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( L I. L I) I~ \TI '\ C I,) Y L .\US ()I.. \: \ \. I LI~ ST l D 1. '\ 1· PU I.SS DiUlio finalist for MU top-s Thanks a By Brian Sullivan The Xavier Newswire ·millenium· At this year's commencement, the This isn't just an end-of-the Rev. President Albert). DiUlio, S.J., century parw we're throwing here. could be "graduating" with the It's the only end-of-the-millennium students as he may be departing the bash most of us will ever see. university and moving on after his But as millennia go, it had its "senior" year at Xavier. moments. Here are some of them Marquette University, Milwaukee, they'll still be reading about 1,000 announced last week that DiUlio, years from now. Xavier presidentfor three-and-a-half If they still know how to read. years, and three other Jesuits have -1350: The Renaissance begins as been named by the MU Board of a kinder, gentler successor to the Trustees as the four final candidates Middle Ages. for the Marquette presidency. The - 1492: Columbus discovers office will be vacated by the Rev. America 500 years after tentative John P. Raynor, S.J., Sept. 1, 1990, exploration by Leif Ericson and oth~ after 25 years as Marquette's chief Norsemen - and a few thousand executive. years after the native Americans' Marquette's 13-member presiden ancestors came over from Asia. - 1533: Nicolaus Copernicus tial search committee-comprised of trustees, alumni, administrators, theorizes that the Earth and planets revolve around the sun, not vice faculty, staff and students-expects versa. to bring each of the candidates to campus for a three-day visit before - 1600s: Shakespeare writes deathless prose. Feb. 19 and hopes to prepare a · ··-·''" -1660-1729: Isaac Newton recommendation to the trustees by explains it all foryou,"sort of'fei'n~ Feb. 26. venting physics and mathematics. The other candidates for the -1809: Abraham Lincoln is born position are: the Rev. Charles J. in a log cabin in Kentucky. Beirne, S.J., academic vice president, -1865: The Civil War preserves Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, the United States and ends slavery. Calif.; the Rev. Peter B. Ely, S.J., - 1859: Charles Darwin explains academic vice president, Gonzaga Newswire photo file it all for you in "The Origin of University, Spokane, Wash.; and the The Rro. Albert/. DiU/io, S.f. Species." Rev. James E. Hoff, S.J., vice presi -1867: Karl Marx explains it all dent, university relations, Creighton "My decision to become a candi tion," said Burch. for you in "Das Kapital." University, Omaha, Neb. date [for the presidency] comes after Twenty-nine Marquette students -1900: Sigmund Freud explains DiUlio's resume lists many Mar a great deal of prayer and reflection," we.re asked to be among the 200 it all for you in "The Interpretation of quette connections. He served as said DiUlio in a letter to the univer people who will meet with and Dreams." associate dean of MU's College of sity community. interview the candidates throughout - 1915: Albert Einstein explains it Business Administration from 1984- According to the Rev. Thaddeus the selection process. According to all for you in the theory of relativity. '86, assistant professor of manage Burch, S.J., vice chairperson of the ' Burch, these students were chosen -1969: Men walk on the moon. ment and finance from 1983-'84 and Marquette presidential search from those holding leadership -1980s: By becoming the domi- assistant dean of the MU College of committee, the current list of foUJ positions on-campus and in the nant economic power in the world, Arts and Sciences from l 978-'80. was narrowed down from a compos university's various colleges. Japan finally wins World War II. DiUlio also received a master's ite list of 35 possible candidates from Burch said, "The field is much degree in economics and a bachelor's across the country. "It's a very more limited ... but it is still impos ByC. RAY HALL©Capyright 1990, degree in business economics from complicated process ... requiring sible to rank the candidates in any USA TODAY/Apple College lnfonna Marquette. considerable study and conversa- order." tion Network.
