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/h ports 1MI S M • ¥ILLANOVAN 9 OMMnter 2, IMS y.U. basketball stunned In By DOUG SCANCARELLA Shootout ^^'\ ^""^ ^""^ rebound," Grels game," Sports ii?n'''*'"H^Jf™''*?*^?"l?*''' Massimino said. "We had This is the first issue of the spring Editor Villanova Head Coach Rollie Mas- said more intensity and we were a little semester. simino^siiiiiiiu said.aaiu. "WefYC didaiQ notnoi execute - What irvM 1 more aggressive." happened to the Villanova as well as we could have and ** ^^ ^^"^ *"^ they i J *r ^J^ Vol. 11 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. January men's basketball .'"^.^""^ ^">'" 64, No. 27, 1 989 team in the San were more aggressive. We could ^"^ •<»«, they def- West, a senior, ended up with Juan shootout? That seemed to be have started off in the right played better, but you have i"''^'^ 18 points'while Greis and Rodney the niain question on ?*'"«^^»ori the foltowing night. most stu- to give them (Southern Illinois) The Tayor came up with 10 a(>iece. dents' minds upon their return downed Davidson, 63-47, credit. They beat us by shootinff ^^^i" Ex-coach files suit from Thanksgiving break. and captured third place. well." "Against Davidson we played The Cats, a top-20 team in Southern Illinois did shoot well. This game as a team," West said. "I tried to almost was close for the everyone's preseason poll, The Salukis shot take things 52 percent from first 10 minutes as 'Nova only led into my own hands were the odds-on favorite to win the field and 88 percent from the 18-15, but against Southern Illinois against duPont behind 14 Doug and this tournament. West foul. line.^. ^ „^ that's They ^^^also managed,^^^^^ to points in a five-minute span the not how Villanova does But a title for V.U. was just not outrebound 31-26" things." jbound the Cats 31-26. Cats rallied to lead at halftime 36- V.U. accused of negligence meant to be. 'Nova, after crushing rhe loss was certainly disap- 21. because they know it isn't true. the American University of By DANIEL MORIARTY Puerto pointing, but by no means fatal. West led the Cats throughout Rico in the 'Nova then Assistant News Editor But some people are going to season opener, 85-60, It was not a Big East continued to roll and the tournament, conference averaging 18 believe what they read in a news- was shocked in the tourney's put the game out of reach in game and the Wildcats still the points per game. His 22 points in man- paper no matter what I say," second round when they second half. The Wildcat Former University assistant lost to aged to place third in the defense the opener helped 'Nova romp over Southern held wrestling coach Andre Metzger duPont said of Metzger's accusa- Illinois, 102-81. tournament. Davidson to just one field American. Also contributing to tion, according to the Inquirer >s* In the loss, junior goal in the first 15 filed documents in Delaware Tom Greis In... addition, the.^ setbacko^c^^iv minutes of the that opening day win came were Taylor, Dec. article. led the way with 22 points. second half. County Courthouse 8, accus- Kenny early in the season and could thus Greis and Gary Massey, (Photo who ijyScancarella) ing the University of "gross Driscoll cancelled the wrestling Wilson, a senior, added **We played better in and 15, but it serve as a learning experience this scored 18, and 1 |Doug for 13 1 , respectively. Weat averaged 18 pofaito in after he rejected duPont's was not enough as reckless" negligence in not giving program the Salukis Villanova. the San Juan Shoot-Out \mU week. beat m m "greater supervision and gui- request that the University ren- the Wildcats and became the "I am disappointed, but at least Butler Annex, a building tirst squad to score over dance" to the wrestling program, ovate the 100 points it did not happen late in the against according to a Dec. 10 article in attached to the Jake Nevin Field the Cats in 13 years. season. eofors closecareers Maybe vye can learn from House, for the sole use of the By JOHN G. RICCO into the Yankee the Philadelphia Inquirer. Conference and automatic bid to the NCAA lAA Sports Editor Metzger also alleges he was wrestling team. be fighting for the championship playoffs, fired as "a direct ... result" of University President the Rev. into the last game, I'd say we've The Blue Hens were eliminated Dobbin, O.S.A. said, "I With a last-second field goal the arrived refusing to submit to sexual Edmund J. and are on schedule," m the first round Nov. 26 by advances by John E. duPont, the am sympathetic to [the wrestlers). University of Maine (7-4) defeated Talley concluded. Furman University 21-7, however, University still Villanova20-17, leaving V.U. with article reported. However, the and finished their season with a a final mark of 5-5-1. In 1986 duPont gave $411,000 honors [their] athletic The Nov. 19 7-5 mark. loss, though heartbreaking Cats Notes (Photo courtesy Main Line Tinf)es) to the University and offered to scholarships." in Massachusetts, ,, . , which received T,. Students gather in front of Kennedy Hall to conclude finance and coach Division I According to duPont, he fired itself, more importantly closed out -I he University the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. march a of Deleware an at-large bid to the playoffs, was the careers of 30 honoring his birthday Jan. 16. See article on page 5. wrestling program with a budget Metzger for "telling recruits that Wildcats in and the University of Massachu- also defeated in the first round Villanova was not committed to somewhat less than storybook setts both of $125,000, the article said. finished conference The Minutemen were ousted fashion. by Former University President wrestling because it lacked a play with 6-2 records and a share Eastern Kentucky University 28- room," the Dec. 7 article "This loss was a difficult the Rev. John M. Driscoll, O.S.A., wrestling one of the league title. Due to its win 17 Nov. 26. because of Lo¥ier Meriott cancelled the wrestling program said. our seniors. I feel bad over Massachusetts, Delaware residents The loss dropped their final Athletics Dr. Theo- that they have to go out 5-5-1 Aug. 5, 1988, "due to limitations Director of earned the Yankee Conference record to 8-4. instead of 6-4-1," Head Coach on the University's facilities," in dore A. Aceto said in September renovating the Andy Talley said. "They deserved a statement issued by the that the cost of may face restrictions Butler Annex was one reason for new University. better than this." Merion township com- friends and those Driscoll's decision. He also said Though the team ended its 1988 By ELLIOT A. FUS publicly announced his address Lower "My who missioners may vote on the know me won't have any ques- that eliminating the use of Butler campaign with three consecutive Staff Reporter and telephone number and accept- public this Annex by students for intramural losses, attention should be placed ed responsibility to receive and amendment Feb. 15 at a tions about whatsoever. (Continued on page on the numerous accomplish- Lower Merion Township may deal with any township resident meeting. 6) ments these seniors achieved in amend its zoning code and create complaints about University their four years. new rules which would be tougher students. Under the direction of Talley on University students, said Stu- "Many residents view Villanova St. Mary Hall to undergo and his staff, they turned a non- dent Government President John students as disrespectful. Howev- exsistent program into a Yankee Lewis recently. er, they are large contributors to Conference contender. the community, especially eco- (File Pholo) In addition, The amendment includes a they for set nomically," said in females the Lewis conversion groundwork for a three-student maximum occupan- an Pete Lombardi, the Wildcats solid interview. are looking for Government believes that coed starting fullback closed out his career Division lAA football pro- cy restriction in student houses, "We a below it. He said that St. Mary last By MAUREEN STAPLETON substantial Saturday when the Cats fell in their season finale to gram at V.U. for compromise with the towhship." dorms would be a Maine. years to come. a mandatory designation of three News Editor Hall was chosen because it was improvement to Villanova's cam- "It has never been done before parking places per house and a This amendment would proba- isolated from the rest of the (Photo by Villi in bly effect most residents on Lower pus." Dobbin gave Neville a college football and we did it restriction requiring at least 20 campus. Also, the inclusion of Senior Co-captain Josef AUen finished his brilliant career in the Dr. Richard A. Neville, .vice to complete in four years," Talley Merion 's Thomas Avenue, an area December deadline said. "I football team's 20-17 loss minimum lot sizes between any president for Student Life, has females would make the atmos- to Maine. the study. think we did it with containing a large student popu- Swimming Itills style and two student houses. submitted a proposal to the Rev. phere of the dormitory healthier. G.W. The report also included recom- class, and hopefully we've built a The present Lower Merion lation, according to the Rev. Frank who played no Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A., Uni- other residence By STEVE KIRSCH Tim framework for greater part in the Farsaci, O.S.A., advisor for off- mendations for Truax won the event in things." ordinance includes a three-student versity president, to convert the JHfe wouldn't do it on an violations. halls. The new residence halls on Staff Reporter 3:38.33. Truax "I still have a sense that campus residents. Farsaci recom- also won the 200 we've maximum occupancy with special third floor of St. Hall, a At least the Mary until will house males in breaststroke later accomplished a lot," NCAA went mends Dan Armstrong of the extensive iNisis south campus in the day. senior co- exceptions for up to five people men's residence hall, to include 97 The Villanova after a "big name" program one hall and females in the other. University men's captain Josef Allen added. "When and no restrictions on parking or Legal Aid Society or Sebastian tliis works But Craft was not the instead of single rooms for women. we saw how swimming and diving team only we came here continuing to repri- Rainone, business law professor, Neville also explained plans to there was nothing house spacing. said the recommenda- Wildcat with three victories. mand little schools for Dobbin will of the smaller female claimed their fourth victory with- and we've set the insignif- for advice or discussion on legal out. . .what we do change one foundation for Lewis was present at this meet- tion was "under study" Jan. 25. out a Sophomore Steve Petrie also won icant violations. The Universi- residence halls to a male residence loss Nov. 17 with a 140-83 something to come in the future." matters. two individual ing and made a short speech. He He said, however, that the Board not be radically thrashing events and took ty of Kentucky, a school that hall so that the housing distribu- of George Washington With their performance in 1988, part in a winning relay. has been of Trustees would make the final females University. The Cats are now 4- Petrie the Wildcats suspected of cheating different from what we tion for both males and showed that they decision on the matter. won the 200 freestyle and the 200 for a long time, finally will remain roughly the same. overall and 1-0 in the Big East. were indeed a competitive Yankee appears backstroke events in times to be on of Tnistees The first and second floors have. expressed concern of the Board also verge of going Neville George Washington Conference team. V.U. finished A. Neville, managed 1:44.70 and 1:56.08, respectively. down. would continue to house male Dr. Richard the security on tied for about improving only a single victory, in 3- third in the league with life the students. Any present policies vice-president for Student he would like to He also teamed a 4-4 record. The NCAA, however, does campus. He said meter diving event, as the 'Nova up with Mackey, concerning visitation of the oppo- not deserve to be credited increase the security force and men won 12 of the 13 meet freshman Russ Stockman and Excluding the team's 58-7 drub- By JOHN F. SWIFT for elects The Office of Student Life was events. president remain intact, said attacking site sex would have tighter control on entrance junior Steve Maloney bing at the hands of Associate Editor a big-time program as the four New Hamp- of Neville. charged with doing a study on The Cats, as like By PATRICK MOUSSEAU excellence. "My major satisfac- into the residence halls for vis- usual, were led by claimed victory in the 400 shire, 'Nova's three other Kentucky. In light of the freestyle confer tion, as Neville said he hoped the inclu- coeducational residence halls last senior Chris Craft. circumstances, Staff Reporter a graduate, is to promote itors, with a front desk in the Craft was relay in a time of 3:17.77. ence losses were College basketball is the NCAA was only by a back and help the sion of women in St. Mary Hall year by the University Senate, victorious in the left no welfare of the Uni- lobby. 200-meter indi- combined 17 points. and it is as exciting alternative but to go "The ques- and unpre- versity," would provide a more healthy The Senate passed the resolution vidual Another big James A. Drobile, a Villanova said Drobile. There is no It be more difficult to medley in 1:56.50 and the winner for the Cats tion dictable as after them. would we had when we committed ever. The saying, of interaction after Student Government pres- 200-butterfly was senior Blaise alumnus and Philadelphia attor salary for the many hours of work, atmosphere enforce this control in older dor- in 1:52.68. Craft also Matthews, who to the "The more things If that package to Chris Yankee Conference was: change, the between and women. "I think ented a report on the issue. The contributed touched first in the ney, has been elected chairman of but the rewards come from assist- men mitories because they do not have as part of the winning two "sprint" Could we play with more they stay the same," Mills' father did not open up those people is ing in the there's a lot of education that report concluded, "Student team in the 400-medley events. Matthews first won the in the mail the University's Board of Trus growth and functioning lobbies, said Neville. relay. 50 in four years?" Talley said. "Well, indeed an appropriate one in (you remember, the tees, announced the of the University, he said. occurs outside the classroom . . freestyle in a time of 21.61 and one that contained the Rev. Edmund / the answer is yes, we can play the NCAA this season. large Craft, freshman The Board of Trustees is [this type of hall] is one way to Jim Mackey, then followed up with a first-place sum of J. Dobbin, O.S.A., University the with them." The investigations and pro- money that was sup- junior Lou Dearstyne and senior president, Jan. 18. University's major governing maximize the friendship pool," (Continued on page 32) Now that Villanova bations that have posedly from a Kentucky has arrived become an body and works closely with the said Neville. assistant coach), The new vice chairwoman is as a respected member of annual ritual in college athlet- does anybody the president. It is responsible Dobbin agreed, saying that the really believe Dr. Margaret M. Healy, a dean of for the conference, Talley faces the chal- ics have filled the papers that the NCAA Rosemont College. overall financial and academic addition of women in a residence lenge of recently. would have actually gone keeping 'Nova a contender Kansas, the defending after hall setting is "developmentally Kentucky? Drobile succeeds the Rev. policies of the University. in the years to come. To accomp- NCAA champion, received Edward McCarthy, O.S.A., The Board of Trustees can be better." three The time has come J. who lish this, he says V.U. must years probation for vio- for ama- "All that we are recommending r» served as chairman for the past iikened to the board of directors become a more lations with which teurs to be defined more spe- disciplined team nobody who at a corporation, said Drobile. is St. Mary's having a floor for cifically. eight years. McCarthy's term as The and play every game with is presently involved in the Are they student/ a board member has expired. members are the overall owners women in order to enhance social intensity. basketball program athletes or are they simply was o^ the facilities and establish the and programic life of west cam- athletes? Board members may serve for "We also have to keep recruiting associated. If they arc just ath- two consecutive five-yeSr terms University's broad policies, he pus," Neville said. letes, they should be paid and getting the kind of player The player with whom the a added, wouldn't do it r with mandatory retirement for said. He "We compensation for at we're going to face in the Yankee penalty is associated, Vincent their basis until saw least one year before being re- "The demands and needs are on an extensive we Conference," Talley Askew, never even played services. added. . for elected to the board. much different now than they how this works out ... What we If the Jayhawks. It sure they are student/athletes, Overall, would be Drobile, were several years ago. As the do will not be radically different Talley is basically the education who graduated in 1949 a nice change of pace if the they receive satisfied with the squad's with a degree in chemical engi- needs grow, the means of solving from what we have." progress shoukl be sufficient (PhotobyVH) actual violatort were made to compensa- Neville explained that the third (PtxjtobySchfntd) The men. in his first four years at 'Nova. neering. said he is very happy to them become greater. For exam- .win, tew. cn^fced George suffer tion. Regardless of how we Life, recently^^ Waahingtoa, 140-83 liirt once in a wKile ifittetd floor would be secured after vice presidentpresioeni lor.or ^""'^;"Student "I think the fact that in four years be working on the University's pie. the budget has increased eight Dr. Richard A. Neville, 7/;i,- of housed on the third floor"^of innocent players and coaches (C4mHnued on page 32) visitation hours and it would be that female student* be to bring a program back, step right governing tward and added he times since the mid-1970s, said recommended 'A ^r aeelu to continoe Villanova's goel (ComHmuod on pagt 9) separate from the male floors SI. Myy's HalL
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f>m» 2 • THE VILLAMOVAM • Jamify 27, 1 9» Jtwry 27, litg THg yiUAMOVAM • nVW ova PiBt 3 Inside this week. • . Features proposed for Arts faculty In the new, improved By KEVIN C. HEIL faculty in the Arts department to sity will soon begin to accept bids features section, there Nem Editor have more interaction with one on architectural plans for the is another and an inside look at added that he hopes building's construction. The University plans to con- the construction of this morning radio in Phi- building Dobbin said he hopes to have struct a new building for Arts will allow for that type df the project completed in two ladelphia. Also, Bloom faculty in the College of. Liberal dialogue. years. Arts County, and a reflec- and Sciences, said the Rev. Construction will most likely "We're moving ahead with it Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A., Uni- take place next tion on The Rev. Mar- to Falvey Memor- full speed," he said. versity president, Jan. 23. ial Library on the hill across from tin Luther King, Jr. He added that the University SportS "The rationale is to bring Corr Hall. A set of tennis or Senate called for the construction Jan. 24 both the men's together in one place the Arts basketball courts may have to be of a new academic building a few faculty of the College of [Liberal] removed and the women's bas- to make way for the years ago. Arts and Sciences, said £)obbin. construction. ketball teams traveled He said the facility would allow Space problems freed up by the "Our reasoning [for this loca- the University to regain more into Philadelphia to [construction] of this building will tion] is that we would like the classroom space, explaining be that used to relieve space pressures faculty to be near the library," face Big 5 rival St. buildings such as Tolentine Hall, that have built up over many Dobbin said. Joe's. Both teams Friday Saturday which is used in many capacities Sunday years in buildings such as Tolen- He said the University is in the today, was once a strictly academ- emerged victorious. tine, Vasey and St. Thomas "early planning phase" and that ic building. [halls]," Sports he explained. each Arts department is sorting coverage beg- ClearingAVindy Mostly Sunny/Mild Partly Cloudy Dobbin mentioned that even his Dobbin said he wants the out its space needs. The Univer- ins on page 27. High Temp 45-47 High Temp 47-52 High Temp 43-47 own office was once a classroom. Entertainment s^ Pop stars Duran Beyond the Main Line Professors, duran returned to the Spectrum. Dustin Hof- Compiled by Anne Marie Lomhardi and Samantha Forlini Bush Inauguration lobby the court in order to influ- killed . an of fman and Tom Cruise \ estimated 1,000 people bookstore George Bush, the 41st president ence the decision. Jan. 23. give Oscar worthy By KRISTEN FALLAN Rice said the outstanding of the United States, was inaug- Miami Policeman bill publishers and it is very frustrat- Bush and Roe v. Wade Staff Reporter had performances in urated at noon Jan. 20. is been sent to the office of Bush his first The hispanic Miami police- ingforme" On day as the Financial "Rain a member of Yale University's Affairs, but from there, "The orders are Man." Enter- nation's chief executive, Pres- man who shot and killed, a As Students and professors placed in class of 1948. He served as It was never paid a ident George Bush called abor- black motorcylcist last week, November but publishers just tainment begins on prepared for spring classes, many Dr. representative from Texas for two George D. Murphy, English don't IPhoto by Trimble) tion an "American tragedy" triggering three days of racial claimed get [the books] here on page 21. to have encountered prob- professor, said terms, from 1967 to 1971. In 1971, My mam com- time," explained Rice. '^^'''^ "*"'* vandalized in March 1988, has and said, "Roe vs. Wade was violence in the city's black lems with University bookstore He added rei^Vrd"''*"'"^' now been he served with the United Nations. ^ was not advised that the orders wrong and should be neighborhoods, was arrested operations. Pk l"!J^^ f often change due that the books wouldn t be in In 1974, he was appointed U.S. and on to the adding and dropping of overturned." charged with The English department, in envoy to China. After his return time to adopt any other options." sections Minority decision manslaughter. particular, claimed to have many . from China, Sophomore Laura Foye said. Collegiate News he headed the CIA Rice also said that many of the Security The Supreme Court voted 6- Auto Insurance in difficulties obtaining the books reports Pa. I m already behind before running on the 1980 Repub- ... I ve been difficulties in the bookstore may 3 to overturn a Richmond, Va., A bill introduced in the Pen- necessary for courses. Dr. Sterling lican ticket with Iwrrowing books, but it is Across the Country former President an be attributed to the fact that it program that sets aside 30 nsylvania legislature would F. Delano, chairman of the depart- inconvenience Ronald Reagan. J. Danforth and I can't do that is "grossly understaffed." By College Press Service percent of its require ment, said, "It's He said construction auto insurance com- time to tell the all of the time Quayle, former junior senator ... but what can the 12,000 transactions that 1988 li took crime stats contracts for minority busi- panies to offer catastrophic- truth ... no fingers are being from professors do . put their classes White pride" Indiana, will serve as Bush's . place last week in the bookstore By LYNNAE BOROWSKI group at Temple nesses, a decision that could loss coverage for an estimated pointed but semester after semes- went into effect Nov. 26, the vice president. on hold until the books come in?" were handled by affect at least ter the store's entire Staff Reporter report is available to students A "white pride" student members, as required by uni- 32 states and 190 $24 to $30 a year. there have been problems . . and Delano said the English depart- staff of 11 Abortion Case local full and part-time Larceny employees at the group has registered as an versity rules. As a registered governments. Forfeiture Profits City this is supposed to be a ment has been and vandalism were Security office. The U.S. Supreme Court has photocopying at employees, official campus organization at campus group, the organization university." the most frequent crimes Bundy Case The Philadelphia District Attor- great expense" to help classes of the agreed to hear Webster vs. Repro- Rice said he has had inquiries Criminal Offenses Temple University. is entitled to use bulletin ney's office has increased its cash Delano said that of the approx- University in 1988, according to ductive Health Ted Bundy, convicted mass without texts. from private bookstore Services, a case imately companies a report of crime statistics. 