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VltloAMOVAMthere's hope - Campus Ministry Bulletin Board Schappert Wins NCAA 880 Where there'j death, By LARRY Vol. 48. No. 19 PA. March 21. 1973 ELDRIOQE By JACK KELLY VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, Tom Ingelsby staged his final Ken Schappert Villanova's out- performance in a Wildcat uniform standing halfhiiler won the 880 at the field house last Monday night, yard run in the NCAA championship and he brought down the house held in Detroit last Friday night. Kraft Leaves For Rhode Island and Job Security in his farewell to the main line Schappert, a native of the Bronx school. He scored 32 points and New York, won hands down in a wild By MIKE STULPIN cluded the athletic coaches under Rhode Island, Kraft feels fairly became the fifth leading scorer contest as his nearest competitor For the past twelve seasons its jurisdiction. Meanwhile, coach pleased. His contract includes a in Villanova history as the Wild- was 18 yards behind. Winning in the Jack Kraft has been synonomous Kraft's old multi-year contract written guarantee for a position cats defeated Xavier 92-77, end- ^, time of 150.4 Schappert luckily with Villanova basketball. How- was due to expire this March 31. in the Rhode Island athletic de- ing their sad seasion on j^ happy Instead of being replaced ""' "'>.. avoided the fracas that erupted ever on March 14 that relation- by an- partment until age 65. Lastly, note. ''•' ':^'^;-X. during his race between Illinois' as the ex-Villanova other multi-year pact, it would coach Kraft stated that the salary ^•.'" ship ended, ./, •v;' •' Back Seat Bob Mango and Marcel Philippe head hoop coach announced his now automatically cover only one quoted "isn't too far off." for the fans, the game took of Fordham. A shoving match dev- appointment as new head coach year at a time. After the Rhode Island repre- a back seat to the drama Ingelsby eloped between the two runners at the University of Rhode Island. According to coach Kraft, this sentative traveled to VU and made created by first passing Hubie with Philippe being disqualified Speculation about Kraft's future lack of job security which this his offer, Kraft still did not jump White, and then Billy Melchionni for pushing Mango off the track. at the Main Line had been brewing policy created was a major fac- at the chance to leave Villanova. on the all time scoring list. He Propitiously for Schappert, a jun- for weeks previous, even during the tor in his decision to leave Vill- He had several conferences with ended his career with 1616 points, ior at Villanova, he was out in last two regular season contests anova. Although the university did Fr. McCarthy and did state that with only Paul Arizin (1648), Larry front of the fisticuffs and after of this year. An exclusive promise him employment until re- the University did make overtures Hennessy (1737), Howard Porter running a 56 first quarter came Villanovan interview with coach tirement at age 65, this was only in hopes that he would stay on. (2026). and Bpb Schafer (2094) back with a scorching 54.4 second Kraft on March 16 brought out a verbal "gentlemen's agreement" However Villanova seemingly still ahead of him. promising a quarter. "Jumbo" Eliott, head the following facts regarding his and it did not specify a position could not offer as Ingelsby put on a dazzling display track coach at Villanova said leaving Villanova: within the athletic department. future to the 52 year-old Kraft, in the first half. He missed his Schappert' s race was one of the Approximately one month ago On the other hand, the repre- who will take over at Rhode Island first four shots, but then caught "outstanding performances of the a representative from the Uni- sentative from Rhode Island met this April 1. fire, connecting on six of his next two day meet." versity of Rhode Island obtained about 90% of Kraft's wishes be- eight shots, ending the half with Forever Grateful Villanova also fielded a distance permission from Villanova Ath- fore even hearing them. In an at Villanova, 14 points. He did this despite In looking back be- Coghlan, medley team of Eamon letic Director (at the time) Art article from last week's Phila- that he would be for- ing hounded by a relay team of Kraft stated Jack Garniewski, Kevin McCarey Mahan to talk to coack Kraft. delphia Bulletin, Kraft's new con- grateful to the school for five players sent in by Xavier head ever not and Tom Gregan but they were Throughout his 12 seasons at VU, tract was stated as "a home, guar- giving the chance to coach on coach Dick Campbell to cover him as fortunate as Schappert in avoid- this was the first real serious anteed job until age 65, and about thereby make Ingelsby. He also had nine re- the college level and tied ing trouble. With the Wildcats bid by another school to draw $20,000 salary per year." In In his 12years bounds in the half, and finished a name for himself. for first a Texas freshman runner away the Wildcat coach. speaking with Kraft, he first of Kraft has exper- the season tied with Larry Moody as head coach, was in the wrong lane at the hand- One Year Contract all stated that the home section season, as the teams' leading rebounder, ienced only one losing off turn and quartermiler Garniew- And this year coach Kraft was of the article was a complete being this past one. He has the game with 14, which led both that ski plowed into the Texan. The listening. For starting in 1973 fabrication, adding that the only and molded the style of teams. (He also finished the season coached baton was jarred loose from Gar- all Villanova employees were to type of home he might get would notables as Wally Jones, tied with Larry Moody as the such niewski because of the collision be placed on one year contracts. be a standard professor's house Melchionni, teams' leading rebounder, averag- Jim Washington, Bill thus ending Villanova's chances for This decision originated from the owned and rented by Rhode Island. ing 6.2 rebounds a contest.) (Continued on page 3) qualifying in the finals of the dis- office of FR. McCarthy and in- Regarding the job security at "I was overwhelmed by the tance medley. ovation Tommy received, but he One must keep in mind that Formor Hoad Coach Jack Kraft. certainly deserved it," said Jack Villanova was minus two of their Kraft. "He is one of the finest top runners in competing in the individuals I've ever known, and > K . > NCAA's. Brian McElroy did not run Senate Closer probably Gets the best all around player because of sickness as was the case Students Facing Cuts in I've coached at Villanova. Perhaps with two miler John Hartnett. "We his only drawback is the fact that would have had a good shot at he often underestimates his own Photo by John Farina A twisting Federal Education Aid ability." layup It put in by senior Ed Hastings. Hastings played superbly in his last game- (Continued on page 15) To Being 'Fed Up' Hastings Ends Career ';;> By JOE TYRRELL state scholarships, and Villanova Xavier, which suffered its 13th After this ^m'- discouraging season, the been sent . Eddie have already Hastings, also ending his An estimated 375 students cur- students consecutive defeat at the hands of future of cified hours on weekends. Dr. stating that "the Board brilliant career at Villanova, added Villanova basketball By IMAUREEN McGUIRE a motion applications for Pennsylvania the Wildcats, finished the season Langran pointed out that Fr. rently attending Villanova will be 13 first half markers for the Wild- is loaded with question marks. of Trustees has violated policies Higher Education Scholarship affected next year by proposed with a dismal 3-23 record. Connie The only Friday's nearly four-hour McCarthy had said that he would cats, as they raced to a 47-32 question mark facing that they themselves have ap- awards. This grant, however, is Warren, a 6'6" senior forward, veto any parietals motions and cuts in federal aid to educa- ' Ingelsby of University Senate ..." halftime lead. now, though, is which pro meeting the proved The policies in ques- restricted to residents of Penn- Scored 24 points to lead the Musca- made at least one thing clear - that he would not submit any tion. Prospects are bleak for For the first team he will be sinking those tion are the building priorities Further, the maximum nine minutes of with funds sylvania. teers, and was the only reason the the power of the Senate in the area such motions to the Board "be- replacing these monies the second half feathery jump shots for next year. which set the construction of a of aid for a Pennsyl- the Xavier defend- sources. amount game was not a complete of policy legislation is certainly it is debating so- from other ers runaway. As one rollout at the game appro- cause not a Student Union Building as highest an out-of-state smothered Ingelsby, making it Sent vanian attending The Wildcats outrebounded Xavier in question. ciety." Student President Bill Letters very difficult for priately stated, "Thanks Tommy priority, the financial policy is $800. Only four his teammates President Nixon has decided institution 47-39, and caused the Ohio team and Finally, with only five minutes Mann stated, "I' will be very to get the ball to him. Billy Eddie, and good luck." which set limits on increases in otjier states allow their residents Harris to eliminate both the National to make 19 turnovers. , remaining in the allotted three angry if the first item on the and Larry Moody, -r .V. tuition and room and board, and to use any state aid money out- displaying some Direct Loan and the Ed- Last Links To Houston ViHanova BasketlMilI Coach of hours, the student senators pre- agenda of the next meeting is Student fine baseline moves, took the Senate Constitution which es- side their borders. up the 12 years ucational Opportunity Grant. This Jack Kraft, is due to sented two resolutions. The first the veto of parietals!" The mo- Advisory scoring slack to help keep Xavier With the departure of Ingelsby tablished an Athletic Loans make his decision year, 490 Villanova students are on whether called for the Senate to reaffirm, tion passed, 25-2-2, with Fr. resolution called at bay. Both players finished the and Hastings, so go the last real Committee. The The other possible substitute lie is leaving Villanova, some- participating in these programs, game pass and resubmit the parietal Richard Breslin, one of the two for the Board to "recognize and with 16 points, as links with the N.C.A.A. semi- for federal funds is bank loans. did time today. dissenters, saying "I won't be which is about average. Vincent Hastings. document dated February 16, respect the Villanova University curtailment of federal finalist team of two years ago. Femia, Directorof Financial Aid, But the 1972. The document calls for angry at the next meeting." Senate as constituted and com- As the minutes ticked away in assistance is expected to make Finally, has sent a letter to any of these the limited visitation during' spe- the students presented municate to the Senate the reluctant to lend money second half, Villanova was students who plan to re- banks increasing methods in which they intend to for schooling. its lead to 20 points, turn next fall, warning that "un- but the crowd grew impatient remedy the existing problems Education associations, col- as less the two programs are fund- / soon Ingelsby failed to score. With 11:45 as as possible." lege financial officers, and ed, we will be unable to assist left he brought the The student motion was sup- various groups such as the Amer- ball upcourt you next year." ported himself, and hit a jumpshot, and by a document submitted ican Nurses' Association are lob- In addition to the liquidation from that point on, the by the Athletic Advisory Com- bying in Washington to pre- game was all of aid programs, money avail- Ingelsby's. The fans began cheer- mittee which informed the "Ex- serve present aid arrangements, able to universities from the ing whenever ecutive Committee that it (the but a Nixon aide has said that he touched the ball, National Defense Fund has been and the field house erupted AAC) refuses to meet again until there will be "no compromise" with a impounded by the President. thunderous ovation when he sank it receives a clear statement on the matter. With a long de- from its a free throw with just under four the Board on status Too High bate likely in Congress, voting within the decision making pro- minutes left to pass Melchionni on A new administration plan calls will not come until late sum- cess." This action was taken as the ail time list. He was given an- for creating a Basic Educational mer, which will be too late to result other standing ovation when he was a of the establishment of Opportunity Grant, with $1400 restore funds for the upcoming a second AAC Fr. McCarthy student. removed from the game with 1:57 by set aside for each But school year. on orders from the Board and his this arrangement, the remaining, which lasted until time under Femia urges students and par- subsequent by -passing of the Sen- family or individual contribution ran out. It was a fitting tribute toa ents to write to their congress deserving star. ate AAC. toward a student's education people. Addresses for local res- Dr. Dowd introduced a sub- that few "I was more nervous tonight than would be set so high idents: Photo by Jim Qrogan stitute motion which called for for in all my other games," Ingelsby will be able to qualify even Sen. Richard S. Schwieker NCAA 880 WIKNER is Ken Schappert of Villanova. Schappert won in said after the establishment of a joint a partial scholarship, and the the game. "Everyone an outstanding time of 1:50.4. United States Senate Board-Senate committee to dis- was telling me to get the points. average grant will actually be Washington. D.C. 20510 Photo by Jim Qrogan cuss the problem of the power of Even my little brother smaller than at present. was sitting GIRLS LACROSSE Photo by Robin Ramistella Coach Jack Kraft talking over plans with his team in the Xavier the Senate Sen. Hugh Scott under the basket, holding up his to legislate. This was Officials of the Nixon Admin- fin- (same address) game. The Xavier game couM be the last time Kraft will coach for Wed., March 14 105A Bartley 4:30 Dr. Dowd introduoMi a motion for a joint Board-Sonata conHnHtaa at vehemently opposed by the stu- istration have suggested two al- gers to tell me how many more I Villanova as he might be taking over the head coach Job at Rhode Friday'a Sonata mooting. ternative sources of aid. One is (Continued on page needed." No Exparionco/Equipment Necessary (Continued on page 3) 2) Island. )

Page 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • March 21, 1973 Orientation Group SGA Petitions Stolen N B Seeks Counselors It was discovered on Saturday, son to believe that these peti- tions were stolen." March 17, that several petitions WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 for the Student Body Presidential The petitions had been locked in 11:30 A.M. Overbrook Motivational Society Meeting, 104 Corr Hall. elections were stolen from the the file cabinets in the S.G.A. For Fall Program 4:30 P.M. IPC Chariot Race, Austin Field. office. Because of an Student Government Office in abundance 7:00 P.M. IPC Trivia Quiz. North Lounge. of keys which can open the cabi- Dougherty Hall. 7:00 P.M. Alpha Phi Omega Meeting, 217 Tolentine. By KATHY MULCAHEY According to Student Body net, it is possible that practically 7KX) P.M. Kappa Sigma Meeting, 211 John Barry Hall. President Bill Mann, the Elec- anyone who had access to these A meeting of the Orientation 7:30 P.M. Free University: "Propaganda Analysis", 107 Bartley Hall. tions Committee met on Satur- keys could have taken the peti- Review Committee was held on 7:30 P.M. Modern Dance, Field House Stage. day to evaluate the petitions that tions. March 5 in the West Lounge of 7:30 P.M. Pentecostal Prayer Group, St. Rita's Chapel. each candidate for Student Body On Sunday evening, March 18, Dougherty Hall. The purpose of 8K)0 P.M. Lecture: Claude Lewis, Bulletin Columnist Will Speak on President had to submit, before the candidates had a meeting, in the meeting was to discuss the "Gang Behavior an Adult Responsibility", East Lounge. concept being approved as a candidate. which they decided to approve of Orientation and pos- 8:00 P.M. Free University: "Student Rights at Villanova and the It was discovered at this meeting all five presidential candidates ^t sible modifications to be initiated WorkI", 113 Bartley Hall. in that two out of the five petitions rather than push the S.G.A. elec- the Fall '73 program. In- 8.-00 P.M. Villanova Secretaries Basketball Game, FiekJ Huse. terested submitted were missing. Mann tions back by having' each candi- members of the class of 8:30 P.M. Play: "As You Like It", Vasey Theatre. '76 were stated that "There is good rea- date submit another petition. invited to the meeting 3:30 P.M. Lecture: Mr. Edward Piszek, Copernteus Society of Vto participate. America will speak on "What Poland Means to Me",' East Attendance was unfortunately Lounge. very light; however, the resulting Faculty Salaries Local AAUP discussion stressed the import- THURSDAY, MARCH 22 ance of the O.C.'s role as group 12:30 P.M. ETA Kappa Nu Meeting, 210 Tolentine Hall. leader, the need for more bal- Discussed Today Chapter Here 4n5 P.M. Lynx Meeting, Basement of Corr Hall. anced activities, and the ad- 4:30 P.M. IPC Tug of War, Austin Field. ditional use of alcoholic refresh- Fr. John Driscoll, Vice-Pres- 5:30 P.M. Chess Club Meeting, East Lounge. ments wherever possible. A new ident for Faculty Affairs, will Professor Charles H. Helme- 6.*00 P.M. Lambda Chi Alpha Meeting, 201 John Barry Hall. innovation, an Orientation steer- appear before the Faculty As- tag, President of the Villanova 6:30 P.M. Resident Student Assoclatton Meeting, 108 Bartley Hall. ing committee, whose purpose is sembly today to discuss salary chapter of the American Asso- 7:00 P.M. Sigma Tau Delta Meeting, 112 Bartley Hall. to comprehensively set up Orien- increments and contracts. Con- ciation of University Professors, 7:30 P.M. Free University: "Individualism and Its Social Con- tation and to be responsible for tracts have already been delayed has announced the formation of sequences", 106 Hartley Hall. all the details involved in carry- for several weeks, while dis- a nominating committee for of- 7:30 P.M. Free University: "Yoga", 109 Bartley Hall. ing out a successful program, cussions concerning the size and ficers for the local chapter. The 7:30 P.M. Free University: "Gay Liberation", 115-A Bartley Hall. was established. The chairman of nature of salary increases have committee is comprised of Pro- 7:30 P.M. Free University: "Art for Everyone", 115-B Bartley Hall. the committee is Tim McCor- been continuing. Presently, aver- fessors John J. Cawley, Chem- 7:30 P.M. Lambda Kappa Delta Meeting, 211 John Barry Hall. mack; the rest of the committee age faculty salaries at Villa- istry, Joseph George, Jr., His- 8:30 P.M. Modern Dance, Field House Stage. is composed of Steve Tsonis, nova are considerably below tory (Chairman), and Cyrus J. 8:30 P.M. Play: Shakespeare's "As You Like It", Vasey Theatre. Andrea Phillips, John Wetzel, those at similar institutions. .Sharer, Geography. 7:15 P.M. Movie: "Laurel and Hardy Festival", Second Showing at Mary McSweeney, and Scott The Assembly will meet at 4:30 9KX) P.M., St. Mary's Auditorium. Bachman. in 209 Bartley Hall. Dr. William Anybody wishing to make rec- ommendations foi the offices of A meeting will be held for Rice of the salary committee FRIDAY, MARCH 23 president, vice-president, sec- those members of the Classes of will also give a report. 7:15 P.M. Movie: "Laurel and Hardy Festival", Second Showing at retary and treasurer for the '74, '75 and '76 who are in- 900 P.M., St. Mary's Auditorium. 1973-74 academic year may sub- terested in becoming O.C.'s this 8KX) P.M. Faculty Club Social, Alumni House. mit his suggestions to a mem- fall. The major qualifications for 8H)0 P.M. IFC Party, FieM House. ber of the nominating committee members of the Orientation Com- Food Under 8:30 P.M. Mudcakes (Campus Coffee House), Basement of Corr by March 31, 1973. mittee are: an adequate knowl- Hall. edge of the University, and ability 8:30 P.M. Play: Shakespeare's "As You Like It", Vasey Theatre. and desire to work and an honest Evaluation and sincere attitude which keeps SATURDAY, MARCH 24 An evaluation of Food Services AuthorSpeaks the best interests of the fresh- 2M P.M. Catholk: Renaissance Society Meeting, East Lounge. at Villanova was undertaken this men in mind. J. The meeting will 8M P.M. Villanova Singers at Maltoy College. week, jointly sponsored by Food be at 4 p.m., Wednesday, March 8K)0 P.M. Mixer: "Blue Heather", FiekJ House. Services and the Resident Stu- On Education 21 in the East Lounge of Dough- 8:30 P.M. Play: Shakespeare's "As You Like It", Vasey Theatre. dents Association. The study erty Hall. was organized by Bill Wilson of Mr. Charles Silberman, dis- SUNDAY, MARCH 25 the RSA. No details of the study tinguished educator and author, Faculty Mass, Bartley Cafeteria.

