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ByJOHNRICCO and be got the most out of their Junior guard Doug Weft, ]irho VM. 63, Mo. 20 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA, PA. April 22. 1988 S^orta Editor potential." became V.U.'s 30th 1000 piynt- Surviving more on brains and scorer in 1967^ wat ukmd Heading into the 1967-88 sea- hustle than anything else, the second team all-conferenoe. Wiist son, doubts about the Villanova team potted tournament victories was the Wikkatt' leading scorer men*s basketball team abounded. over Arkansas, Illinois and Ken- through most of the season aver- Election nrilified Fans and media alike wondered if tucky. Nicknamed "the Beasts of aging 15.8 ppg. election the Wikkats, a team which had the East," Villanova advanced Fdlow juniors Gary Massey New to be held inSeptember ,<." lost sharpshooter Harold Jensen farther than any of the other five (7.9 ppg.) and Kenny Wilson (11.4 By E.H. McELDOWNEY tion was ruled void, therefore the Closkey said he did not \ , know major recruits, couki Big East squads receiving bids in ppg.) fich performed obpeptional- and had no Staff Reporter numbers were ruled void," Del- if he would run again in the fall, compete in the very talented Big the NCAA's. In addition, the Cats ly this year as well. Wilson became zotti said. Fusco appeared satisfied with East and improve on its mediocre were the only Big East team to the 32nd Cat to scooe his lOdOth The April 12 elections for Stu- Closkey expressed frustration the career point, while Massey decision of the commission, 1986-87 mark of 15-16. For Head defeat all eight other conference was Government dent president have with the decision. "We promised "They made a good decision. If V. and foes at least once. honored as. the Big East's Defen- Coach Roland Massimino ' declared null been and void. New these so-called apathetic people they would let the election pass, very successful sea- sive Player of the Year. the rest of the Wildcats, however, "It was a elections are to be scheduled for [Villanova students] that if you then it would say that anything there were no doubts. son," said Plansky. "We had &* Villanova's sophomore big men, the fall of 1988, according to the fought the system and worked goes in elections. We can't have In spite of a tough out-of- bunch of overachievers that Tom Greis and Rodney Taylor, report of the Elections Commis- within the system, results would that," she commented, conference schedule, and the blended together well under Coach both rebounded from disappoint- sion and Dr. Richard A. Neville, happen. There would be a change, Fusco said that she would xji normal Big East-type competition Massimino." ing freshman seasons to grab vice president for Student Life. and we had them believing our "most likely" run again in the fall found within the conference, Individually, almost every Wild- numerous headlines in 1967-88. The report also stated that message. We came out of this election. ^,{ Villanova was able to quiet all cat enjoyed a career year in 1988. Greis <12.4 rag., 6.1 rpg.)»a third presidential candidates Sean Clos- election and inslead we are beliey- Brach also said he is "seriously doubters and post some impres- Plansky, the Big East's basketball team All-Big East selection ledthe key and Terise Fusco will be ing in their message, which is considering running " for presi- sive numbers. The Cats amassed Scholar-Athlete of the Year, aver- conference in bkicked shots with " eligible to run in the fall election. 'nothing changes in this school,' dent in September, a 24-13 overall record, and finished aged 13.2 ppg. and 5.6 rpg. for the 2.7 per game. Taykv (7.8 ppg., SJ^ Phil BracK, Student Govern- he said. (Continued on page 7) tied for third in the Big East at season. The senior coK:aptain was rpg.) played well despite the ment president, will remain in his 9-7. also named third team all- continual pain from last season's position until a new president is In toumment action, Villanova conference and became the 31st foot injury, and gave V.U. much elected. help, regroups rebounding especially Cabinet Philadelphia Wildcat to 1,000 points, needed won the Josten's score The Elections Commission, Classic and finished runner-up in finishiqg his career with 1,217. in the NCAA's. which is made up of representa- both the Big East Tournament tives from student organizations, l^'u and the Hawaiian Airlines Maui submitted its recommendation to after turmoil ^bet2, aeeretaff#€tti» Big be: 4 neiw flections Cottimis^km senior co-captain Pat Enright. "He 24-tll)pgThe VillAnovan has "hardly unique to Villanova." consistently, but the Big East year in a ments of at least 2,500 students. sity's Mission Statement and two hits, three runs and six RBFs. awarded, ki the sixth However, the report maintains games had not begun so there was First Place with Special Congratulatkms to the entire 1987 Planning Assumptions, which the Scott's two hits were backto-back row, that "PEC feels very strongly that plenty time for improvement. Scholastic newspaper staff for their talents, PEC was charge to follow by the home runs, one of which was a Merit by the American the lack of uniformly high stand- hard work and dedication. Rev. John M. Driscoll, O.S.A., Head Coach. George Bennett sixth inning grand slam. Junior P^rn Association. ards and expectations coupled said, "Nobody on the team was pitcher Rafeal Novoa collected the Best sports coverage was pre- with substantial grade inflation playing up to their potential and victory as Villanova won. 12-10. sentad to the 1987 nxxts editofs represent serious academic we knew we had to improve before Stephen Schh^per, John Ricco and INSIDE threats to Villanova and that the The folkiwing day. 'Nova split the league games." And improve Dojjf Scancarella for the Nov. 6, University must move vigorously a twin bill with the Pirates. they did. Mr issue of the VtOaaoivMit to address them." 'Nova stumbled in the first gune EDITORIALS: Responsibilities of college newspapers p. 11 1I The PEC emphasized their As soon as the league gimet as Setoo HaU mn oif 13 runs while ^' 1 1 i- f ^: The Villaoiovaa was also began the Wildcats took off, concerns with a statement from V.U. ooukl only mutter three. FEATURES: Students see reality of prison p. 15 awarded bs^ editorisl for the National Commission on Excel- winning seven out of eiglit Big Maurice Vau^ belted two home 'IVBSdy Situatioii -* kagmfm East contests and improving their, lence in Education. "The average runt for the nrates. OhMprtifs" ti» 1907 BStnriai BNTERTAfNliBNT: "Pippin" plays at Vaaey .p. 21 overall record to 18-14. -•rf*-: ^ graduate of our schools and col- tovd 0* Umf QurBst,Joanne leges today is not The WikkaU finithid up the -"^St-ti^- as well-educated The Cau cruised past Pitts- SFORTSs BssebsU tesm clinches tournament berth p. 32 series with a I6>11 triumph. Onoe as the average grMluate of 25 or burgh twice, 10^ and 23^, and $gm Scott pMed the Catt. The tkM 35 years ago," stated the thtn swept three stnigiif inm Georgetowit. Thi^ bigpset wHie (CctUimmi 9mptim36)

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Professors speak on presjiteiiiialraee as j-dki By CAROLYN R. MDRABILE Agree that November's election vote is currently too close to call Although this broke up some of a room big enough for 1,020 the crowd, some students still people. But since there was such National News Notes the characteristics of a normal but, according to Green, electorate/' an important t* that they an Compiled from the College Press Service By THOMAS BRUGGER "explain asset for Cuomo could have "breezed in, On March 24, misinformation feared wouki not get any overwhelming demand for election, said that individual the St4^ffRepafUr almost always the winning and candidate. All in all, though, if he had run. conoeming the sale of Senior tickets. tickets, they agreed to give us an issues and vice presidential choic- losing." he oonduded that "it kwks Uke Dinner Dance tickets caused a Around 11:30 a.m., the line was additional room for 90 more Students to be tested for AIDS Three political es have "little to do" with the In discussing this itil be a dose election." ticket win- j science profes-' presidential In viewing the Republicans, he "panic" among students in the so uncontrollable, the couples." outcome. About matter of 4ors recently interviewed agreed race^ Green acknowledged that Dr. Robert ,W. Xaogran also surmised that "people k^al to Comidly Center, according to the dow had to be dosed. The aasis- Those who were on the waiting 20,000 students on course during a more school year. ^hat the national presidential race He noted that "leaders are Reagan's popularity may have devalued most isms as having Reagan may throw their support assistant director of the Connelly tant

' puses will forward dents, She also commented on the Students in line were given so that no one could push forward among the students." He said he to the CDC who are increasingly the 1,000 blood considered influence that President Ronald MinorHy open tickets with numbers on them so in the line, and it handed out more felt that the Union should have samples a high-risk house they take from population." Reagan's popularity might have in that the line would be orderly. But tickets with numbers on them to sent letters to the seniors to find students as a helping Vice President George (Continuedfrom page 3) after the ticket window opened, keep the students in«order. out how many people were inter- and interesting. It answered all them ask important questions and Bush win the election. She said speak to current students students began After the initial 510 sets of ested in attending the dance. He Courses spark on a my questions. I left feeling very get answers." pushing forward controversy that there is some disillusionment one-tOK)ne basis and ask ques- positive." in the line. tickets were sold, more students recommended that the lines She commended the students In among Reagan's supporters. tions about Villanova. According to the assistant direc- were put on a waiting list. The should have been blocked off so what had become a ined mostly European philoso- Houser' said, "The open house who helped with the open house. it sell that people would have been national debate about the phies These supporters do not necessar- Michelle Jackson, is an effective tor of Connelly Center, "students Union decided that would that helped spawn "west- a high school tool for recruitment. She concluded, ily see "Many new an additional 90 sets of tickets unable to push forward. future of liberal arts in U.S. em civilization" Bush as any stronger than senior from Chester, Pa., said the It challenges the stereotypes the heard rumors that there would — to one that students said they would be colleges, Stanford University's Reagan. open house was "very informative only be 300 sets of tickets soki. between April 6 to 8 to those who included non-European new students might have and lets definitely coming. In general, she summarized The assistant director later were on the waiting list. But as Price added, "The Union will faculty voted March 31 to philosophies. that "[Reagan's popularity] will announced to the crowd that one of April 18, there were still a few definitely be looking into alterna- replace a Western culture "We're fighting against the tive course help Bush more than it will hurt person from each table of five more sets of tickets left. ticket sale methods next requirement, branded white male establishment year." The Senior Dinner Dance as racist by some [Democratic presidential hopeful Honor society inducts couples could purchase the tickets Price said, "The Adams Mark black stu- that's been here for years," Gov. Michael] Dukakis." She for the entire table. [Hotel] initially would only give us will be held Saturday April 23 dents, with another one which said David Brown, a member suspects that Bush will be victor- was branded as trendy and of Students United for Demo- ious, but she qualifies this ^ (FHt photo) shallow by some conservative cratic Education. opinion Dr. Justin J. Green, political new Villanova scholars that includes by emphasizing the importance of members the Critics like Brown contended science professor, said that nor- By KEVIN C. HEIL Brad Koerner, Katherine J, Krack- Huffman, Gustavo A. Lopez Perez, Older study of women and the candidates' running students flock minority the old course's emphasis mate mally in national presidential on ^Assistant News Editor eler, Jon E. Lemole, Nancy L. Sheila M. McGlynn, Venkatapathi writers. the selections. elections individual issues have likes of Homer, Plato and McGrath, Mary L. McHale, Ellen R: Nallapa, Mark A. Oberholzer, At issue was a two-year-old Dr. Justin J. Green, speaking of little to do with the outcomes. Shakespeare, was racist The Villanova G. Minzner, John M. Misselwitz, Ellen C. Pensick, proposal Chapter of the Christopher M. to change Stanford's because it ignored cultural 'Janeen Olsen, April to college campuses The National Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi Peterson, Lisa Perrotto and Anthony M. traditional freshman "great contributions from non- Order of Omoiia inducted 186 new members Sun- J. Pezzano, Mark A. Pirritano, Pisciotti. By books" course — which JOHN M. CHEPEGA predicted. to be secretaries" described by a exam- European intellectuals. day in the Connelly Center. Joseph C. Polach, Janet M. Rothen- Faculty members inducted were Staff Reporter Schools originally targeted "sub- college official in the article, older- The society's new officers were hoefer, Christina M. Sadorf, Elaine E. Beletz, nursing profes- urban housewives" with "money generation Villanovans' reasons Fraternities battle at Indiana U. Michelle M. also installed. They include Dr. Shanahan and Mau- sor, Sterling F. Delano, chairper- "Forty-five percent of the people to spend," but instead "poorer for continuing education range A running Helen K. Lafferty, assistant to the reen C. Suwalski. son of the English department, now in war between two fights between mef(ibers of enrolled college are older women aiming to train themselves from career retraining and the dean of More inductees include fraternities has convinced Indi- Kappa ,ir i- -I r the College of Arts and Joseph John H. Dumin of the education than the age of 25," according to for clerical job®" Alpha Psi and Omega registered, accord- sharpening of current career ana Sciences, as president, Dr. Theresa C. Tenaglia Jr., Susan E. Tolve, department and John Ih-Sen Hsu a recent University [lU] to cancel Psi Phi at some scheduled College Board report. ing to the article. skills to keeping busy and personal all dorm Valiga, nursing professor, as Mary K. Toner, Marina C. Tsa- of the management department. The report social events for the niixers and dances led him to Viii. \\()\ \s(TKi:i:h also predicted that Johnson agreed that this may be satisfaction, said Johnson. president-elect, talis, Mark C. Voelker, rest of the school year. distribute and Pr. Maigaret Lynn C. Graduate students inducted 50 percent of U.S. college popu- the case for some schools in the a memo to dorm T. Clark, Watts, advisers commerce and finance Christine A. Wnuk and into the society are Eileen R. lations will be composed of "non- country, but not at Villanova. saying that "all activ- Another discrepancy Johnson lU Dean of Students Michael oi Tin: \Vi;i:k professor, as secretary-treasurer. Nancy A. Ziganto. Cassidy, Barbara A. Colantuono, traditionjrl" students ities are to be cancelled in order by 1998, "The size of the University pointed out Inductees between Villanova Gordon last week said scuffles to preserve The society's eligibility require- from the College of Martin F. Connell, Kenneth J.G. according to a recent College Press College rose through the 1980s the safety of and colleges typified by the College and rumors of planned future others." ments include being in the top 10 Commerce and Finance include DeCarlo, Barbara A. Giuffrida, Service article. and stabilized over the past five Board report is the schools* failure 11 percent of the senior dass and the Laura M. Adometto, Jeanette P. Francis P. Hertzog, Linda B. Although its years, in large part becuse of the percentage esti- to meet the needs of this type of 't' top 5 percent of the junior class. Bove, Gregory A. Caione, Alfred Maxwell, Marianne E. Monaco, mates are not as high, Vulanova size of the physical plant of the student. Law and graduate students were J. Carison HI, Mark A. Cuthbert- Karen L. Reynolds, Melanie D. school. In has its share of "nontraditionals" fact, last semester the nominated by their colleges for son, Diane M. D'Amico, Nancy K. Rittenhouse, Mekxly A. Templet- cars co//fde registrar Johnson said Tiro also. All but a fraction of the 2,000 did not have a single Villanova is sen- scholastic achievement. Duncan, Michael C. Dyson, Jeffrey on, Ravindra P. Tetambe and extra sitive to older By KEVIN C. HEIL turn in front of the second vehicle, University College students plus classroom available [while students. This Inductees from the school of W. Farkas, Linda C. Ferrara, Lynne B. Van Zandt. evening concern is Assistant News Editor driven by Clarence 0. Peterson of a number of undergraduates are programs were in ses- shown by a special arts include Cynthia J. Agresta, Elizabeth A. Franke, Glenn A. Law students include Jennifer orientation Fairfield, Conn., A'older" students, according sion]," Johnson said. session every semes- which was travel- Gabris, Patricia L. Hilliard, to Christian J. Alfonsi, Peter T. A. Geisel, Teresa Thomas H. Kukowski, He also said that the Universi- ter, a financial aid forum, No one was injured in a two- ing east on Lancaster Avenue 3(1 James R. Johnson, director of a special at Bauer, Joseph T. Black, Timothy Giancristofaro, Carolyn R. Giun- Kristine Y. Schmidt and Thomas ty's "nontraditional" walk-in registration and car accident which occurred at the miles per hour in the curb lane Admissions for University students extended of C. Bloom, Jennifer A. co, Geralyn A. Henry, Cynthia M. Smith. College. Brekhus, return to school "due to the hours at the Bursar's office and intersection of Lancaster and traffic, the report said. \ Patricia A. Brown, Jelinek and Stephen Nursing students R. Michael Kogut. include Wes- "It might be a cliche, but learn- mobility of today's society and the University Shop to assist Ithan avenues April 15 at 7:47 "All at once [Mooney's vehicle] % Bullotta, Joanne CaccavaJe, Ines Others include Matthew T. tley W. Byrne, Michelle M. ing is a lifelong experience, and industry." individuals who work during the p.m., according to Radnor Town- was turning left in front of him. i B. Calderon, Diane P. Lawrence, Peter Licastro, DeSanctis, Carman, J. Brian Nancy L. Dzwonczyk, all kinds of people will continue Unlike the group of "welfare day. Day workers make up the ship police. avoid hitting [it], F. McCaffrey, He tried to but § Maria E. Chiappetta, Christine A. Eileen C. McGinley, Karen E. Larsen, Jean D. Moore, to go back to school," Johnson mothers or students bulk of the "nontraditionals." A police report said that it was who wanted the road was wet and he couldn't Cooney, Pamela B. Coyle and Anthony M. Medori, Karen E. Mary L. Nagle, Nancy Chui-Wah raining and roads were wet at the | stop," the report stated. Theresa M. Cresanti. Mikush, Alice Morrissey, Lisa N. Pang, Agnes M. Rast, Stacey H. time of the accident. | Others include Virginia L. Orrson, Denise E. PeUidari, Kevin Rubin and Regina M. Scharle. One vehicle, driven by Charles Two Villanova students, Ann Graduation \ Davis, M. Rulis, ceremonies 1^ Maria R. De Santo, Christopher P. Sapsis, Sdence students include to III Mooney and Virginia Williams, Thomas Rita E. J. Mooney of West Caldwell, DeMarco, Moira H. Devlin, Wade Patrida Lea Schaeffer, Karen M. Ciccariello, Donna M. Cicirello, NJ., was traveling west at 30 were in Mooney's car at the time » D. DiCosmo, Kathy S. Diesl, Schweiger, David P. Scott, Mark David Ji Echeverria, David A. miles per hour on Lancaster of the accident. E. Maureen A. Doherty , Marybeth G. Sieb, Paul J. Stroud, Michael Hitikle, Joseph K. Hofmeister, Avenue, according to the report. Mooney remain divided was cited for a ( Donahue, Heidi M. Donziger, J. Thancred, Lisa J. VanQuekel- Paul J. Kiesd. Guy S. Millin, At Ithan Avenue, he made a left By SHARON A. WATERS the rain, we would go back to a selected to serve as commence- violation. ^ Susan M. Dougherty, Robert A. berg, Daniel A. Walker, J. David Catherine J. Musike, Mdinda S. Assistant News Editor unified ceremony." ment speakers for their colleges. Duggan, Heidi M. Egner, Paul L. Walsh, Mari E. Wright and Jen- New, Juliette K. Orr and Michele Two separate indoor ceremo- Alternate speakers who will act Fitzgerald, Rae A. Force, Cathe- nifer M. Zack. C. Varano. Graduation for the class of 1988 nies were deemed the best alter- as student marshalls for their rine A. France, Christina M. Engineering majors inducted University College students are will still consist of two divided natives by the administration. colleges are listed in parentheses. Frankmo, Tamar Fruchtman, include Eric D. Aho, Michad J. Beverly A. Bondage, Barbara A. indoor ceremonies, accdrding to University security and the Rad- The speakers are Kathleen Julie K. Gargula, Jacqueline Gen- Bondla, Michael J. Brace, PMer M. Cawley, Jane B. Ellis, Ernest P. Christine LySionek, assistant to nor Township Police Department. Toner (Donna Mastrangelo) from tile, Andrea B. Granitz, Kevin A. Carney^ Charles J. Catania Jr., Frederick Jr., Kenneth R. Knob- the dean of students. According to Lysionek, bad the College of Arts and Sciences, Hecht and Nancy F. Hensler. Russell J. Cecoola, Peter S. Clerico, loch, Annette M. Magruder, According to a letter to prospec- weather affects the outdoor cer- Mark Cuthberson (Hugo Kostelni) Also inducted were Theresa C. Kevin P. Conroy Jr., Paul J. Crann Robert J. McAveney, Irena B. tive graduates from the dean of emony itself and the comfort of from the College of Commerce and Jones, Sheila L. Keams, Alice I. Jr., MarkJ. Ddp, DomisJ. Greene, Merluzzi and Glenn R. students' office, the first com- the graduates and guest. Also, Finance, Terrie Hopkins (Sheila Kelley, Maigaret A. Klucsarits^R. P. Gregory Guerra, David A. Nunemaker^ mencement ceremony will be May rain limits parking facilities McGlynn) from the College of 22 at 10 a.m. for the CoUefe of because the rugby field is then Engineering and Sharon Blais f^iifsbigMudent Arts and Sciences and the College rendered unusable for that (Stacey Rubin) from the College I awarded of Nursing. The College of Com- purpose. of Nursing. Ir ** Concerning parking,. According to A chairperson during 106$^.196&87. merce and Finance and the College Lysionek the office of the n By DEBBip GROSS answer will be the same. MH ^m SM I I graduate the said that attendees of the first University President, honorary St^ffR^arttr Rich was also NSNA*s National In the future, Rich plans for a of Engineering ^1 Craig Zappetti is a junior working toward at p.m. ceremony should have left the degrees will be presented to the a dual degree in Levd Nominations Committee career as a nurse in an oncology same day 2 accountiM and communications^ Uni- campus by 1 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. for following and comes to Villanova from Cindy Rich.