1988 With principles very similar boards and meeting rooms, she murderer, forfeitures from $17,834 in 1988 3,800 English students Kice said. involving a 1986 Missouri was executed Jan. 25 The books are still who would manage the bookstore to those of the Klan, said. law registered this semester, "These two offenses are Criminal Ku Klux at 7:06 a.m. in Starke, to $1.2 million plus real estate, 50 per- coming in. .but things are the Homicide that hinders women seeking Fla. . beyond and pay the University rent But which also advertises itself as In a written statement. Tem- jewelry and vehicles so far in the cent of them do not have their only two I'm really worried Rape Forty-two people witnessed the my control ... it is now the he added, "I firmly abortions. believe in our about," said Robbery 1 a white pride group, Temple's ple President Peter J. Liacouras 1989-90 fiscal year. required books. Delano attributed Rowan P. Kelly, chief Pro-choice execution. Bundy had con- princi pal responsibility of the own operation." said the advocates say the some of of Security. (case cleared by arrest) White Student Union (WSU) group has received fessed to 23 Congress passed forfeiture laws this percentage to an case may affect time landmark murders and is Aggravated Assault aims to more attention it outstanding bill The report stated that a promote white culture than suspected in other in 1984 allowing prosecutors to of $500 from total Roe vs. Wade ruling, cases. He Simple Assault and to end affirmative deserves, and affirmed which legal- W.W. Norton and of 145 cases were reported and action Tem- was a law school dropout seize all profits and assets Co. publishers. 24 Burglary ized abortion nationwide in 1973. and 1 programs which, WSU Presi- ple's commitment to affirma- obtained through illegal drug As a result, Delano said that an arrests were made. Defenders even helped in his defense on (case cleared by arrest) of abortion rights say order "Villanova is a dent Michael Spletzer said, tive action. occasion. Bundy had trade. According to the Philadel- for 20,000 books was not prestigious Larceny/Theft 39 that justices appointed to confessed discriminate against the delivered. school and these statistics don't Motor Vehicle white to other murders this phia Police Department, the for- Theft Supreme Court since the last past people. Liacouras said the university feiture laws are "... After speaking with the accurately represent the student Arson o weekend, hoping to delay his the tool pub- major abortion ruling in 1986 may body. Many of these Forgery and Counterfeiting Spletzer maintains Temple had a legal duty to protect the execution. whereby we ... win the war lishers, Delano claimed the prob- reported favor a reversal of Roe vs. Wade. crimes were Stolen Property has a "pro-minority" bias. students' rights to free speech Earthquake against drugs." The profits have lem was resolved and several of done by or-campus Pro-choice groups such as the visitors," said Vandalism 83 Kathy Gosliner, a university by allowing them to register as An earthquake in the Soviet been used by the city to provide the books had arrived this past Kelly. National Organization of (8 cases cleared by arrest) spokeswoman, did not know a student group, but warned Women equipment such as week. But "The departments Kelly also said that he is proud Central Asian republic of Tadz- walkie-talkies Weapons Violations and the National Abortion Rights of the University's q how many students belonged that intimidation or violence hikistan, estimated at and bullet-proof vests for drug should not have to resolve prob- students. The Action 5.4 on Sex Offenses (except rape) 2 to the group, would League are planning to lems University's crime statistics although its not be tolerated on the open-ended Richter scale. enforcement officers. between the University and indecent exposures application the would compare favorably to anoth- was signed by four campus. publishers," said Delano. (1 case cleared by arrest) EDnORS er Since the Dec. 31 university's figures, said Kelly. Drug Abuse Violations NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS retirement of Finals are a nightmare former Bookstore Director None of the criminal offenses Gambling Kevin John R. q C. Heil Jim Bowman Allen Ambrosino John Ricco listed are pranks. They Disorderlv Conduct Finals may seem like a bad who graduated from Transyl- Bauman, the Rev. Patrick J. Rice, are all g Maureen Stapleton Megan Guidera Jeffrey P. Gilles Doug Scancarella reportable (all cases cleared by dream to many students. Now vania from 1968 to 1978, and O.S.A., vice president for Admin- crimes, Kelly said. No rape cases identification of students) a professor has found they are found that 27 had bad dreams istration, has been working with were reported in All Other Offenses ASSISTANT EDITORS 1988, according to the 1 1 offenses a nightmare that does not go about finals while they were in the bookstore to help alleviate report. Dan Moriarty Karen lovino Peggy Kellar Joe Guarino In (except traffic) (13 arrests made) school. compliance with the Pennsyl- away. Of the people who had some of the organizational TOTAL 145 Sinead Quinn Andrew Mathis Amy C. Spencer '" Kennedy HaU was plagued with long lines vania College Many people report the dreams, 82 percent difficulties. and empty and University still said Stephen Powers SS^''""^* (24 arrests) — Security:5ecunty Informationintormation Act,Act. ' . I having nightmares about finals they still occasionally have j^ P which 20 years after graduating from nightmares about the tests. Art Editor. Brad Bookler Photography Editor Greg Castano Advisor June W. Lytel-Murphy college. Dr. Anne Shurling, a The most common dreams Preparation continues psychology professor at Tran- were of not being able to find for Middle Statesevaluation sylvania Business Section: Advertising Director: Dave Weidman Assistant Advertising University in Ken- the classroom where the test SINEAD QUINN The Middle Director Daniel Gallo Personals/Classified: Adrina Mousesian 3y States Association of the committee members. States Association designates tucky, reported in January. Layout Directors: 11 Villanova constituencies to serve was to be given and of forget- Assistant News Editor also aids in the self-study process Lafferty said that Eileen Grady, Karie Smith Billing: Marie Ivanov SulMcriptions/Delinquent Billing: the Middle specific areas to be analyzed in a on each of the Shurling surveyed people ting to drop committees. the class. by assigning a liaison member to Carol Fasano Office Secretary: Jeri Smith comprehensive self-study. They Students, according to Lafferty, The University is in the midst each university. Lafferty said that are: mission, goals and objectives; were chosen by the steering Staff: Michael Aimette, Ed Alvarado, Christine E. Atkins. Beth Ban'ow, com- Boston U. changes policy. Karia Beckner, Kathy Bielomyza of a comprehensive self-study Dr. Paula Mahew is Villanova's programsand curricula, education- mittee and were asked to partic- Lynnae Borowski, R. Michael Bullotta, Monica Byrne. Bill Can-, John Can-, Diane A. Ciltone, Sheila being undertaken to prepare for Middle States liaison and will Boston University, al outcomes, admissions, student ipate in the study. which residents. Courter, Wayne Cresskill. Jim Crossan, Nancy Cuttita, "Freshmen and Michael Denison, Vicki DiStefano. Diane the Middle States Evaluation work directly with her in directing during the fall had imposed Silber had formed the tasft Dragonette, services, faculty, organization sophomores were chosen primar- Bob Duggan, Leonard Ellis, Chris Etgen, Kristen Fallan, Ellk>t Fus, Jackie Gentile, Kate scheduled for October 1990. the self-study. strict new dorm rules some force, made up of students, and administration, governing ily so they'd be a part of the Geoghegan, Susan Guerette, Luci Jankowski, Michael Jones, Terry Kelly, Steve Kirsch, Barbara Kresch. The Committee on Higher Edu- The self-study process began board, saw as a return to the heavy- parents, faculty members and Irene V. Langran, Anne Marie strategic planning, budget- process from beginning to end," Loml)ardl. Maria Lovett, Jenn Lundgren, Maureen Mahead. Cathy Martin, cation, Middle States Association Oct. 6 when the Rev. Edmund handed regulation J. ing and accounting, library and said. of student Boston University officials, Dave Maylish, Elikilt McEkJowney, Natalie McKenna, she Garen Meguerian, Patrick Mousseau. Davkl Nassar. of Colleges and Schools evaluates Dobbin, O.S.A., University pres- life of the 1950s, has other resources' plant and equip- "We tried to slightly after thousands of students Mary O'Neill, Kathryn Quigley, Dana Rao, Jennifer Reldy, Miriam Rotwnson, make the selection Kristlne Ryan, Jeanne universities and colleges every 10 ident, met with Lafferty and the ment. relaxed its efforts to stop stu- demonstrated against the pro- Savitscus, Johanna The first task that the cross-representational, which C. Sharp. Rob Shershillocks, Tara Siligato, T. Ration Trimble, Jenna Ward, Hallie years. This is an ongoing process, steering committee to review their steering committee dents from having overnight hibition — which one speaker Zimmerman. faced was the was basically our goal, and 1 feel said Dr. Helen K. lilferty, assist- charge. guests in their dorm rooms. said would "ban life after 11 selection of committee members. that has been accomplished," ant dean of the College of Liberal "Then we formed the 11 self- The rules, however, are still p.m." — when it was Lafferty said the steering com- Lafferty said. The writing, artteles. lay-out, Arts and Sciences, who chairs the study committees that comprise "oppressive," a student protest announced in September. pictures and format are the responsibility of the Editor and the mittee and the 1 1 other commit- "At this point, all of the com- Editorial self-study. Board and do not necessarily represent the framework for the self-study tees leader maintained. the view of the adminlstratton. faculty and students unless "were chosen to represent a mittees have been convened and Under the new rules, stu- specifteally stated The University Lafferty said the Middle States and we have a proposed timetable "They are not changed that subscribes to the principle of responsible freedom of expression cross-section of the University. their deliberations are underway. Association published in dents still can not host unre- for our student editors. has two place until October 1990. It is much," said Susheel Srikonda, We have faculty, administration, I meet with the steering commit- books titled Characteristics of at that time the visiting team will a computer science major who lated guests of the opposite sex students and staff on all commit- tee and the chairpersons of Excellence each in.their rooms after 11 p.m. in Higher Education: come into the University to review helped form a grotrp called Ths Viilanovan is published Fridays, 10 issues a semester. tees. They represent all four self-study committee on a regular Circulatk)n: 8,500. Subscriptions are Standards for Aecrtdilatum and the self-study Active, Concernwl, The recommendations do document, to inter- colleges and the Law School." Together ^^" ^^ advertising Informatton contact the office 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. basis. Those meetings help us to not i'if^^JS^^ ^ weelcdays. Handbook for Institutional Self view various constituencies at the (ACT) to fight the ban. substantially change the £i D-O45-7207. Lafferty described a selection keep everyone informed," Lafferty Study which "become the basis for University and to give to Fr, (FiitPttolo) Boston University President original decision, said Srikon- process that consisted of a letter said. da, who argued roommates, not our self-study undertaking. They Dobbin and the rest of the com- Dr. Helen K. Lafferty, AssisUnt John Silber announced he The Villanovain reserves being sent to all faculty, admin- "The Middle States Association the right to refuse any ad In8ertk)n8 due to questionable content set not only the contextual frmme> munity Dem for the College ol Arte administrators, should deter-' and an exit report of their and istration and staff would accept a task force's space limitations. The deadline to place asking for encourages discussion, debate and advertising Is 12 p.m. the Tuesday prior 10 puWteation. work but al«ip outline exactly findings,*' said Lafferty. Sci«»ees, chairs the steering suggestion to allow overnight mine who may stay in a room volunteers. The steering commit- questioning. All of those positions what areas to committee for the Middle Sutes overniahf we need consider The first task that the steering tee then I guests who are related to dorm EvaUuitioti. selected a group of people are very healthy because that is Thsvmsnovn is the newspaper of record tor VHIanova Unhrerslty. in our deliberatkMis," she said. oommittee faced was the selection that would represent tbe various (Continued on Page H)
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He served as chairman of pan. 62, was once a professional seriously during a "drink 'til oonsiderini a radical evaluate what kind tration, investment banking of person he you're sick" pledging ceremony George Bush has spent Dillon Read jazz clarinetist. reform: ending pied^ng. *^ at is." . the the past few until he sold it in 1986. school's Lambda Chi months carefully firm Bush, appointed Brent Scow- The national presidents Alpha of 59 Hazing should be abolished, he chapter. appointing the cabinet members Brady. 58, attended Yale Univer- croft to fill the post of National fraternities voted to ask their added, but otherwise the present who will characterize his sity and Harvard Business School. Security Advisor. Scowcroft grad- Other pledging incidents have organizations to study altema- system is "okay." included sexual assaults, presidency. In 1982. he represented New uated from West Point and holds tive^ to destruc- pledging during the • annu- Some national leaders, too, said tive Bush first appointed his cam- Jersey in the U.S. Senate, finisliing a doctorate from Columbia Uni- parties and racial insults. al meeting of the National Inter- that dropping the pledging process Last year, in paign manager, James A. Baker an unexpired term. versity in international relations. fraternity just one of several Conference (NIC), held would be too drastic. III, similar episodes, two black to secretary of state days after Bush has appointed Carla A. Originally from Utah, Scow- in December in Buriingame, wocien Calif. "I don't support the notion that brought charges his election. Bush and Baker have Hills as the U.S. Trade Represen- croft, 63, is a retired Air Force One against the Uni- alternative, I Photo Courtesy they said, is to pledging . . , Of CPSI and hazing are synonym- versity of California t ^ been friend^ for 32 years and tative. She attended Stanford lieutenant general. He taught ask students at Santa aboUshing pledging may put to become full ous," said James C. Cherry, h2I.^"11^ m"^!^ ^ an end to abusive share many interests. a (Continued page dnnking and other hazing common University and Yale Law School, Russian history at West Point and members after a brief on 8) practices. time, skip- Sigma Nu official. "I don't agree Professors offier Baker, a 58-year-old Texan, 12th in class served military where she ranked a as attache in ping the traditional pledge period. that all efforts to eliminate hazing majored in classics at Princeton of 167 students. Yugoslavia. "Despite our best efforts, the have failed. Many of our chapters and obtained his law d^^ree at the Prior to her appointment, Hills In addition, Scowcroft served in hazing and the death continue," have found success with a Stud&its judi- University of Texas. He is an ex- practiced anti-trust law in Los the Ford administration as the said remember Drury G. Bagwell, president King critique of Afsft cious application of education and Marine. Angeles and Washington, D.C. National Security Council. Scow- fi7)P.P.r}iPQhoiri ^ *» of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity and enforcement." March and to support bills Baker served By which will help as former presi- She served as assistant attorney croft was appointed as a member assistant vice president GAREN MEGUERIAN for stu- The NIC, representing more By JENNA holiday education. He is dent Gerald Ford's of WARD marking King's birthday. Reporter expected to push campaign general and as secretary of Hous- the presidential commission dent affairs at the Other speakers included Karen Staff University of than 400,000 students on 809 Staff Reporter for tax breaks to help families manager in 1976 and as Bush's ing and Urban Development in the that investigated the Iran-Contra Maryland. Peterkin, president of BCS; Dr. "Nothing seems to campuses nationwide and in Can- Ed Sullivan, save to pay for college in 1980. He also served as Reagan's affair. associate director Maghon "America is never wholly her- tuitions. Ford administration. eliminate hazing and Over 100 people Keita, history professor: death from ada, cannot pass binding resolu- marched on of the CenteY for Peace The nation's leading environ- chief of staff and secretary of the Allen Greenspan will continue Dr. Louis W. Sullivan, and Justice and Bob Diaz self unless she is engaged in high one of the structure of pledging. campus Jan. 16 to of SCAAR. tions. But it does carry great commemorate Education, said the event's mentalists are calling for the Treasury. While at the Treasury, as chairman of the Federal the few black appointees, will organ- moral principle. We as a people new "Our survival is at stake," he the birthday of slain weight because it reflects the civil rights izers were satisfied with the All the speakers quoted portions administration to help clean up Baker worked to relieve the Third Reserve Board. Greenspan was serve as Secretary of Health and continued. leader have such a purpose today. It is "If we can't eliminate consensus of the fraternities, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther turnout, of King's speeches. the environment. World debt crisis. which exceeded "Let us all to make kinder the "The key to bom and raised in New York and Human Services. Sullivan is a pledging, colleges and King Jr. face of the universities Executive Director Jonathan expectations. hope that the dark clouds of coping with the global Bush chose Nicholas F. Brady f native of nation warming graduated rotn New York Univer- Atlanta, Ga. where he will eliminate it for A and gentler the face of the us." Brant said. number of student groups misunderstanding will threat," according to be secretary of be lifted world," said to U.S. News the Treasury. sity with highest honors. Pre- has headed the Morehouse School "The public," organized George Bush soon maintained Students invited to join the march, including The from our fear-drenched and World Report's He has held this position a fra- demonstrators gathered at commun- after becoming the nation's Michael Sat- since viously, Greenspan ran an eco- of Medicine for 10 years. He is a Dwayne R. Wocrpel, the Black 41st a national ternity are known as Cultural Society, the Sullivan Hall at ities, and in some not too chell, "is to reduce August 1988. During their child- "pledges" 5 p.m. and walked distant president. harmful emis- nomic consulting firm in New doctor of hematology, which stu- officer of Tau Kappa Student Coalition Epsilon, "is during a period in which they Against Apar- up the stairs leading tomorrow, the radiant stars of sions, burn less fossil hood. Bush and Brady, are to Connelly "Bush made many promises fuel and spent York. dies the nature of blood diseases fed up with us and theid and Racism universities supposed to prove their fitness to (SCAAR) and Center. They walked through love and brotherhood will shine promote energy efficiency." summers together in Kennebunk- In the Ford administration, he and of blood-forming organs. are during his campaign," said Dr. fed up with us.** belong to the Students Against Sexual Stereo- over our (Continued on chapter. Many main campus to the front of great nation with all of Matthew Kerbel, page 8), While the national types (SASS). political science fraternity fraternity chapters subject their The groups com- Kennedy Hall, where a memorial their scintillating beauty," said professor. "Promises to win presidents — all of whom are bined their efforts the no pledges to arcane rituals — much through the ceremony took place. The Rev. Diaz, quoting King. The demon- drug war, longer students Peace and promises to reduce the — called for of it harmless, but Justice Network. Edmund strators lit candles ^tuflents some of it J. Dobbin, O.S.A., Uni- during the budget deficit, attend reform, active fraternity A Temple promises to create events members degrading, University dangerous and in some petition versity president, spoke to the ceremony. a day care disagreed. may have program, promises to S^SE cases deadly — before initiating prompted the demon- participants and reflected on the A recording improve our help "Some chapters stration, of King's "I Have schools and promises d^an up the have problems them as full members. said student Vince Can- significance of King's speech on a Dream" speech was played. to raise, 'read my lips,' no with the traditional rale nistraro. Many Temple The new during of For example, Scott Phillips, a students the Villanova campus in the enrlremnent. Bush participants sang a inauguration verse oi "We taxes. He may not pledges, but it's no were angry be able to do problem if it's University of Texas Delta Tau that their university 1960s, titled "Loving Neighbor, Shall Overcome" before everything," Kerbel said. Physics Department By JENNIFER REIDY decorated with red, used the right way," added Delta pledge, had scheduled classes Jan. 16, the Loving Chairman white and demonstrators carrying "dis- was killed in Sep- Enemies." departing. A top priority Randall Stevens, on Bush's list is Dr.o Alain Phares said, Senior Reporter blue bunting and president of the tember after fell "The both colonial senting signs'* were present dur- he 125 feet from the budget deficit. government and modern University of Kentucky's Phi a bluff should fund research American flags were ing the ceremony, "they were during a hazing accident. Dr. Robert Kappa Psi chapter. Langran, political dealing with fusion energy [a form Four Villanova students hung from its ledges. Off to Another University one quiet in reverence of the historical of Texas Task science professor, said, attended "Pledging at Phi force of the Kappa "The nuclear energy]. This would presidential inaugu- side of the steps we could see event taking Psi is pledge, Mark Seeburger, died in sets goals place." Bush budget a learning plan will use the provide the United States with a ration and the post-ceremony [former] President Reagan, process," he explained. his sleep in 1986 after Phi Courtesy Office for a who The students, who had reserved Kappa junior Honors major; Barbara laws and litigation affecting Reagan blueprint. However, Bush much more efficient festivities last weekend as was protected "Pledges learn about their broth- Psi .brothers Social Action Programs and clean behind a glassed tickets for the post-inaugural forced him to down Walker, from Computing and women should be more agreeable to cut- source of power." members of the College area," said Walsh. ers and about participating in the more than half events, experienced some of a a bottle of rum Information Services; Dr. Barbara —create a newsletter ting defense spending." the The "Being an outdoorsman. - Republicans. "The crowd itself was Women's Issues Task Wall, philosophy Bush composed problems encountered by many professor; and —build a resource file which Langran added, "There will not appreciates "I felt very privileged Force, established in response a clean environment to have of people from every state in the other Pennsylvanians who to Dr. Edward L. Collymore, director contains relevant be a were a information struggle between Bush and and he should support been there, and it was exciting to Union, as well recommendation by the Program of bills which as abroad. We could victims of a computer error. Lewis, Social Action Programs. from other colleges and the calfinet Evaluation Congress, especially during will help clean have been directly involved in also see various Committee last fall, up the atmos- a dignitaries, such "Apparently four or five states The task force members have universities the honeymoon period. Together phere," part of history," has defined its goal as educating said Langran. said senior Dean as members of Congress and were involved outlined a number of ways to —identify interesting — the computer the and rele- they should come up with a Bush's first T. Walsh, a member of University community about year may offer the group. ambassadors, in viewing stands simply dumped achieve their goal of educating the vant facts to be the names of the issues broadcast in solution to the deficit." opportunities to be a Other students who made the up above the crowd," which affect women. University partner in Walsh said. people who had reserved tickets confront issu community about wom- spot announcements on Another issue The membership facing Bush is peacemaking. Before he trip to Washington, D.C. were At exactly noon, of the task en 's issues. can deal J. Danforth and resold them," Walsh said. These methods WKVU the national drug abuse problem. with Soviet senior Erin Farley By THOMAS BRUGGER ment tbr three years, Ciccolo force includes Dr. Debra Arvan- leader Mikhail Gor- and juniors Quayle was inaugurated a$ vice Although they received said include possible plans to: —collect and disseminate the correct ites, infor- Bush has designated former secre- bachev, however. John Bentz and Edith Pearce. president. Staff Reporter . that an asset of Lewis' term has management professor; Joan —invite Bush may have Walsh described the number of tickets for the inaug- speakers on campus to mation on available Main tary of Education William Bennett to face Their trip was been "much ~ Meriwether from the office of the right wingers in his sponsored by the crowd as "placid, not unruly in ural ball, more festivity the discuss peer harassment, Line area as "drug only two of the students Student Graduate resources and ser- czar." His mission, own party who are office of Student Activities, with any way, but festive Government President keeping the students working as School; Sandra Sprows, salary equity opposed to and excited." could attend the Celebration for or inequity, and vices for child care facilities. according to Stephen Hedges the John Lewis, who said he would try one." of arms reduction treaties. Langran stipulation that the group hold Shortly afterward, the students Young Americans She also welcwnes new U.S. blues concert to reinstate News and World Report, is said, "Anybody a fund-raiser in the spring to witnessed tailgating and gain computers and a repainted office, who believes that pay George Bush become Saturday night, he said. to "centralize ' tuition reimbursements drug-fighting giving into the Soviet Union back the University. the 41st president of during the results of a group renovation is a the United The inaugural ball Friday night V.U.ornces efforts, to his campaign, has to settle turf squabbles sign The helped to fight effort. moveto of weakness is students left the States. Radnor a loony tune." Philadel- Walsh said he felt that was held on the lower By and to level of the zoning ordinances KEVIN C. HEIL and the University's in-house Dobbin make courtroom work Bush also "has to phia area Jan. 20 at 5 a.m. and Bush's inaugural in Lower Mer- Ciccolo praised the unity expe- said that the office of appeal to the speech con- Washington Hilton Hotel News Editor easier for in a ion Township and legal counsel. Financial Affairs prosecutors." American people in a big way arrived several hours later at the tained a "positive, upbeat" has established rienced between the cabinet and must be mes- "huge ballroom, packed with at A strong bid to criminalize scene of long- and short-term priorities for expanded and that the housing the soon," said Kerbel. . the inauguration on sage. Senate, which enables efficient "the "His speech rivaled John F. least 3,000 people. The University After the casual The ceiling was his will move a renovation of Kennedy offices use of narcotics is also "Unless Bush can bond with front porch of democracy." the Kennedy's inaugural organization. "networking" to benefit their would most likely be moved the address in highlighted with blue light and number of offices off Hall, the University plans to expected, Lewis is not optimistic campus move to Kennedy Hall. American people," according to steps of the Capitol. 