,, Applications will be available have been released, and a full speaks on ''Crisis in the Class- Yoga and Meditation Meeting, 1st Fk>or Lounge. Stanford from Monday, March 19 until report is not expected for sev- room -- Two Years Later" at Hall. Friday, March 23 in the Student eral weeks. Main Line Reform Temple, Organizatk>n of Arab Students Meeting, North Lounge. Activities office, 2nd fl. D.H. Wynnewood, Friday evening, Pentecostal Prayer Group, Bartley Cafeteria. March 23 at 9:45 following ser- AH applications must be returned Film: Kurosawa's "Throne of Blood", Second Showing at vices. by Monday, March 26 at 4 p.m. Education Cuts 9K)0 P.M., Vasey Theatre. Campus Liturgy Campus, Ministry Center, St. Rita's Hall. Mr. Silberman, author of two Students will be interviewed in Villanova Singers at Mount St. Mary's College. (Continued from page 1 award winning books, "Crisis groups of three on Wednesday, Rep. John H. in the Classroom" and "Crisis March 28, and Thursday. March Ware ,. V in Black and White", is a former 29 in the evening. A schedule House of Representatives editor of Fortune Magazine and of interview times will be posted Washington, D.C. 20510 at present heads an educational on the Union Bulletin Board on . ov ':''^' '":;;:'; project for the Ford Foundation. the first floor of Dougherty Hall. 425 Cannon Building ; Washington, D.C. 20515 •The Social Action Committee A workshop meeting has been Of the three, Schwieker --who of Main Line Reform Temple scheduled for those selected on is on the Labor and Public Wel- which sponsors this evening, in- April 14. Attendance will be man- fare Committee, which will con- vites all members of the in- datory. (Members of BKS in- sider the - - - legislation has prom terested public, especially those terested in joining the Orienta- ised to the give :iituation "close in the field of education -- teach- tion Committee must submit ap- study." Neither Scott nor Ware ers and students -- to join them plications be interviewed.) and have taken any action. for the discussion this evening.

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THE PEACE CORPS 1970 350 cc KawasaKi Mint condition. $500 Call Tom 6—12. Mon -Fri., 687- 0934 March 21, 1973 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 4 • THE VILLANOVAN • March 21, 1973 « ^ It's Good anifipigia (Continued . . . That's What I Want from page 4) Exercise !aiiisi!£m(Di0s and numility. There were some suggestions that we deal honestly with one another, care Anyone interested in bicycle To the Editor, for one another, serve one activities contact: Ed Bacon, After reading another. It the letter in #37 Austin Hall, Dr. seems to me that if Catholicism John Field- last week's Villanovan concern- er, 1312 St. Thomas Hall, i3®^s®ipir is what I think it is, and Father Kevin ing the V.U. ticket office and Crerand, McCarthy is sincere, Villanova Student Union Office. Dear Editor: Villanova's athletic program, we is in great danger of disappear- the sentiments express- can only say "Thank God" that Some of ance. ed by student Senator John Gal- To The Editor: someone had the brains enough are 165 courageous Sincerely yours, lagher in his platform are not There to finally speak up against this plant Kate Tully To the Editor: reflective of the views of the people at the Dov/ Chemical pathetic set'-up. It is true that has been The recent cancellation of the other student Senators. in Bay City which the rising cost of athletic tickets James Buckley lecture has caused Sincerely, on strike for 14 months. They for home games is ridiculous; of certain doubts to surface concern- Rich Bowler would like to enlist the aid ridiculous first of all, because To the Editor: ing The Student Union's ability Student Senator your newspaper and members it is a desperate measure when It seems to me that a to provide certain activities for of the student body so that we a major university has to raise news- paper's primary the students. may survive. Dow Chimical is money for the school by picking purpose is to convey news. By its Let me assure you that the using its unlimited resources up an extra dollar here and very nature, it should strive to present an ob- Student Union worked long and in an attempt to destroy us eco- there. But perhaps the most ab- jective point of view. hard in planning for the aborted nomically and eliminate the surd reason for this raise is lecture. Correspondence started collective bargaining process of the quality of the teams that However, the Villanovan ap- the Editor: in the Fall and a date was finally To our Local Union which is 14055 Villanova plays at home. We pears to have set a precedent. set in mid-January. This was fol- In regards to the article in- of the United Steelworkers. always get the rinky-dink Qiian- In the March 14th issue, an art- lowed by a strong publicity cam- volving the student. Kirk John- Many workers and their fami- ticos, Xaviers, Boston Univer- icle written by Kirk Johnson was paign initiated by the Student Union son and the resident counselor, lies have suffered unlimited sities, and Merrimacks. And the printed in which he states the BECAUSE IT'S CHEAPER, THAT'S WWV— ?^OW SHUT UP AWP EAT VOUR GREENS.'" and Mr. Ruane of the Public In- John Fields; one must refer to hardships in the loss of income Villanova super-fan talks about unusual circumstances surround- title to the illu- ing formation Office. A reception was the page dismiss and personal property which they apathy? Who the hell wants to his separation from the dor-

' :"::'>:''' '<'''\^:*^ mitory 'r even planned involving certain in- sions of a "Big Brother" news- have had to sell in order to feed pay two dollars to see them? on a possible parietal vio- i./ ,• dividuals from the faculty and stu- letter. The accusation of insub- their families because Dow Bring in the good teams and lation and insubordination. This dent body, including our Presi- ordination is grossly unfounded Chemical refUses to resolve an you'll get supporters. Not until article took almost a half page. det, Father McCarthy. To be sure and should be questioned by every unjust labor dispute provoked by then. Will all residents in the same Enthusiastic students test the Mechanical Engineering Depart- then, The Student Union went to resident student. To respond Dow Chemical and its local man- situation be able to use this ser- ment's newest breakthrough to transport students between floors. While writing this grievance, great pains to provide for a suc- negatively to social request is agement. vice? Or is this just a political we might as well make a comment GREEK WEEK EVENTS cessful ant! beneficial lecture for not by any means insubordina- In the interest of humanity we move on the part of Mr. John- m concerning the decision of Jack Monday, March 19 Pie Eating 4:00 p.m. Dougherty the students. tion, if it is everyone is guilty ask that you print this letter son and the newspaper to make this actA>n including the resi- Kraft. We all may be sorry to Tuesday, March 20 Relay Race 4:00 p.m. Stadium It was understood by both par- of in your college paper and that him a martyr of the Villanova see him go, but put yourself Wednesday, March 21 Chariot Race 4:30 p.m. Austin Field ties that Legislative duties could dent counselor, John Fields. Ap- the student body aid us by re- community? in his place. Knowing Villanova Wednesday, March 21 Trivia Quiz 7:00 p.m. North Lounge conflict with the commitment and, parently, Mr. Fields does not fusing to buy Handi-wrap plastic I find it highly coincidental that and their greed, he is probably Thursday, March 22 Tug of War p.m. Austin Field thus, force a cancellation of the know the meaning of insubordina- food wrap and Ziploc bags which Kirk's story appears so close 4:30 being paid ten dollars a game Thursday, March 22 Chugging 7:00 p.m. 7 lecture. This is something that tion or in this instance has used are made at the Bay City plant. to election time. with an added extra being a Friday, March 23 Awards Night ? all Senators must do when plan- it quite loosely. The latter being If there are individuals or While I sympathize with Kirk's free pair of Tom Inglesby's dirty Saturday, March 24 Individual Fraternity Banquets ning their speaking calendar so the case, I question his diction. groups on campus who would like situation, I regret to see the Vil- sweat socks following the game. The Inter-fraternity council would like to thank DPE, ZP and as to remain flexible, should any However, the student does not to aid us in this humane endeavor, lanovan did not perceive this as LKA for the enthusiasm that was shown in the pledge skits last unexpected business arise. In any relinquish his rights against ir- please contact me at the address an obvious political move to gain Jack Kraft issmart, fellow Villa- Thursday night in the fieldhouse. A good time rational and indiscriminate request sympathy. was had by all. case March 15 was deemed to which is given below. We novans. He knows a good deal searches of his room when he be the most acceptable date once that they boycott the above men- when he sees one. Rhode Island Sincerely, enters into a contract with the products which are pro- A CONCERNED all factors were taken into con- tioned is most likely offering him two VILLANOVAN university. The irrationality of in Bay sideration (including the fact that duced by Dow Chemical or three times the money he's this counselor's actions is self- other aid or ac- Mr. Buckley hiad another engage- City and by any getting here. Add to that Rhode evident; the denial of a social tivities which may aid our cause. ment on the same day in the Island's stepping up of their Bud Drinkers, can request as a basis for such an Thank you, area). basketball program with Villa- accusation can not be considered The Ides of March was against Martin Schwerin nova's gradual decay, and there indicative of logical thought pro- us this year for that unexpected 401 N. Chilson St. is no reason whatsoever to stay. \ ,-j .;;•*: . '. business did arise for Senator cesses. I submit that this Bay City, Michigan you figure this out? Buckley. Let that not, however, counselor's dignity may have Local 14055 Fr. McCarthy's classic state- be an omen of things, to come been harmed but this type of ment "We have no intent on The Taxman Cometh Joe walked into a bar one day wanting to with The Student Union; for they emotionalism can not be toler- entering into a bidding war with buy 4 quarts of Budweiser®. His friends have worked diligently and will ated in such a position of re- Rhode Island," tells it all. Villa- Bob and Fred were less thirsty and wanted to buy only 3 quarts each. If is the case, is cheap! continue to do so in their effort sponsibility. this nova This particular bar sold only Bud. on tap, and either in 3-quart pitchers or social apology is in order on If there is any chance of getting to provide a spectrum of events a 5-quart pitchers. Using these pitchers as measures, pouring the Bud from one the part of the student and not rid of a coach of Kraft's talent for all of the students. ^ to the other, how did the bartender measure out exactly 3 quarts for Bob, an accusation of insubordination wia®s3^ (who deserves a l)etter salary) ;,:'; Sincerely, 3 quarts for Fred, and 4 quarts for Joe? by the counselor. To the Editor: and hiring a coach of lesser talent James K. Gilligan, President An eight cent stamp may Furthermore, it is quite Last week in Dougherty Hall's (who should get a minimum Villanova Political Union be the best investment you shocking that such an accusation West Lounge, the Arab Student salary) then why not leave the will ever make in your life, -u is upheld by the Dean's office. League presented an exhibition door open for Jack to go to The Pallottines offer a chal- May I submit that it is quite of Arab art, culture and prop- Rhode Island? Hell, Villanova lenging career with deep fortunate that Villanova has per- aganda. It featured prominently could really pick up some extra personal commitments for sonnel in the upper echelons displays of alleged Israeli war pennies that way, couldn't they the young man who is un- of the administrative hierarchy crimes, along side of tourist Fr. McCarthy? selfish enough to want to possessing more wisdom and ex- Oh well, this is just another photos. lead his fellow man thro«!'gh perience than that which is in- The propaganda machine of the episode in the continuing saga the storms of religious, To the Editor: dicative of this office. It be- Arab nations functioned quite well. of "The Rise and Fall of Villa- social and economic up- I- Although a candidate for the Uni- hooves the Dean to rescind his We saw pictures of starving Pal- nova." The saga, of course, is heaval. It's worth investi- versity Senate from the College decision that penalizes this stu- estinian refugees; portraits of a comedy. gating this Catholic Com- munity of Apostolic of Arts and Sciences, it strikes dent for "insubordination" which napalmed babies. It was an ap- Yours Truly, Men. Make the investment. It me that the necessity for abso- resulted from irrational and un- peal to emotions, not reason. Many, many V.U. may be the beginning of a lute brevity in the writing of a timely actions of the counselor, It goes without saying that the Students great career. resume serves merely to increase Mr. Fields. It is even more exhibition did not even refer to the temptation to resort to gener- essential that this action be in- any Arab wrongdoings. No pic- alization in an analysis of the itiated by the Dean to demon- tures of slain Israeli athletes, let- needs of the university commun- strate to the resident students ter-bomb victims or bombed Is- ^(Qm:m Mis^ism^ FALUfTTIHBS Director of Vocat'ons j ity. I am convinced that my pre- that there is truth to the Hand- raeli kibbutizim were shown. stu- 309 N. Paca Street sentation of that kind of truncated book's statement regarding Both sides of the Middle East I j Baltimore, Maryland 21201 • analysis would in no way bene- dent rights. conflict are wrong, both are guil- To The Editor, I I fit or enlighten the constituency Insubordinately, I am interested in I ty in this vein. I suppose that what r Father Mc- I Please send me Information! that I hope to serve. It is for that A Resident Student will happen next is that the Jew- 1 111 Carthy's alleged statement that •about the Pallottine n Priest-j reason that I have declined to Villanova should cease to ish Student Union will ask for exist hood Brotherhood I n submit a resume for publication equal time to dispense their prop- when it ceases to be Catholic. in the Villanovan and have chosen aganda and nothing will be accom- I would like to know what he Name to utilize this forum to offer an plished. means by "Catholic". Now I I explanation for that decision. It The administration is basically am Catholic and I never heard that is my hope that I will be able to wrong in this matter. The fault a closed mind and contempt for •J19suiiq jaq.o:nd :jJBnb-g b >fUBjp puE develop, both in the scheduled To the Editor: lies in allowing an exhibition of other peoples' opinions are Cath- joqui puB s;jBnb joj uiaqj pagjBq.-) little for ijb uaq^ \f q:jiM aof SuiABaj puB s^jBnb debate forums for the candidates I have a message culture to t)ecome an arm for olic virtues. In fact, 1 seem to g luiq SuiAig 'jaqo^id s.qoy j^o do:j o^ and in the distribution of liter- those who may need it: When propaganda. recall that Christ told us to love i] pasn puB uib8b jaq.iijd :|jBnb-Q aq^j dn life's Jano^id s,qoa oiui s;jBnb 3uiuiBiuaj aq:j ature defining specific proposals looking through two- I hope that this does not hap- other people as much as we love P^liy ^H z painod aq uaqj^ Jaqa^id mirror, try to catch re- ^jBiib-g s.pai^ aq ;Bq; jaqo^id and attitudes, a more cogent analy- way a pen in the future. ourselves. There was, if I am pang luojjf ^jnenb-g b paim aq ^sjij ^HaMSNV yourself. zation than I am capable of pro- flection of Lee Herman not mistaken, some mention of ANHEUSER-BUSCH. INC • ST LOUIS c.B#M^ viding in 250 words. Yours sincerely, kindness, patience, generosity, on page 5) Francis X. Mooney MICHAEL PERILSTEIN (Continued . "

Pag« 6 • THE VILLANOVAN • March 21. 1973 W. March 21, 1973 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pag« 7 Engineering Raised Offset Wages Culture: B ullu/inkle's O T.V. Conference Dollar Devaluation A Audience Of Idiots? Alive And Well goal is for us to be able to associate the product with good times. For any student planning a trip addressing, handling, printing, Next Week to Beer commercials never show six or seven college students packed in Europe a temporary paying and postage) to Placement Office, 3 a dorm room, drinking until they pass out or vomit all over the room On Thursday, March 29, 1973, job in Austria, Switzerland, SOS, 22 Ave. de la Liberie, (or both). Picnics and parties with fun-loving people are always used. the Engineering Council of Vil- France or some other country Luxembourg — Europe. Inquiries And Cigarette commercials never show a cancer patient. Instead, they lanova University will present could be the answer to lower and applications for paying jobs How small am I? I'm about focus on tough cowboys or sexy, but liberated the fourth annual Engineering purchasing power of the U.S. in Europe should be sent early five-eleven. women. Sub- brother is six consciously, we all want to able Career Conference, to be held dollar. Recently raised wages enough to allow SOS ample time My foot four. be to identify with people and places I like those depicted in the television advertisements. on the second floor of John Barry in Europe will not only offset to process the papers. weigh about 150. A Tournament any loss My brother weighs more. Living Hall. This conference will feature in dollar value, but a (Sung to the tune of "America" The third segment of the psychological approach deals with what a few total of fifteen professional weeks work at a resort, By Simon & Garfunkel) is being said. In this, the advertiser hopes to build up the product un- engineering hotel or restaurant Next to Michael speakers from the job providing Boo - ooo - ooo - oooooo til it is irresitible. Children are tremendously affected in this way. Eastern United States, wages plus free I guess I'm pretty small, speaking room and board Boo - ooo - ooo - oooooo How many times have you seen toys demonstrated on television, only .1^: on will But sitting on a toilet. relevant topics and career actually pay for the youth to find out that it was merely two pieces of plastic held together with In Europe opportunities fare air ticket Centered in a stall, in Civil, Electrical, and provide left- Crime Geezer is gone now he made his a piece of wire? For the adults, a certain brand of aspirin is ad- and Mechanical Engineering. over cash for traveling around in the middle of the bathroom In own fortune in pro ball. vertised as being "faster to your stomach than any other leading pain By REGINA DAVID all there will be six different Europe. Temporary paying stu- At the end of the hall. a leading independent Can you remember that old Hous- reliever." This, they say, has been verified by For a majority of students, seminars and they will be held dent jobs are available to any On the second floor say, that headache ton Stand? testing institute. What the report did was ALL culture is a dead subject. For at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. Fol- student willing to work in order Does Of a building not so big, rate. Now we bought a pack of Soph- remedies are alike. They all reach the stomach at the same many of the students on the Vil- lowing the seminars, coffee to see Europe. On a campus only relieving tension, and omores Other claims of reducing upset stomach, as well as lanova campus, "art" is limited doughnuts will be served in the Most jobs are in Austria, Tractors could dig aspirins find on Pay Hoping Larry Moody Dies are also false. The onlv difference between the you to slides shown in Falvey, while Structures Lab in John Barry Switzerland, France and Ger- The center of a town And Walked off to look for the your druggist's shelf is the price. Why would a particular gasoline "history" is relegated to a suc- Hall. many in such categories as re- On the outskirts of a city Field House. refiner promise a product which increases gas mileage, if this would cession of facts memorized in A career conference sort, hotel, restaurant, hospital (CPS/ZNS) -- Which is only fourth largest dinner Lieutenant Wil- mean that we went back for a refill fewer times (unless, of course, the