News ...... pages 1, 2 M U§Jkce~eeir Perspectives...... page 3 laa§Jkce~baH Welcome to the Nineties ~callk Calendar...... page 8 o o o page 6 Page 2- Wednesday, January 17, 1990 ·The Xavier Newswire. I.: ; -,'.::..._ ... 11 i . ~ _,::: . - .. ) -...- .. ., "'." •·r ,,';" .. ••• • • . ··.= STEP INTO WVXU ·s Radio Days Auction Become a Radio· Rover WVXU needs volunteers to join the · Auction fun. Your help is invaluable to us and hopefully fun for you at the same time. The next Radio . ------~------, Days fund drive is ! Two large 14" one topping original pizzas : ·scheduled for March 1 · .· . .· ... • · · Get two large 1 30 - April 6 but we need help NOWI 1 · .· · .· .· .. ••. ,...., or1q1na1r,1zzas 1 There are a wide I . . .· . . ;;o-' . for JUSt 10.95. I I . · I variety of options I . -· I 1 available and you 1 Not valid with any other coupon or offer. Valid at.1?articipating loca~ions only. · 1 Not valid on Domino's Pan Pizza. 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S. ales tax additional where applicable. s e PART TIME AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES NOW A_VAILABLEI be our guests. . . ' . . . ' -' ! IUINK Challenges in the '90s I'M flNMLY GETTING 'Jlff By Michele Sulka HANG ct nus The Xavier Newswire LEADERSHIP THING! ~e've survived. We have spent the last few weeks endunng a media wave of remembrance and even nostalgia for,.t,11e even,t~ of a d~c?de that isjust barely past. Most of us have been more gratified by our own individual looks back on personal events of the past ten years. However, I think there is one more reflection which can be made without sR~tt.nding t~,redund.ant. . .. We were told that the period most of us students spent our early childhood in was the "me" decade. Having mis.sed ~ut on the cxplo.sive chang~,s of the 1960s, we grew up ma time known for its marked· return to selfishness". Technological and social advances were made, but the world also suffered the pains of war and shocks in the spheres of politics, economics, religion and culture. Our ------.. ------.. national enthusiasm for working on causes of justice and pea~e had dimmed, regarded as simply one element of an LETTERS TO THE EDITOR earher 1960s culture which had faded out of style. Fortunately, as the culture of the 1980s evolved, a new concern for such issues seemed to be a part of it. Even though, it will probably be remembered as a zenith of Work-experience offeredl materialism in many respects, with an eager public devour ing all of the new technologically-advanced prcx:lucts. The December 6, 1989 Employment Program has employment positions Many causes were also approached with enthusiasm and editorial ["Cooperative offered a variety of services available in recent years selflessness. We worked against apartheid in South Africa Education"] was an interest- to facilitate opportunities for than students seeking em and the ugly traces of the residue of racism in our own ing commentary that de- major-related work experi- ployment. For example, country. The absurd and shameful position of the homeless serves further discussion. ences for students. These off- forty-five major related was finally addressed with action on a large scale. Benefits The question of whether campus employment posi- positions remained unfilled garnered support for the relief of Africa and the relief of Xavier should attempt to tions are designed to mesh this past semester. those suffering from AIDS. offer a co-op program with a student's academic Hopefully this infor I think that we would all agree in a hope that such similar to the program at UC program and provide 15-20 mation will enhance your concern will continue into the '90s and not be regarded as a [University of Cincinnati] is hours of work from $5 -$10 readers' awareness of the ~assihg fa~; ~o.r;;ys ~tudents the n~xt ~ecade-wiU be the. - ... · one that will find wide . . ' . per'hour. : employment opportunities ltmefor flour1shmgand1 truly commg mto.our own, so the support or criti~is~ acr~ss .. . On average, the Office currently available to them responsibility for extending the concern will fall largely on the campus. of Career Planning and through the Career Plan us. It will not be easy, since the issues needing to be ad As this issue continues Placement receives over two ning and Placement office. dressed sum to become more complex each day. r believe to be examined in a variety hundred employer requests A visit to the office is all that this task may be simplified somewhat by the emergence of university circles, it for qualified students in these that is necessary to begin of a singular concern which may