1961. He managed to capture about many common interests. and multicolored light trees hung because of expansion of the office a nujnber of "student and person- "The drug war is very the reinstatement of tailgating Dobbin said the difficult U.S. News and World Report's From the public viewing area embody the true spirit in Vice President for Student Life move of offices of Ameri- from the ceiling. There were two of Development and renovations nel services" into the building. for anyone to handle. Bennett is between fall 1989. He said the legal restric- Dr. to Radnor is only temporary. Kenneth T. Walsh, "his fall the Capitol and the canism, and he reiterated his stages Richard A. Neville said he was behind the gigantic dance ' planned for Kennedy Hall, said very outspoken. He knows what during Washington tions are only "one lawyer's impressed the inevitable crises and Monument, the stu- '1,000 points of light' theme by floor with Lewis' involve- where the U.S. Marine Corps the Rev. Edmund J. Dobbin, he wants and should get it," said setbacks dents could easily interpretation" of the Pennsylva- ment in the which face any new observe the stressing unity, diversity and Band played off-campus housing O.S.A., Langran. upbeat marches. An nia law University president, administration could be a long proceedings despite a crowd of generosity," Walsh and added that the Uni- issue. Neville said Lewis has done USSR noted. lecture orchestra and recently. soon Langran a jazz band also versity also said Bush is likely way down." thousands. "The Capitol was Walsh said that although a few is "just as liable for an a "real good job with off-campus (Continued on page 9) The offices will move to Radnor By GAREN MEGUERIAN agenda. The long-term alumni's death" as for a student's housing," recently speaking with results Corporate Center in Radnor Staff Reporter should be published in a book, in a post-tailgating incident. He the commissioners of Lower Mer- Township. The move is planned Hahn said. fW»!?l* said that within the University ion and Radnor townships. He for the third week in February, A number of leading national What? administration "a lot of people do • (Continued on page Dobbin said. political not like tailgating." 9) scientists will discuss "We intend to considerably reform in the Soviet Union in *1 16 oz. drafts Where: Challenged by University Pres- the Senior expand the development office Connelly Center ident the Rev. Edmund Dobbin, Cinema at 4 p.m. J. because the development Wednesday. Disc Jockey from 9:30 biimi & FIyiui*s O.S.A., Lewis has been exploring opera- tion really has to be upgraded Dr. Jeffrey different options with his cabinet in Hahn^ political across from the terms of personnel. We needed science professor, has put together dies for social events in the coming fall more space semester. and we simply didn't a joint Soviet-American committee Senior Mary Hitseiberger of
Valley have . WHAT DO YOU NEED? Forge Music Fair Lewis litl," he said. which will study the process of Ocean City, NJ.. died as a OATEWAY SHOPPING CENTEK separates his agenda into two The office of Development is political change in the Soviet result of injuries sustained WAYNE. PA 1«at7 categories: immediate and A LEGAL PA. I.D. off of Rt. 202 responsible for finding ways to Union. from a drunk driving accident long-term issues. Examples of increase the funds and endow- The speakers will the evening of Dec. 7. AND A immediate concerns are coeduca- be: Timothy INTRODUCES ment of the University. Colton, director of the Hitseiberger was critically tional residence halls, off-campus Harvard COLLEGE LD. He added that there is Russian Research injured in the accident, which WEDNESDA housing and University Senate also a Center; Richard serious problem with the heating, Fenno from the took place on Ardmore Avenue reform. An example of a long-term University of Fun^ prixea ventilation and air-conditioning Rochester; Jerry in Ardmore, ahd she died eight priority is the meal plan. Hough, director systems in Kennedy Hall which of the Duke Center on days later at Hahnemann Hos- Also now showing a A significant task of his has East West and murprisea. must be addressed. Trade, Investment pital in Philadelphia. been to keep the "cabinet working and Commun- 'For the most part, police large T. V. for all together as we have to ication; and Blair Ruble, who will The report indicated screen Find out a team," Lewis said. vacate the space lin Kennedy soon bejhe director that she had over t he legal limit COLLEGE Secretary of Internal Affairs Halll of the Kennan Villanova basketball so the improvements can take Institute for Advanced Russian of alcohol in her blood. games. why coil Michelle Ciccolo sai<| caibinet we place ... and those improvements Studies. Hitseiberger was a student cooperation is a central concern. •t Drafts and Free will be starting this spring," Hahn will moderate of the College of Commerce and Food it midnigitt "It can be very frustrating because the Dobbin said. discussion. Finance. An accounting major, 80 many of our issues ire long- with College I. D. The departments which will five she was considered an excellent term . The speakers involved in MANIAI . .and much efifort is needed .move to Radnor include the student by her professors. NIGHT in keeping us together during office the forum will go to Moscow in of Development, office of Finan- April to meet with their Soviet Funeral services took place that." she said. John Lewis, Student ^ Govemment cial Affairs, office of Dec. 18 at the Cathedral of Sts. A member of StudenfOovtm- Research, counterparts. They will try to set office of Environmental Safety up a two- to three-year research Peter ^nd Paul in Philadelphia. S. C.
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^ • 1^ 'if S«it fiM agamst duPont 4,' (Omtinutd frvm \Pam 1) Met^r said the Univerwty is ment with Metzger was for 1965 he has donated about $2 sports and other athletic programs responsible for makti^ the pay- duPont to supplement , the $l-t- million to the University, the affected the decision. ments duPont had i«reed upon, year University salary contract article reported. Aceto recently refused to com- Cullen said. with $25,000 per year. He routed ment further. "DaPont says he feels he has •^Metzger claims] duPont was the money through Olympic trust been used and is reconsidering a Metzger is suing duPont for up speaking for the University. So funds, "which finance an Olympic pledge to donatean additiofeal $3.5 to $555,000, which he alleges he [Metzger claimsj either duPont or athtete's training and arc tax- • million to the University," the senior days party • ice cream giveaway • • lost on a salary of $35,000 to the University owes him [the free/' the article said, mystery night jim $70,000 annually article said. for five years, money!," Cullen said. DriscoU said he did not know plus the deed to Dobbin said that duPont a $300,000 house Metzger's suit against duPont of the payments which, according has so Icarol • ballroom dancing • • • far paid off his dare night Christmas bazaar in Newtown Square, according to'^ follows attempts l^egun May 26 by to the NCAA's Legislation and pledge according University to his schedule. lawyer Raymond T. Fox Mountain Inc., of which Interpretation Committee, violate Cullen of Morgan, Lewis, and to evict an NCAA rule sUting that outride three • duPont is a board member, "I have no reason to suspect men and a baby movie night study break • spring fever Bockius, a Philadelphia law firm. child- sources are prohibited "from Metzger, his wife and three that Mr. duPont will not pay off Metzger claimed the house the Newtown Square paying or regularly supplementing ren from his pledge," he said. • provided by duPont was to become house, according to the Dec. 10 [a coach's] annual salary," accord- week welcome back weekend • flower vendors • DuPont was robert his at some unspecified time and Inquirer article ing to the Dec. 7 Inquirer article. not available for at no cost, the article said. that since comment. Acicording to duPont, the agree DuPont estimates groden^ information society • merry Christmas villanova week Sob market favors McCauley receives new • big • reptile world • parents weekend • cat's den with flamin' 11988 graduates post as assistant dean Caucasians • krack me up • book buy back • broadcast news • As the assistant dean, McCau- ment. "Teaching is what I want y Ry College Press Service early December survey of 14,000 By DIANE A. CILIONE ley *s primary responsibility will to do. In the dean's office there employers by Manpower, Inc., a Staff Reporter Christmas in the '20's • candy apple • be academic advisement for fresh- giveaway throw mamma wasn't really time to teach and The job market for this year's temporary employment services man and sophomore liberal arts publish," said Chappell. college graduates is booming. company. Former Associate Director of majors, she said. In addition, she Commenting on the appoint- from the train • latin • "There's no question about it," the Office for Social Action Pro- dancing •Christmas reception pick up Twenty will be involved with the coordi- ment of McCauley to his former reported Angie Aschoff of Linn- two percent of the grams, Dr.T)iana P. McCauley, companies expected to nation of programs which come position, Chappell said, "I am Benton Community College's add to their was appointed assistant dean of workforces from the dean's office, such as delighted with the choice of Dr. artist • freshman t-shirts • • placement office in Oregon, "the during the first three the College of Liberal Arts and george mcgovern cat's den with Majors Night, McCauley said. She number of jobs advertised with months of 1989, while eleven McCauley. Her experience with us Sciences Jan. 9. / percent foresaw will also work with the faculty on students has been so extensive is up this year." , staff reductions. McCauley is replacing the Rev. budgets. and blue period* nightmare on elm iv • It is happening nationwide. she knows Villanova so well street Christmas cookie Arthur B. "I am looking forward to this Two major annual surveys, "Engineering, accounting and Chappell, O.S.A., that she's a marvelous addition." S.T.D., who held the position opportunity primarily because I released in Decemoer, of national health professions are our most Chappell is still involved with giveaway • • since September 1987. see it as a professional challenge. new york city shopping trip • corporate hiring of new graduates sought-after graduates," said many academic committees. He bella abzug candy Having worked at Villanova for 16 both predicted a good spring DeBow, while Linn-Benton's chairs the academic integrity McCauley has been working at years, I am more than ecstatic Northwestern University's Aschoff finds clerical, nursing and committee of the College of Liberal alley • homecoming • • iVillanova since 1972. In her last about the recognition I received •candy cane giveaway rock Lindquist-Endicott Report pre- automotive students in high Arts and Sciences, the outcomes bottom position, she was responsible for for my service and professional dicted an eight percent jump in demand. committee of Middle States, the overseeing Project Sunshine, the contributions to the University," corporate demand for graduates student information system imple- union sweatshirts • wildcat window • • The biggest salary jump will affirmative action program and said McCauley outdoor movie with bachelor's degrees. Those be mentation committee, and the in sales and is marketing, up 8.8 I the academic advancement pro- Presently, Chappell teaching^ graduates will receive starting presidential scholarship percent to $25.560. gram, she said. in the religious studies depart- salaries that are an average 4.6 committee. Christmas raffle • jewelry vendors • business etiquette/body percent higher than those earned by the class of 1988. SPRING BREAK TAN NOW FOR • Starting salaries for students language seminar dixieland band • crocodile dundee ii • with new master's degrees should • UVA Tanning be 3.5 percent higher than last •Compl»l« Privacy year's, the report added. frisbee giveaway • club coca-cola • • • R«texlrt9 Atmotph«r« spring break sweater Michigan State University's ^.^-s^. • Trained T«chnician« Annual Recruiting Survey pre- • Featuring SCA Wolff vindors • • • dicted "new graduates will face a winter fashion show freshman record champagne System "tlia World's healthy job market." #1 Choice In Michigan State University Indoor Tanning" brunch • live at the • • asked 427 corporations about 566 Lancaster Avenue terrace sibling weekend baltimore inner their hiring plans. In response, the Haverford, PA American Express firms expected to make 3.1 percent Located Next to Al E Gators Cards Accepted harbor shopping trip • union picnic •poster sales • cocktail. . more job offers to students this CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT year, and said they were especially interested in hiring more women and minority graduates. COUEGE DISCOUNT - 20% OFF will be offering "We jobs to Vlllanowa Stud0nt I.D. R^qulnd people who know they are going ANY PACKAGE to be in great demand," conceded 525-7125 Sally Odle, recruiting manager for IBM. "We have to offer jobs that are challenging and interesting." Deborah DeBow ^f Eastern Washington University's Place- Office it, did it ment also found done "there's ifyou^ve you with us more competition (for students], NURSING so companies are getting more SPRING aggressive. They're buying ads in student publications and coming into the office to strategize more SEMI-FORMAL with the placement] I director." Observers attribute the scram- ble for students to corporate concern that there will not be enough graduates to hire in the future. A TAN FOR ALL SEASONS March 11 A recent U.S. Labor Department Now you can get a deep, dark, long-lasting tan in just study predicted one million fewer six 30-minute sessions witti our unique tanning program. Adam's Mark Hotel young people will enter the job And you won't burn, peel or age your skin in the process! market during the next decade Unlike conventional sunlamps, our Sontegra "skin- Main Ballroom than during the 1970s. / friendly ' tanning beds emit only the safest tannrng rays. "We are doing everything we villanova Relax in a cool, comfortable environment while tanning union • J , fl — can to prepare for the shrinking from above and bek)w simultaneously. labor market," said Trudy Marot- ' p.m.-1 a.m. ta of the Marriott Corporation. STUDENT SPECIAL 9 Bus Transportation Victor Lindquist of Northwest- ern added companies also are l2Vi8it8-$00 hiring because the companies Co-Pay Membership Plan themselves expect to prosper. 1 Month — $20 Limited number of tickets Sixty one percent of the firms Northwestern University sur- SMonth — $50 veyed expect to be more profitable $4PerSeeaion in 1969 than they were in 1968. HOURS "Corporate America is confident Tickets: $40 per couple, Monday-Friday f t^m.-^ p.m. the economy will remain strong Saturday a.iii.-a despite concerns by so-called 9 |».m. experts about the volatile stock Sunday 1 1 a.111. to 3 p.m. go on sale at the market, the deficit* trade balance, ' meginiergers and the increased beginning of February. ,n OMnpeCition in the marketplaoe," Lindquist said. His report closely fottowed an tm iim >^^^'^•''•4»- l/iH-j •M^ «»lgi« . MBMM P For further infor- Katakisof the Vietnam Memor- on our I run for the presidency in the when his prospective University Cassette, simply mation, call (215) 248-1150. ial in Washimrton, D.C., will be GET I you pop future. One Year of Delaware Sigma Phi Epsilon ilcORONK displayed in Swarthmot^ Col- I in your correction tape. Villanova lege a McCabe Library Membership brothers pourel oven cleaner over juniors are invited during 5FREF I There are no spools to participate in February. KaUkis will I Limited Time Only his head durftig a 1980 "Hell Glamour mag- com- I to unwind... ment on his no com- azine's 1989 All New Top 10 photographs at an I New Mfinbcn I Night." Only New Mcmben Only opening reception I pUcated threading College Women Competition. in McCabe ^IMi Coupon I Dozens of states, including Karli, Lobby With Coupon ^ Young women on Thursday at 4:30 . . .no ttfigles. from coll^seft Ont Conpon Bmon Texas, Missouri -and Pennsylva- ^^^^^^B^^ iL and p.m^ The reception and ^ universities throughout displaysplay nia, have enacted anti-hazing the are free and open to country will compete in „ . . -^ the jrpublic.Jolic. 7 , laws in recent years. To the Glamour's 23rd annual search Katakis book, The Vietnam THE PLAZA Schools themselves have for 10 outstanding students. A Veterans' Memorial, includes the photographs cracked down. Cal-Santa Barbara first panel of Glamour editors will on display and four banished select the winners on the basis has been hailed on National Delta Tau Delta while and many of their solid records of achieve- Public Radio as "one of the top Tennessee placed Kappa Alpha ment in academic studies ana/, five visual books of the Psi on indefinite probation. season." THE or in extracurricular activities Several colleges, including more . . . on COURT campus or in the Colby, Aaiherst, Gettysbui^, Mid- community. dlebury and Castleton State, have Th» year, each person will Love Always, Organist Robert Smart banned i||] fraternities and soror- compete in the following areas will perform works by Italian ities from tlieir in of study or interest: creative com- camp^sft posers of the 17th and recent yaars. In arts, communications, science 18th Julv, the Uiijver- centuries on '^ and Sunday at 4 p.m. sity of Lowell in Massachusetts technology, healthy public in Ung Concert Half of abolished iu Kasey service, government ancTpolit- Swarthmore Greek systemiffter ics, Col]«fe. The rtc- a pledge international relations, lUl ^almost died after being is free and open to Omy ft Mtoiflt «5tooMl business and economics, entre- the * Orlkw AiMff forced to spend CT(M40ar public. the nii^t in a ).440 preneurahip Onlaho.C MIB 1Y4. and sports. The sleeping bag in an attic in 107- degreeheat. c > h. , . *^>~:.ii:Xi l«W«yj>1i™WH»^f".. •*Hl^»./ -9 M- *^*«4^ J«Mf»*»« *•» «j tl^N^ the Villanovan 201 Doughfty HmK Vm^novti Univenlty Vmanova. Pa. 19065 NcMlEFaloo DMitoJ. 27, t9W • THE VILLAWOVAM • Papa 11 Eurtors In CUM Sliaron A. Watort John F. vwlft Legalf Managing Editor Aaaodata Editor zed abortion presents a question of rights PagalO From the left. , . ^ .From the right By MARY ANN O'CONNOR to my daughters, to their father By MARIA BOWERSOCK unborn babies have no say what- and to nyrself than another child Prop On Christmas morning, soever in the life-or-death situa- 42 is ^ less would permit unfair me to give. Having been asked to write a tion of than a month ago, I got up early a child which is as much In order to be with my pro-life article two on abortion, I theirs to take Santa's sip of milk and bite children, as the mothers'. Even in the I was working only part- pondered The relationship between academics and athletics has of how to present this case of cookie, to light the tree and time for married couples, a father a small salary. But I was sensitive come to the foreground again arrange topic. The issue is who may with the passing of the packages beneath it. doing want to love and care rewarding work and touchy. It we upsets people. People do for Proposition 42 by the National Collegiate Athletic Moments later, my little daugh- were managing a child has no right to ever financially. To not like to "get into it." ters were trundling hold his baby. I ask Association (NCAA). The NCAA may downstairs, have another child the men of mean well in would mean The reason this issue is so flannel nighties dragging, Villanova, do you think this is fair promoting eyes not working at ail for the role of academics for athletes, but its a month or touchy is because it involves wide and shining. two and to you? imposition of stiffer then returning to full rights: the rights of women academic requirements is unfair to After like By making abortion presents had been opened time work. It would and preg- those who did not receive mean not myself, and the rights of unborn nancy the benefit of a strong academic and breakfast eaten, bemg purely female concerns, Clare and able to give Clare and Helen people, as all of us once were. women help education. Helen dressed in their the attention to continue their own holiday they needed. It Everybody wants their rights. sexual repression. outfits and accompanied to would mean Yes, women me a not giving my body Since the unborn are helpless Academic standards for athletes local to are the ones whose bodies have been tightened hospital. We spent the morn- time to recover from one protect must pregnan- themselves, others have go through with the passing of this ing singing Christmas cy or the pregnancy, abor- new rule by a 163-154 vote at carols and myself time to develop as taken to defending them. the delivering tion or birth, but there are other recent NCAA convention. poinsettias to patients anything but a mother. In many There are Proposition 42 prohibits two kinds of mind- lives that who were too ill change drastically awarding athletic scholarships to be home for respects — financially, emotion- frames that are to incoming freshmen who behind abortion. because of the holidays. ally, physically — women's decisions. fail to maintain we could not The first: "I couldn't take care a 2.0 GPA (a C average in 1 1 core academic of Through the medical science No adult could do what my afford another child. this of baby. I couldn't face my courses) and to score at least 700 daughters fetology, we know that a fetus out of a possible 1,600 did for those patients! I know that not too long parents, is ago my classes, my commun- equipped points on the Scholastic The sight of th^ children, abortion The issue with its lifelong traits Aptitude Test (SAT) or 15 out wond- was illegal. 