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Vol. 70, No. 21 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA, PA. April 28. 1995 Tree planted Crawl to honor warning Holocaust I issued by victims township By SUSAN TRIGGIANI I Staff Reporter By MELISSA LEE News Editor if The University held a memorial long service for the victims of the A standing Villanova tra- dition, known Holocaust April 24 in the field by undergraduates behind the Connelly Center. Area as "the crawl," will be subjected clergy members, University to new scrutiny by officials of faculty members and students Lower Merion Township this year, said the Rev. attended the event which included John P. Stack, O.S.A., dean of Students. the planting of a tree in the The victims' memory. unofficial University event usual- ly takes place at the In her opening remarks, Dr. end of final exam week and entails students Barbara Wall of the Center for PHOTO BY - . . . SHARON GRIFFIN stopping at each Peace and Justice . A Main Line bar Education A tree was planted in the field behind the Connelly Center In memory of the victims from Ardmore to Bryn Mawr. talked about God's gift of creation. of the Holocaust. The event was attended by University students, faculty and staff and "For a number of years, Lower She said, "How overwhelming it by local clergy members. Merion Township has been must have been when God wit- unhappy with the crawl," said nessed what happened to his Stack. "It has gotten worse in the gift. . . at the Holocaust, Rwanda ! past three or four years. The and at Oklahoma City. We must Events of 1 994-95 number of arrests varies from never forget, for in forgetfulness reviewed year to year, usually eight is death, in to 12, remembrance is Compiled by the News Staff of the Connelly Center. Events in mixed reactions. Three hundred but the number they can arrest redemption. There is hope in the Nightclub have included come- season ticket packages were dis- remembrance." is probably much higher. The 1994-95 academic year dians, local bands and various tributed on a first-come, first- "The crawl should stop. Ideally Don Friedman, another partic- witnessed its share of highs and activities. served basis to those students students would find other ways ipant, read a prayer called the lows, ranging from the triumph _^As a result of an agreement who camped out in front of duPont Kaddish. This to celebrate the end of their college ^ prayer is a of the Wildcats'* vTcTofynTfh'e Big' wifh l^adnor Township the Uni- Pavillion. The remaining tickets careers. It upsets local businesses mourner's prayer recited upon a East Tournament to the tragedies versity authorized the construc- were distributed through a series and residents; not just the crowds, ] death and at the anniversary of stemming from alcohol abuse on tion of an underpass at the inter- of lotteries held throughout the but the intoxication, vandalism the death each year. Friedman campus. section of Lancaster and Ithan season. and public urination. A well read the prayer in Hebrew and Campus life was given a shot Avenues. "We have always been Renowned poet Maya Angelou intended end of exams celebration many of those present responded in the arm with the opening of concerned about the volume of captivated a sold-out crowd in the for seniors ends up as a black in Hebrew. Although this is a four new West Campus apartment people crossing that very busy Jake Nevin Fieldhouse in October. mark on the IVillanoval commun- prayer for the deceased, it does not buildings. Fewer restrictions were corner," said Dr. Richard A. Angelou called for people to ity," he added. t mention death. It is a song of placed on the apartments' resi- Neville, vice president for Student respect themselves and to respect A statement released from the praise of God and his works and dents. No official party policy was Life. Construction of this under- the beauty of diversity. "The Lower Merion Township Police a prayer for peace. announced, but noise, alcohol and pass was planned for as early as poetry keeps one alive, encourages Department, outlines the new 1 Friedman sang "El Molei" crowds were monitored. spring 1995. people to act as if they have starch procedure: "Under Rule 71 of the which means "God of Full Com- In an attempt to keep students The new basketball ticket dis- in their backbones," said Angelou. PA Rules of Criminal Procedure, passion." This prayer is also for on campus, the new Nightclub tribution plan was met with (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 4) the deceased and asks God to take was opened in the Belle Air Ter- the souls of the departed and grant race. "There will be a constantly them eternal life with Him. changing atmosphere in the Night- (Continued on page 3) club," said Tony Alfano, director CBS anchor Ed Bradley cliosen as commencement speaker

Press Release pursued other journalistic endea- science; Gerald S.J. Cassidy '63, vors. For the past 16 years he has chairman, CEO of Cassidy V.- and Ed Bradley, CBS news corres- served as the principal corres- Associates Inc., doctor of social pondent and co-editor of the pondent for "CBS Reports" during science, and Willigis Eckermann, i weekly television news show "60 which time he has earned numer- O.S.A., professor, dogmatic theol- Minutes," has been selected to ous commendations. They include ogy, University of Osnabruck, present the keynote speech at the an Emmy and the Alfred I. duPont- Germany, doctor of letters. commencement exercises May 21. Columbia University and Over- The new season in September seas Press Club Awards for his will mark Bradley's 15th year 1979 report "The Board People," i with "60 Minutes." Throughout as well as an Emmy and an Alfred his television career, Bradley has I. duPont-Columbia University earned not only the respect of his Award for his two-hour special colleagues but also numerous "Blacks in America: With All ^ awards for his investigative news Deliberate Speed?" (1979) reports. He garnered two Emmy Bradley, a Philadelphia native, Awards in 1983 for "In the Belly will present the keynote speech of the Beast," an interview with during the commencement exer- convicted murderer and author cises that are scheduled to begin Jack Henry Abbott, and "Lena," at 10 a.m. in the University a profile of singer Lena Home. His Stadium. Bradley is also one of six i. 1985 report, "Schizophrenia," who will receive honorary degrees which dealt with the often mis- from Villanova during the cerem- H . understood brain disorder, earned ony. Bradley will accept a doctor H \ him another Emmy. of humane letters. Other recip- R 1 Most recently, Bradley won an ients include: Carol Coston, O.P., Emmy for his 1991 report "Made director of the Partners for the in China," which investigated Common Good Loan Fund and

forced labor camps in China. For James J. Haggerty, partner, Hag- this he also was awarded an gerty, McDonnell, O'Brien & Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Uni- Wright, who also will receive the r OF SHARON GRfFRN u COURTESY versity Silver Baton in 1993. doctor of letters; Alvin A. Clay '51 i 1 first signs of spring to Last 's warm weathsr brought ths In addition to his career with dean. College of Commerce and Ed Bradley campus "60 Minutes." Bradley has Finance, doctor of commercial •i^

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(Continued from page 1) cross country title. The title was problem," said the Rev. John P. marketing major, was struck by campus dormitories Editorials 8 To increase the visibility of the the sixth straight for the team. Stack, O.S.A., dean of students. a car shortly after 1 a.m. on March University, a new athletic logo An anonymous the Villanova 25. She suffered a fractured pelvis Scope 15 Philadelphia March brought was unveiled. Merchandise bear- male was brought up on charges men's basketball team their first and head, as well as other internal By CLAIRE REHWINKEL Canavan. This concern stems Features 17 ing the new logo was delivered to of making obscene telephone calls ever Big East Tournament title at injuries. The operator of the Assistant News Editor from the fact that many students Who knows, local retafl outlets. Sales of this to the University's first-year Madison Square Garden in New vehicle was legally intoxicated at fail to evacuate the buildings upon merchandise increased the Uni- women during the fall semester. York City. Riding the back of Big the time of the incident. A series of recent dorm fires in hearing the fire alarms. "Six to who cares 20 versity's exposure and created a The "Stanford Stalker" was East Player of the Year and the University's residence hails 10 stuoents remained inside dur- source ing Entertainment... 24 of additional revenue. identified when the departments tournament MVP Kerry Kittles, New Student Government Asso- has sparked concern. Over the the fire in Good Counsel," said James C. McGarry, a first-year of Public Safety and Telecommun- the 'Cats downed the Huskies of ciation officers were elected course of the past few weeks, fires Canavan. "It could have been Sports 33 student from Palos Verdes ications placed a trap and trace Connecticut 96-73 in the title March 28. Junior Arts student have occurred in Good Counsel, disastrous," he added. Estates, died CA, Nov. 6 from head on in-coming calls. game. Michael O'Brien was elected to St. Rita's and SUnford Halls. injuries resulting from a fall from After 40 years of service as both A forum which discussed the the position of president and The fire in Good Counsel Although none of these a stairway railing and struck his an accounting professor and as possibility that students may be Stacey McArdle was named vice started when a cardboard box in DITORIALS head on a SEPTA platform 20 feet dean of the College of Commerce excluded from the University's president. "It was a very long and the kitchen area of the dorm's fires were out of below. He was put on artificial life and Finance, Alvin Clay decided Homecoming celebrations elicited arduous campaign in which very basement was placed too close to This week students speak control, there couU •support until his family decided to retire effective September 1995. a fierce reaction from undergrad- important issues to the University a heater," said Brian Canavan, out against former Student to remove it. A panel was formed to choose his uates. Alcohol abuse and unruly were aired," said O'Brien after his South Area coordinator of Resi- haw been some serious Government Association Pres- Senior philosophy and biology replacement, but none has been behavior by students was given victory. dence Life. The hall filled up with ident Patrick Kennedy's claim problems had they student Becky Spies was named selected yet. as the reason for the possible enough smoke to set off the fire that the Greek system hinders a Rhodes Scholar in January. She Alcohol abuse drew attention at change. "We need to change The University Senate voted to alarms. gotten out of hand. unity on campus. The shock of was only the second student in both the national and campus Homecoming so everyone pass a proposed 4.9 Rita's fire can percent tuition "St. had an undeter- Brian Canavan, the Oklahoma City blast is felt Villanova's history to achieve this levels. Many effects of this abuse enjoy it or risk having it take place increase for the 1995-96 school mined cause," said John Jefferey, on Villanova's campus. Find honor South Area coordinator, which recognizes academic, were seen on the University's over the fall break when under- year. All but one of the student East Campus coordinator for out how students are reacting athletic and leadership ResMonce Life COURTESY OF PSEA successes. campus, including the increased graduates go home," said Gary senators voted against the hike Residence Life. There is reason to to this alarming attack. students Oeft to right) Christine Lawrence, Eleanor Adam, Amy Nastus, Allison Romeo, Spies is a member of the Women's incidents of vandalism. "Alcohol Olsen, Homecoming because of Education Committee the absence of a suf- believe that the incident began Many precautions are taken to Cross Country Heather Troutner and Heather Curley attended a PSEA conference at Penn State University at Team, which once abuse among the Villanova stu- chairperson. ficient increase in the budget for when a lamp beside a chair was prevent such fires. The Universi- the end of March. again, won the NCAA national dent body has been a perennial Jaime Caenano, a sophomore student activities. EATURES left plugged in over Easter break. ty's maintenance workers rou- The fire was concentrated in the tinely walk through the campus's seat cushion and only caused buildings in search of fire hazards. This week in Features, learn Beyond the Main Line minor damage to the lamp, chair Residence Assistants are required the truth about one of Villan- Compiled by Kelly Croke and surrounding floor area. to inspect rooms before breaks. In Earth Day events to benefit ova's favorite party spots. Also, Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer WASHINGTON — The gees in the courtyard of this Gilbert B. Murray, 47, an Students were forced to evac- addition each dormitory has had save yourself some cash while Supreme Court rejected Dr. former school fighting for their association lobbyist, opened uate Stanford Hall after a student at least two fire drills throughout saving the earth by using the Jack Kevorkian's contention lives. the package which contained OKLAHOMA CITY - The dropped a match into one of the the semester. environmentally friendly Eco death toll as of Monday reached that the Constitution permits Over the weekend, graves of the explosives and died environmental groups hall's garbage cans. Fire officials "No matter the size of the fire, Mugs. Go behind the scenes 88 people with more than 100 doctor-assisted suicides on maybe 2,000 other refugees instantly. were able to quickly extinguish it is quite disturbing when one with Dean Alvin Clay in the still missing after last Wednes- Monday. This was Kevorkian's were dug just outside the The California Forestry Asso- By AMY LANZA the sale of T-shirts, green ribbons the fire which occurred on Stan- occurs," said Canavan. "Although We want the University commu- final final Staff Reporter Campus Cameo of the day's blast at the Alfred P. plea after the Michigan camp. The people inside fear ciation is an industry group and a fee of $25 will be charged nity to get a sense of what is going ford's second floor. there were no injuries or major semester. Murrah Federal Building. More Supreme Court ruled that the that they may be killed if they that lobbies for legislation on to vendors for the use of a table. on in the world they have fun "Although none of these fires damages in any of the halls. as Constitution leave The Villanova Environmental than 15,000 mourners gathered contains no right and killed if they stay. behalf of timber and mill com- The money raised will go toward with it. heightens were out of control, there could Residence Life takes them very As awareness to assist in another person's The Rwandan army told Group (VEG) will be sponsoring for the funding at the Oklahoma State Fair- them panies. Donna Zea, the associ- have VEG of future we hope people will take the steps been some serious problems seriously and does its best to avoid tomor- grounds Sunday, April suicide. that they may have safe pas- ation vice-president the University's Earth Day Earth Days and various environ- 23, to for indus- had they gotten out of hand," said to becoming more active both in such occurrences," he said. row. The Ecological Society will show support for the families Kevorkian, more famously sage out, but they are still try affairs, suspects mental groups, said Gibney. their personal lives and through i co-sponsoring the event and of those who were injured and known as "Dr. Death," is a fearful because they heard of environmental extremists are be According to Davidson, some of legislation." are responsible for Earth killed. retired Michigan pathologist others who were killed upon behind the attack. they these environmental groups Davidson said another goal of as a whole, said Maura Last Wednesday, thousands who was brought up on charges trying to leave. Holocaust memorial Week include Rain Forest Action and the day will be to gain signatures HADDON HEIGHTS, NJ. secretary of VEG. It is of pounds of homemade explo- of euthanasia. He could be United Nations observers Gibney, The Nature Conservacny. Cam- on a petition against the Contract — Two law enforcement offi- opened up to prosecution on as said these young militiamen, (Continued from page 1) also responsible for the guest organizations that will sives were packed into a Ryder the new life. pus have with America because many envir- cials were killed last Thursday many as 10 counts of murder Hutu thugs will speakers and outside environmen- rental truck directly under- who kill The Rev. Edmund Dobbin, last speaker. Rabbi Patrice booths have been asked to donate onmentalists believe it will aid in when they attempted to search J. The for helping terminally ill anyone tal groups that will hp present, neath the daycare center, who makes a move to O.S.A., University president, Heller, read from the Book of 50 percent of their proceeds to reverting many environmental the residence of Leslie Ann chair of Social Security office and credit patients end their lives. His leave, fear "being imprisoned said Sue Davidson, the environmental groups, added Nelson. Investigator talking about the infinite value of Proverbs. "Happy is the person accomplishments. This petition lawyer says that despite and executed for last John VEG. Alpha Tau Omega has union. The FBI has arrested the year's said justice demands life Gibney. was started at Free the Planet at McLaughlin, 38, and Officer humanity, who finds wisdom. Cherish ruling, Kevorkian still plans to genocide of minority Tutsis if joined the event by providing the main goal of two brothers, Terry and James unconditional respect for people of and be aware of life's gifts." At "The Earth Day' The University of Pennsylvania. John Norcross, 24, were both Activities Nichols, who are believed to continue to assist selected they surrender. food. The Campus is to provide an opportunity for be shot by all kinds, talents, disabilities and the close of the ceremony, every- It consists of a 25-point agenda dying Nelson with an AK-47, Team (CAT) has also decided to connected to the bombing, as men and women end the campus to come out and think and is addressed to Speaker of the even though the felon cultures. Dobbin said, "Our task one was invited to come forward their lives. was join in planning the event because material witnesses. They also in lives is to of dirt to partic- about the environment," said House Newt Gingrich. According SACRAMENTO, CaHf. — previously convicted of illegal our personal work to add a shovel it coincides with their Spring arrested a third person, a Gibney. Davidson added, "Raising to Davidson, the goal is to have On Monday a mail bomb that gun possession and therefore wholeheartedly to uproot ipate in this life-affirming effort. friend of the Nichols, Timothy Fling weekend, Davidson said. awareness on campus about envir- NTERTAINMENT KIBEHO REFUGEE was addressed to the California was not discrimination." Other events this week included one million signatures by July 4. allowed to own will last 1 McVeigh, who fit the The activities from onmental issues is our main goal. descrip- CAMP, Rwanda — No more Forestry Association exploded weapons. Rabbi Howard Alpert of Hillel a movie, a brown bag lunch and tion of one of the two to 5 p.m. on Sheehan Beach and This week the Entertain- "John than five days ago the camp inside the organization's head- Earlier Thursday, of Greater Philadelphia focused a talk, poetry and songs by an Doe" police will include a volleyball tourna- ment section is going out with suspect sketches issued was considered to be compar- quarters located just four went his remarks on the importance of Auschwitz survivor. On Tuesday, to question Nelson about tree planting by the FBI. However, there is ment, tie-dyeing, a a bang. To start off we have able to the size of a city, but blocks from the State Capitol, child molestation looking beyond the numbers. the cinema presented Shindler's charges that ceremony, twister, a dunking Trees added to greenery book reviews on Rainmak- speculation that he is not the today there The remains only 500 killing one man while rattling had been brought up against Alpert said, "To speak only of List. The Center for Peace and suspect in question. booth and human bowling, added er and Makes me Wanna or so holdout Rwandan refu- the nerves throughout the city. him. numbers robs the dead of the Justice Education conducted a Davidson. Throughout the day. By JOYCE SEVILLA horticultural supervisor. Holler: A Young Black Man in importance of their life and triv- brown bag lunch Thursday at The Misfit Toys, Works on Blue Staff Reporter First, corrective pruning is America. Next, we have several ializes their death. The memorial 12:30 p.m. with Rabbi Richard L. and Spruce Street Revival, all Several additions have recently necessary, especially if there are movie reviews such as: "Kiss is not for the numbers lost but for Libowitz, an assistant professor the will be of Philadelphia area bands, been made to the University's dead or broken limbs on the trees. Death," "The Cure," "The the life that was lost, the culture in the intellectual heritage pro- appearing. Between the bands greenery. The most noticeable Second, the plants are fertilized Basketball Diaries," and and the Torah. You can take our gram at Temple University and speakers from "While You Were Sleeping." there will be guest may be the ten Holly and two depending upon their needs. For Vl lives but you cannot reclaim our lecturer in theology at St. Joseph's LLANO various environmental groups, trees, planted in instance, in high traffic VAN Magnolia newly areas Finally, find out what CDs to souls." University. Rabbi Libowitz spoke she said. The Villanova commu- order to accentuate Villanova's such as the region surrounding spend your summer cash on. KATHLEEN L COONEY & SEAN M. KELLY The Rev. Ray Jackson, O.S.A., on "The Meaning of the Holocaust nity is invited to visit the booths main gate, located on Ithan Falvey Library, more fertilization EDITORS IN CHIEF recognizing God's love of truth for Jews and Christians." that will be occupied by these Avenue. These new additions is necessary due to soil compaction of Auschwitz survivor Itka Zyg- TARA CAMPITIELLO and C. and justice read from the Book TODD LESKANIC LAUREN C. BURKE and SARAH B. NEVILLE various environmental organiza- were planted to prepare for the than on the grounds along the Psalms and invited Dr. Robert muntowicz shared her memories, PORTS ASSOCIATE EDITORS tions: Sierra Club, Green- MANAQINQ EDITORS The May 21 graduation of the Class path of the Villanova chapel, DeFina, acting director of The her poetry and songs which she SECTION peace, The Environmental Protec- of '95. where less fertilization would EDITORS Center for Peace and Justice wrote about her experience as a NEWS tion Agency and Vegetarian However, in order to make sure suffice, said Leeds. Softball broke its win record FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS' Education, to remove the dead young child in the concentration Melissa Lee Network. that the campus looks beautiful The third step in landscaping this past week and baseball Reglna OToole Maura Qibney Joe Patterson root that was lying beside the root camp. Melissa Salso Money will be raised through year round, especially during the maintenance is spraying for pests, eked out a three game sweep Karen Qoulart Mark Spoonauer of the new tree and make way for spring and summer seasons, gener- if it is necessary. According to in Massachusetts. Villanova ASSISTANT EDITORS al maintenance routine inspec- Leeds, "We prefer to use horticul- track and field will be compet- NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS tions are made. Several steps are tural oils and soaps because they ing this week in the Penn Jonathan Klick at Town Meeting KImberty Gllllland speaks Cara Beckerlch Marc Angeiacdo Dobbin taken to make sure the grounds are non-toxic." Relays and Wolfman rights his Claire Rehwinkel Melissa Sodolsid Janet Ruddock are well-kept, said Chuck Leeds, final column. Check out the Other projects that under- feature on track superstar the commg year concerns the are Advisor: June W. Lytel-Murphy Assistant Advlson ByDANINEALATI Dave Cook Madeline T. Baxter computer access system at the way for next year are major plans and his Olympic Photogrsphy Editor: Sharon Griffin Staff Reporter Layout: Sarah Neville students for reconstruction. The day after Scholarship funds raised aspirations. Finally, sports Personais/Cissslflsd: University. Next year, Megan Kempt Art Editor: Lauren Busskohl will have universal access to the graduation the rebuilding of the fVess Release editor Joe Patterson tries to Subscriptions: Erin Neville Strategic plans, campus recon- Endowed Scholarship. Every sort computer network and the campus entrance will begin. The out the American League. struction, Homecoming, the alco- senior visited will receive a Senior Reporters: Uz Barszczewsid, Eric Cheung, Elaine Internet via their own personal recent widow of an alumni donat- Seniors are pulling together Paolini, Alexander W. Scofleld, Kathryn A. Szumansld hol policy, Greeks, diversity and raffle ticket for a prize to be computers. Each room will be ed $100,000 to sponsor this project to raise funds to make the Staff: Tanya Marie ,Annas. Heather Anthony Mike Beckerlch, the new logo were topics of dis- drawn at a Senior Class Recep- Reggie Beehner, Eric Begg. Jane Bono. Michele Caroli. which will include clearing trees, Anthony equipped with the computer capa- Senior Class Endowed Scholar- tion, the of Centote. Barbara Cole Sheila Conoliy, Wayne Cresskiil. Kelly at the VU Town Meeting. date which *^as yet Curtin. Unda Delconte. Coileen Donnelly. Amy Dral(e, Eilzabelh DuiWn cussion widening the road and replanting John Gagilano bilities, and if one's own computer ship a reality. Since 1990, to be determined. Joe Galllera. Traci Gailigher. Katie Qibbs, Steve Gibiin. Kim Gliliiand. University President, the Rev. Marybeth Qoelier. Dav d Greaves Qreo powerful enough to use the new trees along the back of Sul- Greenfle d. Andrew Gribbln. spoke is not seniors have been raising The Development Office Stephanie Grifffths. Unda Gryzb. Andrew Keoch. Shannon Kelly. Larry Lsnza, Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A., J^ ix^^Ua^lS system, there will be kits that will livan Hall. money for a scholarship to help Nicole Mayer. Joe McCabe. Mark McCreary. Megan McGrath. Monday at 8 p.m. would like to thank local Patrick Melier. Maureen Meyer. Roseanne Miller. Christine at this meeting The construction of the pedes- MyJr' make any computer compatible. a deserving junior who may not vendors for their Jonathan Passman. Jay Raczkowskl. Tricia Reiiosa. Justin Schrelber. when he took the participation: Robert Schumacher. Megan Sclbona. ChrVJie in the Day Hop trian underpass will begin at the SerJedIo Since Dobbin feels this computer be financially able to return for Ann Taylor, Brooks Brothers ^""^' ^"**'" time to voice his opinions on these ^'^'^' ^^"^ ^'"^'' ^*^*' ^""''""' ^^'^' ^•"""•^ Traiska all students same time. With the aid of funds ^^ J^S; access is essential and his/her senior year. This is a and Kinko's, all from of llfeSy^T^^^ and various other issues, and King should benefit from it, the com- from the Pennsylvania Division of way for seniors to give back to questions posed by Prussia; the University Book answer sold at cost Transportation, an underpass •-'^•^ '^- patibility kits will be the University. Store; Jos. A. Bank in Haverford adJe'rt^rn'^rorai^^^^ 1^0°^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ y-- students. will built Ithan Avenue, ?o%vn2s;df;"^isw^ and the University will not make be on Approximately 25 seniors Square and Robinson's Lug- Dobbin first reflected on achieve- Next year this new access under Lancaster Avenue linking recruited volun- '"^ ^° ^"^^°^'' «^^ '^^ "^««"on-- ^~d»n' to areas money. have been as gage in Ardmore. adle?«rgr3"p.m.Te^^^^ ^ ^^ 9^ ments of the past year in the South and Main campuses. The system will "stun students the teer ambassadors for this pro- For more information, con- of academics and athletics. He The Vlllanovan Is the newspaper of record for Villanova most," according to Dobbin, since tunnel will be modeled in such a gram. These seniors are asking University. he hopes to tact Jennifer Walsh or Rachel then outlined what computers what voice way that someone walking from The writing, articles, lay-out, pictures and fomiat are it will do for their friends and classmates to Hykel in the Development the responsibility of the Editor and the Edttorlai Board not nacA&fiarih/ accomplish within the next few and do did for telephones two years South campus will not have to represent the view of the administration, faculty and students Siless specifically mail consider a gift to the Senior Office at 519-7986. stated. The UnK/eretty subSJ^ nl Sf years. pJS^ ago. (Continued on page 4) A maior technological change of I April 28. 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 3 Page 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 28, 1995 Fires damage HIS WEEK 1 994-95 academic year remembered tliree