eventually take precedence would be useful to clarify major-related programs each the process of linking aca over many others. This is the concern for the deteriorating what major related work academic year. Likewise, demic study to the world of state of the environment. This is the one problem which experiences Xavier's Office over 1500 other part-time work. demands to be answered because it cuts across all fines of of Career Planning and positions (including 200 social and political complexity. It takes all of us down to the Placement currently pro- summer opportunities) are - Lon S. Kriner, Ph.D., Assistant Vice President concern for human survival. If we have resources which vides through its Student listed annually. In fact, have been contaminated, we will not live. Employment Program. Career Planning and Place- for Counseling and Health Services In the past decade, we have been given vivid assur Since 1983, the Student ment tends to have more ances that the advancement of society continues to include ever-increasing problems as well. I am confident that the 90s will be marked by a general sense of commitment to Forum opinion requires more research dealing with them to the best of our collective abilities. I am writing in response realized that this forum was Therefore, a well-rounded to Mr. Hartlage's Nov. 29 not a Student Forum but an discussion is almost always The Xavier Newswire article concerning the Issue Raising Forum. l achieved. Student Goverment spon encourage Mr. Hartlage to Mr. Hartlage is merely 1'/eivsivire Staff sored Issue Raising Forum. reflect on his past Senate guilty of confusing the two The Xavier Newswire is pub lished weekly throughout the school Editor in chief - Brian Sullivan I must disagree with his days to decipher the differ different types of forums year, except during vacation and proclamations that the ence. which the student Senate exams, by the students of Xavier General Manager - Kent George forum deviated from its However, for the general provides. This mistake is University, 3800 Victory Parkway, Managing editor- M.H. Clopton acceptable for the average Cincinnati, Ohio 45207. Business Manager - David initial goal. On the contrary, public, I will take the liberty The statements and opinions of the student Senate, through of doing the deciphering. student to make. But it is The Xavier Newswire a re not neces-. Stubenrauch the use of this forum, effec First of all, the student Senate completely unacceptable for sarily those of the shident body, Office Manager - Maria Lovell Mr. Hartlage, as the Per faculty or administration of Xavier. tively achieved its goal. The set out, as a goal, to have Statements and opinions of colum both an Issue Raising Forum spectives editor and a Newsedilors-KathyOshel, Mike Kelly goal was to inform students nists do not necessarily reflect those Perspectives editor..:. Ken Hartlage former Senator, to make of the editors. what exactly their rights are and an Open Shldent Forum Sports editor- Meghan Eitz in the first semester. The such a blatant error. I assure Subscription rates are $15.00/ at this university. If Mr. year within the USA. Subscription Diversions editor- Kerry Cronin Hartlage had attended the primary difference is simple. you that this is not Mr. mquiriesshould be directed to David Photography editor- Michele Sulka forum, he would have ' The Open Student Forum has Hartlage's first inaccurate Stubenrauch, Business Manager realized that the Senate goal no planned topic and is used blunder. But for the (513-745-3561 ). Advertising inquir Copyeditor- Roseann5haughnessy ies should be directed to Kent was accomplished. · to field student needs and university's sake, I hope it is Layout editor- · John Lovell his last. I strongly reccom George, General Manager(513-745- Assistant editors - Julie Smith, Lena Mr. Hartlage was again concerns. Any topics can be 3561). Ina, Chris Meyer, Molly Donnellon, end that he research his . Reprinting of articles or car incorrect in stating that this raised at these forums. On Tanvi Patel, Deena Calabrese, Chris the other hand, the Issue topics before he writes his toons without the permission of the forum was a Student Forum. author and/or The Xavier Newswire Fuse', Duane Wolff, Melanie Dawn If he had even used minimal Raising Forum centers articles. is strictly prohibited. Brooks, Lance Weislak effort in researching this around