^a Jtnior nursing dmirpenon in 1986^ as well an its unit, in will work with All Graduate School and people: the 'Rev. Pbrt which she Washington. N.Y. A brother of the Lamda versity College students will other activities such as lunch or Lawrence Bohnen, S.D.B., Chi Alpha miuor, was elec^ president of KesdutMn \j)^m *t utttf cbairpef terminally ill children. a mis- fraternity since his freshman year, Craig has held a variety of son in 1007. graduate with their respective parties, thus leaving parking sionary priest in Haiti; Vemice the National Student NmwMt In positions within his fraternity including IPC addition to her national facilities open for the second Feiguson, chief representative for AasodndonfNSNA) last vcdt In addition to her nuf)nnc poai- oolkfes. nurse of the Vete- two years and secreUry. candidacy. Rich is the recipient of ceremony. rans SIm was selected dnring a tionsk Ricli has been activiely Bora ceremonies will take place Administration; and James A. Craig currenUy serves aa the Hsl^ ?M Fdtowship lor the premdent of Laabda Chi Alpha. NSNA oonventisa, wUdi was invelved in VUlMnva's Hew Stn- in the duPbnt Pavilion. Tickets Lysionek said, "We've had two Ream, president emeritus of Pen- Ill additioo vmoqmpcai rmrsmg. to being a representative to will ired for the cer- combined ceremonies like this nsylvania the Interfratemity held April 4-10 to nttsbuiib, Pa. enr onemaoon rragrnm lor not be requ Assodatian of CoUcges Council, Craig headtd up the For this the top 100 before Graek Stely CommitMon tor the There wei« 1,501 tlnve yean. Sim was mt awaitl, emonies and graduates will be with no problems.** and Universities, at the first IPC and is a member of the order ol tturiinii jlkgrwad to have as nmny guests A Baocaknreate Mass, which ceremony. Om^ frem WMM Mi^ af tfen aath^want will he heU isr aU coU^iea ia the John J. McEntee, presidem of and interests from Bnttooa Day to hmwi^diM, Lysaonek said the administra- duPont Pavilian May 21 at 5pjn.. Universal Sentinel, Inc., the Hon. 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If programs in study shoukl be required to take Closkey also disagreed with to put something [Closkey] it confusing the allega- Government can take credit for Lewis added that he felt it but electrical uniformity in ously enforce" quiet nours in all secondary, duties of VUlanova engineering, phikisophy Graduate Record Examination prooBOte acadcsmic many of the findings of the Elec- they're only in it for themselves, tions being addressed and him what the Student (government should have been handled more and ^ after p.m. I>armito> faculty." psychology syllabi, dormitories 8 were rejected. or .regards to ^difficulty U tions Commission. The adminis- they don't deserve the opportunity [not] receiving a response." does." like a public office election. He fGRE) a suitable equivalent. " > ries near academic buildings Program cutbacks te^ts and assignments, as well as tratKNi ran this election. They to put it together." Ddaotti added that the issue of Holobetz stated that it was, added, "Don't run to the admin- "While the four proposed pro- will shovk) also be sufficiently quiet "The bulk of the academic Also, the comhuttee suggested "insure that grades be more [the administration] said, 'it CkMkey also alleged that there whether next year's freshmen ... a difference in perspective that istration. There should be an grams . . . were quite distinct and accord- programs recommended for termi- that the applicant's grade point indicative of authentic student during dassroom periods, doesn't matter what the students were campaign violations'' by the will be allowed to vote has not yet the president and cabinet did not appeal process." offered many different strengths to the report, and total quiet nation were graduate programs average, multiplied by 200, plus aooomplishment." ing feel, we are going to make the Fusco campaign that were not been addressed. iron out before the election." and weaknesses, they neverthe- rocom- must be enforced in Falvey having no compelling connection the applicant's GRE score, should Furthermore, the PEC ultimate dedskm. We didn't like conskiered by the commisskm. The foUowing are members of John Lewis, student senator, Holobetz said that Student with the University less had one thing in common: that an academic dormito- Memorial Library at all times, the elections s Mission," be greater than 1,100. It recom- menos the way this was done. It was run "Campaiping in Hartley [I^]on commission: Michael said of the election, "I am dis- Government is now working to stated none of the propped programs established campus. The the PEC. mended leaving the establishment ry be on by students, we're going to clean the election day, campaigning in Delzotti [chairperson], John traught. I wish it had been put the election behind them and was judged to have a special or of called " "When choices had to be made of exact standards to program committee suggests the use The PEC these measures the whole thing up. the Law School. These are senous Horan, Mary Johnson, Ernie handled in a more ethical and work as a "unified force." between graduate and compelling connection to the Oelurey or Moriarty halls for this *'a compromise" between the violations that Manuel, Jennifer undeiigrad- faculty and their deans. The Rev. John P. Stack, O.S.A., were unaddressed. Reidy, Jim Rizzo, professional manner . . . I've never Univ^sity's mission ..." stated uate programs, PEC invariably purpose, and that an academic extremes of either no quiet hours dean of students, denied this Why is that?" Kevin Rose, Mary Jo Yannacone seen an election like that in my Brach added, "We're looking for the report. opted to save or to commit addi- Mission and facts contradict committee be created "to screen in dormitories or all-day quiet charge. "Dr. Neville didn't reach Delzotti responded, 'These andJoeZaller. life, and I've been in politics for the best thing to do. In that result. tional resources to the undergrad- Despite its belief in the primacy applicants, to set the intellectual hours. "Fairness to all requires the decision. The Election Com- Student Government maintains However, the PEC did recom- uate programs," the report of undergraduate educat^)n at the tone for the dormitory and to consideration and toleration," the mission, which is all students, its respect and strength, and mend the "creation 'of four continued. University, the PEC did recognize arrange iy-house seminars, etc." report concluded. made the decision. Neville Elections students continue to get support I Dr. Commission statement endowed chairs . . . devoted The programs to the that "there might appear to be a on the issues." recommended thought agreed to go along with it. When and writing of St. Whereas the editorial staff for termination include: contradiction between the Univer- you look I There have been many ques- The events of Tuesday, April of Brach now holds the responsi- Augustine." at the whole picture, Villanovan dis- -master of arts programs in sity's words and its actions think the Elections Commission's tions regarding last week 's pres- 12th, led the Commission to the bility of overseeing the work of Awards granted I classical studies, education and regarding graduate study." decision was reasonable." \idential election. The following. reevalute the election and tributed the said Student Government until Sep- human services, The following five faculty back Foundation. lis the official report the supplement in (j>n- tember. He said teaching of Eng- ThB PEC ikmd 9t "This is what we've been fight- of Whereas the Villanovan he feels "confi- \ Elections nelly Square. lish, liberal studies, modern lan- ing for all along. are adults. Commission and Dr. dent" that the work will be done For instance, the Named to the honorable men- We published a contro- PEC noted f^r^l^f^ffnHtf-vr'"']*?' is Elec- \ Richard A. Neville, Vice It the decision of the guages and theatre '^brini^ . . . in this year's voting This isn't what happens in the Pres- effectively. nMy that • tion category versial election sup- the University offered as HUri^Sfi Jll^^J^r*^ M that the elec- -master of science programs in *'!?*• real world," I identfor Student Life. tions Commission Ciccolo holds "great hope for are the following, listed alphabet- Closkey added. "The plement on election Into hmmony wHh Ae many graduate programs as under- Fm^*^fl.?n„ ^^ ^c toral process was irreparably biology, library science, nursing point is, Villanova has apathy After much deliberation the next year." She said, "it would be graduate programs during the ^ ically: Dr. Martin A. Ash^, eco- day containing Jamesfa^?; TT^,ZN. Giordano, economicsT"' Elections Commission put damaged with regard tofairness. and secondary school science ideal of the Ml$$hn „„„;.- nrnfMsnr- Dr Io««Dh R because it creates it for itself. And forth a shame to see the Student current academic year. "It is also nomics proiessor, ur. josepn k. / material of ques- orofesxor- Danirl I n'Mars a recommendation that: The Commission acknowl- "the doctorate program in chem- this is just the proof of that." I Government weakened by the a fact the one-third of all Villa- tionable validity istry, the sole program St&tomont by afUnnlng 1) the presidential election edges the candidates' commen- election." the Uni- The Student (jovemment that that may have nova degrees awarded each year held on April 12th be declared dable desire to serve the student versity possesses at that level the University's cooh will come into office [in the fall Lewis asserted, "The Villanova are graduate degrees," it added. unjustly affected the -the bachelor of arts program in null and void, body, as well as the Villa- Student Government actually has of 1988] will be the most ineffec- electoral process. mltnent to undetgnd' Varano, to assist the fine arts management professor. ^^,. nV PKJii« at.<»hifn \r tive 2) a new fall election be held novan*s efforts an impact ... we have a distant The PEC indicated, however, ^''^^^^'. Phihp McLaughlin,mm Jr. government we have seen in They were selected in students in making an informed education. by 767 a while the fall ojf 1988, Whereas Terise Fusco per- responsibility to the students. If unto . that because they will only Although reasons varied for most of the graduate pro- c/^nh/^,«wt-oe r,.«;««Mr«- J mechanical engineenng professor 3) Phil Brach remain in office sonally disposed decision. It is our principal we don't have the each recommendation grams had begun before the Mis- Dr- Barbara E. Wall, philosophy have the middle of October of forcefulness to of termina- ^t\^Zfrk\^T.T^aZ^''t until desire, however, that this deci- through late March or late April the time of said election, approximately use it all, we're cheating the tion, some of the It also said that the sion Statement was promulgated ^'^^^^'^ ^"^ ^^'^^ T- Ward. common ones departments r^tly^oS^^^^ [and, sion send a clear message regard- in 1979. to work," he added. eight-hundred students." included low enrollment, insuffi- of religious studies and philosophy "Consequently, PEC business law professor. The Rev. John M. Mscoll, 4) Terise Fusco and Sean supplements. ing the importance of ethical cient academic should "develop concluded that ... the apparent Stack commented, 'That standards and lack proposals for University president, will The committee in charge of the behavior in all facets Vill- contradiction select depends on what Phil [Brach] does Closkey will both be eligible to ^ of Brach will decide within the of focus. The doctoral program in small, high quality Ph.D. pro- could only be two winners from this list of voting for the nominees is com- run in said election. Whereas Sean Closkey used anova life. or doesn't do in the meantime, next couple of weeks whether he chemistry was slated for cancel- grams of a tutorial type." resolved by bringing the reality nominees and present $1 ,000 cash prised of members of the Blue Key This recommendation was said supplements as will pursue the re-election bid. He into harmony with the ideal* as because the other senators have lation partially because its conti- t prizes to each at commencement Society, directed by Karen Chiap- accepted in its entirety by Dr. campaign material, This decision may not be said, "If that is the option that nuation would Uneven standards for pro- defined by the current Mission been elected. If the students are cost too much of exercises in Pone and John Stadtler. Neville. and appealed. grams May. Funds for the Joseph really interested in is best for the University and the the University's resources. Statement," according to the working for awards are made available by the George, Jr., history professor, students, I will The PEC also found that "a report. then run again." served as The PEC also recommended disturbing number" of graduate Christian R. and Mary F. Lind- committee chairperson. that the degree and designation programs "impose minimal admis- However, the PEC expressed bachelor of arts in modern lan- sions standards" and "do not sympathy to the "many faculty" guages be dropped, and that the New anti- apartheid clearly demand a high level of who feel that graduate study Senate results department should only offer scholarship." should be increased. Thus, it undergraduate degrees in two Student senator election results recommended "that the Board of areas, French and Spanish. It also stated that some pro- group forms College of Liberal Arts: VIllANOVA UNIVERSITY Trustees reevaluate the roles of Diane Carman grams "require neither a compre- By NOEL E. FALCO tor of the center, will be the 103 The committee also said that research, scholarly work and . Christopher hensive examination nOr an equi- Newi Editor advisor. Sperduto 103 undergraduate programs in clas- graduate study when the Mission '88 valent comprehensive evaluation Christine Wnuk lOO SUMMER SESSIONS The first event the group will sical studies, communication arts, Statement is next reviewed for Richard process." The committe^recom- A new social action service for W. Johnson .74 human services and theatre need possible revision." group, the sponsor is a prayer mended that tbe^ tJniversity Student Coalition p.m. . Debbie Gross 59 improvement, and should be con- Against Apart- victims of apartheid at 7:30 "impose a stai^da^s threshold in heid, is currently College of Commerce and Finance: sidered for termination in the near The PEC noted, however, that forming, accord- Thursday in the Main Chapel. an effort to estabnsh sufficiently ing to Kim Howze, a Claudine Liss 173 future if the improvements are research, scholarship and gradu- student The group will also hold a GRADIMIE DAT high minimum standards for all Ken Fahrman 110 not made. involved in the group. march on Friday, ate study must not be viewed as starting at 1 Gregg Bowler and UNDERGRADUME and graduate programs." Howze said the coalition 33 EVENING inseparable. It pointed to Swarth- is p.m. in front of the Center for Also, the PEC recommended currently College of Sciences: Specifically, the PEC stated more and Haverford "going through paper- Peace and Justice Education. COURSES CLASSES colleges as Philip Kousoubris 47 that acceptances to master of arts work" but will be a that applicants to graduate pro- examples of "undergraduate insti- permanent Howze said the destination of the programs in English University College: and political grams in arts and sciences should organization affiliated with the march will tutions that emphasize scholar- be the office of the Jonathan Zahn 42 BUSINESS Wednesday, science be suspended until certain Center for Peace be required to meet a certain level ship and research by their and Justice University President the Rev. June 1 improvements are made. Education. All Senate candidates except for those in the College of Liberal Arts ENGINEERING of scholastic achievement. It faculty." Ed Sullivan, coordina- John M. Driscoll, O.S.A. ran uncontested. to NATHENJinCS Wednesday, June 29 HOAGIES COMPUTER SCIENCE FAST FREE DELIVERY!! Sigma Nu Friday, WITH $6.00 MINIMUM ORDER NATURAL SCIENCE July 1 ITALIAN SPECIAL (Continuedfrom page 3) Listo expanded that Sigma Nu 3 30 to speak on behalf of the University, has responsibilities to the Univer- LIBRARY SCIENCE LA NOVA PIZZA COMPANY (imported ham, genoa salami, capicoila. though. sity as well. The first is to try to Monday, provolone cheese and 789 Lancaster Ave, • Villanova, prosciutto. topped with Listo explained the "Risk get the "Risk Reduction" policy August 1 PA pure olive oil LANGUAGES and apices) Reduction" policy as "basically . . implemented within the Univer- Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 1 1 a.m.-1 a.m. • Fri. 11 & Sat a.m.-3 a.m. ITALIAN for those who are 21, B.Y.O.B. sity for all organizations. Owned and HOAGIE ... o 9*; COUNSELING Wednesday, operated by Vincent Amendda. former ovmer of Vincent's Pizza In Overbrook [bring your own bottle], no kegs The second is to sponsor alcohol Considered the best Pizzeria In West Philadelphia HAM&CHEESE .... 280 EDUCATION June 1 at all, no tap can be present in FAKMNG awareness programs for the non- to PROVOLONE ' NOW HIRING & SALAMI 9 80 the house." well the Greek com- HUMANITIES SKSSION TUNA Greek as as Monday, PIZZA Large Small '^'^^ ••• He continued, 'There must be munity. Listo said events have Medium Stromboli 3.10 THE ARTS August 1 a desirable alternative to alcohol already been planned for the fall. Italian TURKEY ....: : 330 presentT Substantial food must be Cheese Thirdly, each member of the Pepperoni ROAST BEEF 350 present — not potato chips and alumni bioard has been currently PepperonI CHEESE pretzels, but something with more !;;!;;!*;:;*;: Z60 assigned to each individual officer CONTINUOUS REGISTRATION Mushrooms substance. in order to strengthen the posi- For summer Bulletin, write: until the day before (Aii our meats are delicatessen "Each brother is under the Sausage quality!) tions and make sure duties are SUMMER SESSIONS OFFICE obligation to watch out for any Ground Beef Sandwiches also available HOT!! fulfilled. each session begins. brother or anyone else that might Or, if you prefer, call: Listo said he thought the policy Green Peppers be present at the party. If someone Tax it not included was valuable "because right now (2IS)«4S-4320 REGISTER NOW! Onions is intoxicated, the responsibility the future of all fraternities is at includes escorting them out of the Anchovies stake, [with] the general anti- party and seeing they get safely 2nd topping fraternity feelings that are spread- home, or just cut otftheir alcohol," Sicilian WITH THIS COUPON ing across the country." 3rd topping said Listo < one size only) $t.50 Listo saki Sigma Nu has sub- Special OFF He added, "If it's brought to mitted the policy to the Interfra- $10.50 SICILIAN someone's attention that a brother White Pizza w/ch PIZZA! temity Council in response to a let someone go, he can be brought Broccoli Cheese Steaks Available Soontl request for a standardized Univer- up on trial in the fraternity and sity alcohol policy. He explained expelled." that not much actkm has been The policy also states there can MONDAY & ¥VEONE8DAY taken because of concerns with TUESDAY a THURSDAY 'FRIDAY. be no open parties at ail. Each With tlMtjCoupon SATURDAY a SUKDAY Greek Week and the Spring Coupof brother is entitled to only one or Buy a larpa pizza Fettival. Buy 1 piKza any site two guests maximum, and theee Buy 1 lafya pizta wrth ona for If topp^ Listo sakl the polU^ has helped Q«t 2 toppings the prio* of tmo lioE. Mf guests mutt be on the guest liat. the fraternity in working together (Not other oNerH) of soda lif, by chance, sonMone dact grt ¥aNd mm any (Net vaMd with any other olMrtf) (Not and in "realising rll) overly iaioxicatad, it it the retpon* that a fraternity tibility ol wmyem in Signa Nu function is more than just having to tat thia otraen datt att taken a food time. It's watching out for to Hit haapitalr litlo taid. everyooe'i welfare." t

