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XXIII NO. 36 MONDAY , UUI U B tn 1 o, i aoa THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING NOTRE DAME AND SAINT MARY’S Wall Street braces for further losses after Friday’s plunge in other markets around the long huddle Sunday, mapping Associated Press bankers from cutting off credit world. out strategies to prevent a fi­ to brokerage houses and secu­ nancial disaster paralleling the Dow Hour-By-Hour NEW YORK — Wall Street In other early Asian trading rities firms suffering heavy events of two years ago, when braced for more battering Monday, the market in New losses from a plunge in stock the Dow plummeted 508 points THURSDAY SCLOSE Monday as the aftershocks of Zealand fell about 10 percent in prices. on Oct. 19, Black Monday, after its Friday the 13th plunge were its morning session and Aus­ The Fed official said the U.S. a 108-point drop the preceding 2800 r 2,759.84 felt in Tokyo, where prices tralia’s main stock-price index central bank had been in touch Friday. plummeted in early trading. fell 8 percent in the first 20 with central banks in Japan “After what happened ... the The Nikkei Stock Average minutes of trading. and Europe and had received powers that be will do a lot to 2750 was down 442.08 points, or 1.2 The New York stock market assurances from them that avoid a major sell-off,” said percent, at 34,673.94 in the suffered its worst setback since those officials stood ready to John Tierney, a vice president first few minutes of trading the Oct. 19, 1987 Black Monday supply needed cash in their at Shearson Lehman Hutton Monday on the Tokyo Stock crash when prices plunged in countries to counteract any 2700 Inc. Exchange. the final hour of trading last possible fallout from Friday’s Friday and the Dow Jones in­ The Federal Reserve sent sig­ plunge in stock prices. Levels every 30 ■ Tokyo Stock Exchange dustrial average lost more than nals over the weekend that it Officials at both the Fed and 2650 minutes for opens lower, but remains 190 points to finish at will move quickly to meet any the Treasury were closely moni­ demands for cash on Monday, Friday, 10/13/89 firm / page 4 2,569.26. toring developments in the Since 1987, takeover rumors when a deluge of sell orders is overseas markets, primarily and leveraged buyouts had expected to hit the U.S. mar­ Tokyo and Hong Kong. Devel­ 2600 The dollar opened at 139.95 pushed the market higher. But kets. opments in those markets could yen in Tokyo, down sharply trouble with one of those deals “We will be there with all the set the tone for how U.S. mar­ from Friday’s closes of 144.00 Friday, the employee-manage- liquidity demand that is kets perform when they open 2,569.26 2550 yen in Tokyo and 142.05 yen in ment buyout of United Airlines needed,” said a senior Fed offi­ Monday morning. down 190.58 New York. parent UAL Corp., raised fears cial who spoke on condition of The New York Stock Ex­ The activity in Tokyo was the of problems in the “junk bond ” anonymity. “If there are any change planned to open its first in a major foreign market financing market and sparked doubts about liquidity being computers to receive orders at 2500 I following Friday’s plunge on Friday’s sell-off. available, there is no reason to 7:30 a.m. EDT, an hour earlier Wall Street and was expected be concerned.” i 1 i 1 i ''i 1 i 1 r r Market and government offi­ than usual. Thousands of wor­ 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 to help set the tone for trading cials continued their weekend- The Fed’s action could keep ses MARKET / page 4 William Hickey, director of Food Services, dies of heart attack By KELLEY TUTHILL industry, according to a press Assistant News Editor release. While at Notre Dame Hickey’s William Hickey, director of staff catered special functions University Food Services, died including the 1987 Summer Friday of a heart attack. Special Olympics and supplied Hickey, 54, was in Colorado meals to the Hope Rescue Mis­ Springs, Colo., for Saturday’s sion and the Center for the Notre Dame-Air Force game. Homeless in South Bend. He died at 9:24 a.m. at St. He had also overseen the $6.5 Francis Hospital, Colorado million renovation and expan­ Springs, Colo. sion of Notre Dame’s North Hickey was appointed direc­ Dining HalL according to a tor of food services on July 1, press release. 1982, after running the food William Htekey Hickey, a consultant to nu­ service operation at the Univer­ merous colleges and universi­ sity of Illinois-Chicago Circle, services operation, according ties, held a degree in food ser­ according to a press release. to a press release. vice management from Pratt “I’m in shock, basically,” said Institute, Brooklyn. He also Dennis Koehler, assistant di­ In 1984, Notre Dame won the served in executive food man­ rector of food services. “It’s Ivy Award in national competi­ agement positions in Chicago, hard to believe that he’s not tion among hotels, restaurants at Princeton University, the coming back from Colorado. ” and institutions. State University of New York at During Hickey’s years at Binghamton and at Yale Uni­ Notre Dame, his changes in In 1986, Hickey won the In­ versity. Sleeping on the job The Observer/Sarah Vakker eating ambience, menus, cater­ ternational Food Service Manu­ A Mass will be offered in his facturers Association Silver memory at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Eve Beale tests her book's value as a pillow, while Kim Cenedella ing and marketing earned three Plate Award, the most presti­ remains devoted to studying. The two spent Sunday afternoon in national awards for Notre gious given by the food service the library. ______Dame’s $17-million-a-year food see HICKEY / page 4 Saint Mary’s kicks off Hurricane Jerry slams into Texas Alcohol Awareness Week Associated Press 62.000 was the site of one of rector of the National the worst hurricanes in U.S. Hurricane Center. By LESLIE LONGVAL ily, and alcohol and the im­ GALVESTON, Texas — history, a storm that killed Jerry strengthened from a News staff pact on society. Hurricane Jerry roared into the 6.000 people in 1900. tropical storm to a hurricane There will be guest speak­ Texas coast Sunday, downing As Jerry struck, heavy rains 110 miles off Galveston Island This week is Alcohol ers who will share stories of power lines, rattling flagpoles and rising tides moved over the at 1 p.m. when its sustained Awareness Week at Saint their experiences with alco­ and trees and combining with upper Texas coast and were wind hit 75 mph, or 1 mph Mary’s; the theme is “Help hol and films that present the highest tides of the year to expected to increase over the above the threshold, according Prevent Alcohol Misuse and the alcohol problems that flood coastal areas. Thousands southwest Louisiana coast, the to the National Hurricane Abuse Through Education." face American society today. of people headed for high National Weather Service said. Center. During the afternoon, Mary Blajda, a planning Promotions for alcohol ground. the storm reached 85 m.p.h. member of the National awareness include a wrecked The center of the hurricane Jerry’s hurricane-strength sustained wind and swung onto Collegiate Alcohol Awareness car along Saint Mary's Road. crossed the coast 10 miles winds extended 25 miles east of a northerly course toward Week said, “The idea behind “This will be a grim re­ southwest of Galveston Island the eye and 15 miles west. That Galveston, the hurricane center Saint Mary’s Alcohol minder of what can happen at about 8 p.m., with sustained was about 10 times weaker said. Awareness Week is to gear when mixing drinking and winds of 75 mph and gusts up than Hurricane Hugo, which Hurricane warnings were projects and presentations driving, "said Blajda. to 100 mph, according to the had hurricane force winds ex­ posted from Freeport, Texas, towards alcohol awareness." All week there will be a National Hurricane Center in tending 100 miles out from its to Intracoastal City, La. Daily activities are geared table set up in front of Coral Gables, Fla. center when it devastated Tornado watches were posted towards the theme of the Haggar College Center with In Galveston, officials re­ Charleston and other parts of over southwestern Louisiana day, said Blajda. These pamphlets about alcohol and ported scattered power fail­ South Carolina last month. and southeastern Texas. themes include alcohol ad­ ures, street flooding and a roof “It’s a very small hurricane. I At 7:20 p.m., a tornado hit diction, alcohol and the fam­ torn off a building, but no im­ would not expect much damage see ALCOHOL/page 4 mediate injuries. The city of from it,” said Bob Sheets, di­ see JERRY / page 4 page 2 The Observer Monday, October 16, 1989