(Continued from page 1) cross country title. The title was problem," said the Rev. John P. marketing major, was struck by campus dormitories Editorials 8 To increase the visibility of the the sixth straight for the team. Stack, O.S.A., dean of students. a car shortly after 1 a.m. on March University, a new athletic 3 Scope logo An anonymous Philadelphia March brought the Villanova 25. She suffered a fractured pelvis 15 was unveiled. Merchandise bear male was brought up on charges men's basketball team their first and head, as well as other internal By CLAIRE REHWINKEL Canavan. This concern stems Features ing the new logo was delivered to of making obscene Assistant 17 telephone calls ever Big East Tournament title at injuries. The operator of the News Editor from the fact that many students local retail outlets. Sales of this to the University's first-year Madison in New vehicle was legally intoxicated fail Who knows, Square Garden at to evacuate the buildings upon merchandise increased the Uni- women during the fall of Big the time of the incident. series semester. York City. Riding the back A of recent dorm fires in hearing the fire alarms. "Six to versity's exposure and created a who cares 20 The "Stanford Stalker" was East Player of the Year and the University's residence halls 10 students remained inside dur- source of additional revenue. identified when the departments Kittles, New Student Government has sparked ing Entertainment. .24 tournament MVP Kerry Asso- concern. Over the the fire in Good Counsel." said James C. McGarry, a first-year of Public Safety and Telecommun- the 'Cats downed the Huskies of ciation officers were elected course of the past few weeks, fires Canavan. "It could have been Sports student from Palos Verdes ications 33 placed a trap and trace Connecticut 96-73 in the title March 28. Junior Arts student have occurred in Good Counsel, disastrous." he added. Estates, CA, died Nov. 6 from head on in-coming calls. game. Michael O'Brien was elected to St. Rita's and Stanford Halls. injuries resulting from a fall from After 40 years of service as both A forum which discussed the the position of president and The fire in Good Counsel a stairway railing and struck his UUmugh none of these an accounting professor and as possibility that students may be Stacey McArdle was named vice started when a cardboard box in head on a SEPTA platform 20 "^itorjaS feet dean of the College of Commerce excluded from the University's president. "It was a very long and the kitchen area of the dorm's fires were out of below. He was put on artificial life and Finance, Alvin Clay decided Homecoming celebrations elicited arduous campaign in which very basement was placed too close to This week students speak •support until his family control, there coM decided to retire effective September 1995. a fierce reaction from undergrad- important issues to the University a heater," said Brian Canavan. out against former Student to remove it. A panel was formed to choose his uates. Alcohol abuse and unruly were aired," said O'Brien after his South Area coordinator of Resi- have been some serious Government Association Pres- Senior philosophy and biology replacement, but none has been behavior by students was given victory. dence Life. The hall filled ident Patrick Kennedy's up with probienis claim student Becky Spies was named selected yet. had they as the reason for the possible enough smoke to set off the fire that the Greek system hinders a Rhodes Scholar in January. She Alcohol abuse drew attention at change, *'We need to change The University Senate voted to alarms. gotten out of hand. unity on campus. The shock of was only the second student in both the national and campus Homecoming so everyone can pass a proposed 4.9 percent tuition "St. Rita's fire had an undeter- the Oklahoma City blast is felt Brian Canavan, Villanova's history to achieve this levels. effects it Many of this abuse enjoy or risk having it take place increase for the 1995-96 school mined cause," said John Jefferey, on Villanova's campus. Find honor which recognizes academic, South Area coordinator, were seen on the University's over the fall break when under- year. All but one of the student East Campus coordinator out how students are for reacting athletic and leadership successes. campus, including the increased graduates Residence Life go home," said Gary senators voted against the hike Residence Life. There is reason to COURTESY OF PSEA to this alarming attack. Spies is a member of the Women's incidents of vandalism. "Alcohol Olsen, Homecoming Committee because of the absence of a Education students (left to right) Christine Lawrence, Eleanor Adam, Amy Nastus, Allison Romeo, suf- believe that the incident began Many precautions are Cross Country Team, which once abuse taken to Heather Troutner and Heather Curley attended a conference at Penn State University at among the Villanova stu- chairperson. ficient increase in the budget for when a lamp beside chair PSEA a was prevent such fires. The Universi- again, won the NCAA national dent body has been a Jaime the end of March. perennial Caesriano, a sophomore student activities. left plugged in over Easter EATURES break. ty's maintenance workers rou- The fire was concentrated in the tinely walk through the campus's seat cushion and only caused This week in Features, learn buildings in search of fire hazards. Beyond the Main Line minor the damage to the lamp, chair Residence Assistants are required truth about one of Villan- Compiled by Kelly Croke and surrounding floor ova's favorite area. to inspect rooms before breaks. In benefit party spots. Also, gees in the Earth events to Source: The Philadelphia WASHINGTON — The courtyard of this Gilbert B. Day Inquirer Murray, 47, an save Students were forced to evac- addition each dormitory has had yourself some cash while Supreme Court rejected Dr. former school fighting for their association lobbyist, opened saving uate Stanford Hall after a student at least two fire drills throughout the earth by using the OKLAHOMA CITY — The Jack Kevorkian's contention lives. the package which contained- environmentally dropped a match into one of the the semester. friendly Eco death toll as of Monday reached that the Constitution permits Over the weekend, graves of the explosives and died hall's environmental groups garbage cans. Fire officials "No matter the Mugs. Go behind the scenes 88 people with more than 100 doctor-assisted suicides on maybe 2,000 other refugees instantly. size of the fire, were able to quickly extinguish it with Dean Alvin Clay in Monday. is quite disturbing when one f the still missing after last Wednes- This was Kevorkian 's were dug just outside the The California Forestry Asso- By AMY LANZA \ the fire which occurred on Stan- the sale of T-shirts, green ribbons We want the University commu- final Campus Cameo of the day's blast final plea after the Michigan camp. The people inside fear occurs," said Canavan. "Although at the Alfred P. ciation is an industry group Staff Reporter and a fee of $25 will be charged semester. ford's second floor. there were no injuries or nity to get a sense of what is going Murrah Federal Building. Supreme Court ruled that the that they may be killed if they that major More lobbies for legislation on to vendors for the use of a table. "Although none of these fires damages in any of the halls, on in the world as they have fun than 15,000 mourners gathered Constitution contains no right leave and killed if they stay. behalf of timber and mill com- The Villanova Environmental were out of control, The money raised will go toward it. to assist there could Residence Life takes them very with As awareness heightens at the Oklahoma State Fair- in another person's The Rwandan army told them panies. Donna Zea, the associ- Group (VEG) will be sponsoring have been some serious problems VEG for the funding of future we hope people will take the steps grounds Sunday, suicide. that they may have safe seriously and does its best to avoid April 23, to pas- ation vice-president for indus- the University's Earth Day tomor- Earth Days and various environ- had they gotten out of hand," said such occurrences," he said. to becoming more active both in show support for the families Kevorkian, more famously sage out, but they are still try affairs, suspects row. The Ecological Society will mental groups, said Gibney. their personal lives and through of those who were injured and known as "Dr. Death," is a fearful because they heard of environmental extremists are be co-sponsoring the event and According to Davidson, some of legislation," killed. retired Michigan pathologist others who were killed upon behind the attack. they are responsible for Earth these environmental groups Davidson said another goal of Last who was brought up on charges trying to leave. Wednesday, thousands Holocaust memorial Week as a whole, said Maura include Rain Forest Action and of HADDON HEIGHTS, NJ. the day will be to gain signatures of pounds of homemade explo- euthanasia. He could be United Nations observers Gibney, secretary of VEG. It is — Two law enforcement The Nature Conservacny. Cam- on a petition against the Contract sives opened up to prosecution on said these offi- were packed into a Ryder as young militiamen, (Continued from page 1) also responsible for the guest organizations cials were killed last Thursday the new life. pus that will have with America because many envir- rental truck directly many as 10 counts of murder Hutu thugs who will kill under- Rev. speakers and outside environmen- booths have been asked to donate when they attempted to search The Edmund J. Dobbin, The last speaker, Rabbi Patrice onmentalists believe it will aid in neath the for helping terminally ill anyone who makes daycare center, a move to tal groups that will be present, 50 percent of the residence of Leslie Ann O.S.A., University president, Heller, read from the Book of their proceeds to reverting many environmental Social Security office and credit patients end their lives. His leave, fear H)eing imprisoned said Sue Davidson, the chair of Nelson. Investigator John talking about the infinite value of Proverbs. "Happy is the person environmental groups, added accomplishments. This petition union. The FBI has arrested lawyer says that despite the and executed for last year's has humanity, said justice demands VEG. Alpha Tau Omega Gibney. ruling, McLaughlin, 38, and Officer who finds wisdom. Cherish life was started at Free the Planet at two brothers, Terry and James Kevorkian still plans to genocide of minority Tutsis if joined the event by providing the John Norcross, 24, were both unconditional respect for people of and be aware of life's gifts." At "The main goal of Earth Day* The University of Pennsylvania. Nichols, who are believed to continue to assist selected they surrender. be food. The Campus Activities is to provide shot by Nelson with an AK-47, all kinds, talents, disabilities and the close of the ceremony, every- an opportunity for It consists of a 25-point agenda connected to the bombing, as dying men and women end Team (CAT) has also decided to even cultures. Dobbin said, "Our task one invited to forward the campus to come out and think is their lives. though the felon was was come and addressed to Speaker of the material witnesses. They also — join in planning the event because about SACRAMENTO, Calif. previously convicted of illegal in our personal lives is to work to add a shovel of dirt to partic- the environment," said House Newt Gingrich. According arrested a third person, a On Monday a mail it coincides with their Spring added, bomb that gun possession and therefore wholeheartedly to uproot ipate in this life-affirming effort. Gibney. Davidson "Raising to Davidson, the goal is to have friend of the Nichols, Timothy NTERTAINMENT KIBEHO REFUGEE was addressed to the California Fling weekend, Davidson said. awareness on campus about envir- was not allowed to own discrimination." Other events this week included one million signatures by July 4. McVeigh, who fit the descrip- The activities will last from 1 CAMP, Rwanda — No more Forestry Association exploded weapons. Rabbi Howard Alpert of Hillel a movie, a brown bag lunch and onmental issues is our main goal. This week the Entertain- tion of one of the two "John than five days ago the camp inside the to 5 p.m. on Sheehan Beach and organization's head- Earlier Thursday, police of Greater Philadelphia focused a talk, poetry and songs by an ment section is going out with Doe" suspect sketches issued was considered to be compar- quarters will include a volleyball tourna- located just four went to question Nelson about his remarks on the importance of Auschwitz survivor. On Tuesday, a bang. To start off we have by the FBI. However, there is able to the ment, tie-dyeing, a tree planting 1 size of a city, but blocks from the State Capitol, child molestation looking beyond the numbers. the cinema presented Shindler's speculation charges that book reviews on The Rainmak- that he is not the today there remains only 500 killing one ceremony, twister, a dunking Trees added to greenery man while rattling had been brought up against Alpert said, "To speak only of List. The Center for Peace and er and Makes me Wanna suspect in question. or so holdout Rwandan the booth and human bowling, added refu- nerves throughout the city. him. numbers robs the dead of the Justice Education conducted a Holler: A Young Black Man in Davidson. Throughout the day. horticultural importance of their life and triv- brown bag lunch Thursday at By JOYCE SEVILLA supervisor. America. Next, we have several The Misfit Toys, Works on Blue Reporter ializes their death. The memorial 12:30 p.m. with Rabbi Richard L. Staff First, corrective pruning is movie reviews such as: "Kiss and Spruce Street Revival, all Several additions have recently necessary, especially if is not for the numbers lost but for Libowitz, an assistant professor there are of Death," "The Cure," "The Philadelphia area bands, will be been to the University's dead or broken the life that was lost, the culture in the intellectual heritage pro- made limbs on the trees. Basketball Diaries," and 1 appearing. Between the bands greenery. Second, and the Torah. You can take our gram at Temple University and The most noticeable the plants are fertilized "While You Were Sleeping." there will be guest speakers from may be the ten Holly and two depending upon their VILLANOVAN lives but you cannot reclaim our lecturer in theology at St. Joseph's needs. For Finally, find out what CDs to various environmental groups, souls." University. Rabbi Libowitz spoke Magnolia trees, newly planted in instance, in high traffic areas spend your summer cash on. she said. The Villanova commu- order KATHLEEN L COONEY & SEAN M. KELLY The Rev. Ray Jackson, O.S.A., on "The Meaning of the Holocaust to accentuate Villanova's such as the region surrounding nity is invited to visit the booths main gate, located on Ithan Falvey Library, EDITORS IN CHIEF recognizing God's love of truth for Jews and Christians." more fertilization that will be occupied by these Avenue. These new additions is necessary due to soil compaction TARA CAMPITIELLO and TODD C. LESKANIC and justice read from the Book of Auschwitz survivor Itka Zyg- LAUREN C. BURKE and SARAH B. NEVILLE various environmental organiza- were planted to prepare for the than on the grounds PORTS ASSOCIATE EDITORS Psalms and invited Dr. Robert muntowicz shared her memories, along the MANAQINQ EDITORS tions: The Sierra Club, Green- May 21 graduation of the Class path of the DeFina, acting director of The her poetry and songs which she Villanova chapel, SECTION EDITORS peace, The Environmental Protec- of '95. where less fertilization Center for Peace and Justice wrote about her experience as a would Softball broke its win record NEWS FEATURES tion Agency and Vegetarian However, in order to make sure suffice, said Leeds. ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Education, to remove the dead young child in the concentration this past week and baseball Melissa Lee Network. that the campus looks beautiful The third step in landscaping Maura Qibney JoePattanon root that was lying beside the root camp. eked out a three game sweep Melissa*S21?^^*Salso Karen Money will be raised through year round, especially during the maintenance is spraying for Qoulart Mark Spoonauer of the new tree and make way for pests, in Massachusetts. Villanova ASSISTANT EDITORS spring and summer seasons, gener- if it is necessary. According to track and field will be compet- al maintenance routine inspec- Leeds, "We prefer to use horticul- NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT ing this week in ^. SPORTS tions the Penn Jonathan Kllck Dobbin speaks at Town Meeting are made. Several steps are tural oils and soaps because they Relays and Wolfman rights his Claire Rehwinkel taken to make sure the grounds are non-toxic." final column. Check out the are well-kept, said Chuck Leeds, feature on track superstar Advisor: June W. the coming year concerns the Other projects that are under- Lytel-Murphy Assistant AdvlsoR By DANINE ALATI Dave Cook and his Olympic Madeline T. Baxter access system at the way for next year are major plans Photography Editor: Sharon Griffln Reporter computer Layout: Sarah Neville Staff aspirations. Finally, sports Personals/Classiflsd: Megan Kempt University. Next year, students for reconstruction. The day after Scholarship funds raised Art Editor: Lauren Bussicohl editor Joe Patterson tries to will have universal access to the graduation the rebuilding of the Subscriptions: Erin Neville Strategic plans, campus recon- Press Release Endowed Scholarship. Every sort out the American League. computer network and the campus entrance will begin. The Senior struction, Homecoming, the alco- senior visited will receive a Reporters: Uz Barszczewsid. Eric Cheung. Elaine Paollnl. Alexander Internet via their own personal recent widow of an alumni donat- W. Scofieid. Kathryn A. Szumansid hol policy, Greeks, diversity and Seniors are pulling together raffle ticket for a prize to be Staff: Each room will be ed $100,000 to sponsor this project Tanya Marie Annas, Heather Anthony, Mike Beckerlch, dis- computers. to raise funds to make the Regaie Beehner Eric Bann lano Pr>«« ui^-.i^ r^ .. a ^ the new logo were topics of drawn at a Senior Class Recep- Centola, Barbara Cole. Sheila Conolly. equipped with the computer capa- which will include clearing trees, Wayne Cresskiil, Kelly CurSnSndrD^SSrtefLi^^ n^.?'*J^''?!:/!!*!??^ cussion at the VU Town Meeting. Senior Class Endowed Scholar- tion, the date of which *^as yet John Gagllano. Joe bilities, and if one's own computer widening the road and replanting Galllera. Trad Gaillgher. Katie GIbbs; Steve GSHn^^^ University President, the Rev. ship a reality. Since 1990, to be determined. QfBBNBZ, Greg new trees along the Greenfield. Andrew Gribbln. Stephanie Grtfftth;. Ui^^da is not powerful enough to use the back of Sul- Gr^^^ y^^d^ew Kei*^ Sh^n^^k^^^ Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A., spoke seniors have been raising The Development Office livan Hall. Nicole Mayer. Joe McCabe. MariJ McCreary. Megan system, there will be kits that will for KihPr^^^^^ ^n^^^J^ ^r^' at this meeting Monday at 8 p.m. money a scholarship to help would like to thank local Jonathan Passman. Jay Raczkowskl. Christine Muller. make any computer compatible. The construction of the pedes- Tricia RellSsa. Justin Schrelber RcTert Sci^!5JlriJ!^ u "°®T?k ^'"•I- in the Day Hop when he took the a deserving junior who may not vendors for their participation: Heather this computer trian underpass will begin at the i V Shankland. Jennifer L Smith Eileen Sriakard MeHsL on these Since Dobbin feels be financially able to return for Ann Taylor, Brooks ^^^^*>«aoiwi, oaroara buiiivan. Jen Starace. time to voice his opinions Brothers Tulte, Hillary Ward. Eric Warren. Jennifer Trzaska, Joseph access is essential and all students same time. With the aid of funds and various other issues, and his/her senior year. This is a and Kinko's, all from King of benefit from it, the com- from the Pennsylvania Division of 4 answer questions posed by should way for seniors to give back to Prussia; the University ^k patibility kits will be sold at cost Transportation, an underpass students. the University. Storejos. A. Bank in Haverford will be built on Ithan Avenue, and the University will not make Approximately 25 seniors Square and ""• Dobbin first reflected on achieve- Robinson's Lug- '" •"'~"°^'' "«»^ money. Next year this new access under Lancaster Avenue linking have been recruited as volun- adle'rtirg"irrp.rmrTu^2?^,Sr^'S^bn^^ »^ •?«=• l^«atlon.. Th. dMdim. to ptac ments of the past year in the areas gage in Ardmore. system will "stun students the South and Main campuses. The athletics. He teer ambassadors for this pro- For more information, con- The Vlllanovan Is the newspaper of record for Villanova of academics and University. most," according to Dobbin, since tunnel will be modeled in such a gram. These seniors are then outlined what he hopes to asking tact Jennifer Walsh or Rachel The writing, that someone walking articles, lay-out. pictures and fomriat are the it will do for computers what voice way from their friends and responsibllitv of the Prfi»nr .nH ».• cwi*^ t^ ^ ^ ^ accomplish within the next few classmates to Hykel in the Development will not to mail did for telephones two years South campus have consider a gift to the Senior • ^ years. Office at 519-7986. ago. (Continued on page 4) i A maior technolofdcal change of i .i£^

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April 28, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 5 Page 4 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 28. 1995 r \ r Earth Day born out fCE TCREAM