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10 ARrH22,19M By JOHANNE C. SHARP the Editorial Board weighs each Editor in Chief situation that deals with police incident reports and decides the Tailgate policy Villanova University is an excel- import£(nce of the publication of lent institutkm of higher academic names. learning. Unfortunately many For instance, the ViUanovan students here lack a clear under- decided to print the names of three standing of what a newspaper's donft scrap students who were arrested for functions are. The recent Student stealing a flag beoiuse the Editor- Government presidential election, ial Board felt Villanova students the reduction of alcohol at Villanova tailgates campaigns and complications While should know who has been helped reveal this prevailing is necessary, the elimination of kegs is not the answer charged with theft. The newspap- ignorance of a colle^ paper's role, to the problem. A limit to the number of kegs in proportion er recently opted not to publish rights and responsibilities in the to the size of the group is a solution to the current dilemma. the names of over 40 students minds of the students. local bars the The Rev. John P. Stack, O.S.A., dean of students, arrested at because The primary function of a violations were minor and space is considering the prohibition of kegs at next year's newspaper, national, local or was limited. football tailgates in order to improve control. His rationale college, is to inform the public. A Editorials, op-eds and letters to is that there will be less alcohol on the field because of newspaper completes this goal the editor are opinions. An editor- of bottled canned beer. Although the through many methods, including the higher cost and ial is a subjective story that is the straight news, editorials, open op- litter will increase, Stack said he would rather have opinion of the Editorial Board ed and letters to the editor and physical waste than "human waste." based upon research and report- advertising. ing. decision of the angle of is open to any of other candidate, Terise advertisements if content is ques- More control is needed during tailgating. But the The member the Fusco, Straight news consists of objec- a ViUanovan editorial rests with paper's audience. All op-ed and was not the best choice. tionable or not appropriate for the elimination of kegs only encourages a wider spread Editorial Board and is ulti- letters ViUanovan. tive reporting of stories of interest the to the editor must be The editorial addressed issues, consumption of hard alcohol, more kegs in the dormitories decision of the and importance to the newspap- mately the final factually accurate, abide by the not personal characteristics, and less control. The ViUanovan is the publica- and throughout campus and much er's audience. The ViUanovan Editor in Chief. Section editors, University Mission Statement, effectively presented an accurate, tion of record of Villanova Univer- they help write or signed and in accordance to the The Tailgate Management Team has the job of has the right to cover events and while may sound argument. The editorial sity. We have an advisor who is incidents that deal with the research, are not responsible for ViUanovan letters policy. The was researched stopping tailgates at 1:15 p.m. It is much easier to halt and supported by employed by the University. Our of the Editorial paper has the right edit University. ^ the opinions to for many sources, including several the flow of one keg than control the drinking from cans advisor, June Lytel-Murphy, effec- Board. length and to withhold the editors' The ViUanovan has the right reactions to the presiden- tively advises and allows the of an entire group. author's sensitive Letters to the Editor. name under tial debate and to the work pro- of beer, and obligation to the public to The authors of op-ed and letters Editor in Chief to make decisions. The elimination of kegs encourages cans circumstances. duced by both publish police incident reports to the editor printed in the Vil- candidates over In her role, Lytel-Murphy pro- which are easily transported and concealed. Students will their years at Villanova. including names of individuals if lanovan are held responsible for Many students at Villanova motes the best learning atmos- into as well as be more likely to bring beer the stadium they are 18 years of age or over. their words. This section of the were incorrectly under the impres- Advertisements in a newspaper phere with real life situations. She the ViUanovan did not to other parts of campus. Ignorance needs correction To keep incidents in perspective, newspaper is a public forum and sion that are usually paid for and are not forces the Editor in Chief to Additional hard alcohol is perhaps the most devas- have the right to endorse Sean the opinions of the Editorial Board realize the importance of Closkey for Student Government or staff. Advertising in the VU- decisions. tating effect of the elimination of kegs. Students do not To the Editon president. The Editorial Board not lanovan must conform to the Johanne C. Sharp is an English/ know how to handle grain alcohol and sometimes do not stop if we are to become the even Michelle Olivia Young election? What the right to support the newspaper's policy and the Mis- Communication Arts only had major and greater nation that can be. Class of effects of liquors. we 1991 realize the potent other hard best candidate in its view, it also sion statement of the university. the Editor in Chief of the best-kept secrets on the We would like to see the reduction of "human waste" I am writing in response to the By DANTE J. SCALA campus had the right to point out why the The paper has the right to refuse VUlanovan. week they took place. Besides as much as Stack. But the elimination of kegs would only remark that Terise Fusco is EOrrORS ASSISTANT EDITORS quoted as making in the special It was Monday night, the eve word of mouth, there was virtu- increase the amount of hard liquor on the field and News: Noel E. Fatco News: Kevin C. Heil campaign issue of the Villano- of student elections, at Villanova. ally no publicity, and candidates decrease the amount of control at tailgates. Let's develop Dante J. Scala Jennifer Reidy America As the campaign neared its sup- discussed the issues in front of Support Central van. Fusco, when asked to com- Features: R. Mtehael Bulkma Sharon A. Waters a reasonable system where the number of kegs is limited ment on minority students here posed climax, a videotape of the sparse audiences. Lack of public- Susan E. Corcoran Features: Jacqueline Gentile according to the size of the organization or group. at Villanova, referred to them as Student Govenunent presidential ity also explains the empty seats Entertalnmsnt: Kathryn Quigley Entertainment: Alien Ambrosino By LOU MESHON Right now, a complete squadron making it easy for the Nicaraguan a 'burden for the nation.' She also candidate debate was played in in Connelly Center on the night Revise, don't scrap, the established system. Sports: John Ricco Jeff Gillies of deadly Soviet MI-fflND attack Communists to spread their stated, "We're going to have to the Belle Air Terrace of the of the televised debate. Doug Scancarella Sports: Jim Bowman As a freedom-loving Republican, helicopters is being kept attack- Soviet-Cuban style of communism pay for them later in welfare — Connelly Center, before an excited John F. Swift Apparently the commission felt I must ask you to listen to Pres- ready in communist Nicaragua. into other Central American now we are going to have to pay crowd of — almost no one. The Managing Editor that it was the candidates' respon- ident Ronald Reagan. The presi- countries, like nearby El-Salvador, for them in collie." images flashed for over an hour The Soviets are supplying the Applaud minority Andrea LoCascio sibility to advertise the debates. dent is desperately trying all a friend of the United States. on rows of empty seats before Sandinistas with a sophisticated Layout Director. Eileen McGinley candidates had their own possible solutions to protect the But and deadly military arsenal. In You see now that the Commu- It is this kind of ignorance that workers attempted to turn off the Art Editor Bullkm to run, it was American people from the threat nists Andrew campaigns and alone, the Soviet Union have their toehold in Nica- impedes our nation fulfilling show. 1986 from Intsms: Cynthia B. Bosnian, Kathleen Retehner unreasonable to expect them to of communist conquest in Central ragua, shipped over 25,300 tons of arms they want to spread the recruitment efforts its maximum potential. Black America. Right now, Reagan is Photography: Dana Shafie The scene that night illustrates take on this additional burden poison of fortify the bloody Sandinis- communism through slaves carried this nation on their tohelp Qrssk Page: Jill DeForte. Steve DelDuco the languid atmosphere which when the commission had several trying to ensure America's Central America and into ta war. Mexico shoulders before the Civil War, securing a The words of the Mission Statement are clear: Advertising Dirsctor Jim Duffy surrounded this year's student staff members to perform these national security by by using Nicaragua as their base and they continue to make inval- until election day. peace initiative and stopping the The Soviet Union is turning to enroll students with diverse social, Subscriptions/Billing: Ram Salter campaign duties. In addition, when the of operation. "Villanova attempts uable contributions to society Nicaragua into another Cuba; and F.Y.L CoordlnstOR Collelle Mitchell Instead of charging the air with commission's members saw that spread of communism in Central geographic, economic and educational backgrounds. today. the Soviet Union even Can you imagine it Psrsonsis/ClsssWIsd: Paul lacovoni conflict and intensity, the cam- candidates were not publicizing America. wants what will more. The Soviets want to turn be like when every single Furthermore, in utilizing its financial aid resources to Advisor June W. Lytel-Murphy paign generally was so low-key the debates, they could have taken Even as you read this, the country every country in Central America on our southern border is like a help achieve this student body, Villanova recognizes its Other minorities came to Amer- that several of its events came and steps to do it themselves. Soviet Union is preparing to turn all America into into another Cuban satellite! loaded gun aimed at the heart of responsibility to use part of those resources to assist the ica and worked to make this h Richard Atxaham, Michael Aimette. Lucinda Alfleri, John went with little notice from poten- of Central all, duties America? it nation what it is today, always tial ' After the powers and another Cuba, complete with You know could be the economically and educationally disadvantaged.'* Baker, Karia Beckner, Tom Brugger, Monica Byrne. Diane P. student voters. I cannot think of anything more of the Elections Commission end of our way of life. having to work twice as hard as Carman, Bill Carr, Russ Ceccola, Miary E. Charest, John Chepega. Soviet military air fields and terrifying. Reagan is working as The reality of Villanova is far from this ideal. The blame for this poor exercise include the "insurance of proper submarines. their Anglo Saxon brothers and Diane A CilkNie. Andrea Cinelli, Joanne L Conrad. Wayne Crsskilt. nuclear hard as he can to save Central We cannot allow American to of democracy lies mainly with the of all election and Steps are being taken, however slow they may be, sisters. This brings me to another Jim Crossan, Stove D'Angek). Tim Daniels, Joe DeFulvio, Michael promotion But for reasons of their own, the America from the Communists. Elections Commission. Rather fall into Soviet hands because of point; are minorities campaign affairs pertaining to the liberal Democrats in Congress to bring Villanova closer to that ideal. women also, Denison. GJ. Donnelly, Diane Dragortette. Bob Duggan. Chris But the liberals in Congress have our lack of interest. With this I than taking steps to attract stu- candidates and/or the Student oppose every solution our presi- The minority recruitment open house held April 12 or did Fusco forget how women Etgen, Krislen FaHan, Paul Fratamkx), Debbie Gross, Kevin A Hecht. stood in his way at every step. The ask all of you to continue the dent attention tp^ivard the election, Body," according to the election have fought for the right to vote Karen k>vino. Luci JankowsM, Michael Jones, Thsresa Jones, dent suggests. They seem not to liberals want to forever cut off all was a positive sign of the results of several steps. the commission simply went support against communism laws. if Central America is turned now granted them in the 19th Bridget KeHecher, Terry Kelly. Barbara Kresch. Ireiis V. Langran. care U.S. aid to help the Nicaraguan which Reagan is so strongly the motions. As a result, Denise Houser, Villanova's minority recruiter, is to through into dagger pointed amendment; and how women Jackie Lanza, Andrew Malhis, Dave Maylish, ElUoir McEktowney, try to correct a communist Freedom Fighters combat the fighting for! an opportunity to take steps It is too late now to be congratulated. In the three years slvs has been here, fight today to get the Equal Rights Joe McQowan, Carolyn MirabHe. Stove Monlresor. Coleen at the heart of America. Communists in Central America. Moore. apathy flaws in the commission, whether toward reducing student Villanovans, you and minorit/^pplications and enrollment have increased, this Amendment passed? Dan Moriarty, Sharon Neubauer. Mary O'Neill. Christopher Pepe. lacks of funding, direc- Fellow may have been wasted. they were Worst of all, the liberal Demo- Lou Meshon Stophsn Powers, Dana Rao. Stobhan Roder. Krisllne Ryan,Stophen Reagan know that a communist year more dramatically than the past. tion or commitment. When next crats ignore Reagan's peace Class of 1988 Fusco has in fact insulted her- J. Schlager, Mk:helto Shanahan. Stove Shillekki, Tara Siligcrto. of the commission's first Central America would mean an She is responsible for helping attract not only more Amy One semester's elections approach, attempts and seem intent upon College KepubUcans self of Soviet tanks, and other minorities by imply- Spenser. Maureen Stapleton. Laura Stovens. Elana Rose Stan*. missteps was its poor scheduling however, the mistakes made dur- unbroken chain minority students, but more quality applicants as well, ing that submarines minorities are all on Amgad Suboungi. T. Patton Trimble. Christine A Wnuk. of the campaign. The commission ing this campaign must be planes, nuclear assuring the standards of academic excellence are welfare and are useless, dead failed to consider the publishing remembered. and war missiles encircling maintained. And she remains a friend and counselor to weight for this natkm. There are dates of the VUlanovan, the sole America from California to election many students at Villanova. white Anglo Saxons who are on The writing, articles, lay-out. pk:tures and format are the newspaper on campus, when it set For at its best, a student Florida! welfare also; and whites need can spark interest in Student Right now, Reagan faces the She has also succeeded in uniting the Villanova responsibHity of the Editor and the Editorial Board and do not up the election schedule. The to fmancial akl to go to college just necessarily represent tie view of tie adminislrslton, iscuity and VUlanovan could have publudzed Government, provide enlightening battle of his administration community as illustrated by the high successful open as minorities do. When are we stodsnto unlsss spedflcaHy atotod. The Unk^erilly subscribes to the the election through articles and information about University continue supporting freedom, house. Faculty, adnunistrators, minority and non- going to stop saying 'us' and principteiDfresponsibte freedom of expression tor our stodent editors. heightened interest in the cam- issues and unite students for a securing Democracy and stopping minority students alike^me together and contributed •them'? paign. Instead, election scheduling common purpose: the election of communism. The Soviet Union is worst, base for time and effort. The VXanovan is pubMshsd Fridays. 10 issues a semestor. prohibited the VOIaaovwi from their leaders. At its how- using Nicaragua as a We are all people, brothers and ever, it is only another sign of the communism to every The results were obvious in the faces of the many CkcuMton: 8^500. Subscriptions ers av^labto at $17.50 par yev. cdvering the canqjaign during one bringing sisters, and we must all work For sdvsiising injormajon contod the ofRoe 10 to 4 p.m. its FViday tasues. The student apathy which pervades country on America's southern parents and students attending. They were impressed. S;m. of nfukr together to make sure this ignor- westottiys. 215-646-7207. newspaper's editors hsA to work the campus. Neit year's Electkms border. In communist Nicaragua, For the house helped the decision for it some, open make ance not perpetuated. o9Utiakt to publish information Comaafosioo onast do its best to over 3,500 trained Cuban '*mil- them. for the vottts by ekctMO day. make the fonner s reality. itary advisors" have been made s America it a meking pot, at it Yes, change does come to Villanova. No, it is not psrt o(f the Nicaraguan military. wat meant to be. We ai« naarly possible without combined student support and under- bilhMual with Fi^th and SpMi- intcUliBnce has now It is possible, seen it us. It learas^ihatthsoMMMmist plans standing. we hive around ith. 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To the Editor: . riack the skill to adequately show my appreciation for you, my I am compelled to thank all supporters. I Campus must express that I those who supported my candi- am.proud to be one among you. dacy. I can only accommodate the liaiN||eiM»p6il hope that this You are the sole reason I believe By DANA SHAHE Vilianova must letter will not do you an injuatkx. in Vilianova. You are what makes Photography Editor The people who endorsed, sup- Vilianova. Although th^ results of the EditoR ancient Tolentme Hall elevator tively end work for the day. To through just to get to an office or to replace that wheezy To ported and worked for me have the electidn have been silenced, sat idle and broken once again. the wheefchair bound, the steps aclasoDom. contraption? instilled a tremendous pride in your support is loud and Does Vilianova University have might as well be the High Sierras. I am an electrical engineering Use your noggins folks ... it is Docens d diseases and injuries me. You have demonstrated your resounding. This week the Villano- a moral obligation to provide its graduate student who needs to much easier, and cheaper, to I exact mobility impairment as a *'Curb cuts** and lifts help some, faith and belief in my alMlities. thank you for the victory you van asks: What is your mobility-impaired employees and climb those four wretched flights replace the elevator than it is to have penalty. For most sufferers no but the elevator serves many The belief in a person is the given me. opinion regarding the Vil- clients (students) with safe, rel- ol stairs every day, many times spend weeks in court rscondling ^ outward sign of impediment exists more. All are affected by the greatest compliment one can SeanQoakey ianova presidential elec- iable and functional meaAs of a day, when the elevator is out a preventable injury or death. (a mixed Messing). unobuntable number of "down bestow upon another. Class of 198e tion scandal? assistance? of service. I feel I must speak out movement days" for this elevator. Less dramatk but mor^ likely is provides as for- The staircase against this outrage. the payout of receive tins d ttiousands Does the University barrier for the^ people I midable a Why do I care? am a disabled This is not something new. I of dollars by the Univeraity in skk federal funds for this purpose? If ' 1989 class plan now it for those who are as does veteran, and have had arthritis for was an undergrad here and the days, benefits and lost work. ^ it does, aren't there legal obliga- appliance required to rely on an over 15 years as a result of my elevator was obsolete then. What Wake up now. To the Editon process. , tionsaswell? basic locomotion. It not picnic. for injuries. is a is it gomg to take to get the Any interested persons wishing These questions have occurred To someone with limited cardi- I am a registered nurse who has administration and the Mainte- Ma F. (yRoorke Graduation is our final activity to partkipate are invited to stop to me many times over the last ovascular capacity a flight of felt the agony of others with nance Department ''off the dime'* graduate student as Villanovans and our last union by the Student Government weeks, as I climbed the four stairs can invite disaster. To limitations many times more as a class. Student input is neces- Office, 204 Dougherty Hall, or call flights of steps to the electrical another with arthritis the same severe than my own. I am horrified sary if we