WORLD BRIEFS You can go home again, After undergoing a heart transplant operation, a 39-day- old girl in Padova, Italy was in stable condition and resting peace­ fully doctors said Sunday. Giorgia Panizzolo, who was born Sept. and you can even enjoy it 5 with a tumor in her heart, became the youngest person to un­ dergo the surgery in Italy when doctors at Padova Hospital com­ I’m going home soon. This is not a Freudian pleted the four-hour operation early Saturday. revelation by any means, but for a freshman who has just learned to call her 14 by 9 foot cu­ The Soviet Union is on schedule in withdrawing forces bicle “home,” it will definitely be a shock. M y eating habits, from Eastern Europe but has made little progress on military re­ This being the “Year of the Family ” at ND, I ductions within its borders, says a congressional report released sleeping habits, and began to think about my own family, and imag­ Sunday. The House Armed Services Committee study found that nervous disorders will ine our reunion. Mom will have that look in her since late April the Soviets have been pulling back their forces as eye that means, “I ’m never letting my baby go be addressed.’ part of reductions proposed by President Mikhail Gorbachev on again,” which will immediately be shot down by Dec. 7, 1988. Dad’s, “So kid, how’s Monk?” Monica Yant Relatives of a Swede who saved tens of thousands Mom will be on her best behavior, though. I’m News Copy Editor sure Dad has told her that any emotional out­ of Hungarian Jews from Nazi extermination plan to meet today bursts will result in her forfeiting charge cards with Soviet officials in Moscow in hopes of learning his fate. Raoul or something of that nature. Wallenberg vanished after Soviet troops arrested him in 1945. is for the birds. We’ll talk academics, and he’ll Since she won’t be able to show tears of joy, Wallenberg’s half-sister Nina Lagergren and half-brother Guy von tell me not to worry about my poor she’ll make up for it with food. I can see it now, Dardel arrived in Moscow Sunday. They were accompanied by the performance in math, because after all, “Jethro an entire week of not having to eat the dishes chairman and the secretary of the Stockholm-based Raoul Wal­ Bodine couldn’t ’cipher too well, and look how I’ve detested for the last 18 years. No beef stew, lenberg Association, retired diplomat Per Anger and Sonja Son- successful he was.” no pork chops, no pot roast, no green beans. nefeld. Dad will take me to Coney Island for a “gut- Knowing the fatal consequences of preparing bomber,” and beg me not to worry mom too the above dishes, Mom will proclaim every night A veteran Solidarity journalist and political activist was ipuch with my freshmanitis. (“She’s going “fix something she won’t regurgitate and she’ll named editor in chief of the government daily in Warsaw, the bonkers, you know.”) He’ll then lapse into come home more often” night. My taste buds state news agency reported Saturday. The move further consoli­ enough “stories from the home office” to satisfy are already gearing up for olympic-style eating. dates Solidarity’s growing media presence. Dariusz Fikus, 57, was my craving for gossip for the next twelve years. There’s more to my Mom than food, though, chosen by Solidarity Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki to re­ I’ve yet to mention my grandmother, aunt, un­ and shopping will definitely play into the pic­ place Janusz Durmala, a Communist Party member, as head of the cle, and seventh-grade cousin. No reunion ture. Rzeczpospolita daily, the PAP news agency said. would be complete without all of the family, It will all start innocently. She and I will tell dogs included. We’ll do dinner at Grandma’s, my father we re going out to buy some toi­ play some Pictionary, and I’ll be coerced into NATIONAL BRIEFS letries. While loading up on Kleenex, we’ll just telling them about the wonder and glory of the HAPPEN to mosey over to the mall, which will life of a collegian. (Leaving out, of course, the just HAPPEN to lead to some serious shopping. agony and defeat of it, as I wouldn’t want them Hours and dollars-we-didn t-have-to-begin- to think I don’t live in Disneyland.) “Presleynost” reached U.S. shores Sunday when a Soviet with later, we ll return, much to the dismay of The more I think about it, the more excited I Elvis fan stepped off an airplane in Boston in blue suede shoes, my father who will say, “I thought you were just get about going home. My room, a palatial clutching an exit visa issued solely for a visit to Graceland, the going out for Kleenex. Don’t you already have spread compared to the bread box I presently Memphis, Tenn., home of his hero. Kolya Vasin, 44, an artist, shoes that color?" share with two others, will be institution-clean sculptor and rock impresario from Leningrad, said he’s been an Life with mom won’t be entirely Cleaverly, be­ and devoid of all traces of my existence. After Elvis fan since hearing a bootleg copy of “Jailhouse Rock.” Visit­ cause I’m sure she’ll get down to some first- all, EVERYTHING I own is crammed into the ing Graceland will be the culmination of a 30-year dream, he said. rate nagging. bread box. After all, I’ve been gone for two months, and When I think about my house, 1 think about An ammonia leak at a pizza plant in Weiiston, Ohio my father is not an easy target for her ever-pre­ my neighborhood, and the news I’ve been miss­ prompted the all-night evacuation of the entire town of 6,500 sent maternal concerns. They’ve been building ing. Have the Elly’s finally finished painting the people and left four people hospitalized Sunday, authorities said. up, like tartar or whatever that yellowish film house, or has the Mister let it slide for yet an­ An evacuation order was lifted shortly after 5 a.m. Sunday morn­ on one’s teeth is called, and my homecoming other year? ing, said Weiiston Assistant Fire Chief Bob Long. will provide a perfect opportunity for a full- Has the newly-divorced bombshell thrown any scale attack. more celebration bashes? Have any of the nurs­ Ferdinand Marcos was laid “temporarily to rest” as My eating habits, sleeping habits, and nervous ing home residents escaped? The list of ques­ thousands of people braved wilting heat in Honolulu Sunday in a disorders will be addressed. She’ll want the tions in dire need of an answer is endless. service that was part religious ceremony and part political rally. scoop about relationships with boys, girls, and I never thought I’d be this anxious to go Enrique Fernando, the last Philippine Supreme Court Chief Justice men in blue jogging suits. And late at night, I’ll home. I ’ve probably painted a poor picture of during Marcos’ rule, collapsed during an emotional speech by the be heard muttering in my sleep, “Yes mom, I my parents, but the truth is, I ’m dying to see ousted Philippine president's son, Ferdinand Jr. or “Bong Bong. ” understand that I’ll be nosey too when I have them. Sure, Mom may carry the “Supermom” kids.” theme a bit too far, but she’s one in a zillion, INDIANA BRIEFS As if the barrage of motherly love won’t con­ and the best in the world. Dad may not be able sume my all-too short visit, I ’ll have my father to show his emotions as well, but I know he’ll be to deal with as well. He’s a different sort, com­ just as thrilled to see me as I will to see him. It’s A regional commuter rail board has approved an pletely unpredictable. He may greet me wearing funny how just two months can strengthen fam­ agreement to buy all the assets and liabilities of the Chicago, that goofball faux-tuxedo t-shirt that he fash­ ily bonds that had always been taken for South Bend and South Shore Railroad commuter line. The agree­ ioned each year at prom time. Or he may pull granted. ment between the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation the old, “Don’t I know you from somewhere?” I ’m going home soon, and life will be District and the Anacostia and Pacific Co. establishes the relation­ routine. different. I may be able to predict the ship between the two agencies and how they will operate the line. Being the laid back member of the family, Dad predictable, but some things will never be the will treat my homecoming with as little hype as same. Regardless, I’m counting the minutes. possible, presumably because the spectacle WEATHER mom will make will be more than enough for the both of them. Monica Yant is a student in the Freshman Year of We’ll talk politics, and he’ll ask me if I’ve fi­ Studies. The views expressed are those of the Cloudy nally convinced my friend Emily that socialism author, and not necessarily those of the Observer.

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Ryan Roberts.Jeanne Naylor Source: AP are reserved. information compiled from Observer wires and Observer stall reports Monday, October 16, 1989 The Observer page 3 Beijing University reopens with changes Associated Press particularly hard-hit, partly be­ BEIJING — China’s most cause it is mainly a liberal arts prestigious university opened school and liberal arts are los­ Saturday for the first time ing the most new students. The since soldiers crushed the mas­ university played a leading role sive pro-democracy protests its in the demonstrations, but au­ students helped lead. thorities claim the enrollment Students gathered to buy reductions had nothing to do books at the center of the with that. Beijing University campus near The school has an enrollment a long red banner that urged of about 10,000, but students them to uphold Marxist princi­ said some upperclassmen failed ples and take a clear stand to show up, fearing investiga­ against Western capitalist val­ tions of their roles in the ues. protests. Few were willing to talk Other colleges are still con­ ■"■4<6* ■» > •> * about the protests that ended tinuing such investigations two in gunfire and triggered a months after reopening, with hard-line backlash in which special teams pressuring teach­ Writing Rome The Observer/Sarah Vakker Communist Party General ers and students who were Senior architecture students Rigel Chiriboga, Brad Edmonds, and Joe Chira say “Ciao thtti ” — hello to Secretary Zhao Ziyang was heavily involved to write fuller everyone— in one large letter to be sent to Rome. All architecture students spend their junior year ousted and thousands were ar­ “self-criticisms,” or confes­ studying in Rome. rested. sions. “ Most students have become An official notice posted in more realistic about the situa­ several places at Beijing tion and now they want to University said the government study,” said one. But they re­ would be lenient toward those Green talks on racism in business ported that among themselves, who “turn themselves in, con­ identity for the black business as a black person, he said. and on other Beijing campuses, fess or render meritorious ser­ By ROBERT KELLY person. He explained that According to Green, discrimi­ students have taken to sarcas­ vice” — which it explained News staff there are two possible out­ nation against blacks in the tically singing the jingle from a meant reporting the crimes of comes for the black business business world has its roots in pesticide commercial that goes, others or providing evidence. Notre Dame graduate person. the fact that there are no major “We are the harmful insects.” Other schools reopened early, Nathaniel Green discussed ways The first Is that of the black businesses controlled by blacks. Students were noticeably in August, to complete the of coping with the problem of person who "has divorced him­ Because the primary motives of fewer than usual. The 750- spring semester’s unfinished racism in corporate America in self from the black culture in a business are self-interest and member freshman class — work and hold special political a lecture delivered to the order to rise in the business profit, whites are often hired down from about 2,100 last ideology classes. But Beijing League of Black Business world." said Green. over blacks with equal qualifi­ year — will be absent all year University’s opening was de­ Students Sunday. This result, he said, occurs cations because of the business to undergo military and politi­ layed until after the Oct. 1 an­ Green, who is the assistant when a black business person connections they might provide. cal training at an army niversary of 40 years of vice president of commercial allows his or her whole lifestyle "Until blacks control some­ academy outside the capital. Communist Party rule, appar­ loans at a bank said, "In busi­ to be altered by the business thing in the business world, Their dormitories were empty. ently for fear its students ness, for a black person, you world's racism. there will be discrimination Authorities announced after would disrupt the festivities. will not find overt racism, but A second, healthier way for a against them. If there is no the protests that freshmen for The day passed peacefully. rather cultural racism. ” black person to deal with the major black customer to bring the first time would spend a The party newspaper, the According to Green, the cul­ oppressive atmosphere of cor­ in, there is no incentive for a year at a military academy, but People’s Daily, said Friday that ture of the business world in porate America, said Green, is company to hire a black per­ they insisted it was not pun­ Beijing University was a “major America is entirely white. to "view the changes you have son." said Green. ishment for the pro-democracy disaster zone” during the Thus, it is necessary for a black to make as a part of your job, Until the business world as a protests. protests. person in the business world to not as a loss of your identity." whole achieves a balance be­ The reduction in the fresh­ It called for strengthening act by the norms of white cul­ tween blacks and whites, the man class was part of a na­ school management, saying ture if he or she wishes to sur­ Conformity to the standards black person will find it neces­ tionwide cut in first-year stu­ that people with bourgeois lib­ vive and advance. seems necessary to rise in the sary to work harder and be dents from about 640,000 to eral, or anti-socialist, views The problem with this situa­ business world but it need not better qualified than his white 610,000. took advantage of its past free tion, Green said, is a loss of change your whole way of life competitor, he said. 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I I I I l l I I i I I I I I I Monday, October 16, 1989 The Observer Page Tokyo Stock Exchange opens lower, but is firm Associated Press tions of whether markets would avoid a repeat of the crash of TOKYO — The rich Tokyo 1987. Then, a sizable drop on a Stock Exchange and the dollar Friday multiplied on the follow­ opened lower Monday but ing Monday — the Black Mon­ firmed amid reports that world day in New York that was fol­ monetary authorities were lowed by Black Tuesdays in ready to intervene to prevent Tokyo and London. Friday’s Wall Street plunge Share prices in Australia and from snowballing. New Zealand tumbled in open­ The dollar opened at 139.95 ing trading Monday. yen, a heavy drop from Friday’s close of 144.00 yen in Tokyo. At On the New Zealand ex­ midmorning the dollar was change, blue-chip stocks plum­ higher at 141.00 yen, but still meted in volatile but low-vol­ below its New York close Fri­ ume trading with the Barclays day of 142.05 yen after the Index ending the morning off Wall Street plunge of more 265 points — or 11.79 percent than 190 points in the Dow — at 1984.85, the biggest fall Jones index. since the 505 points of the 1987 The Nikkei Stock Average of crash. Australia’s main stock 225 issues stood at 34,774.70 price index fell 8 percent in the points, down 321.32 points, or first 20 minutes of trading and 0.9 percent, after the first hour was headed lower. of trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. It had opened down Yozo Asai, an analyst with I about 600 points but then Yamaichi Securities, a major AP Photo climbed on what dealers said brokerage, said there had been Trendsetting surgery was low-volume trading. some panic selling at the start Former President Ronald Reagan sports a new, shorter hairstyle as he meets with Canadian Prime The performance of Tokyo of trading in Tokyo but that the Minister Brian Mulroney at his office in the Century City section of Los Angeles Thursday. Reagan's hair markets was closely watched stock market was returning to is growing back following recent brain surgery. around the world for indica­ istabilit£__^^^^^_^^___