Featuring: Monday-Friday 11 AM - 11 PM of activism Saturday 1960s & Sunday 12 Noon - 8 PM Chicken Fingers Press Release great success. The National Edu- Featuring: Fresh Pizza One of the first great achieve- cation Association estimated that ments of the 1970s environmental 10 million school children took King-Size Dell Sandwiches part in Soft-Serve Yogurt movement was the founding of teach-ins. More than Made-to-Order (Over 10 Flavors Earth Day in 1970. In the five 14,000 schools, community groups Available) years following, lawmakers rapid- and colleges took part in demon- Salad Bar ly strations, teach-ins and passed the Clean Air Act, the rallies, Shakes Made-to-Order Clean Water Act, the Safe Drink- and an estimated 20 million people ing Water Act and the Endangered participated. Vl»lt our iww bakory window featuring fr—h bakod d—oarta and paaMoal Species Act, marking the dawn of Students from UCBerkeley held V^Dellclous Fat-Free Items Available Jf the modern environmental era. a 500-mile "survival walk" from Extensive 1960s campus acti- San Francisco to Los Angeles. Along vism on such issues as civil rights the way, they inspected r \ Featuring and the Vietnam War created a pollution and exhorted students Featuring network of students who knew and citizens to get involved. Daily Luncheon Specials Soup how to organize. Originating with & Denis Hayes, a Harvard law LACICAFE Bottled Waters Sandwiches LAW student and leader of Environ- mental Action, the Juices idea of a SAE walks Salads SCHOOL holiday for the Earth was Grilled Items to Order launched across American Fresh Fruit CAFE campuses. Monday-Friday Salad Bar COURTESY OF THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING for MS Monday-Friday As April 22, 1970, approached, Bottled Juices The Villanova 10:30 AM -2 PM Concrete Canoe Team at the Pennsylvania-Delaware Recreational Area 8 AM - 2 PM on the Penn the Earth Day headquarters in Spoon Softened Ice Cream State campus. The team of students from the Civil and Environmental Engineering » hprogram«* Washington, D.C., received 2,000 By ALFREDO designed and built the canoe "Sink Oar Swim/' which placed third. TAMAYO to 3,000 letters daily. The tone of Special to the Villanovan V J the original Earth Day reflects, a '\ radical, non-corporate, grassroots The annual walk for multiple TIC activism The Dobbin approach. sclerosis, sponsored by the discusses University As Hayes said, "We will not National Multiple Sclerosis Socie- appeal anymore to the conscience ty, was held last Sunday. This Italian concerns at Town of institutions, because institu- year marked the sixth consecutive ssssss Meeting tions have no conscience. If we year the walk has been held at KrrcHEN r Featuring want them to do what is right, Valley Forge National Park and (Continued from page 3) Monday-Friday bring it "^'^^ '^'"^ "*' '' the first Monday-Friday down to 5,800 so that 70 versity's Greek ^^'' year that Villanova's 11 AM • 2 PM & 4:30 - 6:30 Fresh Muffins & Bagels system has been >Tghr''' PM PM walk up an incline or down steps, percent of the population chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon 11 AM -8 PM can be criticized, and the assumption Meal Plan Equivalency Philly Cheesesteaks but instead just continue accommodated p.ed Knight, a student organ- held an active role. straight by student hous- was that Dobbin was against Brothers of Wildcard & Cash Accepted Meal Plan Equivalency izer for the original Earth Cooi(ed-to-Order into the underpass. It will be ing. "We will not be building Day, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, joined by new fraternities and sororities, he Featuring Wildcard and Meal Plan Points Accepted carved into said, "It is irresponsible for busi- many Vegetable Pizza the incline of the apartments," said Dobbin, said, "I have never made any other Greeks, participated nesses to Deli-Made Featuring street, and it will lead "because say they support us. in the 7.9-mile trek. Sandwiches to a plaza we want to optimize negative statements about the Monday-Thursday Cold Deli Sandwiches They are just trying to co-opt on the opposite side of funds, and us." Many Villanova Pasta & Garlic Bread - Lancaster we could use that fraternities or sororities, and students took 8 AM 8 PM Cheeseburger in Paradise In 1970, Earth Day organizers Nutritious Salads Avenue near Hartley. Dobbin money to add things which would time to contribute money to this Fresh Salads there is no plan to mitigate nor Friday Beer Battered Chiclcen Fingers admitted there might add value refused to take money from indus- cause, either be some to the University." minimize the Greek system at the table in the Chicken Parmesan Sandwich 8 AM - 2 PM Soft Pretzels on tries that polluted, trouble with utilities on the road, Instead of new apartments, and the role Connelly Center or door-to-door Supreme Nachos the campus." Wildcard and Meal Plan Points of politicians was kept to a Fresh Made Pizza Soft-Serve Frozen Yogurt so the project will "take time." He University is attempting to make solicitations. Over $1,500 in dona- minimum. Soft-Serve Frozen Yogurt Accepted Frozen Yogurt speculated that possibly by St. Rita's, Austin tions were made to Jan- and St. Mary's Student Government President further assist \. uary, 1996, the more For Hayes, the values expressed in the J J construction desirable to search for V upperclassmen elect Mike O'Brien defended the a cure for this would be in the because in that original Earth Day was a debilitating ground. "we don't want to lose the Greeks by asserting that "Student disease. "Since we will DOUGHERTY, DONAHUE have to widen upperclassmen." Although Dob- Government is not anti-Greek CASH/WILDCARD PRICES: the road," he said, "it will bin is hopeful get that his new stra- because Greeks are a huge part DINING messy." Reluctantly, Dobbin adds, tegic plan will be ST. BREAKFAST successful, "it of the student community; nor is & MARY'S $4.50 "It might take two years to is not written in granite. If things the SGA MONDAY-FRIDAY anti-community. We do SATURDAY SUNDAY HALL LUNCHEON $5.50 complete. It is going do not BREAKFAST** 7:3O-9:0OA.M. BRUNCH 10:48A.M.-1:00P.M. BRUNCH 10:4SA.y.-1:00P.M. to be a long work out, we can always not intend to represent just Senior crawl warning LUNCH 11:0OA.M.-1:30P.II. DINNER 4:3OP.M.-«:00P.II. DINNER 4:30P.y.-6:00P.M. haul and I am not looking forward increase the student BRUNCH $5.50 population Greeks or just individuals. We are DINNER 4:30P.II.-6:30P.N. MENU to it," but he is confident of the again, but for now we are for the * * Doughwty hM an •xlwMlMl IWMkfMt un(IMO:OOAJI doing good of the entire commun- (Continued from page 1) DINNER $8.00 end results. it." student was arrested without a Another new Dobbin warrant, the student would be construction pro- was surprised at the Kl"al^ttt:i"ha?S SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY t »"fnctlZtiKuW^trcustody until such time as they issued a SATURDAY ^ ject of the coming year will be a responseSDonse to the apartmentsanarfmpnfc vp;ir fhp ^a^ ..AW ko„. r^J^... citation and released 4/30/95 5/1/95 5/2/95 5/3/95 5/4/95 5/5/95 5/6/95 Greek can be new ,^^7 brought before a orstrict without bail, unless he/she SUNDAY engineering building near because "we weren't sure that the n^trJ^L?^"^laison because r'" was AnoRTiD CntMj AawRTiD CntAU AMomnCniAU Amortio Greeks felt that Justice for BRUNCH Cerialr Assorted CiREAU Assorted Ceriau arraignment In such a danger to (EvnvMug (EvcryMeal) (EvnvMiAL) (EVIRYMfAl) Fedigan and Delurey Halls. 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JOLO A COOWO Pamela Krowicki iSauci that although there will be solution. and Lome percent believe Villanova tries Fmto Lav MuNCMM FMrro Lav MuHCMH Frito Lay MuNCMn Frtto Lay MuNCMO turn off their lights when they N FRiro Lav MuNCMO Frud Lav Munciro Zwaresh to changes, the funds for these "I want Homecoming," said conserve energy, while 33 MtATUkAT Jack A Ju. Jct Cmam Nov&tw Jack A Ju. let Crum Nov&Tn Jack A Ju Ici Criam NovaTci Jack A Ju Ici Criam Noviltcs leave the office and 52 percent BaOD Jack A Ju Ici Criam NoviLTia Jack A Ju. Ici Criam NovaTss w/Qnaw projects will not come from Dobbin. I percent believe the the "And don't want it University of the faculty leave Due to the growing their com- tuition. He said, "tuition is high, during fall break when the stu- aware- does not. Eighteen percent did 8pkm.tvBaii puters on when they are not CaJUH FtOUHDBI Om Fam TuRRiv BAMOincH VkALl Shake V Bao Chbkin FremvNitiPbza SoupDuJour ness of enerjgy conservation, D Qnaw A Cramrowv Sauci Rn Sauci but it is competitive with the dents are not here." He does an not know. Some of the mea- in Cheoi A Ground Pippironi Toppms use. There also seems to be BvLolkM Country Ham BaivBackRm universities recognize energy audit was taken in the sures Tnpu Cnhri QucMi Tuna Stiak that we are competing that "the past few Villanova has taken are an Breaded Scallops over-abundance of electrical Qrujd liai Du Jour Qruo (TO Du Jour Liberal Arts Center, CocKTAiyTARTAR Sauce Tyson Frmo Cmckbi FuT with." Tuition money goes toward Homecomings were so bad [with and dis- adding fluorescent lights, signs I Qrum Im Du Jow Qrixb iTiH Ou Jour equipment in the offices. BmcwltyBar tributed to These IpkmltvBar Tomato RcE Casserou salaries and equipment, while vandalism, accidents faculty in the form reminding to turn BwciALTT Bar SPfCIALTYBAR Qrued Im Du Jour and injuries] the lights include refrigerators, PutkOman of a printed VCR's, SOUIMMtT REI BUNO wHni Conn endowment income is spent on that this drunken madness survey. The ques- off, heat and air conditioning Wnppb) Potatom Parsub P^ATOn cannot microwaves, toaster ovens, N Au Qratm Potatoo tions were geared LOHaOHMRROU. VHfTARUl SuOAR Snap PiAS construction projects. Alumni go on." Dobbin challenged stu- toward elic- that shuts off after 10 p.m. BarvCarrotr WMOUl and stereo equipment and televis- VMETABUMoifV \ iting information on knowledge on CuTte CnopmdBrmacn C»uun£mmt donate $76 million to use for this dents to plan a successful Home weekends, bathroom lights ions. •audBrrAI VMlTARUBUND YaUiMSoUASN BreaoABvtto of energy conservation and N Pan Rou. BrraoAButtm Corn Briao type of venture. coming because he wants the the that shut off after 5 p.m., The BreaoABvtto tactics responding faculty seem Although tradition to applied in ensuring dimmer lights SauoBmAI Salao Bar A ORittRnR Salad BarAI Salad Bar A Orrsmins Salad Bar A Oresoms students see a need continue. "We are in the corridors to be sincere DebortBuppbt such conservation. in their efforts to for additional on-campus housing, having Homecoming next year, Out of 306 in the evening and individual E DnRiRTBumT EaITIR OOtRRT BUfVIT Dessert Buppn Dissert BuppET Dissert BupPtT conserve. However, this can DaMoMn Salad Bar A Dreserm distributed, 104 were returned. Dobbin has a "strategic plan" but if things are the same, it will heat control in the offices. FmrtNatuimj Da. Monti Fmxt Natural* Db. MoNn Frut Naturau Del Monti Frut Naturau Da. Mom Frut Naturau Del Monti Frwt Naturau On only be accomplished by suc- Del Monti Frut Naturau which be last," The results of this survey were a personal level, saves money that would be our he explained. "I am 94 percent said Jack Ju. kt Criam Nowltvi Jack A Ju let Crian NovB.Tn Jack A JU In Cream NovBLTn Jack A Ice Cream Novbltcs cessful distribution R Jack A Ju. let Crmm Novann A Ju Jack A JU Ici Cream NoviLTas Jack A Ju let Crian somewhat surprising. of accurate NoviLTn spent on building new dorms or not against Homecoming; I they make an attempt am not to con- information. There are very The majority of the faculty serve apartments. The plan is to min- against a good party, but we have energy. However, only 49 few environmental spent 15 or more classes imize the student population to to be safe." hours in their percent use natural light when- (SuSbAYTHRU SAtUMDAY) KMNUtUBJiCT offered at this University. 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\.W/ V»/ \»/ vf/ AMNION Until there's a cure. Abortion Poll Results crisis pr«gnancy contsr there's the AMewberof t. L. American Diabetes (over 500 VWanova students surveyed)

Association. V'^anovansforLiferecentlyconductedapollofVillanova^scampus. The subject was abortion orzazoii QUBSTiomaiaa FREE and the PREGNANCY SCREENING TEST results were rather revealing. The responses to the questionnaire were divided evenly between Picas* r««d all anawara bafora choaaing onal males and females and evenly Ongoing Support Services distributed across each grade level. 1. Sax 7. Whan did you firat r<•oaiva a O Mala a r«Mi« uniqua ganatic coda? Possibly the most interesting discovery of the survey was the attitudes oi A counseling VILUNOVA UNIVERSITY the respondents that 2. Yaar Q at your concaption center offering fionesi discussion of options and services. considered abortion "permissible" a firat 3 aontha D 3rd aonth Males an Informed choice, in at least some cases. Of these respondents, tte pressure, no alx»tlon refsn«ls. All services free. 94penxnt^^^ morally Fraahaan D Sopboaora 4-6 aontha O 7-9 aonths opposed to abortion being employed D Junior O Sanlor D I don't know up to birth. In fact, only 20 percent believed that abortion was a otliar New Walk-In a. Mhan did your haart bagln to Hours: Thursdays from 1-8 p.m. acceptable after the third month of pregnancy. 3. Poattlon baat?

Obviously, in all oaaaa 2 these attitudes are in sharp contrast with D Pro-Ufa firat aonth O 3rd aonth 525-1557 the Supreme Court's rulings in Roe v. Wade (Mccapt liffa of tba aotbar) D 4-« aontha 7-9 aontha and Doe v. Bolton, which O Pro-Ufa axcap^ in oasaa of Q I don't know permit legal abortion up until the day of birth. rapa or Inoaat Paraonally, pro-lifa but 9. Mhan wara your brain wavaa firat Indeed, only 1 percent of 5 the respondents knew the correct answer when asked "until politically, pro-clioico abla to ba racordad? when do D Pro-choica you think abortion is legal?" GKADIWTE and UNDEIGIAIHMTE The other 8Spercent of the student population either a firat 3 aontha O 3rd aonth COUISES did not know or 4. If you favor abortion undar aoaa a 4-< aonths Q 7-9 aontha answered incorrectly. cirounatanco, ploaaa chock wban you Q I don't know IMir aMi EVENING CLASSES think thoy ara aocaptablo. 10. Mhan could faal pain? Another disturbing finding you first was that a large portion of the student population was simply a just during tbo f irat triaoator (3 aontha) a first 2 aontha O 3rd aonth BUSINESS unaware of some of the most basic O just during tho firat two 4-6 aontha 7-9 aonths "^^ COMPUTER SCIENCE biological facts. For instance, 35 percent did not reahze that an D m\ \ -JKH^^^^ triMotars(« aontha) a I don't know Let individual's during tho antiro pragnancy us fc^jjs;* ENGINEERING unique genetic code is instilled at birth. a NATURAL SCIENCE About half did not realize that the heart begins (f aentha) 11. How aany abortions, do you baliava, ara parformad in tba O.8. bcatmg in the first two months (it normally combine all NMrHENAnCS SOCIAL SCIENCES begins beating after three weeks) and tess than 30 percent 5. In tha O.S., until whan do you avary day? knew that think abortion la lagal? brain waves start in the first two months. laaa than 999 100O-1999 a and of fIrat trlaaatar a 3000-3999 3000-3999 COUNSELING EDUCAHON Other (3 aontha) your debts into one interesting findings were that students greaUy over-estimated the number a 4000-4999 ovar 9000 of abortions a and of aacond trlaaatar O I don't know (« aontha) THEARTS HUMANITIES performed due to rape, incest, or life ofthe mother. On the other hand, students greatly i/i7dfer-estimated Q and of third trlaaatar (birth) 13. What parcantaga of abort iona do easy-to-manage payment. the number of abortions a I don't know you baliava ara parfonaad dua to NURSING LANGUAGES performed every day with 60 percent unaware that over 4000 are performed rapa, Incast, or Ufa of tha aothar «. Whan do you baliava your Ufa in tba U.S.? Bad credit no problem. ALL accepted based ability daily. bagan? on to pay. O laaa than 2% 2-4% Q at your concaption 9-101 When forming opinions about an issue as important O 11-30% as abortion, it is crucial to know the facts. a whan your brain wavaa wara firat O ovar 20% a I don't knew Fast Help Is Just A Phone Call Away! Only then can a abla to ba racordad legitimate discussion be held. D whan your baart bagan to boat 'wr/ffrfWiiiifti . ., ,,Ttnntm nanuiiu O at viabillty(whan you could firat Call day or night 1-305-537-3617, (24 hr. recording) llva outaida your aotbara woab) a at your birth SESSION I SESSION n EVENING SESSION for your FREE APPLICAnON or write: toWedMsdaKJme28 toNoMfao^Jabrai to Mowb^^ Jdy 31 BUDGETMASTER , BOX 645, HOLLYWOOD, FL 33022 CONTINUOIIS REGISTMJION Position If you favor abortion under some circumstances, until the day before each session GRAPH! betfns.KEGISTEK NOW until when do you thinlt it is acceptable j" ii'i i iiiii w»iiiff p...ji,ijAyn.,j,jpjjjjj0mw inj An almost identical ^ |^ fff ^ m 29% 29% number of 300- -J mill iTrmv For Summer Bulletin, write: 150 reqwndents held the SUMMER SESSIONS OFFICE Or. if you prefer, call: two 80% Massag opposing extreme views, with c 23.5% An Equal Opportun.iyUn.M*My 1 i CvlO/519"4343 250- stressed out by exams or sports? 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VlLLANOVAN i 201 Dougherty Hall, VlUanova Universny, VlUanova, Pm. 19086 Kennedy's KathlMn L Coonty and Sean M. Kally concept of community Is questioned Editors In Chlaf To the Editor: First, friendship — close friend- beers in an hour may have an limited to the classroom. The life Tara Campltlello and Todd C. Laakanlc fraternity involvement such as ships, the benefit of a strong adverse effect. Associate As my days experiences I have had throughout social and organizational skills Editors at Villanova come pledge program. Second, commun- Next, I am unclear about your my four years of college have had are going to help more to an end, I have to me much wonder if Pat ity, my fraternity raised close to Lauren point that students are not stud- as much of an impact on who I C. Burke and Sarah B. Neville Kennedy ever had fun than film analysis. Organizations, at college. $2000 for charity this semester, ying hard enough, or studying Managing Editore am than what I've learned in like life, are about happiness and After reading almost all of his alone. Third, a social life. . . par- isn't their first priority. Who school. If I had devoted more time articles in everyone achieves it in their own April the Villanovan, it ties, an occasional 28, 1995 TO, road trips would pay $80,000 for an educa- to academics and less to the skills way. p^^ seems as though Pat got caught — ever do any of these Pat?" Oh tion and not study? No one is I've developed and polished out- in My advice to Pat — go to up trying to please others and and the final benefit, brotherhood. really that stupid. Maybe we side of my studies, I'd be less now he looks back and college again and see if you can wonders Maybe if you ever experienced it, should all study harder, but prepared for later life. You should enjoy it this time. Everyone else, where it all went. It appears that you wouldn't want to put it down. maybe we should have fun at know this as much as anyone. good luck and safe travels. he is trying to regain some sense Your criticisms are just ignorant. Villanova as well. Remember Pat, Maybe mine were more "fun" of honor that he lost when he lied You're just like the proctor in the as my brilliant roommate, with a than being president of SGA, but Andrew LaRosa to the Greek community for the Breakfast Club. "These kids are 3.8, said, "Partying has nothing who are you to criticize. In both Class of 1995 p«ist four years. I am referring to turning on it me." No, is you Pat. to do with academics." Think cases our activities have prepared A look his comment on community in the We are not back the only students in about it. . . Also, college is a time us for the future. Let's face it, last issue of the Villanovan. For America who drink, and you are of learning and this is not simply skills that I gained from my Pete's sake Pat, Greek Life doesn't not the only one who studies on damage community over at Villanova. this campus. I am sick of hearing the If it year were not for Greek Life, I that Greeks are the culprits for would not have stayed at Villa- irresponsible drinking. I never Greek life doesn't damage Villanova nova. It provided direction and held a freshman down and forced in the support, a sense of family and a beer down his or her throat. Villanovan To the Editor: contributions to Villanova's cam- nova students, you still don't brotherhood and even, oh my god, Every person here at Villanova is pus; happily, they have no doubt understand the people whom you a sense of community. Maybe it intelligent and responsible, let the As the end of the year rolls was a small community, but the blame stay with them when they fulfilled and even surpassed those claimed to lead. around, I see it as a perfect expectations. All over It seems to me that you would benefits are numerous. didn't know that drinking 12 campus opportunity to take a look back Villanova's Greeks have worked rather divide students across and reflect on the events of the to make our home a better place. fictitious organizational barriers past two semesters here at Villa- We are involved leaders in the instead of fusing us together As the year closes, the most important stories of the Phi Sig receives tlianks nova. This year has been marked orientation program, Special behind our common bonds as 1994-1995 academic year were generated by such topics by many great successes and Olympics, Blue Key, Campus Villanovans. Maybe your envy as alcohol abuse. Wildcat To the Editor: basketball, the West Campus Every community needs its accomplishments, especially in Ministry (just look at any one of stems from the fact that the