1 would ity. I have was scared. I couldn't cope from of 36 on the ering now at these been the first days of its concep- American College Test (ACT). surroundings forced either to continue a The election George with having a baby." of Bush This scena- tion. The pre-born but smiling and waving pregnancy I baby differs as Vhey , never intended as rio is or to president may have important one which we. as college from sang "Jingle Bells," seek a college student only in the Prior to this, athletes only moved many a life-threatening illegal ramifications on the students, can needed to meet the GPA I issue of probablv relate to fact that he or aHapc^ f#% «!»«» C^M^. to tears. The image of the abortion. she needs nutrition or woman Thousands of women abortion over the very well. It the test requirements in order to receive glllTnr nextfouryears. is frightening, a and time. athletic LBuBlS 10 1116 who used every bit of her died at strength the hands of back-alley BusH may have the opportunity nightmare. scholarships. They This is. in a sense, became partial qualifiers if they did to wave back despite i.v. the same as tubes and abortionists, or by their own to appoint three new The second not pass Supreme way of thinking the difference between both and were ineligible to play their electrical wires; who managed hands in failed college freshman aa^^^ the self-indyced abor- Court justices during his term runs more like this: "What does year so Cti#^|fAre ^#llfAA^*A Mmm slight but students and their parents. The that the potential athlete could genuine smile, may tions. Instead, because of and provide the this undifferentiated concentrate on Ollvllcr9 aUV0Cal6 the. conservative tilt blob of pro- older people SUII-- IIS6--w^ never leave have had more nutri- academics. ^ me. landmark Roe v. Wade needed to toplasm decision overthrow have in the land- common with me? tion to get them through And the knowledge that that legalized different TotheEditon amendment does not my abortion in this mark 1973 Roe v. Wade case Abortion is no more than termi- growth stages provide for Kingdom have also prodi^ed children and thev have had Now, not only are they could bring this joy to me country, I was able to which nating ineligible to play that first the right of individuals to keep encouraging make an legalized abortion. Abor- a fetus, which is a mass results. An average and to the year, but they I was disturbed to world swells my heart informed choice and to have tion was recently of bone and will not receive scholarship money for recently see and bear arms. Instead, the people of only eight persons a the subject of tissue that has, as of that per year die with gratitude, parental safe, year. two National Rifle Association will pride and sanitary abortion in the national interest, for a yet, no life value." keep and bear arms by means of gunshot wounds in the United post stickers on most of all awe-inspired love. supportive atmosphere election For By making abortion a van that is the of a militia, which today may be Kingdom, compared of a wom- ABC News poll showed me, the first way of thinking and to 22,000 per Whatever the en's The debate that rages over property of the Student Activities future holds for me health facility. abortion to be the No. is much easier to Proposition 42 pits those interpreted as the police and the year in the United States. 1 issue understand. It progjnancy purely fe- and my family, I will never who say it will department. Being one who military. In regret Abortion is not an easy topic or \of the election. The National may be weak and wrong to produce better students against those who no way do individuals The vast majority of the 22,000 say, believes in having my children. They have an easy experience, Right "I male concerns, women claim It will a complete ban of keeping handguns in their deaths but it is one To Life March on can't cope" whefn someone shut financially disadvantaged students out pockets were accidents and in no already handguns and done me a lifetime's worth we have- to consider realistically. Washington. else's life is of a college strict control of constitute a "well-regulated mil- way involved a person D.C. was also held concerned, but panic help to continue their education. defending of good.: ^ other firearms, I find Every woman is fertile every this week, and 65,000 can do things to our sensibility these itia." The argument that states himself or herself. Most of people these But I write this letter to tell own sexual repression. stickers unacceptable. that the of month for approximately 35 years attended the event. This instal- that are regrettable. Athletes who cannot afford to to Constitution guarantees deaths could have been prevented go college without I realize another regret I will never have. of her life. Unintended lment However, that many will pregnan- of "From the left. . . the second "abortion scholarships take the right of individuals to own had handgun legislation From often are eligible primarily been Six months after Helen's birth for federal Pell offense to my opposition to the firearms I cies are bound to occur. The the right" presents two sides to mentality" is the frightening one. grants, is a very weak one. enacted. became which do not pregnant and a 1 cover all college costs. About "freedom" of firearms, and will The chose to ternatives presented by the anti- this emotional issue. These are the people that say that 600 positive results of legisla- To respect the opinions of more time for experiences athletes likely all have an abortion. Time only choice abortion and annually received athletic scholarships state that the Constitution tion restricting students movement are not realistic is no more than under firearms are using the Student Activ- deepens my development. The fetus lacks old Proposition guarantees a person's right conviction that had and are also not even available for make the responsible choice of "scrambled eggs." How can they 48. Of those partial qualifiers, to widespread. An example is New ities van, I the these stages to 90 percent urge Office of I continued the childhood, just as keep and bear arms. unplanned preg- many (eg: there is already a abortion. say this, knowing that it is con- are black. To shed some York City. Although many people Student Activities I lack the stages to remove the nancy it to get me to my light on this would have resulted in surplus of adoptable black babies I hope that sidered murder to strangle matter, one should associate major cities with National my own daughters, a day- mid-40s. high Rifle Association stickers disaster. But all of the genetic read the Second Amendment — adoption is no alternative for as they grow up, will have good old infant, but is also considered to murder rates. New York has from it. As the programming is there. Coaches like Georgetown University's van is school I am a strong person, I have the John Thompson the Constitution from b<^nning actually but having black women). judgement and all of the informa- legal abortion to strangle a nine- stayed off the list of the property, it is unfair that same myopic blue eyes, pale and Temple University's to stickers three children under 3 would tion month-old skin John Chaney argue that end: "A well regulated militia most murderous have Maybe it has to happen to you that they need about sex and child in the womb? and cities-According representing organizations potential for love that I Proposition bemg that been too much for me — and too or contraception, Pro-choicers had 42 puts black student-athletes at a necessary to the security of to statistics someone you love before you to avoid accidental advocate a choice disadvan- provided by the FBI, are not supported by 100 percent 240 months ago, before my birth a free State, much for niy family. understand. pregnancies. for females, but tage. Not only are black students the right of the people this is Perhaps But maybe if you But should one of what kind of in most often in need of a result of strict handgun of the student body be placed on 1969. to keep and other women cbuld handle it; take a minute to sit them ever need the choice does the female financial bear arms shall not legislation. It. down and say choice, I hope in the assistance, but they also are all^edly disadvan- Every day, the world loses be infringed." perhaps they don't need the abor- "What would I do if tomorrow I abortion will be a safe, legal womb have? If the concern is for taged in taking standardized The tough firearms laws that Frank Angelini another Rev. Dr. Martin Luther tests such as the tion choice. I, option. a woman's SAT and One will hopefully see that this have been But for one, am very learned that I am pregnant, or my For their sakes, I work to well-being and happ- King ACT. The average enacted in the United Class of 1992 Jr., another Abraham Lin- SAT score in the U.S. last year was glad that the safe, legal choice girlfriend is pregnant?" and you preserve women's right to repro- iness, why is the pre-born woman coln, another Mahatma Ghandi. 904; among blacks it was only 737. existed when I needed it. really consider what it would ductive freedom. denied happiness? This is a very We lose someone like you and My decision was made not as mean for your life — your future, non-inclusive concern, isn't it? someone Mary Ann like me. So much for a matter of convenience, but of to have a child nine months from O'Connor is a meml>er of Another upsetting thing about the "scrambled eggs." Nattonal Abortion Rights Action moral responsibility. I owed more now, you will see how women pro-choicers' beliefs is that they ha«s'stsxt^;s.rSd Students must ean respect League (NARAL). leave no room for men's feelings not be the decisive measure of Maria Bowersock is a junior and academic ability. in their mindset. The TotheEditon Students fathers of president of Villanovans will always drink and Crack down on on-campus for Life. nobody NCAA officials said last week they would recommend will ever stop this. drinking. society Villanova has a beautiful cam- However, having fun should postponmg implementation of Proposition 42 until not Perhaps if students became a study pus, a privilege that students at be a can be done regarding destructive activity. Other mof^ responsible and had more By MAUREEN STAPLETON the connection between high school many other schools do not enjoy. students decision. Or were the For students, this manage to drink and majority of superficiality cerned as well. respect for this campus, the Students, above all Maureen Stapleton is a grades, test scores and collie academic Considering this, I was personally enjoy votes based on the should be particularly sopho- performance. themselves without ruining Here we are at the start of negative ads alarming. others, offended University would relax their must realize this ^ore honors major and news editor today when I walked the scenery on our campus. that both Bush and Dukakis had As students, we have a particular strict anti-drinkii^ policy. This another exciting semester at responsibility. of the VUlanovan. has however, past Corr Hall and saw a pile of (Bush more so) responsibility to . ..P^Ju^or encouraged a long, hard look Villanova University. Learning and the superfi- know and ques- Busch beer I hope that the would be appreiciated by all at U.b. education. How can cans on the grass. If* individuals who ciality which was permeating tion what is going on in the world. so many students slip through students. about the world around us is sure the PHEStDexrr appeared that the cans had been made this mess realize that this campaign, the system mcapable of to abound in both nationally and We cannot be apathetic when it maintaining a C average or of IS the type all the different \ iV-». JLt -m^>miB^^mm^w^>^i^ , 'M»¥ ' '«>'' •*•• ,- •r-'i* *» vv«^,«« \K^'tm<\'4itiiy%i,,i> 1N«»1fTNiVWLUmOV .,1 t* v^ -^^ Stronger aetion must be taken to bat terrerisn t/^ -mf' While returning to America to who perished on that fli||[ht By F. were JOHN SWIFT spend society iSydevaatated by it once teeter of the it taArii Christmas with his family very similar to all of us in many ^ i^." and for alt. tima |h«t%« atait badanir and friends, John was brutally ways. They had dreamg, goals and mk strong words witll aoioe' equally January 27, 1989 • THE murdered whea his fUght, Pan expectations that Features VILLANOVAM • Pngt 13 they will never John P. Flynn was a junior at Instead of trading arms for Am 103, was blown up by have the opportunity to fuHitl. Colgate University. He had recent- terrorists. hofttaget with evil l^dera in the ly turned 21 and had his whole MkkUe Eaat or drofpfte t tew We, the students, will ultimate- To ooricetTe that tMa was a life staring him in the eyes. This, of bomba on a lunatiola Northern ly be the lendect of our aociety. course, was not the firat deliberate act is horrifying. The Africa, why doii^ It is oiir tor Spotlight . time that wetake eome duty tnake sure tluit on. a deranged group has fact that any person or group .Philly's taken out its frustrations serious action to deter these the aodety we will lead will be a As many college students so on could possibly commit such a terroriats? innocent civilians. Countless vic- GkhaX economic isola- safe one. At tbh time^iaoubt that often do, John decided to study senaeless slaughter of innocent tims have fallen prey to sudi tion would not be too serious of anybody can say that It is. abroad in London. It was an human life is unbelievable. morning radio attacks far too times in a penalty to levy on nations who programs many the excellent opportunity for him to past. But this one was different openly encourage such deplorable expand his horizons and develop This type of action can simply for me. John Flynn was my friend. actions. \ a more rounded outlook on life. no k)nger be tolerated. The time Ma F. Smfi is a junior mar- Many of us dream of receiving an has come for us to stand tip and The United Sutes is constantly Mtng tmi^r and o-sodaU editor Morning John and the other students put stop to terrorism before our opportunity like this. a proclaiming itself to be the **pro> oftha ViUMiovan. Madness Political corruption Who do you must not be tolerated wake up with, Vil- By JENNIFER REIDY Witness the mastery of political lanova? manipulation: while Reagan is When the' As Ronald Reagan rides off into paraded away like the game- the sunset and George Bush winning quarterback amid the alarm goes off and welcomes Americans onto the cheers of his fans. North must assume accountability for his front porch of democracy, it is the radio blares, time to assess our present state actions, which he claims were of government. In his inaugural instituted at a higher level. Pro- address, the new president urged tected by the buffer of executive many are faced his constituents to roll up their privilege, Reagan pats North on sleeves and discover "duty, sac- the head, gives him a gold star and with the pressing rifice, commitment and patriotism sends him on his way, proclaiming him a "national hero." . . . taking part and pitching in." decision of This renewed call to traditional It is disturbing that the ex- which values, however, is marred by a president feels that North's piece of political retribution that actions make him a "national way to turn the seeks to be repaid: the criminal hero." Rather, North's blunder- ings represent a gross violation of trial of the Reagan administra- dial. Do they listen tion's eager gofer, Lt. Col. Oliver the Constitutional values in which North. The kinder, gentler pres- Reagan, and now Bush, pay so ident must resolve the lingering much lip service. Trace the affair to DeBella's Zoo, doubts concerning the Iran-contra from its beginning: scandal if he wishes to instill in l)In perhaps his most thought- COUEQEnKSSanVlCE/SVGMAmolO Welch and his administration the integrity less attempt at foreign policy, he preaches. Reagan approves a sale of arms provided by the ganda. North insists that within the governmental According to recent reports, the to oiir ally in peace, democracy aging Reagan. he machine, Woody's antics, Bush, nurturing his simply acted on orders issued who is to decide what public may never learn the full and the American way, Iran. It is budding information political career, from a higher level; indeed, the public has extent of the Reagan administra- speculated that the sale was part chooses to remain does a right to knowjmd in the background. that alone justify his actions? what secrets Howard Stern's tion's involvement in the affair. of an arms-for-hostages (buy one, should bel^eiit uf^^is- Surely one dosed in Special prosecutor Lawrence get one free!) package. Indeed, this must realize a personal protection of national 3) The cheese stands alone: duty that transcends security? Walsh recently attempted to is absolutely not the way to bureaucratic non-stop dialogues Oliver North, among others, faces orders: a reverence for the laws obtain government documents as strong-arm the grip of terrorism. Representatives, an angry Senate committee during though elected The funds obtained from of the Constitution, a respect for evidence in the North case; how- 2) this by the people to legislate, execute of social slurs a series of investigative hearings. the sovereignty of the American or ever, he was denied access to the sale, which are untraceable and and interpret Meinbers of Congress are Constitutional law, essentially "free right- people and a sense of moral respon- papers on grounds of confidential- money," are are ultimately responsible to fully outraged, for their job and sibility. Upon serious reflection. ity and national security. diverted to Swiss bank accounts every citizen of the Harvey's mellow Constitutional duty of financial United States. for the purpose of aiding the North is certainly not a "national Before North could wipe the If we citizens do not fulfill allocation was secretly usurped hero," our Nicaraguan contra effort. Furth- but a national disaster sweat off his brow, Walsh dropped political obligations, we risk the by individuals who felt they were music? Read on to the original charges — conspiracy ermore, it was discovered that continuing decline of above the law. North's upcoming trial raises standards in most of the never to defraud the government and money reached government. Now that the intox- perhaps the ultimate question: find out theft of government property — the contras; instead, it was Meanwhile, icating aura of more about Reagan, as well as how can the American people, Ronaw Reagan has and reinstated the 12 lesser felony allegedly embezzled by members a considerable been lifted, portion of the who under constitutional law Americans must counts, including giving false of this not so impossible mission. country, demand that heralds North as a maintain national sovereignty, thi^new administra- your favorite information to Congress, defraud- Denied aid for his pet project time "national tion hero." A national hero force political leaders reestablish meaningful stand- and time again to be accoun- ing the IRS, destroying documents by Congress, is a role model, a person that every ards of "duty, sacrifice, commit- table for their actions? This is not mcJrning show. and illegally accepting money and Reagan is the obvious suspect in good citizen should ment and patriotisnL" emulate. If an easy task, for these leaders are gifts. If convicted. North faces a the diversion of funds to the this is true, then every American armed with executive privilege, maximum sentence of $3 million contras. "I don't know" or "I don't Jennifer Reidy is a senior biology (Photo courtesy of WMMR) should become mindless, amoral bureaucratic red tape and scape- major and a senior reporter in fines and 60 years in jail. remember" are the only answers machines of governmental of the propa- goats like Oliver North. And Villanovan. INSIDE: Philadelphia morning radio king John DeBella (above) reveals Bud Bowl I: It's deeper his iieys to success in an inter- — John DeBella than you might think from WMMR view with the Villanovan. Woody (left) and Weteh By DANTE J. SCALA The best thing about Bud Bowl — Welch and Woody screens. They know news stories (below) have made Eagle I, however, was that it was short. are 106 a force to be best served hot, right from the y from WEGX All of the action was compressed scene of the crime: a simple recipe ' I anxiously sat in into six or seven thirty-second of reckoned with in my dorm room sensationalism. A report that morning radio. — segments, and the viewer Howard Stern Super Sunday afternoon, watch- did not lasts longer than a minute or two have to suffer through ing NBC, waiting for play to four hours is risking the wrath of the remote from WYSP resume. Finally, the long-awaited of gridiron gridlock to see the few cortrol channel changer. moment came — a commerc^il memorable plays. Bud Bowl I was Thus, the people who give us — Harvey from> break. I held my breath. like one long highlight film. the world every evening make WMGK sure our bites of reality are easy Yes! There it was, after all the Original idea, huh? How do to swallow, take no more than a talk, all the predictions, all the Anheuser-Busch's top ad men second or hype, in multi-color animation two to chew. They come up with these things, any- qukrkly move us from one image and stero sound . . . Bud Bowl I. (Pholo by Jameison) way? Easy — they look around to to another, so that all we see when see what everyone else is doing. we look back is some colorful blur. _ _ Yes, Bud Bowl I. Ill admit it, They Uxk, fbr instance, at the Of course, when you are travel- I ck)sely followed the battle of the 11 o'clock news, the nightly high- ing through the work! at the high ALSO:. beer bottles, and I must say that ' It: light film of human drama. View- speeds of televiskm, the the game met nearly every present ers of "Action News" get just that, landscape also begins expectation. to look action fast and furious: fire, fire, warped around the edges. The — The Rev. Dr. murder, fire and perhaps a miss- budget deficit? Why not put Alex After all; there were flea ing chik) or two if it's a good news P Kemtm anvHie ^? Ik aolves Martin LutherKing flickers, kickoff returns, laterals, da^ >: his pr(Memt in half an hour (an ! Jr. 