a pre-planned topic. Entered as third class matter at Adviser- Rosalind Florez These forums are always - Michael D. Kramer, the U.S. Post Office under permit topic, for example looking at number 1275. the promotionalflyers or educational in nature. Student Government Xavier University is an academic community committed lo equal opportunity even contacting a member of Speakers who are chosen Legislative Vice President for all persons regardless of age, sex, race, religion, handicap or national origin. Senate, he would have interact with the students. DECADE TH In memory of those we left behind As we trudge into the '90s, - Michael Dukakis. No one Beef?" we find ourselves taking explained that people should - Max Headroom. some treasured stuff with us kind of like you before they - No-headroom, teeny-tiny - our Oprah tips, our VCRs vote for you. cars. and our Fax machines, our - Donna.Rice. ,,-. .., . , - "Quality time" as an· , cellular phones and our oat - Nancy Reagan's ward- excuse for anything. "Zero bran cereals. robe, Boy George's barber based budgeting as an But - the good news - and Robert Bork's beard. answer for everything." there are other remnants - David Stockman. - Drun~ jokes, fat jokes; gladly left behind. - Joan Collins, Joan Rivers drug jokes and gay jokes. Among them: and Joan Lunden. - Billy Martin. - Howard Cosell. Can - "The Refrigerator'' (The - Maddie and David, Luke anyone remember why the Chicago Bears' William and Laura, Bo and Hope, leading U.S. sportscaster Perry. How could we lose Sean and Madonna. One of knew little about sports? someone that large?) these was from real life, but - The golden age of 1V - Pete Rose, Steve Garvey we've forgotten which. evangelism. and Ollie North as prototype - Fraternity hazings. - The 55-mph speed limit. Amt!rican heroes. - "Ishtar" and "Heaven's - Yugos. For a minute, - Pac-Man Fever. Gate." perhaps, the Big Three - The Cabbage Patch Kids - Disaster movies. shivered with fear. and their evil twins, the - And the 1982 boycott of - DeLorean, the man. Garbage Bag Kids. NBC by the Rev. Donald - DeLorean, the car. - "Baby on Board," "Make Wildman, who thought the -Gary Hart. My Day" and "Where's the peacock's programming was offensive. NBC was then in last place; it's now comforta bly in first in the ratings. By MIKE HUGHES ©Copyright 1989, USA TODAY/Apple College Infor mation Network Source: USA Today research by William Dunn and Bill Gorton Gannett News Service Those we'd rather just forget The 1980s lionized the than he could chew. Reagan administration successful and applauded 4. Morton Downey Jr.: interior secretary who seemed their showiness. But for some, His rapid flameout showed to want to put a Burger King the decade was a tough time. that even in the 1980s, franchise in every national Here, then, a Top 10 list of meanness had its limits. The park missed a key change of the people, places and things decade was about self- the 1980s - the secularization that hit rocky shores during promotion as much as the of American conservatism. the 1980s: dissection of others, but Mort When he tried to ban the 1. Jim and Tammy Faye was only one for two. His Beach Boys from the Fourth Bakker: They violated two of rabies-shot delivery cost him of July party in Washington, the 1980s' commandments: ratings points; his bungled in the name of apple pie and "Thou shalt not get caught" fake assault cost him style the flag, even Nancy Reagan and "If thou dost, thou shalt points. Zip it, indeed. turned against him. not make a spectacle of S. Ivan Boesky: The 8. Cocaine: The ultimate thyself." For years to come, Detroit-grown "arb" was drug of the early Eighties - Tammy's troweled-on' lecturing business students "no hangover, no unsightly makeup and']im's tormented, on how to succeed when roach clips, no addiction!" - twisted face'are destined to be Uncle Sam came down hard had become a walki~g summoned from tape librar- on his inside-trading ways. nightmare by decade's end. ies any time news broadcasts Boesky ratted out fellow 9. AIDS: Only vagtiely mention televangelism. . ,, , . - . insider Michael Milken, paid whispered about in the early 2. Gary Hart: He ran for a $20 million fine, went to 1980s, the ravaging virus has president and made a good jail, grew his hair and.beard taken more than 70,000 showing in 1984, but did long. Several unflatt~ring American lives: including that anyone ever really like this - photos were published. of Rock Hudson. The death of guy? "If anybody wants to 6. Leona Helmsley: the movie god awakened the . put a tail on me, go ahead," People who have servants nation to the pervasiveness of. he dared in 1987. Hart got must be careful what they AIDS. more of a tail than he could say in their presence, since 10. Exxon: I.n th~ biggest . handle. This married man's looks can kill and old quotes PR debacle of the 1980s, crush on Donna Rice was dredged up by prosecutors Exxon walked away from · political folly- and, in the can convict. The lady of the Alaska's oil-soaked shores in end, political suicide. 