at a grocery store where 12 stalled following the 1987 Hickey Jerry checkers were kept busy. Market crash will automatically halt “They’re picking up water, bat­ trading if the Dow rises or falls continued from page 1 continued from page 1 continued from page 1 teries, everything.” 250 points. Gamsin said the exchange in­ Stepan Center, said Father downtown Orange, Texas, At hardware stores, cus­ ried investors called sell orders tends to let the market “go,” William Beauchamp, executive causing damage to several tomers bought nails, masking into their brokers over the rather than step in before the vice president of the University. buildings, the hurricane center tape and other supplies to se­ weekend, setting the stage for a circuit breakers have a chance He said University President reported. Earlier, a funnel cure homes and windows, but flood of activity when Wall to work. Father Edward Malloy will be cloud was reported near New one clerk said it was too late Street opens for business. Insiders say a drop on Wall the celebrant. Orleans. for many to cover windows. The exchange plans to insti­ Street might be cushioned if Friends may call from 3 to 5 Galveston City Manager Doug tute a service at the opening, and 7 to 9 p.m. today in Hickey Matthews said he believed many “With this late a warning, which puts individual orders of corporations and brokerages step in to buy stocks. After the Funeral Home Cleveland Road of the island city’s residents de­ there’s not a lot you can do,” up to 2,099 shares in front of Chapel, 17131 Cleveland Road, cided to stay in their hj>mes be­ said Roy Straw at a store on big, institutional orders, said crash two years ago, compa­ nies stepped in to purchase according to Dave Nietch of the hind the seawall. Jamaica Beach. “ People can’t the NYSE’s chief spokesman their own shares to bolster Hickey Funeral Home. He said He also said about 500 resi­ handle plywood in the wind and Richard Torrenzano. Normally, Hickey will be buried in The dents had left their low-lying rain.” the service is offered only after prices. Gate of Heaven Cemetery in homes on the island’s west end, the Dow moves up or down 25 Hawthorn, N.Y. which is not protected by the Jerry was considered a cate­ points. Observers said the same thing Hickey was born June 15, seawall. gory 1 hurricane, the least se­ “You go on a red alert when could happen this time, with 1935, in Yonkers, N.Y. He had vere possible. The storm did there’s a situation like Friday,” brokerages joining in to sup­ lived in South Bend since 1982, While workers distributed not compare in fury to said NYSE spokeswoman port the stocks they have been coming from Chicago. sandbags and barricades to Hurricane Hugo, which became Sharon Gamsin. “We want to touting through the market’s Surviving family members in­ low-lying areas, Galveston resi­ a category 4. pave the way for the system to recent record-setting runup. clude Ann DeVito, his wife, who dents stocked up on supplies “Category 4 is a major disas­ operate as smooth as possible. serves as an employee of St. and secured homes and boats. ter and Jerry is a bad day,” We’re not anticipating any Experts are quick to note Michael’s Laundry; a daughter, said Jerry Jarrell, deputy direc­ problem.” that the economic landscape two years ago was markedly Karen Krawczun; three sons, “We’re jam-packed,” said tor of the National Hurricane Once the market opens, a sys­ different. William J. III. Barry and Joey DeRanier, service manager Center. tem of “circuit breakers” in­ Michael; five grandchildren; a sister, Gloria Williams; and a brother George Hickey. Still cheeziiV after 18 years! Memorial contributions may G3SHPCPS!7 ft® L&Wi i- be made to the University of Notre Dame, American Heart The TRUE DILLON Association, or to the Lupus SWINGER You're the best Foundation. Maria Alcohol Happy continued from page 1 Love, M om , Dad, Birthday! alcohol abuse. The table will also have designated driver Janice, John bracelets. If worn by a des­ & P atricia ignated driver, she will be Mom, Marc, served free sodas at partici­ pating bars. Dan, & Sarah Additional information and activities will be posted around campus. SMC STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD Start thinking of ideas for “Neighboring Talents” oominc - open to all ND/SR Coming Later this semester: “About Last Night”, “Working Girl”, & “Say Anything” & much, much more

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Associated Press den, the new chairman of the sion. U.S. central bank had been in to happen Monday,” a Treasury Securities and Exchange Com­ While a Fed move to inject touch with central banks in official, who spoke on condition mission, were keeping in close massive amounts of cash into Japan and Europe and had re­ his name not be used, said Sun­ WASHINGTON—The Federal contact monitoring develop­ the banking system cannot by ceived assurances from them day. Reserve put out the word Sun­ ments. itself push stock prices higher, that those officials stood ready Brady is insisting that re­ day that it stands ready to “ I am sure they will do what it does provide a measure of to supply needed cash in their gardless of what happens in the flood the banking system with is right, what is prudent, what confidence that the government countries to counteract any markets, there should be little money to prevent the second- is sensible,” Darman said in an is prepared to counteract the possible fallout from Friday’s impact on the total U.S. econ­ biggest point drop in the his­ interview on ABC’s “This Week damaging effects to the econ­ plunge in stock prices. omy, which is about to enter a tory of the stock market from with David Brinkley.” omy from a sudden loss of bil­ Officials at both the Fed and record eighth year of expan­ developing into something Meanwhile, a senior Fed offi­ lions of dollars of wealth in the Treasury were closely moni­ sion. worse. cial said Sunday that the cen­ stock prices. toring developments in the The Fed commitment came as tral bank intended to follow the The Fed’s action to supply overseas markets, primarily Many private economists said the Bush administration con­ example that Greenspan set cash on a liberal basis to the Tokyo and Hong Kong. Devel­ they supported that view. tinued its own efforts to reas­ following the October 1987 banking system serves to reas­ opments in those markets could Michael Evans, head of a sure investors reeling from market crash. sure nervous bankers that they set the tone for how U.S. mar­ Washington forecasting firm, Friday’s 190-point plunge in “We will be there with all the do not need to be panicked into kets perform when they open said that even though he was the Dow Jones industrial aver­ liquidity demand that is cutting off credit to brokerage Monday morning. looking for another big selling age. needed,” said the official, who houses and securities firms suf­ Aides to Brady said the Trea­ day Monday, he was not chang­ White House Budget Director spoke on condition that his fering heavy losses from a sury secretary had spent the ing his overall economic fore­ Richard Darman, who in recent name not be used. “If there are plunge in stock prices. weekend on the telephone coor­ cast for moderate growth next weeks has been critical of the any doubts about liquidity being Brokerage firms, assured of dinating the administration’s year. He said the economy Fed's handling of monetary available, there is no reason to a line of credit from their efforts to contain the damage would be bolstered by growth policy, expressed total confi­ be concerned.” bankers, are not forced to sell from Friday’s market drop. in U.S. export sales and contin­ dence Sunday that the central The term “liquidity” refers to off stocks as the price plunges Officials said they were mind­ ued consumer spending. bank and other government of­ the ready availability of cash. simply to replenish their own ful that the record 508-plunge ficials will do all that is neces­ The Greenspan-led effort two dwindling supplies of cash. of the stock market on Black “The average consumer west sary to contain the market years ago was widely credited Such waves of forced stock Monday in 1987 had been pre­ of the Hudson River is going to turmoil. with keeping the 508-point sales can have the unintended ceded by a 109-point fall the say this market plunge is just a Darman said that Treasury plunge of October 1987 from effect of driving stock prices previous Friday. bad rerun. They saw this movie Secretary Nicholas Brady, Fed­ wrecking havoc on the banking down even further. “ Things are quite different two years ago and didn’t get eral Reserve Chairman Alan system and perhaps toppling The Fed official said in a now than they were in 1987, hurt so why should they worry Greenspan and Richard Bree­ the entire country into a reces­ telephone interview that the but no one knows what is going now,” Evans said.