apartments • and student athletics. While some of these Last Saturday, the Bryn Mawr young people and needs to appre- our Greek community. My inten- our very successful philanthro- community and unity that you Beautiful Foundation in conjunc- ciate them stories especially when they tions in writing this letter are . is exempli- mcreased student pride at the University, other pies, Mr. Kennedy. . You couldn't wish for at Villanova tion with the Bryn Mawr Civic act in stories force us to reevaulate the public interest. Howev- twofold. First, I want to congrat- pull them off without us). Not only fied by our Greek organizations. our actions as we prepare in Association, the Main Line Kiwa- er, when an older and younger ulate Villanova's Greek commun- for another year. do Villanova's Greek organiza- So as we head home for summer, nis Club, the Bryn Mawr Rotary generation live so closely together, ity and say that I'm very proud tions I in sponsor successful philan- both congratulate Greeks i and the Bryn Mawr Business as we do in town, there is inev- to be a member of this group. In thropic events on campus (witness coming together and I challenge Villanova basketball is back. Now that the Association held the Spring Clean- itable friction. We all must under- addition,.I want to respond to Wildcats the Alpha Phi Delta's Hoops for the them not to let this spirit die. Far I have reemerged as national power on the hardwood, the up on Lancaster Ave. as part of stand and respect each others unwarranted and blatant attack Homeless or Sigma Phi Epsilon's too much has been accomplished the Pennsylvania Adopt-A- concerns and lifestyles. If we upon Villanova's Greek commun- athletic department must reconsider the construction of Main Line Classic this past week- to turn back now. And, Patrick, Highway program. Also partici- work together, we can solve our ity by former Student Govern- end), we also generate community one last thing, I hope take the a new arena and accommodate the increasing demands you pating in the clean-up were about mutual problems. ment Association President good will by participating in local time in your last month or so at for tickets. The present ticket distribution system does 40 students from Villanova Uni- The Bryn Mawr Civic Associ- Patrick Kennedy in last week's events (such as Sigma Alpha school to leave your office in 204 not satisfy current demands. The University's first Big versity, mostly members of the ation would like to thank the Rev. Villanovan. Epsilon's team in the Walk for Dougherty and hang out in the East Championship was accompanie by an increase in Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. John Stack, O.S.A. and the stu- Over the past year, despite MS, which featured members of Quad or at the Oreo. Take the time The Villanova students did dents from media coverage which will help to draw prospective a Villanova University, ignorant criticisms, a unique almost every Greek organization). to meet some of the amazing and tremendous job with their help especially Mark Reed and the Phi attitude has developed here Where were you Sunday morning? wonderful people who make up students from more diverse geographic regions. about 50 bags of trash were Sigma Kappa fraternity for their amongst Villanova's GTreeks, an In reading your letter in the our student body so that someday collected from Lancaster Ave. and outstanding work last weekend. attitude that hasn't been seen Villanovan last week, Patrick, I you don't look back on your four Once again, from the adjoining neighborhoods. before: a new sense of community was struck with a sense of sadness years here with regret. the University had more than its share Activities Team strilces bacic On Sunday morning Bryn Mawr and unity. From the opening of the and pity. The sadness comes Tom Stringer of tragedies due to alcohol abuse. Most severe of such was spotless, and it was a pleasure Harold Wilson year it was evident that Greeks about from realizing that despite President of the alcohol related incidents was the death of freshman James to walk through the town. Bryn Mawr Civic Association had the opportunity to make huge spending four years with Villa- Inter-Fraternity Council To the C. McGarry and the near-fatal accident involving Editor: ./«\ ,/^\ ..'4r"/4\ ^''f*\ resulted '/»v.'fA\'"'r \ f»\\lA\ ./A\ sophomore Jaime Caggiano. These events forced in programs of the follow- CAT will I everyone In response continue to evaluate its to your editorial ing music types: jazz, within the Villanova community to reflect on our reggae, hip- efforts in the area. We encourage own entitled "Nightclub needs help," hop, funk rock, » mortality and alternative covers all students to offer any vulnerability. Problems with alcohol have we feel that there are several and feedback originals, psychadelic pop, that will forced the points assist in planning for administration to question the future existence which need to be clarified: blues, folk, and classic rock. next fall. What punishment would you give to those of Homecoming, the Your ON CAMPUS climax of Villanova's social life. editorial inaccurately Furthermore, With 1. "There we agree with Sharon Griffin is no reason why claimed that success was limited your statement that the Campus University registered organiza- to the Hip responsibie for the Oldahoma City Hop Theater events. Activities Team must The Student Government tions cannot help coordinate and utilize the Association's election saw However, student band nights, resources promote of every group on cam- record numbers of students activities at the Night- which received head to the polls this year. absolutely no pus. Since our term began, we bombing? club. CAT must utilize the resour- coverage However, the campaigns of the candidates by the Villanovan, have actively served to create ces of every explored opportun- group on campus." consistently averaged an unnecessary gap between the Greek and non-Greek over 100 ities where the Greeks and CAT people in attendance. communities The Campus can co-program events. With at the University. Although the blame does The Campus Activities Team the Activities Team is committed to co-programming not fall upon the has always actively encouraged agreement, all SGA, it is their responsibility to bridge using the Nightclub as a forum groups co-sponsorship are encouraged to continue this gap and create stronger unity for Nightclub to showcase student among all groups at talent. Fur- to make use of the Nightclub next events. This year we developed a thermore, this University. it is our intention to fall. In addition, co-sponsorship agreement with CAT will be continue to provide a diversified seeking the greater support of the intention that more student schedule of events. Villanovan in covering Despite all organizations would make use of our of the complaints about vandalism in the Nightclub the Nightclub. Through events in the future. West Campus apartments, the additions the Stu- 3. Inviting comedians and mus- new were dent Development newsletter, all ical acts to the ultimately a success. A much-needed housing alternative Belle Air Terrace Jeff Landry registered student organizations will for continue to draw limited upperclassmen was provided. With the ongoing were made aware of this CAT President oppor- crowds if the performers' names housing shortage, however, the construction tunity. In fact, over twelve differ- Eileen Trapp of more are unrecognizable to students. apartments is imperative. ent student groups have worJced CAT Treasurer with CAT to program events and former Nightclub in We agree with your contention the Nightclub. In short, Coordinator we have that having big name performers Villanova continues to live up to its never turned away any student commitment to would increase the attendance at promoting both group from using the Nightclub academic and athletic achievement. The the Nightclub. Currently, the University this year. allocation which has not lost sight of the "student" in the CAT receives for programming student athlete, as is evident in the accomplishments on-campus events of 2. "Variety must be a priority is Letters senior Becky insufficient for programming Spies, recipient of a Rhodes Scholarship in scheduling all and Nightclub high cost events in the Nightclub. member of the national activities." NCAA Champion Women's Cross We have brought and will con- Country team. tinue to bring to Villanova top Theyaianovan will The goal of the Nightclub Com- quality, print "Ut- national touring acts who ters to mittee the Editor" received of CAT has been to offer are beginning to make in its We will bid farewell to many a name for tn 201 Dougherty memorable personalities a wide variety of events to the themselves. ffe Hall prior The Archers of Loaf, to the weekly this deadline. ««' May. Villanova community. We believe whose Tuesday at (< new CD was recently quartered, but I think they should have 4o Definitely life in the smallest that ^ P^m. All Utters must be "Drawn and "I'd stuff each of them in a 3x3 we have done our best to reviewed in the Villanovan, signed and and include instead of horses the families live together in a one room cell darkest cell possible, because I ft. cage and drop pebbles accomplish this goal address, phone number on given our Jim Breuer, who will be starring and the only don't Through deadlines and headlines, controversial and social security of the victims should pile into place they should believe in the death their heads until they went current resources. This year in his own number. All stories ABC sitcom next monster trucks." be allowed to go is to help uenaltv." insane." and controversial retorts, staff changes and we've sponsored such ^^ double four diverse season, are two examples of these cJ^Z "V^^ ¥ ^^ rebuild the building." additions, fced^The Viilanovan * week after week, we have learned an important activities as theme nights, student types of acts. reserves' the right to band nights, edit all letters. Letters Ricardo Guerrero Stephen Burke Jessica Scully Matt Rumain lesson, one which will last us comedians, musical Having just completed I long beyond our years at our first may be sent Senior events and other by mail to ike Vii- Senior Junior Freshman Villanova. special events, year of Nightclub programming, tanovan. such as karaoke Viltanova University, Psychf^ogy Economics Communications Education and casino nights. we recognize the fact that some Villanova, Pa. 19085. 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P E D O M M E N T A R Y Senseless Blast should unite, not illvlile cruelty and death pervades nation I Americans By MARC ANGELACCIO life, as objects to manipulate for personal purposes. Of course, fellow humans as objects nor between him or herself and the our own By purposes. Our relation to using someone is not equal in impose our power upon them; but people he or she rules to stop his JOE PATTERSON they or a family member could be nally dismissed When reviewing the occurren- as nonsense. But desecrate the bodies of those that imaginable. the world has become centered on magnitude to taking his or her life, we must come to recognize the tyrannical ruling. a victim of a terrorist ces of the last attack. then, sensing a potential political have died. not two weeks I can't power, possession, control and but the being cynical Never before Why blame the terrorist same underlying princi- similarities we have. We must One cannot help has a terrorist act Indeed, the implications of this edge, Clinton help but feel scared. In seeing the blamed his conser- Until he made the remarks on who parked the thousand dominance. Our society has ples still apply. The person is a come to understand the related- about this commentary when on American soil claimed pounds so many catastrophe are far reaching. vative critics rescue workers carrying bloodied on the airwaves for Monday, the president had of homemade explosives outside become caught in an economy of victim of an economy of usage in ness that ties us together. looking at the senseless cruelty lives. Truly, the explosives that Earlier this month. Congres- the bombing and called them handled the situation well. children from the rubble of the usage in which shook very the building? It is the demented* everything around which people become objectified Furthermore, human beings and death which pervades our Oklahoma City a week ago sional Democrats and Republicans "purveyors federal building in Oklahoma of hatred." His speeches had been uplifting villains who are responsible. City us, including fellow humans, have So how do we bring value back must apply this mode of thinking world today; but in the last two have proceeded to rock the entire wondered whether domestic ter- "They spread or seeing the pile of bodies hate," he said. and a cause for hope. Neverthe- "The scars of this senseless lying become objects separate from to human life? We begin by chang- to their everyday lives. They must weeks alone I have seen the nation. Over a week later, the rorism and was a serious problem. "They have the impression that in the dirt of Rwanda, I less, he has erred grievously in his evil outrage will remain," said one ask how ourselves. Human beings have ing the common mode of thought. come not only to understand the human capacity for cruelty and United States is still struggling to Most Americans, comforted by . . . violence is acceptable." can human beings have the judgment. preacher at the memorial for the capac- been reduced to cogs in the rela- Human relationships must system but apply it to their death as well as the human deal with the calamity. years of relative peace, were Instead of dismissing his Driving the wedge of slanderous ity to do this to other human tionship formed by become and Reports and pictures victims. "We stand together to modern non-purposeful, non- actions. The young adult about to capacity for love, respect detailing unconcerned. Suddenly, America remarks as beings? those of a shameless stereotypes into the heart of How can humanity be so thought, possessive and non-utilitarian. kill elderly person that the tremendous grief say: Let the healing b^n." A an must see cooperation. Just knowing have realizes its vulnerability and has politician, the mainstream cruel and destructive media America is simply unconscion- Indeed, America longs to itself? One might say that this mode new relational way of thinking that the elderly person is connect- this latter human capacity exists reminded all Americans about the moved for that toward the other extreme latched on to the sentiment The senseless destruction of life and able. to be true. of thinking does not apply to must be built with emphasis ed to him or her and this related- I cannot prevent myself from incertitude of life and We must limit the the tragedy as a deep concern is emerging. predicted a in Oklahoma City backlash against con- America is in need of healing. and the geno- everyone. I agree. Not everyone placed on the relationship betwen ness is paramount to anything optimistic. of chaos. The bombing has negative impact of the tragedy and being The president and Congress servative ideals, with several Clinton's cide in Rwanda only highlights sees recent comments only search for the recuperation so fellow humans and their lives people instead of the people them- else. The national tyrant must enkindled fear in the populace, as have quickly responded, promis- major newspapers linking refor- serve to create rifts in a society the cruelty of humans toward as simple objects of use selves. well as a sincere desperately needed. Oklahoma and We must not relate to our begin to see the close relation sense of ing more latitude for the FBI in mation of big their fellow government to that is searching for solidarity. By City truly needs our sympathy peers. What is more manipulation; however, one only commiseration. its dealings with terrorists. In terrorist sentiments. decrying his conservative foes as important is these events expose has to look at the world around Indeed, a hollowness planted and support. But above all, we fact, many have advocated a To turn the Oklahoma the minimal value that City somehow responsible for the dis- should not let people him or her or open a history book itself in my stomach as I read the actions of a few the return to the J. Edgar Hoover days bombing into a stage for have placed on partisan aster, he is practicing the most terrorists achieve the lives of their to find multiple examples of this Capital punishment perpetuates problems individual accounts that made up of old. the goal of Nevertheless, the fact political blasts is to counterparts. For profanely hazardous form of stereotyping dividing the nation. many people in type of thinking in action. Today, the gruesome whole. For each remains that renegade crazies can our western society, life and the in the inner-city streets of Amer- By MARK SPOONAUER is an inherent paradox in seeking prevent future acts of terrorism; body, there is a heart-wrenching do a lot of THATCH by JefTShesol damage quickly and people it who possess have become ica, one sees the senseless loss of the latter penalty. Illogically, the it will only incite terrorism. Not story. The death toll is expected randomly. In the face of this objectified and devalued. People life because people are seen as Just as quickly as Americans means by which they will be only will the possible deaths of to rise as high as 200, including reality, America must remain and their lives have become pawns symbols of money, revenge or expressed their sympathy for the punished will be no different than these men not quell other terrorist the 24 children that were playing unified. Indeed, the family of one THweHT-mi* Domv in the games of other people. senseless violence. The teenagers victims and their families of the the crime they will be punished hatred; they will reinforce it. in the day care center at the time victim said, "We have solidarity THIE0V6H. So what is the cause of this loss who kill a store clerk are only Oklahoma City bombing, cries for for. Granted, the men responsible, Someone would inevitably of the explosion. these criminals can never (N urn of value of life that seems to using the clerk and his or her life swift, retributive justice for the unlike the victims, are not inno- to violently avenge the There has been an outpouring understand." 13 attempt 3 plague humanity? Some blame the to better their own life. They do John Doe's rang out from the very cent; however, the men and wom death of these men and "justice" of support from the nation, but President Bill Clinton echoed loss of the moral consensus, not see that person in relation to same mouths.Just as the bombers en responsible for the bombers' would again, earnestly but ignor- little will be able to assauge the this sentiment, saying "You lost others blame the rise of losses that capital- themselves as a human being but had no mercy on the innocent deaths will be no less guilty of antly, respond in kind. the people of Oklahoma too much, but you have not lost istic thinking, some blame the only as an object of money, men, women and children in the murder if the death penalty is Thus only preventive measures, City feel. It is not just the citizens everything. And you have certain- disintegrating role of of religion The same disregard for life and now ravaged federal building, used. It will only be vengeance if anything, can prevent terrorist Oklahoma that have been ly not lost America. Be sure, we while others blame the growing objectifying of humans was seen many believe that they should, in under the guise of justice, activity on U.S. soil. Tighter assailed. The bombing was a will stand with you." emphasis placed on individual in World War n when Hitler cast turn, receive no mercy if they are Putting the bombers to death security, stricter access to explo- direct assault upon America and In the first few days following freedom and responsibility that the "International the convicted, that they will its way of life. Jew" as should receive not resurrect any of the loved sives and materials that are used the cataclysm, Clinton was indeed !, has become paramount to collec- devil incarnate, creating a scape- the death penalty. ones lost; it will only perpetuate to build them and cracking down We live in a society that can admirable. He argued for unity to tive freedom and responsibility. goat for all of the nation's ills. With a stern, reassuring voice, the cycle of violence that terrorist only prosper if there exists excuse Me. vou'«e»eeN plagues on known international a withstand the potentially divisive tW It PNlV tt HiKtBit^t Akin P1PIJU9T vmawHCi All of these are partial explana- Millions ofJews were tortured and Attorney General Janet Reno did this country. In other words, if groups are only a few proactive, mutual respect for life and liberty. forces of unfounded accusations. WW^TfWM SAVTHAT? "flor-Tv; tions of the problem, but they do massacred because not hesitate to is This heinous act helps to REALMDKLD they were guarantee this end murder the source of the prob- and not reactive, measures that heighten Nevertheless, there were claims i(AveNT>foa^ ) not explain the underlying cause seen as the means to solving a last Wednesday. But what was it lem, how could it be the solution? can be taken. the awareness of that truth. Now, that it was a government conspi- of the problem — with fear as a cause that problem. she guaranteed, justice of Moreoever, if murder is the solu- As Oklahoma City enters a the weapon, the racy. Some argued that it was stems from the mode of thinking There are times when even the vengeance? tion, why was it a problem? supposed period of healing, then, terrorists have managed to Saddam Hussein's vengeance. deprive that is prevalent in western most innocent of us fall victims Justice will be achieved if the Confusingly, violence is to be one should question how healthy thousands of Americans Others even went as far as to society today. to this mode of thinking. When proper men are convicted and abhorred, but if it is perpetrated, it is to be demanding more death. of their feelings of security. In blame the Contract with America Modern thought is rooted in the was the last time you heard a sentenced to life in prison; an it is to be responded to violently. fact, nearly half those polled and conservative talk show hosts. recently basic tendency to view;ihe world person say that he or she used injustice will occur if these same Seeking and then carrying out by Gallup now fear that These hypotheses were origi- i around us, including people and someone else for his or her own men are sentenced to death. There the death penalty will also not

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April 1 May 21 Resume referral Pregnant? If you are currently looking for full time Are you pregnant? Or, have you exper- employment, the Career Planning and ienced a pregnancy? You are not alone. Placement office in Corr Hall has resume Come talk to fellow students who under- Architecture lecture Pedal for referral services for 1995 Graduates and stand. Call Kathy at 519-4202. Alumni. Companies contact our office for resumes to fill employment opportunities Drexel University will present architect Parkinson's REFLECTIONS within their organizations. Resumes are Harvey Gantt, former mayor of Charlotte, categorized into specific areas and are kept Schedule change North Carolina, speaking on "The Archi- Parkinson's bike-a-thon joins Freedom on file for three months. There has been tect as Political Activist" By LIZ WEAVER echoed in halls. * fake I.D., and almost ended up in has so much to offer, you just have true love is, but I learned what as part of the Valley Bike Riders for a wonderful day of have 14 class the Some sympa- a significant increase in the request for In order to days during Farajollah and Staff Reporter thetic O.C. the slammer during the big raid to find what you like. Yes, I did love is not. So to my fellow Maryam Badie Arfaa Series biking from two locations: Water Works spring semester, 1995 for Undergrad- (must have been from Villanova grads in all fields and majors — the on Architecture. Drexel's Mandell Theater, behind Philadelphia Art Boston) whispered, "the water of '92. My run from the long arm learn a great deal from my studies, Seniors, I say good luck and Museum and the uate Day School courses, it will be neces- Communication, Engineering, Business, In less underclassmen, 32nd and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, Villanova University parking lot, Lancaster than one month I will fountain is over there." of the law was an uphill battle, but the real lessons of life were farewell. To the sary for Tuesday, May 2, to follow a Education, Science. . . If you are interested 6:30 p.m., free admission. Call 895-2409. be a college graduate. Sounds "Thanks," I and could not have been more learned out of the classroom. They enjoy your time here. Villanova and Ithan Avenues, on Sunday, May 21. class schedule and grumbled and went in this service, drop your resumes off in Thursday Wednesday, Registration is at 8 a.m., and rides are at crazy to me, what do you think? to try to drown myself. Though happy to turn the big 21 junior were taught to me through my may not be what you expected it May 3, to follow a Friday class schedule. Room 104, Corr Hall. If it out to 9. There are self-paced routes from 8 to you agree, you must be a senior. at the time I had no idea, nor year. failures, my successes, the times to be, but for me turned 62 miles with food stops and marshals. I think if I hear "So, you got a would I have believed it, that Now at 22, that battle seems a of feeling broken hearted, late be pretty damn good. To my for everything, There will be gifts for all entrants; prizes job?" one more time from someone, weekend in my hallway I met my decade ago. And so I face a new night talks in a dorm. I learned friends, thank you I will step into the ring with them. battle of what to do with my life, of acceptance and of rejection in and for standing by me through for riders who raise the most money for HIEET NEW PEOPLE future best friends. I had unknow- research and treatment of Parkinson's and Commencement Actually, an even more annoying ingly been introduced to the girls with my degree. People keep my four years here. My belief that good and bad, even if at times I April 29 other THE FUN WAY question is, "Oh, an English who would help me through some asking me, "What did you learn there are good people in the world, was wrong. Finally to Villanova, movement disorders. Registration is Congratulations to the finalists in the (that $20. For more information, call (215) 546- TODAY! major, you teaching or law of the roughest times of my life, in college?" Do you regret your as well as bad people was reaf- I'll see you at Homecoming Student Speaker Selection process for is if it's still an event. . 9004. 1-900-825-6000 x2640 school?" "Me no be teacher" I and share the greatest times. choice to come here?" No, I will firmed here. . Commencement. Theresa DiMaria from $2.99/min. — must be 18 yrs. + mutter in d Neanderthal voice. Over the years I found that PA never regret my decision, precisely In four years here I may not the College of Commerce Finance will & ProCall Company (602) 954-7420 Not all English majors want to be does indeed have many fine sights for the reason of what I did learn have the greatest G.P.A., but I do be the Student Speaker at commencement Japanese Club teachers or lawyers (nothing to see. If you are a senior you, too, here. When I think I almost have the greatest group of friends. this year. John Reilly from the College of against those who do, mind you). may hold your head in prayer for transferred my freshman year, I I may not recall my Western Civ "As time The Villanova Japanese Club will present Engineering, will serve as the Student Misc. Please don't die of shock, but the shrine, the place of a common can't believe it. What I learned class, but my memories of Special a benefit concert in the St. Marshall. Other finalists were Maria chapel of Mary's guess what, I don't know what I bond our class shares; BARLEY- here is I can accomplish things I Olympics will be with me forever. Hall to support survivors of Cuocola, Amy Swissler and Jennifer the the Kobe want to do! All I know is I will CORNS. Yes Mom. I did have a never dreamed possible. Villanova I may not have found out what earthquake. Yukiko Ishida and the Neu- Wotanis. goes b/' eventually do something, and I am Congratulations also GET DRESSED mann College Community Chorus will to Lucy Kolon who going to do it well. It just isn't will sing the National Anthem at Com- perform Saturday, April 29 at 3 p.m. The Vignette clear exactly what yet. SEVILLA mencement this year. BEFORE YOU By JOYCE Donations of $3 are requested. Four years ago I came to this Staff Reporter The Vignette, Villanova's short fiction HIT far off land called Pennsylvania. magazine, will be published next THE ROAD. Wednes- Coming from Massachusetts, it '95 Saturday, April 22, marked one day and can be picked up in the Falvey seemed a million miles from home. for Gloves help your grip. Leathers of the most memorable events Library, Connelly Hall, and in the St. I notion that all folks from Class^ had a practically every Villanova senior. help prevent hypothermia. all Augustine Center lobby. This year's Gay support group And around these parts were Amish, It took place: the Senior Dinner gear protects against flying objects. Earth Day edition includes six stories by Joe Emanski, I half expected to find a horse and An informal Dance. The Adam's Mark Hotel, Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Which is vital if ever Nicole Dishuk, Walter David Greason, you buggy lot, instead of a parking lot. support group is available the traditional host in the past, Earth Day will hit Sheehan Beach this Heather C. Corcoran, Steve Dow and for interested become the flying object. I thought of New Jersey as a land again failed to disappoint by Francis students. For information call extension year on April 29. Take a break from exam J. Pignataro. MmMCYCLE SAFEH FOUNMTIOII unchartered by civilized people. I 86445. w presenting "As Time Goes By," stress (at least from 1-5 p.m.) and help stand corrected. Both of those the theme for this year's splendid various environmental causes by partici- statements seem absolutely hys- event. One would think that an pating in this fun-filled day. Enjoy the terical now, three room- and my affair of this magnitude would be games and vendors while listening to mates from Jersey are as normal fairly hard to monitor, but it speakers and great bands. This year Works Job offer as they come (or pretty close to seems as though the Senior Activ- on Blue, Spruce Street Revival and Thee VEG it)! ities Committee of Villanova Misfit Toys will be performing. The Campus Activities Team needs I will never forget orientation University thoroughly planned I learned that even projectionists for its film series. Get paid Save the World and have some Fun! Join weekend when for any surprising circumstances. in country there are different to watch the movies! We would like two V.E.G. for their weekly meetings Mondays one The night began with long lines to three responsible students to work at 7:15 p.m. in the Center for Peace and dialects. This was proved to me of anxious seniors waiting to Thursday and/or the infamous library tour Friday evenings during Justice. We need lots of help for Earth Day on check-in to the hotel. The recep- the semester. If thousands of unsuspecting new you are interested, please and Earth Week so join us and be green. tion began at 7 p.m., when tickets contact are subjected to. I asked Sherri in the Campus Activities students were collected by members of the Arboretum tour Office, 215 519- the "bubbler" was located. Team Dougherty Hall, where committee and proper identifica- 7211. thick Boston Of course, in my tion was checked by authorities. This year's Earth Day celebration or* accent it sounded like "bubblah." Saturday will feature a tour of the abore- At approximately 8 p.m., those Hundreds of heads turned. with tickets tum at 2 p.m. and a tree-planting activity proceeded to the two Tutor positions i<- Whispers of "what's a bubblahh?" grand for dinner. at 4 p.m. Make sure you come and join ballrooms Many in the fun all day. Paralegal certificate different opinions about the Applications are now being accepted for dinner fluttered around the rooms, tutor positions in the academic advance- The Villanova Office of Continuing but for the most part, there were ment program for the 1995-96 academic Education offers a post-baccalaureate no major complaints. For $95 a year. Tutors are needed in the areas of Student bids a goodbye to University Paralegal Education certificate, which has couple, what could they expect? mathematics, chemistry, physics, account- been approved by the American Bar As if that wasn't extravagant ing, biology and language, including Association. This day program bc^ns after By MICHAEL you kissed the person the week- might be Brian or Michael or Chris dance technique one step further enough for students, drinks start- -2 English. AAP tutors are paid and are MURRAY May 1 graduation and finishes in August. Courses end before, and are unsure how (these names are very popular on from time to time. On those busy ed at $4.25 for a bottle of beer. expected to attend a one-day training Staff Reporter taught by practicing attorneys include to act. Oftentimes, you both campus). Even if their name is days when you really do not have Tons of dancing and partying to retreat. Please see Pat Kobes in Room G6 Legal Research and Writing, Litigation and recognize each other but do not Fred, the mumbled name is said time to talk, you can avoid walking music, provided by disc jockeys, Vasey Hall to pick up an application. In the four years spent at Business and Commercial Law. Contact know each other's names. In this so fast and inaudibly that it could through the quad and take the in both of the grand ballrooms Villanova University, students the Office of Continuing Education (X4304), case, you simply pass each other be understood to be "Fred." After back route behind Sullivan and continued until 2 a.m. acquire quite a bit of knowledge. Vasey 102. and say, "What's up?" The ques- all, the student is unlikely to stop Sheehan halls. "It would've been a lot cooler Ireland fundraiser However, possibly the most impor- tion never does get answered, nor and question you as to what you Perhaps the most difficult time if I'd saved myself $95 and snuck tant thing a student can learn either party care for a said. In the case of a female, a safe in a student's life of greetings is in the back door. I've 1 and 2 from 11 a.m. to does had more On May May while on Villanova's campus is acknowl- bet is to say, the after a break. The 2 p.m. for response. You are simply "What's up Jen?" week satisfying meals at Connelly Habitat Humanity — Belfast Volunteer Mexico art of saying hello to the tactful both recognize (With so question, "How was your break?" said Ireland will be having a hotdog/soda cart edging that you many women named Center," Michael Kane, a fellow pupils. Everyday interac- SGA not know each on campus, are sure to is perhaps the most worn out and senior outside of the Connelly Center. Please help Marist each other and do "Jen" you Accounting major. The Volunteers are looking for tion requires the student to use names. The average stu- have at least a 75 percent success annoying question asked on cam- "It was fun and I'm glad support the efforts of the 13 students going two senior '95 other's we all All those interested men to volunteer (August, creativity, diplomacy and memory in SGA positions for dent asks (and gets asked) rate.) pus. How is one to respond on partied together for one of the to Belfast Ireland from June 23 through to June, '%) to last the 1995-96 teach in one of their techniques to simply greet people academic year should contact "What's up?" several times a day, Perhaps you can talk to the these occasions? The stock times but I'd rather have gone to July 8. either grammar schools 15 miles outside of through the Mike O'Brien or Stacey McArdle at as he/she passes to the question student long enough to discover response is "Good, how was the for Mexico City. never responding Bahamas the weekend or extension 7203. One would teach English, the There are positions involv- quad. or waiting for a response. It's how you know them. You may yours?" Whether your break was gone on a shopping spree for the other would work in their ing on-campus affairs, sports program. a good friend is easy off-campus affairs, Greeting easier that way. hear them say, "Wow, freshman spectacular or horrible, you often money we spent on the whole The school serves in an Greek life, extremely poor just pass by and say academic affairs, social concern, enough. You English was great wasn't it?" find yourself saying it was simply deal," area where commented Diane Patrone, communications, your gifts would be greatly "hello." You know Another learned social tactic national networking, the single word Then, at least, you realize you met "good." Even if you crashed your a senior Communication Arts/ utilized. Strong Spanish skills are needed. where you lies in greeting the person who research, athletics, syllabus file and each other well enough them in freshman English class, car on the same day you disco- Philosophy major. If interested, please call Br. Frank Kelly knows your name, but whose -5 financial affairs. do not have to engage in awkward and can begin reminiscing. vered your parents were recent There were obviously many May 1 at (914) 738-8640. is quickly name you do not know. This conversation. You might guests on The Ricki Lake Show, mixed opinions from the plethora for the weekend or often an awkward and painful discuss plans Another great skill is that of you inevitably say your break was of attendants, ranging from those later in the day. situation, but is not without for a study session avoidance. Everyday, thousands merely "good" and save the details who felt that the event was rush, they under- remedy. In this case, you may still If you are in a of Villanovans pretend not to see for later. overrated and expensive, to those have time to respond with the standard stand. If you both each other as they walk to their Learning to say "hello" has who were glad they went and Eco mugs HIV/AIDS testing follow the well, you can do that, too. "What's up?" but talk, classes. By simply avoiding eye brought forth a virtual cornucopia thought the money was worth it phrase with a low, mumbled, After learning all about saving the plant update Coaches needed contact with the person, you save of techniques that many students to spend the evening with their But what about the classic sound resembling a wild guess at on Earth Day, it's time to put your new you the embarrassment of not know- never knew before coming to friends for one of the last times acquaintance with whom their name. found ecological spirit into practice. During On February 15 and March 22, Villa- Anyone interested in coaching ing their name, and save precious Villanova University. As the as seniors. For the most part, and have only spoken once or twice of school will the last week Eco Mugs be nova's AIDS Task Force hosted Delaware counseling at Books 'n Hoops, a summer if are saying time spent in superficial chatter. semester winds to a close and everything went smoothly and a before? How do you greet this For instance, you refillable for free at all cash operation County Aids Network for anonymous HIV academic basketball camp for This may be done by looking at seniors prepare for their final good time was had by all. Good inner-city person? Perhaps this student was hello to a guy, you might say dining centers. So go ahead and free the testing. Both dates were fully booked. Villa- youth held at Villanova University from "What's up, Brmichris." In the ground, looking at the sky, or "break," we are learning a far Luck and Best Wishes to the in your orientation group, or planet, but free your wallet at the same nova will receive no information with July 1-7, please contact the Rev. simply looking at your watch. You more difficult lesson: how to say Villanova Senior Class of '95, "As Ed shared a seat next to you in essence, you are calling them by time! regards to these test results. Hastings, O.S.A. at 519-4082. All of us have taken the avoi- good-bye. Time Goes By." freshman English class. Maybe their name, given their name . . I