are to have a voice in 645-7203 and leave a message for engineering department while the steps trigger pain and can effec- to think of what some must go planning the format of our Vicki or Sean. Be considerate commencement. your favorite intramural To the Editor how Now is the time for the class Sean Closkey is doing, and, of course, your team of 1989 to join together to ensure Class of 1989 Where is the hottest place on life goals and ambitions. Fusco apologizes to students that we are part of the decision Assistant Secretary of campus to go and shoot the breeze All of these are good — the making process. . Internal Affairs with friends (acquaintances, subject does not to matter your seem The Student Government is problem. big To the Editor: ple, I retract those statements and people you do not know)? Connel- as long as you get a group currently forming a committee to Vicki DiStefano goal at present is to take the ly? It together and, most important of My publicly commit myself to a great- The wall? A dorm? Wrong. work on plans for next year's Class of 1989 The human condition plagues first step, in apology. The Black is the library. Preferably under all, be loud so that the rest of the er awareness of this sensitive graduation. This is your chance Chairperson of the all of Unfortunately, mine has Cultural Society and I have of floor can hear Surely every- us. situation. This will not be the last one those blue "quiet study you! to be influential in the decision 1989 graduation committee been public this past week and my gathered already to share our word. Student Government will area" signs. That way you would one must be interested ignorance about a very sensitive feelings, and I appreciate that follow as leaders in raising this not be disturbed, right? Surprise, we were not interest- revealed. Explanation opportunity. Now we must is ed. library issue was awareness. Thank you to Cynthia This what many people on Most of us are in the Fusco is competent and clarification are my top prior- address the problem of the major- Glover and her friends, sometimes this campus seem to think — that for one reason ~ it is supposed ities to rectify my unknowingly ity. There are many more people things like this must happen to Falvey Memorial Library is the to be a quiet study area. U you To the Editor: and did not submit it to the Senate offensive statements about just like me — ignorant to the make a crucial ignorance hot social spot on Villanova's want to rehash the "big game," known. last year for this very reason. minorities. histories, the culture, the lives, campus (open sieven days a week!). or discuss how banana prices As an active member of the Interestingly enough, Closkey Never before experiencing any the attitudes and the feelings of Tense You can see all of your friends affect your life, fine. Do it some- Fusco Student Government, I feel it is held the same position this year situation such as the one I now minorities. Class of and catch up on everything that where else. When you are in the 1989 necessary to reply to Michelle but did not attend a single coed face, I am somewhat groping my Allowing myself to be an exaip- Student Body vice president has happened in the last seven library, shut up! CiccQlo's article in the April 12 dorms meeting. I can attest that way through it. Minorities are in years. Prime topics are: your/ issue of the Villanovan. I have he deserves no credit for work oif no way, shape or form a burden their weekend adventures, your/ Joe Cubbage been on the coed dorms committee this report. It angers me that or a problem to society. The' their love lives and summer plans. Class of 1989 and have worked under Terise anyone would try to give it to him. diversity they bring is wholly Do not stereotype Fusco last year and supposedly This is especially true since, positive. I now realize that the real under Sean Closkey this year. Ciccolo has been on this commit- burden, the problem, is the major- To the Editon context or even if she hit a mental Refuse to support I strongly disagree with tee for two years. ity of society. block during the debate in which Ciccolo's inaccurate statement In my opinion, it is obvious that The majority includes myself. I write in response to T^se these remarks were quoted; this about Fusco's leadership style. In Fusco is an active leader. I have By inaccurately lumping all Fusco's comment on financial aid is not relevant, because if Fusco the position of assistant secretary worked below her for two years. minorities into one stereotypical being the most important issue is such the do-gooder that she of internal affairs last year, Fusco She was chosen to become vice portion of society, as quoted from facing ViUanova students. lean portrays, these remarks would led every coed dorms meetings She president because of her qualifi- the presidential debate in the not begin to explain how outraged have never been uttered. To the Editon tion, real estate and retail sales. telephoned rest I students with the cations. Fusco's leadership abili- newspaper, my ignorance was became after reading such a Never would I, a black student, These jobs were made available This editorial is written of the committee for the student ties should never have been ques- revealed. This is unfortunately blatant display of racism. In insinuate that all minorities are as a as a direct result of the high survey. initiated direct rebuttal to the letter written She the coed tioned as a ploy to better Closkey 's exemplary of what minorities Fusco's statement, "If we don't on welfare nor would I ever imply property values created as a result provide for by Mark Cuthberson and dorms report that was submitted campaign. consistently face, whether it is them (minorities) they that minorities are a burden at John of Proposition 2 1/2, a measure will Lewis in last week's to the Senate this year. Fusco subtle or blatant. not be educated so later on Vilianova. My point is, Fusco Yillanovan that "The Duke" strongly entitled defends proved to be very thorough in the Ann Margaret Donnelly My ignorance stems honestly. we're going to have to pay for must have believed what she said "Student Duka- opposed. I can hardly call creatmg them through welfare." kis." Being a resident of the state planning process for this report Qass of 1989 I thought I was an expert about because if these thou^^ts are as a fragile service based economy of Massachusetts, I would like to Villanova's apparent neglect of She does a great job of not only foreign to her as she would like meeting the challenge with "solid the address thegjeneralities presented results." our mission to enroll people of manifesting her ignorance, but in minority population to bdieve, ^ t in Cuthberson and Lewis' article diverse economic and social back- the process enlightens myself, as these ideas would have never The Wall Slre^ Journal has Ethics questioned with facts. state of the > grounds. I have met with Admis- well as other minority students, formulated. attributed the good the some of the Villanovans issued ^ sions Counselor Denise Houser to to the current situation at this The bad thing about Fusco's I must agree with them on the .Massachusetts* economv to To the Editon discuss this situation, espe- highly statements is not that 1980 tax cut, which "The Duke" on election day, denied the rights I very acclaimed Catholk institu- they are point that Michael Dukakis was racist to heavy defense of the students to receive knowl- cially in relation to financial aid, tion. It is remarkable that at such statements, but that they the benefactor of economic cir- opposed, and After reading both the April 12 edgable information on the elec- and read a few related articles. a highly recognized, prestigous are ignorant statements; an ignor- cumstances in the state of Mas- spendii^, which averages $15,000^ and 15 issues of the Villanovan, tions "behind closed doors." How- I spoke out strongly with good school such as Vilianova, we have ance that runs rampant through- sachusetts. By the time that per capita over 2 times over the I now realize the ignorance and out ever, the election issue did not intentions yet with inaccurate, such uninformed bigots running our campus. Dukakis retook the state house in national average of $625 per unprofessionalsim of its editorial information, but, insensitive words. The problem is for Student Government Students at Vilianova live on 1983, the economy, the nation's capita. The Journal also saw the staff. It is true that they have a provide such instead, concentrated on cutting exemplified through my words, president. stereotypes instead of facts. Little third worst when he left office, state's low unemployment as a right to endorse a candidate it do Vilianova result of Reagan's defense buildup political office, up Fusco with unfounded state- ; but is representative of how students know the was among the nation's 10 best. running for a When I caught up with Fusco ! minorities perceive society views majority of people on welf^v are and stagnant growth in the state's however, this does not justify the ments on her work in Student and asked her if she had made I also agree with their statement J them. While my intentions were white, but then again, how can labor force. I wouM hardly call libelous and untruthful state- Government. The Villanovan # these remarks her reply was that that "the true test of economic credible, the situation lent to the I expect students here to know this "aggressive regional ments they used against the failed to discuss Closkey's qual- what she had said was taken out leadership for a state governor is that, a few of them still think development." opposing candidate. This type of ifications and attributes and of context and that she did not how he can channel the benefits black people have tails. I do not Regarding the "Massachusetts journalism is not only unethical, proceeded to mudsling against his know if this was what she really of an upswing in the national think it improper to ask Fusco for Miracle," political economist but also nauseating. opposing candidate. meant. economy into polkaes that will a fordial apology. Craig Roberts said in a recent It is also sad to see that the sustain his state in the future.*' This type of unethical journal- However, the crux of my com- Business Week artk:le: "Sure the Villanovan staff cannot realize Letters ism deserves and demands the plaint does not depoid on whether T. However, I fail to see how Democratic front runner worked their mistakes and poor judge- Damon Green attention of the Vilianova stu- her statements were taken out oif Cla8sofl991 Dukakis has done this. In the oast miracles in Mass|K:husetts/ if you ment. They defended their endor- dent body and administration. I 5 years 'The Duke" has added in taxes and see televiskm higher sement only 'by stating that recommend that the paper's 10,000 state empkiyees, raising stepped up government disagrees with the "anyone who values be reviewed and the edi- policy the state payroll 65 percent cor- spending." Villanovan opinion has the right torial staff be reprimanded for responding to a whopping $900 I do not know about you but if letter to the editor to write a their mistakes. million, making Massachusetts this is the type of "innovation" voicing their own views." No. 1 in the nation ingrowth state that Cuthbereon and Lewis refer However, this was not possible Patricia A. Scudder 1989 The VUktnovaM willprint "Ut- government from fiscal year 1963 to I would just as soon say 'No, for Fusco and her supporters, to 1968. This, as Corrine E. Kohl ters to the Editor" received at its you can well Thank Your because the election edition of the imagine, Cathy Coyne offices in 201 Dougherty prior to puts a huge strain on the In closing I would like to para- Villanovan came out on the day already Ann Margaret Donnelly the weekly deadline, Tuesday at 2 fioundering state penskm phrase Cuthberson and Lewis by of elections. This obviously biased fund VkkieSala p.m. All letters must be typed and^ peates a huge deficit which saying that their article proves and untruthful issue then became will Megan Sullivan double spaced. The editors will ultimately be made up by beyond doubt that there is nobody a large donation to the Sean SharooVarga withhold a name upon request, increased taxation. len informed or arrogant then a Ck)6key campaign, and he grate- but Naacy Duacan all letters must be signedand should On top of that, Massachusetts, Bay State Democrat. Permanent fully used these papers as his Diane Grey include the writer's telephone holding only 3.1 percent of the maiority statua h^fi left this breed campttgn material. NaoMi Kjuraa 1988 number. Because limiitd space, natxMTs mamifacturing jobs, kist with s fmwhMnt (for uninformed The BMst distressing result of of Rila Hefdliai 1990 not all letters can beprinted. Others 41 peramt 6# aQ manufacturing ranting. f: both thsse Vfltaaovaa issues is may be edited. Letters nmy be^semt jobs lost in the United SCatas that the ttudent body has yet to by mail to: the VIHwhsmi, VU- between 1964 sad 1967, oorres- laam the entire truth about both Editor's note: The portions errone- to over the entire 1968 lanom University, ViOanova, Pa. pondini 74,006 jaha. TUs. candidates and ously referred to im this letter as fweaidetttial elections. 19086. didjMtsiwvu^iothe gmtmfrms ttte Aphi 15 editoriai di«a hscauaa of The VMmmvmi may believe am mimmltyffom an ap-edpublished thsiafluaofnawjahsia^ that PtMai hr that

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Greek Page Features April 22. leee • THE VILLANOVAN •Faga 15 Greek awards presenM Echoes from inside five prison waiis By STEVE DELDUCO Alpha Chi Omega). These awafds rush (sororities, since they all By R. for 25 muiutea, not* quite aure Greek Page Editor were for excellence in Greek rush the same, did not have an MICHAEL BULLOTTA prison to teach classes to inmates. still had all three (the bracelet, polo club for brunch. Futures Editor which state we were in (mentally, Week. Certificates were given to vfnxd for ruah), Lambda Kappa (Believe it or not, these Villanova pass and stamp). Needless to say, The first main activity of the as well as geographically), we On April 16, the IFC/PANHEL the first-place finishers for each Delta (now FOI) for athletics students do not sport Ralph Laur- I checked often to make sure mine tour found our class in a room, The day that I stopped and asked a road-side for (there was no athletic awartl for was eagerly, en shirts, pennyk)afere or leather were still there. I was also told unchaperoned r- held their aiiniuil Greek Week Greek Week event both frater- by prison guards almibst nervously awaiting, had construction worker for his banquet nities and sororities. Folkiwing soixMitieaXandZetaPiiaiidAlpha aviator jadcets.') to get rid of my concealed "con- (although they were close by), , awards banquet. The come. I was Ute arriving to insight on finding the prison. His held at the Holiday Inn in King the certificate presentatian, came Phi for philanthropy. my When it was time for our tour traband," which consisted of a talking with five convicted mur- 11:30 a.m. criminology class last looks, combined with the quick, - of Prussia was the culmination of the presentation of the Greek The two biflKat awards of the to get under way, we had to firat piece of gum I was chewing. It was derera. The purpose was to give Wednesday. I guess I just took a confident manner of his response ' a week long of events in which Week trophies for the overall evening were Outstanding Greek pointed out that gum can be used the class a realistic picture of little k>nger than usual getting with directions, made my friend 1 Villanova fraternities and soror- champions. Third-place finishers, and Overall Chapter Excellence. to plug up locks, making them what the inmate is all about. I showered and dressed. After all, and I quite certain that he had r ities vied for the coveted Greek Tau Kappa Omega and Kappa Outstandinig Greiek went to Joe ineffective. probably learned the most from I had to k)ok nice for done some hard time there him- Tim wont thkg of Mil 1$ Zaller of Sigma Phi Epaikm and the 2,700 After we were deared through the minutes I spent . Week trophies (one for the frater- Kappa Gamma and second-place ^ with Ben, self, or was at least DinnemiUer ol Kappa convicted murderera and other related to security, steel < nity champion and one for the finishers, Sigma Pi and Delta Maureen Umtourtroodomls two gates were James, Dwayne, "Fang" and fekms. someone who had. sorority champion). Delta Delta, were announced Kappa Gamma. opened, one at a time, and we were Tyrone. Dr.JamesJ. McKenna, professor To make the long drive a short Moo from us. And The evening's festivities kicked previously to the final presenta- The Overall Chapter Excdienoe now inside the prison walls. I felt My initial reaction was surprise of criminokigy, handed out direc- story, at 2:30 p.m., a half-hour off with opening addresses by IFC tion of the trophies to the Greek Awards were presented to Pi Hmfowonothoootiho fairly confident at the time, at with the polite and intelligent way abo¥c,iiicmberadfLXA display the Greek Week duuapkmalilptrophy tions to the prison in class that after we were supposed to be president Rob Colton and Panhel- Week champions. Lambda Chi Kappa Alpha and Delta Delta least compared to my friend who the inmates were answering ques- whkh w— thetw for another year. there, arrived of this year, the overall "'V morning. And, within minutes we outside the giant physkolpolo. as r lie president Miche Veix. After Alpha and Kappa Alpha Theta. Delta. As ^ ^ was nervous as a cat in a room tions posed by students. My friend foltowing the condusion of class, cement wall surrounding the iiNMrtii at QfitaiTora Prison dinner had been served, the Next came the presentation by Chapter Excellence Awards are in his speecn, Bonas stressed that in events that took place over the full of rocking chaira. and I felt relieved to learn that at we were off to the firat and only prison. awards presentations for the Joe Critelli of Sigma Nu of the year the form of cups, which will be light of all the negative publicity past week. Overall, the evening I must admit, my confidence least some of the prisoners were fidd trip of the semester — the We parked, locking the doora of evening commenced. end awards for Greek excellence displayed in a trophy case in that Greeks have been receiving was a great time for all, winners was shaken a little when, as we "intelligent human beings," and State Correctional Institution at course, and entered the visitora' be subject to the standard rigid The first set of awards were in various areas. The awards, in Dougherty Hall. The winners will lately, greeks should concentrate and kwera alika^ The Greek com- were walking down the main that we were not surrounded by Graterford, Pa., a maximum waiting room located outside the security measures. presented by Martin McGahan of the form of plaques, went to Pi have their chapter name and year on the positives that they can munity is stronger than ever at These corridor, it was brought to my 2,700 Charles Mansons. security prison. prison walls. We were glad to find Pi Kappa Alpha. (Martin organ- Kappa Alpha and Delta Gamma of winning engraved on the cups. offer, which is what tKe whole Villanova, and on this evening, included signing in, presenting attention that the photographs on The inmates had some interest- Transportation was not pro- that our class was still there ized Greek Week along with Cluis- for social. Pi Kappa Alpha and After the awards had been evening was about. the feeling in the room was evi- identification, passing through a the wall were those of prison ing things to say. When asked vided for the trip, so, with a friend waiting to be called in for our metal detector and receiving a tie Bonesch of Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Chi Omega for pledge presented, Gary Bonas Jr., Greek The evening concluded with a dence enough of this. guards that had been killed by what it is like to live among the who is in my class, we began exdusive tour. It was, indeed, hospital-like ID bracelet, a clip-on and Melissa Mourtzanakis of programming. Pi Kappa Alpha for advisor, gave a 3hort speech. In slide show m the Greek Week inmates at Graterford. I began to prison population at Graterford, driving to the prison around 1 p.m. exclusive, as only Villanova and visitor ID pass and an invisible get the impression that the people one inmate said, "You have to be One of the first crimes one other school is given this commit- hand-stamp. who lived at this giant housing paranoid. You have to be constant- ted that day Was our pathetic opportunity, probably because were told that not We we would project were not all swell fellows ly looking over your shoulder. I Zeta Psi tees off for McDonald's attempt at navigating the suggest- Villanova and the other college be permitted to leave the prison of Kids that never feel safe until I'm House you would locked in want to play a By TOM MARRON donated dose to $1,500 to the individuals. Campus oiganizations can get ed route. After driving aimlessly have professors coming to the at the end of the tour unless we other Greek oiganizations, that round of golf with or take to the (Continued on page 18) Staff Writer House of Kids. Through the Zeta Psi Golf into the act by sponsoring a hole. has made the tournament such a Ronald McDonald House of The Tournament, individuals and For $40, a sign displaying your success in the past. For more On May 2, Zeta Psi Kids is a home away from home fraternity organizations can hdp in several organization's name will be posted information concerning the tour- Coors makes a splash in Pa. will hold their for families of children being Fourth Annual ways. A small donation of $60, at the tee of your choice. It is this nament, and how you can help, Invitational Golf treated for leukemia, other Tournament to entitles an individual to 18 holes kind of support, especially from contact Tom Marron at 354-9048. heat pasteurize their beer to benefit the Ronald McDonald cancers, severe blood disorders of golf, a golf cart, lunch, a By ALLEN AMBROSINO efforts, Coors is now the fifth maintain its purity. Heat harms House of Kids. Each year, money and other serious illnesses. These banquet dinner, a three-hour beer and JEFF GILLIES largest brewer in America, and the taste of beer, so, in order to is raised for the House of Kids houses are located near hospitals bar, many prizes and lots of fun. Assistant Entertainment Editors was recently named "Corporation brewery-fresh flavor of through area business sponsor- so that families can stay dose by, Most importantly, a worthwhile TrhDelta Centenial protect the of the Year." its refuses to heat ship, donations and entrance fees and ease the feare of children donation will "Brewed in Golden, Colorado beer, Coors The Coors product line consists be made to the ByAMYOKONSKI know Ddta Delta Delta sistera, from players in the tournament. staying in hospitals for treatment. with pure mountain spring water, pasteurize. of different beers of House of Kids. If you are not a Stt^R^orter such as Elizabeth Dole, will serve many which The tournament has This non-profit oiiganization can- the finest barley, selected grains Instead, Coors beer is run only a are available in been growing golfer, you can still make a con- as a reunion and a meeting place few the in over the years, and with last not survive without donations of and hops. No preservatives or through a series of filters a east. Coors and Light tributk>n by attending the banquet for Tri-Ddta sistera everywhere. Coors year's field of 75 golfers, Zeta both time and from willing additives." This statement is sterile environment and imme- Psi monev following the tournament. Eighteen hundred and eighty Many Villanova Ddta Delta (known as the Silver Bullet) are found on every can and bottle of diately placed into bottles, cans the most popular. Heavy advertis- r eight was a year of much inno- Ddta sistera are planning to make Cooti beer, which, since 1873, has andlkegs. Through this process, ing campaigns have begun to vation that today we take for the trip to Boston to experience been one of the most popular the need for heat pasteurization introduce Coors Extra Gold and New laws affect Greeks granted. As the Kodak Corpora- a part of Tri-Ddta history. One American beers on the west coast. is eliminated. 