rliLeN been transcends these surface compar- is not one's favorite thing, this compared by some to the likes of isons with their own unique "melon" is sure to please. L T E R N ATI V E SCENE Econium pays tribute to Led Zeppelin INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA CURTIS INSTITUTE THE PAINTED BRIDE MUSEUM .i THE OF AMERICAN CONTEMPORARY ART By JEFFREY DOUGHERTY hottest groups, such as Cracker and 4 Non Blondes basically MUSEUM OF ART OF MUSIC 925-9914 ART (215) 898-7108 Staff Reporter and Stone Temple Pilots. The imitate the traditional sound of (215) 684-7860 893-5252 April 7 (215) 972-7600 Unlimited Mass Choir April 7-April 16 songs on the album are an inter- Led Zeppelin. The 4 Non Blondes April 7-April 9 April 7-8 Joy April 7-April 16 Rachel Whiteread exhibit can one go when they esting and effective combination version of "Misty Mountain Hop" "From Cezanne to Matisse: Curtis Opera Theatre April 7-June 24 "Two Where The Centuries of Collecting want to sit of the "Digital Vision, Digital Voice" April 7-April 16 back and listen classic sounds of the '70s may be the best track on the Great French Paintings for the "The Letter" at performs the Museum of American to some of the best hard and exhibit Judith Schaechter exhibit rock of the modern rock sounds of the album. Their likeness to Zeppelin Barnes Foundation" exhibit (Italian Opera Scenes and Art" exhibit the '70s? An even tougher question '90s. is incredible. Cracker's version of April 7-July 23 April 8 »» Arias) "Eakins and the Photograph is to the Promised Land" "Where can one go to listen to "Good Times Bad Times" is also "Between War and Utopia: April 12 "Black exhibit THE PHILADELPHIA the greatest rock band of the '70s, a great cover that sounds almost Prints and Drawings of the The Symphony Orchestra per- film April 8 ORCHESTRA Led Zeppelin?" Well, this question This oMHim mM exactly like Led Zeppelin. German Avant-Garde 1905- forms works by Lutoslawski, "The Furness (215)893-1939 Jungle" family has a variety of answers. One Some other notable bands on 1933" exhibit Szymanowski and Shosta- PHILADELPHIA workshop April 7-April 8 could purchase an expensive ymloiiMedly the album are Hootie and the April 7-May 28 kovich CHAMBER MUSIC April 9 Works by Haydn, Ticheli and ticket and go to a crowded show Blowfish, Big Head Todd and the "Himalayan Paintings for Bud- SOCIETY Sunday Morning Jazz Brunch of oiliuct the ' Ravel Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Monsters, Duran Duran, Blind dhist Meditation: Visualization (215)569-8587 with the Doug Jasik Trio to see an aged and half-baked Melon, the Rollins Band, Tori of Passion and Enlightenment" TEMPLE UNIVERSITY April 7 liWiHioiiai Gallery Talk/Architectural version ted Gil Shaham of Led Zeppelin. Another Amos, Never the Bride and exhibit (215)204-7476 Virtuoso violinist Tour possibility would be dusting off Helmet. The general consensus of April 7-August 13 April 7-8 and pianist Akira Eguchi per- lepiMrilii THE HISTORICAL April 12 the old "The Hostage" play Prokofiev, Bee- record player and rummag- all of the bands was that Led "The House of Art: Drawings form works by SOCIETY OF Mildred Lefkoe Memorial Lec- ing through the family's LP col- fcNHoiMmoiid Zeppelin had a huge impact on the and Prints by Patients at the April 7 thoven, Dvorak and Gershwin PENNSYLVANIA ture by Herman Myers lection, Words and Music" hoping to find a scratched way music is made today, and Austrian State Psychiatric "John Cage: (215) 732-6200 and broken version of a formerly gain some new thus played a part in their present Institute" exhibit concert April 7-May 27 ATWATER KENT great album. Still, a third possi- success. Blind Melon's guitarist April 7 April 9 "Making History" exhibit fans. MUSEUM MOVEMENT THEATRE bility is to buy one of Led Zep- Roger Stevens says, "Led Zeppelin "Ambroise Vollard and Dr. Temple University's Concert (215)922-3031 INTERNATIONAL pelin's albums at a record store. has always been a big influence Albert Barnes: The Creation of Choir April 8-Oct. 14 382-0600 But the April 7-9 records are so old now you to me, especially as I was growing the World's Largest Cezanne Factory of Fun: April 7-9 "Philadelphia's VILLANOVA THEATER probably could not even find the Encomium pays tribute to the up learning to play guitar. In fact, Collection" lecture Third Annual "Celebration of Albert Schoenhut & His Toy 519-7474 "Letters to a Student Revolu- one the Arts" you want. None of these are greatness of Led Zeppelin while we've ripped them off so much, 'A exhibit tionary" Company" April 7-9 play very is the /( good options, so what allowing modern artists to show- I'm surprised they haven't sued BRANDYWINE RIVER "Candide" play solution? I case their own talent. Some of the us yet." MUSEUM The solution is to go to the artists, such as Sheryl Crow who There are no bad tracks on the to Heaven "glowing and warmly enthusias- I 388-2700 ROSEMONT COLLEGE PHILADELPHIA ALL record store and buy Encomium: does a unique version of "D'er album. However, some of the more This album will undoubtedly tic praise," does just what the 21 THE WILMA THEATER April 7-May 526-2%7 STAR.PORUM A Tribute to Led Zeppelin. This Mak'er," really pushes her artistic famous songs of Led Zeppelin attract the traditional Led Zeppel- name implies. It honors one of the Legacy: Pho- (215) 963-0249 ARDEN THEATRE "The Brandywine April 7-April 18 893-1999 recently released album features license to its limit. were left out such as, "Rock and in followers and gain some new greatest bands in the history of Edge- April 7-9 COMPANY tographs by Anthony Senior BFA/BA majors display April 11 performances by some of today's Other artists such as Cracker roll," "Kashmir" and "Stairway fans. Encomium, which means rock. exhibit "Road" play (215)829-8900 worth work Itzhak Perlman violinist ' "

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I \ i' Mudhoney gels dirty Horoscopes frii PERSONALS AND CLASSIFIEDS BY TARDY, HAPPY, CUTIE and HUGGY with Horoscope Gurus Cow replace it with pink, Aquarius: Shave all the hair on your head and By JAY with open arms, a kiss and a dimension which had seemed like jellybeans and chocolate RACZKOWSKI plastic Easter grass. Hide various goodies Help Wanted Staff Reporter smile. Next up, "Generation foreign to them for so long, but invite small children to play Help Wanted Help eggs in it. Stand on Sheehan beach and Wanted Miscellaneous Spokesmodel," packs a wallop of is a pleasant surprise. on your 'Magical Easter Noggin.' Donate your leftover candy to local a melody set up by snap-happy This amazing run of great songs Clean behind your ears, mom auto repair shops to put in their waiting rooms. Read "Runaway ^""•"^y Tradert/Brok»rs fn 7S?iH - Due The Office of Undergraduate Admission is lyrical slows down a bit over the course expansion our Phila. National Partes Hiring — Seasonal & full- Proven said. Stop licking that rock in burstings from Mark Arm. strangers, insisting that they call you Flopsy. office has seeking highly Job Search Techniques. Step-by- Bunny" to three mm!Si^. motivated, adaptable, and time employment available at National Parks. step guide to doing a thorough is of the disc's second six-pack. LT«r^?