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E A T U R E S Courts residents live through fire and mice Villanova blooms with new improvements

fill to your head. This should work as thinning crowd indoors from the and your apartment looks like an By CHRIS FALLON began to with people eager By ERIC CHEUNG needs to call itself an arboretum. a generous donor has provided Reporter see their Villanova chums. The long as your apartment does not horrible stench. at)andoned house, "I'm sick and Senior Staff Reporter The institution can decide that it funds for a complete relandscap- until impose a "nobody sleeps for the is fun, but it does tired of people who come here gathering was a blast, the The Courts and is an arlx)retum arbitrarily. How- ingof the main entrance. The nine rest of the semester" rule. When its flaws. Besides being trash the place," said Alison Has. "So what did you do last night?" cops brought the paddy wagon. have Since its inception April 28, ever, the Association of Botanical ginkgo trees will be replaced by all fails, sleep campus. by small "The people who live here "Oh, I went to the Courts." Then the place cleared out into a else on awakened in the morning have 1993, the Villanova Arboretum Gardens and Arboreta, of which a line of 60 trees on either side bars. friend of mine Sometimes apartments just rodents occasionally, you usually to pay for the damages. But after How many of us have had this few Besides a has been a little-known symbol of Villanova is a member, has sug- of the main entrance road as part begin throwing things out of their (like a little love and care, it conversation with a friend on a finishing the night dragging a can not drink the water regains pride for the school. Although gested minimum guidelines for of the Ryan's Way project. and singing windows due to frustration or just Mexico). If get a its original form. Saturday or Sunday afternoon? mug across iron bars you do you may perhaps most students and faculty those who choose to call them- The donor, Nancy Ryan, felt Chariot" sheer boredom. Televisions, headache. Parking is always a Living in the Courts has its 'Well, when you were a freshmen "Swing Low, Sweet ups realize the arboretum exists, it selves arboretum: public access, that the current main entrance time. plants, chairs, a drum set, Segas, and downs. It's a mess, but anyway.* It's pretty safe to say after the party, it was a great major problem. "Sometimes the it's has not gotten the widespread education and plant collecting. landscape was ot aesthetically which just about anything that is not your fun. I'll close this special glimpse that almost all of us have at one An aspect of the Courts walk from where you park to exposure it deserves. Most people Villanova fulfills all of these befitting for a University of Vil- reminds of life is that bolted down is a potential flying apartment is like the walk from into my living conditions time or other enjoyed a few cold me dorm with have no idea what the purpose of guidelines. The general public is lanova's stature. The Arboretum is willing to hang object. Bartley to said Jeff del half of a quote, "It's a nice beverages at the Courts. When I someone always Mendel," place the arboretum is and what func- welcome to tour the campus and Committee is particularly excited " "I witnessed the biggest furni- you'll to visit but. . . (See was a freshman the Courts were out. When you find yourself Greco. Every now and then you here this tion it serves for the University. the arboretum offers a newsletter; by this donation because they

ture toss of life we weekend). . a "constant happening" place; throwing ping-pong balls into my when wake up on Saturday morning The Villanova Arboretum has the latest of which should be have plenty of ideas on what defeated said Mike somewhere you could go any cups at 6:30 a.m. on Thursday UConn," no particular location on campus, forthcoming, Leeds promises. plants will work best to beautify night, excuse me, Friday morning, Worden. Everyone was outside weekend night and find something WHO CARES in fact the campus itself is the As for collection and catalogu- the entranceway. Leeds plans to with eight people, you know you yelling and cheering as items HO KMOWS, going on. Whether it be to pay $5 arboretum. Thus, the very land- ing, Grounds Crew member Jim use various flowering plants to have found your home. Many began hailing down. Somehow a at a door and get three drinks scape students see every day, the McKee is leading a tree-labeling ensure the view remains colorful the recent people complain about the amount couch ended on the ground and . . In an attempt to CURB while you are squashed against up Your ATTENTION please. trees and shrubs that surround program. McKee says that many year round. The project should be , Public Safety of sleep you are able to get at the caught on fire like a newspaper. violence on campus. . 200 strangers, or just to hang outbreak of CKIME and every major building — allof them of the trees have already been completed by next fall, accorlding BY SHARIN GRIFFIN Courts because of the noise. Within minutes, big clouds of 2000 Assault Chopper, . PHOTO around with your friends in the h^ added the help of the BA0.0OV comprise the arboretum. In fact, labeled because of the 150th to O'Donnell. Already some initial breaking of glass, black smoke billowed from the PlCiONG flowers OR^Kjyedmg This Red Maple Is one of the many trees In the artx>retum. circle, it always promises some- "Between the ANY students seen littermg. the term arboretum has a widely Sesquicentennial Celebration. work at the very front of the the tow-truck enva- middle of the circle. In the middle SPEED limit... WILL be thing to do. and random the posted 15 mph on^ampus accepted meaning, but no official Additionally, certain trees have entrance has occurred. sions sleep is tough before 4 a.m.," of the afternoon, mind you. After of dead... has everyone Now, two years after the rush instantly terminated... SPEAKING definition. labels through dedications by tree Other projects of note for the field?. . pose thin^ blazing for about a minute, some on Mendel . to catch the last train that left the said Senior H.W. Harrison. SEEN the new TEEES planted The arboretum falls under the donors. The goal of the arboretum arboretum include plantings along to cam- If possible, close all of your hero put it out with a fire extin- Kmmdys presidency- A COUPLE Bryn Mawr station back are DEADER than Ht jurisdiction of the Villanova is to eventually have every one of Route 320, around the law school O P T E doors big pillow over guisher, sending the rest of the have been LEFT OFF of the NEW pus, I have the fortune, if you can and throw a of pertinent questions Grounds Crew, headed by Kevin the 1,500 approximate trees on and a possible clean-up effort of Are YOU currently DRUNK or call it that, of living in this student survey... e.g.... O'Donnell. The Grounds Crew is campus labeled. Toward this the SEPTA train station. Also to paper...... DUDE. . . 2). not sure, can't see Villanova "Shan-gra-la." Living STONED? . . 1) yes. in charge of caring for the campus effort, McKee hopes student be completed in May are various go PLAV the DUNG^heap in the Courts is much different ^*liey Jetfero, whaddaya say we 2? grounds, including fertilizing the volunteers will help either indi- Mendel Field memorial plantings. Straight from the Home Office in Dougherty 201 are the Top I do the . Billy-Bob, LOVE than simply going to the Courts. over by St. Mary's. . "Sure THING different lawns, planting, replant- vidually or through Villanova's Finally, to help increase the Ten things to do to get through finals: It is like a big dirty dorm with smell of fresh barnyard FECES" ing and pruning various floura environmental groups. arboretum's exposure to the entire been by local officials no RAs, but it is truly a unique Attention seniors: WE have INFORMED and tending to trees. Any decision about a particular campus community, new self- 10. Join the circus. to by the POLICE off-campus experience. "House that a crack-down really is going be MADE On the other hand, the arbore- tree, where one is to be planted guided map tours of the arboretum 9 Streak through the quad and get suspended for the rest officer urinating m parties are fun but people move during the crawl... "Excuse me Tm NOT tum is a special project created by or if one is to be removed, is will be printed this summer, adds of the semester.

. . on. Father every year," said Kate Harvey. PUBLIC, Vm marking my TERRORITY". "Come members of the Arboretum Advi- ultimately made by O'Donnell. O'Donnell. 8. Go to another formal. it to Kelly's we're "The Courts on the other hand Dobbin, we just have to MAKE and THEN sory Committee, which includes However, O'Donnell wants to The Villanova Arboretum is 7 Engage in stress relieving activities in the bowels of the will there." "It's the Activities will be SPONSORING always be done". . . The Campus Team Horticultural specialist — make it clear that such decisions something the entire community periodical stacks. Vil- seniors have been closest thing to college that a campus-wide "hose-down" for ALL who Grounds Charles (Chuck) Leeds; are not completely arbitrary. should be proud of. We have a 6. Calculate grade needed on final to get your C. on them lanova has," said Matt O'Donnell, thrown up on> URINATED on, or had beer POURED Research Department — Mary Another function of the Arbore- wealth of plant-life that beautifies 5. Leave voice message with your professor claiming a pack resident. to our departing a junior during the crawl. . . And now a SERIOUS note Ellen McGrath; Facilities Man- tum Advisory Committee is to the campus and makes it a more of Red Dogs and Red Wolves attacked and killed your brain, first of school for Villanova Take the day $e«iior»^-- thank YOU for being part of the COM- agement — John Gallen; Philo- provide input on any landscaping enjoyable atmosphere in which to 4, Claim you're unable to concentrate until Kerry makes his

hosted an . and instance. The Courts iMftriNlTY for the past four years. . the ENTIRE faculty sophy Department — Ben Papa- decisions. If people have problems learn. Too many people take for decision.

at about , Starting . all-day party. staff will be SAD to see you go. now don't let the DOOR rella; Biology Department — or concerns they wish to address, granted how attractive our cam- 3. Cheat!

of the Courts . that the center . Here noon, hit you in the ASS on the WAV out. COMESi Jackie Webb; Personnel Depart- they can make such concerns pus is. Hopefully, as the arbore- 2. Become a hero; break a window in Falvey and lower room

. There helicopter again. . . "For God's sake Jay Law, DUCKt!", . ment — Morgan Besson. The known to O'Donnell directly. tum becomes better known, that temperature by 215 degrees. of found our JOKES unamusing, may have been SOME you who + arboretum receives no operations One minor controversy has will change. For anyone interested offensive this year. . And we say TO filthy, or DOWNRIGHT ,^ funding, according to O'Donnell. been the removal of nine female in going on a tour of the arboretum 1 And the number one thing to do to get through finals this you, . . who knows, who cares. All of its activities are financed ginkgo trees behind Sullivan Hall. there will be one given duringthe semester: (Edited by a Fig Newton and a Chip^a-roo who think that the "Otto it is PHOTO BY AJ through donations. Many have speculated that Earth Day celebration April 29 at MARSICO " should be re^named the Nutter-Butter" became of the sculpture's On the subject of defining an because of the pungent odor of 2 p.m. There will also be a tree- fre$h peanut^ty tasteJ arboretum. Chuck Leeds notes their fruit. However, O'Donnell planting activity on the same day Students gather to party at the Courts. 1. Go home next Wednesday. there is no license an institution points out the true reason is that at 4 p.m. GO FAR IN THE AIR FORCE. 1^^^^F0KS^ Learn how far the ^SSK^^ ^^ Force can take AMSTERDAM $319 ^W^^ you. If you're a college LONDON $249 ^ graduate, you may qualify COPENHAGEN $359 for Air Force Officer Training MUNICH $349 School. After completing Officer MADRID $269 Training School, you can become a NICE $349 commissioned Air Force officer ROME $359 with: Fares are each way based on a round trip • great starting pay purchase from Philadelphia. Student or Fac- • medical and dental care ulty ID may be required. Taxes & surcharges • not included. Fares subject to change. 30 days vacation with pay per FREE 'Student Travels!* magazine! year • management opportunities iraii^ Go far in a career as an Air Force officer. Call AIR FORCE OPPORTUNITIES 36O6A Chestnut St. 1-800^23-USAF ( Philadelphia, PA 19104

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Diaries" explores the evil of addicKon boolc portrays racism in "diary," there are America By DAN QUINTILIANO Alcohol, cocaine, heroin, and nothing to get money for drugs. Besides the Staff Reporter other drugs transform Carroll A pathetic, living-onthe-edge other signals of the sane, innocent, By KEVIN FITZ SCHWARTZ decides to "ELECTRIFYING! from a star high school basketball lifestyle leads them to prison and boy scratching to get out of become a journalist, being a member of the establish- Staff Reporter and, after his OiCAPRIO GIVES A BUST-OUT player into a junkie street kid. self-inflicted pain. They are a sad Carroll, which longs for love and release from prison, ment, and his struggle against enrolls in STAR PERFORMANCE!" Carroll narrates the film with product of their environment. attention. At times in his young classes at Norfolk State. falling back in to the old habits

IV. i Makes ^•ri li , Hiui.Ni. •.unit rut..i/it«i Me Wanna Holler: A McCall, in the third Sex, drugs, and. . . basketball? readings from his notebook life, he displays regret for heinous In section of that landed him in prison. Young Black Man in America the These elements make up the "diary," and brings us through Above these disheartening crimes and immorality. One can book, recounts his journey up McCall's work is extremely (1994), Nathan McCall chronicles, the newsroom ladder, chilling true story of Jim Carroll's his past of playing basketball, themes, his "diary" offers shining feel the emotional suffering he is concluding valuable in that it allows the in "AMAZING! life in a powerful and mesmerizing with his current position 'The Basketball Diaries." getting high, crime and life on the examples of the talent that hides going through, and the immense at the reader to see America through the COULD BE manner, his experiences over the Washington Post. OiCAPRIO'S SECOND Leonardo DiCaprio stars as Car- streets. Mickey, played by Mark in Carroll. One pities him because amount of anger boiling in his McCall dis- eyes of a male African-American, last 40 years as an African- cusses the OSCAR NOMINATION!' roll in a depressing, shocking Wahlberg, also known as rapper of the possibilities that good heart. Deep inside he realizes that problems that he con- a perspective that has been his- American male. McCall recounts fronted upon entering story of a 17- year-old's experiences Marky Mark, is one of two teenage influences could have brought to what he is doing is wrong. the estab- torically marginalized. By looking in Brooklyn's his passage from the street and lishment as an African-American underground. sidekicks who is involved in his his life. Heroically through the "The Basketball Diaries" is not through the author's eyes, the prison yard to the newsroom, DiCaprio leaves nothing to the life. The boys are teammates at hell his experiences and addiction for the sheltered, lighthearted reader can see that racism is a while describing in detail the imagination with his ultra- a Catholic high school and unfor- brings, he continues to write moviegoer. It depicts unnerving pervasive phenomenon in Amer- Mfit racism he encountered every step realistic, possibly Oscar- tunately are steered the wrong about his thoughts and feelings. images of drug abuse and violence. ica: present in the inner-city as of the way. KteColl hos nominated performance. The pas- way by addiction. They throw He will not let anyone read his "Diaries" delivers in the realism well as in the establishment. sion and electricity with McCall's memoir is roughly which away their chance at playing diary, and is oblivious to his own department, but is certainly not ioocoociod III o Moreover, this book is valuable broken up into three sections. In DiCaprio fills his character does college ball by getting kicked off ability. Like the drug addiction a "date movie." This moving because it has allowed McCall to the first section, he talks about justice toihe horrifying images of the team and out of school. They that controls him, so does an inner performance by DiCaprio is def- iooMywhoieliio call into question the system that *IMM\ his experiences growing up on the a drug abuser. constantly get high and stop at voice that drives him to write. initely worth watching. condemn many black males to streets of his hometown, Ports- MWWP IWiiVe MwWfl prison, deadend jobs or violent mouth, VA. In this section, McCall deaths. discusses his past obsession irita^od agoliisl with Although the uphill battle that respect, with macho facades and Collective Soul hliii« McCall faces in the book is upset- continues witti success codes of conduct. He also stresses ting, his story is truly inspiration- not ,#f' the powerful influence of one's By JEFFREY F. consider this to be the band's ballads. This album really pulls al. McCall has succeeded in a social environment DOUGHERTY first official album. together and brings out the sound upon one's journalist. He talks about the society where the odds have been actions. Staff Reporter Hints was essentially Roland's of Collective Soul. hardships ex-convicts face in the stacked against him. In the second part of the book, songwriter demo. "We were very Their sound is distinctive and work-world because of their crim- The book has recently been McCall talks about the three years can a band appear at shocked [at the album's success]. can be seen in both their fast and inal records. McCall also discusses released in paperback, and has How he spent in prison. In Woodstock '94, have an open- I was hoping to sell 10-20,000 slower music. Their first hit from prison, the tension he feels between his been on the New York Times McCall reinvents himself by ing slot on the Aerosmith tour, Hints, "Shine," is a pretty good past, the sti-eets and his present, Bestsellers List. I recommend this becoming deeply spiritual through have a year of RIAA platinum description of what can be found the establishment. He feels that book to anyone who seeks to gain a regimen of reading and writing. success, have gotten enormous on Collective Soul. Most of the he belongs to neither place fully. a better understanding of race In prison he begins radio exposure and not even have nils olbunfi iMitly songs such as the smash hit to see more Futhermore, McCall describes matters and as W.E.B. DuBois clearly the political factors that an album? Just ask Collective "Gel," have a hard guitar edge to some of the flack that his fellow pointed out, the problem of the piill$ together affect life. the music. But other his He ultimately African-Americans give him for Soul. songs such mmmmmSmmmm 20th century: the color line. After Collective Soul's resound- Qiid bfltigs iHrt as "Reunion," have a much softer ing success in 1994, they have tone. decided to release what they call ttm sound of "Gel" is one of the highlights ^oin/nolrer of the It Grisham's album. captivates their first official album, Collective was composed for The Soul. CoHecHve Soul. the movie "The Jerky Boys" and By LINDSAY MANN worst of all as a result he loses his only Grisham's latest victims are, of Grisham gives us Kelly. Collective Soul's popularity in has become a huge hit. Staff Reporter pises to handle their case. The Kelly is No doubt potential job when the law firm course, desperately needing to be the beautiful woman Rudy 1994 was a result of their first other songs from the , more Rudy investigates the insur- meets saved. release, Hints Allegations album will follow the same path you craving They are Dot and Buddy ance company, the stronger while studying for the bar exam. and records, just enough to be able to album. and one can be sure to expect some Are exciting court poor Black, two disabled pensioners Rudy must save Things Left Unsaid, which make a real as "Gel" because there are many Collective Soul is presently room drama but sick of the Donny Ray's case becomes. Kelly from her Collective Soul great things from Collective Soul In his sbcHi who powerful and trial? novel purchased a health insurance abusive husband as much as reached platinum status soon album," says Roland. exciting tunes on opening for Van Halen but plan in the future. Collective OJ. Then John Grisham's he Soul is a policy the album. However, novel. from Great Benefit Life. must save Donny Ray from after its release. However, Collec- The real Collective Soul album there are to go out on a solo tour in which solid album from a new The Rainmaker, will promising Orfshom leiums When they discover tive Soul's lead singer, guitarist also some very mediocre songs satisfy your every need. that their son, leukemia. is a collection of 12 songs that are they will play smaller venues. The young group that is worth check- In his that Donny Ray, has acute leukemia The book all comes down and songwriter, Ed Roland, does composed of heavy riffs and slow keep this from being a great album will probably be a success ing out. sixth novel, Grisham returns to to the loeol coiHt to the and must have an the local courthouse to create an expensive bone matchup at the local courthouse marrow transplant, the between enthralling new thriller. housetocieato insurance Who will win? Rudy and the evil firm. company refuses to pay. Who will Grisham's latest protagonist is win? The outcome is Luckily for the Blacks, pretty Rudy Baylor, who is fresh out of on enttitallkis Rudy is predictable, but this is TWo helping out at the local views Grisham's of senior movie law best writing since his school with little to look newttirfiier. citizens center first forward to. Rudy finds and stumbles novel, A Time to Kill. In fact, By CHRIS FALLON safety of his family, Jimmy and By DEWEY LA that upon ROSA idea of rooting for another crook, back against the wall is across their case. He is attracted the story is and graduation his future is dim. His so intriguing, Holly- Staff Reporter the law try to convict LittleJunior. Staff Reporter turned informant, catches the willing to give up names for an to the case by the mere fact that wood is probably The two girlfriend dumps him, he gets drooling over the stories contain basically audience off guard and willing. eariy that hired him is taken over by Great Benefit exit. The antihero that evicted from his apartment and Life has hired the And, of course, all good drama's thought of another Grisham novel In the wake of this past year's the same characters, but they was not too long ago that an "evil" corporate It Caruso plays does three years for practice. "evil" corporate practice he des- must have a touch of romance. So turned movie hit. movies such as "Pulp Fiction" focus on different individuals. David Caruso was causing an Little Junior, who greatly appre- which make light of violence, This movie contains many uproar on the set of his hit TV ciates the favor upon Caruso's comes a new film with this same small, strange, odd scenes which drama NYPD Blue when he release. Caruso goes to work as quality entitled "Kiss of Death." stick in the viewers mind. One decided to leave to pursue a film an informant under the watchful This movie, a remake of a 1947 scene has a man beaten to death career. In his first big budget film, supervision of a police detective film, examines the twisted crime in a room while House of Pain's "Kiss of Death," directed by The dim sioilt Off played by Samuel L. Jackson. underworld of New York City. "Jump Around" blares on a radio. Barbet Schroeder, Caruso plays tmartoiKl Jackson and Caruso work together The paradoxical title symbolizes Other examples are Little Junior's Jimmy Kilmartin, a low life thug to bring down Cage and his crew THE PAINTED THE THE the theme and plot of this movie. who is trying BRIDE WILMA THEATER HISTORICAL ARDEN THEATRE to distance himself of MUSEUM OF oppocmlobo flunkies, but not before Caruso 925-9914 (215) 963-0249 SOCIETY OF COMPANY AMERICAN David Caruso stars as Jimmy, from a world of crime and thiev- is involved ART in the usual chase, find April 28-June 24 PENNSYLVANIA (215) 829-8900 an ex-convict who is trying to get ery. However, Caruso, who is flat (215) 972-7600 MIowifigo and get beat up predicament. "Digital Vision, his life Digital Voice" (215) 732-6200 back together. His life is out of luck and opportunities, is April 28-May 12 The movie, although exciting exhibit April 21-May 27 determined by circumstances forced to work for the government pieoiioafid "Two Centuries and suspenseful here and there, April "Making of Collecting beyond his control are in 28-June 24 History" exhibit which bringing down a crime gang at the Museum of Hits is not lacks the true punch needed to put Annual Independent Curator's PHILADELPHIA American continually putting him on the headed by Nicholas Cage, whose OOii$i$|iM(lpiot« TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Art" the film over the top. The cast is Exhibition MUSEUM OF ART spot. Samuel L. Jackson co-stars character Little Junior, is trying (215) 204-7476 April 30 i^Moiico Hko certainly star-studded, but it is April 28-29 (215) 684-7860 as Calvin, a detective who meets to earn the respect of his ailing April 29 Sunday Morning newcomer, Caruso who churns Karen Bamonte Dance Works April 28-July 23 Jazz Brunch Jimmy while apprehending him. /IIOinlK^ or father through illegal and often f2S*"*'"^*'^^^«^ "Joe Turner's Come and Gone" with Foster Childs out the film's most promising role. "Invisible Cities" "Between War and Utopia: One of Calvin's odd and rather violent activity. benefit show May 3 It is Prints and Drawings of /* sometimes tough to root for the April eerie quirks is that he cannot stop ^wmincrtof it te The film starts off smart and Caruso's cousin 28-29 Art-At-Lunch "The Ronnie, another a character whose life revolves German Avant-Garde 1905- Making of tearing from his eye due to a shot appears "Savage in to be following an other- low life, played by Limbo" play the Annual Student Michael Rap- around drugs, thievery and rat- 1933" exhibit Exhibition he took in the face trying to iiioio Ww ^Iftio wise precise MOVEMENT THEATRE THE CURTIS INSTITUTE April 28-29 and consistent plot paport, gets Caruso in Make It A Night free admission trouble and ting, but Caruso is cool and April 28-May 28 OF apprehend Jimmy. Every time until almost out INTERNATIONAL MUSIC Temple University's of nowhere, the m Sing Sing. Caruso finds Opera UillOU<:4l€lt>lM*^^M his smooth and pulls it off. 382-0600 "Himalayan Paintings for Bud- 893-5252 Calvin has to wipe his eye it sends Theatre performs "The Magic dhist Meditation: Visualization April 28-29 a chill up the spine of any viewer. Flute" by Mozart ROSOfVOif DO{||$» of Passion and Enlightenment" These two eventually team up to The Curtis Opera Theatre, April 30 ATWATER exhibit KENT combat Little Junior Brown, the Symphony Orchestra and Phi- Temple University MUSEUM April 28-August 13 Wind son of big Junior Brown. Little ladelphia Singers in a semi- Symphony (215) 922-3031 THE PLAYERS "The House of Art: Drawings staged Junior, played by Nicholas Cage, CLUB OF performance of II Viag- April 28-Oct. 14 SWARTHMORE and Prints by Patients at the gio a Reims is the asthmatic, bold and crazy by Rossini "Philadelphia's Factory 284-1288 Austrian State Psychiatric of Fun- leader of this crime ring. He is an Albert Schoenhut Institute" exhibit & His Toy unpredictable and feared charac- asthma problem. He constantly Company" exhibit ter. Cage, who usually portrays a has to suck on an inhaler to keep INSTITUTE OF THE CHORRAL ARTS lighter character, does an excel- his throat from becoming con- CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY ART (215) 545-8634 lent job as a psychotic, spoiled stricted. Calvin's weeping eye is THE MERRIAM (215)898-7108 maniac. a constant reminder of his connec- THEATRE May 1-7 "Kiss of Death" is really two tion to Jimmy. "Kiss of Death" is (215) 569-2706 THE PEOPLE'S LIGHT & Verdi Week SWEDENBORG stories in one. The first story a great example of the new violent April 28-May 7 THEATRE COMPANY FOUNDATION crime genre 644-350 430-3222 concerns Jimmy, his wife Bev and with plenty of vio- "Grease" musical BRANDYWINE RIVER his punk, selfish cousin Ronnie. lence and surprising turns of MUSEUM events. 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A couple hits cariy Real McCoy debut CD Entertaining notions