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(CauHntudfrom pogi 15) the assessment unit and the knits for tme of my dmes . "Nightnar^ on Elm Street" special light, and we took a deep recreation yard. The man was motkiking to us mom, now that I had oome face- breath when we were on the my cell at night/' to inilde the oliioe, and come we to-faoe with the real-life versk>n "outside" again. for charity did not see any reason why we of Freddie Knieger. - The most memorable moment should refuse. As we walked into ) On the way to the car, my By BLKE JONES Muscatello were two of 20 selected About the violence that goes on of the day, and one that woke up the room, I turned to friend, no kmger ruled by her fear my right, We then passed back through out of 60 applicants from 125 at Graterford, another inmate, more than a few of our goose- of prisons and prisoners, turned SUiffReparter only to be staring into the eyes the two steel gates and turned in chapters. The decisions Ivere who had been at the prison for 12 bumps, came later in the tour. As to me, smiled confidently and said, of William Bnidfiekl, the Main our passes. Our invisible hand- based on biking and fundraising years, indicated that it was much This summer, senior John Del- we were walking down one of the Line murderer. I Uxktd around stamps were checked under the "Are we having fun yet?" fini and junior Greg MuscateUo ability. worse before drugs were so readily main corridors, my friend and I and reahxed there were no guards will Uterally reach acroea America available. All five of the inmates were at the very back of the group nearby. as a select team of 25 cyclists and we talked to agreed that the drugs and noticed a familiar face motion- The marathon begins in San crew members from Pi Kappa Phi help keep down the violence. They ing at us from inside one of the My friend said nervously, "Is Diego, where the two Villanovans also indticated that much of the chapters nationwide pedal from omces where some of the more that him?" I said, "M think so." ho knows, who cares will start their 60 to 100 mile per coast to coast with the goal of drug supply comes in via corrupt educated inmates do bookwork for This was oonfirined when Dr. day trek on the southern route, raising over $50,000 for PUSH. prison empk>yees, and that they about $.30 an hour. McKenna and the rest of the class encountering blistering heat and believe the guards unofficially doubled back and entered the inclement weather conditions at condone the drugs because it office where Bradfieki and other PUSH, which sUnds for Play times. They will finish in Washing- The man was one of the friendly makes their jobs easier and safer. inmates worked. Thanks for all the hate mail ... at least we know you're Units For Severely Handicapped, ton, D.C. on Aug. 14. 'Tm a little inmates that we had talked to readiiig us . . . we're so impmleMioiial and unethioal that is a non-profit corporation founded nervous about the mountains," When asked their biggest com- earlier in the day. I had asked this the American Scholastic Press Association awarded us Flral 10 years ago by designer Thomas said Delfini. (Pholo oourtny of DaNini) plaint about the way the prison particular inmate many questions Bill was sitting quietly at his Place with Special Merit for the sixth year in a row ... we Sayre and Pi Kappa Phi fraternity John Delfini and Greg Muscatello take time out frmn training fm* their cluurita^ cross-country is run, most cited "inconsisten- in the interview concerning what desk, working on some paperwork woukl like to dedicate our award to the his low-profile. Elections Commisaioii in response to the special envi- h^ ride and pose for a pic m cies" in policy to be the greatest he thought of an infamous resi- and maintaining . . . who did such a fine ... to add to the confusion ... the ronmental needs of institutional- problenL They said that different dent df Graterford named William With his long grayish beard and ^ Yet, proving again that no nonsense ... the absurdity ... maybe next year we'll have a ized children in normal home planned/' said Delfiiii. However, K guards have their own different Bradfield. infamous "ioe-blue" eyes, it con- mountain is too high to climb, real commission . . . that adveitlaea the debates . . . proniotea settings. PUSH not only helps Delfini has prospective proposals rules, and they found that to be jured up images of Charles Man- Delfini and Muscatello's most student voting ... we'll never know who reaUy won ... the improve the quality of life for from Rohm-Haas, PNB in Bryn unfair. son, and others in his category. challenging feat is raising funds commission lost count . . . count . . . you can count on two things people with handicapping condi- Mawr and Richboro, Pepsi and Bradfield had been convicted in This fantastic image was partially for this event and training for the at Villanova . . . rain and tuition hikes . . . hike . . . during your tions, it makes things easier for Coopers and Lybrand, where he One student asked, "What's the 1983 and sent to Graterford for shattered when I noticed a sign months ahead. Each member hikes across campus, did you happen to notice the mounds of those who take care of them. will be working as an accountant worst part of being here?". three consecutive life sentences he posted on his cork-board above must raise $2500. Commenting on dirt in front of Vasey . . . Villanova's imported the spedal edition in the fall. Villanova's public To this an inmate replied, 'The for killing a teacher at Upper his desk that read, "Are we having the fundraising, Delfini stated "I aupermole to clean up this campus ... no more vandalism . . relations is forming press releases worst thing of all is that our Merion High School and her two fun yet?" Delfini, a member of Pi Kappa now have a better understanding no more alcohol . . . and no more nonsense elections . . . until and the Greek Interfratemity and freedom is taken from us. And children. There had been a tele- Phi since his sophomore year, of how hard it is to raise money, next week . . . who knows and who cares . . Panhellenic Councils are contrib- that's worse than all the physical vision mini-series last fall about As we left the office and began stated what caught his interest in even though this is a charity." Edited by the Editorial Board uting also. Additionally, Smokey pain." the so-called "Main Line Murder- walking down the hall to conclude the project was an advertisement Delfini bikes 20 miles a day, as Joe's has donated $20, and Saco The most startling observation er," and I just finished reading our tour, I could not help thinking his fraternity board. The well as lifts weights at ATRA. on East will be providing bikewear. during the heart-to-heart with the Joseph Wambaugh's book on the to myself that I probably would advertisement sounded appealing, Anyone interested in contribu- inmates was one concerning the subject called Echoes in the Dar- not be as frightened at the next and he felt that, before banning Dedicated and enthusiastic ting to the PUSH America 1988 unwritten code of "ethics" among his career in the fall, he wanted about the coming months, Delfini can contact John Delfini at 825- prisoners. In a very real sense, the the personal satisfaction of help- and Muscatello are supported by 7361 or write to PUSH, Inc., 110 inmates have their own hierarchy ing others less fortunate. West Union St., P.O. Box 1972, of right and wrong. For example, their chapter in efforts to gain Morganton, North Carolina 28655 they can understand how someone sponsors. "So many companies or contact Student Activities at could "wind up killing" a middle- After applying and being inter- say 'no' [to contributions] because Villanova University aged adult in an armed robbery viewed over the phone, Delfini and they already have their budget executed for the purpose of obtain- ing money to support a drug habit that is controlling the criminal. SNOWMAYBE WMIE- H/T DON! HAVE TO BE (In fact, that scenario is exactly what happened in the case of three of the inmates we met.) However, • SafaUVA most inmates could not under- SA^$9,00 TannliHI stand or justify killing or molest- 1ANNMG • Opan7 0tyt ing children or senior dtizens, • Complata TANNINO 7 VISITS even if money was involved. One CENTERS inmate volunteered, "If me and • Relaxing SESSION! OM.Y«35« Pregnant? my buddies went into a 7-Eleven Atmoaphara and saw an elderly woman, we Lancaster Avenue • Tratoiad wouldn't pull off the job because Tachnlciant N«w Cu«tom«ri Only Htm Cuttonwr* Only NEED TO KNOW? 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'it not sure I can take another day. productioOk there were several she couM to make sure that Lewis restaurant, the locker rooms, the Elvis' Revenge If your roommate questions My roommate is usually a model good and bad points to be taken became the king in the near golf carts, the caddies, the life- your activity, do not answer, but human being. He is almost always Hey Nightmare, into considaration. future. Behe was excellent as the guards, the Rolls Royces and instead break into harmony with courteous and considerate, except An outline of the plot shows belligerent step-brother who was Mercedes, the tennis and golf 'i Write the Songs." And if this for his one extremely annoying Good choice going for expert how the main character, Pippin in love with himself. The energy pros, the Jacuzzi, the sauna, the doesn't work, and your roommate obs^sion. Every night, at precise- advice. You're no fool. Obviously (Michael Hollinger), is in search that he brought on to the stage oriental rugs, the chandeliers, the persists with his Elvis charade, at ly 3:35 a.m., his alarm goes off and you've heard what wise men have of a better life because he feels he made his character seem very fine china and crystal, the silver- least you have a good chance of wakes me up. He gets up, slips said about rushing in. I think I is an extraordinary person. Dur- dynamic and fun to watch. How- ware, the expensive paintings and a spot with Ed McMahon on "Star into one of his Elvis Presely may have the answer to your ing the play, he follows his dreams ever, Dannenfelser was very lack- wallpaper, the ice sculptures, the Search." By the way, if you outfits, sticks on the velcro side- problem. You can probably solve and learns a great deal about luster during all of her scenes. She brunch buffet and the fine land- happen to run into Ed, tell him bums, and proceeds to do his your dilemma and cure your himself through his journey. was only a minor character and scaping. Then change the names I never got the 10 million he rendition of "Jailhouse Rock" on roommate of his illness by using Some of the people that he encoun- did not make a solid contribution T» Dear Butch, of the members from names like promised me. his kazoo that he got from a a little psychology and playing his ters are his father, King Charles to the play. 'Skippy' and 'Buffy' to real names McDonald's Happymeal. game. First, go out and rent the The characters and (Paul Taylor), stei^brother Lewis After Pippin left home on his Since it is obvious you are an like 'Rocko' and 'Snakebite,' while I have asked him many times appropriate costume. Then, set letters are purelyfictitious, and any (Jerome P. Behe), step-mother quest for something more, he was expert on the subject, I was at the same time dressing them why he does this, but he just gives your alarm clock for 3:34 a.m. resemblance to persons living or Fastrada (Beth Dannenfelser) and picked up by a young woman who wondering, what is prison like? all up in plain gray Izod shirst (no me one of his Elvis smirks and it off, get up and dead is purely coincidental. a very special woman and took him into her home. Catherine alligator, of course) and matching When goes young begins singing "You ain't nothin' boy who help to turn his life (Megan Bellwoar) had several Si^ed, pants. but a Houndog." With finals around. scenes where her charm and (Photo courtesy of Vasey Theatre) A Dude who Really Cares and Michael Hollinger (left) Pippin and Megan Bellwoar appear at Vasey Theatre. coming up, I can't be up until all Hollinger's sturdy performance beauty helped to make them work. is Genuinely Concerned hours of the night rocking with was the most impressive part of However, some of her lines were happen- know exactly what was too long, most of the acting was of their costumes were very color- the roommate from hell. Since you this musical. He handled a chal- a bit weak as she was inconsistent ing. She played her part e^tive- mediocre and did not keep the ful and brightened the mood of the lenging role with relative ease as at times. her ly, but was hindered by audience's attention for very long. play considerably. Because of he struggled within himself to . Her son, Theo Gesse Ryan), average singing voice and jokes The dancing ensemble seemed these dancers, "Pippin" was find his place in the world. used his cuteness in order to win that were not funny. Even though would never run Sunshine Day brightens VM. as though they tolerable, if not entirely enjoyable. When Pippin comes home from the audience's heaihs as 'well as she had her problems. Smart also out of energy. Unfortunately, be coming from six different school, he meets his father and Pippin's. Even though he was only had many impressive moments as in the audience If you have the time and the By MEGAN WHITE urday for Sunshine Day. Over 120 most of the people organizations that Villanova stu- talks to him about his life over involved in a few of the scenes, well. were drained of their energy after patience, "Pippin" would be a Reporter underprivileged children will be Staff the past few years. Taylor played his presence definitely added spend part of your arriving on campus to have some dents have worked with through- All of the actors had a high about one and a half hours of the good way to as tutors. his part well as he portrayed a something to the play. spare time. But be warned; you fun in the sun. The carnival will out the year, usually energy level, and a few of the two and a half hour musical. They They include South West Com- strict, war-like tyrant who ruled During every part of the play, actors turned in admirable perfor- were really enjoyable to watch must continuously keep yourself If you can remember, on March start around 10:30 a.m. when the fist. to munity Center, Patrician Society, his people with an iron He the Leading Player (Susanne H. mances. However, on the bad side, it is really not their fault that on top of this musical in order 24, most of us went without lunch children arrive. Relay races will and Genesis II, Resurrection School, also evoked laughter from the Smart), would let the audience the musical was about 45 minutes fight the boredom. to help out Sunshine Day. Many be held followed by a show given "Pippin" was so drawn-out. Many Catholic Worker and the Laotian times, without knowing what by a magician, Jerry Fraziers. The Community. Sunshine Day was or its purpose, Pep Band will play during lunch people signed their names and and then it is out to the grounds Two hundred and twenty Vil- **Beetlejuice*' plot fails to develop walked away hungry. I always for games, prizes, face painting lanova students will be wondered if what was happening and cotton candy. There will be volunteer- ing their By STEPHEN POWJ^S (Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis), which says, among other things, casualties — a magician's assis- Keaton is not given nearly enough was on the level or not. Where a caricature artist and rides for time to make the day a success. Staff Rtporter a young couple who have just that the young ghosts must spend tant sawed in half, a hunter with screen time (he appears in only exactly was the money going? the little ones including the moon The students will be bouglit their dreamhouse in rural the next 125 years in their house burnt about 30 minutes of the film) and bounce and the ferris wheel. running the games, wearing cos- a shrunken head, and a Connecticut. They are in the before they can leave. corpse cigarettes. when he is in a scene, director tumes and going around one-on- "Beetlejuice" who smokes that process of restoring it when their Things get worse for the Mai- The Maitland's caseworker, Juno Burton ruins the effect by cutting On day. Project Sunshine one with the children as directed by Tim Burton car goes off a covered bridge and tlands when their house is sold (Sylvia tells to start to other characters just as Keaton made $2700 to be used this Sat- The children, ages 4 to 10, will "buggers." Warner Brothers Sidney), them ** to Charles and I>elia Deetz Qeffrey simply when they begin haunting gets going. And the way the MldmfKMfMgfvwa Jones and Catherine O'Hara), again, but warns them against Deetzes finally surrender is both obnoxious New Yorkers who plan hiring Betelgeuse (pronounced confusing and inane. Preparing for final exams You know that "Beetlejuice" is tefrtfk peffonumce as to SoHo-ize the old-fashioned "Bettlejuice"), a self-proclaimed going to be a little unusual when is to have study home with the help of their live- "bio-exorcist" advertise- thing (Continued from page 15) choice exam a Reilly suggests that the key at this you near the opening music — a dire gtost wfto It ifoter- whose The most frustrating guide that asks multiple choice in interior decorator, Otho (Glenn be seen all over the about "Beetlejuice" is that it has point "is being very selective. You variation on the theme from the ments can playing it at convenient times, questions, or to make up some iiiiMiiffo4P|MffeiW3f^ Shadix). Adam and Barbara do supernatural world. enormous potential, but falls have to exercise good judgment old "Munsters" TV series. How- such as while you are doing the probable questions on your own. and you're taking some chances, what they can to scare the Deetzes Of course, the Maitlands even- apart when it reaches the climax. ever, being unusual is not enough one as much as he pos^ dishes or driving the car. So, from Likewise, if you are going to if into away, by severing their own heads tually turn to Beetlejuice to scare its credit, it has some strong but you get yourself that to carry this movie, even though To now until finals go ahead and hav6 an essay exam, Reilly kind of a comer, that's the type slUy and so forth, but the living cannot the Deetzes away, and Michael performances, especially by Cath- REPRESENTATIVE NEEDED it does have its moments. Director crank up that calculus while you explains that "the best thing you CAMPUS