®?.P!"'"9®'°''"°»'va«edprofession- dependable students in job searcn. the garden, mom said. Who needs On "Today a Good Day," the good academic Forests & Wildlife Preserves. ^ ^^'''^ to "'onitor, analyze Benefits Includes "Resumes That Communicate. tL^ *!k standing to work as assistants in the general this cleanliness anyway? Isn't it melody tiptoes along the fringes There are a few duds thrown in getting to be too much for bonuses! Call 1-206-545-4804. ext N 52781. Send Pisces: The commercial side of Easter is recruitment and admission name, mailing address and $15.00 Trade or both. For activities of the the are few far immediate consideration check/money order to: Practical Answers, almost more fun to be dirty? of radio — friendly but a wiry mix but they and you. Draw beards and big fangs on all of the fuzzy bunny and chick office. The position requires 15 hours per '®^"'"® to: AYM Financial Inc.. 614 South 8th St., Suite rfn M 'S^ Corp..' week. To find out more details, please stop 305-G. Phila.. Mudhoney thinks so and would guitar line overcomes this, steal- between, often surrounded by a to the egg hunt on Saturday i^awalec. 1 If cut-outs hanging on people's doors. Go £k9 *^U 528 Walnut St., Suite 2* by the PA 19147. reception desk of the Office of Part-time not have it any other ing the show. number of great ones. "Ball Peen eggs. Since this ^^°"^ '^^^' 875-7330; F^' babysitter needed for IV? yr. old way. and push down all the boys and girls and steal their Underoraduate Admission located on the first (215T875-73io^ twins and a 3V2 yr. old. References and After solid The strongest song on the disc, Hammer" boasts a harmonic- return the eggs floor of Austin Hall. Deadline date April 5th. > / three releases from is a season of repentance, go back later, apologize and transportation required. Call (61 0) 667-9376. laced track which nearly com- Personals the boys at Sub Pop, Mudhoney "Into Yer Shtick," delivers the all of the children. Tell that child that she/he is the only to but one Profasslonals the first half of the disc. NsedMl in Texas - Volun- jumped ship and drowned in a sea band's greatest song in recent pares to Easter bunny does not like and chuckle Alison child in the world that the Educational and Social — Look doggie! 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Call PMA today (610) of innovative fax: 512-441- Rich Maxson, Box 500. Post Mills. The disc opens with a blues- house with scissors in your hand music. Their blend hours of the morning. VT 05058; " ' and square dance with her until the wee 5055. or contact your 525-7351. campus Career 1-800-235-6659. Jpda — It's not only for the big room that infested number titled "Judge- or hurl yourself off of tall blues-tinged punk power has Planning and Placement Office. I like you . . it's . also the hockey tickets! ment, Rage, Retribution, buildings. returned minus all that self- dinner table & Taurus: Your urge to use the word 'ubiquitous' at the Super large 3-4 bedroom apartments for Thyme," made right from the lost- "In My Finest Suit" is slow by indulgent fat. Though thier nails will only cause bad feelings between you and all rent for students. Also rooms for rent No on Easter Sunday Thaddlas Prepare •'"Ptoymwit - Earn Babysitter Nasdad — hassles Very flexible lease plans. Next to — for a surprise some but-now-found mold. It Mudhoney's standards but is solid have been trimmed, there is still Lo!?Tfe^"*' up to Mondays and Wed- Mudhoney aunts on your mother's side of the family. To keep the day |Z5-545/hour train. City Line morning. Think Spiderman! Love, your teaching basic conversational nesdays from 3-7 p.m. plus occasional other Ave. Call Joe — King of Student Comedy is not bit of plenty of dirt beneath them. Dirt English In Rentals Central vintage Fudge sounding, wel- and a out place here. harmonious, avoid it and use the word 'livid' instead. Do not worry Japan, Taiwan, or S. Korea No nights. Starting .May through summer. Three (21 5) 473-5464. teachino song's is good. background or Asian languaaes chiWren, ages 7, 5. and 3. Must have own coming old Mudhoney hands back The dynamics are an added about the fact that it does not mean the same thing, your aunts will ^°^ '"*° *^^" '^°^' ^^^'^ ^^ transp^tion. Wage negotiable. Call Judy at Susan — Hi! 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Robinson is the hottest prospect iticians flaunted their young — All ya gotta do is clear off the table. . .CRACK! I think my career in the city. His classic boxing style attractive female dates. Lawyers sitting on your shelf Summer Miscellaneous as a model Cancer: The fuzzy white bunny that has been shore live-in opportunity for IS over. Love, Maura famed Blue Horizon has combined with speed and punch- I need a student to come to my house every limited childcare of The rubbed elbows with former cham- with the rest of your old stuffed animals comes to life this Easter a 7-year old in Linwood, morning in the summer from 8 o'clock until N.J. $1 00/week+ room and been pleasing fight fans and ing power, stamps him as a world- like board. Call Loretta pions Matthew Saud Muham- holiday. Unfortunately, he tells everyone the things you do when you 1 in Ocean City, N.J. to get at me ready for the (609) 441 -8640 weekdays. Joe Patterson — You have to come over people watchers for generations. title challenger within the next day. A nursing student would be best, mad. The crowd applauded as are alone in your room. Bribery will not keep this forest creature but any sometime so you can bless our shrine. Love students are all welcome to inquire. You will Meg and Maura Up and coming fighters from year. Flyers, Kevin Dineen, Rod Brin- Do you have a houae you would Mice to quiet, simply remind him that his stuffing is not flame retardant make $7.50/hour. I so am easy to assist Call sublet for the well as summer? I am looking to around the world as Robinson defeated Cruz in 10 d'Amour and several other Jim (61 0) 449-8839 anytime Alaslca Summer "Fly and demand that he get his tail back up on the shelf. Repeat this before 7 p.m. Employment — Fishing sublet a house between here and Bryn Mawr Roomie — We get so champions have passed through industry. Earn to $3.0OO-$6,0OO+ month + for much work done when rounds of non-stop, toe to toe, Guys" entered the ballroom. in the corner that has been badmouthing four. Call 51 9-3858 and leave location and warning to the armchair benefits. Male/female. No experience neces- we're together it's scary. Ready — Jumping the ring on 1300 block of North adrenaline action. cost on voice mail. pumping Bran- jacks, . . Fathers were with sons and moth- your friends. Get help on Thursday. sary (206) 545-4155 ext A52783. one . two. . . three ... ^ HELP WANTED Broad St. W say the least, it is non was stopped in the early ers were with daughters. The — Men/Women earn up to $480 weekly assembling circuit crowd pleasing phenomenon. boards/ a rounds of his scheduled 12 I round smoke free building was jumping Leo: While hopping along a sunny path, the Easter bunny is attacked electronic components at home. Experience Amy — Hi! bet you missed last weeks, so Lifeguards I m trying SI Tuesday, April 4, featured an bout by Rhodes, who had cut unnecessary, will train. Immediate openings certified full time, part time again — You know who with enthusiasm from start to our fuzzy little friend Attention all students! Over $6 billion in by a rabid raccoon. This encounter reduces in Memorial Day to your local area. Call 1 -602-680-7444. Ext Labor Day, Turn-Key Pool private eight bout card, which included Brannon above sector grants & scholarships is now the eye and could finish. into a drooling, blood-thirsty menace. Along with eating small children, 102c. (610)828-5590. available. All students are eligible. Let us help Tardy, Cutle, - two main events. The premier not continue. For a seat, the and Huggy — Let's get a 1 $15 entertain- this bad bunny has the audacity to leave stale Peeps in your Easter For more info call: 1-800-263-6495 ext F 28- 900 number like all the other cool psychics fight had Bryant Brannon, a The boxing venue is only part ment is a bargain. 52781. There are basket. This outrage is not to be tolerated. Steal a stale roll from and astrologers. We'll be rich! Love, Happy year-old hard puncher from Tren- of the exciting atmosphere. The concessions who serve moderately the Pit and utjlize it to knock the Easter bunny out. Relieve him of ton with a take-no-prisoner style fight room is intimate. Fans on the priced food and beverage, includ- all the fresh candy and the Easter eggs dyed purple. against Frank Rhodes, a 27-year- first level and balcony are so close ing beer. Besides all this there is old native of Lx)uisville, KY, with to the ring, it is almost frighten- a good chance one might bump Virgo: All the sleep you have been missing all semester catches up VILUNOVA UNIVERSITY an all-action style like Branno. In ing. The full capacity standing into someone interesting. There is with you this Easter break and you spend the whole vacation in bed. the second main attraction, Ivan room only crowd screams and truly nothing like a night at the This would be great except for the bizzare dreams you have been Take The "Mighty" Robinson, a 24-year-old cheers from one fight to the next. Blue Horizon. having of Villanovan Associate Editor Tara Campitiello and the Easter bunny cohabiting. Do not be fooled. This is not a love match. Tara is cruelly toying with the Easter bunny's affections for more Dreary 'Dolores' fails chocolate in her Easter basket. SESSMNS '95 EasyWay Out By ELAINE PAOLONI account so that her daughter ous flashbacks which are colorful Libra: You decide on Monday that the Easter bunny is an overrated Senior Reporter would someday be able to leave and full of life, in contrast to the symbol for the season. Be a trendsetter and create a new commercial GRADUATE a«i UNDEBGRADUArE COIISES angle. Think of the millions you will in copyright laws when the island. One of the opening dark, somber setting of the present make IMy ami EVENING CLASSES Of Collie. your creation Eugene, the Easter slug, hits previews sure made it scenes in this movie is a struggle day (Selena wears nothing brigh- the public eye.

The IWWWM*>WWMW)VM>W>M»«>»)<«J»WIW><>WWMWrtW»M<»^^ sound good. It was supposed between Dolores and her employer ter than grey or navy blue Scorpio: Meals have just not BUSINESS COMPUTER to be the thriller of the year which results in the death of the throughout the entire movie). The been satisfying lately. You are sick of SCIENCE the same old thing day in and day out. Try according to "them." Let down? old woman. Some of the facts transitions are uniquely clever the new white meat, ENGINEERING NATURAL SCIENCE the Easter bunny. rely Disappointment? "Dolores Clai- regarding this event are held back and quite effective. For the most Do not on any Acme product the coyotte endorses for catching roadrunners. Instead, dress in MATHEVIAnCS SOCIAL SCIENCES borne" is the epitome of what all until a flashback later on reveals part, the flashbacks involve the Energizer bunny a our mothers warned us about the truth. uncovering the hidden secrets in provacative outfit to lure your prey into your evil clutches. Watch their family history. Many events Julia Child for some good recipes. Sit back, relax and bon appetite! COUNSELING EDUCATION .1 when they told us not to believe While at work one day, Selena a' everything we hear. This film Claiborne Jennifer Jason Leigh) have been blocked out by Selena. THEARTS HUNANTTIES I' Sagittarius: Scare all little could not live up to all of its receives a fax of an article clipped While she admits that she went the kids in the neighborhood by dressing up as the Easter NURSING LANGUAGES furnished hype. In fact, all it from a Bangor newspaper. It up assuming her mother was bunny and chasing them around the block screaming, turned out to be a was a recol- indicates that her mother, Dolores guilty, it is not until she is on the "I'll get you my pretty; and your little dog too." This activity should keep lection of someone's sour life. Claiborne has been suspected of ferry leaving to return to New you occupied for the whole vacation but if you have any time Based on a novel by Stephen murdering her employer. Imme- York that the young woman left over go bowling. Make sure it is not a league night before you King, Dolores Claiborne (Kathy diately, Selena packs her bags to begins to understand the situation embark on this journey. 'fiffii/rHiia^utrrrrrunaa-^'"""""""^ Bates) is the main character. She go home and look into matters and misunderstandings that sur- is an older woman, probably more closely. round her mother. An under- Capricorn: Beware this Easter. Not all things are what they appear. SESSION I SESSION n EVENING SESSION WedMtd«y;Niv31 somewhere in her 50's or 60's who While at home, Selina encoun- standing which results in Selena For example, what is the cream in those Cadbury eggs actually made Friday, June 30 WedMsd«);N^31 toNoMl«y^J«ly31 resides on an island near Bangor, ters many familiar but long- supporting her mother and stand- of? Why does the Easter bunny hide eggs? Why can't he leave them toNoaiLQ^Jnlyai ing in the open? Are ME. The island is a perfect setting forgotten faces. The island brings as her defense. there illegal activities going on? Be a concerned citizen CONTINUOUS KEGISTRAnON and arrest the 4 for this dreary movie, as the air back many painful memories for "Dolores Claiborne" is a movie Easter bunny. Why would someone actually give ' until the day before each session begins I somethmg REGISTEK NOWI is always misty and the weather Selena and her presence there that psychologists will have a field away for free? There must be something wrong with the day with. It takes almost every product. It is probably his Ifr tfl 1^nnxamxiBx seems almost bone chilling. reminds other residents of a past way of getting even with the postal system. 