Investors might continue buying; Dow’s Worst Drops market not as frightened this time Associated Press if the market had hit bottom. could not get bank financing “ I think that’s a good sign. for the $6.75 billion deal. INDIANA—Some stockbro­ They didn’t seem as frightened That caught the attention of kers believe many investors this time around. We’re so cal­ arbitrators and spilled over to may be buying, not selling lous to this stuff anymore. It’s stocks of other companies that stocks on Monday, following just like another day,” he said. also were the subject of ■ -108.35 the Dow Jones average of 30 Eli Lilly & Co. was down 5 takeover talk, said Mike w w industrials dive of 190.58 1/2, but most Indiana stocks Haskell, a trader at Raf- l i i ^ f 46% points Friday. were not affected, brokers said. fensperger Hughes & Co. in In­ 6.91% Many individual investors Cummins was down 1/4, Arvin dianapolis. were unnerved by a 508-point Industries was down 3/4, NIP- In Evansville, some brokers loss in October 1987 and have SCO Holdings was down 3/8, said they were telling customers The Dow Jones Industrial A v e ra g e ^ shied away from the market PSI Holdings was down 5/8, the market likely will continue had its second worst point drop (T ^ since then. But some investors Merchants National Corp. was to drop somewhat. Friday, Oct. 13, 1989. Here are th e \^ wished they had jumped back in up 1/4, and INB was un­ “As much as I hate to see the 10 worst days for the average, and the two years ago. changed. market get hit the way it did percentage change in value from the “I really think people are go­ David W. Knall, of McDonald today, this is not the end of the previous day's close. ing to realize they lost an op­ & Co. Securities Inc. of Indi­ w orld,” Alan Newman, vice portunity last time,” said W. anapolis, said Friday’s market president and manager of the Dennis Howell of Traub & Co. fall was triggered primarily by Evansville office of Hilliard -508 in Indianapolis. Howell fielded news that the pilot-manage- Lyons Inc., said Friday. 22.6% a number of calls Friday after­ ment group trying to buy UAL “I think the market will lan­ AP/Tate noon from customers inquiring Corp., parent of United Airlines, guish for a couple of weeks.” Federal spending makes taxpayers’ money worth less

It’s not easy to spend as more pounds, francs, marks currency values—and, for key to driving up your much money as the federal or yen, but because it is try­ Louis Rukeyser that matter, trade restric­ economy, we would all now government does each year. ing with all its might to Tribune Media Services tions— had very little to do be marvelling at the Sometimes you really have to erode the value of its own with Japan’s incredible suc­ prosperity of Italy or India. work at being a wastrel. currency. cess on the international Take right now, when the No, to the mere civilian, thereby help us avoid reces­ trade scene. “They’ve been The dollar remains healthy alleged guardians of the living in the real world that sion. It sounds real good beating us by making better because America remains public purse are merrily lies beyond the frontiers of when you say it fast. But if products,” he acknowledged. healthy—and a haven of spending vast sums of the the District of Columbia, you slow down and think, Yet in Washington, stability in a turbulent taxpayers’ money...in order eroding the value of the dol­ you’re in trouble. spendthrifts still insist we’d world. That is by no means to make the taxpayers’ lar might seem like an unde­ Fact is, U.S. exports have be much better off if only the all bad. If the government money worth less. sirable thing. It is , after all, been booming of late, as dollar were cheaper. Ameri­ insists on engaging in an in­ Yes, you read that right. a good handy definition of more and more companies can products would look ternational conspiracy to de­ First they take the money inflation—which laid this have finally got their acts more attractive to those value the greenback, a more from you in taxes. Then they economy low in the 1970s together. Fact is, Japanese with foreign currencies—and effective way, even short­ spend it in a deliberate and could, if we’re not exports—which theoretically American consumers would term, would be to combine effort to lower the buying careful, do exactly the same should have been decimated find it more difficult to af­ interest rate increases power of what you have left. thing in the 1990s. by the tremendous rise in ford foreign goods. abroad with interest rate Can’t be so, even in Wash­ Why, then, would our gov­ the value of the yen—have It’s a great theory, as long cuts at home. In the long ington, you say? Alas, it is. ernment want to commit held up remarkably well. as your memory span is as run, however, those lower For that is precisely the ef­ what looks very much like fi­ Fact is, maybe there’s lightning-short as the aver­ American interest rates fect of the Treasury De­ nancial hara-kiri? The an­ something a heck of a lot age politician’s. If it’s any would again help strengthen partm ent’s current loony swer, of course, is that pub­ more important than the longer, however, you might the U.S. economy, and the effort to reduce the interna­ lic officials who habitually passing value of the recall that the strength of a hurt-the-dollar crowd would tional worth of the American do very dumb things never currencies that’s in opera­ nation’s currency is more have a brand-new problem dollar. think that they are acting tion here. likely to be related directly on its hands. Poor fellows; Here’s how it works: The stupidly. Instead, they start Government leaders can to the strength of its they don’t know when to sit government takes huge to believe their own press re­ sometimes be made to talk economy. Countries like still and do nothing. Mean­ quantities of your presum­ leases. sense when you turn off the Japan (and, historically, the while, though, somebody ably hard-earned dollars And what the press re­ microphones. And one of the U.S.) have vividly ought to get them to stop and uses them to buy foreign leases are telling us is that a highest economic officials in demonstrated this. On the passing our bucks. currencies— not because it cheaper dollar is needed to Washington confessed to me other hand, if driving down ©1989 Tribune Media Ser­ has a sudden craving to own increase U.S. exports and privately the other day that your currency were truly the vices Viewpoint page 6______™______Monday, October 16, 1989 The Observer P.O. Box Q, Notre Dame, Indiana 46556 (219)239-5303 1989-90 General Board Edltor-ln-Chlef Chris Donnelly Managing Editor Business Manager Regis Coccia Rich lannelli

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EDITORIAL Dalai Lama of Tibet deserves Nobel Prize now. bitter. He is not. He is a witty By Joseph F. Novack The Dalai Lama himself had and optimistic man. At a speech to flee Chinese control in 1959. at Columbia University in 1984 Maternity plans not Tenzin Gyatso, the Dalai He did so reluctantly. His was a this writer watched this slight, Lama of Tibet, is this year’s choice of abject subservience to saffron-robed monk enchant a winner of the Nobel Peace Chinese demands or a life in large audience with tales of his sufficient for families Prize. Few men or women are exile. Like many persecuted boyhood. Inevitably, his words as deserving of this award. people, he honorably chose the were tinged with melancholy In celebrating the Year of the Family at Notre Dame and Of course, no award or honor latter. but there was hope too. Saint Mary’s, it is surprising that adequate allowances are can make up for the fact that He has not forgotten his peo­ Hope might not be an easy not made for members of the community starting, or adding the Dalai Lama cannot return ple. From Dharmsala, India he emotion to conjure up when one to, the family that is so revered by the institutions. to Tibet. The Nobel Peace Prize strenuously promotes their has the horizon-blocking wall Notre Dame has a maternity plan for female faculty that al­ has cachet and it lends the cause. As a Buddhist, an advo­ of the Himalayas between you lows four weeks compensated leave, with a provision for cause of Tibetan independence cate of the “middle way,” he and your home. From the medical leave, if necessary. The plan for staff and a modicum of international urges tolerance, patience and foothills of Dharmsala it must administration is the same as the medical leave plan. support. However, it does not non-violence. By and large, his seem a long way to the moun­ Saint Mary’s programs are more extensive. The staff plan represent self-rule. words have held sway, though tains that ring Lhasa. Sadly, allows a leave of absence decided on a case-by-case basis, Tibetans have not experienced lately there have been eruptions the Dalai Lama might never see generally for six weeks prior to childbirth, with the possibility self-rule in almost four of discontent by his country­ his homeland and its terrible of extension if medically necessary. decades. Fresh on the heels of men. The forerunner of beauty again. The Saint Mary’s faculty plan, consisting of three alternative their triumph in China, Mao’s Tiananmen Square 1989 was Remarkably, though hemmed plans, is the most comprehensive, and the most beneficial for forces ended Tibet’s millennium Lhasa 1988. in by a political situation he the mother. Saint Mary’s, like Notre Dame, does not penalize of “splendid isolation” in 1950. As he has been forced to live cannot change, the Dalai Lama in terms of benefits or promotion, but Saint Mary’s alone The Chinese claimed they were away from his homeland and perseveres. For his faith alone makes allowances for the health of the mother and the rescuing Tibet from feudal rule. witness the destruction of his he deserves the Nobel Prize. growth of the family, as well as the education of the students. The Tibetan people did not see beloved culture, one would Joseph E. Novak is a third Plan A is a six-week medical leave, continuing full-time things that way then and don’t think the Dalai Lama would be year law student. teaching and full salary. Plan B is a one-semester maternity leave with half-pay and full benefits. Plan C is a one-semester LETTERS half-time teaching load with full pay and full benefits. We applaud Saint Mary’s for it’s faculty plan and the op­ tions it allows the growing family. We suggest the plan be im­ Pro-choice’ stands for ‘life or death’ for the innocent plemented at Notre Dame, for staff and administration as Dear Editor: Pro-choicers seem to be rather ting up support groups to he;p well as faculty at both institutions. We also propose the idea Twenty million children have inconsistent in this area, also. the mother in any way possible. of parenting leave, allowing the father the same benefits as been killed and those favoring Why doesn’t the National Or­ To say that pro-lifers are in­ the mother. pro-choice are still promulgat­ ganization for Women scream sensitive to these needs is mere Awarding both parents the options afforded by the Saint ing the same inconsistent, illog­ and shout about the new anti­ ignorance of the facts. Mary’s faculty plan allows the time necessary to prepare for ical arguments for even more smoking laws? If a women can In the overall picture, how­ and experience the joys of parenthood, while providing the deaths. kill her child, certainly she ever, these points are rather parents with the necessary income to sustain the family in the ‘Quality of Life’ they shout. should be able to light up in peripheral. The media perhaps time of growth. Abortion is doing the unborn a public. They are her lungs. unwittingly has complicated the Granted, there is a cost to the schools, but emphasis on service by sparing them from a Pro-lifers take care of the issue to an almost unwieldy ex­ family and a concern for providing desired benefits are incen­ life of suffering and misery. But baby up until it’s been born’ tent. There are so many sepa­ tive enough to provide a comprehensive plan. what about those already suf­ they shout. This is simply un­ rate and distinct issues all sup­ Staff and administrative employees are no less members of fering? Shouldn’t they be killed true. While there are many who posedly falling under the um­ the community than faculty, and they decidedly deserve the as well? Why not round up all hold an ultra-conservative view brella of abortion’ that the one same allowances as faculty, for both parents. the children of famine-stricken of social issues, the majority big issue is overlooked. If one No longer is the mother the sole nurturer of the family, but Africa and poverty-ridden inner fall somewhere in the middle. A looks at the simple ideologies she is likely as important to the family’s financial security as cities in New York and kill them perfect example of a pro-life behind each of the separate the father. There can be no better time for family bonding and all. Just think of all the suffer­ organization dedicated to the factions, however, only one idea growing closer together than childbirth, and a community ing that would be alleviated. quality of life is Birthright. can separate them— that of life which places such admirable emphasis on family cannot have Freedom of Choice’ they They are a means whereby a or death for the most innocent a policy that disallows a family the time to grow. shout. ‘A woman must have the mother can choose to have her of our brothers and sisters. The Year of the Family is a time for a change that will en­ right to her own body.’ Well, of child and be supported not only courage and benefit the growth of the family itself. course she does. But a line physically and materially, but must be drawn at where that emotionally as well. Birthright William llungeling choice interferes with the well­ provides clothing, food and Grace Hall being of another human life. medical exams as well as set­ Oct. 10, 1989 DOONESBURY GARRY TRUDEAU QUOTE OF THE DAY