see the dead, except for Charles' gives terrific perfor- Glenn of thing that you probably need Tim Burton, the man who brought Keaton a erine O'Hara "SCTV", are cruising the Main Line. can possibly do is force yourself to do." handle the ghoulish daughter, Lydia, who mance as the ghost who is deter- Shadix and Winona Ryder as the Responsible student(8) needed to promotk)n, us "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure," they are killed. It is only after they Reilly added, however, that "in to anticipate some likely questions Reilly concludes by saying that befriends the ghosts. mined to appall everyone as much creepy daughter. "Beetlejuice," marketing and delivery of The New York Times on the packs this horror-comedy with a return home and fail to find thfir terms of the learning itself, the and write and struggle at home." it does not do you any good to as he possibly can. He can sprout unfortunately, turns out to be the Villanova University campus for the 1988-89 academic year. lot of special effects, but it is reflections in a mirror that they When their attempts at haunt- poorest technique is just to reread If your exam is cumulative, it indulge in negative thinking snakes on top of his head, make kind of movie that is entertaining hampered by a weak, uneven realize that things are pot quite ing fail, the Maitlands seek help material." is helpful to go over old tests to before an exam, such as "Oh, I'm daily. his head spin around and around, at first, but makes you look at Hours 6 to 8 a.m. script. kosher. Sitting on the c(»fee table at a bureaucratic office for the Once we have encoded material, see where your problem areas are really going to blow this test." We and turn his arms into huge your watch after about an hour Good commissions with incentive bonuses. The film's principal characters is a dusty volume entitled "Hand- dead, which has a waiting room Reilly suggests that active learn- because Reilly stated that "from should try to dismiss this type of mallets. The trouble here is that to see when it will be over. No experience necessary. are Adam and Barbara Maitland book for the Recently Deceased," filled with some very peculiar ing is the most beneficial. For a teacher's point of view what he thinking and replace it with contact: example, he stated that "after wants to retest are the things he positive affirmations like, "111 Please you've studied, and not before, it's noticed a lot of people didn't get."' give it my best shot," or "If it's Mk:hael AUen some other often good to get with If you find yourself in a situa- hard for me it's going to be hard The New York Times David Lee Roth dances but disappoints how much you people to see tion that demands cramming. for everybody else." ...... Roth's biggesthiffff^: mistake may (215) 884-7957 were time coukl have been better spent know." ByJEFFGILUES was unclear and distorted. Like Paradise." These songs have been building up so much your instruc- Roth's credit, the show was performances on some more Van Halen material. Also, find out from Assistant Entertainment Editor To some of the better hype in the media for his tour. "Hot For Teacher" was the only tor the type of exam you will have, an entertaining one for the most on the night and were made even Everyone had high expectations multiple choice part. about, talked to playing other Van Halen song in the set. whether it will be Billed as "the ultimate rock and Ht danced better by the outstanding that Roth was unable to live up or essay and if it is gomg to be the audience to get them going and Steve Vai. roll experieQoe," David Lee Itoth's of mistalie to. The concert was not a diaster, states that the with obscene climbed a Koth's Uggest cumulative. Reilly concert last Sunday night ttimed taunted and teased For "Panama," Roth but rather a letdown. Do not go rehearsal for a multiple comments. of the floor best out to be a m«|or disappointment. ladder in the middle may ha¥e been buihUng out of your way to catch this tour. The crowd was rowdy and the to boxing ring hanging from the The show was marreid by both ^ .-^ a the up so nuKh hype In the extremely poor sound quaUty and stage was cluttered with every- rafters. This was arguably a questkmable song selection. thingfrom a beach baU to women s high point of the concert. media lor his tour. INTERNATIONAL Opening act Poison did an underwear. One fan ran on stage, Immediately following "Pana- sing At the end of the show. Roth 1988 excellent job of warming up the and after being brutaUy tadded ma." which Roth did not even surfboard asked the audience if they had fun ADVANCED HAIR TRAINING CENTER crowd as they played a short but and clmging to the mierophone iniull, he rode a giant STEERING for hfe, removed. "California and received a resounding yes. lively set. The crowd responded stawl dear was back to the stage as After few songs from S*ys- Perhaps if he had asked if they Modeb needed to model welL espedaUy to 'Talk Dirty To a Girls" was played. COMMITTEE Spring/Summer Hair the thought the concert was worth Ke" and 'I Wont Foivet You." cw^w Roth g^ve the crowd a Outside of these highlights, Designs for Jtagfea of London. T^ Jingles design wanted showed his the ticket price, the answer would At the end of their set. htsa player taste of what they waUy show dragsed on. Vai Let's "BAake have been different. team will need models for cut designs and models hdbbf Dall sauahed his guitar ^ he npped uito Am t Talking talents in some dazzling sok)s, but Love-'* Thia was the only on the show The encore set contained per- with long hair into piecea as the crowd rotted. Roth's emphasis It Happen'* to dress, lliere win be a fuU ^ worst version of "You haps the Antkapmiott new as the HglUs older Van ifalen anterial played clearly took away from the music. consultation between the ever to be played. Jingles Design Team and in the set aiide from a Mflviitely show katM was not Really Got Me" on Simday!! dinmed for Roth to take tlie afcape. 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Senior Reporter oontrolUiw Sp^erDroid and Sj^- FootMan is baaically a revised Entertainment Senior Reporter acquaint the audience with War- Opening with ''Set the World derBcft. ^id$r6iU li a. unique vereion of Pac Man that was given k)ck, the band also played other Afire" and then "Hook in Mouth" STRIKE FLEBT •^ ELEC- aditftkxi toanyooUection. smoothes* graphics, different char- *^^^ One of the latest techniques of set standards "Midnite in China," (the band's anti-PMRC 8onff)» TRONIC ARTS C64/128 THE THREE STOOGES acters and mazes and stereo concert promoters to get a laiige "Earthshaker Rock," ''Burning Megadeth also perforihed tl|e Siriki fkeiiM the latest game CINEMAWARE C64/12S, sound. Calendar audience at their shows is to join the Witches." and "Homkide songs on the first side of /Wiii from the trio of designers of AMIGA The package is every maze/Pac three bands together, instead of Rocker." Selb ...But Who 's Buying?, 1986's PMM. Amsms. Subtitled 'The The Three Stooges havealways Man-type game lover's dream. two, on the bill. The latest band If Warlock continue at the rate hit Megadeth album. Because of Naval Task Force Simulator," been one of the moat-loved trios There are two modes of play in ; triplet came to Philadelphia's they are going at now, yqu can the short set, Megadeth only had this naval war game takes you to of movies and televisbns. Now, FootMan also. New Taste mode Tower Theater last Friday. That expect to see them headlining the "Mechanix" and "Theae Boots" all of the hot spots of today's with the release of The Three allows play of FootMan with newer characters, whereas Clas- proved to be one of the best metal Tower on their next album. In any on the set list for the night from, military world: the Persian Gulf, She^, all of the antics, wise- , rv shows in a. while. Megadeth, case. Triumph and Agony and the their first album. 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This sinister char- melodies and despondent urgency artistic maturation, as "Beyond serious record that is not unmind- will be reslMsed as the album's acter seduces Americans into of tracks from the first album the Pale" and "Tower of ful of high production values. Notes From the Lost Civiluaiion first single. It is musically naive, buying "T.V.'s and CD's and fast Children such as "Dance On Glass," "Was- Strength" are tracks longer than Back in the early days of The Tonio K. but catchy and well executed. The cars and film stars/ Cocaine and The Mission U.K. teland" and "Sacrilege." ^ usual for Mission U.K. (they are Sisters of Mercy, at the time of A&M Records song has an unmistakable Top 40 word games and limited editions." Mercury Polygram Records roughly eight minutes long each). their first LP First and Last and sound. ''Without Love" speaks of Tonio K. does leave us with a What is different this time for The opening and closing tracks Always, the group was not infre- a seemingly perfect world - • • in glimmer of hope for the future by the group is an expanded usage • . quently tagged with the misnomer which everyone has everything mentioning that people are looking of electronic keyboards and the of Children, m particular, ougnt In his musical social cominen- "second generation punk," as and dreams always come trtie. for a more positive philosophy of thematic concept that underlies to be singled out for praise. tary, Notes from the Lost Civiliza- were The Damned and The Lords However, Tonio K. also tells us life. Children. The record opens and "Beyond the Pale" opens the tion, Tonio K. (his real is Sisters of name Not so long ago The of the Church. In terms of that having everything "Without Other songs closes, and several songs segue album on such a strong note that New Steve Krikorian) debuted his first worth mentioning Hus- Mercy (consisting of Wayne attitude this is understandable, Love" is like having nothing at all. include "City Life," a quick * into one another, with the sounds it should dispel any worries as to album, Life in the Foodchain. It sey and Gary Marx on guitars, The American rockin' whether Mission U.K. could equal but musically the description is is in his first dream has tune about the difficulties album that this Craig Adams on bass and Andrew listening the turned into a nightmare according of metropolitan their first LP. "Hymn (For Amer- faulty. A single to angry young artist first created life. "I Can't splintered Eldritch on vocals) first U.K. or The to Tonio K., in his most extraor- It" ica)" is a loud, aggressive track, Mission LP his musical soap box. Five Stand talks about the shallow albums amidst great success in Britain Damned's Anything will readily dinary song "Children's one that has rougher edge to it later, in Notes the Cru- ness and phoniness of American a from Lost and the continent. Shortly the- show that these groups are headed sade." Musically speaking, the society. Tonio K. than the material that precedes it. Civilization. Tonio K. is still exclaims "You angry reafter ex-Sisters Hussey and in different direction than were song is simple, downbeat, and can a with American society, but there have peace and safety and fun, Adams teamed up with Simon the Sex Pistols. dominated by its distinct drum fun, fun (But it's Fhodland is now a certain amount of sadness all done with to form Hinkler and Mick Brown Floodland is, despite its dark beat. The powerful lyrics of "Chil- mirrors)." In his The Sisters of Mercy and understanding noted in his quick paced song, The Mission U.K. (with Hussey lyrics bleak views, a brilliant CD) by the extra track "Torch." dren's Crusade" blame America's "I Can't Stop," Tonio Elektra Records and latest and most provocative lyrics. K. sounds Mis- faking over on vocals). The "This It would be grossly unfair to both misfortune on the psychedelic remarkably similar album. "Dominion" and Notes from the Lost Civilization to the band U.K. was an immediate , sion strong- the groups to sixties. Tonio K. sings "It was the INXS. Corrosion" are two of the compare the two and examines American life and dis- most traditional rock and roll theme of negativism is somewhat success and seemed to tap and childish dreams of fools/ Who had Notes from the Lost Civilization, There is more than musical est singles ever recorded by the put one above the other, since the covers what is lacking in our albums. Notes the Lost Civ- the from overemphasized as it plays a role redouble the following that similarity the latter well re- drifted to a new world/ A world as a whole, is a solid progressive between Mission U.K.'s Sisters and may two have just released excellent society. Tonio K. has come to the ilization includes only limited in each and every song. Sisters had earned. without rules/ And they mistook rock album. Tonio K. has once "Hymn" and "Dominion/Mother introduce the group to a large albums. But The Sisters of Mercy, conclusion that it is love guitar work. is that is This definitely not Overall, the album is very well Children, the second major label Russia," track stateside audience. lengthy it for the new Eden." again proven himself as an accom- the opening to The perhaps because of enthusiasm missing in our "Lost a guitar orientated album. "Smoke done. Both poetically and musical- release from Mission U.K., has Behind the melody of "The plished musician and songwriter. Floodland, The Sisters of Mercy pair "Flood I" and "Flood II" and for their return, or the strength Civilization." on the Water" ly, has more intricate Tonio K. can be proud of his already debuted favorably back in reunion exhibit Reflection" are of Executioner's Song," there lies This album has a completely new LP. Both the "Lucretia My "This Corrosion," come out Tonio K.'s band includes T. guitar leads than do any of Tonio latest and greatest album. If the the United Kingdom, and may introduction of unusual influences moody, sprawling pieces that bear slightly ahead with Floodland. yet another potent social commen- and different sound. It was a thrill At Bone Burnett, Jim Keltner and K.'s songs. The lyrics of Notes need for something new very well enable the outfit to tour tary on the American state of to hear such a refreshing combi- and and rhythms to the basic four- the unmistakable imprint of any rate, the two albums. Children Booker T. Jones. There are from the Lost Civilization some reflect unusual should arise. Notes From the states extensively. What minute rock recording, as well as Andrew Eldritch's deep, eerie and Floodland, should prove high- guest being. In this song, Tonio K. nation of creative originality and vocals by the likes of Charlie Tonio K.'s particularly negative the Lost Civilization is the makes matters interesting is that personifies the negativism and excellent musical talent. Unlike album attitudes, social and political, voice. ly influential in the rock world, Sexton, Peter Case, Steven Sales view of American society. to This purchase. Eldritch has brought together filled with cynicism and despair. The only weak spot on Flood- and the two LPs seem complemen- again The Sisters of Mercy. Musical similarities are to be land is the acoustic "1959," which tary — one should not be pur- Produced by Led Zeppelin's Final Four examines college basketball expected between the Sisters and is offset (at least on cassette and chased without the other. By ALLEN AMBROSINO the tournament and also, the very meeting. Burton continues to try before and after them. Through and seem realistic to the reader. Assistant Entertainment Editor real possibility of corruption and avoid fixing the game while the character of Burton, Parker It is very couple find suspenseful because Divorced within the system. you **A New Life'* Dolci and his friends do every- shows how travel arrangements, never really know who is in on The Final Four The novel be^ns ble. try their best to with Troy thing in their power to Place ("The Big Chill") whom she ticking. Place plays the typical Other scenes by Roy make it ticket distribution, the gathering the fix or how Burton will get the heart of Hawkeye trom H. Parker Burton, a fundraiser at the Uni- By DINA INNELLA single woman; she be funny, but hardly cause a happen. of statistics and, of forget it, this man confides in throughout the movie. American Bart Books course, fun- himself out of trouble with Dolci. Staff Reporter "M*A*S*H," versity of Charlotte, being offered offers no solutions or savvy to the chuckle. draising are just as important to He adds an ironic is loud and brash. Not only does Eventually, Ann-Margret forms a $100,000 from a Mr. plot twist plots Dolci to help lasting relationship, as does Alda. single life. Many of the minor never a college basketball program as occasionally and this, too, helps "A New Life" grace us with one fix the championship game of the I doubt if seem to gel completely, as there anyone real- the actual Hal In this relationship she is in As soon as "A New Life" begins, There are over 260 Division 1 athletes. to keep the reader's attention. loud character, but with two. NCAA tournament. At first, he "A New Life" are so many minor characters. control and calls all the shots. it is in trouble. If the first joke basketball teams and every one of iies how much work I doubt if anyone reali;Ees how The Final Four was released as Alda "Barney Miller" Linden plays thinks his friends are playing directed by Alan Not that it is a very complicated a much the two relationships grow in a movie is Alda buying coffee them shares the ultimate dream work actually went into the NCAA tournament got under- Paramount Pictures Alda's shallow best friend whom As joke on him. However, after talk- went Into sending Kr//a- from a coffee machine and it movie, but "A New Life" jumps of making it to sending Villanova to the Final way last «* he turns to when problems occur. in different directions, the two the Final Four. In ing with month. After reading this him, he realizes that individuals. comes pouring out with no cup, around a lot, and does not develop order to become one of no¥a to the Final Eight this year. If it was half as book, my outlook As the movie progresses, Alda characters grow as the elite 8 this on all of the characterization. Dolci is deadly serious. He wants adapt to their as this one did, the movie must much four teams, the athletes train for difficult as it was for Burton in games changed completely. The forms a relationship with his They change and Burton to talk with year. state. "A New Life" is not creative or the Hornets outlook on life. The couple be in a pretty sad months and play well over 30 The Final Four, everyone behind pressure that is on all of the When a couple gets divorced, doctor, played by Veronica Hamel, new star player, directed by Alda, funny. It is the exemplification of Ted Collins, and have to find happiness elsewhere Written and games. College basketball is the scenes really deserves a lot of players to succeed is incredible. the two have to learn to become formerly of "Hill Street Blues." learns the him It as a everything typical. This movie fake an injury in the second Roy H. Parker's novel shows different people, but with "A New Life" is classified most lucrative sport to any college credit. College basketball is so is so easy to forget that many of individuals again. They have to Hamel does not tolerate the mis- with half. of a shows no real insights to the what can happen when a' little different attitudes. comedy. With the exception because of its popularity; in 1988, much more than the 40 minutes them are still just teenagers deal with dating again and pos- takes Alda made in his first Burton who married-then-single life, or to life was shocked at this boy's game is made so important as a single' few amusing scenes, the rest of the Big East received over that the athletes spend playing on are forced to handle being "under sibly a new marriage. This is the marriage. Hamel is believable $3 proposal and decided to talk predicta- in general. with that it is worth committing a biological clock the movie is extremely million for their participation in the court; it is weeks of endless the microscope" when they are at basic premise of "A New Life." Ann-Margret plays Alda's ex- woman with her Coach Lee as soon as possible to crime such as murder. the NCAA tournament. Because To the work that almost always goes college. Roy H. Parker has proven The movie revolves on two wife, who now has to cope with make him aware of the situation. average fan, we just watch the of this, millions of dollars are unrewarded. that he is a great sports author parallel storylines. Alan Alda being independent. Her character However, before he could speak games and root for wagered on our college, Parker was also very is is a little less vivacious than the tournament all successful who especially knows his basket- plays a divorced husband who Marine Corps OflScer and with him, Dolci sent for him and giving no thought to YouH get firet hand experience in the court- it takes to be a around the world, the events in making the chain of events flow ball in The Final never there for his family. Alda Alda's character, yet she is the one from local explained Four. exactly what was going lawyer, talk with the Marine Corps OflScer businessmen to underground is an obnoxious New York stock initiates the divorce. Ann- room right from the start In three years, you boo- to happen. who kies. The Final Four is a compell- trader who fails at any attempt Margaret's character also has a in SelectkMi OflScer when he visits your campus. By the time the conversation could handle more than 3,000 cases a ing novel that deals with all of the to be funny. If you are looking for best friend, played by Mary Kay was over. Burton did not know wide variety of subjects More than 190,000, work that it takes to compete in VILLANOVA who he could trust. After this UNIVERSITY from international to con- Marines could use, your service. ^E OF COMMERCE AND FINANCE WE'VE tracts to eriminal law. 