1980s-beautiful, driven, September saying its cleanup 3. Grenada: The tiny harder than a gold-plated · was done·- the message · Caribbean island was in the vault handle - was OK as being, in a universe of billions wrong place at a very wrong long as she ripped off the of barrels of oil, what's.11 time. The U.S. military hadn't government. But when we milli~n spilled? scored a kne>e~out punch . heard what the hotel . . since the 1940s, Vietnam still· . "queen" truly, th~~ght '.:..._ .· By RICHARD WILLING' Source: USA Today research by William Dunn and Bill Gorton burned in the national '"Only the little people pay . ©Copy~ight 1989, USA TO gizzard and Ronald Reagan taxes" - off with her head! DAY/Apple College Infonnation Gannett News Service was looking to bite off less 7. James. Watt: The first Ne/Work · · · The Roaring '90s . . . or were they?. McDonald's, QuCyle, Japan dominate the decade Ah, those nutty '90s. NBC News president Michael that high-school students can Cosby fills new Cabinet post: -Scientists discover that Weren't they something? Gartner. no longer locate America. secretary of morale. cholesterol is bad after all. Be honest: Aren't you get - "Jiggle TV" returns with a - Pete Rose is elected to the U~~I ting a little nostalgic already? - Cosmopolitan magazine show called, "Charley's Teen Hall of Fame on his third try, -The Sports Illustrated Here's what happened: proclaims: "Sex is Out; Love Angels," starring Debbie but his haircut is banned swimsuit cover girl is a guy. is In!" Gibson, Alyssa Milano and from baseball forever. - The story everybody is u~~tm Tempestt Bledsoe. - University of Nevada-Las - Dresses come back into u~~ already tired of: ''The End of fashion, but hemlines go - McDonald's introduces - God calls Oral Roberts the American Century." Vegas wins the national bas "McLeftovers," refrigerated ketball championship but is down to the ankle. home, for free. - McDonald's introduces - Taking its cue from the bits of old dinners, to capital - A birth control pill for "McMemory Lane," a put on probation for using ize on a wave of nostalgia for too many showgirls in its re hemlines, the stock market men goes into wide use. Jesse realistic drive-through crashes. ' the days w~en ~plelac~u: Helms complains about the · window that sells no food cruiting. Vegas fan Fraok - ally cooked their own food. Sinatra offers to ''buy the - Taking their cue from the "wimping out of America" but allows passing customers NCAA and give it a personal stock market, where they u~~~ and votes to send 50,000 to have a moment's nostalgia introduction to Jimmy Ho(fa, .. have most of their money, -The Cen """"~~"""""""""'~=="~"""""""""'"""""==""""'"""'~~""""~"""'="'=~"=" aboutthedays if you know what I mean." ' fas hi on designers raise tral Ameri when they had - A confidential Bryant hemlines. As hemlines go up, can War time for drive Cumbie memo is leaked to so do stocks. Analysts pooh begins. through food the press in which he says he pooh the connection, citing However, products. wants "that other blonde "normal corrective forces." network "in -Cosmopoli back;" complains that "Wil u~~~ fotainment" tan magazine lard wouldn't be bald if he - President Bush defeats newscasts proclaims: "Sex combed his nose hair up over Mario Cuomo in the Novem decide not to is Out, But his forehead;" calls Gene ber election. Bush campaign interrupt We've Decided Shalit "a Brillo pad on stilts;" director Roger Ailes wins their live to Go With It · and criticizes Mother Teresa with the slogan, "Hey, come coverage of Anyway." as "a turkey interview. I hope on, he's an Italian!" Zsazsa -Donald she talks a little louder when - The celebration of the Gabor's Trump moves she prays." The late Mr. SOOth anniversary of Colum