9g ^ j|i aspect of a For Summer Bulletin, write: Dolores has no remaining family tragedy. The head of the police dysfunctional family SUMMER SESSIONS OFFICE Or, if you prefer, call: V into consideration. The angle of Leigh both in the area; her husband is dead department still sees her father's do excellent jobs in to It is a ^If. With power steering, automatic \ brighten one's day. Ao EqmI Oppotunily transmission, air conditioning and AM/FM stereo '< the film is not Un.«t.My I CMO)519"4343 and her only daughter lives in death, which occurred 20 years so much suspense portraying their characters. J Ryder trucks are easy to drive. fit As depressing movie and unless this And your Ryder Dealer has all the boxes and supplies you t mystery it is revelation York as a writer. ago, as a homicide. His only regret and as and always. Bates injects a little need. There's even a New dry is the type of film one is looking 24-hour roadside assistance line to keep you rolling. Plus, your facing one's problems. There are humor into For a great number of years, is that he could never prove his her persona, giving to see, maybe he or she should by- Student ID entitles you to special savings! held a job working as a theory that Dolores was respon- parts of the film where the viewer the movie a little levity. So, call o Dolores Leigh, on pass it. Perhaps those who have your local Ryder Dealer or 1-800-GO-RYDER sible. The death is not sure where he or she stands the other hand, i housekeeper and attendant for a was settled as plays a confused read the book already understand. (467-9337) and make your reservation today. Then move "^ " ^^^o en resultinjB; from accidental on the questionable innocence of and somewhat to 2} wealthy woman who was quite causes. disturbed victim of This is for all the head of the class. a mere warning VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY WeYe there when you need us. I- •»»< with Dolores, but this is down-played circumstances stubborn and particular in her Now the death of another very well. The others who expect some type of \ * Although the job was far person closely tied to Dolores, the by other factors dealing with the supporting cast adds to ways. an all-star "Misery" sequel from both King Malvern detective substantial proof needed to con- performance King of Prussia from glamorous and did not pay is determined that she overall. 7) and Bates. Watch out, because Champion Car & Truck Rental Ryder Trud< i vict her. Rental well, Dolores kept with it and is the cause. 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t> April 7, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 27 ( Page 26 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 7, 1995 1*1 Tennis improves record to 1 3-3 I Women's water polo I teams have a very good player and By CHRISTINA First year player Rob Campbell Andrew has to play them. He is HUNGSPRUKE Jerry Prior at I replaced sophomore I i a real leader and am proud of }' Staff Reporter the No. 2 spot in the starting what he's done." lineup, and crushed his Rider The Cats took on their only Big r' Thirteen has definitely proved opponent with a 6-0, 6-0 sweep. East opponent of the regular to be a lucky number for the men's Though he has seen limited season when they hosted the Pitt tennis team as it closed out last playing time this season, the Cats' Panthers. The cold wind did not week with their 13th win of the senior, Sanjo Shatley, took to the seem to be a big factor in match season. Last week's extraordinary court for his final season in the play since the lineup convincingly play was capped off with convinc- No. 4 position. Shatley is definitely beat Pitt 5-2. With this win over ing wins over Rider, Fordham, no stranger to the starting lineup, Pitt, the Cats should be seeded in Pitt and Mt. St. Mary's, stretching as all his experience showed iahis upper half of the conference the team's winning streak to six game. Shatley dropped only one the the end of the season. and its record to 13-3. game the entire match, posting a at Court number three was the "I'm not really surprised about 6-0, 6-1 win for the Cats. In similar to watch as sophomore our winning streak," said Head fashion, fellow senior Ian Moran, court Shallcross took his second set into Coach Bob Batman. "The guys in the No. 6 anchor spot, compiled tiebreaker. Playing consistently are starting to come around nicely an identical score. a his match, Shallcross this season." Fordham University came down throughout his first set on a break point, Plowing over visiting Rider, the for a visit to the Main Line last took winning 7-5. The second set was entire starting lineup racked up week and left with a 5-2 loss at though. Bringing straight set wins. A switch in the hands of the Cats. The usual a different story, set into a tiebreaker, Batman's squad gave most of the lineup of Andrew Frick, Prior, Pat the second .1 . every original lineup a chance to sit back Shallcross, Bryan Cavalier, Alfre- Shallcross concentrated on and watch their other teammates do Maduro and Rich Young point to secure victory as he took 7-4, and the last dominate. returned for this competition. Co- the tiebreaker, Wildcat win. "With weaker opponents, I captain Frick was the only Wild- set, 7-6, for a want to give the guys who come cat to stretch his match into three The team only had a few hours out and practice hard everyday a long sets. After losing the first set to enjoy their Big East win little match experience," said 4-6, and taking the second set 7- because Mt. St. Mary's was wait- Batman. "They all stepped right 5, his opponent broke his serve to ing in the wings for the Saturday up and didn't miss a beat." take the final set 6-3. afternoon match. With the momen- PHOTO BY STEVE AUGSBERGER It was a quick and fairly easy "Andrew always has to play the tum of the win against Pitt, the for the as they Cats smoldered the visiting team, The men's tennis team enjoyed a perfect week, beating Rider, afternoon team toughest opponents," said Bat- Fordham, Pitt and Mt. St. Mary's. handed a 7-0 loss to Rider. man. "Even some of the weaker 7-0. Cavalier, Maduro and Young, in the 5 6 spots, all had /• "\ No. 4, and A impressive matches in 'Nova's \ win. / \' ,. / I \i I I-: S T I X With this victory, the Cats P R I N C I P \. I-: S S O U N D R E T R K .W X T N C enter April with a 13-3 overall record. The team is looking for- ward to hosting Dusquesne tomor- row at 9:30 a.m.

Correction: The Villanovan incorrectly reported j last week that the

Rugby team lost 8-6

to Temple. In fact, the team won, 10-8,

snapping a five game losing streak. COK^^^^ The team plays -- ^ von ^^^ ^^f^^^'^ Providence tomorrow at 4 p.m. ^PP^ on Mendel Field.