Western Civilization. Often these will be held afterwards in the and farm work. Jobs are also liam Calley has collected Isn't it a pity! $20,000 "Larry, I said as he warmed up price was raised so as to make up for the deficit which would soon be subjects never transcend their •East Lounge of Doughery available in factories, offices in federal salary In the greatest land Hall payments from to battle with Bantom, realized if we did go back fewer times)? Advertisers apparently feel it academic boundaries to attain the at 6:30 p.m. The keynote speak- and shops. Standard wages are the government since he Which is small compared to other was con- Tournaments seem like a dream is their right to bend the facts a little if this means selling the status of living experiences. This :¥:< always On a .; er at the dinner will be paid, and room and board victed of murdering planet too small Rep. 22 Vietnam- to me now. product. year, however, Villanova, in con- Lawrence G. Williams of are arranged in advance ese civilians in I'm beginning to smother Dela- and March 1971. Cal- It took you four games to hit The second half of the advertiser's approach to separating a con- junction with Rosemont College, ware County. Pennsylvania, provided free ofcharge with most ley has been able All in a Universe with distance who to continue double figures." sumer from his money is the part we see on television. It is here is again offering its students the will speak on the "Science Foun- jobs. The Student Overseas Ser- to collect and Only time could span spend his $10,600 We've all gone to look for the where the ad men really let us know what they think of us. Though unique opportunity for a memor- dation Bill" presently before the vices (SOS), a Luxembourg stu- annual salary thanks I never really realized to personal Field House. the psychological approach is the most immoral (experts once called able educational experience com- House of Representatives. dent organization which has intervention in How small I really am. Con- been his case by Pres- these psychological approaches brainwashing when used by Nazi bined with the fun of a European gressional leaders expect helping students for the past ident Nixon. Chooch '76 a tough 15 Laughing in the stands By BOB WESOLOWSKl German), the practical approaches are the most degrading. Ap- vacation. battle in the House to pass the years, will obtain a job, work Palestra games were disgraces Television is this country's primary method of mass com- parently, from a look at television commercials, the advertisers iden- The Spannocchia summer study bill, which would establish permit, visa, and any other nec- Calley was found guilty of mur- a We saw the men in the blue and munication. In one evening of viewing entertainment, millions can tify us as three year olds, with the intelligence of a pile of bricks. program is more than a succes- Federal Science Foundation, essary working papers required der charges stemming from the white suits and then cried » enjoy blase situation comedies (the same plot with different faces) for They actually have the nerve to treat us this way. This is ac- sion of classes; it is a multi- funded by the government. for any college student who My Lai massacre March 31, 1971 ( A Jack said, "Be careful?" then sat feeble-minded; late night talk shows for a view of how the other complished through the use of talking animals, men with shields faceted experience through which and the similar bill was passed in the applies early enough. SOS also was immediately ordered down to dream of Rhode Island. half doesn't live; news commentary programs for those illiterates driving motor boats in toilet tanks, housewives operating steam the student encounters art, his- provides stripped of his uniform, Senate last year. ,.- ,,; ..•.,; a job orientation in stripped Ode to Core Chemistry unable to read a newspaper, magazine, or periodical; and straight rollers on their kitchen floors, spoiled children refusing to blow their tory and literature, not in isol- Both the career conference Europe before going to your job. of his salary and imprisoned. Toss in a jump shot, I counted news programs, filled with every sensational tidbit pertaining to rape, nose because of scratchy tissues, and grown men and women unable ated segments, but as vital, inte- seminars and dinner are open Application forms, job listings The sodium was ionized. President Nixon, however, inter- one in the first half murder, war, and scandal (just like the Daily News). But there is to resist squeezing a roll of plain, ordinary, toilet paper. It is un- grated forces. During the four to all students and guests. For and descriptions, and the SOS vened The Hydrogen was iodized, in the case and ordered We scored the last one an hour more to television than just this; it is a method of selling America. fortunate that the excuse can not be given that these commercials week program, students actually further information, contact handbook on earning a trip to And my poor head was pulverized that Calley merely be confined ago In one sixty second time slot, the modern television advertiser, were meant for children. live in the Castello di Spannoc- members of the Engineering ^".urope may be obtained by send- By needless chemistry facts. to his quarters at Fort Denning So I looked at the scheduling using science, technology, clever photography, and enough psychology An undue and distorted emphasis is placed on the human body, chia, an authentic Tuscan castle Council or any of the Engineer- ng your name, address, ediica- Georgia, until his conviction We lost 18 without-a-win for Sigmund Freud to turn in his grave, is able to reduce the public to which the advertisers think should be soft, sexy, young looking, dating from the twelfth century. ing offices. 'ional institution, and $1 (for If hydrogen is oxidized could be fully reviewed. And a boo rose over the empty a group of social misfits, who are treated as children, spoken to as smooth, clean, and any of a hundred other things. The ad agencies Instead of "studying" art Is oxygen then "hydrodized?" gym. illiterates, and deprived of all human dignity. The most outrageous are also guilty of mocking the emotions (does ginger ale really taste through slides and lectures, the Why must arts students be mes- Nixon's decision restored aspect, however, is that of those Philadelphia advertising firms in- like love?) and playing with the Freudian fixations we all hold. Do students can experience art Gal- merized ley's salary and other benefits, "Larry, we've lost," I said though 11 terviewed for this article, 90% flatly denied such accusations. All felt statements with hidden sexual connotations really belong inthe public through viewing the works of By useless chemistry facts? d v VILLANOVA VETERANS and since then Calley has collect- I knew he was sleeping that television commercials were fair, accurate, and extremely eye? Is it fair to wonder: VDoes she or doesn't she?" Should the the Renaissance masters first- The Veterans Club of I'm empty and Villanova now hat a bulletin in Dougherty ed a total of $20,000 in pay from I'm aching and I'll mature in their presentation of the product. They obviously haven't public be entitled to know if "only her hairdresser knows for sure?" hand. The curriculum includes Hail. New experiments subsidized Information concerning veterans benefits, will be posted the government. A military tell you why! seen Morris, the talking cat, running for his "din din". Others were statements with hidden sexual connotations really belong in the trips to Florence, Siena and And all results anthologized regulariy. It is the duty of I'm counting the stars in well the less cele- each veteran to make himself aware of spokesperson said that Cal- the U more honest. They fully realized the course of their actions, and public eye? Is it fair to wonder: "Does she or doesn't she?" Should Rome, as as So students what the government is can be hypnotized of doing for the veteran. ley will not have to repay any P's front court openly admitted this. A product had to be sold. An obligation to the the public be entitled to know if "only her hairdresser knows for brated towns of Assisi, Perugia With foolish chemistry facts. The Villanova Veterans Club is a member of the International of the money in the event his employer, plus a sense of pride in their work, enabled these gen- sure?" and Volterra. For those students Federation of Veterans Clubs (Alpha Sigma Mu). if you would like to conviction is upheld. We've all gone to look for a utilize tactics necessary to sell the product. ef- Are several seductive looking young ladies to be permitted to say: interested in water color and Although These reactions tlemen to any The join, are catalysed; or wouki like informatton concerning the Vet, call the Lieutenant tournament. it, it long?" Should drawing, studio courses are 527-0338 or is under house Nineteen fectiveness of their methods is reflected in the 800 billion dollars "It's not how long you make but how you make attend new compounds synthe- our meetings, heki Tuesdays at 12:30 in Room 203, Vasey Hall. arrest, he is permitted to All come and look for a tourna- spent in alone. phallic symbols such as the container for a new product. Super Ban available, enabling the individu- stroll sized! which consumers 1970 ment. around his furnished apartment But contrary to what one may believe, there is more to a 5000, be permitted to line our grocer's shelves? Are products with al to perfect his own artistic The Chem prof, should be analyzed and the grounds All run and look for a tourna- Secret, technique. Other courses offered outside, to keep * Jl*' * television commercial than meets the eye. It is an involved procedure, names that have definite Freudian connotations such as The Mr. With known psychology facts! Edward Piszek, the self-made milltonarie and founder of IMrs. a pet dog. and to watch his ment. mixing theory with practice. The first half, theory, is purely Natural Way, (and best of all) Score, really necessary? for the summer program include color Tsu Do Nimh Paul's Kitchens will Boo - ooo - ooo - - Italian, Dante and the History talk on Wednesday, March 21. in the East television set. Calley 's girlfriend ooo ooo - ooo - ooooooo psychological. It has three main subdivisions: Who says it, how it is Is the reason that the young lady across the street didn't really (A.S. exchange student) Lounge, at 3:30 of the Italian City States. All P.M. His topk: will be: What Poland means to me. reportedly comes by each day Chuck Spataro said, and what is said. Who says it is involved with the physical ap- like you because of your breath? Maybe your tooth paste didn't have This lecture is organized by the Polish Circle of Villanova. to do his shopping and cooking. pearance of the actor. He or she must be a figure, popular to the any sex appeal. Do you have a ring around the collar? Perhaps she are conducted with the aim of •public eye, well liked, perfectly dressed, and extremely articulate. didn't like your faded striped jeans (they wouldn't have faded if you combining a worthwhile educa- They are supposed to embody those ideals which all of us seek, yet had used cold water). Did your deodorant quit? Maybe she was really tional experience with a fuller Italy itself. fail to attain. Their public image depicts them as friendly, likeable, at fault. Did she have hands like a lobster, hair like a mop (with dan- appreciation of The cost of the is and good companions. The goal is for us to identify with these figures druff too), smelled like a horse (due to nervous perspiration). Or have program which includes round trip on a subconscious level. After we identify, we strive to become more skin like a lizard? Obviously, the goal is to make all of us as self- $995 fare, accommodations, meals, like them. In doing so, we naturally begin to identify with the product conscious as possible, with the promise that these miracle products and a three day trip to Rome, to such a degree that we are unable to resist buying it. When famous will cure every imaginable problem. as well as the cost of eight figures are not available, actors are sought that represent the way we In the long run, it is obvious that the advertiser's one and only * . li > academic credits. Interested stu- would most like others to view us. Again, if we feel more like the goal is to sell the product. The means of selling are unimportant. If it dents can contact either Dr. Cum- people in the advertisement, we are more apt to identify with the is first necessary to brainwash the public in order to destroy all mings or Mr. Cannon of Villa- product. resistance, then treat us like children, or even more commonly, like nova's History Department, or How the product is sold is also important. Snappy jingles and babbling idiots, then so be it. The morality or immorality of the Sister Stella Kelly of Rosemont. bright, flashy colors are always used. Nobody stands in front of a situation never enters into consideration. If a method sells a Try it - you'll like it. camera and reads idiot cards. Everyone has to sing end dance. The product, use it. The public isn't worth anything anyway. Lettuce Boycott Hits Campus By PAUL FINNEY some time to come. The lettuce boycott was called United States Catholic Conference, In support of the migrant farm Mr. Les Geis, director of the by the farm workers in Calif- who stated that "a fundamental workers' struggle to gain fair ONCE, A DRAGON CHALLENGED WHENCE food ornia THE KNIGHT FORGETHE BUT ALAS, WHEN VICTORIE WAS PROVING service, agreed to support and Arizona, where most issue of social justice" is in- A KNIGHT TO A GAME OF QUOITS. THAT SOME GUYS wages and better working condi- QUICKLY INTO THE LEAD, AND ALMOST HIS, BAD LUCK FALLETH the boycott declared by Cesar of the country's lettuce is grown, involved, because "without strong, FOR THE JUST DON'T KNOW HOW TO tions, the University Food Ser- WAGER OF 3 CANS OF AGREED TO DOUBLE THE BET... Chavez and the after the growers refused to allow UFW, upon being . UPON HIM, AND HE LOST ALL QUOIT WHEN THEY'RE AHEAD. honest representation. .the plight SCHAEFER BEERE . . vices agreed last week to stop HIS BEERE TO THE DRAGON... presented with over five hundred the farm workers to be represented of agricultural workers and their all purchases of iceberg lettuce signatures of customers urging by Cesar Chavez and the UFW families will remain desperate." not grown by the United Farm him not to serve non-union lettuce union. The farm workers have also Workers. Because of the lack of in the cafeterias. Up to this time, called for a nationwide boycott availability of union lettuce in Information concerning the let- V/jUJljiiJ the food service had given partial of the A&P food chain, largest this area, this means that in all support to the Farm Workers' single buyer of non-union lettuce tuce boycott can be obuined'from: Scha«fer Breweries. New >fork. N V , probability the cafeterias served B«ilimore. Md . Lehigh v«iiey. Pj. cause, serving substitute lettuce in the country. The lettuce boy- by the Villanova Food Service Paul Finney, LA 7-9752, Room 31 such as endive, romaine, et. al. cott is supported by the Committee will not serve iceberg lettuce for on most occasions. on Social Development of the -/

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function, that is, representatives of the students. We, the Volunteers. advocate the concept of true student representation and we will be uncompromising and unrelenting in our struggle against the repressive policies of certain individuals of the administration." Replying to the ciuestion. "what's the difference between this group and the officially recognized student government with respect to tactics?", the spokesman said, "as true student representatives we will actively pursue the goal of bringing genuine student par- ticipation into the decision making processes which directly effect the students. The difference? These aspirations can not bt attained by Ken and Barbie dolls but rather by a unified and co-operative group actively dedicated to the principles of academic and social freedom. And this is why individuals have joined together — to achieve these common goals; the Volunteers." In what areas of student life would this decision making process need student participation the most? "The main areas are those of social freedom, academics and academic freedom, and university development. We agree with the principle that students being morally responsible and mature individuals have a right to determine their own moral code and have a right to a say in all matters concerning their own social life. Our say is ignored now, totally. Our views as students must also be respected and acted upon in the realm of academia especially in the core curriculum decisions. We must also begin to press for the freedom to choose courses making the im- portant criterion for choosing that of student's ability instead of degree of administrative book work involved in allowing the student to take the desired course. We must also have a say in matters such as building priorities;'* ^^' ::'":''. '"''^''-v •'! . V (Coniinued on page 13) Pag* 10 • THE VILLANOVAN • March 21, 1973 March 21, 1973 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pag9 11 T- TbeSenate Race At A Glance The Senate Race At A Glance CHRIS BOYLAN BOB SITOSKI JOE MUSSOLINE real voice of the student The At the present time, there seems rectly affect the student bo less. Power is rapidly being drain- Arts and Sciences can be enumer- senators of the past. Students seek- fiance of building priorities and ed from the Senate into the hands 28 ated by the various activities and ing in March election promise everything their unresponsiveness towards of the administration. And from functions we have participated in sight while the issues have be- parietals which makes us indig- been all visible signs the administra- come intense. Selfishly the last three years. Joe has r less con- nant. The administration has been r tion is not working in the best a Blue Key member since cerned with the prestige and posi- totally blind and insensitive to interests of the students. his freshman year, as well as tion of the office, sight is lost the opinions of students. Before now, there has been no GRANT BLANCHARD being on the Freshman Swim Team. As of of any paramount issue. any amount of faith and interest true student representation in the Rick was an O.C. and played fresh- tVhat is needed most to awaken can be restored to the Senate, For yiHirM Iho cr)«>« of a piH)< U effective only if it paves the Senate. As a member of the Vol- man basketball. Both of us are the student body's lethargic atti- the caricature of power as it now KroNNlvv VilliinovM Un)v»rti)ly have way to future progress. There has t fraternity members, Joe of DTD, unteer Party, I am aware of my t tude of the Senate is to change exists must be changed. Even mod- vchocd (hroutfhuut (ht^ cMmputi un- be^n no progress only stagnation to truly represent and Rick of K. We both plan to responsibility the unilateral administrative est change would take on a bright- heod«d. U ts unnocoMiOMry to \\x\ since (he students and their elected go on after graduation to further the students and to work under institution that the Imnuon, NJnco (hvy hMvc^ alway.H leaders are the only ones willing strict curriculums, etc., are all power structure which now exists. er meaning in an the premise of no compromise our studies. Rick is a Political The present system now revolves has come to welcome inertia as been a part of our diill,v «»KiN(ttnvt» to bend. If there is the slightest symptoms of a much bigger prob- in Pre-law, while respect to their demands. I Science major with around the Board of Trustees un- a virtue. at Villanova. Now npproiich»H to possibility that something can be lem; that problem is the total to pre- would like to organize open meet- Joe in Biology hopes be a s old probkma will bv mk nucc^hh* done, then It MUST be done. I s lack of student power. willingness to recognize the true The only way to change is to ings between the Senators and the med student. tion. Finally, we hope that we will Volunteers merit of the Universiy Senate. elect a unified group of people ful In lh» fuluri) ait Ihvy havo b9»n .still believe that a progressive The and myself, as In response to our candidacy for be able to arouse the students to students before issues come up in the paal. Thv tlmt> for vx- Villanova is not just a fading a Senatorial candidate, are all The students can no longer