Supreme the Kentucky Gumbel is strangled on the · bus' discovery is tempered Court Derby to air in a rare appearance by somewhat when it's learned appeal. -AUSA TODAY -In an statistical attempt to film chart says: "Back and "We're not Forth and Back reading any- and Forth to more!" and the paper changes to · an alf- ·.f ·headline~ and-photo format. movies were I ..U~~~ invented. The -A much- ltilliii:ill:illllillilliii:ill~~~!lE~~~~Zlli~Zlli~Zlli~illfil~~ series has to be ballyhooed canceled, and book, "1984: Ten Years more troops to Central it's as if none of them ever Later," details government Am~~. exist· ed . snooping into private lives. - McDonald's introduces - Jane Fon d a an d Sh'1r Iey Strong initial book sales taper "McGourmets," elegant duck MacLaine team up, releasing off after the FBI reveals it has a I' orange and boeuf bourgig- an exetcise video for the credit card lists of all pur- non bits that can be held in dead. chasers. one hand while signaling a _Japan buys Idaho. - McDonald's introduces left tum in a BMW. The ~HIG) "McSips," a bank of drive- product fails to interest - The Central American . yuppies, who are now all at through nozzI es th at sqmrt War heads into its seventh k . h h f home cocooning. sof t d rin s mto t e mout s o - "Sixty Minutes" ends its year with no end in sight. If · customers V! h o no Ionger . . M'k its ratings don't improve, have enough time to con- long run on te1 evasion. 1 e cable czar Ted Turner Wallace becomes executioner sume a whole cup at once. for the state of Florida. , threatens to cancel it. - Ronald Reagan's hair fi- jl!)!)? - Average cost of a new nally turns gray.. home: $216,600. Car: $29 ,200. ·U!>!>S· -Cher doesn't appear on Loafofbread: $1.98:Yearof · · - Johnny Carson retires; Jay any magazine cover. college: $16,600. VCR: $77.9~: .. Leno is named his permanent - Sweeping the country: - Japan buys Coca-Cola: :· :~ replacement. Unfortunately, High-definition TV, which . - President Quayle defeats,_,; nobOdy can stay awake that - puts a 50-inch, wall-mounted Phyllis George in the Novem-· late anymore. TV in the home. You can see ber election. - With all the program's every pore and wrinkle in the . ------possible children, grandchil- giant close-ups. By C. RAY HALL . dren and grandchildren-in- - "Golden Girls" and ©Copyright 1990, USA law grown up,"'The Cosby "Murder, She Wrote" are TODAY/Apple College lnfor- , ,. Show" goes off the air. Bill canceled. mation Network. ::'..-1 DEC A o·E 0 F THE '.j Page6·Wednesday,January17, 1990· The Xavier Newswire . Holidays are· jollY-.days as Muskies break into Top 20 When last we inked these of the two-day tourney, picked up 13 rebounds. Sports pages, our Xavier Xavier defeated Princeton, I,,ions fall prey to Musketeer men's basketball 72-65. It took. a 30-point, 14 l~t!t!i~l3~i.t:t.\1a:;ii:M!liM~l·ll~td-i team was 2-1. They had lost rebound effort from Hill to Muskies their opener at home against pull off a pesky Princeton It was Pandemonium in TEAM MCC GAMES . ALL GAMES Southern Utah State'and squad. Derek Strong, a · the Gardens as the Musket Wins . Losses Wins Losses followed that with two lack transplanted Californian, eers outlasted theLoyola Xavier 2 0 12 1 luster road victories against added 14 points and nine Marymount Lions, 115-113, Evansville 2 0 9 7 Robert Morris and Miami of rebounds. before a near capacity crowd. Saint Louis 2 0 10 3 Ohio. But things have taken In the championship It came down to the last shot. Marquette 2 1 7 5 a turn for the better. Here is game, Xavier faced host San With only 16 seconds left and Dayton 1 1 8 5 a quick recap of your Xavier Francisco. A career high 35 the game tied at 113, Strong Loyola 1 3 4 9 Musketeers: points by Hill, coupled with rebounded a missed free Detroit 0 2 7 7 Xavier makes "Alpo" of Strong's 12 points, equalled a throw by Hill. Walker's final Butler 0 3 3 12 "Val po" 78-62 victory. shot from the lane landed in Xavier tallied their third After 'the Tournament, Hill the net as the clock hit zero, road victory of the season by was a unanimous selection as and the Muskies defeated the beating Valparaiso, 95-63. the tournament's MVP. His Lions to extend their winning The Dec. 16 win matched 35 points set a new Met Life streak to8. intimidated us, but we found (at the time) by the Associ their road victory total from Classicrecord while the 18 The Xavier guards main a way to