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April 7, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 31 Wolfman's Views from the Cheap Seats Captain Ryan H^cGinty leads i other robot in a way that By JONATHAN PASSMAN whole point of the infield fly rule Still, our fearless umpire made lacks clear comprehension of the ing the invoked memories of the Wham- Staff Columnist is to prevent infielders from the call, and the batter was out. rules. If Villanova loses on a "safe- my on Press Your Luck. (No purposely tanking pop-ups in Not that it really mattered, con- out" call where the umpire just baseball Rangers, No Bruins, No Whalers, with clutch hitting Now that the strike has finally order to get a cheap double play. sidering the second baseman misses the call, I will live. Every- been (I don't know what the caught the ball. I wish I could say one makes mistakes. However, STOP!) must have gotten the idea By proper verb is, considering this was the only error that this there is no excuse for not knowing FOX MARK SPOONAUER not had to say much is because how much I used him until he Univision's coverage of the Sports Editor was nothing was really gained by particular umpire made all day, a rule at this level that most from the rest of the team has already gone for a couple of games. I like this either side), perhaps the replace- but it was not. in little league. World Cup summer, when players learn followed his example, hitting a to talk about hitting shattering my real quick ment players find jobs second bad call came on a I will give between eardrum ren- In what became a can new The ... OK, gentle reader, batting- collective .335. Ryan admits that after an at-bat." of GOOAAALLL!!!, ani- practice as umpires for NCAA baseball. "safe-out" play at third base, you three guesses as to what the ditions of a game against Mon- being surrounded by so much mated Coca-Cola trucks would mouth College As the Cats make their run for Now, I know that there has been where the home plate umpire highlight of the sports weekend on Tuesday, cap- talent certainly has its perks. part at the bottom of the screen tain Ryan McGinty the postseason, Ryan believes he constant debate over the quality overruled the second base umpire, was. Nope, not UConn bringing went 2-for-4 "It's so much different this plethora of soccer with a has one advantage over the less of NCAA basketball officials despite not having a clear view of respect to Big East women's and release a stand-up double before year," said McGinty. "We have I have no idea. giving way experienced players: a knowledge among the campus community, the third baseman. In basketball hoops. Nope, not the men's Final balls. Why? to the bench. He nine guys that can produce. We the robots are a def, fresh, managed to of his own limits. but I will say this for the hoop parlance, this would be having a Four (Big Country vs. Zidek the Still, bring his batting have no weak links, so the one dope (any adjectives missing?) average up to .423 in refs: At least they know the rules referee outside the three-point arc Horrible... ROOT!). NASCAR? the 24-9 through four guys don't have to "Younger players tend to worry and only their overruling a referee underneath tongue, way of marketing the NHL. Even laugher. But the easy victory judgments have Negative. . . and bite your does worry as much about producing." more about the things they can't care for them, have its been called into question. the basket on a foul call in the you're on the wrong side of the if you do not drawbacks, especially Ryan's confidence do," McGinty said. "I •I», stems from know I'm paint. is remember that it could be worse. since he is about to face Not so for the baseball umpires There no way the home Mason-Dixon line, son. much not only the rest of the squad, but doing what I can. I don't worry could be looking at Bud Cup, stiffer conference last Friday against Philadelphia plate umpire could have seen the The answer is those cool robotic We competition. from his own maturation and about what I can't do." Textile at McGeehan field, where tag applied because the third the with bottles of beer on skates "It's tough to go from mid-to- graphics in FOX's coverage of patience. Ryan, who has had much indi- the the view, grinding it out during the Stanley weak pitching to Big East Wolfman witnessed some of baseman would obstruct NHL. If you missed it, every time pitch- "I know the strike zone," vidual success with this philo- the most atrocious calls made by while the umpire at second base robots (one Cup Finals. Then again, we very ing," said McGinty. a team scores, two McGinty said. "College pitchers sophy, applied it to the team when well might. This is the league that Indeed, this weekend a man in blue. These weren't has a clearer view of the tag. representing each team playing) the Cats are good, but their control can get he commented on this weekend's for decades without face Providence, "safe-out" judgement calls he was I would hate to see Villanova pop up, with the robot represent- has survived which is current- off. If you're patient enough, road trip to Providence. rrorrt Ane. ly tops in the Big missing. . . he just plain messed up lose a game because an umpire scored decimat- ever doing anything right. East with a 6- they'll ing the team that make a mistake." "If we go up there and perform divisional the rules. The most obvious exam- record. 'Nova is in Still, McGinty says that he has the way we can, I don't see why ple occurred when Villanova had C\^E^P SEATS third place (4-2). Nevertheless, room for improvement, and he we can't win every game," said McGinty is an runners on second and third base experienced and continues to do so this season McGinty. with one out. The Villanova batter confident designated hitter who, under the Cook and Nason qualify guidance of first year If McGinty's hot hitting pops up to the second baseman, out of the two spot, has consist- coach Joe Calfapietra. remains contagious, there is no and immediately the umpire ently produced offensively. "Joe has been an enormous reason why his prediction will not since Gerry O'Reilly in 1987. he ran the 400 intermediate hur- "I like hollers, "Infield fly, batter is out!" batting second," help," Ryan said. "I didn't know finishing ninth. This come true. Brutal. Say the infielder pur- By ROMAN VACCARI Junior Kevin Christiani also ran dles in 53.63, McGinty said. "I have a job to do. sufficient, but a better PHOTO BY STEVE AUGSBURGER posely dropped the ball. Odds are, Staff Reporter the mile, finishing sixth with a time was 1 have to move Brian [Fili] into the progress the batter would be safe at first, time of 4:04.77. The coaching staff time is expected with scoring position." Villanova baseball has extended its record to 22-5 despite recent losses to Seton Hall and the runners would not have In this scenario, it would be This past weekend, the men's has been very pleased with Chris- Silvester is making. Not coinciden tally, Fili is lead- and Temple. this track field team continued to tiani's consistent performance Coach Marshall was also happy Baseball tried to advance. The runners had impossible, and that is why and ing the team in runs scored. rebounds no reason to advance, because scenario is not included in the show signs of a promising season. and look for him to improve as the with Miller's performance. As captain, (Continued from page 32) Marshall took his season goes along. "To make the finals at a meet Ryan McGinty good thills and we had some guys there was no runner on first. The definition of the infield fly rule. Coach John a 16-9 game into a genuine blo- tion as the three base runners simply leads the team. The grad- three runs. had sprinters and throwers to the "This is probably the most like this, that's a contribution He