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The When you about the New moral values sion, come next, with Unable tb practice arrival of Russian tanks is York Yankees, that have helped to Winfiekl Foundation to help under- "The Incredible Lightness of Tomas' favorite lover is the Kaufman medicine the two topics that him have a seamlessly blending old because of his announced through of automatically happy, privileged youngsters. Stein- Being" free-spirited artist Sabine, sup- newsreels outspoken anti- a doae-up oome to mind are successful life. with new footage. communist views, controversy brenner had to directed by Philip Kaufman posedly the woman who under- The people of Tomaa is forced tinkling, crystal wineglaaaes, and and winning. Dave However, throughout high agr^ make a Prague demonstrate against to become a window film Winfiekl school certain amount of donations to the *V4 stands him best. Sabine, played the washer and the ends as the sun shines came to the Yankees in and college, Winfield's takeover, with the three then a farmhand. It 1961 cockiness Foundation, but he refused after by the sensuous Swedish actress main is alao evident through a rain-streaked wind- and has been engaged in a was an attribute that characters in the midst that, in addition to his constant helped he became upset with Winfield's Lina Olin, runs away from any of the recalcitrant shield. But despite the lovely struggle with George him to attain stardom as rebellious fray. political stance, freewheeling camera work and th^ fine perfor- •The Boss" Steinbrenner an athlete. felt that he the playing skills. This was only one relationship when it starts to get from He was A camera-wielding sexuality as the very best oi the major battles that Stein- The Unbearable Lightness serious. Thus, Tomas and Sabine Tereza cap- practksed by Tomas mances by the international cast, beginning. Because the and that nobody could stop tures on fihn of is Yankees him from brenner and Winfield fought with Of Being., the 1964 best seller by avoid the heaviness of emotional much the Rus- anathema to the Commonists, "Lightness" is dragged down by have not won their div- reaching his lofty goals. sians' ensuing brutality. it its ision in six one another. In this book, Winfield Czech emigre' Milan Kundera, is commitment, and their trysts are Tomas who view as a threat to their length; at nearly three hours, years, Steinbrenner Only a few people realize this, but and Tereza folk>w Sabine to at feels that it is Winfield gets out all of his frustrations and about life in Prague, Czechoslova- always playful, yet the bedroom tem- ideology. Despite the oppressive least one-third of the film Winfiekl's fault and was actually a star porary freedom in does anger at Steinbrenner with his kia, just prior to and after the scenes between these two are Switzerland treatment by government offi- should have been left on the not hesitate to let him know pitcher during his college career. but end up back in their cials, cutting floor. his feelings. Hitting controversial comments. Russian takeover in the summer erotically charged, with Sabine native Tomas never gives in to room Perhaps what However, Winfield was secondary until he country, their passports confis- them; he maintains his would have been left would spar- has been spectacular decided to After this book was released, of 1968. The novel proffers an generally clad in nothing more bouyancy at the plate make the move to the cated. It is at this point, about to the end. kle as much as its images of light. (five 100 RBI seasons) major leagues. Steinbrenner immediately ran out abundance of philosophical than a bowler hat and lingerie out two and in the field during his and tried to trade Winfield. He felt abstractions on issues such as of Victoria's Secret. time with the Yankees. In Winfield: A Player's that he had betrayed the Yankees, love and sex, politics and exile, On a sojourn to a country spa, Ihwever, when free Life, he addresses when, in reality, Winfield just and the exercise of free will. Tomas meets the wide-eyed Ter- 'Johnny controversial Be wrote the truth Good' is topics within agency about Stein- Considered unfilmable by most, bad the Yankee oigan- became popuhw, eza. Parisian actress Juliette ization and also deals with many brenner. Unfortunately, some- American director Philip Kauf- Binoche, in her first English- WlnneUdeeUediosee flick at its abysmal worst. Dir^or seriously more facets of his life well. times the truth hurts. man was brave enough to turn the speaking role, imbues this char- By VICKI DiSTEFANO the casting of Anthony as His Bud Smith has produced a ridic- troubled childhood, how much he Winfield: A Player's Life was a book into an ambitious, if imper- acter with the right amount of Staff Reporter Michael Hall as the title character, problems with mk worth ulous script which he expects women and very enjoyable book that opened fect, motion picture. guileless charm. Later, when a high school football star named charitable nature are to the other teams In viewers to take seriously. also talked my eyes to many of the things that In the screen version, most of Tereza pays a visit to Tomas in Johnny Marx. Hall has built his about in detail throughout the go on behind the scenes in the the philosophical digressions have the city and ends up spending the "Johnny Be Good" professional reputation in the role book. Yankee organization. Winfield been purged. Instead, Kaufman night, we know their relationship directed by Bud Smith ^'Johnny" rehaAes of the Ultimate Nerd, adding his and his co-adaptor, Jean-Claude Orion comic touch to such credible films showed his articulate side as he is serious; it is the first time Pictures In ewery aophomonc cKche In 1973, Winfield was drafted ridiculed the man people love to Carriere, present a chronologically Tomas has violated his credo of as "Sixteen Candles" and "The by the San Diego Padres as an hate, George Steinbrenner. Most linear love triangle, centering on never spending the night with a that chiema has ever Breakfast Club." tNsbook,llinnfleklg0ts outfielder. He played for the book's libidinous protagonist, Hall ostensibly agreed to do them for books from athletes are usually woman. Indeed, the t>yo are soon out all seven enduredm ofhis frustra- years, making the all-star either humorous or boring. It Tomas, his long-time paramour married, although does not "Johnny" to avoid typecasting, was Tomas team and also but his tions winning some gold very refreshing to read a sports Sabine, and his waiflike bride, give up his sexual dalliances; "Johnny Be Good" is an insipid It requires more than a willing lackluster performance as and anger at Stein- glove awards along the way. book that had a serious side that Tereza. however, they become a ponderous example of the adolescent fantasy suspension of disbelief to take (Continued on page 27) brenner However, wHhhbcontnh when free agency showed life as well as athletics. versial comments. became popular, Winfield decided to see how much he was worth ^'Lightness" is dragged to the other teams in the major down by its length .. leagues. He was extremely happy Whafs the difference between these Even during his childhood two jumpers? when a winning team, the New St ieast one-tliird of (fte years, Winfield knew that he had York Yankees, expressed interest Ar exceptional athletic ability. His r Jump Onmoj film should have been What's a degree in him and agreed to pay him over baseball coach. Bill Peterson, and $20 million for his services. left on the cutting room J Took TfiStK tsr) Jump Coarse./ floor. Johnny Be Good

(Continuedfrom page 26) humorless comedy. ' An esteemed brain surgeon and Perhaps it "the #1 football player in the was awareness of "STm-e-of- relentless womanizer, Tomas gets this I nation" is more likely to reinforce problem that led "Johnny's" the film off to a rousing start promoters { his stereotype as an eternal geek to misleadingly give Bc^iPm€,nTJ when he orders an attractive sports than to build him a new image as personalitiesJim McMahon hospital nurse to "take off your and a heart throb. Hall's physique Howard Cosell status billing. clothes." The woman readily Their alone contradicts his character's combined onscreen time complies, to the delight of two athletic prowess. actually amounts to less than five physicians and a male patient minutes; they He is about as convincing as 5- are wasted in irrele- spying on the couple through the foot-four inch MichaeKJ. Fox vant roles. frosted glass window. In fact, no would be in the role of starting The best part of "Johnny" is the female seems able to resist Tomas* ending, center on a pro basketball team, partly because Chuck charms. Since he is played by the Berry's classic hit "Johnny only Fox would most likely per- B. For Info. young British heart throb Daniel Goode" is Call: form considerably better. played back to back (215) 687-5897 Day Lewis (late of "My Beautiful with Add to this dubious lead char- an inferior Judas Priest Laundrette" and "Room With UNITED PARACHUTE a acter remake, and partly because this CLUB, inc a ludicrous plot, and things JUMFLOCATK)N-NeW HANOVER AIRPORT bland, . SWAMP PK. 4 RT. 863 . QILBERTSVIUE. PA really start to get silly. brainless film is finally It seems P.O. SOX 1M QILBIRTSyiUE. PA. • • WEEKEND PMQNe 21 5>tt3.«ee7 that the almighty Johnny's amaz- over. ing football prowess has driven literally every college recruiter in the country half insane with desire to draft Johnny, regardless HAppy of expense. The high school senior opportunite unique is elevated to godlike status as the 19tIi recruiters compete for his favor by offering him scholarships, six- pour digit money allowanced, women vous BiRTkdAy and automobiles. Johnny is even featured on the cover of Time magazine, which, incidentally, French Jennifer has never in its publishing life included coverage of high school Janson athletes, save Olympians. Majors/Minors/Speakers These and other farfetched scenes of wish fulfillment poison the already ailing film, which pathetically attempts to rip off the For Pre-approved credKfrom Ford Credit pedal-torthe-floor pace of previous- you, and the world itself. As a Peace Corps ly volunteer, successful comedies such as you can put your degree to work at "Risky Business" and and a $400 cash bonus from R>rd. "Ferris a challenging, demanding and unique oppor- Bueller." These movies also fea- tunity. You'll be meeting new people, learn- <% At your Quality tured out-of-the-ordinary adven- Plus Ford Dealer, your degree Is worth a lot. If you've graduated, or will ing a new language, experiencing tures of high school seniors, but a new culture graduate; withaBachelor'soranadvarKeddegreebefbreJanuafySI, and gaining Noel 1989, you may qualify did not insult the intelligence of a %vhole new outlook. And while for $400 from Ford and prMpproMed credit from the Ford Motor Credit Company Toqualify their audience. you're building your future, you'll help peo- for "Johnny" rehashes every sopho- ple in developing Falco pre-approwed credit you need ( 1 ) verifiable employment begi countries through educa- moric cliche that cinema has ever and your vehicle purchase; a salary sufficient tk>n, health, agriculture and community de- (2) to cower nomr^al living expenses plus a car pay- endured. The airheaded diak)gue velopment projects. The financial ment; and (3) if you have a credit record, it must Indicate payment made as agreed. throughout these stale sequences rewards is may not be great, but as a Peace Kathy The $400 from Ford is yours whether you finance or not. tossed about from actors who Corps volun- teer, appear to have taken hallucino- your opportunity for growth is certain. Keep it or apply it to the purchase or lease of an eligible Ford genic drugs prior to filming. Quigley vehicle. Hunyf This limited-tirne offer ends Decen^ber 3 1, 1 988. The only humorous perfor- For all the details, see your Quality Plus Ford Dealer mance in the movie comes from ^e not the today AppOcatkMi at Robert Downey Jr., who portrays One year college level or two Career Center years high school saifne person! Johnny's hyperactive best friend. level French required. His spastic mannerisms are good for a few laughs, but become OtCAU: P^Mv Corps Philadelphia mmmm-m :• Ni tedious aa they provide the only Tiftl 1 1BM"1 (215) 597-0744 (collect) T'^f^ DEALER entertainment in an otho^se J (800) 462-1589 (toll free)

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"Channel has Marilu munchkins, for a change. woridngciasa mom. Thia aitcom, thlsfiOl. will reveal schedules. First-place NBC hopes Henner ("Taxi") as the program Moore'a former teleWaion hus- produced by Carsey/Werner NBC, ABC and CBS ol their pttots made the fall to widen its already-laise winning manager of "the worst TV station band, Dick Van Dyke, returns to ("The Coaby Show"), waa also whkh k" ^ margin, second-place AJBC wants in America," and is produced by the small screen in a new comedy bumped otf the mid-aeaaon ache- schedule in Nay. to continue on its current upswing Ron Howard. produced by her real-life former dide becauae of theWriters' atrike. The official and last-place CBS will try to Richaitl Mulligan ("Soap") stars husband, Grant Tinker. Titled, ABC's other notablea include SHORT TABXS: is that "Moon- rebuild its schedule after a kising as Miami's most eligible f>achek>r appropriatdy enough, "The Van "The Robert Guillaume Show," word from ABC far the season, year. Also, Fox, the so-called in "Empty Nest,'^ a *'Golden I>yke Show, the series has Van with the former "Benson" star as lidiiting" is dona after producing only 13 new '•fourth network,** hopes to dupli- Girls" sjnnoff that co-stars Kristy Dyke and real-life son Barry a divorced marriage oounsetor, episodes. Because of the current cate its Sunday night success on McNichol. In addition, NBC playing a father and son who run and "Studio 5B7^ a ripoff of strike, no morenew Mondays, and find a strong show already has a commitment to a a dinner theater in Philadelphia. "Broadcast News." Writersrriters GuiM( scripts have been written, and the to anchor its struggling Saturday "Facts of life" spinoff with Lisa Christopher Uoyd's new series, And then there was Fox. The finale has been post- night lineup. Whefehel running her old board- "The Dictator," focuses on a fledgling netwoiic does not really 3-D season NBC currently has the most ing school and taking care of a new deposed South seas leader who have a fall premiere seaaon — its poned until next year . . another strike casualty is successful programs, so it will ensemble of kids. now runs a laundry in Queens. series premiere all year kmg. And NBC's "Saturday N«ht Uve," have the fewest slots to fill in the CBS hopes that three veteran The show was supposed to be a Programmers hope toshore up the which is also finished with new fall. Its biggest coup so far has performers will lift the network mid-season replacement for this dismal Saturday ratings with until the fall Unfortu- been luring the family-oriented out of the Nielsen basement next spring, but was delayed because "The Dirty Doien," which is episodes that alum- "Disney Sunday Movie** away season. It is already committed to of the writers* strike. based on the 1968 feature film of nately, this also means will postpone a from ABC. Starting next season, new series for Mary Tyler Moore, Other CBS hopefuls include the same name and debuts later nus Gikla Radner guest show on the show, which it will be retitled "The Disney Dick Van Dyke and Christopher "Baby on Board," produced by this month. T first appear- Hour** and will feature four recur- Lloyd. Mark) Thomas; "Fort Figueroa," Also in the works are "An^Is would have been her left eight years ago. ring series that will air monthly, Moore, the star of the successful an Hispanic family drama; "TV '88," a sequel to the 1970's ABC ance since she including an "Absent-Minded "Mary Tyler Moore Show" and 101,'* about (you guessed it) tel- hit "Charlie's Angels'* starring Source: USA Today Professor** program starring the not-so-successful "Mary,** evision; and the crime drama four unknowns; "Blues Point." a For What It's Worth ... Commentary much more pleasing to listen to By MICHAEL AIMETTE tenings. Additionally, The of quirky, yet extremely likable out that features vocal appear- this album in small doses than all songs — at least half of which and BILL CARR Church's traditional problem of ances by both Peter Gabriel and alienating potential record buyers at once: a lot of The Lemon Drops' Stemey was responsible for. But (Yikes!) Billy Idol. Joni's getting Staff Reporters songs sound alike, primarily re- because of their obscure, and times have changed. The dB's kind of hip in her old age . . . The somewhat cold, lyrics has been because of the invariability of formed, signed to IRS Records, Jefferson Airplane is contemplat- For eight years, The Church abandoned; this record is easily vocalist Paul Marsh's dispassion- adopted a more garage-band ing a reunion of all its original has been accused of promoting their most personal and "real" — ate singing. approach, and recorded one of the members, including Grace Slick, their unique style while some- just listen to cuts Uke "Blood Surprisingly, the band is most most critically-praised albums of who recently left Starship because times not concerning themselves Money" and "Hotel Womb." In interesting when it slows things 1987. Would Chris Stamey also of "artistic frustration" — artistic with the actual substance of their down (a rarity on their first the past, The Church has been change his style? Well, yes and no. absence is more accurate . . . Van songs. either very good or very boring; album, Happy Head), as on the In one way, he continued to write Halen's much anticipated new LP The distinctive overlapping with Starfish though, they are pretty ballads "In Everything You amazingly good pop songs ("Cara is out, and guess what those crazy guitars and uniquely hazy vocals simply excellent. Do" and "Closer to You." All Lee," "When We're Alone"), tricksters are calling this one? were overshadowed by the lack of things considered, World Without thanks in part to the help from Yes, another wild title, 0U812. good "hooks" in the music. Now, The Mighty Lemon Drops are End is a successful follow-up to Marshall Crenshaw and Mitch Wow, their sense of humor even however, with their newest another band that could be Happy Head. Not much new Easter, another pop mastermind matches their importance to rock album, Starfish, this undesirable accused of too much texture and ground has been broken, but The from Let's Active. and roll ... trend has subsided. True, on first not enough substance. They can Mighty Lemon Drop show signs On the other hand, Stamey has Speaking of Van Halen, they are listening, it may seem that a also be accused of sounding a lot of continued success and promise. somewhere along the line become currently headlining the Monstei's definite melody takes a back seat like Echo & The Bunnymen. a big wimp. A few of these songs of Rock Tour featuring The Scor- to texture, but after acclimating However, on their new LP World hearing that the former are so spineless (listen to "The pions, Dokken, Metallilca and oneself to their style, the strength Upon Without End, The Mighty Lemon Seduction" and try not to gag) and Kingdom Come. OhJboy! . . . The' of the melodies distinctively co-leader of The dB's, Chris Sta- Drops prove once again that being sugar-coated they are sickening, fun doesn't stop. The Rolling shines. This being their sixth mey, completed his ^second solo a heaviiy-hyped band from London late last year, informed Still though, the majority of this Stones may have a new album out album, it seems the Australian- album need not imply any lack of talent. music listeners waited in antici- album contains good, safe pop by next year. Whip that dead based band is finally getting it songs, even if Stamey occasionally it This is a very adept band with pation. After hearing it, however, horse boys, may yet come back right; this album is undoubtedly a strong gift for writing pop wimps out. Chris Stamey sums up to life . . their most direct and accessible to one is left with the ultimate in singles. It is hard to his album best in its title, though date. imagine a pop mixed feelings about this some- music enthusiast who could resist brilliant, sometimes lousy maybe a slight underestimation Next Week: Preview of the upcom- The Church's first single from times the chorus of "Inside Out," the ...It's Alright. ing INKS concert right hire at Starfish, VUnder The Milky Way," album. first single from the album. early Villanova University Qust kidding is a heavily-layered potential hit For years, the incarnation Though the individual songs Joni Mitchell has a new album ...no charge) that, like most good Church songs, of The dB's released albums full are quite good, somehow it is grows on you with reoeated lis- THANKS The Brothers of Delta Kappa Epsilon International Fraternity Would Like to Thank WImb ii^ tinM to pack np and go home .. .