tol- to the student government which -• j'» in the Senate, in order to achieve the Senate, we both feel that every- become involved, and not just be erate the absence of Senate con- would provide direction and super- tonalve compromiNt« un bcthalf of dream, and I will do all I can united and committed to estab- tired of the promises policies the itudttntH one is same pacified by the stagnant better representation. Issues like sultation in vital areas which di- vision of the student body. The In ovor. CumprumUe to make that dream a reality. lish student power by confronta- political runa round. Therefore parietals, the Villanovan censor- and afflicting Villanova. tion not group of which I speak and am a appeasement; change not we will not promise you outlandish, In retrospect, remember we ship (which is still going on). surrender. member of is the Volunteers. & & impossible theories, but instead you nothing impossible; promise Through this group, and the sys- BRUCE PUGH we'll do our damn best to cor- rather, we do guarantee that we will tem if at all possible, we commit rect the major solvable problems do our best, and that we will not ourselves to making this a better self. facing our campus. be put down by the administration JOHN GALLAGHER place for everyone. The country Briefly, some of the things I'd To begin, we feel that the rap- in our attempts. In conclusion, S churns with change, but Villanova S During my term as a Student student dissent. We must bombard like to see accomplished next year port between the administration we would like to request that all University, protected by custom, following; Senator I have seen many things Fr. McCarthy with student are the and the student body is extreme- of you get out to vote on March privilege and institutional mal- at Villanova which have angered demands, not expecting his accep- 1. Recognition by Fr. McCarthy ly poor. We also feel that the stu- 28; it's your school and these are * k% • functioning, has been the last to the of Trustees of the and frustrated me. 1 have seen Stu- tance, but hoping his anger will and Board dents themselves should be kept our elected offices. When you vote acknowledge the tumult. It risks dent and Senate proposals ignored produce the blunder and bad pub- Importance of the University Sen- c more informed of what is happen- remember the two names you can becoming a marginal institution all its committees as an by a reactionary Board of Trus- licity that will ensure his down- c ate and ing in regard to both the Board trust: Joe Mussoline and Rick in life today. Will the students : 'h reviewing board to tees. 1 have seen a ludicrous tui- fall. advisory and of Trustees and the administra- Simon for A&S Senators. remain a tabula rasa upon which tion raise accepted by the same Secondly, we must utilize our the Office of the President and the board of trustees writes? Board which passed the Student only power - our money - to to the Board of Trustees. Senator's Financial Policy State- achieve our aims. A "Move Off- 2. A clear, written statement of I ROCCO TEDESCO ment that limited tuition hikes. Campus" campaign will be started I exactly what right the student (es- The indictments are endless; and a book cooperative to end RICK BROWN pecially the resident student) has Promises and platforms tend to An example of the type of pro- Freedom of the Press was vio- the bookstore monopoly will be ini- at Villanova. simplify complex issues; therefore blem that I feel the Senate could Villanova is overdue for some mobilizing students. The senators lated because of a word which ap- tiated. 3. Students have recently been instead of outlining a comprehen- help solve is that of rising tui- intelligent change. The present have talked about leading demon- full privileges on pears in any anatomy text, and ed- Sexual and Racial Equality for given voting sive platform, I would like to use tions. In order to alleviate un- structure only allows change to strations. committees of ucational freedom was abused when all must be achieved and to ac- e the six standing e this opportunity to discuss the role necessary hardships of present come if McCarthy and the Board The Volunteers has been called Dr. Young was forbidden to teach complish this, a Civil Rights Com- the Board of Trustees. If this is the .Senate plays in this institution students, especially in light of the allow it to happen. Occasionally a semi- radical group ... as a I'd like to push for Honor's Courses. The entire ed- mittee must be established. I would successful, and give an example of the type President's recent cutbacks in loan we students are given a privilege member, am I a radical? If, be- for the office of representation with voting ucational process has been per- also like to see a Day-Care Cen- I im running student of problem I feel the Senate should and scholarship programs. I sup- to pacify ourselves. Change re- cause I'm realistic and see that verted by the increasingly res- ter established for those students .Senator of Arts and ScioncoN. I rights on the Board Itself. consider. port a tuition contract plan, one garding matters of substance only the dictators in power want to trictive and anti-intellectual at- with children. am In this campulgn becauMe I 4. I'd like to see a change in One of the problems that has that would guarantee a student the n comes when these dictators feel maintain the status-quo, that and optimistic outlook core curriculum requirements n mosphere which has surrounded Finally, we must change the con- Nlill have nn the kept the Senate from reaching its same tuition and room and board they have no other choice. As a they will not change of their own Villanova this year. cept of "Student Body" at Villa- about Villanova, and that some- to give the students a broader theoretical potential has been the for four years. Under this plan, member of the Volunteers, I will free will and therefore must be In Npite freer choice In the courses My proposal as I run for re- nova, so that Student Power will thing can b« accomplUhod and Administration's practice of fre- tuition increases would affect only impress upon the ruling elite the pressured into change, then yes take. election is four-fold. F'irst, the become a cohesive reality and not of pr«s«nt admlnUtrativtfpollcleN, they quently exercising its veto power incoming classes. However, I think necessity of approving Senate pro- I am. I believe all of you agree I Senate must become an outlet for a myth. After Mvrvlng for a yvar in Stu- I am open to any and all sug- on issues it feels threaten the that before any new increases are posals. This will take the com- that at Villanova we are denied a member Please do not hesitate c c dent (fOv«rnm«nt a» gestions. very existence of Villanova put into effect, the Senate should bined forces of students, faculty basic rights of individual free- if you have a com- of the Ktfsident Htud«nt AHNOcla- to contact me In could investigate the efficiency of the Un- and sympathetic administrators. my opinion, the Senate dom ("frivolous parietals??). Ac- or something you'd like to tion and aa chairman of Us plaint be more effective by working on iversity, as it seems our tuitions JIM GUIDERA We can no longer expect faculty are going to bring We change by an changed. I be reached in tivUfes CommltUm, maintaining see may issues that are less im- are extremely high in relation to and administrators alone to do possibly working within the system, but if It- Hall. Although the Senate's constitu- promise on measures that need- optimUtic outlook iw a font in Room 14, .Simpson portant, but that are within the faculty pay scales and the state the work of reform. If student it proves to be uncompromising tion gives the President and the ed full Senate support to be ac- e realm of the Senate's practical of our physical plant. V e leaders will not risk their own and nothing more than bureau- Board of Trustees absolute vote cepted by the President and the authority. This does not mean, Although I feel the Senate is necks, how can we expect the cratic bull, then we will shake ,>;>.'. power over all Senate legislation, Board. The tactic of squeezing however, that the Senate should not limited in the scope of its power students to be anything but apath- the foundations of the present "'i,:-'y-.':- 1> ,V- by providing for representation through student sponsored legisla- LARRY CONNELL challenge the Administration when 1 believe I have shown that much etic? I believe you want dedicated structure until it tion on responds favor- of students, alumni, faculty, and a slim majority of stu- Villanova 'a future would appoar neccessary; only that the Senate can be done. The most important leaders and not ego-tripping so- ably. hungry minority. administration the constitution ob- dent and faculty senators vs. ad- most of its effort qualities I have to offer are rea- cialites who are out of touch with dismal, If »tud«nt opinion and eval- The potential power of the stu- should spend ..'.:, .: i '.- viously intends the Senate to be ministration and alumni senators • '.- ' : areas that it can affect, until son, an awareness of University S the student body. mi mlitm proved to b# an accurate dent body is virtually unlimited S in an influential body. I blame a great has failed and will continue to atmosphere more receptive to problems, and hopefully the mix- As a member of the Student m**n*turt! for projifcdng a present and nearly totally untapped. The an deal of the .Senate's present lack fail. The tactics of confrontation day unlv«raity into th« future. Fav- Senate and student body needs ture of abilities to deal with them Life Committee I was instrumental University exists for the educa- of influence on many of our stu- and protest advocated by many of exists in the Administration. properly. in obtaining the latest open house orable atudtnt comments and at- tion of its students and It Is through dent senators for taking uncom- my opponents in this election shall Uf fall intii a shrink- (Feb. 17), and I've been inves- lUud«s »««m its students that the University promising stands which have split fail as miserably as they did In th« Uetf of an last tigating a new system to lessen ing minority is able to be financed and main- the Senate its e and influence. spring when those e They demonstrations utufminniy unctm- the financial burden of our tuition. iMilaUd and tained If elected Arts and Sci- ROBERT KURT HOLLOWAY have been too reluctant tiwcom- were followed an even at- by tougher I'm in RSA, Student Court, and cerned Administration, Student ence Senator, together with my enforcement of visitation regula- the Standford Food Committee. litude and

March 21, 1973 • THE VILLANOVAN • Paga 13 Page 12 • THE VILLANOVAN • March 21, 1973 Transcendental Meditation First Pollution - The Senate Race At A Glance Now Energy By FRANK McLAUGHLIN This Thursday, March 22, at 8 In 1970 Congress -- facing a The validity, many businessmen and until it arrives at the finest state ological and sociological studies p.m. there will be an^introductory professionals of pollution crisis --passed the Clean Engineering Senate have taken the a thought and transcends it, are being conducted at some 40 lecture on "Transcendental Medi- Air Act, and now in 1973 the Commerce course. The practice has been reaching the source of thought, institutions and universities tation." During the past six years United States faces an energy used by organizations such as awareness without thought the throughout the world. The following Candidates: Transcendental Meditation (TM) as crisis. Kaiser Aluminum Co., by theStra- field of pure intelligence or pure are some of the many positive re- taught by the Maharishi Mahesh tegic Air Command and by scient- consciousness. Or, in other words, ported effects of the regular prac- Concerned with the expense and MICHAEL DAVIS Yogi, has been offered on A nearly ists at the Houston Space Center. picture an ocean. Your waking con- tice of TM. impracticality of the stiff anti- every college campus in the & Villanova University, as we all impotent organization bogged down No doubt you have all seen the signs sciousness glides through life, Physiological- pollution regulation, Mobile Oil TM produces a country through the Students' In- call it, portrays a poor image by a never ending bombardment advertising their lectures on cam- floating on top of this ocean. The deep state of restful alertness Company advertised in the Wall ternational Meditation Complete of a great educational center. Ed- by the bureaucracy it encounters. Society pus since the days when you were more anxiety and tension you ex- which rejuvenates and normalizes Street Journal to promote a re- (SIMS), a federally tax-exempt, ucation is not merely a measure a freshman and wondered what perience on the conscious and sub- the functioning of the nervous sys- consideration of the 1970 legisla- The Senate and Constitution of this non-profit, educational organ- Fuicmce of one's cumulative average in the the course was about and whether conscious levels, the rougher the tem. tion. community are continually ignored ization. Of the Listing field of academics. An education approximate- or not there are any benefits which sea. When you sleep, you sink Psychological- TM eliminates by the people who have of The congressional act calls for control ly 150,000 Americans who have should be to prepare a person for can be derived from meditation. below to the calmer regions but mental stress, promotes clearer a reduction in the school. It is time for 'i^ 95% automobile Con- begun the practice to date most the world that he or she is to en- are Technically, TM is an effort- though your mind is at rest you thinking and greater stitutional revision compre- emissions by 1976. The required PATULO in order to students and young adults. How- student Body upon completion. This includes less technique which allows the are unware of your surroundings. hension; it enriches ter active role perception, emission control systems will give the student an ever, with the publication of sci- to this not only an academic reality but mind to experience, finer more With TM one's mind dives down to improves outlook and promotes probably cost $500 to Don Patulo, candidate for the know is only too true. President in the operation of this commun- $600 per entific studies confirming TM's fundamental the Being in the Senate, he will create also a realization of our social levels of a thought. bottom of this ocean, exper- efficiency and effectiveness in life. car, and will call for a richer office of C & F senator, is an Bob ity. To do this the students must D'Emilia environment. Unfortunately Villa- iencing the complete Sociological - fuel mixture experienced student willing to meet channels of communication where back their student goverment and calm which TM elminates and a hotter engine Joan Gillespie nova has only opened the door to is there and yet at the same time tension and discord and promotes to insure more complete the demands put upon him. Several none existed before, and broaden demand that their voices be heard. com- one of these two essential needs. IMPROVED your mind reaches a maximum po- more harmonious and fulfilling channels where they do exist. *'The Kirk E. Johnson PSYCHOLOGY bustion, putting added stress s.. of the planks in his platform in- The institution has seen it fit to 1 ask support for and tential of alertness. interpersonal relationships, thus the fuels clude: increasing cooperation be- president, Fr. McCarthy, and his Angelo Mallozzi your myself and lubricants of the avoid giving anything outside of a other so The technique of TM is easily making every individual use- tween the Senate, R.S.A., Student accompanying Board of Trustee," John F. Sangiorgio members of Volunteers more next few years. good academic education to the that we may for once achieve our learned by anyone, regardless of ful to himself and others. Union and Day Hop Council to states the C & F candidate, "must No doubt the 1976 REDUCED NEGATIVE TRAITS INCREASED POSITIVE TRAITS intellectual emission know that the students. The Senate is a prime rights and the pursuit of a total ability or cultural I've taken the course and have make "campus life" a realistic Senate has certain systems will be capable of re- example of this. It remains an education. background. No concentration, been meditationg for three weeks. term; to support the construction powers, and that even they must ducing automobile contemplation or pollution to yield at its mental or physi- Though three weeks is hard- of a student activities building, times to policies, not near-zero levels; that is, A & S Senate cal control if the because of is involved. No belief ly enough time to effectively eval- thus enabling many C & F stu- a threat, but for the catalytic converter is working or faith is required for the uate the benefit of the university in Grant Blanchard JOE FEYDER prac- claims made on behalf dents who are commuters a place gen- properly and that reduction in eral." Rick Brown tice to work. There are no moral of meditation I've noticed several to go between and after class- dented in other colleges and uni- pollutants will be accomplished Christine Boylan tenets involved; TM is not a re- benefits most notably an increased es;, the delegation of authority to Students of Commerce & Fi- at the sacrifice of engine per- versities. Time after time legis- ligion or a philosophy inner nance, as all Larry Connell and there calmness and a drastic re- the dorm councils for deciding students, have the Sen- formance and longevity. lation is passed through the is no conflict with one's existing duction of tension and nervousness. parietal violations, if at all right to know what is and what John Gallagher and ate only to be rejected by the affiliations. No changes need be The only hassles involved as I possible, the acquisition of par- isn't being done for them by their Jim Guidera WANTED: People interested Board of Trustees. Presently, made in diet, posture or student leaders. Don Patulo real- Robert (Kurt) Holloway personal see it are: 1.) the course costs ietals themselves; /, •; in running dance-concerts, students senators have virtually preferences. Instruction requires $45.00 2.) one must allow for two izes that a realistic, sound ap- Michael J. McGowan movies and other campus ac- no effect on decisions reached only four two-hour sessions, one 25 minute meditation Many of the problems confront- proach is to Francis X. Mooney periods per needed solve many tivities. Stop up in the Union ing by the administration. There is not each day for four days. After per- day, four hours apart, Villanova today orginated from of Villanova's problems. He has Joseph Mussoline before eat- solution this Office, 2nd fL Dougherty Hall. different causes, but all have one a simple or quick to sonal instruction in a private ap- ing, in order to achieve the max- the experience, willingness and Gary M. Padak Leave name and address. common denominator; problem. A combined effort of all pointment, during which time the imum benefits 3.) you must stop non- com- dedication to get the job done, Bruce Pugh munication. Senate members, students, and student begins meditation, three doing dope for 15 days prior to Having worked within and he'll let the students know. Rick Simon faculty is needed to push for more meetings for the Resident Student Association The Robert M. Sitoski verification of cor- the instruction. most important point, how- i for legislative power. These changes rect practice and further instruc- If the above does not strike you 1-1/2 years, Don has come ever, is that he will try. Rocco Tedesco will not come quickly but event- tion are conducted, as being THIS Rhonda UUman with a follow- insurmountable 1 suggest \^vm I am presently a third year ually the Senate may gain the up program available as needed. you give TM a try. You have little «? JACK civil engineering student. My rea- needed power to render policies -la- At present physiological, psych to lose and plenty to gain. McGOWAN FREIBURGER PCRSONALItY ^1 which will benefit the entire Vil- son for running for Engineering INVENTORY ^ Representative to the University lanova Community. many aspects of Villanova with When asked to sum up the main reason for i he forming of Volun- "Our senator will not be to com- 1 REDUCED NERVOUSNESS, reduced psychosomatic disease Jack McGowan which the students are dissatis- representatives and their con- teers, the .spokesman said. "We have not come about accidenially plain about what is wrong, but 2 REDUCED AGGRESSION, nnore harmony, more effectiveness Don Patulo fied. It does no good to sit back stituencies. Many students have { and out of no where, we have evolved. 