By ERIC CHEUNG chorus about one's love existing else on the album really comes only in dreams, drum beats to Senior Reporter close to the quality of the title ot light dance floors on fire and a summer song. K pleasing rap, it is no wonder why Some possible radio candidates n people simply cannot get enough include slightly slower-paced By KAREN GOULART actually due to be released and times Lollapalooza stormed the h Arista records sure has a habit of "Night." And with current jams "Come and Get Your tove," Entertainment Editor making fun of the customers with nations fairgrounds and festival of coming up with the latest release "Run Away" continuing to "If You Should Ever Be Loney" my fellow employees/friends. If fields, Waterloo Village in Byram,, European dance flavor of the year. woo radio listeners, Real McCoy and the exuberant "Ooh Boy," you are going to make minimum New Jersey played host. Unfortu- Five years ago it was a duo known appears to be on the path to which uses a familiar chorus for wage, you may as well have a nately, the townies must have' as MilH VanilH. Last year it was stardom, like their predecessors. its hook. The trouble with McCoy, it I be true? am looking at great time while you it. Unfortunately, Another Night Can are doing watched the first half of "Foot- Swedish reggae-abusers Ace of as with their predecessors, is after the calendar, yet I still cannot Of course, the first thing I will loose" the next time the Base. Both acts sold six million only proves that Real McCoy's show a while the songs start sounding convince my brain to accept what have to do when I get to work is came around because suddenly it albums in their heyday and greatest success has already alike. it is that my eyes are seeing. Alas, to make sure that I will be able was enjoyed success with mul- occurred. labeled a raucous hazard. much Two other songs warrant men- this is indeed the last issue of The to take the day off on June 24. I Perhaps this year things will tiple singles. Both then received tioning: "Sleeping With An Angel" Villanovan of spring semester would have sold my soul to Lucifer change so that I can say I to tli# l>#il single of saw. a backlash of unpopularity due and "Operator." The former 1995 and hence, the year. Of for a ticket, but luckily my brother Sonic Youth, Hole, Cypress Hill,| overplayed songs that all sounded employs a reggae/soul beat back- ttie by far course I will certainly miss con- only charged me a small fee (on Pavement, Sinead O'Connor,! the same. album ing a ballad of sorts. The light juring up a weekly entertainment top of that Ticketmaster charge Beck, The Jesus Lizard and The' And now with German dance chorus is nicely done in a sort of Is^'AiK^er based gripe or appraisal, but even Eddie Vedder is justifiably always Mighty Mighty Bosstones hanging act Real McCoy, Artista is hoping whispered singing. Unfortunately cynical newspaper editors need to whining about) to secure a spot out at the Byram Diner. But, then that good things and multiplati- O'Jay's rap/talk deliberations on have some fun in the sun. Of at what is sure to be the summer's again, there are certainly no num success comes in threes with failed relationships sap away any course I will not l>e at all out of biggest, most anticipated, single Kevin Bacon's in release Another Night. my town. its debut The best single of the album is enjoyment a listener could derive in my element these summer act show — R.E.M.'s "Monster" It has truly been a pleasure McCoy has already replaced Ace by far "Another Night." It perfect- from the song. "Operator" months, in fact I plan to submerge tour. I will be the first to admit inflicting my opinion on those of Base as the most played dance ly employs the Euro-dance style employs an interesting paranoid in 'entertaining' myself activities. that my love for R.E.M. goes a hair who have been kind enough to act with their title track having called "Hi-NRG" music. Charac- motif in which someone is spying I guess you could say that I will beyond typical as I have come to take the time to read this column. I' been plastered over the airwaves terized by loud, fast and banging on the subject of the song. It could be taking my work home with me the realization that Michael Stipe My eyes and ears will be peeled for the past six months. Much like dance beats, a simplistic chorus possibly do well as a single, — but luckily I will be loving every could belch the soundtrack from this summer and my brain will Base's 'The Sign" from 1994, sung by divas (Patsy and Vanessa) though it sounds rather 80s-ish. minute of it. "The Sound of Music" and I programmers simply cannot be storming for new ideas to brings radio and a deep male voice (0-Jay) With simplistic lyrics that deal First on the agenda will be going would still slap down my 13 bucks to this little comer of the Villan- leave "Another Night" alone. see if the group can rapping the verses, "Night" took with love and pop sensibilities are pretty much the only songs to wait and back to old dead end my summer for a copy. ovan. Perhaps I will even think this sound to the top. And while towards song composition, the that can deliver on this require- come up with more good songs or job at Alwilk Records in beautiful With any luck, but highly unlike- of a name for this column so that Of course with a piano banging "Run Away" with its "break-free only thing McCoy could offer of ment. If one is considering buying fade into oblivion like so many of Succasunna, New Jersey. Sitting ly, that great big Perry Farrell it will actually be recognized as out the most infectious pop lines life's chains]" value their counterparts have done in [from philosophy would be a decent hook. McCoy because of these two around in the air conditioning, inspired cash cow called Lollapa- such. But for now, as I move on, heard since "Sign," a grinding has attracted a following, nothing "Another Night" and "Run Away" tunes, he or she would do better the past. listening to whatever I feel like looza will be lowing away five to the task of studying for finals, throwing in the CD player, taking minutes down the street from my I wish Villanovan readers a safe home new releases before "Sleeping" renews faith In romance they are humble abode. The first couple of and entertaining summer.

and is knocked unconscious. Lucy, -jriiK, i.,oi»,oiitWSNO\l By TARA ALLERTON misunderstandings that are both Staff Reporter who is relatively fearless, leaps clever and humorous. They begin New 'Cure' to AIDS with Peter's family who believe ']UST SEE IT! that Lucy and Peter are engaged. ligkt TimMmtNm This misunderstanding snowballs i Bullock and Pullman Issue into a series of hilarious episodes up tne screen" liiifcmii Ififi new romantic comedy, as Lucy falls for Peter's brother . Neil Rown, VY J NEWSTLIC-TV The "While You Were Sleeping." Jack, played by Bill Pullman, By ELAINE PAOLONI himself. with Sandra Bullock ("Speed") while Peter is still in a coma or "A 10!" Senior Reporter and Bill Pullman ("Sleepless in llii«Mi9ha "sleeping" as the title puts it. - SuMn Gr.n«er, CRN t AMERICAN MOVIE aASSICS Seattle") will touch one's heart Sound like an episode of "Three's On top of all his own problems, along with one's funny bone. SCMrt«SOf Company?" Well, do not worry. It Erik recently received some new Sandra Bullock is charming with is witty, fun, hilarious and neighbors, a woman and her son. SANDRA BUUUOCK Ml HMMAjN her innocent smile and unpre- enticing. The difficulty with this arrange- sumptuous ways. For anyone who had their heart ment is that the young boy next In this fairy tale love story, Ihcrtoi^ both captured by "Sleepless in Seattle" door has AIDS. So, of course Lucy, played by Sandra Bullock, this film is a sure thing. "While everyone teases Erik about hang- is a lonely train station cashier in You Were Sleeping" is an enchant- ing out with a "homo." One day Chicago who is desperate for true hiiiiKMrous» ing film with realistic characters in the backyard of his house, Erik love. Lucy is infatuated with a tall that the audience can relate to and begins talking to his neighbor dark and handsome man who laugh at. This hour and 50-minute Dexter (Joseph Mazzello). Little by Story A ci»M MximM rides the train to work each day. film will fly by and have the little, the two become great One afternoon her ultimate male onto the track and saves his life. audience leaving with high spirits friends. Erik discovers that Dexter PGIfMEimaWMgHttEITB^ being, Peter, gets shoved on to the The film then takes the and having faith in fate and innocently enough contracted the train tracks during an argument audience through a series of romance. virus from a blood transfusion and realizes the unfairness of AIDS, and more importantly, the b fact that it could affect anyone. Tom Petty's return thrills Spectrum fans '^aSrWinment

By ANTHONY P. CENTOLA album, the first being Full Moon Spectrum on April 7, there were Fever. Last year. Petty and the no explosions, no lasers, no video upon a time there was flIliMI flIMS VINiS Staff Reporter Once Heartbreakers released their screens, just pure music. The an adorable 11-year-old boy Greatest Hits album which sold stage was circular allowing fans who had AIDS. Kids teased him, people shunned him due to his double-platinum Wild- over three million copies. Petty with tickets behind the stage to their own ignorance and others simply Asflowers solo album continues has never lost sight of his roots view everything. The selection of felt threatened by his presence. to soar on the nation's album through all these years. His early songs contained everything from But there was one boy who stood charts, Tom Petty is currently old to new. The beginning of the by his touring the country with the show boasted hits like "Free side, one friend who realized that Heartbreakers. Their sold out Fallin'," "Into The Great Wild their relationship surpassed the fact that he had a fatal show April 7 at the Spectrum was His Mirly Open" and "I Won't Back Down." virus. "The Cure" paints this portrait the band's first appearance there Toward the middle of the set Petty and dives deep into the heart of in over three years. The new iiifliMMioes did something different, he played understanding not only the tragic album is still picking up momen- four acoustic songs which situation surrounding a person tum after the first release, "You ificiudeBob included "Learning To Fly," and battling AIDS, but more specifi- Don't Know How It Feels," hit "Listen To Her Heart." Toward number one on the Billboard Dykiiii Hw Byitls, the end of his set Petty jammed cally that difficult life which a young victim, such as an 11-year- i charts nearly three months ago. through "Mary Janes Last The Rolling old, must live. The follow up single, "You Wreck Dance," for which he won "Best Me," also persisted to do very well Male Video" at the 1994 MTV moMMi and The film begins with the intro- on the charts. His latest release, Video Music Awards. During the duction of Erik (Brad Renfro). "It's Good To Be King," has TlieBecMM. ceremony Petty also won the Erik is an only child whose par- already begun receiving much "Video Vanguard" award citing ents are divorced. He and his airplay on MTV's regular time his longtime contributions in the field. Finally, encore consisted mother (Diana Scarwid) moved slot. the from New Orleans to Minnesota After nearly 20 years in the influences include Bob Dylan, of his early hits "Refugee," and Rolling Girl." after the divorce, making him a business, Tom Petty, 44, still has The Byrds, The Stones "American At the end of the prime target for "redneck" jokes, the same charm and talent he did and The Beatles. Petty has shown show Petty could not thank his due to his lingering accent. Erik's as a youngster. "Music runs my a great deal of artistic enthusiasm fans enough for all their support mother a great amount of I' in all of his videos; he considers through the years. Tom Petty spends life, I have no hobbies, I collect time at work and since the movie guitars and records," Petty states. them "short films." definitely holds a place for himself hit the stage at the in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Erik is quite lonely at home by This album is only his second solo When Petty ^1 I ••>:*»

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Ant proves the second Horoscopes

arrow pointed toward your Aquarius: The stars are lined up like an time is Wonderful stress by sucking on a candy cane Release your end of the year head randomly razor. Run wildly through campus hypnotic and infectious tell you how much I miss — your S'iti as sharp as a and Ant's on the pesticide with it. Blame your actions Punk By JOYCE SEVILLA people in the heiney Rock to Ni it is hard not sweet kiss? Did I tell you you're poking vociferation, the fourth ate last month. Ask yourself why Staff Reporter classify this rhythmic pop collec- wonderful — I miss you." His infestfd^uliflower you any roast beef. Drink a blurpee. tion as anything short of brilliant. English charm definitely has the little piggy never gets HalfBreeds HAW5HANK capability to make the hair on any girl's arms stand up. an extra Recently referred to as the fun abounds until you take that job as & Pisces: Summertime the He has undoubtedly shown that into your worst "Renaissance Man of seemingly cushy job in the sun turns father time has in Jaws IV. A '90s," Adam Ant has proven that been good to him. and you becorne a tasty nightmare. The shark somehow goes haywire Drug Emporium Tonight! the attributes of a modern- Unlike many of the come-back was not bad enough he has this mechanical menace. As if that albums that have blatant snack for day "Jack of all trades." This been in the newspapers. From up on all the news stations and Saturday, April 6:30 & 9p.m. flops, Duran Duran for instance, you wind 29 legend's qualities range from known as Shark bcrapple. uiHioiililMNy then until the day you die, you are Connelly Cimema musician, to trendsetter, to actor, Ant has surprisingly superseded all disbelievers expectations by 9p.m. to musician ''4 to producer and back shoiimtticittaM^ f' $3 asks you to dance along to the music again. This cyclical venture has proving he only gets better with Aries: Beware of anyone who present relationship will soon be Belle Air led Ant back to his first loves — ttimi N» iMNNni age. The album, which was writ- that is playing in their head. A Nightclub The moon is on your music, writing and guitar- ten and produced by Ant himself, terminated but wipe your tears and move on. Dragon out your window. Eat slinging. good to Mm. also includes additional acoustic side, rejoice and sing Puff the Magic After a six-year hiatus. Ant has help from Morrissey's sideman liverwurst and smile with delight. outdone himself with another Boz Boorer and Ant's longtime creative endeavor in Wonderful. partner Marco Pirroni in the 'A lANUfncnXY THIIUIR, expanding their operation into The first album since Manners strut-brimming tunes "Beautiful Taurus: Alvin and the Chipmunks are •NlCtlM,WWM-lV now that your career and Physique (1989), the long- "Wonderful," the album's first Dream," "Gotta Be a Sin" and a quartet. Audition. You have nothing to lose batty practicing embodies single, is climbing the charts "Very Long Ride." baseball replacement is over. Drive your roommate awaited Wonderful as a 4i^ will be opening for Fearl Ant's signature-acoustic style, rapidly, and is quite a step above Although this album should be your ukulele at all hours. Rumor has it they av jided disciples, to breathe in the pollution which reigned in England during Ant's '80s smash "Goody Two by grunge those Jam in Boise. If this fails go to Elizabeth, N J. ICllii has '/ho enjoy listening to euphoric your upper respiratory infection. t nMt«««sMis^Hi*( the early '80s (minus his signature Shoes." This feel-good song filled air. It will do wonders for m ^ of war paint the capability to make any woman melodies coupled with Ant's costumes consisting Thusday & Friday and pirate garb). feel as giddy as a schoolgirl. Ant's charming lyrics should not miss Gemini: On Thursday, while studying for finals you will hear a Laden with uplifting grooves mesmerizing voice bellows "Did I this collection. May 4 & May 5 rustling in your closet — do not be alarmed it is just Editor-in-Chief 6:30 Kathleen Cooney looking for Tastee Cakes and spare change. She is & 9p.m. relatively harmless, but the best way to oust her from your belongings Comielly Cinema "You are not a is to blind her with a bright flashlight and scream $3 lacks your P's and Q's Nipple Editor-in-Chief. You're a chicken boo!" Mind Wotei's real on Saturday.

nality Cancer: You' are procrastinating in Connelly when you notice the VU art gallery could use a pick me up. While no one is looking you Celebrity Softball & in New Orleans, off of old R.E.M. tracks. A jangley Kingsway Studio furtively change the current exhibit with one of your own designs By CARA BECKERICH R.E.M., yet hard rocking guitar the same place where U2 somewhat precious studying time Assistant Entertainment Editor entitled: "Return to Youth; An artist wasting have all recorded. laid beneath a strong wailing and Pearl Jam in mixed media." Your oils and pastels (Strawberry Shortcake paint album lives up vocal sound resonates throughout. "I hope that our by numbers and pages ripped from Mickey Mouse coloring books) line Ice Cream Giveaway there in the The lyrics are circled around the to the music made the walls. Mosaics (Shrinky Dinks) sparkle in the windows and your very basic love/hope theme. past" says Howie. sculptures (clay ashtrays) are placed on pedestals. Do not let fame The sound that permeates "Spin" ("She says she says she make your head swell. To prevent this, year a vice on it. Sure you Mendel Field the entire album is said I want you inside she says Water is one of the basic throughout might look bizarre, but think how foolish an enlarged head would life. It is the she says she said this is how I elements of look. Sunday, April 30 is of tracks that source of all life. It is something spin") one the few that one can not live without. actually cause a double take- Leo: Lack of sleep finally catches up with you and a delicious state 1:00p.m. Nipple, the debut album by Water, Michael, is that you!? "Seeds," "When the night becomes so dim of mind has set in. You dream of dry roasted peanuts and are convinced is one element however, that Wcriof floods to that your dog is really a coyote named Jerry. Eat only food that requires should definitely be avoided at all and my love well she's in leather full of and peeling. Refrain from eating daffodils no matter how celery-like they costs. Mid o $oufid of Ito with her eyes so grace may taste. Watch re-runs of Saved by the Bell and clip your toe nails. Comprised of singer/guitarist the moon it stands above us and Dean Bradley, bassist Mark own iratood of reflects upon her face." And Howie and "Amoon's afterlife," "When evo- offers Cohen, guitarist ifpping Virgo: You dream about meeting Kurt Cobain on Sunday. He drummer John Guest, Water was lution feeds the underside and the you green eggs and ham in return for the true identities of horoscope way I feel about my life winter formed in Long Beach, Calif. moidlossly off of gurus Tardy, Happy, Cutie and Huggy. Unfortunately, you miss out Bradley learned how to play his comes and I'm alone here" each on this tasty treat for you are unable to answer this question. Kurt have the Stipe-esque squal, as first chords with Kevin Wasser- trtodoiidinio is disappointed and sticks his tongue out at you. Drink an UltraSlimfast man from The Offspring, while well. shake and go back to bed. working at a pizza parlor. He soon IO09HfKi$« Nipple is a truly valiant attempt, in a band called but an attempt is all that it will joined Cohen Libra: This week is definitely your week to grab the proverbial bull band soon disin- remain. Water needs to find a Greenland. The by the horns and get that ever injurious, spiteful, venomous barb not before Howie sound of their own instead of tergrated, but that you have been harboring, off your chest. Tell that stuck up cow lineup. The three ripping mercilessly off of tried and was added to the in your Chem class to pull the pole out of her glutious maximous. play together one that is sickeningly reminis- true legends. The lyrics by them- of them continued to Tell that sniveling liberal on a power trip that you have always thought cent of the typical original "alter- selves hold promise (hey, even a on and off, met Guest and Water he was nothing more than a two-faced weasel, possessing sub-par Their freshman native" sound. Their music seems little counts), but the music needs was born. intelligence and that he's peaked in college. It's all downhill from here, Nipple, was recorded at to be concocted of a strong bite a lot of work. attempt. Buddy Boy. Finally, strip nude at 3 a.m. and roll around on Mendel Field. Tell the Public Safety Officer that it is a personal cleansing ritual.

Scorpio: End this school year with a blast. Wear all of your clothes PHItJ inside out, for no reason other than you want to. Listen to your old Menudo records and play chess by yourself with a timer. Write random chance poetry and sell it to Spanish monks, they need some new material to chant to. Exercise your right to stare, drill holes into people with your piercing gaze, if they ask if you have a staring problem, tell them, "Uh, yeah."

Sagittarius: Now that the baseball season is in full swing it is time to make your mark in history. In the tradition of sports great Tonya Harding, run out onto the field during warm-ups at Camden Yards and swipe at Cal Ripken Jr.'s knees in an attempt to end his playing streak. The hatred of sports fans everywhere will be yours to enjoy from your prison cell. Cal will play the next day with his new wooden knee and go on the record for most games played with a prosthetic joint. Things will work out for the best for on Thursday you will meet your soulmate Bubba in the exercise yard.

Capricorn: Due to high security, start plans to crash the Villanovan banquet. Now don't get down by the complexity of the situation. Meditate and think about what Danger Mouse would do in your situation. If this fails, think about groovin' the night away with certified sex pots Kate and Liz to all the Squeeze classics and doing the electric slide in the nude with Editor Sean Kelly. These thoughts 4 . • ^ alone will allow you to move mountains. Eat the crusts of bread and the rinds of oranges to keep your coat shiny. summer performance at Great Adventure. Catch the entertelniiient editors during their I.