win and good teams ated Press. However, the last season. Junior Michael rebounds against San Fran tained defensive pressure in do that," Gillen said after the Ramblers gave theMuskies a Daven port paced the cisco tied the tournament the first half, yet needed to game. "Jamal had guts to run for their ranking with the Muskies with 19 points while record. stop Loyola's guards, Terrel take the last shot. Even if he leadership of forward Keith had missed, so what? I was senior Tyrone Hill pulled Muskies bowl over Lowery, Jeff Fryer, and Bo Gailes, who ended the first down 16 rebounds. Kimble; who scored a total of proud of his confidence," half with 22 points. After Falcons 38 points. "Bo knows basket added Gillen. Xavier jumped to a quick Derek dominates de Coach Pete Gillen became ball," Michael Davenport said The win over Loyola lead, Loyola produced a 16-0 fense Xavier's all-time winningest after the game. "The only Marymount shattered three run and an eventual nine The Musketeers, led by coach when he and his other person who I've collegiate Cincinnati Gardens point lead before the Muskies senior Derek guarded in my records. The previous mark came back with a 10-2 run to Strong's 19 . career who of 112 points in a game was make it42-41 at the half. points and 13 ' comes close to broken, as was most points According to Coach Pete rebounds, Kimble is scored in a game by an Gillen, "that was a key point along wj.th. 'Haff;"' (former opponent. Finally, XU and. in the game''.. the three~ Evansville LMU combined for a total of Xavier began the second point shoot guard, Scott 228 points in a game to break half ahead and continued to ing of junior Haffner). the previously held record of broaden their lead to the final Jamal Xavier relied 196points. 16 point margin to beat the Walker, . on the inside Xavier opens confer Ramblers by a final score of bounced the strengths of 89-73. Along with Eastern ence with a win over Strong's24 Warriors Davenport's tremendous Illinois points and contribution, teammate It took a career-high 18 Panthers, 80- career-high 24 Derek Strong added 20 points points by Gladden to help the 48 at the rebounds and 12 rebounds, while All Musketeers overcome an Cincinnati combined with American Candidate Tyrone eight-point deficit and pull Gardens. Hill's career Hill supplied 16 points and Overall, off a win in their first confer grabbed 16 rebounds for the high-38 points ence game of the season, an the Muskies and 20 re Muskies. 86-80 victory over the Mar shot 56.1 % bounds. The quette Warriors. All-ameri XU KOs UAB on ESPN from the Muskies can candidate Hill led Xavier floor, while received It took a 45 point second with game-l)ighs of 24 points holding the additional half by the Musketeers to Panthers to and 16 rebounds. It was the break a 37-37 halftime tie and depth from Muskies sixth win in six just 36.5% .Gladden (5 go on to beat the University games away from the Gar from the assists), Walker of Alabama-Birmingham dens this season. field. Walker (17 points, 7 Blazers on national televi scored 16 assists), Daven Two for "T" sion; Davenport tallied 21 points and port (18 points, Tyrone "T" Hill was given points in the 82~61 victory. Hill contrib l. assist) and the Midwestern Collegiate The television exposure uted 12 Minor(6 Conference's Player of the ultimately helped Xavier points and 12 points, 5 Week Award for the week of receive the 20th spot in the rebounds. assists). an. 7. This was the second Associated Press Top 25. Freshman Xavier. lead, time this scasop that Hill has Xavier rocks the Capital Jamie Glad received the honor. The 6'-10' .;'. 54-52 at the Only three days after the · den added an forward is second in the · half, then main resident of the District impressive JO MCC in scoring(21.2 points utilized shots of Columbia, President point appear per game) and second in the from the inside George Bush, visited the ance. conference in rebounding and perimeter Cincinnati area, the main DC to lead 95-81 (13.3 per game). Xavier Muskies ramble over college entered the Cincinnati shakes San photo by D.C. Wolff with nine Gardens, only to be "vetoed" minutes left in Loyola back to the east coast. Hill Francisco the second half. With Michael Davenport scored 20 points in an all Tournament players defeated Bowling Loyala answered with a posting a career-high 26 around effort by the Muskies, The weekend before Green, 