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SCHOLASTIC a Century Ahead of the Competition Site" :111 <.1:1): Parl\' all ni!,.!lu. NeH'r gn)w·()ld. :"Jl'\l'r dil' rn, fun 10 he ME1S STUDENT M G ZINE THE LOST EOYS TF.URSDA Y SEPTEMEER 12 Sil'l'P:111 d:l), 1l:lrt\':tllni!-!hl. :"it.'n·i- gnl\\.'old. :":l'\l'r «.lit', It:, fun to I'll" :1 \':II11pin', MOR T AL THOUGHTS FRIDA Y SEPTEMEER 1:3 Sf.. TURDA Y SEPTEMEER 11 II Shown in Cushing Auditorium 8:00 p.m. & 10:30 p.m. Admission is $2 :FromSorin to Ma{[oy EEOUOHT TO YOU EY STUDENT UNION BOARD :J\[ptre 'Dame opens the sesquicentenniaf y CONTENTS 1867 - 1992 SCHOLASTIC A century ahead of the competition. NOTRE DAME'S STUDENT MAGAZINE ENTERTAINMENT Parents - Alumni - Fans 5 Music: Mudhoney Subscribe to 6 . Music: Metallica NEWS 7 Building Notre Dame C 0 astic CAMPUS LIFE 9 From Sorin to Malloy Notre Dame's Weekly Student Magazine SPORTS Follow the Fighting Irish 15 'It is Time to Play Ball' and keep up with calnpus events as 18 National Champions : 1924 Scholastic celebrates our 125th anniversary! DEPARTMENTS Your subscription includes our annual football review issue, published in February 1992. 2 Editor's Notes 3 Editorial· ~--------------------------------------~Please send years of Scholastic to: 4CampusWatch Name: _______________ 12 Coming Distractions Address: _______________ 19 an Other Campuses ,20 Behavior Modification City: ______ State: __ ZIP code: ___ '21' Week In Distortion Enclosed is a check payable to Scholastic Magazine for $25.00 x __ years = $__ 22 Glancing' Back Please send this form with payment to: Business Manager 24 Final Word Scholastic Magazine 303 LaFortune Student Center On The Cover: Clockwise fro"" upper left: Fr. Sorln, Fr. Moreau, Notre Dame, IN 46556 Fr. Hesburgh and Fr. Malloy. Artwork by Jeanne Naylor SEPTEMBER 12, 1991 CONTENTS 1867 - 1992 SCHOLASTIC A century ahead of the competition. NOTRE DAME'S STUDENT MAGAZINE ENTERTAINMENT Parents - Alumni - Fans 5 Music: Mudhoney Subscribe to 6 . Music: Metallica NEWS 7 Building Notre Dame C 0 astic CAMPUS LIFE 9 From Sorin to Malloy Notre Dame's Weekly Student Magazine SPORTS Follow the Fighting Irish 15 'It is Time to Play Ball' and keep up with calnpus events as 18 National Champions : 1924 Scholastic celebrates our 125th anniversary! DEPARTMENTS Your subscription includes our annual football review issue, published in February 1992. 2 Editor's Notes 3 Editorial· ~--------------------------------------~Please send years of Scholastic to: 4CampusWatch Name: _______________ 12 Coming Distractions Address: _______________ 19 an Other Campuses ,20 Behavior Modification City: ______ State: __ ZIP code: ___ '21' Week In Distortion Enclosed is a check payable to Scholastic Magazine for $25.00 x __ years = $__ 22 Glancing' Back Please send this form with payment to: Business Manager 24 Final Word Scholastic Magazine 303 LaFortune Student Center On The Cover: Clockwise fro"" upper left: Fr. Sorln, Fr. Moreau, Notre Dame, IN 46556 Fr. Hesburgh and Fr. Malloy. Artwork by Jeanne Naylor SEPTEMBER 12, 1991 E D ITO R 'S NOT E S EDITORIAL In This Issue Crime Hits SCHOLASTIC This week kicks off a year-long celebra­ As always, our weekly departments are NOTRE DAME'~ STUDENT MAGAZINE tion for our university's sesquicentennial. sure to keep you chuckling - find out Executive Editor Patricia Doyle details the which college campuses permit stadium Vol. 133, No.3 Home people responsible for this weekend's anni­ beer consumption! Mr. Manners would also September 12, 1991 versary eucharist and picnic, which marks like to make an appeal for decent mail. He N otreDame students have always joked about South Bend. The Disce Quasi Semper Victurus the official opening of the academic year. It has threatened the editorial board that he weather, the ethanol, the residents - all have been fair game Vive Quasi eras Moriturus promises to be a spectacular and historic won't submit a column next week if there is as Domers complain about the "South Bend-Mishawaka Regional event, one that is sure not to be missed. Other no good mail in his box! Area." Founded 1867 planned occasions are also highlighted, in­ South Bend, quite simply, is not a college town. Unlike cluding a long missed official homecoming Georgetown, Ann Arbor, Austin or elsewhere, the university EDITOR IN CHIEF Anything You'd Like to Ian Mitchell weekend. campus is not surrounded by welcoming shops and comfortable The frrst ceremony of the sesquicentennial Say? housing aimed at the affluent college student. MANAGING EDITOR year is the dedication of the Joan B. Kroc Notre Dame's campus is fairly isolated, set apart from the blue­ Mari Okuda Institute and the Hesburgh Center. These We always welcome suggestions, com­ collar city of South Bend. Notre Dame students take great pride in ments, criticisms, and even gossip. Let us EXECUTIVE EDITOR completed structures are one of many cam­ Lhe fact that we have our own post office - the university is Patricia Doyle pus additions. Scholastic's news staff re­ know what's going on, who's doing what or officially located in "Notre Dame, Indiana" - not South Bend. ports on the further expansion of Notre what you're enraged about. Our office is Contrary to the commercials, South Bend-Mishawaka has not NEWS EDITOR 303 La Fortune Center, open every weekday Kate Manuel Dame as it enters its 150th year - a far cry been" Alive with Pride" lately. Rather, it has been alive with crime. from the tiny log chapel of 1842. from 2-5 and the phone numberis239-7569. Within the last few months, Drive-by shootings, pipe bombings, SPORTS EDITOR Recovering from the euphoria of Notre Want to see your name in print? Join us! crack houses and brutal gang murders have all painted a picture of Jon Paul Potts Dame football's first season victory, Sports We encourage enthusiastic writers, photog­ a crime situation that's spiralling out of control. raphers and artists to lend us their talents. SPORTS ASSISTANT Assistant Jim Kuser then pondered the iden­ Recent incidents involving off-campus students and sports Jim Kuser tity of the man at the pep rally. NO's new Or, if you've got a personal concern you'd celebrities have only served to highlight the issues of crime and men's basketball coach, John MacLeod ral­ like the campus to know about, write a Final police conduct. More and more, the world beyond the Dome has ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR lied the Irish fans for Lou Holtz and now Word. It's your chance. to get your voice become a dangerous one. Elizabeth Graner reveals his hopes for his own team and why heard. Call us for deadline details and But students can't just stay on campus and congratulate DEPARTMENTS EDITOR he was meant for Notre Dame. specifics. Lhemselves. Crime doesn't stop when it hits the 46556 zip code. A Michael Owen In Entertainment, Jeff Jotz explains the crime problem in South Bend means, inevitably, a crime problem at "seminal" impact Mudhoney contributes to MariOkuda DEPARTMENTS ASSISTANT Notre Dame and Saint Mary' s. Criminals can walk those few blocks Kim Cenedella the music scene with their new cut, "Every Managing Editor as easily as students. Good Boy Deserves Fudge." In contrast to Cocooning on campus doesn't prevent trouble, it just delays it. Interested in being PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Jotz' progressive taste, reviewer Pete Concrete· steps need to be taken now to keep the situation under Paul Webb McGullicuddy gives a "heavy" recommen­ control. cOpy EDITOR dation for Metallica' s latest release. Neigborhood watches, increased police patrols, giving out more Scholostic·s Margaret Kenny information to students on crime and how to avoid it, meetings between off-campus students and police - these simple steps could SYSTEMS MANAGER Kevin Hardman help to reduce off-campus problems. On campus, the university's current efforts - to install more ADVERTISING MANAGER lighting, add emergency phones, educate students as to safe cartoonist? David Chmiel behavior, continue SafeWalk and increase the security force-must BUSINESS MANAGER be stepped up to meet the need. Scott Ecker South Bend is no longer ajoke, no longer funny. Crime has turned the city's shortcomings into serious problems. Submit three samples of your ~i GRAPHIC ARTS MANAGER I Hiding on campus isn't the answer. Studies, committees and task Jeanne Naylor Ldler, 10 ScIrolllsllc.·1I\1ISI lie Iyptd iIitd incllUk 1M work to 303 LaFortune TUrillr's _,lIIIdress tmd plumen"in"". 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The opinitms t!:tpf'tSSed in SrJrolizstk lit, l/us of 1M iJlUMrS 11114 edil for copyfiIling, grllllll/llUirill or spelling mar. tmd ScIrolilslic styl4. edilImll1l4dolllJI1IeU5SIltIIyreprttnll"'opinJorIsoflMlIIlIr,r:diIoIVl IleanisI of.,.ce, Scholilslic _IIIJI ,mid ~Ildlm reteiwl. Fornine months of the year, at least, Notre Dame students are not bo<rntofScholullcor ofl'" LbtioersilyofNolrcDlmw,iludmillistrlllitm, much different from South Bend residents: crime affects us all. It's Questions? Call 239-7569 ftn/lyor slw/mls. FJIiIorWsslgntd SrJroItlslkr""ttnl ''''opbtkmof lM't/llljorllyof'Mue~'iwledllDrW/IoIltd. MII1IIlSI!ripIsIlt'uIcmne. The Ed/lor time forall of us to do something about it.
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