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Page 32 • THE VILLANOVAN • April 28. 1995 April 28, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 33 MiDlANTIC Men's lax loses to Rutgers presents: but crushes Holy Cross

By KELLY CURTIN Holy Cross. The scoring rampage next two goals of the game, while Staff Reporter began at 14:47 in the first quarter Schroder went on to score his off a goal by Nagle, assisted by second and third goals of the 1 game The men's lacrosse team looked Marks. Craig It Scornavacca and in the final minutes of the match. ready to contend with the teams Pat Grohar produced the next two it played this past week, but its goals, both of which were unas- By the time the game was said expectations fell somewhat short ,1 sisted. Chris Casano came up and done, the Wildcats had com- it suffered to a 9-4 as loss to with a goal with 2:20 remaining bined in a true team effort for 24 Rutgers. It quickly rebounded as in the first, off a pass from Kevin goals and 16 assists. This was a they faced weak oppostion 24- in a Gillespie. Fran Bogle closed out game in which every player made 7 pounding of Holy Cross. the scoring in the first quarter off a contribution to the winning 'Nova did not score its first goal an assist by Scornavacca, giving outcome. Senior Pat Grohar, jun- of the until game Kevin Crowley the Wildcats a 5-2 lead. ior Russ Galligher and sophomore picked up a goal off an assist by 'Nova went on a 8-0 run that Paul Schroder had excellent Cosgrove Owen at 1:44 in the started at 14:32 in the second games with three goals and one second quarter. Cosgrove scored quarter and lasted until 14:16 left assist a piece. Nagle had an next goal the unassisted at 10:09 in the third. Pat Cocks scored the impressive game as well, scoring in the third quarter. The Wildcats first of eight unanswered goals off four goals, and Marks turned in tallied two more goals in the final a pass from Crowley. Russ Gal- four assists. quarter. David Marks scored off ligher picked up a goal as Crowley Goalies Marc Cadin, Andrew pass from Pat a Cocks and Mark grabbed one more assist. Grohar Fabrizio and Nick Pirisino com- Nagle scored the final goal with scored his third goal of the game bined for 16 saves to guide 'Nova picking Marks up the assist. and Paul Schroder got the assist. to victory. 'Nova outshot their The Wildcats did not have Nagle went on to score the next opponents 50-28 and was suc- enough to beat the Scarlet three goals, with Marks, Goger cessful in almost half of their Knights, even though Rutgers and Crowley picking up assists. scoring attempts. Jason Klippel, barely edged 'Nova out on shots, Brian Goger picked up a goal at Nick Glomb, Adam White and 41-40. In the defeat, junior goal- 1:40, while Schroder, Crowley and Eric Hintenach played well on keeper Marc Cadin turned in yet Allan Bernotas added three more defense, and were proof that another outstanding performance unassisted goals as the Wildcats 'Nova has many defensive with 20 saves. continued their domination. Jeff threats. April On 22, the Wildcats looked Huber scored at 10:40 in the The Wildcats hope to end their PHOTO BY AMY DRAKE to avenge their previous loss and fourth quarter off a pass from season on a winning note away Despite a strong competitive effort this season, the women's lacrosse showed no mercy by crushing Grohar. Galligher produced the at Penn on April 30. team will finish short of the playoffs. Women's lacrosse denied a ticket to post-season

By STEVE HAUG it around and did great a job," said could not find the cage." Erin Mclntyre and two by senior no better than equal last season's Reporter Staff Head Coach Megan Harlan. Sophomore Rachel Mack scored captain Heidi Connor. Villanova 8-7 record, they provided some Sue McNamara scored three two goals for the Cats and O'Neil blasted 47 shots at the St. Joe's very exciting play and are making With a record of 4-6, the Villa- times and Shannon O'Neil added added one. It was the team's defense compared to just 17 for the future look very bright. The nova women's lacrosse team need- two goals for 'Nova, while the* lowest offensive output since the the Hawks. team will have a difficult task in i ed five consecutive victories to defense allowed Davidson just Temple game on March 18. "The defense ditfa great job, replacing senior captains Connor keep alive any possible t;hree in postseason shots the second half. Villanova then traveled to St. and in the second half we did a and Aimee Mooney, who provided hopes. The Cats took a step in the Three later, days however, the Joe's knowing it would be playing much better job executing," said not only great play but leadership right 9-2 direction with a victory Cats' playoff hopes were squashed for pride. The Cats showed tre- Harlan. as well. over Davidson. After a slow start, by Rutgers, 7-3. mendous heart by thrashing the With two games remaining, the 'Nova stepped up the effort and "We just did not execute well," 17-7. Hawks, It was a great team women's lacrosse team will try to Villanova will play its final two took charge. said a disappointed Harlan. "We effort as seven players scored build momentum for the 1996 games versus Drexel April 29 and "In the second half, we turned dominated the game but we just goals, including four by attacker season. Although the Cats can do against George Mason April 30. # ^ Unfortunately, our competitor is struggling ICECREAM with this simple test: WE Deliver QUALITY ^ DoveBar cQdpwidi 6> CI^ True

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The Villanovan's Men finish sixth in r Athletes of the Week Big East Tourney

1 ^ By CHRISTINA HUNGSPRUKE the first set 6-4, Shallcross clipped 4-6 Staff Reporter the Hawks 4-6, in his final sets. Anchoring the Wildcats in the No. MALE FEMALE As the semester comes to a 6 spot was first year player Jay close, so does the men's tennis Kennedy. Kennedy's consistent season. Coach Bob Batman's play and persistence landed him squad topped off their spectacular a 6-0, 6-1 victory to add to his season with a victory over St. growing career. Joe's, a loss to Bucknell, and a The last match of the regular sixth place finish in the Big East season was a very close one for Tournament in Miami. With these the Cats as they took on the wins, 'Nova closes out its season Bucknell Bison. The victory was ,). with an impressive 18-5 record. decided by spectacular two set Cross town rival St. Joe's made matches from most of 'Nova's an early attempt to threaten some lineup with the exception of the ^ John Klopp Erin Mclntyre of 'Nova's starting lineup, but its No. 1 player, co-captain Andrew attack soon stopped as the Cats Frick. The teeter-totter lead even- u Klopp propelled the Mclntyre scored four turned up their play a notch to tually landed in the Bison's favor Cats to three straight goals from the attack hand the Hawks a 6-1 loss. The 4-3. For 'Nova's scoreboard, wins ,u victories over Boston position in lacrosse's Hawks endeavor to beat the Cats were posted by Prior, senior was almost reality for the No. College this past week- 17-7 drubbing of the a Alfredo Maduro and first year 2 singles player, sophomore Jerry player Rich Young in the second, Ail Hawks. Unfortunately, end. He recorded a win ' it Prior. After having dropped his fifth and sixth positions. and two saves as *Nova the Cats failed to make first set to his Hawk opponent, 5- It was off to sunny Miami for improved to second the playoffs. 7, Prior then took command of his the Big East Tournament as the second and final sets, winning Cats sought to improve on their place in the Big East. both with identical scores of 6-1. ninth place finish from a year ago. His teammate and fellow class- Earlier in the season, Coach r . man Pat Shallcross also saw his Batman and his squad "hoped to match stretch into three sets. finish fifth in the Big East Tour- This time the tables were turned nament." This was not at all a for the No. 3 player. After taking bad prediction as the lineup did not exactly finish fifth, but rather a close sixth. Consistency, pow- erful play and a handful of talent made their improved placement in the Big East possible. CAMPUS Editor's Baseball Predictions 5 5 2 CORNER 2 7 7 3 3 6 6 YOU WANTED HEALTHY LOW FAT FOODS THAT TASTE GREAT 6 SO HERB YOU ARE 6 .<{.«<-»^'l'i>1fS,*>.'J ' ^Mixm i I 'ir'Kii\ iiifair'ii ' aammimio^Mmi^i rim

36»THEVILLANOVAN • April 28, 1995 April 28, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 37 The Villanovan's 1995 American League Preview Athlete of the Year: By JOE PATTERSON With a little luck (the Orioles Sports Editor year and third in total runs, but had the second worst record in the watch for a noticeable decline in American League in one-run home runs with the loss of power- Kerry Kittles games), Baltimore should be play- mongers such as Mickey Tettlton EAST ing come playoff time. and Tony Phillips.

".it Detroit's 5.38 ERA ranked The Yankees finished 6.5 games NEW YORK YANKEES among the league's worst and its ahead of Baltimore last year and The off-season acquisition of pitching staff, which relies upon Assists Steals PTS their off-season activity ensures Jack McDowell was the necessary FG% 3-PT% FT% Rebounds 36-year-old Mike Moore (5.42 that they will be a contender for move to keep the Yankees as the Kittles .570 .439 .776 6.8 rpg 56 45 23.2 ppg ERA), will continue to be the most the crown. However, the Orioles overwhelming favorite in the pathetic in the East. will offer a strong challenge, division. The right handed McDo- Sparky Anderson, who refused thanks in part to a maturing well will join lefty Jimmy Key, to manage replacement players, is young pitching rotation. It could possibly giving New York the best back and should continue to climb go either way, but the Orioles, righty/lefty tandem in the Amer- in the managerial record books. who are younger with more unreal- ican League. However, McDowell He currently has 2,134 wins, 24 Honors ized potential, should take the is coming off a 10-9 season and shy of third place (Bucky Harris). Eastern title. It would be easy to Key's 17-4 record was more indic- 4» ative * jump on the New York bandwag- of the support he received Second Team on, but, simply put, the Yankees from his teammates than his be the most actual pitching prowess (177 hits CENTRAL ;; Ail-American may overrated club in all of sports. Nevertheless, they in 168 innings). The loss of the «« Watch for another hotly con- tik * should secure the American popular Jim Abbott gives up some Big East tested pennant race this year. .11 League wild card spot. dependability, but New York will Cleveland, which proved many it Conference Player Toronto should rebound from still rely upon starting pitching to nea-sayers wrong by finishing one last season's disappointment of help anchor any post-season aspir- of out of first, is poised to take the Year finishing five games below .500 ations. Despite signing John Wet- game Chicago's Frank and Boston, which added slugger teland, relief pitching, ever since the playoff spot. * Thomas is the most dangerous Most Valuable Jose Canseco, could make some the loss of Lee Smith, has been hitter in decades, but the White noise. Still, the Red Sox may end in serious trouble and several late Player of the still need to give him some up battling the powerful, but inning losses are a definite pos- Sox protection in the line-up. 1995 Big East pitchingless Tigers to stay out of sibility as the season progresses. The Royals have killed them- the cellar of the talented East selves by letting key players leave. Tournament division. Tony Fernandez helps to bolster "***' tTfy**"*". -' « a solid but aged infield. In the past Meanwhile, Minnesota is a mere FILE PHOTO * BALTIMORE ORIOLES shadow of its former self and All-Big East . i three seasons, Fernandez has Many may criticize this pick as played for the Padres, Mets, Blue Milwaukee is even more pitiful. Frank Thomas has joined such names as Ruth and Williams as Conference one done by the heart rather than Jays and Reds. He normally Neither team was in contention the head. However, a compelling synonymous with unparalled success. first team adjusts well and should be depen- last year and there are not many for case can be made Baltimore's dable. Wade Boggs (37 years old) reasons to envision a reversal of ultimate (selected for triumph. and Don Mattingly (34 years old) fortune. scored, 48 doubles, 54 home runs, satisfactory at second base, but Baltimore's pitching staff is will miss more than their fair second consecutive CLEVELAND INDIANS 144 RBIs and 155 walks. The Big the remaining three positions, poised to join the league's elite. share of games, though, putting Cleveland finished first in runs Hurt has only played five seasons, despite Scott Leius' power, will season) Mike Mussina is a legitimate Cy the team's offensive consistency scored, home runs and slugging so he should be able to firmly struggle to look respectable. Young candidate and Ben McDon- in jeopardy. percentage. Simply put, the Indi- implant himself in the all-time Basically, Kirby Puckett ald showed his true potential at Catcher * Big East regular Mike Stanley is a legit- ans found the new confines of the beginning of last year before record books. anchors the team. His RBI-leading imate all-star, but outfielders Paul Jacobs Field very, very friendly. scoring injuries began to hamper his The pitching staff, despite pace will subside in 1995, but he season O'Neill and Danny Tartabull A conservative evaluation ranks throwing arm. Sid Fernandez was losing 1993 Cy Young winner Jack will still be one of the more cannot be expected to continue champion t the outfield as one of the best in McDowell, is very strong, thanks consistent and lovable players in also plagued by injuries (6-6, 5.15 their 1994 pace. recent memory. In fact, two of last ERA), but rumors have it'that he to Wilson Alvarez, Jason Bere, the majors. Nevertheless, the (23.2 ppg) season's Most Valuable Player has dropped 40 pounds and is in TORONTO BLUE JAYS Alex Fernandez and ex-Yankee Twins will seriously struggle and candidates roamed the outfield for the best shape of his career. The The Blue Jays may not regain Jim Abbott. If things fall into finish even lower than last sea- * Set record for Big Cleveland, namely Albert Belle free-agent acquisition of Kevin their World Series form of a couple place, the White Sox will be nearly son's 14 games out. seasons ago, but they could be a and Kenny Lofton. Belle became unstoppable. Unfortunately, East Player of Brown is monumental as is the the MILWAUKEE BREWERS legitimate contender. David Cone the first Indian ever to hit 30 lack of a good outfield and infield continuing development of Arthur The Brewers could end up vying Week honors offers legitimacy to an otherwise homers in three straight seasons will probably prevent that. Rhodes, who finished last season for the league's while Lofton led the league in hits worst record. Rick with back-to-back shutouts. subpar staff that had three star- (4 consecutive and stolen bases. Lofton, who KANSAS CITY ROYALS Bones and Cal Eldred are capable Young fire-baller Armando ters posting 5.00+ ERAs. The passed up a possible NBA career Kevin Appier is a top-flight pitchers, but that is where the will relief pitching is not much better, weeks, from Jan. Benitez turn many heads this pitcher, but David Cone's depar- talent stops. The infield is PHOTO BY AMY DRAKE so Toronto will have to rely upon after starring at Arizona, is elec- PHOTO BY SEAN KELLY summer as he attempts to step ture seriously darkens Kansas unsettled, to say the least, and Villanova star athlete Kerry Kittles led the basketball team to one 30 to Feb. 19) an offense that scored an unchar- trifying in center field, thanks in Kittles cuts down the basketball nets after 'Nova bet UConn for the into the shoes vacated by Lee City's future. The loss of Brian whoever ends up there will be successful seasons in history. part to his tremendous speed (196 of its most Big East Championship. Smith. In 56 minor and major acteristically low number of runs stolen bases and 65 bunts singles McRae, who had developed well pretty bad. Greg Vaughn was league games last year, he struck last season (10th in the American over the past three seasons). under his father's tutelage, also injured for part of last year, but 4» out 120 batters in 81 innings while League). Additionally, 23-year-old Manny threatens to place the Royals in remains a solid outfielder. Unfor- hits. Infielders John Olerud and giving up only 49 the of falling tunately, is all Ramirez was one of the better category franchises. he Milwaukee as The trade for second baseman Roberto Alomar are superstars J plight is certainly in the form of run young outfielders to emerge last Their sad since production. Bret Marlins and the unproven shortstop, Alex Baseball approaching forty Barberie from the they had appeared to turn the Indeed, there are plenty of victories this season Gonzalez, soon be one. This season. give the Orioles of strong- may one the corner in 1994. Kansas City was reasons why Milwaukee is now highly talented infield is joined by Aside from Gold Glove shortstop (Continued from page 40) 2-0 est keystone combinations in the rated the least 'Nova. He labored a little, though, earned run average. The Villanova history. The team is now poised to turn Omar Vizquel, the infield often a legitimate contender, but now as valuable fran- league. Cal Ripken's second strong a stable outfield. Joe Carter con- Hams pitched the remainder of the and left after five innings, desper- victory put Villanova 's overall The team travels to St. John's the dream of a 40-win season into will have to settle for beating out chise in baseball. The Brewers' tinues consistently to pound the has trouble fielding. Nevertheless, into the sixth without ately 7-5 record at 35-8. year in a row silenced most critics only chance would be if they fifth and clinging to a lead. this weekend for more Big East a reality. Carlos Baerga is the real deal at Minnesota and Milwaukee. were and he could break Lou Gehrig's ball, while defensive standout being touched. However, relief Pete Sinopoli came in as a relief action. "I would never have imagined Gr^ Gagne, Gary Gaetti (who spotted a two run lead to begin Devon White and Rookie of the second base. Pitching could devel- On Wednesday, the team took "unbreakable" streak in August. third each it pitcher Casey Geib, who was pitcher, but he walked both bat- "That's a serious rivalry and this," said Bennett. "I'd like to op into a headache, but for now led basemen in fielding) and game. Even then, would His nearly flawless play at short- Year candidate Shawn Green coming off an impressive complete ters he faced. Confronted with a on future Big East rival Rutgers. we'll play said it 1994 Rookie of the Year Bob be tough for them to reach .500. be ready to them," keep going." out very the Indians will be content to stop is the reason the round a competent game victory, struggled and B.C. critical situation, Bennett called The Scarlet Knights were no Bennett. main why Hamelin fill out an impressive outfield. throw 40-year-old Dennis Martin- of the match, though, as 'Nova pounded Orioles continue to have the best infield. tied the game in the bottom upon the trustworthy champion, ez as their ace. Charles Nagy and However, with McRae and them, 21-3. Pitcher Sean Dunne fielding in the league. Powerman Vince seventh. John Klopp. BOSTON RED SOX Mark Clark are both young and Coleman gone, the menac- WEST With the game tied 3-3, Bennett Klopp worked his way out of the provided a little excitement by Chris Hoiles and Rafael Palmeiro ing speed in the outfield has The Red Sox are good, but they talented. again called on his ace. Klopp inning and proceeded to pitch the getting ejected for throwing at a will provide the necessary evaporated. The West should again be pretty Penn Relays will suffer from playing in a recorded the final out of the final four innings for the save. Rutgers batter. The pitch came in excitement. New boss Bob Boone, who had lame. Despite boasting players strong division. A Jose Canseco/ CHICAGO WHITE SOX seventh inning. After that, things Klopp's uncanny ability to make retaliation for the Knights throw- an 18-year career with Kansas such as Juan Gonzalez, Mark (Continued from page 40) Mo Vaughn tandem has many Frank Thomas, despite winning ing at McGinty the previous where 'Nova will look for individ- went haywire with 'Nova rattling the ball jump around baffles American League All-Stars City, does welcome several up- McGwire, Rickey Henderson, Ken The Cats will take the results ual and relay titles. Bostonians dreaming of the Can- two MVP Awards, is still one of runs. With hitters. Simply put, Klopp's inning, which in turn was a Unfortunate- and-coming stars. Kansas City Griffey and Randy Johnson, the off nine unanswered the of this meet right into the Big East ly, a team title is pretty far out seco/McGwire combination in more underrated hitters in the the game seemingly in hand, pitches seem to go everywhere but response to Brian Fili's bunt will also have the added luxury West will repeatedly be the record- Hoiles Oakland.. Fenway, with its left game. He is simply that good. The single. to point, Conference Championships to be of reach due to the still lingering C Chris Klopp left the mound. The Eagles straight. Up that Dunne of playing on grass in Kauffman inflator for the East and Central held on May 6-7 on the Jumbo problem of depth. IB Frank Thomas field fence standing approximately 6-foot-5, 260-pound first baseman responded by pounding out six was pitching a shutout. Stadium for the first time. But teams. None of the four teams As for the Penn Relays, Mar- 2B Carlos Baerga 50 feet closer than the fence on wrecked havoc on the league last runs in the bottom of the ninth The three victories put the "It's great to have [Dunne and honestly, a legitimate Royal run have discovered decent pitching, the Coliseum (where Canseco hit year, leading it in runs, walks, on- record at 11-4 Geib] coming along," said shall has the confidence to do well SS Cal Ripkeh to put the score at a 12-9 Villanova Cats' Big East a^ Bennett. was flushed down the toilet with which will lead to the division's / think that our young in this 3B Travis Fryman 44 home runs), could be a perfect base percentage and slugging Fortunately, Bennett placed them in sole possession of "We're playing a very full sche- distinguished and histor- the loss of Cone and McRae. collective downfall. If any of these advantage. stage for Canseco's return to the percentage. He was second in second place behind Providence. dule now and Dunne ical meet. LP Albert Belle had left Klopp in the game at first showed ladies thrive on the teams finish above .500, it will "I think that CP Ken Griffey upper-echelon of power hitters. home runs and third in batting MINNESOTA TWINS This allowed Bennett to The team returned home on himself well over the past two we have the win the division outright. base. Puckett Roger Clemens is simply phen- average and runs batted in. The Twins are in big trouble. outings. will competition that comes experience on our RF Kirby bring Klopp back on the mound Tuesday to take on LaSalle. Intent That help us immen- team [to suc- ceed]," omenal and Aaron Sele (8-7, 3.83) Thomas joins such immortals Kent Hrbeck had the right idea TEXAS RANGERS put out the flames. Klopps upon keeping the string of excite- sely in the Big East." at the Penn said Marshall. "These SP Mike Mussina to IMays. It's is good. After that, though, Boston as Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Ted when he retired. The starting The Rangers welcomed new gave him the victory and ment alive, the Cats battled the Senior Kyle Jamaitis provided young ladies want to win. They SP David Cone pitching is hurting, especially in the Williams and Ralph Kiner as the pitchers are bad, period. Scott uniforms and a beautiful new the exclamation not Kke we're favored to hate to lose." record at a perfect 3-0. Explorers for nine innings, only point on the rout SP Randy Johnson put his bullpen. The infield will struggle only players ever to collect 100 Erickson |s their "ace" and has park in 1994. Unfortunately, they almost singlehandedly to score two runs. Fortunately, as he hit a two-run moonshot over win, hut RPJeff Montgomery "[Klopp] we haw a to be average while the outfield, walks and 100 runs batted in for picked up where he left off last did not welcome a winning atti- the series for us," said starting pitcher Geib was nearly the left field fence in 'Nova's final The sports staff won strong even if Mike Greenwell re- four straight seasons. Only Wil- year by getting pounded in his pre- tude. They finished in first place, flawless, shutting out LaSalle by at bats. It was the subs second team that wants Bennett. emerges, will be miserable. liams and Gehrig hit .300 and 20 season outings. but were still lOgames under .500. pinch hit would like to wish Me- Kevin Tapani, helped out offensively, spreading a meager three hits over home run of the season tOWUL Most Valuable Player: He was home runs in each of those four whose 1994 winning record was Texas' pitching suddenly Clifford the course of the game. In fact, and raised his slugging average to Frank Thomas, Chicago I.' though, as catcher John dia Relations director Ntad Coach John Marshal DETROIT TIGERS years, a feat that Thomas has very beguiling, is not much better. became atrocious with the depar- and captain Ryan he retired 17 straight batters .850 in 20 at bats. Cy Young Award: hit a home run As shown in the past, Cecil equalled. Additionally, his slug- The bullpen is slightly above ture of Kevin Brown. The Ranger during one stretch. In the game, 'Nova set a school Jimmy DeLorenzo luck Mike Mussina, Baltimore McGinty went 3-for-4. Fielder and Travis Fryman can ging percentage was the best in average, but will not have many staff had the second worst ERA nine innings in record with 10 doubles. Fili and final game lived "He threw an also Rookie of the Year: The third in his future prospects really put a hurt on the ball. The 37 years. chances to save games. Certainly, in the American League last year that the first hour and 50 minutes," said entered the record books, record- Elliot Track at Villanova stadium. Alex Rodriguez, Seattle up to the excitement Tigers also have several powerful If he had played out a 162 game a repeat of last season's league- and they could make a ing his move to i> promised. Senior ace Bennett. 21st steal of the season, From there it will be on to two games Knox- as he leaves Villanova. minor league prospects. They season at his 1994 clip, he would high ERA is well within reach. capture the worst this year. Geib is currently 3-0 with a 3.16 the best single season total in ville for the Dave Herr took the mound for NCAA Championships have hit .353 were second in home runs last with 151 runs Chuck Knoblauch is more than (Continued on page 35) . . . 1