88-73 at the Cincinnati comeback, however, tying points, the Xavier Musketeer 110-52. Christmas meant a trip to the Gardens. The victory was the the game at 108 with 2:51 left basketball team turned back west coast for the Musketeers 98th in the five-year head in the game. "We got tenta~ a feisty Loyola of Chicago Compiled by Meghan Eitz, as they particiP.ated in the coaching career of Gillen. tive toward the end and squad, 89-73. The Muskies Steve Franchi, Dave Morano MetLife Classic in San Davenport led all scorers doubted ourselves a bit. We entered the game with a 9-1 and David Stubenrauch., The Francisco. In the first round· with 24 points while Strong got caught in the hype, they record and were ranked 25 Xavier Newswire The Xavier Newswire· Wednesday, January 17, 1990·Page1 The ·' 80s: from"· hat triCk·s to homers· to hook shots The best and worst in years)- Los Angeles second stint as manager of 1987). Honorable mention: Olympics. sports in the 1980s: Clippers. Dishonorable the Baltimore Orioles, Mary Wayne Gretzky's 51-game Saddest Sight- U.S. Athlete of the Decade - ·mention: Seattle Mariners, Decker in the 1984 and 1988 scoring streak, Paul Molitor's speedskater Dan Jansen Wayne Gretzky of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Olympics, Michael Spinks vs. 39-game hitting streak in falling twice in the 1988 Edmonton Oilers and Los Columbia football (44-game Mike Tyson (knocked out in 1987. . Winter Olympics after Angeles Kings (nine-time losing streak), Toronto Maple 91 seconds), Green Bay Best Comeback - Greco speaking by ~elephone to his MVP and eight-time scoring Laffs. lineman Tony Mandarich. Roman wrestler Jeff Blatnick sister shortly before she died champion in the decade; led Top Coach/Manager - Dumbest Moves - The overcoming cancer to win a of cancer. Edmonton to four Stanley Pat Riley of the Los Angeles U.S. boycott of the 1980 gold medal in the 1984 Los 'Best New Rule - The Cups; scored 215 points in Lakers. Honorable mention: Summer Olympics and the Angeles Olympics. Honor three-point field goal in one season in 1985-86; 51- Al Arbour (New York Soviet Union's boycott of the able mention: 17-to-1 long college basketball, adopted game sc~ring streak Jn 1983~ . !slanders), Bobby Knight 1984 Summer. Olympics .. shot Ferdinand and jockey by the NCAA in 1986. 84).'Honotable mention: · · (Indiana), Whitey Herzog (St. · Mostlmpressive Streak Bill Shoemaker rallying from Larry Bird (Boston Celtics), Louis Cardinals), Tommy - Ed win Moses' 122 con last to win the 1986 Kentucky ByBOBMATTHEWS©Copy- · speedskater Eric Heiden, Bo Lasorda (Los Angeles Dodg secutive victories in the 400 Derby, Greg Louganis after right 1989, USA TODAY/ Jackson (Kansas City Royals ers), Eddie Robinson (Gram intermediate hurdles (April cracking his head on the Apple College Information and Los Angeles Raiders), bling football), Frank Robin~· 26, 1977, throughJune4, diving board in the 1988 Network Magic Johnson (Los Angeles son (Baltimore Orioles, 1989 Lakers), Michael Jordan version), Bill Walsh (San (Chicago Bulls), heptathlon Francisco 49ers). star Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Worst Coach/Manager - tennis ace Ivan Lendt, boxer Gerry Faust, 30-26-1 in five Sugar Ray Leonard, Olympic seasons at Notre Dame. multi-sport star Carl Lewis, Dishonorable mention: golfer Nancy Lopez, auto Maury Wills (Seattle Mari GIVE ME driver Rick Mears, Joe ners). Montana (San Francisco Most Underrated Athlete 49ers), hurdler Edwin Moses, - Bicycle racer Greg tennis star Martina Navrati LeMond. Honorable mention: lova, Mike Schmidt (Philadel Dwight Evans (Boston Red phia Phillies), boxer Mike Sox), golfer Tom Kite, jockey YOUR POOR. Tyson, golfer Tom Watson, Julie Krone, Kevin McHale cyclist Greg LeMond. (Boston Celtics), Robin Yount Top Team (over the 10 (Milwaukee Brewers). years) - The Los Angeles Biggest Fad- William Lakers (702-277 including the "The Refrigerator" Perry of YOUR RETARDED. playoffs entering this season; the 1985 Chicago Bears as an five NBA titles, including American hero. Dishonorable two straight for the first time mention: The World Wres in the league since 1968-69). tling Federation in the mid- Honorable mention: Univer 1980s, Boz hait:cuts, Arena Football. · ··· · YOU.R·· ,l,flillQEIT. sit:V of Miami football. San Francisco 49ers (three Super · Top Flop--:-. 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