38150 YEARS^g X H OBSERVER Friday, September 3, 1993 • Vol. XXVI No. 5 » NOTRE DAME'1N^ THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING NOTRE DAME AND SAINT MARY'S New complex sets Business on course for future courtesy of Notre Dame Public Relations Artists rendering of the new complex for the College Business of Administration, to be completed in the Fall of ’95. By JOHN LUCAS DeBartolo Hall on the evolving In addition to 18 classrooms, for the future, according to according to Sam Gaglio, assis­ DeBartolo Quad, the yet-to-be 13 small-group study rooms Williamson. tant dean of the College. “If Assistant News Editor named building is unique in and a 350-seat auditorium, the Instead of installing one con­ there is anything new out there that it is being built for the ad­ structure is highlighted by an duit pipe, designers will build we hope that we have the abil­ The trading schooner atop of vanced technologies that will innovative audio-visual class­ two, but leave one empty. The ity to adapt our building to ac­ Hurley Hall, long a symbol the become commonplace in the room, which is “on the cutting second pipe will be used when commodate it.” College of Business Adminis­ future, according to John edge” according to Robert it is probable that new com­ One of the more advanced tration, will finally make her Keane, dean of the College of Williamson, associate dean of puter or television links will be features that the new building maiden voyage as the College Business Administration. the college. required. In most buildings the will boast is a revolutionary finds a new home in a $146 “One just has to look at The classroom will serve the old conduit will have to be re­ new library that would operate million complex being built in what’s going on and realize it’s dual purposes of allowing stu­ placed at great cost, but in the through the use of databases, time for the start of classes in happening so fast you can’t dents to “attend” classes at new business complex it will be completely free of hardcover 1995. know far into the future what other universities through done easily and at cheaply. books. Students working in the The schooner, which will fi­ will go on,” Keane said, “That satellite links, in addition to “I t ’s o b v io u s th a t w e c a n ’t library would be able to access nally dock in a courtyard out­ doesn’t mean not to do the best serving as a room where pro­ predict the technology that has their information through com­ side the complex, is a throw­ job of preparing for the fessors can improve their class­ not yet been developed, but puter terminals and print out back to the old in a building unknown, and that’s what room delivery. we’re taking every precaution pages into a hard copy, ac- designed to accomodate the we’ve attempted to do here, Even something as mundane that this building will be able to new. technologically speaking.” as wiring conduits are designed handle advanced technology,” Located immediately south of see BUSINESS / page 4 Schedule o f Events Construction alters parking plans Friday 4:30 p.m . Marching Band Rehearsal,main building steps By JULIE BARRETT into parking, he said. are general parking areas. 6:45 p.m . Band Step-off for Pep Rally, Band Building News Writer 7:00 p.m . Pep Rally, J.A.C.C. Johnson added that the con­ One way traffic patterns will Notre Dame football fans struction of the DeBartolo Quad be set up three hours before driving to the game this and the Eck baseball stadium the game on Eddy Road head­ Saturday Saturday may find themselves ing toward the stadium along 8:30 a.m . ND Alumni Baseball Game, New ECK BSB Stadium taking a different route than South Bend Avenue, on Angela the usual. Road starting at Interstate 33 9:00 a.m . Notre Dame, St. Mary’s, & Holy Cross College Alumni family and I I Clevel&nd........... Rd friends invited to the Alumni Hospitality Center, J.A.C.C. * &@dt77| and on Juniper Road at the 9:00 a.m . Pregame & Post game Tailgate Party and Grill, Morris Inn Patio Edison Road between State Cleveland Road intersection, Road 23 and Ironwood Road Johnson said. The same pat­ 10:30 a.m . Glee Club concert at JACC North Dome will be blocked off due to con­ terns will lead outbound for an 11:00 a.m . Pom Pon Squad and Cheerleading performance in front of book­ © struction with traffic detoured hour after the game. store north on Ironwood to Douglas I - ' ? : - f y 11:00 a.m.Shenanigan’s performance, JACC North Dome Road where parking is avail­ The police will have check­ 11:00 a.m.Band step-off, Main Building steps able in White Field, according points at various intersections 11:30 a.m. Mass, Sacred Heart Crypt to Phil Johnson, assistant di­ AW ajW . ..EQig&jLRD cl to facilitate the process, he 11:45 a.m. Band Concert step-off from main building rector of University Security. added. 