3 REDUCED DEPRESSION, We have evolved into a group rather to make the necess- represen- more self-assurance and contentment and ignore these problems. I in- never even seen their because as individuals we are not content to remain silent in the face ary changes and take the appro- 4 REDUCED IRRITABILITY, more tolerance In frusfrating situations tend to help alleviate some of the tatives. As a student representa- of this mass take over of student lives by those who claim they know priate actions to correct these 5 INCREASED SOCIABILITY, liveliness, friendliness problem areas. tive I will have used the University what's happening. Maybe they do, but we must reserve — and fight problems. Therefore, let me 6 INCREASED SELF-ASSUREDNESS, more self-confidence, Engineering Senate Most students feel that the Sen- mimeograph machines. Flyers will tor — the right to find out 'what's happening' on our own seeking simply say, as they do in Bart- good humor ate is powerless and useless as a be distributed informing the en- these probably well meaning people only when we want their point of ley Cafeteria, it's time for a Michael Davis 7 DECREASED TENDENCY TO DOMINATE, more respect and policy making body. Unfortunately gineers of what is happening in the view. We need their point of view in order to get increased cordiality a well rounded "New Deal." Joe Feyder Senate. this may be true. The purpose of education. But following only one point of view, which is 8 DECREASED INHIBITION, increased freedom what they the Senate, as laid down in the 1 am sure the Villanova En- want, would be down right harmful." A* 9 DECREASED SELF-CRITICISM, decreased self-doubt constitution, is to act as a con- gineer will make space available '.'''.*• 10 INCREASED OUTGOINGNESS rpiK: sultative body. The decisions of for me to communicate with the Policy Committee 11 DECREASED EMOTIONAL INSTABILITY Atademic Nursing the Senate are subject to the ap- engineering students. As your rep- Students International Meditation Society Senate 12 INCREASED ' STAYING POWER AND EFFICIENCY , ' . '? proval of the President of the resentative I will avail myself to Presents Pam Alexandrowicz:^-« Board of Trustees. A University you and present your viewpoints REFERENCE: Senate of this nature is unprece- intelligently in the Senate. . STEVE TSONIS UNIVERSITY OF COLOGNE vMMMlVii.- FEBRUARY 1972 The present Academic Policy operations of this committee so AVJU/Jdjj PLATE t3 FEHR/CERMANY Committee is a Senate sub-com- that it can serve the purpose A & S Academic mittee delegated to research and for which it was intended. This I Policy Cofnmittee Nursing SencUe proposes needed change in all col- can be accomplished by the re- leges of the University. Due to vamping of the committee struc- MEDITATION Joseph McGonigal Blue Suede Shoe Dept. UTUSBC certain members of the present ture to one that is unified and func- Stephen Tsonis RAM ALEXANDROWICZ ASTAUONTIY Committee, many useful pro- tional. posals have been rejected even Lastly, 1 am affiliated with the VOUR There are numerous complaints its secrets. (Continued from page 8) prior to Senate consideration. student's party. Volunteers. about the University Senate, the TOM I am seeking a place on the Through complete election of these I am seeking this office affil- I C & F Academic most important being that it is vir- ber). Duane Eddy, his "Twangy" guitar, and the Rebels were still UJH€€(S Committee as a student iated with the student's party, the concerned people, Villanovans will have the tually powerless. Even according • A FEW MINUTES DAILY PRACTICE PROVIDES Policy around, producing Top 20 instrumental smashes like "The Lonely FRIDAY with changing present policies of chance to gain the rights that are Committee Volunteers. It is time for the DEEP REST RELAXATION to the present constitution, the Sen- One" (from February), "Yep!" (April), and "Forty Miles of Bad AND ESCAPE SERVICE the University and changing the undeniably theirs. student body to seek Scott M. Bachman* the full change not • ate has yet to assume Road" (July). The latter song sounds remarkably similar to Gary SPONTANEOUSLY UNFOLDS CREATIVE INTELLI- surrender, confrontation not ap- JLv. Philadelphia 2:00 P.M. amount of power available to it. GENCE FOR MORE DYNAMIC ACTIVITY Glitter's Top 10 record of at)out six months ago entitled "Rock and Ar. New York peasement. This is what I » 3:55 P.M. However, there is no need for an myself, Roll -- Part 1." • EASILY LEARNED BY ANYONE TO ENRICH ALL i and the entire Volunteer slate jLv. Philadelphia administrative toy to remain a toy; ASPECT OF LIFE 11:30 A.M. stands for. To promote '59 was also a big year for novelty records, like the Coasters' Engineering the Senate with student support change and lAr. Wilkes-Barre 1:40 P.M. "Charlie Brown" (a number one song in January), David SevMle and be a true representation of that Academic Policy has the potential to become a true Lv. Philadelphia 3 30 P.M. neglected third of the University The Chipmunks' "Alvin's Harmonica" (number one around March), legislative body of the University LUDINGTON LIBRARY Ar. Washington 6:15 Committee community, Ed Byrnes' and Connie Stevens' "Kookie Kookie, Lend Me Your Comb" P.M. Community. the student body. (Top 10 in March), Dodie Stevens' "Pink Shoe Laces" (Top 10 in Ap- LANCASTER AVE.. BRYN MAWR 'Buses depart 17th & Market] Aside from ineffectiveness, one Kenneth Miller* ril), Stonewall Jackson's unique country- rock version of "Waterloo" FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd — 8 P.M. ISts. of my primary concerns, is the (Top 10 in June), and Johnny Preston's folk-rock ballad about a lack of rapport that the present VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY Call JIM BYRNES tragic Indian love affair "Running Bear" (anumberone song in Decem- Senators have with their constitu- NORTH LOUNGE Student Agent ber). The Kingston Trio were still around, producing novel folk- rock DOUGHERTY HALL Cast Ptione: LA 5-5716 Nursing ents. Many Senate and S.G.A. ac- Academic tunes like "Rasberries, Strawberries" (from January), "The Tijuana THURSDAY, MARCH 22nd, 8 P.M. tivities are kept a secret from the PoHcy Committee Jail" (Top 10 in March), "M.T.A." (Top 10 in August), and "A Wor- He can arrange chartered! Help Yourself student body. If the student body ried Man" (Top 20 in Octol>er). However, perhaps the biggest novelty bus. package tours and sellj is kept in the shadows, then the ,ALL WnCOMB, I Ameripass. Barbara J. McCabe* Your record of the year was Bobby Darin's version of the old jazz tune I student government is not serving "Mack the Knife" --a number one song in September, and according FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL goqreyhoumdI the student body. I 7. ] want the Nur- to WABC the number one tune of the entire year. All in all, '59 was |y 733 .ji^d^ ...«ndtMMih«tfrMnotoM. sing students 'Elected and the entire stu- Vote an interesting year in pop music. lie March 28 dent body to know the Senate and March 21, 197Z • THE VILLANOVAN • P«g> 18 Page 14 • THE VILLANOVAN • March 21, 1973

Perilstein Presents Film \A/HAT'S aiM The Point's ROSE S. \A/HERE Future Jazzmen Series EnTERTflinmEIIT HEUJS JAZZMEN OF THE FUTURE of Warminster, Bucks County, took ation movement ) was the absence By ROBERT J. ROBBINS second place. Mr. Joseph of females in any of the award- North Penn High School in Lans- Ciccimaro led this band in two Bill winning bands. On the other hand, Saturday, March 24, 11 a.m. - March 22 March 26 dale the scene of the Stan Kenton Holman charts, "Good News from the lowest ranldng bands has many (Running Time: 73 Minutes) David Mentzer, Junior French Sari Eringer, Viola Recital with spectacular on March 1, was once Chicago" and George Gershwin's girls; e.g., the Springfield organ- "The Unholy Three" Horn Recital with quintet and quartet accompaniment. Works again the scene of a major musi- "Strike up the Band". In addition, ization had four girls in the seven- Starring: Lon Chaney Trio. Works by Beethoven, Hin- by Roussel, Bach, Hindemith, cal event one week later. The oc- Lennie Niehaus' beautiful arrange- piece sax section, and even the Director: Jack Conway demith, Persichetti, and and Mozart. id.' casion: the North Penn High ment of "Younger Than Spring- baritone player was of the op- -- This is the 1930 remake of Brahms. St. Luke and the Epiphany School Stage Band Festival a com- time," also from the Kenton li- posite sex! Chaney's silent classic and Philadelphia Musical Academy Church, 330 S. 13th St. petition featuring various high brary, was featured. Chaney's only talking film. A bi- at 8:00 p.m. at 8:00 p.m. school stage bands from throughout In addition to the eight com- zarre tale of a transvestite ven- March 23 The third place winner was the Montgomery and Bucks counties. peting bands, three bands appeared^ triloquist, a dull-witted strong man Young Sook Yun, Cello Recital. Upper Merion High School Stage Mr. Stephen Frederick, North as exhibition ensembles. The North and a malevolent dwarf who con- Works of J. S. Bach, Brahms, March 28 Band from King of Prussia, direc- Penn's band director, acted as Penn Band directed by Stephen ted duct a criminal business under- and Boccherini. Charles Castleman, violin and by Mr. Nat Roof. They came significant Master of Ceremonies and the Frederick was the most cover of a pet store. Philadelphia Musical Academy Frances Fanelli, piano. Faculty out quite well on such composi- to panel of judges included Dr. Ar- of these, bringing the festival tions Saturday, March 31, 11 a.m. - at 8:30 p.m. Concert Series. Works by Dalla- as "P.C. Wallbanger," a with the thur Frank, Professor of Music a triumphant conclusion picoUa, Bach, hunk of funk by Jay Hill, and Mun- (Running Time: 102 Minutes) March 25 Paganini, De- Dee Barton arrangement of Jim Education at Temple University. Stravinskyesque "Cleopatra" (1934) Students of Karen Tuttle, Cham- bussy, Messiaen,Antoniou, Cop- dell Lowe's Parit" from First prize went to the Council Webb's "Mac Arthur Starring: Claudette Colbert & ber Music Recital. land. "Three Moods." Rock High School Stage Band of the Stan Kenton library. One week Henry Wilcoxon Philadelphia Musical Academy Philadelphia Musical Academy the same Newtown, Bucks County, under the Other competing bands in the before, they had played Director: Cecil B. DeMille at 3:00 p.m. at 5:30 p.m. him- direction of Mr. Robert Homonay. festival included those from Wis- arrangement for Stan to hear -- Using Ptolemy's tale, C. B. Spring-Ford self prior to his concert; by the In their set, the band played two sahickon (Ambler) DeMille has fashioned one of his- '''Mi> City), only band compositions from the Stan Ken- (Royersford and Spring way. North Penn is the tory's great romances into one of than Kenton ton book: Hank Levy's "Indra" and Springfield (Montgomery County), in the country other Hollywood's finest films. The chart in Bill Holman's "Malaga," both of and William Tennent (Bucks Coun- that has this particular barge scene is perhaps the di- their books. Two junior high en- Pennsylvania which were performed with unbe- ty). The remaining bands are listed rector's ultimate tour -de -force, sembles from Penn Brook and lievable precision and spirit. Be- in order of my own personal pre- combining the most insane in- Pennfield rounded out the exhi- sides capturing t'le first place ference. While the Wissahickon and dulgences (how many people have program (un- trophy, the band also had the two Spring- Ford bands were almost bition portion of the a cast of thousands in their boudoir) late arrival caused outstanding soloists of the com- as good as the prize-winning ag- fortunately, my with a totally logical and con- these two groups). petition. Alto saxophonist Rusty greations, the Springfield and me not to hear vincing sequence of sexual arousal. Pla yers William Tennent bands were quite • ;<^.i y;, Phofo by Robin Ramiste la Bonham and drummer Armand Band festivals, such as this one Monday, April 2, 8 p.m. - Grimoldi won trophies for their mediocre, both in performance and (Running at North Penn, are a vital link in Time: 110 Minutes) of expression, the Pennsylvania repertoire. A significant charac- Count Basie sitting n^xt to MICHAEL PERILSTEIN Beginning Thursday, March 29, solos in "El Palo Alto," by Abe modern music education. Several By JEANNIE CELLA "Nights of Cabiria" (1957) Players use projections the Pennsylvania Players, under and scenic Eschelman. teristic that I noted (my Starring: Guilietta Masina of the players in this concert will the direction of Lynn Marian tricks to portray these themes. Women's Liber- Archbishop Wood High School, apologies to the sitting in bands or In case you were wondering, the kid with the Director: Frederico Fellini probably be big Heading the bill at the Main facial expressions as he created gun at his head in Thomson, will present The Mar- Performances of The Marriage -- symphony orchestras in the not- Point last week was Biff Rose the a poached egg on stage. my column last week is alive and well, thanks to a number of Miss Masina is Fellini's wife. of Mr. Mississippi will be given riage of Mr. Mississipi, a tragi- Stan Kenton, She plays little too-distant future. multi-talented musician, singer, Although their performance was faithful readers. ';;.:;'-, a prostitute, living comedy by Friedrich Durrenmatt. Thursday through Sunday, March of on the outskirts of Rome. For Maynard Ferguson, Woody Her- and comedian. rather unusual, the Sky lighters Chip Phelps our own WKVU is the one responsible for The Marriage of Mr. 29 -April 1 and Wednesday Mis- man, and many others have geared bringing Jean Shepherd to our Field at Fellini, she is both a real and his performance was provided a very entertaining por- House the end of the sissippi is a story of three men through Saturday, April 4-7 at Preceding their programs toward high school tion of the show. month (30 March). Tickets are only $2.50 each — on sale up at the touching human being and a sym- 8:00 p.m. at the Harold Prince a group called the Skylighters. whose goal is to "change and save musicians by doing enthusiastic station (2nd floor Dougherty Hall), among other places. bol of humility, trust and hope. and college The and humorous the world" and a woman "who Theatre in the Annenberg Cen- clinics and workshops at schools Their country western songs of mood of the audience was appropri- We like Mr. Shepherd's humor, and are going to present it Although she struggles constant- to could be neither changed nor ter for Communication Arts and and universities. These clinics original composition were per- ate as Biff Rose stepped on stage you in the Villanovan. We have permission to reprint a story ly, her spirit is indestructable. Sciences, saved." It is the epitome of mys- 3680 Walnut Street, - offer music students the chance to formed very well and the audi- ready to deliver an hour of fun- from his book The Ferrari in the Bedroom. So be sure to look for Saturday, April 7, 11 a.m. Philadelphia. Tickets for reserved tery stories, dealing with love, music with (Running Time: 112 Minutes) meet with and discuss ence really enjoyed their smooth, filled entertainment. Donned in a -l^ft*-. ',..,:-. -./-..•:,:-•>-/,:..:>, murder, and revolution. seats are $2.50 for adults and $1.50 marriage some of the finest professional harmonious sound. Two songs blue jacket, he took his place be- "Spellbound" (1945) for Durrenmatt' s theatrical inventive- students with ID and may be Starring: Ingrid Bergman & musicians, as well as play ad- which deserve special mention due hind an organ, flipped the hood over ness is used to probe into the reserved by calling the Annenberg vanced charts under the direction to their especially creative ar- his head, and commenced sharing William is the Gregory Peck (Count) Basie one of biggest names in jazz current human situation and argue Center Box Office at 594-6791 of the arranger or composer. In rangement are "The LaksmiSong" with his fans his wry wit and history. was recently in this area with his I sought Director: Alfred Hitchock from He band. So an the senselessness of modern law 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on week- this manner, the students are well and "Pride of Man." The musical satirical comments on life. He interview with him. However, the interview took place between and justice. As an effective means days. Box office opens March 19. (Continued on page 1 on their way to becoming jazzmen instruments used to create these performed many cuts from tiis shows, and also, there was this drunk that wandered backstage 7) of the future. songs were very skillfully blended album, "Half Live at the Bitter and right into my interview — cutting it short. And, as usual, together. Upon the completion of End" which were very funny and although it may not be much I'll give you all I've got. '^ V'' > their fifth song, a totally unex- delighted the audience. Undoubted- When I asked him what he thought of the Ink Spots, he said Franklin Institute Villanova Girl pected and unique segment of their ly, the best segment was the Shah*s "Are you for real?" And later said that the original group were Artist Roams performance occurred. The drum- Embroidered Psychodelic Pants "marvelous". He doesn't have to think about how he'll play a cer- Free Lecture mer took the position at the front routine. After calling for his bead- tain piano .solo, he just plays. And when asked if he had a certain of the stage and announced his ed and colorful pants, he displayed Big improvis- kind of audience he'd rather perform to he said: "I'd just rather PHILADELPHIA, PA. -- Stu- Makes it intention of performing them to the audience and recited ations. Then, to everyone's amaze- hilarious The final ten perform to an audience." North Lounge dents will be admitted free of his poem. proceeded to give his forfeited charge to the lecture Wednesday Pamelo Sindaco has been award- ment, he minutes of his act was When John Kennedy was President, the Count was invited to of American water The Villanova Arts Forum in- The Honorable Hugh Scott, United evening, March 20, of Dr. M. J. ed the Charlotte Cushman Club rendition an to his new co-partner, the Rev- perform for him. "It was just a wonderful thing. It's just won- water sprink- vites all students to meet Artist- States Senator from Pennsylvania, Pallansch at The Franklin Insti- Scholarship, which is presented to sprinkler, a Jewish erend Basil McDavid, who was derful to have been invited there." Duke Ellington and drummer hanging goldfish. The In-Residence John Castagno in the and in various colleges and mu- tute, 20th and Benjamin Frank- a junior or senior college student ler, and a also well -received by the audience Buddy Rich are favorites of Count Basie. "Ellington has overwhelmed and been my North Lounge, Dougherty Hall, seums in the United States, in- lin Parkway at 8:15 p.m. v in the Philadelphia area. The award audience was as he sang, danced and told a few man all the.se years, and I particularly like Buddy Rich. He's sort anytime between 9:30 and 4:30 cluding the William Penn Memorial Dr. Pallansch, coauthor of more is based on demonstrated ability they energetically cheered him on jokes. It turned out to be a of my adopted son." The today, Thursday or Friday. The Museum in Harrisubrg and than 100 publications and patents, and potential in the theatre arts. as they viewed this spectacle. thoroughly amusing show, and a the highest in- ovation by those in the The Count doesn't have noted Philadelphia artist will be the Worcester Art Museum in is director of the Dairy Products applause reached standing any song that he likes that he doesn't A promising acress, Pamela on to tensity when his hands were flap- audience reflected their enjoy- play. He plays evervthing he likes; he likes hand discuss his work, cur- Massachusetts. Division of the U.S. Department everything he plays. He also dances and sings. She was rently ping wildly accompanied by bizzare ment. even likes movies. "I like Westerns. on exhibition in the North of Agriculture. He will talk about John Wayne and things like In reference to his traveling recommended for the award by the that." On television, he likes Lounge, and to demonstrate "Unconventional Modifications of "Redd Foxx's show — Sanford and exhibition, now on display in Villanova Drama Department and various media used in the visual Son I like All Conventional Foods." — in the Family." The Count likes racing — horse Dougherty Hall, Mr. Castagno said selected by a panel of judges that arts. Selected Fine Arts racing, that is, classes but claims to be very poor at picking the winners. that he became AWARE of the "It is difficult to visualize the included Richard Dupres, Director will meet with him for informal "I'm very poor at I Caucasian picking them, but still like the sport. I also like American flag and of its reflec- cultures of the West of the Walnut Street Theatre; Harry dialogues during his residency, Musical baseball." banishing meat, milk, butter and tion of American life .but that, 2 Weeks! MARCH 20 -APRIL 1 Rigby, producer of Irene; Ernie and all students and faculty mem- cheese from their Dr. equally important to him, is the tables," Schier, Bulletin drama critic; and After asking Count Basie if he saw any changes in the Tuesday thru Thursday. 