's Birthday tipped balls, interceptions, kmg houf if it is a two-part series). passes and, of course, tike last- While viilenoeaMli Indeed, tlie more y«u tliink second fiekl goal. It was a seesaw weD, tele^ a^ottt it,tlM more senae taievieaon — Rush battle all the way, and a much that skek at yto. Ilgybe tl^ad o^en larlhe better oaotait Ite matt Super namm^ a steady tfMMicf mtw Wtmwtmi-^nw raanty tile H0A Bowls have turned out to be. eentatfam fran tMr war. aftir«ll. Rowing — Adventures in hfomui •; . ,?r ' >l.',-'-^^-l'T^ . . ^vif^n^A^:^ i^ • e •'»- ' ' n^lUTWt. January 27, • THE ViUANOVAMaFaga \ 19^ 18 F.Y.I. Wake up laughing to DeBella 's Morning Zoo Plg» 14 • TWI WUJMWVAH • By He returned to ideas. The radio KATIO^ QUIGLEY WUR, where he station had done on it initially, but the idea was built was the show up and it Semiof Rtporter instrumental in designing research and had found that the planted." was so packed with their "new music" format. DeBel two things listeners identified stuff ihaX we couldn't la takes The idea became reality in the move anymore," said John DeBella, disc jockey of credit for makingjoanJett most with the station were the DeBella. Student Government Bermuda Cruise Senior spring of 1984. The Consequently, Jan. 27 Week WMMR's highly rated "Morning popular because "I discovered her monkey and DeBella. "Not John WMMR the show was "Morning Zoo" started stripped to a Get involved in the policy making of Zoo" program, respects his album." He was also the DeBella, not DeBella Travesty," with DeBel- bare minimum over A cruise from Philadelphia to Bermu- first an audience. "I do commercial la and sidekick Mark (the Shark) eight month period and rebuilt. your school. The Academic Affairs da, May 28-June 2, sponsored Attention, class '89. not let anyone DJ to play Joe Jackson he explained. "Most people didn't by the of A committee The ratmgs Inter-varsity Department of Student screw with my listeners," he said and The Police. even Drucker. The popularity of the did drop, but the show Government Graduate School Alumni Association, is has begun work on the activities for this know what the word travesty show was still so represents student interest in issues in a recent interview. meant." grew quickly, according to popular that it did not opc» to all members of the Villanova year's Senior Week. We will be survey- While the freedom at WLIR was Craven. Gonzo Friday, For Car- really matter. "We are All are welcome to attend Villanova's involving classes, study facilities, University community. ing seniors DeBella was fast seriously at various campus locations and funny, "intense," the management was entrenched." Inter-Varsity at It was suggested to DeBella that phones Only, the Idi Amin time said DeBella of the 8 p.m. in the Haverfortl advisement, financial aid and improving The cost is $555, and a $125 deposit during the next week for very open and confident. He has suggestions "very, very stupid," so when he try show's ratings. Room of Connelly the academic standards of the Univer- a "Zoo" format on his show, check and comedian Clay Heery Center. Our emphasis is due by Feb. 15. for events, a senior gift and a theme everjr reason to be. The "Morning WMMR made him an offer, he a concept that had originated in (who?) became fixtures in the is on what Jesus Christ really taught. sity. The first meeting will be at 6:30 for Zoo' is the Students, faculty and staff can obtain the week. If you have any sugges- highest rated morning took it. There are at least three reasons DeBella arrived in Florida with Scott vocabulary of Philadelphians. p.m. in the Student Government office show in DJ Shannon. flyers about this cruise or make reser- tions, there will be a box on the Philadelphia, according to November 1982 with for DeBella 's success with the the thought DeBella said, "I wasn't too keen on the second floor of Dougherty Hall. vations by calling Dr. Joseph Kinney, information desk in J/ice-President and General Man- Over the years, however, "we (Continued Connelly Center, or that "maybe I can kick this city on page 1 7j English professor, at 6454799. you can coittact ager Mike Craven. Mike DLlsotti in the in the pants." It would be a Spanish Club ViUanova Union Jan. 29 Office at 645-7280. Craven explained that WMMR challenge to be in a city that was Stern shocks has consistently the fourth largest Philly airwaves Housing Lottery been the No. 1 market but had The station "some of Philosophy Club Spanish Club welcomes everyone during the last four years the most boring radio I'd By JIM BOWMAN to see "La Ciudad y Los Perrt)s," Feb. Underage Drinking in the over- 18-year-old category of ever heard in my life." Intent to participate cards are due by Features 2 at 7 p.m. in Viewing Room 3 of Falvey the Arbitron ratings. WMMR also Editor 5 p.m. Jan. 27. Please bring them to the i Memorial Library. was recently voted top station in If you enjoy discussing impossible o^ice for Residence Life in 220 Tolentine Th9n are at three For those Philadelphians not The Center for the nation in "Rolling Stone" hnt questions with Hall. Alcohol and Drug content to simply interesting people, come readers' ease into a day Assistance will be conducting a court- poll. reasons for DeBeNa's to the Philosophy Club meeting with news, music and lightheart- at 7:30 Summer approved Program class for those who have been The "Morning Zoo" is p.m. in the Haverford Room of Connelly partially success ed radio humor, WYSP (FM 94.1) arrested with his show: Credit by Examination for driving under the influence responsible for the station's pop- has a Center. All are welcome. in Italy heavy-handed jolt of vulgar- (DUI) or dted for an underage ularity. he loves his listen- drinking As DeBella said, "There's Job; ity that will jar any groggy-eyed violation. The Students might "test-out" of certain dates for the class are a phrase in radio that goes: 'As ers relate to hhn as listener. Registration for the courses through Jan. 31, Feb. 7, 14, 21. The class will goes the morning, so goes His Villanova- the Credit-by- " the name is Howard Stern and begin at 7 p.m. and meet for two day.' thelrbuddy Jan. 30 Rosemont Summer Program in Siena, Examination Program, and earn credit hours his all talk, shock radio morning on each date. For information Italy starts in January. The June for and satisfy the requirements of these or reg- and DeBella loves show, simulcast from New York's courses. istration please call the Center at 645- His thoughts on the competition program is Villanova *s first foreign The next examination date is WXRK-FM, has taken a huge bite 7407. were succinct: "I Philadelphia, A.$.C.E. program fully accredited by the Middle March 11. hope everybody of the Philadelphia morning in this city can be 2." States Commission on Higher Educa- Further information and applications No. As for audience, previously Howard dominated tion. courses are available Stern, DeBella simply DeBella 's At 8 p.m. the Villanova chapter The offered for a total of from Dr. Albert Dorley, Literary Arts show was called "The by WMMR's John DeBella and his of the said, six college 101 Corr Hall. "He doesn't matter . . . He's DeBella American Society of Civil credits include choices in Travesty" and was not "Morning Zoo." Engineers, a non-contender." history, Italian (all levels), Dante in Magazine much like the present will hold its first meeting of the new "Zoo." His year in the English and Italian, art history, studio ideas were held back by WMMR's geology lab in John Barry Senior Dinner DeBella got his start in radio at Hall. art or independent studies. Participants Dance management at the time and Upcoming semester events include The Villanova Literary Arts Magazine WLIR (now WDRE) in Long will live Although Stem has not the concrete in Siena and visit Padova, is DeBella "tried to leave within the canoe race and guest accepting submissions for its 1988- Island. He also spent a year in Gubbio, Florence, Parma, Assisi first four speakers. Class trips will and 89 issue. Please type all contributions Pittsburgh months that I was here." delivered his be discussed. Here's the inside scoop ("where the sky is on prom- San Gimignano. They will spend on the 1989 As always, new members are welcome several and include a return address. Drop off brown and yellow and The management Senior Dinner Dance! It will take place the plants soon changed ise to destroy the once and encouraged days in Venice and Rome. For further or mail to attend. March 31 at the work to 108 Dougherty Hall. are as smart as the people") at and the new program director was information, Adani's Mark Hotel. call Dr. George Radan, art station (John) Tickets will be on sale during WPEZ. open and supportive of DeBella 's untouchable and art history professor at 645-7439, the week of March 6. Look for 645-6100 or Dr. Thomas Ricks of new and updated Debella, he has con- information in the Villanovan. Support International Studies at 645-7393. There Culture/Language Group verted courtesy of WYSP) will be a ticket for every senior who Soft spoken Harvey a sizable sector Howard wishes to attend. Programs Stem's New York based radio program has given new life ofhis audience. to WYSP's mornings. The Center for Alcohol and Drug Commencement Assistance wants to offer a support Sacramental makes mornings easy group for students Pick a culture ~ Irish, white audience with daily racial who are recovering Italian, Polish Still, Stern remains near the top from chemical dependency. The or Russian — and explore thatcultmre Although Stern has not deli- slurs, as well as insults directed group If you are a senior who meets the Preparation By MEGAN GUIDERA in the ratings. According to the IS also open to those students or learn to speak the language "Harvey's Almanac" airs week- vered with his promise to destroy at homosexuals (a favorite target who are following cumulative G.P.A. require- or both. Philadelphia Daily News, the Features Editor days at 7:50 expenencing academic, social, Speak the Arabic language or a.m. This is a three- the once untouchable DeBella, he of his antics), women and any emotional ment for your college, and you did not retrace simulcast idea has worked like a and spiritual problems There will be your ancestors' minute section of the show during has converted a sizable other type of mioority group. because of receive the recent mailing concerning no preparation for footsteps through a sector of charm in the eyes of former WYSP alcohol or If your day begins with a soft which Harvey tells strange and his audience. other drugs. the 1989 Student confirmation in the 1989-90 school year. genealogy class. These non-credit pro- However, his critics program director Commencement Speak- voice saying, "Hello there, Andy Bloom. Let's meet at If Harvey offbeat stories. This is set to argue it is only the Luckily 8 p.m. to work out a er selection process, you wish to update your Catholicism, grams are available through the Office most vulgar for Stern, even his most "It was time to start please come to the here," you must be starting your lobbing day and time that will or prepare for of Continuing music, which makes it entertain- elements of Philadelphia unsuccessful attempts be best for all. Dean of Students Office, 213 Dougherty any sacrament in the Education (Vasey 104) which at humor nuclear weapons at the competi- The center morning with the soothing voice ing in a different way. are attracted is located on the ground floor Hall: Arts catholic church, please call Noreen and begin February, March and April. to his no-holds- never completely fail, thanks to tion," said & Sciences (3.5), Commerce of Bloom. "Simulcasting of Stanford Hall. WMGK Magic 103's Harvey. WMGK has a very simple phi- barred style. his faithful If you have any and Finance Cameron in Campus Ministry at 645- sidekick Robin Quiv- Howard Stern was like dropping (3.5), Nursing (3.0), Engi- A graduate of Temple Univer- questions, please give 4080, or losophy behind its programming. ers, who is us a call at 645- neering (3.0). stop by the basement of St. always willing to a nuclear bomb on the Philadel- sity's School of Communications The station Stem 7407. Rita's Hall. plays only what it thrives and survives on donate a token giggle to even the / For phia market. Let's face it, funny Those Who and Theatre, Harvey started his believes to be the best contempor- the bigotry of his predominantly foulest dud. is funny." Project Sunshine first radio job at WIOQ, formerly ary songs and artists and leaves Help Others one of the top rock PSEA stations in out the extras which other morn- Jan. 31 Philadelphia. When WIOQ ing shows thrive on. Project Sunshine weekly volunteers: changed its format to oldies, New WMGK has a limited number dynamic duo threatens Zoo Have you signed up for your agency for A variety of non-credit shwt Harvey jumped up the FM dial to The Villanova chapter of the PSEA programs of commercials and the station French Club second semester? Any new students on specific By MEGAN GUIDERA disc jockey for the college radio ping for the next day. helping skills are offered by WMGK, taking many of his loyal stresses to the disc And that's would like to welcome allof its members jockies the Features Editor station, interested in a weekly volunteer place- the Office of then moved on to local about it, well, then we go home ' Continuing Education. listeners with him. importance of talking only back to school! when radio. The next French Club meeting will ment (elderly, kids, disabled) please stop Classes include sign Harvey's listeners and take a nap usually, if we have The 1989 schedule of language, basic are presented necessary. at 121 meetings is as In our society of high definition After competing against take place in Tolentine Hall, Room 213, Tolentine Hall by 4 p.m. today, counseling, group dynamics, art with quite a different style each a night apjDearance, or just go follows: Feb. 20, 7 p.m. to therapy than or call 8 p.m. Bryn television, video cassette recorders other for four years, at 12:45 p.m. We will discuss the trip for more information. Our two and women and alcohol. DeBella's Zoo or Welch and Wood- Attltough "Hello there, Harvey Welch and home and get drunk." Mawr Ro6m; March 13, 7 p.m. to Learn to help vans are starting their 8 p.m., and early morning newspapers Woods teamed up in August Welch to Quebec and the International Fair. visits this week others by exploring these areas. Stop y's antics. The WMGK morning here, "Vis not going to bounce you of and Woods make about Haverford Room; april 3, 7 p.m. to8 p.m., with the latest news, New members are welcome! and we would like to get all volunteers by Vasey millions of 1985 at KWES radio in Odessa. three or four night appearances Bryn Mawr Room; 104 for more information on audience is offered relaxed, laid otfl of bed, it may be the soft start April 17, 7 p.m. to Americans still choose to start They hit it started next week at the latest. We these programs, which to off and moved on to each week. Frequently during the 8 p.m., Bryn Mawr occur in Febru- back humor that does not rely on the day that you have been would love Room. their day with the mass medium Reno, Nev. for six months. to see new faces join the ary, March and April. slapstick or shock. looking for. Then show they give away free cocktails All newsletter contributors are of radio. Encore many other volunteers this semester. they left for New Orleans, where with Welch and Woody to reminded to have their typed articles in Call 6454079 for information. Thus, the business of morning they took Q-93 to the number one members of different businesses no later than Feb. 20. Also, any member Bass Fishing radio Encore, the Villanova organization for has become a competitive spot in one and one-half years. to promote the station. of the PSEA interested in holding a one. However, the new kids senior citizens, will hold its next on the When asked if this cut into A.C.S. Sl(i position on the Executive Board or on block, Welch and Woody from meeting in the North Lounge of Dough- Trip Get ready for fishing this spring by family life. Woods sarcastically any committee, please place your name, Eagle 106 erty Hall from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Dr. William attending a weekend WEGX, think that they replied. "Oh yeah, what family address, (Feb. 11 phone number and desired can rattle a few cages in John Commenting on Howard Charlton will speak on "Having Fun Come join 12) on Bass Fishing T^ iques taught life?" the Association of Com- position in the PSEA mailbox With Words" will (2nd floor DeBella's top rated "Morning and answer questions muting Students on their by the experts. Learn om Jimmy SterUf Woods respond- Welch and wife Sharon have annual ski Falvey) by Feb. 6. Zoo." after the talk, which will be at 4 p.m. Houston (two-time two children and live in Chester- trip to Montage! The bus will leave B.A. . Angler of Refreshments will be the Welch and Woody are known ed. 'Stem Is the best brook. served. Villanova at 6:30 a.m. Costs are Year and TV pe tity) as well Woods and his wife Joy as for their crazy as five other experts. antics and silliness have a three-year-old follows: lift ticket $21, bus ticket $13, C the Office at what he does, but we daughter Scripture which involve parody songs, chid- and ski rentals $12. Tickets Reflection of Continuing Education for more and live in King of Prussia. Joy English Club are available ing each don't information other on the air, the suck do is due to have their second in the Connelly Center Ticket Office. (Vasey Hall 104, 6454303) child wall and poking fun at local news in See you on. the slopes! An informal time to get to know other radh.' June. stories. Welch and Woods have The English Club will hold a meeting students and to discover together how partic- Steve Woods ("Woody") is a ipated in many in the North Lounge of Dougherty the Gospel message speaks in ever new Washington promotions. At Hall •short, stocky, jovial man with Christmas time they helped in the at 12:45 p.m. All members are urged to and exciting ways to our lives. Meetings Chairpeople Needed glasses and short brown hair. attend. will be hekl at 8 p.m., St. Riu's Chapel. Ck) to Washington, The duo left New Orleans to toys for tots collection. Before D.C. for 3 weeks Woods All are welcome! in grew up in Butte, Mont., accept an offer in Philadelphia Thanksgiving they aided in filling Sponsored by Campus May (May H-June 3) with the where he attended Montana Col- with a bus with food for the The Association of Commuting Ministry. Washington Minimester Pn^ram WEGX, where they have needy of Stu- spon- lege of Mineral Science and Tech- dents is sored by been for the past nine months. Philadelphia. Woods said that Blue Key Society now accepting applications for the political sdenoe depart- nology for a few years but later Commenting on the they enjoy doing such promotions. the 1989-90executive board. The folkw- ment. Students will live in Washington short amount dropped out to work in- a local of time that they ing positions are open: social Students and ineet ^th senators, have stayed at The Blue Key Society is looking functions oongresMnen. radk) station. Welch and Woods' side-kick. for lobbyists From there. Woods different stations, Welch teased, some responsible, chairperson, special events chairpereon, and media personalities, dedicated, fun-loving moved to an AM station in Odessa, Karen Clauss, does weather and publicity chairpcrion, Applications for financial aid for the among others, in "We figure we've got another people to be new publications a GnUmtd look at news reports. members. The Blue 1901^^ academic Texas, where his FM competitor seven Clauss is from San chairperson, commuter concerns year are now available "wil.workl" of months before they fire us Key Society is a service organization' chair- Af i^rtiSJErlurther was Antonio. Texas, where she m the Financial Aid Office John Welch. from here." that represents person, women's intramurals diairper- on the second imwmatioR oootact^Or. IfaOm, the University, as well jfey Wdch is a slender, balding attended the University of Austin. son floor of Kennedy Hall. who will man When asked about their average as a social club. and men 's intrunurals duufperaon be the program director in Come and check us out All with glasses, a beard and a sar- Applications mrt students who need asaisUnce Watlungton, or oTWMQK) working day. Woods responded Clauss has only been in at our informational meeting ivailalile in the A.C.S. Department secreUries the in the '^""y the 1009-90 castic wit. He grew up in Odessa, "Up at 3 a.m.. 4-5:30 a.m. we prep Connelly Office, 215 Doi«liaty Mill. They mtiit academic year are Mm. BowdMior ftlM: 8umi4n room business for four years, but has Center Cinema at 7:30 101 ForllMMilH'«kko# in Phttadelplik. lt into where he p.m Ufied to pick up the p ^fw • • JWHify 27, 1—9 PaB> 16 THE VILLAMOVAN Jiwry 27, HH • THE VILLANOVAM • Pagt 17 Bloom County Welch and Woody BLOOM COUNTY by Beiine BreatlMd trsmm entertain Philly ...Tmn.'W€ACHNmf&{ (Continued from page 15) question too times, I acooMCMfrytnoKPScm many "No. During a recent interview, both here's the point, we're doing fine, pamcoMfry SUmWfCT KOCK 5TAR mfKx/r YifUR mm Welch and Woods spent a great we're doing fine, the town has -miHmBQwmjBNT JON fOH JOIN'S 5tmrs deal of time teasing Clauss, but embraced us and we're having a 5f2B... COlfif. /T^W- ^^ she appeared to be used to the great time, I don't care what they cajoling. She laughed off their (the competition) do." comments and continued to dis- Woods then added that although cuss her background in radio. John DeBella's following is great Eagle 106 recently hired Danny and tough to beat, he thinks that Bonaduce, formerly Danny of it will only be a matter of time 'The Partridge Family," as the 10 before he and Welch knock DeBel- p.m. to 2 a.m. disc jockey. la from his perch at the top of M Howard Stern not far behind. When asked if they had advice Zookeeper When asked about their opin- for DeBella still reigns students interested in radio, ions of their competitors. Woods Welch replied, "Yes, don't listen (Continued from page 15) He was an adamant New York be." responded "Do we want to be to our advice, learn from our honest about that?" Clauss said, show: he loves his job, listeners fan before moving to Philadelphia A recent article in the Philadel- example." "No, just say 'what other morning relate to him as their buddy and "but now I'm there with everyb- phia Inquirer reported that DeBel- " shows?' Woods added, "It took us 10 DeBella loves Philadelphia. ody else going, 'New York la's contract will expire in Sep- years to get into a major market; sucks!' " DeBella said that most tember and that he will not sign Welch added in an agitated grind of voice, as if he has been asked this there's got to be an easier way." The working a morning Philadelphians have it good and another. DeBella confirmed that show can sometimes get to DeBel- do not realize it. Yes, he agreed, his contract is up in September, la (usually around his 4 a.m. there is dirt, crime and corruption, but that he will sign another wake-up), "but something but "guess what-it's everywhere." although "the next radio contract happens when I walk in there [to One of the things he likes best that I sign will be my last." He Attention old and new the studio]," he said. His mood the length of F/rtNTBP, r »<^, "THB about this city is that "there is would not divulge The RBFoeac ) pes moinss totally changes because he is "so air!" his contracts. I9P00MEP. X RB&i^rr^K* damned glad that I do what it is eiPf7V^MUP\ I do and I do it where I do it." When asked to name his favor- When asked to comment on the JU6r features writers: In other words, he really means ite moment as head zookeeper, he article's statement that he makes eQLf -nefGufCOPiNSrdysTm has OfeNepUFNewexm^ssne yHHICH poesN'T HORItDNS/ mV^UBO^fm CHANecmFAcr THeFiK6TAimNPMBNT JmrTM A €1^ #^ Commuters and Off-Campus Residents - Ff^miHBPRUPe9 \um\ mAP. ^ ANPTHB FKfWCWN- Be a part of the 1 989-90 Association of Commuting Students Executive Board! The A.C.S. is currentiy accepting applications for the following positions: iSiM Social Functions Chairperson ONce um A-nm iHBFK Commuter Concerns mSAUOfi/W/THATHm/ INH/SPAM. AlWUSeCAMe ACONa fw PuuBP ir Chairperson an', -m Chairperson emBfVLPeA^Ti Special Events mfiMm?epiHe Women's Intramurals MOuseiK/m A uFerm SUPFCrOF Publicity Chairperson Chairperson MOLPY "PfNO-PON&S: Men's Intramurals Publications Chairperson Chairperson Pick up applications in the A.C.S Don't forget ttie A.C.S. Sl(l Trip Office, 215 Dougherty Hall, and ~ return them to the Student to Montage Activities Office by Saturday, Jan. 28! Wednesday, Feb. 1 Tickets and information available in the Connelly Center every week in the Villanovan ticket office. 1 I.M Jil^ .^ A J . . . ' . . . ^ Hl>U»TWgVIUAM0VAM»J«miwyl7.1tt> frt^¥ r** \j»>' -• #, ••n%*rM«,« I #;•/"••* ^ •» r,^,.ir« Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream lives JwiMfy27,ieeO»TMeVW,LAIiO¥AN#Pii>ie r» on today By MIRIAM ROBINSON University in 1955. ^^ Selma to Montgomery to Staff Reporter mia ffl 'SO'Sunny "Who knows, who cares protest unfair voting practices. King's (CmHnmtifnmptigi 18) Welcome back. Vnianova! New year, new president, new first position as pastor The first march met with violence, What is this, 50 questions? No. We rented a cabin, ate dinner books . . well, . two of out . was at the three isn't bad . . maybe it's time I have a dream that Dexter Avenue Baptist *>ut the second march was a us a three and one-half hour drive. We decided to cut the small talk, and hit one day this the sack early, hoping the for a Idnder, gentler who knows, . . . Church in victory. The No problem, Mary. cut our losses who cares but then again nation will rise up and live out the Montgomery, Ala. It Voting Rights Act was and head back to next day would be less adventu- . . We're glad to . see that Kenny Wilson actually made it to the true meaning was here that he started fighting signed a few months later, Well, five hours and what Buck Meadows in search of of its creed: "We hold rous, which it luckily was. Anzona game on Saturday ~ for civil seemed not that it helped . . . The burning these truths to be self-evident; that rights when he led a bus like 10.000 feet later, we chains. Once there, we reloaded question is, will the administration eventually Uke out aU of the all men are created equal. "... boycott. Chicago, ni., was King's next were approaching the outskirts of our stomachs in a little store Don and my little brother Joe recreational basketball courts? Our team needs all the extra stop to put an end to discrimina- Yosemite. In the course of the which had not yet embraced the went skiing, and Mary and I practice it can . . I have get . rumor has it that Soviets will take over a dream that myfour little tion in housing, schools drive (during one of what seemed concept of central heating. At tQured the valley and went ice The boycott began because a and the bookstore children will one day like 12 ... we understand they did wonders with potato live in a woman named Rosa employment. stops for gas) we noticed least the coffee was warm for a skating. With sunny skies, non- Parks refused rations . . and there will nation where they will a . be autographed copies of Perestroika not bejudged to give up her significant drop in the temper- few minutes. freezing weather and no chains to seat to a white man. for everyone! ... we understand that the Ircm Curtain by the color of their skin but by the ature, which was accompanied by We bought the chains, coughed worry about, the day was a between The boycott was deemed a success His last fight for civil rights was St. Mary's and the civilized world will be torn . . . content of their character.. an intense downpour oi freezing up our $15 each and asked for success. down only when the U.S. Supreme Court »" Memphis, Tenn. In March to be replaced with topnotch security (vot is . rain. dat?) within . . good ruled that segregation ^^^ he led a demonstration instructions on how to apply the I have on buses to luck socializing ... to all the new a dream today . The next subscribers who don't was With our moods souring faster chains to the tires. day, we made it back unconstitutional. support the sanitation workers understand this portion thao the temperatures to San Jose in one piece. From of the paper . . . don't worry — no one who had gone were drop- "If you've never done it, 15 now on strike. else . Excerpts The »* on, I does either . from Martin Luther HWiT ping, we approached the entrance minutes is guess I'll stick to the moun- march became violent and 2J£ tops. Just follow direc- King's "I Have a another tains of Dream" speech gate to Yosemite National Park, tions. Nothing to it," said the Pennsylvania. There are one was i)lanned for April. King edited by the Villanovan editorial board given at the March on Washing- where we were ^;reeted with a storekeeper. less chains, rains and forest was assassinated on April 4, 1968, ton, Aug. 28. 