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Thus, Villanova held mark bkhiished* at tli^ hands of The Cats had ma^tlMir raoofd Rainey in 46.5 and Edwin Modibe- record to 5-5. Both wins came in and freshman John Pareso. Ciar- on to win by the score of 7-6 and the University d Delavire T|ietr toS^on^iiHIllwithadualmeet Over the past weekend the di in 4i6.9. the friendly confines of Villanova rocca had ten saves and Pareso improved their record to its pres- record now stands at 9-1. win over Coltunhia Univinity, at Wildcats continued to show that Stadium and at crucial notched six. ent state at 5-5. What made this victory so the Rockland Country Cluh in came a they are worthy of national recog- On April 12 at the Newark time in the Wildcat's roller coaster The Holy Cross game on April Sullivan and McEvoy each sweet for the Cats was the fact New York. Jtudbr wmim John nition as a track school. The team Country Club in Newark, Del., the season. 16, however, proved to be quite a recorded four points to lead the that their time o^ 3.-07.02 made Marcantognini scored a tiirpriring took three first places at the for Blue Hens outscored "Nova 391- Coming off three straight losses, test for Villanova. Villanova attack. Sophomore Joe them the team's first qualifiers 75 to lend the Cits. Other contrib- University of Tennessee in the at 399. Widener University also the Cats needed a win badly 'Nova fell behind by the score Lingle made five saves in the nets the 1968 IC4A championships utors were Rooerson snd Dough- when Dogwood Relays. competed, but they finished well Swarthmore College came to town of 3-2 earlv in the second period. and junior John Nugent was the end of the season. erty (79), ind Corbo (80) ind In the only individual event the behind the other two teams, on April 13. Villanova accom- Then, Villanova scored five credited with eight ground balls In other relay action the Cats Cappelk) (83). Their team score of team enter^ over the weekend, giving the Cats a split for the day. pUshed that goal and then some. unanswered goals to build a for the Cats. 'Nova held an impres- took second place in the 4 x 800- 396 was 11 better than Columbia sophomore Mike Seeger won the Seniors Chris CappeUo and Tony The Cats jumped out to a 6-0 seemingly insurmountable 7-3 sive 44-18 advantage in the critical meter relay. The team of Jan (407). 800-meter run. His first place Corbo led the team with scores ii (File photo) lead in the first 11 minutes of play lead with 7:53 remaining in the ground ball department. Friedli Finn Kelly accomplished with a (1:53.2). (1:50.7). 78 and respectively. On April 20 the Cats travelled finish was 79, The men' s lacroasc team improved their record to 5-5 with a pair and never looked back while third quarter. Howard Jackson (1:52.7) and to Indiana, Pa. for the Indiana On April 23, Villanova returns time of 1:53.7. wins last week. cruising to an easy 15^ victory. If Ihere is one thing that is for AidanOliegan (1:50.5) teamed up "Chris [CappeUo]' and Tony to play Hofstra University ol Pennsylvania tour- Freshman Chris Sullivan paced certain in lacrosse, it is that no home from One of the other first-place to finish just behind Indiana with [Corbo] are producing consistently Lafayette they nament, to face snuuler Pennsyl- Villanova with four goals and lead is too safe because scoring where played the finishes came in the sprint medley a time of 3:27.13. low scores," explained Head on April 20. Tlie vannia schools like Slippery Rock threie assists for seven points. can occur so quickly. Holy Cross Leopards Hofstra the quartet of relay. In this event Coach Don Ficoo, "and they have University, Gannon C^oUege and game will b^n at 2 p.m. in In the only other relay the Cats Sophomore John McEvoy was proved this by storming b^ck to Marc Jones, Mark Rainey, Tony risen to the occasion and become lUP. Villanova Stadium. entered, the distance-medley team dose behind with three goals and draw within one goal at 7-6 with Valentine and Mark Sullivan leaders." \ Davis (46.8). >» teamed up to defeat Ball State and of Friedli (3:02.9), Today, they begin competition and Kelly (4:16.8) Indiana. The four did so by com- O'Regan (1:49.9) Finishing out the scoring for the in the Princeton Invitational, P sixth with a combined time Athlete bining splits of 21.8, 21.3, 46.8 and placed Cats were Mark Dougherty and their most important match to while lona won the 1:50.8 to take the victory in of 9:55.98. Kevin Rogerson (80) and sopho- date. 9:50.14. 3:19.96. event in more Todd Rongaus (82).. "Princeton is the tournament The final victory of the weekend The Wildcats' next test comes In this spring season, low- we're really shooting for. All the of the today at the Rutgers Relays. The scoring honors have been very 'Nova's Scholar Athletes in the 4 x 400-meter relay. tough teams in our district will il came (File Photo) The Cats squad of four ran to a team is hoping to continue to equally distritnited. Almost every be there, such as Army, Temple, slim win over Eastern Michigan prove that they are worthy of the Tony Valentiiie hclpMi lead the match.yiekls a different medalist. Penn St. and Princeton," said and Michigan State with a time recognition which the V.U. has Cats medley relay team past Ball Fioco explained, 'This year, we Ficco. Week expect over the years. State and Indiana. of 3:07.02. Grant Davis led the come to Villanova's 1987-88 Bi« East Academic All-Stars Recruits (Continued from page 32) in the nation list Villanova as a NAME CLASS prospective college. Included in CHRIS SULLIVAN Mark Plansky this list are 511" point guard This week's Saco East Athlete of the Week is Lisa Angelotti Bobby Hurley and 6'6'' forward Chris Sullivan. Tom Barrett Lou Dearstyne Jerry Walker, both from Jersey Sullivan, a-member of Villanova's men's lacrosse DaveEcheverria City, NJ., and G'S" guard/forward team, led the Wildcats to victories over Swarthmore Joe Regan Miller (David's brother) Holy Cross this past week. Lance and Danielle Mackey from Raritan, NJ. Sullivan, a freshman, netted four goals while Greg Ackerman With the 1987-88 recruiting adding three assists in the Wildcat's 15-6 route over Taylor Teresi year coming to a ck)se, Lappas Swarthmore. In the 7-6 victory over the Crusaders Mstry Beth seems satisfied with what looks of Holy Cross, Sullivan scored one goal while dishing Lemon to be one of 'Nova's better recruit- out three assists. 'Nova 1988 record stands at 5-5. Laura Smelas ing efforts. "We feel we're right Sullivan now ranks as the squad's second-leading M i c h e 14 e DiMuro i' * there. With the kids we have back, scorer with 11 goals in ten games. In addition, Celeste Halliday the freshmen can be eased in and Sullivan has accounted for 16 assists and 27 points Vicki Huber very good in 1988. should become Sheila Duffy players." Lori Reiter CATS' NOTES - Villanova University has had a current and a former player HJniversity receive invitations to try out for ^^ the 1988 U.S. Olympic team. Both Sportswear junior Doug West and former Wildcat Shelly Pennefather were invited to attend the Olympic jMmsmcfinmr^mnsmpmminHmu trials in Colorado Springs, Colo. 1M UUKASTER AVL. BRYM MAWR Sn41« The women's trials are being held this week and the men's are scheduled to begin on May 18. West, a 6'6'' forward, will be one of over 90 players competing for the 12 spots available, while Pennefather is among 'the 58 selected to compete for the wom- en's team. Men^s crew 9 By KARL BECK Staff Reporter

The Villanova men's crew team's varsity four and light- weight eight boats suffered a pair of defeats April 16 to the power- house boats of Princeton Univer- sity. The races took place on Carnegie Lake in Princeton, NJ. The varsity four team's time of 7:53 was only six seconds more than the time of the nationally respected boat from Princeton. Head Coach Jack St. Claire commented, ^'It was our best race of the day. It was the most com- petitive margin between boats." 'Nova's lightweight eight team rowed against Princeton's heavy- weight boat and k)6t by a fairly substantial margin. However, Ivy League crew programs, Princeton, in particular, are re^prded as having some of the top programs in the country. Tomorrow, the men's Crew teams will travel to the Maryland area to race Georae Washington Univefsity, Wathif«ton OAtwt and (jtOTfdt Mason University. ,

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sweeps last issue Baseball TUsiith* of the 1968 q>nng semester. By DOUG SCANCARELLA man pitcher Mike Boetticher five strikeouts in eight Sports Editor hurled Vol. 63. No. 21 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA, PA. April 29. 1988 innings while not allowing a "The baseball team is in a good single run to score.. Rick Petrone spot right now," said junior and Bill Ellis both went two for shortstop Bob McCreary of his 23- three from the plate while Gary FEC report under scrutiny 15 team. "We have come together Scott knocked in three runs. as a team, played well and are now Next, the Wildcats swept four Board vnll not make decisions all at once in first place in the Big East.'* straight games from Big East rival By DANTE J. SCALA was also listed by faculty repre- "The PEC report has been The Wildcats have played well. — Pittsburgh. In the series opener News Editor sentatives as one of their concerns released at. a time when faculty Along with an overall record of 23- the Cats, behind a nine-inning regarding the report. Currently, and administrators are busy with 15, the Cats stand atop the Big pitching effort by Mike Shick, The Board of Trustees will the deadline for responses to the the many duties associated with East Southern division with a edged the Panthers 4-3. Freshman make decisions concerning the report have to be sent to the office the end of a semester and academ- conference record of 11-1. Those Jim Sears led the tedm offensively Program Evaluation Committee's of University President the Rev. ic year ... an extension of time 11 wins mark the most conference with a two-run home nm that [PEC] final report recommenda- John M. Driscoll, O.S.A., by June would allow chairpersons and wins ever attained by a Villanova sealed the victory. tions on a step-by-step basis, said 1. directors adequate opportunity to baseball team and earn them an In the next game Villanova's the Rev. Edward J. McCarthy, The PEC final report is the collect accurate data and develop automatic berth in the Big East bats exploded for 15 hits as they O.S.A., chairperson of the Board of two years of study reasoned responses," stated the clubbed Pitt, 18-12. Three hits culmination -f tournament. Additionally, the of Trustees, Wednesday. and analysis of all University committee. Cats, who hold a four-game advan- apiece from McCreary and Sears While McCarthy said the PEC programs, both academic and non- PEC Chairperson Dr. Angelo tage over all other conference foes, combined with a three run, three did a "very excellent job" and that academic. It contains recommen- Armenti, dean of University Col- have won 16 of their last 19 games RBI performance compliments of the report should not be ignored, dations on programs which will lege, responded Wednesday that for Head Coach George Bennett, Marc Alderfer to give Villanova he added that he does not "think be considered by Driscoll and the the June 1 deadline needs to be who has a three-year record of 79- the victory. Also helping the cause we should rush into things." Board of Trustees. met because of the requirements 53-1 at Villanova. was a horrendous 16-walk pitch- McCarthy commented that he of the upcoming Middle States This past week Villanova cap- ing performance by the Panthers. would be "very surprised" if the Faculty reactions accreditation evaluation which tured five out of six contests. "Right now we're playing with Board made a decision on all the The faculty council resolved the University will be undergoing. They kicked off the week splitting a lot of momentum and we're recommendations for program during a recent meeting to request The PEC report is a large part a home-and-home series with St. winning the games we have to terminations during its July meet- of the self-evaluation ;• that the deadline for responding the Univer- 11 Joseph's. V.U. dropped the first win, but we still have a ways to ing, when it is scheduled to begin to the PEC report be extended sity must do for the Middle States of the series 11-10. Behind go," stated McCreary. game discussion of the PEC Shick and The momentum continued until July 1. (Continued on page 6) homeruns by Mike recommendations. Frank Matrone, the Wildcats through the next two games as (Photo by Nunes) The Board will be considering Support programs evaluated early 9-2 advantage, Villanova concluded its series raced to an responses to the The baseball team has won more conference games this year than ever before. They recently . factors such as but squandered the lead late in the with Pittsburgh with 6-4 and 9- dinched a Big East post-seascMi berth. report from individual programs By JENNIFER REIDY most affluent families, a develop- game when the deeply talented 6 wins. Two three-run spurts, led and financial effects, said Assistant News Editor ment that has been accelerated by Hawk squad scored nine straight by Dave Carr and Alderfer, in the McCarthy. the decline in grant aid on the one runs and eventually claimed a first and fourth innings were all ment appearance sealed, win the Big East tournament. If hi all, the Board will not delay In their recently released report, hand and the increase in financial victory. the Wildcats would need in the 6- ing effort by ace reliever Scott the Cats one-run sake of delay," but will clinched the 9-6 victory. are right where they want to be. we keep pitching well and hitting "for the the Program Evaluation Commit- need on the other. A day later, at McGeehan field, 4 win. A four-for-five, three RBI Marks the ball like we're hitting now, not make any decisions without tee [PEC] evaluated 35 support "To a large extent, our growing returned the favor as performance by Petrone and a With the best record in the Big But, according to McCreary they the Cats having opportunity to gain conference touma- are not satisfied. "Our goal is to we'll have a great shot." an programs of the University, includ- failure to attract commuting they shut out St. Joe's, 9-0. Fresh- four-inning scoreless relief pitch- East, and a (Photo kyyShafo sufficient knowledge and to reflect ing the financial aid office, the students as well as certain minor- rida, in addition to V.U., but final report of the PEC programs at Villanova, mostly University. Hanford, for the "variety ham University on April 12, the Following losses in close times that amount," such as George during the coUciiate season. eventually chose to attend Indiana Evaluntioii Committee] when it from school, should (Continued on page 6) of quality sport activities available Cats pulled out a 5-4 victory which matches by the No. 1 doubles team the graduate Ursinus (10 percent), Georgetown As expected Marc Dowdell, who St. next fall. meets today at 4 p.m. in the West of Rouse-Teresi and the No. 2 (15 percent) and Catholic (20 to students." However, the PEC was won in the very last match. 6'9'', had verbally committed to 'Nova Cooper, also decided to play Lounge of Dougherty Hall. quoted Hanford, who said in his No. 1-seed, junior Mike Rouse, team of Leonard-Freedman, the percent) universities. last fall, signed immediately. The collegiatdy for lona over a host The Senate will a^o ask for the report, "appreciation of these suffered his first loss of the season INSIDE In view of this fact, the PEC 6*9* forward from Lincroft, of other schools. "Cooper is a very decijsion of the Executive Commit- NJ. chose to recommend "very strong- strengths by the rest of the good player, probably would of Trustees on averaged 25 ppg. in his senior who tee df the Board ly" that the University increase University community is being year, while leading Christian not have played that much for us the tuition increase for Professor rebuts report 11 proposed EDITORIAL: PEC p. its budget for financial aid to 10 thwarted or diminished by the Brothers 24-2 in the coining year," said Lappas. accord- Academy to a the IW^Sdacademicyear, percent gradually over a period of figurative chasm that Ithan record. "Also, vrith the fact that there are to Dr. Maurone, ing Fl^p J^ FEATURES:Greeks help children p. 13 five years. The committee Avenue represents. very' good junkirs are physics Among many other awards, some we Senate chairperaoh and "believes that a special tuition "Attention instead seems to be involved witn, it probably worked professor. (File Pholo) Dowddl was named Parade Mag- ENTERTAINMENT: Blue Period interviewed p. 21 increase will be needed and should only telescopically focused on the azine all-America third team «nd eist beat for Kevin and us that he The PEC was charged in fall 'Nova-bonnd high scliool star be implemented for the purpose of athletic department from time to USA Today Super 25. BoivdeU choae lona." 1965 byX/niversity President the SPORTS: Baseball sweeps Georgetown .p. 36 GregWoodard !) funding this measure." time by other parts of the Univer- joins The juniors Uippas spoke of are Driacoll, O.S.i|^, to Greg Woodard and Chris Rev. J6hn R The report commented, "Villa- sity family in connection with Walker, who both signed last fall, indeed, very good. According to all academic and'lifon- eyiMuate nova is in danger of becoming a special circumstances such as the to 'Nova's third quality Eastern Basketl^all, a highly at the Univer- become academic prqpnuns haven for the children of only the (Continued on page 6) recruit. regarded college basketball publi- Enterii^ the late signing period, cation, six of the top 25 juniors V.U. was actively recruiting three (Omtintied an pagB 30) ld87-88 ... a year of change and conflict By HO£L E. FALCO choose the new president at their able to run again as well. a new voice in the form of protest Softball faces mid-season slumfi News Editor July meeting. PEC this year. Students first rallied on By AMY C SPENCER Villanova emerged victorious 6-5. with Philadelphia Textile on Student Govemment The Program Evaluation Com- Nov. 20, 1987, when U.S. Attorney Reporter first game was k)st The 1967-88 academic year held Staff Sophomore Jill Karpinski was Saturday. The electiaiia mittee's [PEC] report was released General Edwin Meese arrived on X the offensive star of the game, by a score of 6-3, but the Gats much chaf%e ^nd conflict for Student Govemment, too, has this spring, as well as the results campus in conjunction with the ^< University. Villanova women's Softball had going 4-4 and completing a rare rebounded to win 4-3 in the VHIandv^ been left with no new president. of tl^e University Values Survey Constitutional lectures series. a busy week as they played the event-hitting for the cycle. A second. In his Feb. 19 final Sute of the The results of the April 12 elec- conducted late last year. The final Meese gave an address at a ban- first seven games of thor IS-fune double in the second was roUowed University address to the Senate, tions were nullified as a result of ' report is the result of a two-year quet held after Associate Supreme A dou^e-header agakist Long homestand. Their ooUectiofi at by a single in the third, a triple the Rev. Joto M. DriscoH^ 0.SA. the flections Commission's deci- study of the University conducted Court Justice Antonin Scalia gave IsMd University on April 17. five kxses and two wins brxMght in the fifth and a hone run in the Umveirsity president, said, **I sion '*that the electoral process by the committee. According to a a lecture. Both pro-Meese and resdieduled from a cataout on their season record to 7-12 with two seventh. Karpinski had two RBI's thiak nw win rcfwd (1988] as one was irreparably damaged with PEC newsletter, Driscoll created anti-Meese demonstrators came March 26, fcntured a fHii that weeks remaining. and three runs. The win went to of the hanner yeara in our regard to fairness." Both Sean the PEC in the fall of 1985 and together to air their views. was a rennMnr of the The team started the week sopiMMnore KnsBvaDca. CkMkey and Terise Fusoo's cam- charged it with "evaluating all In mid-February, a group of TrBBtan, State badly with a 3-2 km to Swarth- The secondjpHnesI tliediy m^mt paigns were cited for election existing academic and non- students gathered on the comer the week. Tie Cats fen by a score taan CoUege. ViBamva took tlie not ai wich fun for the Cali violations. Fusco admitted to academic programs." of Lancaster and Ithan avenues ofll^). loHl in tte tbied, but a rMi k tke TiiBMn StnlnpiidM 161 at a Dec 8 throwing out several hundred The University Senate is sup- to show their support for putting fourtli !• rww in sMllM-lie Cmg. 1§- l§itkt Uni^nsrsit/s Board « a spsdal adkian sf the posed to nuke a recommendation a pedestrian bridge across the h for L on the final npart today. Driscoll intersection. Wkile Dri8aott*s and the Board of Trustees are Most recently, nearly 200 stu- Loiise pat *t Cali ratiwift it iffactive as of sMppoasd to make the final dsci- dents oonvefwd at a University they ate in July an what changss will Senate maeting ' March 25 to IPholo by TrimMt) April 14 hijgiaiaji the Univeraity, baaad protest tht passii^ of the 1988- itions. 89 acadamic yaar's operating budget, which indudss a tuition studants found

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