suffered from who didn't hit at all," said wout. Shank, uate student who came in for reached base on an error and two is well aware of the control problems (7 walks), Bennett. Miami Invitational, while Assis- productive meet Villanova Uni- that will pay off in the long run," but Young, had walked in his responsibilities that previous hit batsmen. Jamaitis, who had took the versity has had in quite some Coach Marshall said of Miller's go along with nianaged to pitch out of several The team received a breather on tant Coach Jim Tuppeny at bat. It appeared as though he led off the inning with a walk his position, but he does not see tight situations. and Women's track Cats distance runners to the Hot time," Marshall said of his team's performance in the Javelin. Ace reliever John Tuesday when Monmouth came might be given a second free pass had already himself as a coach, despite Klopp scored twice, parked Springs Invitational. Both squads performance at Hot Springs. After reaching the finals at his came in for the final innings to McGeehan field. While the 24- since the Monmouth pitcher had the pitch over the outfield fence. seniority. and was able to keep the were productive at their respective As for the Miami Invitational, Gainesville, Miller again made the Pirates 9 victory was impressive enough, walked the previous three "Being captain batters. The senior utility sub has banged the Wildcats blended youth with finished sixth with a is definitely an within range. However, 'Nova it was the record-setting meets with a couple of Cats finals and two' However, with nowhere to in qualifies six honor," Ryan said. put 10 runs over the course of only experience for a sound showing. of 164'11.00. "Once and a was never able to muster a serious grand slams in the eighth inning qualifying for the NCAA Cham- throw Shank, Monmouth was forced to 10 at bats. while I'll say a quick word, offensive pionships, while others continued The team received strong perfor- As for the relay team, they were but threat and suffered its that provided the true excitement. give the freshman a pitch he could The team plays three By PETER McDONOUGH which she will run amongst a I try to lead by what I do in the second conference loss of games at ', the year, I to improve. mances from freshman Kareem without injured sophomore J.R. Tom Shank and Kyle Jamaitis hit. international field in the field, by taking Providence this weekend before Staff Reporter strong, good swings." "We had knocked in :' At Hot Springs, 'Nova was led Archer and senior Chuck Silves- Mcllwain. However, John Lehan some guys who hit eight runs on two II 5,000 over Easter weekend. One of the reasons travelling to LaSalle next ter. contributing to the and the McGinty has well against them and did some swings of the bat as they by the exhilarating performances Also stepped in for Mcllwain changed Jamaitis faced a similar situa- Tuesday. At the start of a new season, Marshall filled the 800 meter I of seniors Dave Cook and Ken Wildcat attack was sophomore team finished fifth with a time of coach's main strategy is race with runners, too, in which a track Nason. Cook won the decathlon Steve Miller. 3:16.31. >. to get as many qualifying times they took the first, fourth, sixth with a total of 7296 points. He Archer ran in both the 110 "I think we're on the move to spots, overall. Senior Sabunas' possible in order to have and seventh pitching as soon as performed consistently in the meter high hurdles and in the 400 doing something very well," said causes fits for opposing batters better chance in the champion- Tosha Woodward took first place a as he captured first intermediate hurdles. In the 110 Marshall. "We have tremendous competition throws a fast ball, rise, change- ship meets. In two meets this in the event in (2:02.38), which over the past three years. ourselves. The University has place in four out of the ten events. hurdles, he ran in a time of 14.63, balance." By KATE Sabunas attributes her positive SZUMANSKI up, curve, drop curve and screw "Our coaches are very season. Head Coach John Marshall was an automatic NCAA qualify- good improved our stadium; we now attitude and accomplishments on He achieved a personal best throw fast enough to place him seventh, Overall, this past weekend was Senior Reporter ball. The have ing time. The next three spots for screw ball is the most leaders and have helped me out have a scoreboard and and his women's track team while in the 400 intermediate for 'Nova as an infield the softball diamond to her father. in the shot put and came close to a productive weekend effective pitch in her extensive that, qualifying six 'Nova were taken by Sullivan a lot," said Sabunas. "They show tarp." done just personal best records in the javelin hurdles he ran a personal best the team effectively competed WARNING: Facing the Wildcats "My father has helped me in repertoire. me my faults and point out athletes in seven different events. (4th, 2:10.22), Spies (6th, 2:11.16) what As a dual secondary education more ways than you can imagine," and the pole vault. With his point time of 53.11, placing him fourth against strong competition. while junior pitching sensation "'When throwing the weeks ago marked the and Molloy (7th. 2:14.68). screw I'm doing right. I'm glad the and mathematics major, juggling Two total, Cook became a provisional in the event. In only his first year, Looking ahead, the Wildcats Tina Sabunas Sabunas said. "I owe everything commands the ball, as I finish my motion, I push of the 1995 outdoor Marshall explained why he had coaching staff has confidence in the rigors of a demanding beginning Archer is quickly progressing Invita- course to him. He has sacrificed plenty qualifier for the NCAA and will compete at the Duke mound may prove hazardous to myself to the right so the batter track season at the Coca-Cola four or five runners in the same me and I love being the one they load and softball schedule has Championships. IS beginning to show signs of a tional this weekend. This will be your batting average. for me and has really pushed me." thinks I'm coming at her," said call on." Relays in Gainesville, Fla. The races and did not put everyone in been difficult for Sabunas. In Not to be overshadowed by bright future. the first meet of thie season where With 141 strikeouts posted in addition, Sabunas credits her Sabunas. "Although some Due to its Cats took home first place in four their best event. heavy volume of "You learn to pace yourself and fellow teammates Cook's performance is Nason's "He ran a very fine race," the Cats will be able to compete just 27 appearances, it is under- with many of umpires don't call that pitch, weekly games, the softball of the five races they entered and "There's no sense in spreading team to budget your time," said her own personal successes. impressive run in the mile. Nason Marshall said of Archer's exhibi- together. The Cats will host the standable why this cautionary many of them do." qualified two athletes provision- our wealth around," Marshall does not have the opportunity to Sabunas. ran the mile in 3:58.91, fast tion in the 400 intermediate hur- Villanova Invitational over Easter flag should fly prominently above "As a pitcher, I wouldn't be into As for her performance on the practice often during the week. ally for the NCAA Champion- said. "We'll just try to get one Although the prospects of play- anywhere without my team," said enough to place him second and dles. "Every week he's weekend. The teams that will Sabunas' opponents' batting other side of or races and try to do well." the game, Sabunas "We practice about one day a ing softball ships. Senior Becky Spies was the two beyond the college Sabunas. "Although it automatically qualify him for the improving." participate in this meet are