1963. King's nonviolent phll- huge, menacing sign which read rangers that way. on the balcony of the Lorraine Uh-huh. "Chains Required. osophy not only mnde Hotel in Memphis. On our return to the entrance, Certainly, there must be a we pulled over and unloaded the mi Impnct on civil mistake. They can't mean us too. creating plays that relate chains. I'm not sure what lan- V.U. womenrush to go Greek Today King's efforts are offered to all levels of "Do you have Jan. 16, 1989, marked the rfsMsilurtaf tte are seen conflict resolution. society, chains or four- guage the directions were in, but daily through from the corporate national observance of the Rev. the Martin Luther world to senior wheel drive?" asked the forest my engineering-oriented brother By MARIA LOVETT Each sorority nominates three The second round parties are 1960's but has n Inst- King Jr. Center for The center also citizens. ranger, Staff Reporter or four to held Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Nonviolent sponsors a a person of obvious Amer- was at a loss. He tossed around women become Panhel- on Wednesday. The elimina- birthday. Social Change in Atlanta. This yeariy Freedom Ride trip to the ican Indian descent, judging lenic rush counselors. Each coun- tion process by The nation decided his inf effect on our lives When asked about the meaning from on his back on the slush-covered the sororitjes and birthday deserved center is committed to promoting South. This event occurs in July his complexion and awkward road and tried to selor is assigned to a group of the rushees continues. recognition of King's holiday, Rogers said, "It hook the chains "Go Greek! Rush a sorority!" Third because of the today^ King's philosophy on nonviolence. and takes people from the Dela- drawl. to the "rushees." Without revealing round parties are on Friday, strides he made for is not just good enough to celebrate more than well-worn tires are words that echo around the Feb. civil rights and for ware Valley to key locations Are you kidding? on Mary's fragile their own sorority, the rush 3, and the week ends on Feb. American the holiday, but to celebrate the Dodge Aries. Villanova campus every year at 5 history. associated with the civil rights "You must have chains to Then the rain came. counselors answer any questions with the perference round. The Philadelphia Martin Luther legacy and the message that he this time. "Rush" is defined as Each movement. In addition, programs enter," he explained. the women may have, and they rushee attends King Association for Nonviolence left." "Sucks being the oldest son, "work requiring extraordinary the party thrown King continued to work for civil take the group to the first by the was commissioned "Where can we buy chains up doesn't it Don?" quipped Mary. effort or haste," round sorority of her final choice. King's nonviolent philosophy rights by Coretta according to the as president of the Southern here?" asked my older brother parties held on Saturday and At the end of the evening, not only Scott King to become the first Don didn't reply. He was too Random House the final made an impact on civil Christian Leadership and Dictionary. Conference. Don, who was slightly annoyed by cold and tired for Sunday. bids and the decisions are rights during the only full-time branch of the center Vacation a retort. made. 1960's, but has Under his leadership, turns sour the Prayer this new wrinkle in our plans. After a lasting effect in Atlanta. 45 minutes, we somehow .At Villanova, "rush" is the rally What on our lives today. Pilgrimage to do the sororities look for Washington, D.C., "In Buck Meadows, a small managed to for Yet according to By JIM get the chains to stay. membership into the Greek in the new Anita Rogers, was organized. He also BOWMAN Monterey, 17-mile drive, and The Greek life ntVllla- women? One sister organized village 15 miles back." still executive director Features Editor We had 22 miles to cover, it sororities and fraternities on commented, of the Philadel- peaceful demonstrations San Francisco. In the middle of "We look for girls in Geor- The center in Philadelphia Ouch. was getting dark phia Martin Luther and the roads campus. The two definitions, novo provides potential that will make our sorority work." King Associ- gia and Alabama to fight the the week, however, with our spirit presents programs and workshops "For how much?" inquired Don. were hilly, winding and super- however, are quite ation for Nonviolence, many peo- A one-week similar. Villan- Characteristic such as leadership, segregation of public facilities. on nonviolence trip out of the of adventure running high (some "$60." opportiuiltles for lead- ple know and conflict reso- slick. As we got deeper into the ova 's sorority rush rally, slightly the ability that King was a civil unforgiving claws of a Philadel- may say "out of control"), to feel comfortable and lution. It works we Ouch again. rights leader, with the Youth park, the snow appeared to get longer than a week, is packed with enhip, career moves interact but they do not phia snow-storm into the soft decided to depart the with others and an active More attention Study Center in reasonably "Are you folks Italy?" know . camev,«...^ totw civilC.V., Philadelphia, from deeper. Uh, Mary, I didn't think well-planned activities outlook exactly what he did. hands of a mild and quite warm for and toward the sorority are all rights at which is bearable San Jose a little detour and lastli^ friendships. the March on Washing- for adolescents who have asked our newfound ranger friend, there was this much snow in parties. important. northern California winter was to Yosemite National Park, one of King ton when King made his famous committed violent crimes. The as he peeped his head out of his California. Do you think a jean was born on Jan. 15, 1929, like a dream come true for Mary's favorite "I Have a youths at me. getaway spots in dry, Sorority in Atlanta, Ga. Dream" speech. The these workshops are insulated and apparently jacket and a pair of sneakers is rush gets off to a fast he went to More- This was my first visit to the California. The Greek life at Villanova following year, he was awarded Presented with alternative ways comfortable little shed. enough? start tonight with a mandatory Every sorority sponsors a party house College in Atlanta for his West Coast. provides potential opportunities the Nobel Peace of dealing with My younger and older Now as a little sidenote to my Nope. information held on campus. undergraduate Prize. potentially violent The East Coast. Penn- meeting for all par- The parties give for degree. Crozer brothers accompanied story, I leadership, career moves and situations. me on this should add that Mary is slvvania ticipating the rushees Theological No comment. women in the Villanova and the sororities an lasting Seminary in Chester, holiday journey to San occasionally prone to friendships. "I think the Jose, the understate- "You from Clearfield?" room of Connelly opportunity to to Pa., is where Dr. Center at 7 p.m. get know one he obtained his King's campaign for voting The Philadelphia home of my sister Mary. ment and overly optimistic best way to become more involved branch also assess- We finally arrived^it bur des- Sorority rush is master's rights No. organized by the another. At the end of the first degree, and he received in Selma, Ala., took place works with The vacation started ments of situations. with Villanova is through a sor- the High School of out inno- She promised "Allentown?" tination, Yosemite Vtllage, after a seven sororities on campus: his doctorate degree in 1965. The plan Alpha round parties, each sorority bids ority," from Boston was to march Creative and Performing Arts. cently enough, with road trips to (Continued on torturous, commented freshman page 19) "I went to school near there," two-hour, 22-mile ride. Chi Omega, Alpha Omicron Pi, on what women they would like Sonya Kelsey. Many other girls answered Don. This day was no longer vacation. Alpha Phi, Delta to invite back. Delta Delta, Each rushee may agreed. "I hope to meet more "You know Fred Thompson?" In the words of Chevy Chase, it Delta Gamma, Kappa Alpha return to five Theta sororities at the people through a sorority," said asked the ranger. was a quest. 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The show opened In rkE the members of pop group Duran Byn Mawr RoomoF Saint LtwiiUalvwiitykiMadHd SMdr Akrowl CooniiMlor with a tape of LeBon babbling CoMNElly Center ay 7:10 p.M. Cdb4•hVkM^3 AdMMioMOfliM Duran. After their Spectrum incomprehensibly, accompanied JUST RM 1NE ilECOin.MC show on Jan. 19, it was apparent MMlrid2M03 SPAIN 221 North Onad Bhrd. m by synchronized drumbeats and ON: THURS., FEB. 2 thatthey lost Tel: 233-2032/233-2S 12 St L *• <... , .^rss^'-'ssais^c. vM*. ^ v^ * •. Taylor and Roger Taylor (neither in silhouette behind a screen. are related) quit the group, but the Duran Duran opened the 20- remaining trio of John Taylor, song show with "Big Thing" and r I Simon LeBon and Nick Rhodes "I Don't Want Your Love," two put out an album called Notorious. of the better-kown dance tunes It was designed to add sophisti- from its latest album. The words JrK cation to their "playboys of pop" "big thing" flashed across a <«M image. iMMNN screen behind the stage while that Their latest album, Big Thing, New )brk City Seattle song played. They should have Phoenix attempts to $99roundMf) $99roundtrip do the same. Songs done this for every song, as a $99rourtdtri[) like "Too Late Marlene" and learning aid for the audience. "Palomino" are slower ballads, Most of the crowd was obvious- with an attempt at a serious edge. ly there to hear the band's pop hits The Spectrum crowd was unfa- of the early-and mid-'80s. Duran miliar with these new songs and Duran obliged and devoted the Pop stars Duran Duran played the Spectrum on Jan. 19. Hoffman shines in a remarkable *Rain Man' remember Denver By EDWARD ALVARADO film stars best from ter has the ability to calculate He is informed that the majority himself. Chicago Boston their greatest performances. numerical figures at incredible of the estate has been left to $99roundtrip $99roundtrip Staff Reporter a "Rain Man's" director, Barry $99roundtrip ^_ A star of the present, Dustin rates. secret benefactor who resides at Levinson, has mad& an outstand- Hoffman, gives such a perfor- nearby hospital. "Rain Man" a mental Upon ing film which succeeds largely mance in the unforgettable movie. arriving there, he discovers that due to his Paramount Pictures Ifoivtiw, wtofifialrM efforts. The film's "Rain Man." The movie also the benefactor is Raymond, a shaky premise created Director: Barry Levinson many prob- features the finest performance to brother he never knew he had. To lems for him. He had to deal with date from another major star, ensure a deal with his father's the problem of filming dialogue In Hollywood, Tom Cruise. fioMl film Is tte iMiftir- there are actors No duo of this caliber lawyers, he kidnaps Raymond, between a normal person, Charlie, and actresses who are considered has turned in such fine a effort Stttaftfe perfemiMces taking him to Los Angeles in the and Raymond, a man who is by the film industry to be "major since Paul Newman and Robert hope of collecting his share of the incapable of following a normal stars." These are performers Redford in of Cinisd 9nA HoffiMttm Fort I/iuderdak who "Butch Cassidy and estate. train of thought. Levinson per- SanPrandsco LosAngeJes are consistently $99roundtrip popular with the the Sundance Kid." Cruise portrays his younger The rest of the film deals with forms this task exceptionally. t99roundtrif) $99roundtrif) moviegoing public, almost always The two, in a display of creative brother, Charlie Babitt, a shallow, the six-day car ride to Los Angeles. turning in good performances in casting, portray brothers, who are fast-talking sports car dealer. What makes the film remarkable hit films. complete Hoffman plays the el- opposites. Hoffman plays In the beginning of the film, is the relationship that develops What is also common among the elder brother, Raymond Charlie is informed that his between the two brothers during der brother, Raymond roundtrq) these "major stars" is Babitt, *99 airferes on Northwest Airiines. a "role of a long institutionalized father, a man he despises and does that car ride. a lifetime" Babbitt, a long histitih performance, a memor- austistic savant. not communicate with, has died. During this trip, Charlie comes able portrayal that filmgoers Autism is a rare mental disorder Charlie, hoping to collect a share to understand Raymond's disorder thnalized autistic always A special oflfer for students, identify with the per- in which the person afflicted has of his father's wealthy estate, and develops a deep fraternal love former. savant From Clark Gable as extreme symptoms of withdrawal. returns home, only to be informed for him. Through Raymond, a Rhett Butler in "Gone With the An autistic savant is an autistic that he has been virtually written person who is incapable of show- He is also aided by an excellent only Wind" to Sylvester Stallone's person with genius capabilities in for American Express Caixtaiembers. out of the will due to his ing affection, Charlie learns to script that treats the subject Rocky Balboa, audiences seem to certain areas. Hoffman's charac- estrangement. care about someone other than (Continued on page 23) If you want to go places, it's time for \. the American And, of course, you'll enjoy all the exceptional Express* Card. Richards rolls benefits and personal out alone se^ce you would expect from Because now you can take advantage of new travel American Express. By DAVID J. 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The big stage as if they were hanging out question of the night you a free roundtrip Thlswasbyfartheb^fi ticket to anywhere Northwest flies Apply now Fly later was: in an alley. The opening chords were there going to be any in the contiguous 48 United States or Stones tunes in the set? pobit of the Canada. — for less. of "Take it so Hard" filled the air The show as question was as Keith's disciples rushed the soon answered when Keith strutted across Keith began to dig into the old stage. the Apply Now: 1-800-942-AMEX songbooks and pull out some stage In Us Keith's stage-mates were the X- gems. skeleton^lke form. pensive Winos. who consisted of "Before They Make Me Run," guitarist Waddy Wachel. bassist "Little T and A," and "Too Rude" Charley Prayton. keyboardist The evening was a great suc- •Sctoe wlTkJkms nwy appir For omptaf were among the selections. A offe ^ Ivan cess. The audience ate up every Neville and drummer Steve gospel-like version C Amerkaui Expfw of "Time on 1989 IVaid Kdiled ^iervioa Coinptm; Inc. Jordan. sideman guitar riff Keith fed them. This A from the days My Side," with vocals from back with the Stones, Keys, goes to show that you do not need Bobby up singer Sara Dash, was a great played fierce laser lights, smoke, or large anim- a saxophone. asset to the show. al figures on stage to have a great Keith, humUy dressed in dirty 'Thisoiiegoes a show. Like once back ways, heh some wise man KeMi Richards broaght a touch of history to the Tower Tbeatrv fai jeans and a r^Ved white T-shirt, .<. *' cackled Keith as the X- sakl. "It's only rock-nnrfl!" L * . 22 • THE VILLANOVAN • JamMry 27, 1M9 JWMiiy27,1iifTMiVltLAtiOWIH» / 'Working Girr inspires females in business Of two male bosses who peddle By LEONARD EIXIS her On Suten Island, where Tess ferry and secretary pools with Ford is a wooden performer in to any vice-president SUiffRipmier who thinks lives with her boyfriend Nick working girl clones, and for mis- his first comedy lead. He acts like Tess would be a fun afternoon in (Alec Baldwin), life is less using Sigourney Weaver. The he is in a Steven Spielberg the brokerage house's limousine enlightened. Nick prefers love- flaws and the related pandering picture and does not want to and plush hotel suite. Tess is a making and relatumships on his show a lack of confidence in the distract the audience from the "Give me your tired, your poor, repeat offender of bosses who terms. For Tess's birthday, Nk:k's woman versus woman story. special effects. He clearly needs a your ..." huddled masses reads resent her chafing against the bit gift is skimpy lingerie, to which script and director that will speed the of Liberty on Ellis of sexism. is Sutue She given a final Tess pleads: "You know, Nick, I his delivery and prime his facial Island. Director Mike Nichol's warning "to play along" by her ^ just wish you could get me a Th9 H&w%Mintk9n' responses. "Working Girl" wants America to subservient supervisor (Olympia present I could wear out of the Tess McGill achieves her goal pull its tired, poor, hungry, and Dukakis), and a new boss, Kath- apartment." Her sentiment is hiM pmidering show a of becoming a businesswoman. underemployed into the work arine Parker (Sigourney ignored. Tess soon discovers Nick Her rise, made possible by college force to start fadr of confidence In a renaissance of Weaver). entwined with another woman. study at night, diverse reading America. Kate raises Tess' self-esteem He pleads lamely, "Tess, this is the women vs. troimfi habits and old-fashioned gumption Fittingly, Nicholas starts "Girl" with the promise of an open door not what this looks like." is a model that any American can . with an aerial 360-degree pan of and a styling tip. The open etorym A-CkoHgm'. door Credit Nichols for delivering a adopt to move out of the lower- of Liberty. strength allows the Statue Her Tess to organize a success- message for opportunity in a fairy working classes. and dignity are symbols of the ful cocktail party for Kate and to tale format. He and writer Kevin When executive Tess McGill energy of generations of immi- trigger a potential merger with a Wade lifted the theme of women "Working Girl" is the commer- calls Cynthia to announce her grants. From Lady Liberty, suggestion. Theirs is a happy as toys for men on the way up cial breakthrough for Griffith. success, Cynthia reacts by stand- Nichols in to a ferry car- union moves marked by Kate's entrust- from "The Apartment" (1960) and Her career inclulles the roles of ing up, raising her arms and rying Island resident Tess Staten mg her brownstone to Tess while "Wall Street." They cleverly use porno superstar in "Body Double" shouting the news of opportunity Griffith) to her Kate McGilKMelanie vacations in the Alps and it as the point from which Tess (1984), punk distraction for Jeff to the secretary pool. To see secretary's job on Wall Street. on works a matrimony deal. evolves. Daniels in "Something Wild" Cynthia, a working girl convinced Aicd ftOL to On this morning, Tess is cele- Kate's extended absence Nichols merits no credit for (1986) and developer's (he Villaaovan wife in that she would always be a secre- brating her birthday with her best prompts Tess to fulfill her dreams, keeping Tess and Kate in skimpy "The Milagro Beanfield War," in tary, receive the message affirms friend and fellow secretary Cyn- She dresses herself up, co-opts underwear when they are away which Director Robert Redford that other women should make thia While the Katie's office (Joan Cusack). space and finesses from the office, for loading his underused her. . Tess's climb. other working girls on the boat an introduction to another broker. The New busy themselves with rainbow- Jack Trainer (Harrison Ford), patterned eye shadow, big hair- who can help her clinch the Eddie Money electrifies styles^ gossip and Walkmans, merger she suggested to Kate. Tess wistfully dreams of the day Their meeting and ensuing rela- By BILL ECKENRODE cians, the most prominent of were excellently done. The most Expanded she will be an executive with her tionship is done with a twinkle in impressive Staff Repdrter whom was lead guitarist Jimmy part of the show how- own staff. Tess's eye and a glass slipper on Lyon, Money's lead guitarist and ever, was the remake of "Endless Frrs Once at work, Tess runs afoul her foot. Christmas came early to Phila- collaborator on his first two Nights," which was transformed Features delphia last year with the arrival (P. 14) albums. from a fast-moving rock song to of Eddie Money for a show Dec. In comparison to Money's last an extremely powerful ballot, 10 at the sold-out Tower Theater. A ^^must'See^' movie appearance here in March 1987, After entertaining the crowd for Section the concert was refreshing and over one and one-half hours, (Continued from page 21) played by Valerie Golina. Vixen, an all-female hard rock original. Lyon's presence allowed Money returned to multiple A6> matter both intelligently and Hoffman, with every gesture band which imitates Heart the Money to concentrate more on his encores. He began with his best ip 13-1 creatively. A good example of this and movement, convincingly por- way Kingdom (p. 9) Come copies Led older material, is far known and most popular trays autistic in a tour which super- song, is Charlie and Raymond's trip to an savant Zeppelin, was the opening act. ior to that of late. "Shakin'," and later appeared in deforce performance. He is certain Las Vegas, in which Raymond's While its sound was clean and a red shirt and Santa hat to lead extraordinary calculating abilities to receive an Oscar nomination, powerful and served to fire up the the crowd in an updated version with Hanks of "Big" his only are displayed with often hilarious Tom crowd for the "main man," its At eppnximetely of "Santa Claus is Comin' to Weekend Weather results. real competitor. Also, Tom Cruise music was not memorable. 9:15 Money ex- Town." However, what makes "Rain proves he is an actor of extraor- At p.m.f S approximately 9:15 p.m.. Money then proceeded to blow* (P.2) Man" an exceptional film is the dinary ability and not just a Money exploded onto the stage phSedontothestv^. the roof off the aging Tower unforgettable performances of charismatic movie star. If any with a classic from his 1976 debut Theater with two of his older Cruise and Hoffman. The film's movie released in 1988 should be album, Two Tickets to Paradise. The newer songs that Money songs, "Water," and "Rock it is "Rain and only other main character. Char- labeled a "must see," Money was joined onstage by a played, such as "Walk on Water" Roll the Place," capping an incred- li^'s sensitive girlfriend, is well- Man." competent group of backup musi- and "We Should be Sleeping." ible live show The to Villanova BLUE KEY SOCIETY ThcViiianovaiv ^OMm TS '^^feo^^'^fNO T-' SfUVlCf ^/?0;fc rs APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE Feb. I.Dougherty Hall 108 welcomes I nformatJOnal Meeting Jan. 31, 7:30 p.m., Connelly Center Cinema Applications due at Dougherty Hal 11 08 by 4 p.m. Feb. 8 Level I interviews: Feb. 11 and «.• 10, 12 its new subscribers. ^ > /•- I" » I/ -• •• i »'i»< »• «r -^A \.^wf- ^ijj^^^^^^^^j^ amm.yr*^ - wMt » » *-» ^— iVMMMW i*ta • «k-» •Ai«<,"W( ii I ar" I . . : . •»'« — «*'. Pi^ 24 • THE VILLAMOVAN • January 27, 1989 January 27. 1989 • THE VILLANOVAN • 25 Sajak scores for CBS cfiteftaffHiieiff Osbourne loses old form vv ed set, Sajak has a brand-new revitalized By STEPHEN POWERS Brady Bunch" is a By JEFF GILLIES certainly fired up tor *Tm thr were absent 1 here were otht'T^ soundstage. His sidekick, the low- of the cast members AsaistaMt Entertainment Editor family. Some Knteriuinmcni h.ditoy Man." the band's version of a rap signs thai Ozzy has seefi better key Miller, is a refreshing Dan will soon be making appearances song, which turned oyt to be n days, most noiiceabiy ihe ^onj:; change from Ed McMahon, his by during Calendar on NBC's "Day Day" The combination oi Ozzy disapix)intmeni. lyrio that he corapleieiy forgol obnoxious counterpart. the upcoming "sweeps" month. Osbourne and Anthrax at thv All in all, Anthrax uui on a good and the verses it;; that he mixed ui* The show has some problems In an episode to air Feb. 5, Ross Spectrum offered a taste of both show but the band has some tnrou^houi his set LIGHTS! that still need to be worked out (Christopher Daniel Barnes) the old and new genera riorh of maturing to do The much over-rated guitar — some of the celebrity guests Carol, Music CAMERA! dreams he is a Brady and heavy metal in December. 