8 PM (opening nite 7:30) $6 50. 5.50. 4.50, 3.50. crowds bers are invited to a reception Pallansch writes, though media with which a work is ex- "even Friday & Saturday eves 8 PM $7.50, 6.50, 5 50, 4.00. Thurs. & Sats. Mrs. Robert Linck, president of that li.sten to him he said, "We're beginning to gel a little younger this afternoon at 3:30 in the North future research may reveal that Mats. 2 PM, Sun. 3 PM $6.50. 5.50, 4.50. 3.50. Event ecuted. Although a characteristic the Charlotte Cushman Club. crowd. They're doing research on our music. They're trying to find Lounge. Today's program will fea- the consumption of saturated ani- of Pop Art is the artist's re- NEW LOCUST THEATRE ^T.'kU^^*'^ out what 'is all about." As a matter of fact, the Count is so busy ture a demonstration of Miss Sindaco has appeared in working mal fat will result in the impair- The next Philadelphia Musical ten when he gave fusal to be subjective about his B PRESENT AT BOX OFFICE Pops, at age uf traveling around the country doing his concerts, that he and his with plexiglass, in addition to a ^^^ several Villanova productions, in- subject and the consequent fact ment of the vascular system." Academy Faculty Concert Series a recital at Town Hall, and at band don't have that much time to practice. coffee cluding Subject to Fits, which re- But they don't need and conversation about art: will feature violinist Charles Cas- performed with that the viewer brings to the work One solution currently being ex- STUDENT DISCOUNT! | twelve when he to. it I quired what is; what makes it work. some very demanding tleman pianist his own subjectivity, John Cas- plored involves experiments in seats and Frances Fan- the New York Philharmonic. Regular $7.50, 6.50, 5.50 | Brechtian singing effects of her. Born in Philadelphia, John Cas- elli on Wednesday, March 28th At this point, a man apparently intoxicated comes in and takes tagno believes that the artist of Australia and the United States $2.00 OFF Good for 1 or 2 tickets tagno studied at the Philadelphia I I at 5:30 p.m. at Philadelphia Musi- Frances Fanelli has presented off his lie and hands it to Count Basie. He says: "These cats don't the seventies will not only be leading to the development of un- Some of the other shows in which ..." College of Art, the Pennsylvania conventional animal feeds which I cal Academy, 313 So. Broad numerous recitals throughout the know noihin' about thai Blueberry Hill I tried to ask Count a recorder but, also, a commen- AND SMOKE she has been featured include Viet Academy of Fine Arts, and The SUMMER United .States and in 1966 gave Basie about drugs in jazz, and mentioned that Maynard Ferguson tator. radically increase the polyunsat- I Rock, Little Murders, Who's Street. Admission to this concert Barnes Foundation. Since 1963 he is free and is open to the public. her Town Hall recital as winner look LSD many limes. With that, this drunk gets uppity and starts urated acid content of the fat Name I Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Half a has had seven one man exhibits This week we will have the op- violin ex- of the international competition arguing about Maynard being a close friend of his, etc. At the very found in the meat and milk of Sixpence, and Fiddler on the Roof. Charles Castleman's I in the United States. His works portunity to watch Mr. Castagno ruminants. Preliminary experi- School pertise is noted in the numerous sponsored by the Leschetizky As- least. I know never to argue with a drunk. So I left shortly thereaf- have won numerous first prizes rearrange matter, using acrylic, I The $500 Charlotte Cushman prizes and grants he has received sociation. In recognition of her ter — ending an otherwise pleasant interview. mental feeding studies demon- Discount tickets also available at Student Lounges, and honorable mention awards in collage, sand and plexiglass, and Scholarship is designed to help thus far in his craft which began achievements. Miss Fanelli has strate that diets high in polyun- Library, English & Drama Depts. I talents con- been listed in the Outstanding # institutional and juried exhibitions. to force our eyes to look without saturated acid content reduce the outstanding theatre at the age of six when he was is in their study in drama. Young Women of America. He represented many pri- pre recognition or preconception, cholesterol level in the blood of tinue already appearing with the Boston NEXT WEEK Perilstein Presents Something Very Different! vate collections, including that ol and thus to gain a new vision. consumers, he reports. '

Pag« 16 • THE VILLANOVAN • March 21, 1973 March 21, 1973 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pay 17 STREET, Record More of Whales On And Where . . . ANGEL Arts Review A Devilish Delight Forum PA. BALLET BILLION DOLLAR BABIES Alice Cooper (Warner Brothers) Never judge a t>ook, or an album, The next performances of The angel. Butler is one of America's by its cover. Billion Dollar Babies Pennsylvania Ballet mark the most distinguished choreograph- Review is a very imaginative packaging Company's return to the Academy ers and his work is renowned \ concept, with a simulated snake- of Music and will feature an ex- throughout Europe and the Amer- Premiere of a new By ROBERT J. ROBBINS skin cover, a billion dollar bill, citing World icas. and a spiffy picture of Alice and work by John Butler, entitled Also featured on the program with music Premiere of The West Lounge of Dougherty the band, wearing white satin suits, BLACK ANGEL will be the Company by George Crumb, on March 29 Benjamin Harkarvy's RECITAL Hall reverberated with beautiful a baby wearing Alice's eye make- and 30, at 8:30 P.M. and March FOR CELLO AND EIGHT DANC- piano virtuosity last Wednesday up, surrounded by albino rabbits 31 and April 1, at 2:30 P.M. ERS, set to music by Johann Se- afternoon as Miss Cynthia Raim, and piles of real money. The bastian Bach. Harkarvy is As- a young pianist currently studying U music, however, is just a notch Tickets are now available at the sociate Artistic Director of the at the Curtis Institute of Music, above your favorite local bar band. Academy of Music Box-office. Company and last month his took to the keys. Her piano, a Without all the gimmicks, Alice Set to the music of the con- MADRIGALESCO was premiered brand new Yamaha baby grind, Cooper would be playing cheap temporary composer, George by the Company to great critical had a marvelous tone quality, and niteclubs in Brooklyn. The Crumb, BLACK ANGEL was con- acclaim. Miss Raim herself is a true ro- album begins with Rolf ceived as a kind of parable on The popular SCOTCH SYM- mantic virtuoso. Kemf's Hello Hooray, a song made world. The es- famous by Judy Collins. Maybe the contemporary phony, choreographed by George sential polarity depicted in of J. S. Bach's Chromatic Fantasy this song could be done in a heavy Balanchine to the music Men- the dance is between God and the this ex- and Fugue in D Minor opened the rock style, but this version is not delssohn, will round out Billion Dollar Babies: Alice Cooper (Warner Bros.) Devil. The production portrays concert, followed by the Al>egg indicative of the songs potential citing program. of the soul through three Variations by Robert Schumann. in that direction. instrumenta- a voyage 4. The Call Barbara Spellman at CE 2- stages. First is the Departure, The name "Abegg" is derived from tion is uninspired and Alice turns finally running the world and Sick originality. Musically the group 1500 for generous discounts on fall grace, followed by the A-B Flat E-G-G in a shoddy vocal. next cut Things is the kind of trash the at shock- or from sequence The misses at its attempt Group Sales. Early ticket pur- (spiritual annihilation) in the F scale. is fairly Mothers of Invention might have tech- Absence Major Piano pieces a well done rocker. Raped rock, a la David Bowie, and for this ex- and Return (redemption). The chases are advisable m James by Johannes Brahms next, and Freezin', about being used as an album filler ten years is voice or in- C. Broaddu* at Manningham is threatened by his came raped nically there no citing program following The THE "HIPPY-DIPPY" SIDES OF GEORGE image of the "black angel" was but despite Miss a hitch-hiker to ago. Mary-Ann (I thought you were in could wife Beila (Anne C. Twomey) in Patricic Hamilton's Raim's fantastic by on the way strument the band which Pennsylvania Ballet's spectacular Victorian The "funky" comedy stule of GEORGE CAR!.IN comes to the new conventional device used by early virtuosity, the Brahms works Mexico. Another three-chord hype my man), is musically the best better than average. One a thriller, "Angel Street," now playing at came be rated success at the Walnut Street The- Temple University's year round VALLEY FORGE MUSIC FAIR Saturday March 31 for one painters to symbolize the fallen out rather trite, like Liszt or tune is Elected, in which Alice song in the album. The piano is a can, at best, snicker at the in- Tomlirtson Theater. Performances continue this show only at 7:30 p.m. Vocalist, songwriter, KENNY RANKIN opens atre last month. Chopin without invention and predicts his election to be the next nice Thunderclap Neumanesque coherent lyrics, that flaunt every weeicend, March 2Z—2S. the show. The climate controlled Music Fair is located off the Devon solo, that is the only Philadelphia Oratorio Choir bravado. Incidentally, the Brahms "savior" of the United States. probably sexual perversion and social de- Soloists will be Jan Redich, so- exit of U.S. 202. Tickets are on sale at the now box office, all Ticketron in the 1972-73 Season series was the only time Miss The title cut, Billion Dollar Babies, musical statement album viancy found in the dictionary, prano, Mertine Johns, mezzo- locations, Giml>els and Wanamakers center city stores, and major (even if it was ripped off). The Our 20th Year Raim played from sheet music is a roughly structured tango, in a vain and feeble attempt at soprano and James Kirk, bass. '.»•,' ticket agents throughout the Philadelphia area. .. during the entire concert. about love to rubber words to Mary-Ann however, were being hip. On record, Alice Coop- The Philadelphia Oratorio slight technical making a In keeping with the current however, some Oratorio Choir \\r doll. Side one concludes with a obviously written by a very slow er has little of the energy, ex- Choir, under the direction of Dr. The Philadelphia "ecology" vogue in theater, problems in the performance that Following intermission, the sadistic song about a toothache, seven-year-old. The album dies citement, drive, talent, or tech- Earl Ness, will present two per- will be augmented with additional Temple University is presenting I viewed. As a great deal of the Ballade in F Minor, Opus 52 by called Unfinished Sweet. on a morbid tune, dealing with nical originality of many less suc- formances of the CREATION by singers so that these two con- a "recycled" Victorian thriller, plot deals with a quirk of the truly Frederic Chopin was performed NOTICE Rock Opera The first song on the second necrophilia, appropriately en- cessful rock groups. Alice Coop- Josef Haydn with the Temple Uni- certs will be performed in a Street. Originally a Broad- gas lighting system of the day, Angel with all of - the romantic bravura. side is a bubble gum rocker about titled, I Love The Dead. er is an example of a disturbing versity Orchestra on "gala" style. :> way hit of the 1940's, the Temple a missed cue is very noticeable, Climaxing the program was Maur- Billion Babies is an in- paranoia, entitled. No More Mis- Dollar trend in Rock, in which the gim- March 23, 1973 at theater department production is and there were some. Friday, ice Ravel's Le Tomlieau de Coup- sult to takes These performances are special ter Nice Guy, in which Cooper anyone who Rock mick becomes more important than at Reform Congre- presentation that almost aged 8:30 p.m. a has erin, dedicated not only to the highlights of this our 20th year, The story, a mystery with psy- really demonstrates his inability and Roll seriously. Rock can be the music. In the case of Billion gation Keneseth Israel, Town- '^ ' "TOMMY'' Has Been perfectly. great 18th century French key- musically, utilizing a large chorus, sym- chological interpretations, is a lo write coherent lyrics. The next a serious art form, Dollar Babies, the album package ship Line & Old York Roads, phony board virtuoso and composer lyrically, and technically, but Alice is worth than the music orchestra and fine solists. The drama takes place in late strong one. There are several slow two songs are of the same low more Elkins Park, Pa. (a suburb of Francois scenes, with particularily cumber- Couperin, but also to quality. Generation Landslide is Cooper excels in none of these contained in it. Philadelphia). 19th Century England, in ari upper We are hopeful you will give us some dialogue, especially in the Ravel's friends who were casual- about the billion dollar babies areas, relying only on trite gim- class neighborhood, in a house on Sunday, March 25, 1973 at "special" coverage for these ties of the First World War. The CANCELED. micks as a substitute for artistic opening act. The plot is only un- overthrowing mom and dad, and JIM HUFF Angel Street. The house is com- 4:00 p.m. at The First Bap- events. original derstandable on one level; it is composition consisted of plete with it's master and mis- tist Church, 17th & Sansom is cordially six \ The public invited. not the theater of the absurd, movements, four of which Ravel , tress. Jack and Bella Manning- Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. Admission is free. later orchestrated and were heard ham (played adroitly by James or filled with great symbolism. by myself at a Philadelphia C. Broaddus and Anne C. Twom- I thought, in the first scene, that Orchestra concert in December. ey, respectively) and two female \ Concert a major theme was womens' lib- Girl • ,'.,.•,'"/ This Has servants. eration, as the character of Bella The first movement, Prelude, is MOVIES shows her complete dominance and a fast country dance, followed As the play develops, it ap- reliance on her husband's whim. by a t wentieth- century Fugue. For- ^ (Continued from page 14) pears as if Bella in on the verge lane, another French dance, en- P^^^' of insanity. Her husband has a com- However, the thread is not car- -- Peck, an amnesia victim, as- Starring: Judy Garland sued, after which the fourth and and Fred plete emotional control over Bella, ried throughout the play. The play EVERYTHING the identity of a noted sumes Astaire fifth movements, Rigaudon and and her reaction to all of this is is simple a good, sound psycholog- psychiatrist. Accused by the auth- Menuet respectively, were played. ••The Girl Who Has Everything' Saturdays, March 24 at 2:00 and Director: Charles Walters quite frightening. It appears as if ical mystery. ^^ Jim HUFF orities of the murder of the man Miss Raim's virtuosity, however, a new comedy by Henry Denker, 8:30 P.M., March 31 at 2:00 P.M., - - Deserted by his partner for a Bella is heading for an asylum he professes to be. Peck escapes reached its in the It is interesting to note some apex Toccata, world premieres at the Bucks April 7 at 5:30 P.M. & 9:30 P.M., Broadway role, a dancer bitterly until fate, in the person of police This Saturday, internationally from the Hospital with a fellow comparisons with the drama Sleuth final. Rachmaninoff- like move- County Playhouse, New Hope, Pa., Sundays, March 25 and April 1 & declares that he can take any chorus inspector Rough (Arthur O. Ketels) reknowned classical guitarist, Os- psychiatrist. Miss Bergman, at which appearedat the Walnut Thea- ment of the Ravel work. Le March 23 thru April 8. 8 at 2:00 P.M. & 7:00 P.M., Wed- girl and make a star of her. His enters and brings the plot towards car Ghilia, will be at Penn's Uni- his heels. Suspense and tension ter earlier this season. First, Tombeau, composed in 1920, Playwright Denker authored "A nesdays, March 28 at 2:00 P.M., job is an easy one when the girl it s climax. versity Museum Auditorium. mount reaching an intense climax and most strikingly is the set. marked the beginning of Ravel's Far Country", based on the life April 4 at 2:00 & 8:30 P.M. and he picks is Judy Garland, as Peck and Bergman race neoromantic era, during which down When I viewed Temple's set, I he of Sigmund Freud, and ''The Head- Thursday, April 5 at 8:30 P.M. The acting is superb. James C. a ski slope. Don't miss this! The Spectrum • was quite impressed with it's qual- composed Bolero, Tzigane, the hunters", a drama about Russia's The British are coming to Bucks Monday, April 23, 7:30 p.m. Broaddus and Anne C. Twomey features a dance concert with the ity and resemblance to that of a Piano Concerto in G, and the suppression of intellectuals based County this spring. The distin- Saturday, April 14, 11 a.m. - (Running Time: 83 Minutes) are excellent as Jack and Bella Grateful Dead, this Saturday night. professional company's production Piano Concerto for Left Hand, on the true story of Alexander guished actors of the Thorndike (Running Time: 118 Minutes) "Roshomon" (1950) Manningham. However, the pre- The "Dead" are well known for of the Broadway show. Sleuth. and the final movement of Tom- Solzhenitsyn. He also dramatized Theatre, England's most renowned "Test Pilot" (1938) Starring: Toshiro Mifune mium performance belongs to Ar- their long and beautiful jams and Both have beau contains many of the same provincial playhouse, will ther O. Ketels in the role of the crime as goals; both Louis Nizer's "A Case of Libel" perform Starring: Clark Gable, Myrna Director: Akira Kurosawa \ intricate country harmonies. As take place in England. As to the devices and techniques as the later Sheridan's Victorian farce, "The Loy, Spencer Tracy -- Set in the middle ages, "Ros- police inspector. Dr. Kettles is for Broadway. '72 pieces. good as Europe is, the only an associate professor of play itself. Sleuth must be regard- •The Girl Who Has Everything" Rivals" at the Bucks County Play- Director: Victor Fleming homon" probes the ungraspable theater way to capture the true experience at and steals the ed as stronger. It is more chill- With the exception of the is a lighthearted sophisticated house, in repertoire with "The -- Famous hard-working, hard- quick-silver nature of truth and Temple he show. of a "Dead" concert is to be ing; more in line with the taste Brahms, the concert presented comedy dealing with an author's Girl Who Has Everything", March playing test pilot is somewhat reality. Kurosawa cleverly uses a His characterization is original, there. of today's audience. action against his publisher 29 thru April 14, as part of the tamed by the love of a good wom- flashback within a flashback tech- dynamic and completely be- by Miss Raim was excellent. Of legal course, the and the publisher's wife legal world's first international ex- an and a cynical mechanical friend. nique to mold the case history lievable. Also Caroline Yeager and Brahms was played On Sundays, one of Philadel- Go and see Angel Street at well but the music itself was action against him. MarciaMahon, change of theatre companies. El- phia's most far-out night spots of a man's murder and the rape of Sarah L. Fleisher are commenda- p.m. - Joe Flynn are inor Summerfield, Joseph O'Con- Monday, April 16, 7:30 his wife by a bandit. "Rosbomon" Temple's Tomlinson theater. It is mediocre. I am sure that Miss Jack Washburn and features great local talent in an ble. Miss Fleisher is especially (Running Time: 103 Minutes) funny, well directed