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L Thomas Carlyle Monday, October 16, 1989 Viewpoint page 7 ‘Specter of sexism’ plagues ordination issue Recent letters to The Ob­ merely effectors of sacramental would seem to rest on those they must keep quiet” 1 Tim. server raise profound questions realities, independently of their who are opposed to the ordina­ 2:12). Some Christian confes­ about how the issue of the or­ By John Robinson roles as teachers and as tion of women. sions try to resolve hard ques­ dination of women should be prophetic leaders, would dis­ What kind of objections are tions by this “proof-text” ap­ addressed. For reasons that tort both history and theology standardly made to ordaining proach, but this is not the way need to be articulated, few is­ are heirs. One stands on one beyond recognition. women? The first is that Jesus the Catholic confession does sues facing Catholicism are side or the other of the Enlight­ Unlike our medieval forbears, was a male and that the priest things. Catholics acknowledge more important or more diffi­ enment challenge based on we have very good reasons to as effector of sacramental real­ that even Paul was tainted by cult to resolve than this one. one’s beliefs in the ability of believe that we should not deny ities is another Christ. There­ prejudices of his own era. First of all, the importance of those who are ordained to access to power to women just fore, it is argued, the priest For Catholics, it is possible to the question. We distort history make ritual efficacious. because they are women. To must also be male. It is the ask about the extent to which badly if we take the Protestant From this point of view the think that all women just in “therefore” in that argument first century sexism is essential Reformation as the watershed important question is not virtue of being women are in­ that is so questionable. Why is to the Gospel message or inci­ event in the religious history of whether women should be or­ capable of its judicious use is it that Jesus’ maleness is seen dental, even contrary, to it. For the West. Important as that dained, but whether anyone the rankest sexism; it is as as crucial? Why not his Jewish­ Catholics, it is necessary to ask series of events was, it pales by should be ordained. A discus­ morally objectionable as it is ness? Why not his humanity? this question if we are even to comparison with the alterna­ sion of ordination that does not logically flawed. The Catholic This question may be answer- make the Gospel our own. It tion in religious consciousness take into account the undeni­ Church ought to rid itself of ev­ able, but to act as if it needn’t would be easier to retreat to effected by the Enlightenment. able fact that most of our con­ ery vestige of sexism both for be answered is to beg the ques­ scriptural texts every time we What the Enlightenment did temporaries who share our its own sake and in order more tion rather than to address it. faced a new question, but it is was to demystify religion as level and kind of education find effectively to reveal the truth of The second kind of objection infinitely better to face these part of its general effort to the whole idea of “efficacious the Gospels to the world. If it is to the ordination of women in­ questions directly and to use render religiously motivated ritual” to be unacceptable is an possible, therefore, to reconcile volves the invocation of scrip­ the question as an occasion for political feuds obsolete. The exercise in futility. the vindication of the ordina­ tural texts that are thought to clarifying our own grasp of the Enlightenment demystified reli­ If we succeed in making sense tion of anyone with the inclu­ answer the questions defini­ Gospel message. We do this gion by moralizing it; that is, by of efficacious ritual to a mod­ sion of women in the class of tively. Thus, a recent letter to best when scripture ceases to removing from it everything but ern mind, how we have gone the ordained, women ought to the editor inferred the ludi­ be an intellectual narcotic, fa­ the moral teachings that were about doing what will be rele­ be ordained. Given the specter crousness of ordaining women cilitating an escape from chal­ thought to be its rational core. vant to our answers to ques­ of sexism that appears to hand from Paul’s patriarchalism (“I lenging questions, and becomes The Enlightenment demysti­ tions about the ordination of over the practice of male-only do not allow women to teach or a goad, stimulating us to think fied religion in part by calling women. But perhaps it will not ordination, the burden of proof to have authority over men; those questions through to into question the need for the be determinative of those an­ their core. Incarnation, that is, by ques­ swers. Here’s why: as a matter So when we hear the question, tioning the doctrine of original of demonstrable social fact, “Why shouldn’t women be sin in its traditional form and priests in the Catholic commu­ ordained?” we should welcome in part by dismissing religious nity are not solely the agents of it as an opportunity, not dis­ ritual as devoid of any real effi­ efficacious rituals. They are miss it as an affront. If infan­ cacy. This latter move is an at­ also the holders of power in tile credulity is ever to become tack upon the very idea of that community. This may be a mature faith, it will be because priesthood as Catholics have lamentable fact; it may also be we have given such questions ordinarily understood it. What a mutable one. The declerical- honest and searching answers. makes priests special for ization of the Church may have Dylan Thomas’s line, “No man Catholics, is just that they are in large part already been ef­ ! believes who does not break able to make ritual efficacious fected. It remains the case, and make his final faith," can in ways that non-priests can­ however, that from within and be said of women too. And the not. When priests celebrate the without, it is to priests and question of women’s ordination Mass, they do something— bishops that one turns for the can be an occasion for the change bread and wine into the last word on where the Church deeper appropriation of faith body and blood of Christ— that stands on important questions. that Thomas was alluding to in the rest of us cannot do. It is When, furthermore, the hier­ his poem. precisely the credibility of this archy acts or fails to act in a belief that the Enlightenment moment of crisis—as during attacked, and it is our ability to the Holocaust, for example— John Robinson is the director maintain this belief that is that conduct is naturally at­ of the Thomas J. White Center challenged by the Enlighten­ tributed to the entire Church. In on Law and Government at ment mindset to which all of us fact any effort to make priests Notre Dame. LETTERS Scripture can lend support to ‘any opinion imaginable’ Dear Editor: progressive view of women in tions. This sounds very similar that only men should be priests, for our Church? The obvious I would like to respond to the society. Just because society to the racial segregation sup­ and the Church is only following answer is that God would two recent letters defending the discriminated against women ported by “separate but equal” this commandment. My ques­ never shortchange us, while the Catholic Church’s stand on the during Christ’s time doesn’t facilities in the United States tion is: if only men can repre­ number of qualified young men ordination of women. The first, mean we have an excuse to con­ before the 1950’s. Yet the sent Christ, why did God give falls, we must see the obvious from Kevin McCormick (The tinue this discrimination. Church must accept the same women saints such as Theresa solution in the giving and eager Observer, Oct. 4), maintained The second letter comes from wisdom the United States found of Avila the stigmata? Surely young women who would love that priests must be male to Julie Parsons (The Observer, in the famous Supreme Court they represented Jesus to God, to serve their Church in the symbolize Christ leading the Oct. 5), who quotes Paul’s letter decision of Brown V. Board of or they would not have had the priesthood. Last Supper during the Mass. If to Timothy telling us women Education, that “separate is in­ most powerful signs of Christ’s we agree that we must symbol­ are not allowed to, “Teach or herently unequal.” suffering. ize the Last Supper as accu­ preach ” (2:12-13). It is not Finally, both Mr. McCormick What we must ask the Church Michael Carrigan rately as possible during the surprising that Ms. Parsons and Ms. Parsons implied or is: Why would God not give us Dillon Hall Mass, then perhaps we should does not tell us the rest of this stated that God has decided the number of clergy we need Oct. 5, 1989 only allow 13 people to attend, extremely sexist passage, which require everyone to recline on goes on, “...and it was not cushions and no music shall be Adam who was led astray but Paul’s language does not reflect meaning allowed. Not only should the the woman who was led astray Dear Editor: authority over men; she is to missive and respectful in every priest be male, but he may not and fell in to sin. Nevertheless, I am writing in response to keep silent” (1 Timothy 2:12). way...” (1 Timothy 3:2-5). Is be handicapped, or over the age she will be saved by child-bear­ Julie Parson’s recent letter on Most importantly, this remark Paul, in his gender-exclusive of 35; he must also wear a ing...” (2:13-15). It is also not the subject of the ordination of is made within the First Letter language, suggesting that bish­ beard and speak Aramaic. surprising the letters to T i­ women in the Catholic Church of Paul to Timothy. Then, it’s ops (and other ordained minis­ Sound ridiculous? Of course, mothy are one of the works (The Observer, Oct. 5) Ms. Par­ logical to assume that each ters) should be married and so why attach the same strict that most biblical scholars be­ sons claims that: “The Church’ time the author of the letter have children? realism to the gender of the lieve Paul did not write. did not decree on its own that (Paul) were to refer to himself I would suggest that Ms. Par­ leader of the ceremony? One of the letters Paul is be­ women cannot be ordained; he would employ the first sons and those like her who No where in the Gospels does lieved to have authored is God made the decree. The singular personal pronoun “I.” would malign our just God by Christ design the institute of Galatians, in which he writes, Church is only being obedient And as I understand Church putting unjust words in His priesthood, nor do any of the “There can be neither Jew nor to Scripture, the Holy Word of history, Paul is not God. mouth and unjust decrees in Apostles. In fact, the priest­ Greek, there can be neither God, which declares in 1 Ti­ Thus, it is Paul who “permits” His hand are careful in the fu­ hood, and the sacrament of the slave nor freeman, there can be mothy 2:12-13 that a woman is no woman to be ordained, and ture to be accurate with their Eucharist, for that matter, neither male nor female— for not allowed to ‘teach or Paul’s qualifications to permit facts and to not be so quick to were creations of the early you are all one in Christ Jesus” preach,’ i.e. serve as a priest. ” or prevent anyone from doing reinforce the obvious flaws in Church. Thus, it was the deci­ (3:28). As this example and the The obvious implication is anything are certainly not com­ our human Church. As Paul sion of the leaders of the early recent debates about the that, were the Church the sole parable to God’s. Moreover, if warns Timothy at the conclu­ Church, surrounded by the male morality of homosexuality and source of this sexist practice, it we are to base our understand­ sion of his first letter: “Avoid world of the time, that only the ordination of women have would be right to fight against ing of the ministry of the the godless chatter and contra­ men should lead worship. Of shown us, there is a part of it and to establish the ordina­ Catholic Church on this epistle, dictions of what is falsely called course, the world 2,000 years Scripture that can support any tion of women. how can we ignore Paul’s later knowledge, for by professing it ago repressed women, which is opinion imaginable, even deny­ According to The New Oxford statement that: “...a bishop some have missed the mark as why Jesus and the early leaders ing women ordination. Annotated Bible (RSV), the must be above reproach, the regards the faith” (1 Timothy of the Church were men. In Ms. Parsons also maintains quote to which Ms. Parsons husband of one wife... He must 6:20-21). Colleen Hennessey fact, as is clear in the Gospels, that God created women, refers actually states: “I permit manage his own household Lewis Hall Jesus himself clearly had a very “equal but with different func­ no women to teach or to have well, keeping his children sub- Oct. 8, 1989 Accent page 8 Monday, October 16, 1989