'JAvizard" Zach Wilde was some- tend to ACTION! drone on forever, and Mike, Alice, Marcia, Peter and Unfortunately. Ozzy showed what unfamiliar with lx)th me Sajak is not as skilled as Carson Bobby all appear in his fantasy. signs that he may have lost his All in all, Anthrax put older Ozzy material and the Black 'I. at steering the conversation The original Brady cast members grip on the fans that once wor- on a Sabbath material, and he impro- toward more interesting topics. will play their old roles. shipped him and Anthrax has yet good show but the vised more than once. Wilde also However, "The Pat Sajak Show" the Bradys after Next up for 23 East Cabaret to prove itself as a band to be taken band has some matur- performed a very unimpressive The executives at CBS must be is definitely recommended for their "Day" episode is another seriously. 23 E. Lancaster Ave. and boring solo that wasted a good thrilled, now that the ratings for those who are tired of Johnny. movie for CBS. JiVtoifo. Ardmore, Pa. Anthrax played before a full 10 minutes of the set. the first two weeks of 'The Pat THE INDIANA JONES SHORT TAKES: Former San 215-896-6420 house of headbangers who were Ozzy 8 encores were the real Sajak Show" are in. UPDATE: Although director Diego Charger Rolf Benirschke responsive Jan. 27 — Dynagroove/Jimmy Shoe and the Shine more than to the con- crowd pleasers and brought back The Nielsen numbers show Steven Spielberg wanted to keep has replaced Pat Sajak on the NBC cert Jan. 28 — Dynagroove and comedy act thai the band The infamous Ozzy Osbourne memories of the days when Ozzy Sajak beating NBC's "Tonight the details of this summer's daytime version of "Wheel of Jan. 31 - Big Edsel Band performed. Opening with the opened with an old standard, "I reigned as the king of heavy metal. Show" when it is showing "Best "Indiana Jones" and the "Last Fortune." Benirschke, who start- theme to "The Blues Brothers," Don't Know," which "Iron Feb. 1 — Streetbeat Jam was quickly Man" and "Crazy Train" of Carson" reruns and on Mon- Crusade" a secret, he and produc- ed two weeks ago, says "Wheel" Feb. 2 — Press The Flesh After Eleven Anthrax gave a hint that it was followed by a blistering version of ended the show on a high note, days, when Jay Leno guest hosts. er George Lucas are starting to creator Merv Griffin saw him on Vout to have fun. Singer Joe Bel- \^ "Flying High Again." A remarka- somewhat making up for earlier Sajak is tying Johnny Carson the film in promote anticipation a talk show and asked him to ladonna sported a Philadelphia bly well-played "Fire in the Sky" disappointments. when "Tonight" has a new epi- of a competitive movie season. audition . . . Fawn Hall, Oliver Flyers jersey to ignite the crowd, and a spirited "Miracle Man" The concert indicated that Ozzy sode, and is outscoring the first The second sequel to "Raiders of North's former secretary, and but went overboard in his refer- were other highlights. Although may be well past his prime and half of "Late Night with David the Lost Ark" will face "Star Trek Steve Garvey will co-host ences to Philadelphia. the music was often top-notch, it that perhaps his previous battles Lettetman" handily. V." II," "Ghostbusters "Lethal "Tickets to a Dream," an upcom- Chestnut Cabaret The music itself was very ener- was also extremely poor at times. with alcohol and suicide lawsuits This does not mean that Carson Weapon 11" and Karate Kid, "The ing special profiling lottery 38th and Chestnut Sts. getic and loud. "Indians" and It was immediately noticeable have taken their toll. It also and Lett.erman's ratings have Part III." winners. If all goes well, it could Philadelphia, Pa. "Medusa" were excellently done, that Ozzy has calmed down. The showed that Anthrax is certainly dropped, though. The 60 percent "The Last Crusade" features I* become a series .*. Speaking of 215-382-1202/215-382-1201 as was the sing-along version of wild stage antics that were once a rising force in metal, but still jump in viewership for CBS (from Harrison Ford as the Ozzy Osbourne packed the Spectrum with metal fans of all ages. adventurous Ollie North, David Keith ("An Jan. 27 - WYSP's Friday Night Live/The Toll "I Am the Law.'* The crowd was synonymous with the name Ozzy has a long way to go. the time when "Night Heat" Dr. Jones, Oscar-winner Sean Officer and a Gentleman") has Jan. 28 — Fabulous Greaseband occupied the timeslot) has come Connery as his father and River been chosen to portray him in Jan. 31 — Philadelphia Rock Alternative mostly at the expense of independ- Phoenix ("Stand By Me") as the CBS' upcoming "Guts and Glory" Feb. 1 - WMMR Mardi Gras Party ent stations and, to a lesser young Indy. It is a direct sequel miniseries . . March 5di to April 8th, 1989 extent, ABC's ''Nightline," which to IQSl's "Raiders," and not a Winfrey stars in Oprah ABC's ^ ") p', is t HAPPY currently in a third-place tie "prequel," like 1984's ^'Indiana "The Women of Brewster Place," with the syndicated "Arsenio Hall Jones" and the "Temple of Doom," a four-hour miniseries she also (Belated) Show." which took place before the first produced, on March 19 and 20. Sajak's show is a pleasant film. "The Last Crusade" con- '' Focusing on women in an inner- The Empire alternative to Carson, who is tinues the "Raiders" story, with city tenement, it will become a BERMUDA Roosevelt Blvd. and Princeton Ave. B-DAY'S wearing out his welcome, at least the same group of Nazis chasing series if it generates good ratiifigs Philadelphia, Pa. with younger audiences. Sajak is Indy. . . . Finally, Springfield, Rick who ' 215-338-6100 r*' -f a much better talk-show host than Both Ford and Spielberg have was slated to return to ABt's -^ Versa Dante his Jan. 27 Ave X/Choir BoysA^ice J. work on "Wheel of Fortune" already made it clear that this will "General Hospital" this montl^, Jan. 28 — LeCompt WEEKS ever revealed. be the final COLLEGE "Indiana Jones" will not be back after all. It seems Jan. 29 — Whitefoxx/Jojo Slick His monologues, while not as movie. that Springfield backed out of Scala good as Letterman's or Leno's, are THE BRADY BUNCH signing his contract at the last still funnier than Carson's, and LIVES: With the success of their minute over a salary dispute. Sajak's Letterman-like excursions atrocious CBS Christmas movie However, Kristina Malandro (Feli- outside the studios are amusing, (It was the number one show of cia) will be back on the show next Tower Theater if not original. Also, in contrast the week and the second highest- month, and Jane Elliot (Tracy Dan Upper Darby, Pa. J. to "The Tonight Show's" outdat- rated TV movie this season), "The Quartermaine) returns in March. Jan. 28 — Cheap Trick/House of Lords Moriarty! 6 1988 proves noteworthy (At least ONE of you Both offer a promising By MICHAEL AIMETTE future for first, it is generally considered is legal now) a style of music that was Academy and BILL CARR quickly better. of Music growirig old. U2 Broad and Locust sts. StaJJ Reporter It has been said many times 1988 was a very big year for U2. Philadelphia, Pa. before, but 1988 was also the year It was a year that saw the Irish 215-893-1930 for female artists. The sounds quartet rocket to superstardom Jan. 27-28,31 - Stravinski's "Orpheus" were diverse, the voices were and hit the height of annoyance. |5|)V fresh. It was a year that saw U2 reach Jan. 29 — Philadelphia Orchestra's Chamber Music Concert Chapman led the movement new levels of experimentation and with her simple, passionate, beau- excessiveness. And finally, 1988 tiful compositions about street life was the year that posed the TRUMP PLAZA Mnl. I and relationships. The 10,000 question: "How much of Bono's FOR WHAT IT*S WORTH Maniacs LP In My Tribe family passionate preaching can the sank into the mainstream, pro- public stomach?" The answer was pelled by Natalie Merchant's mixed: Rattle & Hum the album The following represents what ethereal voice. Jump was a hit, while the film was a these writers feel to be the most Edie Brickell and New Bohem- flop. Perhaps Bono and the gang noteworthy occurrence in popular ians scored a hit with "What I are mortal after all. music in 1988. ToThe Am," a funky, poet-like tune. R.E.M. An interesting and long-overdue Shubert Theatre Sinead O'Connor received as When R.E.M. left the independ- 250 South Broad St. trend surfaced in 1988: that the much attention Tr MM for her naked pate ent label LR.S. for greener pas- prominence of black artists on the Philadelphia, Pa. as she did her music, but the tures with Warner Brother, fans pop charts. Some of the most 215-732-5446 The most prestigious Hotel material on The Lion and the and critics alike grew leery. The entertaining music was made by Jan. 27-Feb. 5 r- Penn and Teller & Casino in Atlantic City has Cobra was truly in a class by itself. band responded in true form with black bands, certainly the right job for you loaded and not just Toni Childs' deep voice and the release of the ironically-titled with opportunities. Full and in the rap category. intricate song structures led to a Green, its most far-reaching and part time positions are now Tracy Chapman's briJliant brilliant debut, while Michelle creative album to date. availat)le in all areas: debut spawned a whole genre of Shocked shocked everyone by Eponymous, released a few acoustic '80s folk albums; her inexplicably becoming a big name months before Green, was I.R.S.'s Comedy Works With a little bit of luck, record reached #1 and has sold in 1988. Food A B«verago last-ditch effort to cash in on 126 Chestnut St. over 3 million copies. Other FifMinco prominent bands of the R.E.M., although the jgreatest-hits Philadelphia, Pa. night make it through the week. Living Colour, a New York Hot«l year included: collection offers a nice overview 215-WACKY-97 Operations band, has only recently received GUNS N* Casino Whirrinc around our island on a ROSES of the band, it came off sounding Jan. 27-28 - The Legendary Wid/Rich Gagliardi Right from the start, the party is nonstop. Bermuda. ^ the attention that its debut, Vivid, band and The dominated the charts like ... a last-ditch effort to cash Feb. 3-4 — Gary Delena/Johnny Steele/Rocky Administration opens with a day bng moped. (Do keep left!) Our British ambiance ^* deserved. Their extremely aggres- Wilson \bur G)llege Week in 1988 and deservedly so. Its 1987 in on R.E.M. Security colourful pubs. Great tennis and golf. Tleasute sive, almost mental style Barbecue Bash at beautiful Elbow Beach- has been release, Appetitefor Destruction, is KEITH RICHARDS ") in our shops. Jogging on quiet seaside • and tanning on hunting given sparkling reviews . dandr^, feasting, swimming from possibly the best hard rock album With Talk Is Cheap, Keith Excellent salaries and roads-including a 2 k Tun Run" from Horseshoe virtually all critics, and since softj)ink, sun splashed sands. made this decade. G N' R Lies, an proved once and for all that it is full benefits packages Bay. And the special feeling of being on a iin>; MTV put their video "Cult of EP containing four Tiie beat goes on with spectacular beach beautiful Mick who needs him and not vice from Personality" in heavy rotation, it top rock, sied and fk)wer bedecked island, separated acoustic songs, proved that the versa. Keith's secret: he writes parties featuring Bermuda's has gained popular success as TMUMP PLAZA everywhere and everything by 600 miles of sea. band should not be stuck with a uetter songs. calypso bands. Daily lunches. A limbo festival. well. I EMPLOYMENT OFFICC I island that's heavy metal label. Party Cruise to magnificent This spring, break away to an \« TRAVEUNG WILBURYS Valley Forge Convention Center TMW.OCULAHROAO. Anaan outrageous Ziggy Marley's Conscious Party sun, sand and surf Contact >'our THE BANGLES The best ensemble record in Ft EASANTVM.Lt. Nj MSM Great Sound. All compliments of the Bermuda mote than just and Fishbone's 1200 First Ave. Truth and Soul are The Travel Representative or "Ravel Agent for Bangles disappointed memory. No pretension — just * '» Campus King of Prussia, Pa. . Dq»rtment of Tburism. two quite different, but somehow QiM BOW for everyone with Everything, a sappy simple, acoustically charged, fun- Bermuda, more Bermuda College Week details. 215-337-4000 ., that all the things that make similar . man inlbniialkMi Add to examples of influential over-produced mess. They have sounding songs. The cast of musi- Jan. 27*29 — Miller Motorsports '^ Auto black music that is slowly being Racing- ;<<(>. simply forgotten what it is they cians seemed strange, but some- accepted into the mainstream. Extravaganza > j. *^ ' do (did) best. how it all worked. .. g J0» HOTLINE Finally, there is the rap scene. CROWDED HOUSE Future Stars -^ hopefully: Marti <€0f)484-76M 1988 offered two revolutionary, Redman Sport & ISravel Temple of Low Men was a Jones, Camper van Beethoven, Trum^ Rms • «i etMil contrasting rap bands; the amus- 208 West 260ih Street critical hit but a commercial flop, iippor l The Primitives, Let's Active, The MwHv tiwplo^ n . MMct ing bubbl^m rap of DJ Jazzy Jeff Rivetdale, NY 10471 ending up at #110 for the year in l^eelies, They Might Be Giants, to ih« rain andl r«fluUtion» and the Fresh Prince and the ofthaNJCanNoOMirat 796-6646 • 288-^8 • (6n "^01403 sales. Though the record is mood- Billy Bragg. John Hiatt,. The QX2) (800) fierce anger of Public Enemy. ier and more atmospheric than the Church and Oraham Parker . . . ) . k' PmmM%Tm^UMmfW^mmn2J.}9m Jwwary27,1ii>*TMgyiLLAWO¥ir^N»Pl>ay Tli« fw I* ^'•- a* Women's varsity softball tryouts llVest leads €ats past Mawfcs ;t*' WmlMlSpffngB PsyehoMMrapy for th* PhllMMpMB arc on Jan, 27 at 3:30 p.m. in (OmtinM€dfrompagt32) winning percentage. won three of the contests. Those Athlete RMMHMtnUitm for Community his back and played well." ^ — Wildcat forward Barry Bekke- victories include a 68-67 win over the Field Natl. Tour Compony Jake Nevin House. HIQH "I have never really played that dam injured his right knee follow- Florida State, a 75-73 win over Bonoflts LOW QrMit well in Palestra, today I ing the Wildcats' Dec. 28 win over Syracuse and a 76-67 win over '-v Anyone interested in playing QUALITY the but Call Today came around," West added. Florida State. He underwent Providence. of the u (g1 2) 784-2287 Also performing in their last Big arthroscopic surgery a week later should come or call the softball For Appointment Main Lin* 5 contest were Gary Massey and and will probably not return for — Villanova will open up in the office at 645-4138. Wear a T-shirt, C«nt«r CHy Call Kenny Wilson, and the two at. least two more weeks. 1989-90 season against Michigan OfNcM seniors also came thr6ugh with — The Cats have faced five top ip the annual Tip-off Classic nexf shorts and sneakers and bring big games. 20! teams this season and have November in Springfield, Mass. Break 'imm M W wmmmmiimmmm Massey, a swingman, finished your gloves, because we will be BUCK -A- with 14 points and a team-high .M*' BOTTLE eight rebounds. Wilson, the point guard, recorded 15 points while practicing after the meeting and t:M— 11:00 SAT. MTl ^^ TNMU dishing out six assists. drug test. Oq^ attlwBMf Also contributing to the Cats' winning effort were freshman This week's Saco East Athlete of the Week is ^0 Marc Dowdell, who had 10 points, WAYNE '4o Wildcat swimmer Lou Dearstyne. The junior and junior Tom Greis, who had standout hails from lona Prep in Thornwood, N.Y. Nassau/Paradise Island * seven points and seven rebounds. BEEF & ALE "Overall, it was a great effort. We executed welt in all parts of ^^ CANCUN, MEXICO \ \ ^ Capping his outstanding week were five first- \. m .^ the game," Massimino said. place finishes and one second. / " SPRING BREAK," V ^ St. Joe's also gave a solid effort. 688-BEER Senior Brian Leahy scored 17 :K^ On Jan. 14, as the Cats suffered their first loss FEBRUARY 24 - APRIL 1, 1989 6.^'' points, 14 of which came in the this season at the hands of Penn State, Dearstyne \ ^ first half. Marlon Miller scored 10 gained a first in the 200-meter freestyle and a second W££/ay PEFARWRBS from $299.00 points, making him the only other V in the 100 freestyle. Hawk to reach double digits. COMPLETE PACKAGE INCLUDCS: "Rollie has an excellent club * NEW YORK, BOSTON, WASHINGTON, ROUNDTRIP AIR FROH PHILADELPHIA, Sharp Shooter and they are starting to play well While helping the Cats to regain their winning DETROIT, CINCINNATI, COLUMBUS AND BUFFALO TO NASSAU/ PARADISE LUNCH • DINNER • LATE NITE ISLAND OR CANCUN, MEXICO. Basket as a team," Boyle said. ways one day later, he collected first-place finishes * ROUNDTRIP TRANSFERS FROM AIRPORT TO HOTEL. LaSalle • 7 NIGHTS HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS Ball Game The next test for Villanova will in each of these two events in a tri-meet with * WELCOME RUN SWIZZLE AT MOST HOTELS. • ONE HOUR RUM (NASSAU) OR TEQUILA (CANCUN) PARTY. be tomorrow when the Cats con- and West Virginia. * TIQtBB HOUR CRUISE WITH UNLIMITED RUM PUNCH AND ON BOARD ENTERTAINMENT, (NASSAU/PARADISE ISIAND. ".X tinue their Big East schedule with • UniCM)MUSIC ACTIVITIES (NASSAU) THREE BEACH PARTIES(ONE WITH FREE AND a game against Pittsburgh at 7:30 • EXCLUSIVE FREV ADMISSION TO THE PALACE, WATERLOO AND THE DRUMBEAT Likewise, in a meet against the Cadets of Army CLUB (NASSAU) p.m. in duPont Pavilion. • COLLEGE WEEK PROGRAMS BY THE BAHAMAS TOURIST OFFICE. Jan. 17, the junior was victorious in these two events. * ON LOCATION PROFESSIONAL TOUR ESCORT. 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Sports EUUttr Sophomore 1500 in a time of 3:57.1 at Next, the Cats traveled to the 141104, reapectivdy. the high The Cats took their aO record Geisz, who onoe wia excel- L. '> an light of The 1989 men's track team has Swarthmore. Yale Invitational in New Haven, the meet wts Craft's time to Florida and added three more lent athlete, gave the credit to all shot out of the blocks, posting Ck)sing out these victories Conn., Jan. 14. Two IC4A quali- of 4:32.55 in the 500 freestyle, victoriea to run thdr record to 11- the swimmers he has coached in was numerous (Inter-Collegiate Friedli, junior from fiers and sweep of the mile which represented a new duPont 0. "Nova bait Dennison of Ohio, his 36 years at Villanova. He was IC4A Jan a Den- a Association of Amateur Athletes mark, who captured a win in the highlighted the Villanova efforts pool record. 70-28, and Mt. Union of Ohio. 79- also quick to point out how special '88- of America) qualifying times in its 3000 with a time of 8:18.7. Friedli aLthe meet. The C«s gained their eighth 37, Jan. 4. The Cats tKe» defeated this '89 squad has been to him. early meets. has been one of the Cats' hottest The Wildcat distance straight victory by edging Ship- Washington University of Mis- Coming off the big win over medley Early problems, howev- runners lately. relay qualified for IC4A's with pensburg, 126-115, Dec. 8. The souri, 57-54, Jan. 7. Delaware. Villanova had a meet injury a er, have set slightly. time of 9:57.48. This team, Wildcats needed to win the final In the victory over Delaware, at LaSalle with the Explorers and the team back The Cats next endeavor, a Jan. which "Overall, this team needs to have 7 encounter at Seton Hall Univer- included Friedli, Rainey, Rowbo- event, the 400 freestvle, and they Geifiz's 300th, Villanova won 11 West Virginia Jan. 18. The Cats its important healthy for sity, yielded three qualifica- tham and Kelly, finished got the victory when Stags. Stock- of the 13 events. Dearstyne again managed to edge LaSalle, 58-55, people IC4A second continued success," commented tions, as well as other strong in New Haven. man, freshman Jim Madcey and won the 100 and 200 freestyles but cquki not hold off West Vir- Assistant CoachJack Pyrah on his performances. Rainey completed a fine day by O'Mara won the event by six one- and was also part of the winning ginia and took their first loss of hundredths of a second. 400 medley relay team, along with the year, 57-56. squad's injury woes. In the 400, Rainey improved his leaping 23'8V4'' in the long jump Cats commenced their time to 50.0, only to finish fourth to finish fifth and qualify for Other victories came from O'Ma- Petrie, Craft and senior captain In their latest meet, the 'Nova The* IC4A season Dec. 3, at the Lehigh in a- strong field. competition. Junior Jeremy Wor- ra in the 50 freestyle, Dearstyne Tim Truax. men bounced back to defeat Army University Mini-meet in Lehigh, Rowbotham qualified for IC4A rell finished directly behind his in the 100 freestyle and Stockman Craft won both the 200 individ- at West Point in a tight match- Pa. competition in a second event, the teammate in sixth place with* in the 1000 freestyle. Chift won ual medley and the 200 butterfly, up, 126-117, and run their a Photo by Vitti record the 500 freestyle and set another Stockman won both the 1000 to 14-1. Thirteen teams competed in 800. His time was 1:53.3, fast jumpof22'53/4". The men's swimming team went 10-1 over break and now ei^oys this mini-meet, in which the enough for first place in that In the Yale mile, Rowbotham a 14-1 overall record. duPont pool record by finishing freestyle and the 500 freestyle and Dearstyne led the Cats with Wildcats received their first two event. (4:13.42), Friedli the 200 individual medley in a Hyer claimed victory in the 1- three wins in the 100 and 200 (4:14.09) and IC4A qualifying times. Howe (4: 17.42) completed Villan- time of 1:53.62. meter and 3-meter diving events. freestyle events and as the anchor a Senior Paul Rowbatham, a ova sweep. Sophomore Ray Hyer won the Petrie won the 200 backstroke in the 400 medley relay. Craft, Wb are looking for a duPont 1 -meter transfer from Britain's prestigious The Cats' next competition took Try scuba at diving event and sopho- and Stagg, O'Mara, Stockman and Stockman and Truax contributed Cambridge University place at the more Eric Haner claimed the 3- Mackey finished the day by win- two victories apiece. (1:54.1), goodfdiowlngattho New England Invita- By KATHY BIELOCHEFFSKI will be honored worldwide, all and junior Howard Jackson tional in Boston, Mass. Staff Reporter classes must be attended and a Big East and NCAA (1:54.5) finished first and second, The red-hot Friedli was the first physical must be passed. Also, the respectively, in the 880-yards, ChamphnshlpSf and at Wildcat to qualify for NCAA Looking for a world so quiet diver swimmers must participate in Women the open- edge Hawaii each qualifying for IC4A's. competition this season. He did so that the only sound you hear is water weekend, which consists of forces the Finn Relays. By CATHY MARTIN with Mary MayfieM, Teri practice to the test at the season's The Cats did not compete again with a time of 4:01.8 in the mile. that of your heart pushing the four dives at a preselected site. Staff Reporter Messenger and Christy^ Bridge- end. Their two relay teams have until Jan. 9, when they traveled — AtsiitaRt CMch, Jack Pyrah Mike Seeger (800), Rowbotham blood through your veins? Class members are supplied water to capture the 200 medley qualified for the Senior Nationals to the Swarthmore College Invi- === (1000) and Jeff Dingle (200) qual- The Villanova Scuba Club may with tanks containing 2500 The past month has relay, been very finishing in 1:53.02. to be held in North Carolina tational. V.U.