and produced, Raim, who has been playing piano featured along with comedian nor and Martin Jarvis, members intimate atmosphere. Artemis was remade in this country as notable as the coquettish maid, "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon" well acted and designed. Those since the ago of two, will go on Michael Flanagan and T.V.'s Bird- of the Thorndike cast, are fam- presents Cotton Kent and Bobby "The Outrage." .N'ancy. She enjoys the distinction (1949) iliar slight faults that it has are well to reach the stellar heights of ie M. Hale. to Americans for their ap- Philadelphia this Sunday night. The of playing the only "spicy" scene Wayne, Ben John- Saturday, April 28, 11 a.m. • set for Fri- pearances on For- Starring: John overshadowed by the remainder the concert stage. The Arts Forum, Performances are NET'S "The 8:00 show is broadcast live on in the play --a rendezvous with son, Victor McLaglen (Running Time: 115 Minutes) of the play. Enjoy! which so far this year has pre- days, March 23 & 30 at 8:30 P.M., syte Saga". WXPN-FM. her employer. Director: John Ford "San Francisco" (1936) sented harpsichordist Temple Starring: Clark Gable, Jeanette Youth and drive are the keynotes of * -- This exciting movie centers The ancillary functions are mag- Painter, the Philadelphia Chamber JOHNNY MANN*S 'STAND Blood Sweat and Tears and Whole UP AND CHEER," playing 2 shows only, around a U. S. Cavalry troop short- McDonald and Spencer nificent. The set, designed by Dan- ensemble, harpist Kathleen Free- 3 and 8:30 p.m., Sunday Oats will be at the Academy of April 1 at the new, year round. Valley ly after the Custer Massacre, Tracy iel P. Boylen, assistant profes- man and flautist David Barg, and Forge Music Fair, off the Music this Sunday night. BS&T Devon exit of U.S. Indians were making a Director: W. S. Van Dyke sor of theater at Temple, is good. 202. Johnny Mann is an entertainer of limitless The Villanova Union will sponsor an Arts and Crafts Exhibit when the the Nu Liberation Jazz Quartet, features new faces and the same -- enthusiasm and sincerity. Former musical final attempt to drive the white A spectacular picturization of The costume designer, Ann Marie continues to flourish with cul- director of **The Joey during the second weel( in April. If you are interested in high level of talent that has placed the San Francisco earthquake and Bishop" tv show, Johnny has gone on to play just pick man out of their territory (color) Mooney, has done a creditable tural events for the Villanova about every part of exhibiting or selling any of your masterpieces, please up them in the fore-front of the jazz- the country with his "Stand and fire of 1906 climaxes this vivid job. It is as if the entire theater community, and the next concert Up Cheer Show," which features a an aoplication at the union office within the next week. rock style of popular music. Local recreation of the Barbary Coast full orchestra, and a group of 18 vibrant April 21, 11 a.m. • had been transformed to time will feature the Battery silvers. Tickets are on Whole Oats, featuring Daryl Saturday, Percussion group days. "special effects" are sale at the Music Fair box office, 103 Minutes) The eighty years before. There was. Ensemble. and major locations throi«hout the Hall and John Oats, have an album (Running Time: Philadelphia area. among the most realistic ever done on Atlantic records. *'Easter Parade" (1948) by a Hollywood Studio. '

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Behan'sBoy | Lacrosse Season OpensToday The 1973 Villanova Lacrosse team will open its season today Brendan Behan's "BORSTAL Gloria and Esperanza at home against Swarthmore at BOY" is finally coming to Phila- •*•'> 3:30 on the lacrosse field across delphia! The play which won the from the stadium. Last year Tony and New York Drama Critics against Swarthmore the stickmen Circle Award as Best Play of Casting of seven professional went into the fourth quarter with Anna Maria Alberghetti; and the the 1969 Broadway Season, will actors in principal roles of the a 5 goals lead only to stave off Annenberg Center's inaugural pro- open a six week run at the Annenberg Center's major spring an inspired comeback by Swarth- duction of Bertolt Brecht's "St. SOCIETY HILL PLAYHOUSE, 507 production, "Gloria and Esper- more for a 10-9 victory. Swarth- Joan of the Stockyards." S. 8th Street on Wednesday, March \ anza," has been announced by Julie more is much improved this year 28 at 8:00 p.m. Bovasso, author and director of Cast as Professor Poe and and sports a fine goalie but the "BORSTAL BOY" is an adapta- the play, The seven guest artists Evold, Philadelphian Don Potter 'Cats have a very impressive squad tion of Behan's autobiography of will head a cast of 61 performers is remembered by audiences in this year. his years in an English reform in the Obie Award-winning comedy, Philadelphia, New York, Toronto, 12-3-1 in '72 school. It tells the unvarnished opening March 22 at 8 p.m., in the and London for his characteriza- The 1972 team finished with a story of a brawling genius and his Zellerbach Theatre, University of tion of Snoopy, which he originated 12-3-1 mark after a slow start life as a young revolutionary. .<( Pennsylvania. The balance of the in the prize-winning musical in which they dropped two of their cast consists of artists from Phila- "You're a Good Man, Charlie "BORSTAL BOY" is full of humor, first four games. Only 4 seniors delphia's major community the- Brown." His long list of acting poetry and song. There are two graduated last year, none of whom credits atres, as well as students from includes "L'il Abner," Behan's in the play. . .the boy and were top scorers. Senior co- cap- "Carnival," several area colleges. "The Bells Are Ring- the man. . . and the rough and ready tain Joe McFadden returns at at- The title roles of Julius Esper- ing," "Kiss Me, Kate, ""The Solid comedy, intelligence and com- tack after leading the team scor- Ptioto by Robin Ramistella anza and Gloria Gilbert will be Gold Cadillac," "Wildcat," passion of Behan attitude toward ing with 26 goals and 37 assists "Rain," played by Ralph Williams and "Gentlemen Prefer life shines through every scene. last season. Along with Joe, Sen- V.U. LACROSSE starts its season today as the Wildcats take on Madeleine le Roux, respectively. Blondes," "How to Succeed in "BORSTAL BOY" moves from ior Bill Laverty and sophs Chris Swarthmore at 3:30 across from Villanova's football stadium. Mr. Williams was last seen in Business Without Really Trying," Liverpool to London taking the Gaertner and Ben Cooper return New York in the title role of "Around the World in 80 Days," sixteen year old member of the on attack; the three of them con- si, John Galvin, Paul Prosser, on opposing attackmen to improve "1776," Kurt Weill's "Johnny Johnson." and "Oklahoma!" His I.R.A. and would-be-bomber to bining for 156 points last year Paul Feeley, John Doyel and Bob a defense which was a little in- He made his New York theatre television appearances include Walton Jail and then to Borstal with Chris and Ben rating Num- Huegle. consistent at times last year. How- debut at the Circle -in -the -Square "The Danny Kaye Show," "The Ed (reform school) and finally home ber 2 and 3 in overall scoring. Burch Returns ever, they came on strong toward starred in the film "Cry Uncle," of Atlanta's professional theatres, in "Huck Finn," directed Sullivan Show," "The Dick Cavett stickmen are as strong Senior Goalie Dick Burch re- the end of the season in 1972 by Jose and to Dublin. Like all of Behan's The Cat was co-host, with Groucho including Theatre Atlanta and the Quintero, and subsequently played Show," "The Red Skelton Show," writing, the play is full of the as could be at the midfield with turns to the nets this year and and hope to continue to do a good Marx, of last year's annual Obie Alliance Theatre Company '73. the lead on Broadway in Saint- of the and the CBS special "The spirit of life. eight of the first nine midfield- has looked exceptional in prac- job straight through Awards presentations. Atlanta Memorial Arts Subber's production of Hugh Center. Emporer's New Clothes, He is Behan was born in Dublin in ers returning from last year. Last tice. He also put in a fine per- Under the direction of Head Peter Bartlett, who will be seen Coach- Wheeler's "Look: We've Come His credits include such varied currently starring in NBC's Satur- 1923 and died in 1964. He spent year the middies accounted for formance in the practice game with Coach Kevin Ryan, Asst. AWeek of in the dual roles of Terry Wong Through." After a tour of "The roles as Hamlet, Felix Unger in day children's entertainment, seven of his 41 years in prison. 80 points in aiding the team to Loyola which Villanova struggled es Phil Toohey and Fran O'Brien Fu and St. Teresa, was a Matchmaker" for the member "The Odd Couple," "The Everything Show," and is This slightly to win 15-7. Depth is the and Conditioning Coach David M. New York and Uncle The man became a legend in his average 10.4 goals a game. of the casts of both the orginal State Council of the Arts, under Ernie in the rock opera "Tommy." soon to be seen in the forthcoming with the added experience only word to adequately describe F. Vaughn the 'Cats are looking own time. . .the larger than life year workshop Schaefer production of "Gloria Mr. Clarke will Broadway musical defense this for another fine season even though the direction of Harold Prince, soon tour in a one- "Nevertheless Irishman. He was an exhilirating and a rigorous exercise program the Villanova close and Esperanza" at the La Mama show entitled They Laugh." in that only one starter from the schedule this year is rela- Mr. Williams was cast by Mr. man "The Voice of conversationalist, boozer and oc- the middies are expected to score year Experimental Theatre Club and Silence." Garnett Semesky tively more difficult than last sea- Prince as Arpad in the musical Smith will be seen in the casional brawler and his extra- even more and play much im- last year graduated. Don the Obie -winning production of the role son. Intramural "She Loves of the Psychiatrist. Paul Nemeth, Rick Pons, Jay Jep- Me." He received Zale Kessler, who will After literary reputation sometimes proved defense over last year. play at play Von the Charlotte the ANTA Theatre. He several seasons son, Don McDonald, Paul Gavin Come out and support LA- Cushman Award for Schtutt, has been featured on of children's overshadowed his renown as a Returning varsity middies are: his performance was seen on Broadway in John theatre and stock appearances, and upstart John Grogan hope to CROSSE during the musi- Broadway in "The Unknown Sold- Mr. tremendous literary figure. His Barry Walsh, Tim Moylan, Bill cal's Osborne's "A Patriot for Me," Smith made his apply the pressure this season FASTEST GAME ON FOOT!!! pre- Broadway run in Phila- " Broadway debut Filippelli, Ben Tur- ier and His Wife, "Darling of the plays "The Hostage" and "The Brooks, Frank Championship and off- Broadway in the musical delphia. His other credits include Day," "Dear World," and "Gan- in "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Quare Fellow" are modern' the revue "Raspberries." Mr. Bart- Are Dead." London production of Tenn- try." He appeared off-Broadway His Broadway credits classics and have received pro- essee Williams' "This Property lett has also appeared in the La also include "Canterbury Tales," in the revue "0! Oysters," and duction all over the world. Mama production of Julie Bovas- is Condemned," the Ahmanson toured "Conduct Unbecoming," and Playoffs 115 cities in the United "BORSTAL BOY" is the second Club Formed so's "Schubert's Last Ser- Boxing Theatre production of Mart Crow- "Scratch." States and Canada in Behan piece SOCIETY HILL enade." "Promises, ley's "Remote Asylum" in Los He has performed at the Previews for "Gloria and Es- Promises." Mr. Kessler was seen PLAYHOUSE has done. "QUARE Angeles, Cleveland Playhouse and the Miss- neranza" will be held March 20 and two seasons on in the Mel Brooks FELLOW" was presented 13 years ouri Repertory film "The Boxing, once a favorite among Broadway with the APA Reper- Theatre, where he and 21. The play runs March 22, It's the Little Big Five— Intramural Champs Producers," and in the TV special ago during the Playhouse's first to played the lead in the premiere the club sports, has returned tory Company. 23, 24, 28, 29, 30, and 31. Cur- \l from each of the Big Five Schools, shooting it out "An Evening with Phyllis Diller," season. Villanova. The club meets every of a new American play, "Aegina." tain for all performances is 8p.m. for the Schaefer Trophy of Champions in three as Miss Diller's husband. Fang. "BORSTAL BOY" features Bill and Thursday afternoon Miss le Roux was most recently Appearing in the role of St. Tickets are general ad- Tuesday $3.00, Thompson Behan the man, and action-pacl^ed evenings. So be sure to come out seen on as the field house annex. Broadway in "Lysistrata." Antony will be Chester Clarke, who Mr. Kessler 's credits also include mission; $1.00 to holders of U. in Dennis Gildea as young Brendan. and root your Intramural Champs into the big time Off- Broadway, she has 1;.: appeared is currently Artistic Director and "Call Me Madam," with Ethel of P. LD. cards; and $2.00 to v\/ins, Thompson has worked in theatre The boxers gather to spar, work at the Palestra. And whether or not your team in "Rain" and "The Dirtiest Show Prinicipal Mime of the Merman; Mime "How To Succeed in holders of I.D.'s from other in- it'll with bright, since he was a t>oy. A native of out on the heavy bag, receive be worth celebrating some in Town," well as as in numerous Theatre of Atlanta. An early con- Business Without Really Trying," stitutions. For information and Camden, he has appeared in such from coaches John rewarding Schaefer beer. productions at the La instruction Mama Ex- vert to the regional theatre, Mr. with Robert Morse and Rudy Val- reservations, call the Annenberg plays as "The Knack", "The Great Walsh and Don Scanlon. The two perimental Theatre Club. She Clarke has performed with all lee; "Kismet," with JohnRaittand Center Box Office, 594-6791. 19. White Hope", "The Plough and The students have seven years of boxing At Villanova on Monday, March Stars", "Long Days Journey Into and teaching experience between GAME A-7:00 PM GAME 8-8:30 PM Night". His career was interrupted 1 them. Due to the enthus- Temple vs. Penn. St. Joseph's vs. LaSalle by army service and he served iastic response, bouts rang- At LaSalle on Thursday, March 22. New as an Entertainment Specialist with ing from flyweight (112 lbs.) . The Villanova Arts Forum will sponsor a display by artist, John . r- the Special Services U.S. Army. to heavyweight (over 175 lbs.), .; GAME C-7:30 PM Conslayno, in the West Lounge. March 21, 22 and 23, all day. He has done several documentary have been scheduled with Lehigh, Villanova vs. the winner of Game A ' films and and Temple for next Americ an has appeared on such West Chester, Championship Game at the Palestra T.V. programs as Betty Hughes fall. It is hoped that some of on Friday, March 23, at 7:30 PM and McLean and Company. Thomp- the members will enter into next son is currently year's local Golden Gloves tour- a leading innovator of approaches the change in the direction of enrolled at Com- The winner of Game B vs. the winner of Game C to visual munity College where he is nament. ;-.* cinema mediums. He will show independent American film brought super- ;; ^',v.; ,: and discuss examples of his most cinema visor of English tutors as well. about by the impact of Protective headgear and training "New American Cinema," editor of Film Culture, and a recent work. He plans to complete his B.A. in verite. Leacock will show anddis- equipment a week of films and lectures by Theatre and gloves are among the Director of Anthology Film Arch- non- fiction go on to Graduate cuss examples of his financed by the student affairs of- leading American filmmakers, will ives -- will on'' filmmaker for less School. Gildea is making his first lecture The Though a on March 30. ^ films fice. Providing moral support is be presented by the Annenberg Cinema of the Mind: an Introduc- Hollis Frampton appearance at the Playhouse. He \\ than a decade, moderator Al Severance, former Center for Communication Arts tion to the American Avant-Garde As writer, filmmaker, and ex- brings an Irish heritage to his has made an extraordinary mark of Villanova. and Sciences, University of welterweight champ Penn- Film." Sitney will screen an hibitor, Jonas Mekas is widely portrayal of young Behan. The on the film landscape, both as Intramural Director, sylvania, starting March 24 at 7:30 large Ed Geisz, examples of the work of Joseph artist and as a spokes- recognized for his crusade in sup- supporting cast includes: innovative with a re- p^.m., in the Annenberg Auditorium, has provided the club Cornell, Maya Deren, Stan Brak- man for the new generation of port of film as a personal art Gregory Gillespie, Frank Gem- in the annex. than 3620 Walnut St. served section when you're having more one. hage. and George Landow. formalist filmmakers. Speaking form, and his contributions to the berling, Marianne Brown, Ray series, arranged The by Peter development of avant-garde film. Buffington, Allan McGar,land, If in boxing please N.Y.. Md., Lehigh Valley, Pa. Stan Lawder, filmmaker and .March 28, he will show and dis- interested Schaefer Breweries. New York, Baltimore, Feinstein, Director of the Uni- cuss his own works and Brak- Robert Hannon, Joe Stillman, Nor- contact either John Walsh or Don Luce Professor of Film at Har- On March 31, Mekas will show and versity Film Study Center in Cam- man Rhodes, Harry Joyce, Quinn Scanlon. vard University, will lecture hage's "The Art of Seeing With bridge. Mass., discuss his latest film, "Remin- offers an intensive One's Own Eyes." Racciatti, Leo Trombetta, Bob March 25 on "New Directions in iscences of a Journey to Lith- introduction to the wide variety of Nolan, Norman Smith, Bill von Experimental Film." His program styles and forms now known as Pat O'Neil, described as "a uania," a fine example of his Herr, Edgar Stevens, Frank Nesko, will include film loops, found foot- unique diary New American Cinema. Seven ar- builder of images on ^the opti- style. Ronald Gordon, Doreen Leyen- Soccer Manager age, and meditational cinema. He lists who use film as the medium cal bench," will show his own decker, Lorraine Thompson. will show examples from his own Tickets for the "New Amer- Wanted for 1973 fcT personal expression will show films and other examples of West Any freshman interested in be- films and from the work of Bruce j^an Cinema" are $1.00 for single "BORSTAL BOY" is directed by Any freshmen or sophomores Fall Season and discuss their own films, in Coast filmmakmg on Marcfr 29. coming a track manager con- Bailie, David Rimmer, Bruce admission, available the night of Jay Kogan with Setting by Igor who would like to write sports Freshman and addition to works by other film- tact Steve Guminskt in the Conner, and John Whitney. the performance only, at the door Belinkoff and Costumes by Jacque- please contact Jack Kelly in Sophomores Only makers. West Coast filmmaking is char- Fieldhouse or Bruce Negri, 302 of the Annenberg Auditorium. Ser- line Weiss. Rm. 92 Austin Hall. "New American Cinema" be- Lecturing on March 26, Stan acterized by a lyrical style, Call Gerry at Alumni. ies subscriptions for all seven "BORSTAL BOY" plays Wed- gins Vanderbeek first began making clearly divergent from the more Ml 2-5313 Saturday. March 24, and con- Carmine intellectual programs are available at the An- nesday through Saturday evenings Photo by tinues through Saturday, March films in the mid-fifties. Since sensibilities of the From 12:00 to 6:00 East. nenberg Center Box Office, at at 8:30 p.m. through May 5. Tic- club are Don 31. then, whether working in anima- DEDICATED COACHES of the newly formed boxing $5.00 per subcription. For infor- kets may be obtained by calling On March 24, P. Adams Sit- tion, multi- screen projections, or The work of Richard Leacock Scanlon (I.) and John Walsh (r.). mation and reservations, call the the SOCIETY HILL PLAYHOUSE ney -- writer, film theoretician. video, he has consistently been has been responsible for much of Box Office, 594-6791. at WA 3-0210. Pag« 20 • THE VILLANOVAN • March 21, 1973 Bender, New AD, Talks V.U. Sports By LARRY ELDRIDQE vered on its death bed before the departed Jack Kraft. He is should ideally have a new field Villanova, meet Chip Bender. receiving a reprieve from the ad- looking for someone who has good house with a large seating capa- Villanova's new Athletic Director ministration last fall has already recruiting credentials, and who city. Once again, though, the major is not entering the Villanova ath- felt some of the effects of the will hopefully return Villanova obstacle is money, and there does letic picture under the easiest of new policy. Another fulltime coach basketball to its rightful place not appear to be any immediate circumstances, but he has plenty has been added to Lou Ferry's among the top independent teams solution. The Connus' - James L. Buckley. of ideas concerning the direction staff and Bender has indicated that in the country. A decision is ex- Tartan Running Surface that the various athletic programs the football stadium will be reno- pected soon. PA. March 28. 