Tem- cages. says depends on Also in sophomore she "loves to hit." week," said Sabunas. "During the level are first 'Nova qualifier in the 1500 Miami, non-existent, Sabunas the pitcher to keep batters off the NCAA Championships. It marked Chuck Silvester, an important ple, St. Joseph's, LaSalle and As the Wildcats' ace hurler, "I had a rough Melanie Sklepko set a school and time at first, but off-season, we weight-lift and run would like to meter run (4:19.77) taking first remain active in the bases, your team is there to score the first time that Nason broke contributor on this team also Haverford. Coach Marshall views Sabunas, who was named last I'm coming around," said Sabu- place. Freshman Jen Pastore, personal best in the heptathlon, to keep in playing condition." sport through coaching. the four minute barrier, as he performed well. In his first full week's Big East Pitcher of the you runs. I have complete confi- this as a meet that the Wildcats nas. "I know what the pitcher is During formerly ranked as the No. 1 High breaking the much sought after her three years as a "Softball won't take me any- became the first Villanovan to run year running hurdles, Silvester Week, has captained the dence in my teammates." are capable of winning. 'Nova going to throw me in a certain member of Javelin thrower in the 5,000 point barrier with a score the softball team, where," said Sabunas. "I'll make School the mile in less than four minutes has shown signs of improving Softball team to With both Sabunas' lethal arm as an impressive situation and this is to my advan- Sabunas has nation, provisionally qualified in of 5,178. Marshall believes that witnessed the Uni- the best with it now by playing overall record of 5-1. With a and brilliant disposition on the are improvements tage. I just take it game by game." versity make great strides toward as the javelin with a school record- there many best as I can. In my opinion, mound, the women's softball team phenomenal ERA of 0.58 in 121.1 At the onset of the 1995 1631". Sklepko could easily make in Softball increased gender equity. that's all setting toss of that counts. If I don't may not only accomplish its innings pitched, Sabunas has season, the Wildcats' goals "•I to compete with the top primary "As a freshman, we received no Elsewhere on the track, junior order succeed or achieve my goals, for the 1995 season, but also may given up only 60 base hits and 12 goals were to defeat managed a sixth heptathletes in the nation. Providence recognition at all," said Sabunas. that's okay .1 Cathalina Staye as long as I know I look extra base hits while walking just forward with great anticipa- and UConn, and to win the Big "Every year, place finish in the 400 meter dash Pastore took fourth place in this we have proven have played my best." tion to next nine batters. East championship. year. in a time of 56.42. 'Nova's other meet in the javelin and showed the "I feel I have improved a little "We've already beat Providence first place finishes came in the inconsistency she will show in the bit each year and am now more and feel we have a good chance 4x800 and Distance Medley relays, early goings of her career. Never- confident in my abilities," said to go all the way this year," she Composite Schedule for Home Games with times of 8:44.45 and 11:21.73, theless, Marshall is very optimis- Sabunas. "I am able to fool around said. her presence thus far. "We have everyone returning respectively. tic about Aprils Men's Tennis vs. with the batter more confidently except Duquesne 9:30 a.m. "[Pastore] is a tremendous two players and a very Last weekend the Cats traveled Men's Lacrosse vs. Georgetown have this year. When you're 2-and-O strong freshman class this year. back to Florida for the University bright spot because we Softball vs. with a batter, it's important not Boston traditionally been weak in the Our team chemistry has improved of Miami Invitational in Coral Rugby vs. Providence to give up and lose her." over Jhe season as well. The 'Nova was just as impres- field events," Marshall said. April 9 Gables. Indeed, with 141 strikeouts Softball vs. Connecticut The main goal for the team now freshmen are no longer 'fresh- sive here, picking up three more April 11 Softball vs. St. Joseph's recorded in the *95 season to date, men,' but are considered upper- provisional qualifying times and is to succeed in the Penn Relays April 12 Sabunas has not let too many Men's Tennis vs. Delaware which open on April 25. Marshall classmen by the rest of the two automatic championship April 13 Baseball vs. Georgetown (doubleheader) batters escape her thus far. Sab- of is very confident in his team and members the team. We are berths. Women's Lacrosse vs. unas attributes her effectiveness really starting Hofstra its ability to do well, but he still to work together I In the 1,500 meter run, Spies April 15 Baseball vs. Georgetown # and successes on the mound to her and to become a team in unity." again the standout, placing has time to make improvements. April 17 was throwing style which has matured Baseball vs. Wilmington do well at the Penn you Personally, Sabunas' principal second in a personal best and "To April 18 Baseball vs. and solidified during her college goal this Temple need a big effort from four young season remains to be a automatic qualifying time of April 20 Baseball vs. Drexel years. first team All-Big East selection. 4:17.59. Finishing in the next ladies in each event you compete April 22 Crew (Murphy Cup) "Good mechanics are essential "I was selected to the second three spots were sophomore Krest- in," said Marshall. "And that's Rugby Alumni game to windmill pitching," said Sab- team last year," said Sabunas. junior Jen what we're getting. . . a very good ena Sullivan (4:24.11), unas. April 25 Baseball vs. LaSalle "Your power comes from "This year, it's important that I (4:24.38) and senior Emer team effort from all of our Rhines your l^s and from your arm going Softball vs. St. John's individuals." perform well during Big East MoUoy (4:29.43). Sullivan's time Women's Lacrosse vs. downward. Windmill pitching is St. Joseph's The Cats will travel to the Duke Conference games to catch the was not only a personal best, but April 26 Baseball vs. Rutgers not too hard on your arm, so I'm attention of the coaches. and Rhines qualified provi- University Invitational this week- The Big she not worried about pitching Men's Lacrosse vs. Lehigh will for fre East games really count." sionally. Rhines, the defending end and come back the April 29 PHOTO COURTESY OF MEDIA RELATIONS quently and tiring early in the Women's Lacrosse vs. Drexel Villanova Quadrangular meet on Sabunas expresses confidence NCAA Champion in the outdoor Softball vs. Long Island Senior Dave Cook won the decathalon at season." in the 'Nova coaching staff, citing meters, is saving her legs April 15 on the Jumbo Elliot Hot Springs this past weekend. 5,000 This central New Jersey native Crew (Kerr Cup) Track. its leadership as one of the main for the Mountain Sac Relays, in April 30 Women's Lacrosse vs. George and Colonial High School graduate reasons why she has improved Mason .•JVaHUMP, lMliia**'** i'i Ill— i,.^i . .im ..KM m—iili » ! W

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'H: 'Nova continues to sparkle on diamond

carries Baseball falters Softball into Big against Seton Hall, success but regains form East competition By JOE PATTERSON By MARC ANGELACCIO Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor

After coasting through its first Villanova's softball team com- 20 games, the baseball team hit pleted their March schedule like a snag last weekend in the form a lion, sweeping double-headers of the Seton Hall Pirates. The against Penn, Providence and Cats took the first game to notch Seton Hall. By going 6-2 last week, their 20th win, but eventually the Wildcats improved their over- succumbed to the Pirates' superior all record to 25-9 (5-1 in the Big pitching. East). "They're a good team," said Villanova's success has been Head Coach George Bennett. "I built upon exceptional pitching don't know if they're better than and consistent offense. So far this we are, but their pitching right season, the pitching staff has a now is better and stronger." combined earned run average of The trip to South Orange was 1.88, while opponents are hitting not without its bright spots, a thin .199 against it. Offensively, though, as Dave Herr pitched an the Cats are batting a strong .295 outstanding game for a 7-1 victory. and are scoring over three and a He pitched all seven innings of the half runs per game. front-end of a doubleheader, giving The Wildcats' superb pitching up only five hits and two walks. and consistent offense were evi- He tallied eight strikeouts and dent in the two close wins against surrendered only one run en route Penn. In the first game, 'Nova to his fifth win of the season. exploded for three runs in the first Despite the six run difference inning, while freshman pitcher in the final score, the game was Jen Cornelius held the Quakers in a nailbiter through five innings. check. She gave up only two runs The Hall's Jason Grille started on in six innings to notch a 3-2 the mound and was nearly victory. Sophomore second base- untouchable for the first five man Bridget Baxter was l-for-2 innings. Pirate first baseman Jim with one run scored while fresh- Duffy drove in the only Seton Hall man Kelly Sparks was l-for-3 !;}: run in the bottom of the second with one run scored and one run and the host team led, 1-0. This batted in. lead was sustained until the sixth The second matchup versus inning when Seton Hall's defense Penn was even closer than the let down and allowed the Cats to first as the game was tied at one ^iil pounce. going into the seventh. That is After the dust had settled, when Melissa Ansell stepped up 'Nova had scored seven runs, six to the plate. She smacked a 2-2 of which were unearned. The Cats pitch for a homerun, giving Vil- chased Grille, making the pitcher lanova a 2-1 victory. The freshman exit with just one out. Seton Hall finished the game with two hits, then sent Jamie Fisher to the two runs and the game-winning mound, who 'Nova promptly RBI. On the mound was Wildcat rocked for three hits and two ace Tina Sabunas, who pitched walks in the span of one out. seven innings, allowing only three Seven different batters scored hits and collecting eight strikeouts for 'Nova with designated hitter for her 14th win of the season. Ryan McGinty knocking in three Unfortunately, the Cats success of them. The Cats only had six would soon turn sour as they hits during the game, but it was travelled up the New Jersey Turn- enough to hand Grille his first loss pike to drop both games of a of the season. double-header against Rutgers. The afternoon game proved to The Scarlet Knights pounded the be a different affair as Seton Hall PHOTO BY STEVE AUGSBURQER Wildcats for 20 runs over two pounded the Cats, 8-1. Again, games, while Villanova's offense, 'Nova's bats went to sleep as they Villanova had a tough time against Seton Hall, but rebounded earlier this week. They destroyed which has been potent all season, Veteran's only rapped out six hits. Villan- Monmouth on Tuesday before beating West Chester, 13-4, at Stadium on Wednesday. would disappear, scoring no runs for three set. ova's starting pitcher, Craig Cul- The team travels to Providence this weekend a game (Continued on page 28) hane, who came in with a 3-0 record, lasted only until the second inning. Sophomore Trevor Pep- >' / on three-game winning kowski relieved Culhane and took Lacrosse streak the Cats into the seventh inning. Combined, Culhane and Pepkows- By KELLY CURTIN Crowley scored a goal at 5:20 play St. John's (3-2) at home on stepped up as 'Nova outshot the ki gave up 10 hits and eight earned Staff Reporter in the second quarter, while April 1. Cosgrove scored the first Red Storm, 59-30. Senior Brian runs. This would normally have Scornavacca assisted on it. Cos- goal, unassisted at 10:10. Around Goger was both a key offensive been good enough for the Cats, The men's lacrosse team con- grove picked up another unassist- 9:51 in the first quarter, Grohar and defensive contributor during who had been averaging well over tinued its winning ways this past ed goal and the Wildcats main- scored on a pass from Scornavac- the games. The 'Nova defense, ten runs a game. week as it capped two more tained a 7-4 lead at the half. ca. St. John's had a 4-2 lead that consisting of Nick Glomb, Adam "Last week, we went into a victories. The team established a Nagle scored the next two goals would turn out to be their only White, Jason Klippel and Eric hitting slump," admitted Bennett. three game winning streak as it of the game and Allan Bernotas advantage for the rest of the game. Hintenach, had a remarkable The lone run of the game came defeated Drexel by a score of 14- picked up an assist. Scornavacca Paul Schroder scored 12:41 into game, combining good stick work in the fourth inning when third 11 and went on to beat St. John's, and Brian Goger scored unassisted the second quarter, while Berno- with the ability to clear the ball. baseman Jason Cassesa batted in 14-7. just about a minute apart and tas picked up the assist. Cocks MidfielderJim Marrion also played fellow infielder Steve Young. The Wildcats were still riding Fran Bpgle scored at 1:47 in the scored the next goal, unassisted, well, winning 15 out of 18 face- The offensive woes continued on the adrenaline of their Air third, off an assist by Pat Cocks, at 12:10. Cosgrove scored again, offs. Senior captain Crowley also for the Cats on Sunday as they win when they faced Drexel as 'Nova continued to hold the as Kevin Crowley picked up the played hard in both games, despite 1 faced the buzzsaw known as Matt March 29. Craig Scornavacca lead. assist. Schroder closed out the just coming back from a shoulder Morris. Morris was clocked at % scored the first goal of the game Pat Grohar contributed the last half with another goal as 'Nova injury that kept him out of action miles per hour as he struck out at 11:51. Seconds later, Owen two goals of the game to secure regained the lead. for a few games. Cadin was again eight batters and scattered five Cosgrove came up with a goal off the victory. Junior goalkeeper The first two goals of the third outstanding in goal, with 16 hits across nine innings. The Hall an assist by Kevin Crowley. Mark Marc Cadin recorded 13 saves in quarter were supplied by Cosgrove saves. Andrew Fabrizio came in '', won 4-0, marking the first time Nagle went on to score the next the outing. The Wildcats outshot and Crowley. Bcjgle scored off an for the final nine minutes of the I 'Nova has been shut out all two goals, one of which was their opponent, 47-27, and had 61 assist by Marks and Schroder game and played well. season. assisted by David Marks. Scorna- groundballs compared to their scored his third goal of the game The Wildcats look to extend t 'Nova's pitcher Larry Williams vacca closed out the first quarter opponent's 38. Nagle had an at 12:20. Russ Galligher, Nagle their winning streak against pitched relatively well as he lasted with a goal and Marks picked up exceptional game by racking up and Marks rounded out the scor- nationally ranked Georgetown at giving until the fifth inning, up another assist. 'Nova held a 5-1 a total of four goals. ing for the game. home on Saturday, April 8 at 1 (Continued on page 31) advantage at the first break. The Wildcats were roaring to Both the offense and defense p.m.

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