*s strong perfor- Kelly, finishing second in a time ified for IC4A's with times of provide the entrance. pounds per square inch of com- busy for the women's swimming On Jan. 2-3, the Wildcats par- March 21-25. mance included three first-place of 2:27.2, qualified for IC4A's in 1:53.8, 2:25.0 and 22.1, Established last year, the club pressed air, an air pressure gauge, team. The squad has spent its ticipated in the Rainbow Invita- The 800 freestyle relay, consist- finishes. the 1000. respectively. offers field trips and diving explo- a regulator and a buoyancy com- time, practicing as well as travel- tional, also in Hawaii. Although ing of Tina Louwers, Bridgewater, First-place finisher Mark Rai- A first-place finish in the 1500 The Wildcats' next action will rations for experienced divers, as pensator vest. Combined with a ing and racing in very this some meet contained some tough Consadine and Fournier, finished ney (50.2) teamed with MarcJones by emerging star Friedli (3:50.6), take place this weekend at the well as an entry-level course in weight belt, mask, snorkel, fins competitive meets. competition, there was no declared with a time of 7:40.84, three (2nd, 51.1) and Bruce Harris (3rd, Kodak Invitational at East Ten- conjunction made him the final Wildcat with Anchor Line and wetsuit, supplied by the On Dec. 30 it competed against winner. For all of the schools seconds better than the actual 51.3) to sweep the 400-meters. qualifier, nessee State in Johnson City, Dive Shop and the Y.M.C.A., individual, the diver is fully the University of Hawaii and the involved, it was a meet to be used time needed to qualify. In the 800, Harris captured first Junior Quentin Howe finished Tenn. which grants lifetime certification equipped to leave his own envir- University of Wisconsin in a meet as an extensive training The 400 freestyle relay had a with a time of 1:56.6. This strong the 3000 in a time of 8:35.6, and "We are looking for a good for the novice. onment and enter the underwater held in Hawaii. Though the Wild- opportunity. time of 3:33.06, 2.5 seconds faster performance by Harris may be a the Wildcat 3200 relay of Jones, showing at the Big East and (Photo by Pritchard) Anyone in good physical condi- world. cats lost to, Wisconsin, they held The chance to race against than the necessary qualifying sign that he has conquered the Rowbotham, Kelly and Friedli NCAA Championships, and at the Jan Friedli will compete in the in tion is eligible to participate in the mile the NCAA Championships, "There isn't a better feeling . . on and beat Hawaii by one point. some of the fastest in swimmers time. The women swimming on injury problem that has plagued captured a time of 7:50.6 to award Penn Relays," said Pyrah. March 10-11, in Indianapolis, Ind. class, which meets in Hartley you can sit at the bottom of the 'Nova had two swimmers who the country gave the V.U. women this team were Mayfield, Bridge- Hall, Room 209. and duPont pool pool and it's so quiet and no one were three-event winners: Laurel an opportunity to see where they water, Consadine and Fournier. on Monday nights. can tell you what to do," Ed Fournier and Eileen Consadine. ranked amongst their peers. For fee Cats down Stags There are 10 sessions, composed Malloy, club Fournier president, won the 1000-meter Villanova, this ranking proved to Although these times are of 40 hours of instruction divided commented. freestyle with be By VINNY GARDINO Sophomore Mark Neaves also a time of 10:39.52, impressive. impressive, there is a distinct between the classroom and the Malloy Reporter contributed to Villanova's impres- added that diving is not and the 50 freestyle with a time The tournament s tmal results possibility of them becoming Staff pool, offered for a fee of $100. merely sive win, collecting one goal and a Caribbean sport. Many of 24.94. saw Bridgewater finishing in lower. Between the Big East Intermediate swimming ability quarries and freshwater ponds She was also sixth place in Tomorrow the Ice 'Cats, after one assist. a member of the the 500 freestyle and Championships (Feb. 10-12 at is a prerequisite. Each candidate have been a month layoff, will be back in Defensively, the Ice Cats were specifically groomed for 200 freestyle relay team. This seventh place in the 200 freestyle. Pittsburgh) and the Easterns must be able to complete 12 diving with sunken team, action. equally impressive. Mitch Doren, automobiles which included Geraldine Messenger also did well, finish- (Feb. 23-25 at West Virginia), the consecutive lengths of the pool, and ships, and stocks Cortes, ing Head Coach Bob Craig and Villanova's senior goalie, played of fish and Eileen McCaffrey and eighth in the 200 backstroke stiff competition may help the S or Business Majors (With Systems Emphasis) swimming with any stroke and natural plant life. Maria with assistant Kevin Kelly will bring the entire game. He let only two DeLuca, won with a time a time of 2:14.07. All of the women swim even faster. against no time requirement. A Two popular sites include a of 1:43.10. relay teams made a strong show- the Wildcat hockey team into the goals go by, while accounting for candidate is also required to tread shipwreck off the New Jersey Consadine, a freshman, ing, each placing Haverford Skatium at 11:30 a.m. 33 saves. won the within the top The next women's meet will be for water 15 minutes and swim shore and a German U-boat which 100 freestyle (54.67) and five. to take on Big East rival St. John's. Rounding off the Wildcats' the 200 home tomorrow, against Pitts- underwater for 40 feet. off The Cats will face off with the outstanding effort was sophomore sank the coast of North freestyle (1:58.00). She joined The Wildcats will put this burgh. To receive certification, which Carolina. Redmen on the following day as Dennis Scanlon, who had a goal, well. and Bob Ward and William Swahl, 'dm'. VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY Center For 'Nova brings a 6-6 record into who both had key assists. 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The balanpe will be doe March 11, 3 WEEKS ONLVl THRU FEB. 5 1989. Please make check payable to Academic Travel Abroad. & W" ^ -» — "^ - '-^ - - - .. !-i-!.;kt.v:L_ r-,*" PH>30»THgVILLAMOVWJwiiiafy2y,HM JfWJfy27,19t9»TMgVILLANOVAN»F«g»>1 I iii i j I 'I •»"-^ '\ t"» Big East week In review I. M s Cats MNMd AH-AntricMS KosklnoR oanis 1^ East honor Villanovan Several Wildcat football V team members received prestigious Women's basketball guard Helen Koskinen was named the post-season honors. Three members made the GTE-CoSida Big East Player of the Week Jan. 16. Academic All-America first and second teams, and one player She was honored for her performances in a win over was named to the Kodak 1-AA All-America team. Connecticut and in • a loss to Providence. top 20 In addition, several players were named to the All-ECAC and Koskinen pumped in 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to All-Yankee Conference teams. lead the Wildcats to a 63-54 victory over U. Conn Jan. 11. Senior fullback Peter Lombardi, senior safety Scott Rushton At Providence, she had 23 points, including a three-pointer and junior split end Robert Brady Team(Record) "* were named to the Academic at the buzzer to send the game into overtime. Despite her valiant All-America teams. Lombardi received first-team honors, and efforts, however, the Wildcats kwt 83-82 in double overtime. I Rushton and Brady made the second team. Five Villanova players have received such an honor in the last three years. Senior offensive guard Paul Berardelli was the first Wildcat player to receive All-America first team honors since 1971. Berardelli started 35 straight games, and received praise for his strong play. Runners qualify for post-season A number of Wildcat track members have qualified to compete in the national championships. Jan Friedli earned a spot in the mile at the NCAA Indoor Championships by posting a time of 4:01.8 at the New England Invitational. V» 4!» The men's team also qualified for four IC4A (Inter-Collegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America) events. Mike S^er will run the 800 meters, Paul Rowbotham the 1,000, Jeff Dingle the 200 and the two-mile relay team will also compete. The women's team has three individual NCAA qualifiers and one relay^ntry. Sonia O'SuUivan and Kathy Franey will run in the mile, and Michelle Bennet in the 800. The two-mile relay team also received an invitation for its time of 8:51.0. Annual football awards announced Villanova announced its annual football award winners Dec. 9. Senior fullback Peter Lombardi received the National Alumni Award as the team's MVP. Ron Sency, a flanker, was the recipient of the Jake Nevin Student Athlete Award, which is presented to the team's top student, athlete and gentleman. The Thomas J. Burke Award for the most consistent play was given to offensive guard Paul Berardelli. Defensive tackle Mike Feeley won the Villanova Coaches Helmet Award as the player who most exemplified Villanova pride, dedication, loyalty and ability, on and off the field. Informaiion The Twelfth Man Award, presented to the player whose spirit Junior guard Helen Koskinen and enthusiasm are an inspiration to his teammates, was was awarded Big East Athlete of the Week for her efforts against awarded to inside linebacker Rich Spugnardi. Connecticut and Providence. 0^ » >: V r^ V*i«)» ports Pl|9« 92 • THE ViLLANOVAN • Jmiary 27, 19i9 S ( mien's basketball tops St. Joseph By The contest remained tight for DOUG SCANCARELLA and it showed in their squad's Sports Editor a few more minutes, but the Mi^ hustle. When it got down to the Wildcats were just too strong and end, however. Villanova's quick- Vol. 64, No. 12 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILUNOVA, PA February 3, 1 989 When Villanova and St. Joseph's MM pulled away from the Hawks in ness and strength proved to be too meet on the basketball court it is the last four minutes. relentless and overpowering for almost always an outstanding "This was a terrific basketball the Hawks. contest. game," Wildcat Head Rollie Coach "We tried our hardest," St. Committee formed to study In the last two years, their Massimino said. "St. Joe's made Joseph's Head Coach Jim Boyle games have been settled by one it difficult for us. They were said. "Our players gave 100 per- point each time. In addition, constantly changing their cent and that is all I could ask. 17 of their battles have been organization of defenses it bookstore and making tough for Villanova is just too strong, decided by five points or less, or US. though. They can beat you in so By sity is aware of the problem and University community," Delano in overtime. MAUREEN STAPLETON It appeared early that the many is acknowledging it, ways. They are just a N^ws Editor said Feb. 1. This year's game, played on Jan. Hawks were indeed making things terrific team." An order for 20,000 books w^s He added, "It is not acceptable 24, was not expected to be as difficult for the Wildcats. The Villanova not delivered on time this semes- has many ways to University President the Rev. that literally hundreds of sections memorable as in recent years. Cats played well and managed to beat an opponent, and although ter because of an outstanding bill Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A., has from every department across the Villanova, while not enjoying one outshoot and outrebound their those things of $500 from W. W. Norton and Co. have rarely shown up created a committee to examine University are without textbooks of its more successful years thus Philadelphia foes, but Villanova together in publishers, said Delano recently. the same game this the organization and administra- for the first week or two of the far, was heavily favored. could just not put theni away until year, most of their assets did come tion of the University Shop. semester." V.U. enjoyed a 10-8 record the end. together H is not acceptable Jan. 24 to give Villanova The committee will also consid- Delano described the space for entering the game and had topped Wildcat shooting guard Doug the Big 5 victory. er whether the University should that literally hundreds the University Shop as "woefully several top 20 teams, while St. West attributed the closeness of One such Wildcat weapon was lease the store to a private inadequate." Joe's came in com- with a record of only the game to the rivalry. "This is West. 7- of sections from every The senior guard went pany, said committee members Welsh said Feb. 1, "We're ex- 4-11. a huge rivalry and both teams are for-10 from the field to score 18 this week. department across the amining whether the University Despite this fact, however, the always up for the game," he said. points. The 6-foot-6 captain also The committee consists of the Shop should be run under the Hawks played tough ball with the "All of our games with St. Joe's added University are without six rebounds. Rev. Patrick Rice, O.S.A., vice auspices of the University or Cats and kept the J. I*.' game close for are physical and go down to the "Doug West played well should today," president for Administration, the textbooks for the first we have someone else do much of the night. Villanova did end." Massimino said. "He has never it." Rev. Robert J. Welsh, O.S.A., manage to win by a wide margin, West hit week or two of the may have the nail on really had his best days in Big 5 Fenner explained that if the 69-55, assistant to the president, Gary but the game was closer the head. St. Joseph's, though play, but tonight, in his last Big B. semester. committee decided the store was than the final Fenner, vice president for score indicated. obviously not as talented as the 5 game, he got that monkey off Financial Affairs, Dr. Sterling Dr. Sterling Delano not working well, the University "The final score of this game Cats, was sky high for this game (Continued on Delano, chairman of the English Chainmin would not sell the store. Rather, was deceiving. This game was page 27) of the department, and Dr. Donald Kelly, the store would be leased by a close," St. Joseph's forward Henry English Department chairman of the history private company which would Smith said. department. organize and run the store. Swimmers prevail The goal of the committee is to The score was close. At halftime Fenner said Delano said in an interview Feb. create recommendations that there was a "strong Villanova led by only four and at By Photo t}y Scancarella STEVE KIRSCH John Carroll finished fifth through 1 that the formation of the com- possibility" that the store would the 14:11 mark of the would "enable the University second half Staff Reporter be leased to a private company. In Villanova's 69-55 win tenth, respectively. mittee by Dobbin's office is a Shop to become an operation that over St. Joseph's Jan. 24, point guard Kenny the Cats surrendered the lead for Wilson scored 14 points and dished The key Wildcat at LaSalle was "positive sign" that the Univer- can effectively serve out six assists. the first time in the the entire (Continued on page 7) ball game. The Wildcat swimming and junior Lou Dearstyne, who ( Photo by Castano) diving team has won 10 of its last claimed five victories that day. 1 meets to 1 raise its overall record Dearstyne won the 100-meter and Senior Paul Lanza practices administering cough medicine to fellow to 14-1, the most wins ever by a Alumni driving force in 200 freestyles, and swam a leg on House O'Fun resident, Paul Bailer. The flu spre^j^ through Pennsyi* M.U. upsets Villanova men's swimming team. during the last week. Hawks, 63-61 the winning 200, 400 and 800 vania / The high point of the season has freestyle relay teams. By WAYNE CRESSKILL with 12 points and eight rebounds record of 2-2. been They also defeated the 300th victory for Head Dearstyne, sophomore Brian Staff Reporter a piece. success of University Pennsylvania, but fell to La Salle Coach Ed Geisz Jan. 12, when the '*•" * Stagg, senior Chris Craft and sea: Rounding off the Wildcats' and Temple. Cats defeated Delaware, 166-77. freshman Jerry By JENNIFER LUNDGREN On campus, approximately 50 money is networking. We get Going into the Palestra attack O'Mara set a new Jan. 24, was Pasik, who tallied 'Nova's next contest Geisz has been percent of the faculty will be head coach at school record in the 800 freestyle Staff Reporter and admin- people to meet people through the Harry Perretta's women's basket- eight points, while adding seven tommorrow when it V.U. since istration are alumni, battles Big 1953 and his first relay with a time of 6:46.43, said Capone. clubs and help in any way we can. ball team had a huge task in front rebounds and six assists. East rival victory Tuition rise Boston College came against St. Peter's 8 "No one knows better than you "It is a good mix, as I do not think try to keep the personal aspect at may breaking the We of them. 7-8 old record by nearly The Wilcats were This game finished Villanova's duPont Pavilion on Feb. at 2 p.m. The 10, 1954. He was inducted a full second. [alumnij of Villanova's extraordi- we need all Villanova graduates of a big institution like Villanova, pitted against the St. Joseph's 1988-89 Big Five campaign. The Cats will then battle into the Pennsylvania nary of engendering to keep the Villanova tradition," Monmouth Sports Hall Freshman Russ Stockman also knack deep which you cannot get at many of Hawks, who were 12-2. Cats finished the series with a on Monday. of Fame in 1987, and has had 18 set a new school record '89-^90 loyalty, affection and love in those said Capone. our counterparts," said Riley. Not only did St. have with a percent Joe's for an swimmers the who were Ail- time of 16:05.81 in the 1650 who work and study here and Among students, 20 percent Homecoming and reunions are extremely impressive record, but A. Its suggestions to the committee Americans a total of 46 times. freestyle By ELLIOT FUS then continue to identify with us of every class is composed of sons also an integral part of maintain- the Hawics have also been ranked event. Other winners The Cats first Staff Reporter to provide the parameters for long after and daughters of defeated East included O'Mara in they depart," said alumni and one- ing alumni relations, Riley nationally for much of the season. the 50 frees- Stroudsburg, 106-103, constructing the budget for the University President the Rev. third of every class is connected explained. are Nov. 29. tyle, sophomore Steve Petrie in "They becoming so In addition, Villanova had not "Tuition will increase 8 percent next fiscal year, Fenner said. They then followed that with the 100 and 200 Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A., in his to other alumni relatives, Capone largely attended that we have to beaten St. Joe's since 1982 backstrokes, and when a at least [next yearj," recently said Other members of the adminis- said. resounding victory at the Craft in the 100 inaugural address. l(X)k for other kinds of manage- V.U. defeated the Hawks, 69-57. and 200 butterfly National Catholic Gary B. Fenner, vice president for trative budget committee include The Rev. George F. Riley, "What we do best with all the Championships events. To top it all off, Geisz was (Continued on page 6) Perretta's Cats could have Financial Affairs and member of the Rev. Lawrence C. Gallen, held at LaSalle University Dec. 1- named the coach O.S.A., vice president for univer- folded, but instead they stood of the meet by 3. The 'Nova men tallied 805 the administrative budget O.S.A., vice president for Academ- sity relations, and Alumni Direc- their the other coaches at the ground. They outshot, out- committee. ic Affairs, Larry R. Wegscheider, points to LaSalle's 742. championships. tor Robert J. Capone, class of 1962, rebounded and beat the Hawks, Don't forget controller, Dr. your Fordham Fenner said he understands Angelo Armenti Jr., are the driving force behind Vil- finished with 478 and 'Nova went to 7-0 by defeating 63-61 in overtime, in what is easily certain other dean of University College, and Notre Dame was fourth with 438. both Notre that tuitions at lanova's Alumni Association. Villanova's biggest win of the Dame and Fordham Boston College, Providence, St. institutions will also rise at least the Rev. Robert A. Welsh, O.S.A., "It i§ now three times the size year. Dec. 4 by scores of 139-104 and John's, Creighton, Fairfield and 8 percent for the 1989-90 school assistant to the president. since we became involved," Riley overcoat V.U. shot 42 percent from the (Continued on page 28) year. The second major committee said. The association, which once floor and grabbed 39 rebounds, The administrative and Univer- involved in the process of formu- had 18,000 members, now has Flu hits Philadelphia area while the Hawks shot 39 percent sity Senate budget committees lating the University budget is the 60,000 members. Twenty million and recorded 30 rebounds. By KEVIN C. HEIL experiencing symptoms of it, said Teams of the 90s? have received the 1989-90 budget Senate budget committee. A part dollars in cash has been raised The Cats were led by junior News Editor Elaine Jurs, assistant director of captured their third championship priorities from the planning and of the Senate, this group was from the association in 35 years. Helen Koskinen. Koskinen, who is the Office for Health Promotion of the decade. The Steelers would priorities committee and are cur- established to "monitor the devel- Thrity-two percent of alumni the team's leading scorer, account- Flu is spreading around the and Education. repeat that feat a year later in rently considering them. opment of the budget in accor- contributed last year, a high ed for 25 points in the game. The Philadelphia area and Pennsylva- Pasadena when they won their dance with policies, priorities and number, and 24,000 of 40,000 Tests done on throat cultures junior also dished out five assists nia, but there is no increase in record fourth Super Bowl. Tiiftlofi wHI Increase resources," explained Clay. The undergraduate alumni have at from several Penn State students while grabbing five rebounds. Villanova students with flu symp- the presencce of Who will be the "Team of the 10-member budget committee is some time given, Capone said. have confirmed In addition, Koskinen was the 8 percent at least [next toms, said Dr. Dennis Boyle Jr., flu virus, said '90s?" Buddy Ryan and the Eagles composed of administration, Riley attributed much of this the Type A Sichuan Wildcats' main weapon in over- University physician. have been stockpiling a tremend- year.] faculty, students and alumni, success to the duo's personal Bruce Kleger of the state Bureau time, scoring six of Villanova's The state's Health Department, ous amount of talent in Philadel- fiiry B. Fennor according to Clay. efforts. Riley and Capone have of Laboratories. eight points. however, reported last week that have phia over the past couple of years. VicoPrttkloiitfor Currently, the committee is travelled to 30 cities and called Up to 60 students a day several thousand students at Contributing the most for the Buddy may be discussing precedence of treated in University Park brash and obnox- Flwawcial Affairs money over 18,000 alumni. The alumni been Hawks in the losing cause Penn State University's Universi- was ious, but he is a winner and with allotment with the Senate's plan- records are now on computer. facilities. Many students are forward Kim Foley. Foley tossed ty Park campus were afflicted quarterback Randall Cunningham University officials are approx- ning and priorities committee. There are also 50,000 files' for treating themselves by resting in 26 points and pulled in 12 with a flu-like illness, according approaching stardom, one has to imately midway through forming The committee is also negotiating alumni and alumnae, including and taking medication. The worst rebounds. By JOHN F. to the Philadelphia Inquirer Jan. SWIFT believe that Buddy and his young the budget for the coming fiscal a fourth preliminary budget draft letters, pictures and newspaper of the problems are over, said Jurs. She also hit two shots at the Associate Editor Eagles are 31. on the right track. year, said Fenner. The University with the administrative budget clips. The flu has also affected schools end of regulation to tie the game. After Students visiting Villanova's years of being little more maintains a balanced budget each committee. Villanova University has many in Philadelphia. At Archbishop Her last shot was a layup, which The Super Bowl this year did than infirmary are commonly afflicted an atrocious football team, year. For 1989-90, the budget may "The University budget famous and successful alumni. Ryan High School. 340 of 3.021 she converted with 55 seconds something that it has not done in the with upper-respiratory infections, Buffalo Bills came within one total approximately $121 million, includes all expenses regarding These include the late singer Jim students called in sick but "we're not seeing Jan. 30, remaining. a long time — it actually lived up game of more [cases reaching the Super Bowl said Alvin A. Clay, dean of the salaries, student services, finan- Croce, Howie Long of the Los many because of the flu, according In overtime, however, the Wild- to the expectations and hype that this of illnes») than we normally see," season. Armed with one of the College of Commerce and Finance cial aid, dining, bookstore, athlet- Angeles Raiders and the Honora- to the Inquirer. Incarnation cats put the game away. After are associated with this Boyle said. game of league's premier young defenses, and Senate budget committee ics, dormitories, library, offices ble Chief Justice Robert N.C. Nix, parochial school was closed Jan. Beth Pasik nailed the first shot games. He said that students are more quarterback Jim Kelly and chairman. and departmental costs," Clay the State Supreme Court Chief 31 because many teachers had of the extra period, the squad Joe Montana and the San Fran- unbridled cognizant of the flu now because enthusiasm, the future The administrative budget com- said. Justice who is the first black chief contracted the illness. never surrendered its lead. cisco 49ers firmly many may know a few friends entrenched looks bright for the Bills. mittee 18 the ^(arting point of the "Employee salaries and the justice of the United States. In the Once again, Koskinen can>e themselves as the who have acquired symptoms. He Three types of influenza virus "Team of the Al Davis, the man who has budget-making process. In Octob- consequent raise in tuition are business world prominent Villan- f '.» through for the Cats. This time 80s" upon winning added, however, that the flu are affecting the nation this flu their third claimed to have committed only er, the committee sends budget always big issues for debate," ova alumni include William T. she hit two game-clinching foul championship of the decade. which is spreading is not a cause season. They are Type A Sichuan, one bad personnel move (Marc requests to all departments and Clay said. Dunn, class of 19S5i, executive shots with 1 :30 remaining. Ironically, the last for alarm. Type A Taiwan and Type B r«.»«-^ «i o^,^ i«in,m-.i«« Super Bowl Wilson, QB), has been working services of the University. This In October, John Lewis, Student vice president, E.F. 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