Boy genius ‘Doogie Howser, M.D.’ faces internship and puberty The correct way to avoid

Doogie Howser (Neil Patrick Harris), a 16-year-old medical doctor talks wit his colleagues (Alan Fudge and Lawrence Pressman) on ABC's ‘Doogie Howser, M.D.’

he news always presents stories about JOE children with amazing BUCOLO t's that time of year T abilities. Some can again, as the bashful IAN MITCHELL lows one to prepare a meal fit spell words that contain trees of summer finish for a king. (Once the grilled enough letters to choke a their colorful Autumn cheese cools, though, it's a little horse while others can play striptease, the warm Lion Taming______hard to scrape off the iron.) the violin with their tongues. To be continued breezes change to cold It's also a good idea to re­ As incredible as these kids winds and the echoes of member that unsubstantiated c ious, I asked at the circulation may be. none quite compare bruises McGuire's ego and countless tortured campus rumor has it that if desk as 1 checked out my books. to Doogie Howser, M l). chooses Doogie. screams of agony reverberate your roommate dies during Me: "By the way, what is “Doogie Howser, M.D." A hilarious scene occurs across the campus. Yes, Mid- mid-terms, you have an auto­ makes its diagnosis on ABC when Dr. Burke takes Doogie really on the third and four­ matic 4.0. If you're really in a Wednesdays at 9 p.m. Doo- on a date to a restaurant. His teenth floors of this building? ” tight jam, just practice saying gie’s life is no easy one; he legs arc bouncing, and he’s a Her: Obviously giving her the following with a straight must cope with heart dis­ nervous wreck. Then, when There’s plenty of fun full attention to venting her in­ face: "Honest officer, he just ease, brain tumors, and, Dr. Burke reveals her true to be had at the li­ ner fury in the sheer joy of grabbed the baseball bat, and date-stamping the books ( "ka- worst of all, pimples. Only intentions, Doogie’s already brary; after you’ve before I could stop him, he the last of these is a problem out-of-whack hormones go chung")-T don't know." clubbed himself unconscious that plagues the good doctor bananas. Doogie’s friend, finished looking up She didn't know. A likely and repeatedly threw himself personally. Perhaps an ex­ Vinnie (Max Casella), tells the dirty words in the story. I, of course, immediately on the knife. " With a plan this planation is necessary. Doo­ Doogie to take advantage of smelt a cover-up of massive good, why study at all? gie Howser (Neil Patrick Har­ this opportunity: “You’ve dictionary, try finding proportions. Avoiding Failing Your Me: "Just what are you try­ ris) aced high school in nine won the libido lottery." In out what’s on the Classes weeks, graduated from the end, Doogie makes what ing to hide, lady?" Princeton at age ten, and he calls his first adult deci­ mysterious missing Her: "People who ask too After all the papers and completed medical school sion by saying “no." If that’s floors.______many questions ( "ka-chung") tests, it's only natural that sometimes we'd like to be able four years later. Now, at age his first adult decision, what tend to get their library privi­ terms have returned, and 16, Doogie's the only intern was the choice to become a leges revoked, ("ka-chung") to put one over on our profes­ whether you're going though at the hospital who’s still ex­ doctor? Permanently. Heh heh heh ha sors. This story probably isn't this hell yourself or merely periencing puberty. Two carefully combined ha." true; it hasn't happened to any­ laughing at your friends who From the creators of “Hill elements inject “Doogie Okay, okay, so maybe I one I know, but it's so good it are, here are some tips to get bears repeating: Street Blues ' and “L.A. Howser, M.D. ” with its vitali­ made up that last part. It could you through the rest of the Once upon a time there was Law," “Doogie" is a “drame- ty. The writing of the show is have happened. Why not waste week. a large, impersonal lecture dy" (remember those from a wonderful. Bluntly, the an hour or so of valuable study class taking an exam. The pro­ few years ago?). The show premise of the show is quite Avoiding Work at the time to find out for yourself fessor, who was a stickler for presents a half hour drama far-fetched; however, what's up there? Library promptness, called time and containing many funny ele­ through serious, creative Avoiding Studying in There's plenty of fun to be ments sans laugh track. Until writing, the show’s execu­ collected all the tests, placing had at the library; after you've the identical blue books in a now, ABC boasted of TV’s tives brilliantly take the Your Room finished looking up dirty words only existing “dramedy" viewers beyond the show’s Studying in your room is stack on his desk. Then he no­ in the dictionary, try finding out “The Wonder Years." Now it incredulity. This is Emmy probably almost impossible ticed that one student was still what's on the mysterious miss­ has a new one—one that ex­ material. anyway, thanks to distractions working on his test, even after ing floors. ecutives hope will survive The second element is Har­ like radio, television, your he had called time. Okay, okay, so its a standard "Young m an," he said, as the longer than “Hooperman," ris himself. Viewers need to roommate(s) and the all- joke on freshmen to tell them “The Slap' Maxwell Story,” “tune in" to see just how important snack break. student finished his test and that their class is meeting in walked towards the front. "I and “Frank's Place." great he is. The cleverly A truly great snack break 311 Hesburgh. Do you really “Doogie Howser" is written scripts require a gen­ will: a) take a long time, b) re­ will have to give you an F' on know what's up there? Or have great fun. One episode in­ uinely gifted actor to bring quire you to leave your books, that test; I told you the exami­ you just fallen for the cover sto­ volves the arrival of a new the show to its viewers in a and c) involve other people so nation period was over a full radiologist. Dr. Burke, at the realistic way. Harris is a tru­ ry perpetrated by a security- you don't feel so guilty about three minutes ago." mad university—you don't really The student, shocked, re­ hospital. She’s a very beauti­ ly talented young star who not working. A good example ful woman, a fact that surpasses even the plausibili­ believe the "maintenance and of the ultimate snack break sponded somewhat pompously: meeting rooms" explanation, do "You're going to give me an F ? Howser’s partner Dr. ty of Fred Savage in “The would be making a quick run to you? You can't actually see for McGuire (Mithcell Anderson) Wonder Years." Chicago with some friends for a You're going to fail me? You yourself by going to the third or wasted no time noticing. As In short, “Doogie Howser, pizza. can't fail me; do you have any fourteenth floors of the library; luck would have it, Dr. Burke M.D.” is the perfect prescrip­ If you're actually planning idea who I am?" the elevator won't stop there, wants a baby. The problem: tion for quality entertain­ on working in your room, don't The professor replied, "No, and the door to the fire stairs is and I don’t really care, either." she’s not married and has no ment. This program is an despair, you can still grab a boyfriend. The solution: she I V. of creativity and comic mysteriously locked. Yes, all snack. Although, due to wise So the student responded, the doors on all the flights of goes after someone who can relief. Depressed? Sad? university policy, microwaves "Good," slipped his test into the aid her in having a baby. She Take this show for half an stairs. I checked. It's amazing and toaster ovens are not al­ stack on the desk, where it be­ hour and call in the morning. what lengths you will go to to lowed in dorm rooms, creative came lost in the sea of identical avoid studying. Growing suspi- use of non-culinary devices al­ blue books, and walked out. Monday, October 16, 1989 The Observer page 9