1973 Bender also mentioned the pos- Vol. 48, No. 20 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, . should follow, and is very op- vated before next September. Villanova has just signed a Hve sibility of building a tartan running timistic about the future. "We plan to replace the wooden year contract with the Big Five surface in order to bring track Get University Behind Athletics benches with aluminum seats, im- but Bender has indicated that at and field back to the campus. Clark Raps For the present, though, his prove the press box facilities, and the end of that time Villanova will "We've had one of the top track Columnist Examines main objective is to get the en- perhaps even paint the stadium," carefully review its commitment teams in the country through the tire University behind the athletic he said. "I feel that the fans to the Big Five. years," he observed. "It seems Nixon For program. "We want to integrate who support the team deserve "Please don't get me wrong," a shame that the only contact the everyone connected with Villanova some consideration, also." said Bender. "I think the Big Five Phila. Gang Control students can have with the track into the athletic program," he Goal Worth Striving For is great, and has helped to generate Usurpation team is through the newspapers, said. *'I can't emphasise enough Bender believes however, that a tremendous amount of interest Photo by Jim Grogan or by going to Penn to see a meet." how important I feel athletics are although it is a goal worth striving in college basketball in this area. By JOHN WETZEL By FRANCIS X. MOONEY to the well being of a university, Phillip Bender for, a new football stadium is still However, there are financial as- Chip Bender has some ambitious The Villanova Political Union r> Claude Lewis, a columnist for has studied (he problem of gangs and the success of any athletic obstacles that have plagued past pretty far in the future. "We sim- pects that must also be consid- ideas concerning the direction of met on March 19 to discuss the The Philadelphia Evening Bul- for several years, particularly program hinges on the support it Athletic Directors. ply don't have the money at the ered. Villanova is perennially the Villanova's athletic programs. He topic "Resolved: This house de- letin, presented a lecture on those in the Philadelphia area. receives from the members of that "It is a bit difficult to fight a present time," he stated. The biggest draw at the Palestra, and in feels that as Athletic Director he plores the growth of Presidential the topic "Gang Behavior and university." war without guns and ammun- benefits of a large stadium are that respect we are in effect sub- will be responsible to the students, He estimates that there are pres- power in the present adminis- Adult Responsibility" last Wed- Bender feels that his predeces- ition," he said, "but that is es- obvious, though and if and when sidizing the basketball programs of the administration, and the alumni, ently one hundred and twenty -five tration." The guest speaker, nesday evening in the East Lounge sor, Art Mahan, has done a 'fan- sentially the problem that funds do t>ecome available for the other four schools, including but by the same token believes that gangs in the city with at least speaking for the affirmative, was of Dougherty Hall. The talk was tastic' job under the given cir- Villanova Athletic Directors have such a project, I'll do my best Penn." the athletic department needs the forty of those being active, war- Joseph S. Clark, former Senator sponsored by the Sociology Club cumstances. He cited pressures had to cope with in the past. to see that we build one." He noted that the percentage that active support of everyone ring gangs. from Pennsylvania in the period of Villanova. from the administration, Vil- Father McCarthy has Although officially Villanova receives from the Pa- connected with the University, 1956-1968. The guest speaker de- assured me, he doesn't in It is the responsibility of the lanova's antiquated athletic facil- though, that many of those begin his new duties until April lestra gate is somewhat less than order to continue its success. fined what he saw as the two main Serious Dilemma people of the community, Lewis ities, and a woeful lack of finan- problems field bases of national power and or- can be remedied." 1, Bender is currently searching that of a house game, Let's hope that at least that goal emphasized, to force the poli- cial support as some of the major The football speculated that Villanova is ganization: "the Madisonian view Photo by Robin Ramistella program, which wa- for a basketball coach to replace and achieved. In his address, Lewis stressed ticians to solve the problem. The of government by consensus and the importance of realizing that challenge is to channel the enor- Fr. Driscoll expresses disappointment in delayed salary increases the Jeffersonian belief in strong the pressing problem of gangs in mous amounts of energy of the for faculty. leadership and a positive -y. .,'< the major cities of our country gangs into some constructive use. program advanced by the Pres- Ru^y Records Stands 0-2 today would not be a concern at Team At idency." Clark spoke of his be- achieve all if there did not already exist The means necessary to this end are indeed available, lief in the Jeffersonian tradition wasn't as courageous with the congratulated. an underlying problem with adult Salaries Discussed and his attempts in the past to • delinquency and misbehavior. It in Lewis' estimation. By MICK KULICK in). One Point Loss to first pretty nurse who walked Penn help develop the concept of a is this area toward which our will definitely be VU then traveled off to far off In three His loss most years. New York City stronger presidency; it was for Rugby is back, corrective efforts must first be at least hope- on Franklin Field to avenge their felt off the field as well as has nearly cured its gang di- that reason that he stated: "I Meeting fully so. Saturday, VU faced its directed. Lewis stated. At Faculty loss the previous it. The team and all their fans meeting of these lemma. Through the institution speak for the resolution with first opponent of the season and their desire for a fast and two teams. VU was charging up of numerous social programs and express some reluctance but I do deplore lost to a surprisingly strong Philadelphia, according to complete recovery. and down the field with many close the application of 7 million dol- By JOE TYRRELL But although there is general has the worst gang prob- the growth of power in the pre- Georgetown team. The A team Lewis, approval for his conduct of the calls at the Penn goal line. Even lars, the number of gang- related sent Last Wednesday, Fr. John Out of the shambles that lems in the United States. In an administration because the lost 13-0, only its second shut- was Driscoll, Vice-President for salary matter, many faculty so Penn scored first when one of murders and injuries has been man himself has so perverted the out in two years. the A game, Arty Cosgrove be- average year, thirty-eight young This marked their backs picked up a loose ball almost totally eluninated. Academic Affairs, addressed the members were dismayed that last persons are kHled and hundreds responsibility of leadership that the first time in three years (6 came the defensive standout by Faculty Assembly, primarily week's assembly did not result on one k)ounce and ran around end he must be held back." Speaking saving several scores with 1 1 others maimed or injured in meetings) that Villanova lost to on Philadelphia, on the other hand, concerning himself with the con- in a significant clarification of untouched. But VU came storming of Richard Nixon as an "amoral open field tackles. Austin Hall gang- related incidents in the city. hundred thous- the "Hoyas." hustle of spends only four tinued contract delay. As Driscoll the contract situation. There was back to score on the man," Clark listed several areas John and the remaining forwards and dollars a year and has de- who jarred noted, it was a "premature dis- also some question regarding mad man Kenny Lyons Money, commitment and deter- in which the President has Demoralizing Loss should be recognized for not per- veloped very few programs to aid the ball loose from the full- cussion" in that he did not reveal budgetary procedures. When Penn mination are all necessary to usurped power that properly However as demoralizing as this mitting the score to rise, even in the of current gang at five correction anything beyond the broad gener- asked about the expansion of the back their and allowed the facilitate the solution to this should lie elsewhere in loss was an even greater loss after the loss of their govern- mainstay. problems. It is, according to alities of the salary package. athletic program -- juxtaposed rest of the forwards to follow. serious dilemma, Lewis said. ment. He stated: "The President occurred that won't be shown in the Lewis, the ultimate responsibil- However the with Villanova's tight financial box scores. Villanova's BIG MAN, surprising George- The score was stolen out of the has usurped the exercise of war More specific details will finally ity of the adults of the commun- condition -- Driscoll said, "I TOM PELLAGRINO (GORILLA), town strength and wet weather hands of the forwards by Reds Community Responsibility powers from the Congress and be made public sometime within ity to hasten the political action can't explain it." While answer- will were just too much to handle at Sheehey that gave VU a tie at four. has skirted the treaty-making the next few weeks. Driscoll did be lost for the season or necessary to find a solution to this one time. Lewis, who has formerly been ing questions on declining en- longer. As the result of a freak The conversion by Fred Bliss responsibilities of the Senate by say however that pay increases associated with both Newsweek pressing need for improvement rollment, he conceded that it made it 6-4 VU. VU just didn't will be in the 7-10% range. Ac- play Tom very badly damaged The B team fared better but in Philadelphia. resorting to 'executive agree- ^oto by Jim Grogan and the New York Herald Tribune, is improbable that the number his left knee. He has since under- lost 4-6. This was the score at have enough. They came storming cording to available statistics, ments'." Though Clark said that of incoming students next year The V.U. ruggers in action. The rugby team lott two games to of gone surgery and is improving half time, but still doesn't show back in the second half to domi- an annual salary increase 10% Georgetown and Penn, "quite a lot of the blame for will reach the projected figures. gradually. Tom displayed the cour- the real dominance of VU through nate it completely. The forwards is necessary for the next four these usurpations should be Driscoll added, however, that this age off the field, much like that the entire game. The Wildcats were pushing Penn up and down years to bring pay scales at placed on the Congress and, is a national problem, and has which we had become familiar were constantly on the attack the the field. With the ball on Penn's at least 30 yds. Everyone was scoring so freely Villanova into line with those through them, on the people, the little connection with specific five the Forwards pushed it that the at similar institutions across with on the field. (1 just hope he second half. The B wing perform- over Bad Ref forwards were even trying area of executive privilege and "' student difficulties at Villanova, the country. '• ed very well under very con- the goal line and was fallen on by However, with this loss of 6-7 to get into the act. Ed (Doc) who wet the withholding of information such as the lack of parietals. Austin Hall John which would have VU has notified the played his second exceptional game The proposed increment will be ditions. Two long runs by Mike President of from the people and even from Driscoll also announced the aimed specifically at the ranks Feeny barely scoring. been the first A team score for the Rugby Union that they in a row would have scored on a missed John will Congress have been abused to a beginning of a policy of retrench- of instructor and full professor, V.U. -St. Johonassen, out for his our illustrious captain but was never play if this ref pass from Jack but his nose got Joe first time is allowed point where they function as a ment. Saying that "academic ex- whose present pay schedules are played well even for his lack of called back for — (nobody knows)!! to officiate one of our in the way. Frank Bosco would games, by too great expansion of the rights cellence is the condition for sur- walking have had one all by himself but considered to be "more notably knowledge of the game. His prom- This resulted in another five yard off the field. of the executive." vival" of private colleges during out of line." Dr. William Rice, Secretaries ise is looked forward to through scrum and this time was touched hobbled it so play was stopped. Even after the A game, the B's After mentioning other abuses the next 10 or 15 years, he em- the chairman of the faculty Salary season. The forwards also down by Fred Bliss but was again of power by the current admin- phasized the necessity for care- came through as they should have, Jack almost had one of his own Committee, later reported to the played well especially Eladio Fig- called back. The next play resulted istration, including "the im- ful financial planning. Fr. Mc- Play Tonight and almost did, the week before. after getting the pass from Wire assembly that his committee rec- ueroa who proved that a human in the most questionable call of all pounding of appropriations and Carthy will release the Trustees on the 10 but fell short at the six a increase for bowling ball can strike at any They manhandled Penn to the ommended 12.5% The secretaries of Villanova when Mike Shea touched it down the unilateral decisions on plans in this area at a later date, inch line, as time was called. for the time by rolling his tune of 20-4. This resulted by two instructors, and 9-10% University will play the sec- way across the OUT OF BOUNDS?!?! As was seen whether or not to spend those but Driscoll said that the Board ranks of full, associate and as- goal line ferociously. Frank Bosco, quick scores by Broadway Joe retaries of St. Joe's College by the entire team waiting the next The C team after playing so appropriated monies, the attempt is committed to the priority of sistant professor. one of the few players who played Scalese. The backfield was as ex- in a basketball game on March game Mike was a good yard and a well the previous week fell short to prevent the exercise of free- bringing faculty salaries up to in high school, kept the for- ceptional as the week before. Ex- Fr. Driscoll said that the 21, (Wednesday night) at 8:00 B half in t>ounds when he touched it 4-8 to Drexel Hill. They played dom of speech, and the use of the parity. He also expressed his wards together. cept for several dropped passes amount originally budgeted for p.m., in the Villanova Field flown before he slid out of the side hard hitting ball once again but pocket-veto to avoid the probable hope that the Faculty Affairs by the inside, Jack "dis- of the endzone. After having these (HARVE), the the over- riding of the President's the instruction area were House for the benefit of the After several close hustle of Drexel turned bad Committee will be consulted re- chances VU backs were flawless. appointing," but he continued to three scores called back and the And after plays into scores. Even so with real veto," Clark asked whether St. Edmond's Home for Crip- the garding any reallocation of funds almost won game on a thirty switching Jack and Wire at inside negotiate the problem with Fr. game already being protested VU them coming along so well they "Congress and the courts have pled Children in Rosemont. Ad- that missed by inches. or other financial shift. yard kick and outside they were even better. McCarthy. Finally, the President mission is 50C. There will be again came back. There was a set are making it tougher to pick the the will to resist the expansion Additionally, Driscoll announ- The C team came out to really scrum inside Penn's ten and an power." Waxing agreed to allow monies budgeted special halftime entertainment With George Bus getting it to B team. We only hope they continue of presidential ced the formation of a faculty play Rugby. They were the hard- for vacant positions to be di- and refreshments will be on obvious off sides by Penn's scrum Wire quickly and Wire kicking up to show the enthusiasm which ex- eloquent on the same theme, research program. Dr. George est hitting team of the day. The half which should "the verted to salary increments. sale. result in a 3 field to be retrieved by Jack they ists now and keep the team as deep Clark asked further whether Yeh has been appointed director, exceptional play of Wire kept point penalty kick -- providing the as it is. American people have the desire Normally, when an opening on the with a six Referees for the were unstoppable. And with Jack and he will work person game will the inexperience of the un- team ref saw it. The only score which to resist the 'bread and circuses' faculty is not filled, any money to develop be TOM INGELSBY (Villanova getting more room to run the faculty committer pro- noticed. The ferocity of Nail and should have been called back was ploy of the present administration allotted for that post is returned Wildcats) and KEVIN wings, John Johonassen and cedures for the program. The FUREY Mike O'Brian kept them in the a beautiful 60 yd. run by Mike while the latter increase their to the General Fund. It is at this of this committee will (St. Joe's Hawks). Ray Sticks, were able to set up for members game to finally win a hotly con- Feeny. The odd point to this Anyone wishing to be- time impossible to determine was long runs of their own. J. J. play- power." be ineligble for grants. Twenty- A preliminary game between tested game 3-0. The promise of that come the manager of the the amount of additional the ref awarded VU the score ing his second game proved his Over-Active President exactly five thousand dollars has been the t)asketball clubs of t>oth several other players, such as before realizing that the touch worth when he scored twice on Villanova baseball team Vince Wolfinger, speaking for funds that will be raised this budgeted for this purpose, which Biff at fullback and John Pin- Villanova and St. Joe's will judge had said that Mike was out please the Moderate party, echoed many way. Driscoll accurately called passes from Jack. After bulling contact Bob Ellis In Ptioto by Robin Ramtstolla "a begin at 6:30 p.m. that night. stripes (one of the few vets) proved of twunds. only sentiments of the guest Several faculty members have Penn's penetra- his way to the score he set up the Sports Information Of- of the modest beginning," but he So if you want some vital. The continuing list of stand- tion inside the fifty resulted in Noted columniel Claude Lewis calls for and said that "we have referred to Driscoll as "our only kicks by Wire and Ray. Ray had an fice at the Field House. increased community |>ar- speaker promised that the program will good laughs -- this is the place outs would be incomplete without their winning drop kick of Ucipftion to friend in the administration." 3 points 80 yd. run called t>ack by a ques- combat gang violence in PtiNadelphia. (Continued on page 7) grow. to be! everyone's name so all should be the from unbelievable distance of tionable line judge. J /