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Wolfman's Views from tlie Cheap Seats Senior Dave Cook rewrites Villanova athletics. I will take for in my Swimmers. By JONATHAN PASSMAN Probably Do I care? Not any- things I will find space Women's wherever our these memories with me memories of Villanova athletics. 9) Having two members of Staff Columnist more. Besides, it is not like I am to the men's room, Wisconsin, and I travel, except Vilianova's Just this year, I can think of golf team from tracic record boolc mentioning Bill Buckner, primar- prefer to be alone. crafty cheese- where I following stream of con- several: still succeed. Those The ily because I know way too many wherever I go, I want they only knew Finally, sciousness is brought to you by would lynch me 1) Andy Cobaugh finding a will heads. I thought Red Sox fans who my readers to remember five last By JOE PATTERSON "I was from backwoods, nowhere competing on the same squad will a way to sack any Miller and bratwurst. Molson, the official beer of the this evening at happy hour. and picked Sports Editor be an honor in itself. being pearls of wisdom I have up Canada and they were trying to Wolfman's rambling. quarterback. 10) Our water polo team here: get me to do the decathlon. He had Possibly the most exciting Ryan Stattenfield's lighting nationally ranked for the first Forgive me if this column 2) When Dave Cook finishes his never seen me do anything and he aspect about Cook's ability, the lamp for the IceCats. time. smells; I just finished up my Villanova career this spring, no took everything on my word." though, is that it has not begun 1) If you ever get a date with intramural indoor soccer career at 3) Ken Nason, Dave Cook, Jen cancel. one will be able to doubt his Stern's offer fit right in with to plateau. He holds the top 15 feats from our a Seton Hall cheerleader, beautiful Butler Annex, and I am Rhines and Becky Spies. They There were other have a criminal record athletic prowess. In the long and Cook's desires to come to the Villanova high jump marks, the going, and going volleyball team, parti- 2) If you a tad sweaty. (If you care, we lost keep going, and women's top nine pentathlon scores, and 1 and Stacy and a jump shot, call John illustrious lineage of Villanova United States. 0-7-1 going. . Amy Lam 7-4, running my record to and cularly track and field, few athletes will "I wanted to go to an American of the top 13 decathlon scores, but a heck Thompson. over two years on the rubber 4) John Clifford's mammoth Evans. Tyrone Frazier had to have done as much as he has. school because I knew they had feels he can still improve. He did gridiron. The 3) If you want to learn how field). I haven't had a whole lot home runs at McGeehan field. of a year on the that feeds you and Cook, who hails from British better coaching," he said. not compete in the indoor season, not once, but contributions from bas- bite the hand of success on the intramural 5) Beating UConn obvious allowing to rest and prime publicly ridiculed, call Columbia, Canada, has re-written For his first year. Cook was him in men's basketball. ketball stars Michelle Thornton, become circuit. My football team has twice, the 'Nova record books, establish- fortunate to develop under the himself for the National Haynes, Rollie Massimino. gotten steadily slower and steadily 6) Villanova women's basket- Denise Dillon, Jonathan Championships. want student tickets, ing school bests in the decathlon, watchful tutelage of Erving Mond- ball having their best season in Lawson, Kerry Kittles, and 4) If you worse over the three years I've Jason high jump and pentathlon. scheine, coach "Hopefully, I'll be nice and fresh early to the season ticket He has an Olympic who years. Cox. (Sorry, I had to sneak show up played. I played a mean backup Kevin been a nationally ranked decath- Coach Stern was able to bring to and read]( to do all my personal time.) giveaway. power forward in intramural 7) Tina Sabunas striking out in Kevin's name one last WILL DIE! lete and combines with teammates Villanova. In fact, it was Mond- bests at the N.C.'s," said Cook. batters like Randy Johnson. This figures to be the last time 5) THE HAWK basketball for three years, emu- Ken Nason and Louie Quintana to scheine who coaxed Cook into The Championships will take y Big East Champion about the exploits of I'm Gone. lating my hero Will Perdue. My 8) Our I write form one of the best triumvirates doing the decathlon. In high place from May 31 to June 3 and Softball team is still in contention, in the sport of track and field. school. Cook had been primarily will give Cook a national spotlight and by the time you read this, I Over his career at Villanova, a high jumper who competed in to showcase his talents. His will either entered the bliss have Cook has dominated Big East . the javelin and triple jump. success has not come effortlessly, of the playoffs or suffered another competition, capturing four pen- "I wasn't even going to do though. A typical day finds him crushing defeat. King George catclies Itrealc training tathlon championships, three decathlon when I first came here," working out and from one high jump championships and a reflected Cook. "I got tricked into in the afternoon until dinner at I sit here today, rambling about before they would trains by eating cheeseburgers bucket of oil javelin championship. At 6-foot-2 doing it." five o'clock, with some workouts my failed intramural career By JOE HAAS jokes, doesn't pay a lot connect. proved he extending even longer. Staff Columnist and telling and 185 pounds, the sturdy Cook Mondscheine knew because I can conceive of no other CHEAP SE/kTS who watched could for his mufflers, and is a perman- Those of us can do it all. what he was doing, though, as He takes many memories with way to write my last column. I — hope that the Regis and Kathie only sit and hope is quickly established himself him, but he singles out the learn- I think you call it charisma. It ent fixture on But there more to the fifth- Cook thought about writing a scathing big could just slug him on the of power that few Lee. He has somewhere around six guy year senior than simply his athlet- in the upper echelon of decath- ing process he underwent as a depart- is some form article about the athletic chin and send Schultz into the freshman as his cherished. I possess. It is a force that kids and five of them are named ic capacity. In fact, he will leave letes. He is currently the second- most ment, but decided against burning athletes girl, is middle of next week. Round after thing learning wills people to like them even George. The sixth, a Villanova with a degree in geo- ranked Canadian decathlete and "The best was any bridges. I thought about just passed and things got might not want to. thankfully not named the same. . rouad graphy and minors in business should be one of our northern the decathlon and learning it writing the words, "I'm Gone," though they father worse. under [Mondscheine]," said. those who have it play she's Georgina. But her and computer science, and it was neighbor's representatives in the he I letter from When but if I did that, Sean Kelly, the Oh, just received a His eye began to close — this team, you calls her George too. the academic side oif Villanova 1996 Olympics. As a junior, he "That was the best thing that the Surgeon General who has against your favorite Editor-in-Chief, would chastise when it gets hit fifty yourself to root This is strange behavior by will happen that helped sell Cook on the even won the Canadian National could have happend to me." indicated that knowing too many still can't bring me about it. I thought about or sixty times — and the blows against them. They are universal- anyone's standards, yet, everyone school. Decathlon Championship. Two Cook leaves a legacy that few writing I would do here if Red Sox fans can cause cancer in what well. that hit the German would only will ever be able to match. For ly liked. wants to see big George do "I came here because I knew years earlier, he had won the I was athletic director, but I think labratory aardvarks. heavyweight get him to wobble, not fall. When now, 'Nova will scramble to fill Out of all the people I have ever When he won the [Villanova] had very good academ- Canadian Junior National Cham- the general public would vomit if Despite being surrounded by knocking out the contest finally ended, almost pionship. the void left at decathlon. Cook met, I think I have found six who championship by ics," he said. However, he admits that I again mentioned that Villanova baseball players with deep-rooted everyone knew that George's time are Chicago Bulls fans. However, Michael Moorer, it was one of the He came also because he wanted any aspirations to become the sees freshman Steve Bianco as a Division-I ice hock- psychological problems and labra- should have a run out. I say "almost eve- never met any who don't greatest moments in boxing his- had to travel. Indeed, Villanova is number one Canadian athlete are potential star. ey program. tory aardvarks, there will be some I have of the ryone" because there were three "If he keeps at it, he'll like Michael Jordan. Everyone tory. Hell, it was one situated more than 3000 miles unrealistic at this point. He cur- be good. histo- people who were rooting so hard He's to wants to see him do well. In golf, greatest moments in sports from his hometown of Williams rently trails Michael Smith, a guy watch for." their thrilled that the for George that it clouded is Nevertheless, Villanova will it's Arnold Palmer. Even if you ry. Everyone was Lake, B.C. whose personal best nearly 1000 vision. The judges saw it a dif- have to readjust its decathlon don't like golf, you have to like big guy did it. He was an example Understandably, an interest in points better than Cook's personal ferent way. They awarded George for awhile. Prior Arnie. Sure he's an old guy, and to everyone. He proved that long pursuing his athletic career was best. expectations to majority decision and allowed Cook's Villanova not doesn't play as well as he used to, odds could be overcome if you put a another contributing factor. In "After [Smith] there is a drop- tenure, was him to retain his title. They gave a well-recognized field team. but you cannot find a person who your mind to it. fact, it was former Head Coach off," said Cook. "Then I'm top of Cook George a gift. I guess they figured pro- doesn't want to see his name on However, this weekend. Father Marty Stern who recruited Cook. the next level." has added legitimacy to the knock- that in order to beat the champ, gram and gives Villanova another the leader board, even if it is only Time came knock, knock, "He had a spare scholarship and Smith was once ranked as high to you can't duck his blows, you Olympic hopeful. Women's water polo for one hole. ing on George's door. It had took a chance on me," said Cook. as No. 2 in the world, so just later. I had must take them. They let George If you have ever seen a baseball happen sooner or live to fight another day. . . I wish you know who Mickey Mantle is. hoped it would be later. In boxing, his he wouldn't. He could lose. finishes season Way back when, (in the stone ages the champion has to defend stripped from him Supposedly, George has two 'Nova to frontcourt witli titleor it will be pad when our parents were kids) every patsies lined up before the kid who picked up a baseball bat like a buck private's stripes from more special to the Villanovan put 'Nova on the board with a '95 his arm. George scheduled Axel end of the year. At the end of strong shot early in the first, wanted to hit just like Mickey fighter he will retire champion or not. but scored three uncon- Mantle. Never mind the fact that Schultz, a little known The women's water polo GW as from Frankfurt, Germany, to be George talks about Mike Tyson of COURTESY OF MEDIA RELATIONS a drunk and had marital addition Rafal Bigus tested goals in the latter half he was team concluded its season with wants to fight these things were not his opponent. Despite the fact that though he really playoffs at University of Mary- of the first. problems, Senior Dave Cook is one of the top decathletes in his home country I don't think he important. Baseball fans the smoke from Foreman's bar- a contender. land this past weekend. The As the second half began, the that By ED WASIELEWSKI That rumor has been put to rest here," said Bigus, who averaged of Canada. He has already left his mark on Villanova track and field. it difficult to smell wants to see a fight with Mike began to surge as the wanted to hit just like Mickey becue made Staff Reporter recently by Bigus' high school 16.3 points per game for the Cats came together and fin- offense — ONE wants anything besides "Texas-sized, ever happen NO coach, Ingelsby, ished their season strong with team's defense became more Mantle. Tom a Wildcat Patriots this past season. "It is got a to see that happen. Everyone likes the weekend, I was chan- big beef ribs," anyone who "Biggie" landed star in the early '70s. record of 4-6. Despite aggressive and the true talents Over The has at very different from back home." and I could not believe it. I was work, he will be a strong contrib- an overall he George. We want to see chumps. manifested. nel surfing and I paused when I whiff of this Schultz guy knew Villanova. At a legitimate 7 feet, "We fully expect Rafal to obtain admitted that he felt not making it to Easterns, the of the Cats were Bigus very surprised." utor at Villanova." want to see George go out a a charismatic individual. I was a patsy. However, nobody We Rafal is the necessary score his attention girls are extremely excited by Flawless two meter defense by saw 260 pounds, Bigus an agile on next overwhelmed by the he By nature, Bigus shies away With tremendous natural winner. . . want to see George Bevi- stopped on HBO after seeing a big, cared. After all, everyone wants We center arrives at 'Nova from SAT test," said Ingelsby. "If not, pointing to the their performance. Beth Majewski and Anne who has received, from the spotlight, but he has talents and size, Bigus is the bear of a man, to see George do well. stay alive (I pity the guy who tournament opened with lacqua made it difficult for GW cuddly, teddy Stargard, Poland, via Archbishop then we expect him to be a Prop Midnight Madness at duPont certainly found a home-away- center of the future for Villanova. t{ The to fight Tyson — that guy fresh- wearing a fat, gold belt. Actually, It was evident that, on this wants Carroll. 48, and be at Villanova next year." a 15-10 loss to Princeton Sat- to run their offense and Pavilion at the beginning of the from-home on the Main Line. But before his career begins at it over his night, instead of looking like the is a looney bin candidate). morning. After a shaky man goalie Kara Zogby turned he was carrying With the signing of Bigus last With only two years to learn a season as an example. "Rafal has been a wonderful 'Nova, Bigus must score the most urday he retires a champ. I hope shoulder because he's so wide that George of old, it looked like George I hope basketball pro- new language and adjust to start in the first half, the Cats in a superb performance with week, the men's a new "When I was there, I would be addition to our entire program," important points of his career. He gives his title before he gets it never fit around his waist was old. Schultz was quicker, he up of life, Bigus picked up their intensity and 10 saves. Once again captains would gram inked a much-needed front- way finds himself walking around and the students said Ingelsby. "He has been a needs to get those all-important hurt. If he is going to fight again, — I think they make belts could hit faster, and more often. still in transition. to play up to their junior Amy Wisner and Al- don't court player for the 1995-96 Part of that had signs," said Bigus. "Some of major contributor on and off the SAT scores in order to see playing started schedules a real patsy that big. I'm talking about George His combinations were crisp and I hope he season. adjustment includes overcoming the potential. The score of 9-1 at Masri shined at two meters signs said 'We want Bigus,' court, and I expect that, with hard time next season. accurate, and he danced away — someone like Don King. After indicative of their with a total of 10 goals. Other Foreman. Bigus, a wide-bodyJs a versatile the language barrier and his the half was people for i Big George is 46 years old and from George's clubbing blows as all, there are some struggles with the English portion trepidation, but they managed major contributors were junior low-post player who provides can't help but root. Michelle Robinson and sopho- he still boxes professionally. He though they had to go through a whom you frontcourt flexibility to a team of the SATs. to shut down Princeton's two of that loses senior co-captain Ron While Bigus is still adjusting, meter game. Strong defensive more Gina Fazio each whom- on offense. Wilson. Bigus projects to back up he has enjoyed tremendous suc- efforts by sophomore Kerri played well Composite Schedule for Home Games finished its season starters Jason Lawson and Chuck cess on the basketball court. In his E)elaney in goal and sophomore The team 5-0 shutout of Penn Kornegay. two years, he earned 1993-94 Most Lilah Al-Masri and Vicki Owe- with a concluded a season "Rafal does a lot of nice things," Valuable Player honors in the April 29 Women's Lacrosse vs. Drexel 1:00 p.m. zarzak in the field inspired the State. This for the The current and former sports said Silary, the Daily Philadelphia Catholic League Softball vs. Long Island 1:00 p.m. 'Nova comeback. Sophomore filled with opportunities Ted News and to combine columnist covered Bigus the led Carroll to the school's first- Crew (Kerr Cup) Michelle McCafferty and fresh- ladies to step up and who ever title this Hillen showed their and bring their efforts together past two seasons. "He has a nice PCL past season. man Karen editors would like to extend their April 30 shooting touch to 15 feet. He is With his continued success on offensive talent, McCafferty as a team. "I very satisfied with our a good passer and he runs the floor the basketball court, college netting two goals and Hillen am fifth place finish," said Head extremely well for someone his coaches from across the country one. Once again, the Villanova gratitude to the seniors who have flocked to Radnor, Penn. to women outplayed and out- Coach Gorman. "These ladies size. And he has incredibly soft see the a really long way this hands." gifted 7-footer. In addition to the scored their opponent in the came year. Half of the team had However, Bigus' signing is a visits, Bigus received "over 100 second half, 8-6. contributed to the paper over the never played the game and in good news and bad news situation letters" from different Division I The Cats pulled it together just one season they developed for 'Nova hoop fans. programs at his new home with in the afternoon with a 13-8 talented water polo The good news: Bigus chose Ingelsby 's brother in Newtown victory against George into past four years, especially Jonathan Square. Washington. Villanova has athletes." Villanova over Bijg Five school St. Next year at a full varsity, Joe's, Big East rivals Providence The consistent flow of letters been notorious for its slow the women's polo team will and Pittsburgh, and SEC power from collie coaches, the endless starts all season and the George Passman, Alex Scofield, Justin fall season to get Kentucky. phone calls, the media attention Washington game was no dif- have a mini ' the ^ the girls prepared. With the The bad news: Bigus has not and new environment made ferent. The Colonials came out addition of a few recruits, the qualified academically yet and Bigus somewhat uncomfortable fighting and managed to out- Kestner and Eric Begg. season looks extremely there is the chance that he might with his status as a basketball score Villanova, 3-1, in the first promising. return to his native Poland to play star. quarter. Michelle McCafferty professionally or attend collie. "Everything moves so fast 1

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Softball sets record against LaSalle

runs on eight is all of the offense the Red Storm By giving up four hits and strikeouts in 206 innings pitched. by collecting six MARC ANGELACCIO the season, needed for the 6-2 victory. hits. Senior captain Carrie Dunn Assistant Sports Editor striking out 11 in seven innings. The second game was closer as and two With the first win, though, the marked Head the score was tied at one through was 2-for-3 with two runs This victory Cats clinched the fourth spot in 12 innings. However, the Cats stolen bases in her last home It was a week of ups and downs Coach Maria DiBernardi's 200th earning them an game, while leftfielder Hickey the Big East, for Villanova's softball team as it the team's 29th, tying struck in the top of the 13th inning as well as automatic bid for the conference swept against season win with four unanswered runs to added to the offense with two hits doubleheaders Villanova's single will have and an RBI. tournament. Villanova i LaSalle and Boston College, lost record. notch the 5-1 victory. Freshman would have a to face UConn in the first round a doubleheader against Provi- This record, though, would catcher Kelli McCoy was 2-for-6 The second game as St. on May 6. The Wildcats are dence, split with one run scored while Sparks different outcome, though, and a doubleheader soon be broken in the second game against the for six runs in the winless this season against St. John's. By going 5-3 for of the doubleheader against was 2-for-5 with one run scored John's struck off of Roach. That Huskies in four games. the week, the team improved its LaSalle as the team crushed the and one RBI. Roach pitched 10 second inning record to 33-21 (10-10 in the Big Explorers, 9-5. The victory was a innings for her second win this East), setting a team win record true team effort as all of the season. and clinching the fourth spot in starters collected at least one hit, In their first seasdh at the Track competing the Big East. while the pitching duties were college level, McCoy and Sparks In the first game against shared between freshman Jen have shown that they can handle LaSalle, the Wildcats struck first Cornelius, Roach and Sabunas. the competition. McCoy is batting r\ in the second inning with two Roach was given the win while .312 with a .431 slugging percen- In Penn Relays runs off junior Kim Bullock's Sabunas collected her sixth save tage and 18 runs scored, while homerun and singles by Kelly of the season. Sparks has driven in 11 and By PETER McDONOUGH The distance medley team will Sparks, Jessica Deluca and its scored 12. be led off by sophomore Krestena Brenda The Wildcats continued Staff Reporter Roach. The Explorers, though, winning ways as they travelled to The Wildcats' luck turned sour Sullivan in the 1200 meter leg, Cathalina scored four runs off pitcher Tina Chestnut Hill and swept a dou- the next day as they lost both The University of Pennsylvania followed by junior of a doubleheader against in the 400. Seniors Tosha Sabunas in the bottom half of the bleheader against Boston College. games Relay Carnival is not only one of Staya 6-2 Friars shut Becky Spies all inning. The Wildcats would even- The first game was an easy Providence. The down the biggest events in local athlet- Woodward and in the Cats in both games, allowing out the team, running the tually claw back, adding a run victory for the Cats. Junior cen- ics, but one of the most prestigious round supplied a total of three runs to collect the mile legs, respectively. the fourth and two in the seventh terfielder Laura Hickey meets in all of track and field. The 800 and to notch the 5-4 victory. much of the offense as she went two victories. women's track team will be look- This event was run yesterday Villanova ended its Big Ea&t the results came in Bullock finished the game 2-for- 2-for-4 with two runs scored and ing to add to its total of 19 Penn afternoon, but 4 with two runs scored and two two RBI. Sabunas picked up the season on Tuesday by splitting a Relay Championships by compet- after the printing deadline. St. John's. to be run runs batted in, while on the mound win. So far this season, Sabunas double-header with ing in five events over the course The 4x1500 relay, Wildcats took the first game will see Woodward, Sabunas garnered her 20th win of is 22-9 with a 1.09 ERA with 220 The of the five day meet. today at 3:20, The meet started on Tuesday Sullivan, Spies and junior Jen with the decathlon for men and Rhines. An order has yet to be the heptathlon for women. Sopho- determined, but Spies will most more Melanie Sklepko was the likely run the anchor leg. Again, lone female competitor for the a very similar team will run the this Cats in the two day event. As of 4x800 on Saturday at 4:10. In the press deadline, the final race, Sullivan, Woodward and senior results had not yet been tabulated. Spies will be joined by The 'Nova women are also Emer MoUoy, with Woodward competing in three relay events running the anchor leg. and freshman Jen Pastore will Being such a prestigious meet, look to improve her distance in the the Penn Relays are always laden javelin. Pastore currently has the with tough competition. Head 14th best throw in the nation this Coach John Marshall is confident \-'^ season and will hopefully improve that his runners will be able to her ranking at the meet as the Big overcome tough teams from Geor- i4 East Championships approach. getown and Wisconsin. The Cats are the defending "I think that our young ladies champs in the Distance Medley thrive on the competition that Relay and the 4x1500 meter relay, comes at the Penn Relays," said and were runners up in the 4x800 Marshall. "It's not like we're meter relay, an event in which favored to win, but we have a they hope to capture a victory this strong team that wants to win." year. (Continued on page 36)

Men sweep B.C. to move into second

By JOE PATTERSON the wall, the Cats came out Sports Editor swinging, knocking out the B.C. pitcher and scoring two runs in Villanova baseball had been the process. blowing out its opponents all year, Pepkowski started the final but this past weekend offered the inning for the Cats, but with one squad an opportunity to prove it out, skipper George Bennett went could win the close games as well. to the bullpen for his ace John It also proved that junior relief Klopp. Klopp came in and imme- pitcher John Klopp is a true savior. diately retired both batters he The Wildcats traveled to Mas- faced to record the save and sachusetts to take on Boston preserve a 3-2 victory. College. The Eagles had trailed "John Klopp was murder," said the Cats by two games in the Big Bennett. "He just did a great job." East standings and were poised to Pepkowski got credit for the give 'Nova a scare. victory, pushing his season record

In the first game of the three to 5-1. On offense, it was the game set, sophomore pitcher Tre- bottom two batters in the line-up vor Pepkowski took the mound for that did the most damage for the the Cats and was shaky to begin Cats. First baseman Rick Welsh the game. In the first inning alone, went 3-for-3 while right fielder Jim the former Rookie of the Year had McCarthy went 2-for-3 with two given up two runs. He settled runs batted in. down, though, and cruised In case the front end of the through the next several innings. doubleheader did not provide Usually surrendering two runs enough excitement, the two teams would be inconsequential. Howev- returned to do battle again later er, B.C. limited 'Nova to a single in the afternoon. This time, Larry run over the first six innings. Williams took the mound for Indeed, the Wildcats were strug- 'Nova. The Cats took a 2-0 lead, fi gling uncharacteristically at the but following the lead set by the

plate. They only had one strikeout, first game, B.C. it 2-1 RLE PHOTO made a but were simply unable to find the ballgame. stolen base record with his 2l8t theft of the year openings in Brian Fili broke the Villanova single season the Eagle defense. Villanova scored in the top of against Rutgers on Wednesday. Going into the final inning, B.C. the fifth to extend its lead. Wil- led 2-1. With their backs against (Continued on page 36)

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