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Series streak that began in went 3-for-3 with a walk and ing position early in the game Volvo Tennis Collegiate Oakland again made short 1962. now has reached base in 20 of when the Giants had a chance Championships prequalifica­ work of San Francisco, beating Terry Steinbach, playing on a 32 postseason plate appear­ did not match the regular-sea- tion rounds Saturday and the Giants 5-1 Sunday night hunch by La Russa, hit a three- ances. son numbers of a combined Sunday in Athens, Ga. and threatening to turn the Bay run homer that made it 5-1 in Jose Canseco again didn’t hit .343 in similar situations. They Walter Dolhare became Bridge meeting into a one-way the fourth. La Russa started the ball — he did walk twice — were l-for-8 for the game with the only Irish player to affair. Steinbach, a right-handed hit­ but the Athletics didn’t need Mitchell reaching on a single in advance to Monday’s action Bob Welch, 19-4 lifetime ter, instead of lefty Ron Hassey him. He got nothing in two at- the fourth inning. by defeating Arne Raave of against the Giants and 6-0 at at catcher against the right- bats and is hitless in 23 World Matt Williams, who led all South Florida 7-5, 6-0 and Candlestick Park, will pitch for handed Rick Reuschel. Series at-bats; the record playoff performers with nine followed up with an easier Oakland in Game 3 against Don “ Terry had been swinging slump is 0-for-31 by Detroit’s RBIs, went 0-for-4 and is hit- win over Mark Krajewski of Robinson, who has not started well in batting practice and last Marvin Owen in the 1930s. less in seven at-bats. In spring Illinois, 6-1, 6-1. since Sept. 25. night he hit the ball hard,” La For the Giants, a dangerous training, when Oakland won Freshmen Chuck Coleman “They’re going about it very Russa said. situation has suddenly gotten eight of nine against the Giants, and Mark Schmidt made it professionally,” Athletics man­ Steinbach did it again, ending desperate. They went into the Williams was l-for-32 versus through the first round of ager Tony La Russa said. “ But any suspense early. series with only two healthy the Athletics. play, but failed to advance it’s not time to back off.” “I thought it was gone, but at starters, and Scott Garrelts with losses in the second. Mike Moore and two relievers the Coliseum you never know,” and now Reuschel, who lasted Moore had little difficulty, Schmidt played a tough held the Giants to four hits, one he said. “In my first at-bat, I two batters into the fifth, have giving up four hits in seven in­ match against Ball State’s day after Dave Stewart shut hit a ball to left field that I been hit hard. nings. 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The first play went field for an extended amount of for 12 yards, while the second time. one resulted in a 23-yard “You can’t breathe out touchdown. there,” Irish nose tackle Chris Midway through the second Zorich said. “1 thought I was The Observer / Steve Moskop quarter, the Air Force center going to die. This is the only left the ball on the ground in­ time that I’ve loved South Ricky Watters kept the Air Force defense busy all day with the best rushing performance of his career. The stead of snapping it. Falcon Bend.” junior tailback gained a game-high 96 yards and afterward said he was answering a challenge from Irish coach Lou Holtz. quarterback Dee Dowis rolled Said Notre Dame offensive to the right and offensive tackle lineman Tim Grunhard, “All it D.T. Young came around the does is make you real thirsty. If someone paused to journey Who should win the left side, picked up the ball and It’s a problem of getting dry­ to the oxygen tank or even Heisman? scampered 12 yards for a first mouthed. We just had to keep Ismail blinked, which is much easier “T. Rice,” said Ismail, while down. the defense off the field. ” continued from page 16 and not as hazardous to your dressing with the enthusiasm That play did not cause any The temperature at gametime health as breathing with Pikes and conviction of a church argument. The second one did. was 65 degrees with a wind of played some of its top fighter Peak in the background, he choir member. Early in the fourth period, the 15 mph from the southeast. planes, planes with enough might have missed the return. Is that Tony Rice, the one Falcons faced third-and-four at force to probably destroy a for­ It was that quick and that who everyone said should win it the Notre Dame 23. The Air eign enemy but unable to help explosive. going away early in the season? Force center snapped the ball QUOTABLE - Zorich: “I think the Falcons between the Ismail struck again just “Yep.” and placed it behind the leg of their center had the most tack­ endzones. before the half on a 24-yard offensive guard Steve Wilson. les. He tackled me 9 or 15 Notre Dame waited a little reverse, a play executed so per­ Do you think you have a shot As Dowis went to the right, times.” while to display its weapon, an fectly that no Falcon defender at the Heisman? Wilson picked up the ball and Grunhard: “1 think they tried explosive Rocket with enough was near him. He virtually “No. Not this year.” ran 23 yards virtually unnoticed very hard to counter this size power to destroy the wild walked in for the score and a to score the touchdown. It was thing. But our offensive line is dreams and hopes of an entire 35-14 Irish lead. Do you want to hear talk the first rushing touchdown just as quick as their defensive service academy. Ism ail’s 92 yards on the about the Heisman? scored against Notre Dame this line. We got our assignments.” Ismail, alternating at the ground were a career high. He “No. It makes everything year. Air Force coach Fisher tailback spot with Watters, had gained just 96 rushing worse. You know it’s not just The Irish argued that Wilson DeBerry: “Notre Dame is on gained 23 yards on three yards during the first five you doing it by yourself. People had his knee down while block­ course to be national champi­ carries during Notre Dame’s games of the season. don’t realize it’s also the team ing during the play, thus mak­ ons again. We could have made first two possessions. The fervor with which Ismail around you.” ing him ineligible to carry the it closer than it was, but we Then, early in the second ran fails to show up in the ball. The referees let the play didn’t force a lot of plays. We period, Ismail exploded. He stats. He broke tackles with Hold that thought. If you stand. still have a lot of goals out fielded a punt at the Notre case, dragging the Air Force think this is bad, wait till you're “I thought he was down, and there. We have to learn from Dame 44, ran straight up the line, linebackers and secondary no longer a teenager. 1 told the official that,” Notre this game and get ready for middle, cut to the left sideline, with him. Dame coach Lou Holtz said. TCU next week pulled out of the grasp of “Any running back tries to punter Eric Olson and edged keep his feet moving,” Ismail past a diving Jason Jones for said. “It’s just determination. I the touchdown. That gave the feel comfortable when there’s a Irish a 21-0 lead. big hole out there." “Everybody just blocked their bank guy,” Ismail said. “Then a big When the Irish need a big MANUFACTURERS hole opened up." play, Ismail steps forward. Rice I A sign in Falcon Stadium is the ignition, and Ismail the warned Notre Dame that “Air weapon. Might it be time to is Rare” at these altitudes. include Ismail with the likes of People can make careers out of Rice, Ware, Harris, Dowis and just breathing here in God's any other upstart who wants to Country. jump in this Heisman race? Manufacturers Bank Distribution will be on campus of Remaining 1989 Yearbooks to present career opportunities in Commercial Lending If you did not pick up your book last semester- and Financial Analysis Now is the time to do so. Tuesday WHERE: The Dome Office 3rd Floor LaFortune October 17, 1989 7:00pm to 9:00pm WHEN: Tuesday-Friday 12:30-4:00 P.M. Until O cto b e r 20, 1989 Aumni Room Morris Inn