12:35 p.m . Kickoff, Football vs. Northwestern Rockne Memorial Stadium “Over 120 police officers will After game ND/SMC/HCC all-class reunion and alumni hospitality center at “We believe it will be a quick be positioned to ensure a JACC,North Dome, Gates 2 & 3 and easy way in and out for smooth, safe flow of traffic be­ 5:00 p.m. Vigil Mass, Sacred Heart Basilica cars,” Johnson said. “And A ^ fore and after the game,” 7:30 p.m. Big Band Dance ($4 per person, $6 per couple), Stepan Center there will even be a shuttle bus Johnson said. run by Transpo at White Field that will take people to and has eliminated about 1,000 He added, “Students are rec­ Sunday from the stadium.” parking spaces, so the traffic ommended to park at the game and parking must be shifted to as early as possible since park­ 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:30 8c 11:30 a.m . Mass, Crypt- Parish Church An alternate route heads the north end of the stadium ing is first come first serve.” 8:00, 10:00, 11:45 a.m . Mass, Sacred Heart BAsilica south on Hickory Road to near Douglas Road. The South Bend Tribune con­ 10:00 a.m . Mass, St. Joseph’s Chapel, Holy Cross College McKinley, west on McKinley to tributed to this article. Twyckenham Drive, then north Blue, Green and White fields page 2 The Observer • INSIDE Friday, September 3, 1993 INSIDE COLUMN WORLD AT A GLANCE Cholesterol Levels Tracked Where have ATLANTA The changing face ef Israel More and more Americans are taking the 1947: time to learn how much cholesterol they P r e s e n t : you gone, have in their blood.A national health objec­ United Nations Partition Plan tive for the year 2000 is to have 75 percent Land LEBANON Proposed LEBANON Security of Americans screened for high blood cho­ occupied Zone ;• Israeli by Israel lesterol every five years. That’s important state Israeli GOLAN Joe DiMaggio?because almost a third of Americans have Proposed security HEIGHTS cholesterol levels that need lowering, but Arab zone In southern WEST m any d on ’t know it. ■ Lebanon BANK j | It looks like the nation will meet its goal, Mediterranean Mediterranean the Centers for Disease Control and Sea The neighborhood just Amman GAZA Amman Prevention reported Thursday. Sea seemed quieter this sum­ STRIP mer. At first, I could n ot In 1991, 63.9 percent of Americans over put my finger on why it age 20 who live in 37 states studied got was more tranquil. cholesterol screening, an increase from Jerusalem Jerusalem tnt'l zone After awhile though, it 51.2 percent in 1988, the CDC reported. New Jersey had the highest percentage of hit. The neighborhood Sean Faman EGYPT was not sporting pick-up its residents screened, 69.5 percent, and Sinai Sports Photo Editor JORDAN Peninsula JORDAN baseball games in the New Mexico had the lowest, 57 percent. But Sinai Returned Peninsula streets, vacant lots and New Mexico had the biggest increase in # Aqaba to Egypt • Aqaba backyard. Missing was screening — a jump of 21.4 percentage in 1989 what made summer summer points from 1988. Gulf of Gulf of Aqaba Aqaba T he CDC used th ese n u m b ers to project SAUDI Where have you gone. Joe DiMaggio? EGYPT SAUDI that 32 states will attain the year 2000 EGYPT ARABIA ARABIA objective by next year. Those glorious days of summer, when the 50 miles 50 miles only worries were whether we would play in 50 km this yard or that one; who was bringing the bat 50 km and ball; and probably the greatest worry—who Britain Warns Fertility Patients The United Nations voted to set up both a Presently Israel retains the Golan Heights, was going to play the likes of Johnny Bench, Jewish and an Arab state, and fixed their West Bank and the Gaza Strip. It has Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Dave Collins, Davey LONDON borders, with Jerusalem to be an U.N.- established a security zone in southern Lopes, Mike Schmidt, Fred Lynn, and John Officials are trying to trace about 300 administered international city. The Jews Lebanon to protect its northern frontier from S tearns. accepted the plan; the Arabs rejected it.