Questions? Call 239-7524 Please see the Placement Office HURRY! ITS YOUR LAST CHANCE for further details Monday, October 16, 1989 Th# Observer page 13 Miami stuns Bengals; Walker paces Vikings Associated Press The Lions got their first victory of the year on Rodney Peete’s 5-yard run and Eddie Dan Marino came alive and Murray’s conversion with 23 the Miami Dolphins killed the seconds remaining for a 17-16 Cincinnati Bengals’ winning decision at Tampa Bay. The K streak at home. Oilers shocked Chicago 33-28, Marino, 5-for-15 for 59 getting the winning points on yards in the first half, Lorenzo White’s 12-yard run completed passes of 41, 34 and with 1:46 to go. Pittsburgh, 36 yards to Mark Duper on embarrassed 51-0 in the three separate drives in the season-opener against the second half, setting up two Browns, won at Cleveland 17-7, touchdowns and a field goal. forcing seven turnovers. Marino also scored on a 1-yard Elsewhere, it was Minnesota bootleg in the third quarter as 26, Green Bay 14 in Herschel the Dolphins beat the Bengals Walker’s debut for the Vikings; : 20-13. It was Cincinnati’s first San Francisco 31, Dallas 14, loss at Riverfront Stadium, even though Joe Montana did . known as “The Jungle,” since not play; the New York Giants 1987, a span of 12 games. 20, Washington 17; Atlanta 16, m “After playing as poorly as New England 15; the Los we did in the first half today, Angeles Raiders 20, Kansas our defense kept us in the City 14; Denver 14, Indianapolis The Observer/Steve Moskop ballgame,” Coach Don Shula 3; Seattle 17, San Diego 16; When the Notre Dame defense did not allow him to get the vaunted Air Force wishbone attack in gear, said. “If we did anything at all Philadelphia 17, Phoenix 5; and Falcons quarterback Dee Dowis resorted to the passing game and had some success. Dowis completed 15- offensively, we knew we could New Orleans 29, the New York of-24 passes for 306 yards. win the game.” Jets 14. Also scoring surprising road On Monday night, the Ismail, “Maybe they just wanted the touchdown two plays later wins were Detroit, Houston and unbeaten Los Angeles Rams are to show everybody they were on a five-yard run around the Pittsburgh. at Buffalo. Falcons ready.” right side. continued from page 16 Notre Dame was the one that Watters ran with renewed If you’re going to showed it was ready. The Irish power in the first quarter, LEARN and he passed for a career-high marched 80 yards with Ricky gaining 41 yards and scoring drink and drive 306 yards. Watters delivering the big blow, one touchdown. Me finished “It doesn’t matter if you don’t a 25-yard run from the Air with a game-high 96 yards, his tonight, CPR, win, ” Dowis said of his passing Force 31-yard line. Anthony best total of the season. yardage. “I didn’t play very Johnson plowed over two plays “Coach Holtz came to me and well. I’ve got some things to later for the touchdown, his said that except for Virginia kiss your mother PLEASE. learn.” eighth of the season. and Michigan State, I haven’t Take a lifesavmg been running the ball with goodbye. Red Cross CPR course. The Irish got the first chance After an Air Force punt, the power,” Watters said. “He gave when Air Force won the toss Irish went 69 yards in 14 plays. me a challenge, and I accepted American Red Cross and deferred until the second They were again keyed by a big that challenge.” E! half, an option Notre Dame play, this time a 20-yard pass chooses each time it wins the from Tony Rice to Ismail to the With Air Force trying to keep toss. Said Notre Dame’s Raghib Air Force eight. Watters scored the game tight, Ismail put it virtually out of reach. 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With 2:45 to play in the first The people of Procter & Gamble present an half, Irish nose tackle Chris overview of our Finance organization and employment opportunities within it. Zorich recovered a Dowis fum­ ble at the Air Force 35. Five We want you to learn more about us so we plays later, Ismail scored can learn more about you. FINANCE again, this time on a 24-yard reverse to put the Irish ahead 35-14 at the half. Notre Dame held Air Force to open the second half, then put together a 57-yard drive that ended with a 20-yard field goal by Craig Hentrich, his seventh of the season. Hentrich added a 38-yard field goal early in the fourth period. The Falcons put together two scoring drives in the fourth quarter.

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By MOLLY MAHONEY The Zips presented the only Assistant Sports Editor substantial drama of the two against former team hours of play after Akron for­ It has been said that a tie is ward David Wells drew a like kissing your sister. penalty while taking a shot in Associated Press Red Wings 3-0, their first Well, if that is true than the the penalty box. shutout in 195 games. Notre Dame men's soccer has been showing its opponents a EDMONTON, Alberta — Canucks 7, Bruins 6 lot of sibling affection lately. Wells powered his way to­ Wayne Gretzky became the Daryl Stanley ended a wild The Irish tallied their third tie ward the goal, and Irish goal­ NUL’s all-time leading shootout by scoring his first of the season Friday night as keeper Danny Lyons collided scorer Sunday night, scoring goal of the season with 21 they fought Akron to a 0-0 with him while trying to block his 1,851st point to lead the seconds left to give the double overtime tie. Los Angeles Kings to a 5-4 Vancouver Canucks a 7-6 overtime victory over the victory over the Boston Edmonton Oilers. Bruins. “Hey, it wasn't a 'w' but to us Danny Lyons “When we play them Gretzky, 28, broke Gordie it’s just as good as one,” Irish throughout regulation without Howe’s record of 1,850 with Flames 3, Flyers 2 coach Dennis Grace said. “We Irish midfielder Steve LaVigne letting them score, then get a goal against Bill Ranford Joe Nieuwendyk had a goal were playing against a sea­ took three of Notre Dame’s 10 called for a questionable that tied the game 4-4 with and assist and Mike Vernon soned team that is ranked in shots on goal, including two penalty that gives their guy a 53 seconds remaining in turned back 23 shots as the the top 20 nationally, and tra­ that nearly found the net in the free shot on our goal and we regulation. Calgary Flames withstood a ditionally Akron is respected as overtime periods. still prevent them from tallying Gretzky then capped the third-period rally to defeat a strong defensive team. a goal, you’ve got to be night by scoring in overtime the Philadelphia Flyers 3-2. “So when we stop them from One such shot occurred in the pleased,” Grace said of his to give the Kings a victory scoring and create more than first overtime when he found squad, which now stands at 5- over the Oilers, the team he The victory was the them offensively and do more some open territory only 15 5-3. led to four Stanley Cups in Flames’ 10th straight over damage. I’m not going to get yards from the net, but he was five years. Gretzky, who also the Flyers in a string that discouraged. We look at things met head-on by an Akron de­ had an assist in game, started Dec. 11, 1986. here as more than just winning fender and the Zips’ goalkeeper “I hoped we would score after wound up the night with and losing because it's impor­ David Zupko. they missed that penalty kick 1,852 points. tant to play a great game.” because I felt like momentum Rangers 4, Pens 2 Freshman midfielder Paul had swung in our direction, but Tomas Sandstrom scored Both squads allowed scoring Kaemmerer came close to we didn’t and in time the goals Hawks 3, Wings 0 the tie-breaking goal in the opportunities to slip away, and scoring twice during overtime, will come. We’re not pushing Goalie Jacques Cloutier third period as the New York neither team could get a firm but Akron’s defenders consis­ any panic buttons. If we keep stopped 21 shots for Rangers beat the Pittsburgh grasp on the game’s momen­ tently escorted the Irish out of playing well we re going to Chicago’s first shutout in Penguins 4-2 in a game that tum. their territory. start winning.” more than two years as the featured Mario Lemieux’s Blackhawks beat the Detroit first goal of the season.

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Men’s basketball walk-on tryouts will be held at 7 p.m. Swim teams coast past MCC foes tonight in the Joyce ACC Auxiliary Gym. All students are By MARYGARINO Xavier, both the men’s and ishes, you can see that this was welcome to try out. Sports Writer women’s teams collected four a program moving ahead, not wins. just a superstar,” said Welsh. Rowing Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. tonight in 204 O’Shag Not a bad way to begin a sea­ “The team feels that and that is to discuss fall break and pay for Boston and Philadelphia. From the first race of the son. exciting." Midwestern Collegiate Notre Dame won all but seven Welsh said that the Notre Ski Club will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Room 118 Conference Meet on Saturday, it events during the course of the Dame victories were a result of Nieuwland. Sign-ups and deposits will be collected for the was obvious that the Notre day. Eight Irish swimmers won intensive training over the past Christmas trip to Jackson Hole, Wyom. Call x3662 or Dame swim team was in a class at least two races. weeks, including a lot of condi­ x2962 for more information. by itself. Freshman Tanya Williams tioning mechanical work. The Irish dominated the meet recorded four victories in indi­ “Technically, we were a lot Irish Insanity will meet at 7:30 tonight at Montgomery at the Rolfs Aquatic Center, vidual events in her first colle­ stronger. All of our training Theatre in Lafortune Student Center. Joe Fredrick and beating the other four teams in giate meet. Williams was just had encouraging results,” Jamere Jackson, co-captains of the Notre Dame basketball the conference by lopsided one of several freshmen who Welsh said. team, will be special guest speakers at tonight’s meeting. scores. In that first race, the contributed to the Irish land­ And the Irish are expecting 500-yard freestyle, the men’s slide. more hard work in the weeks team captured the first eight “The freshmen had a wonder­ ahead. Welsh stressed that the Dame dominated the places, while the women’s team ful meet,” Welsh said. “They easy victories are not a reason Irish Longhorns in every statistical took the first five places. It was came of age today. There is a to slack off. continued from page 16 category except the score. It all Notre Dame from then on. place for them in Notre Dame “We can’t be sucked in by the was not until the final point “This meet was everything we swimming, and thev came here lopsided scores,” Welsh said. Irish was the play of that the Longhorns were con­ expected it to be and a whole today to claim it.” “You can’t compare us to the Fiebelkorn, who finished the vinced they had hooked th< lot more,” said Irish coach Tim Many of last year’s stars also field, you have to compare us to night with 15 kills and 5 block Irish. Notre Dame led Texas ir Welsh. “Our speed, depth, and did well for the Irish. Becky where we are now. As exciting assists. Haley expects her to be total kills 51-48. level of skill were higher than Wood and Brain Rini each won as the times were for October, a real force in the future. expected.” two events, while Ed Veome and they won’t be exciting in “Number 11 (Fiebelkorn) “This loss was very disap­ The Irish, last year’s MCC Jenny Kipp swept the diving December. We have a lot to do. really played well against our pointing for us," stated champions, looked like Olympic competitions. Ed Broderick, “The value of an early season girls,” said Haley. “Since Notre Cunningham. “Texas seemed to contenders compared to their Jim Birmingham and Bill meet is clear,” Welsh continued. Dame is young, I really believe be down, and we mirrored competition. The women de­ Jackoboice also won at least “I think the conference enjoyed that they will have sterling per­ them.” feated Evansville 150-50, while two events. the meet.” formances later in the year. I’m Texas moved to 13-6 on the the men’s team downed Butler But Welsh noted that the The Irish will have a two- glad we played them at this season. The Longhorns were 139-30. team as a whole performed week break before their next point of the season because crushed by Kentucky in three By beating both of these well, not just as a group of in­ meet, the Notre Dame Relays, they’re going to turn some games on Friday night. Notre teams and the other two teams dividuals. Nov. 3 at the Rolfs Aquatic heads later.” Dame faces Kentucky on Nov. in the conference, St. Louis and "If you look at the pack fin­ Center. In the second game, Notre 5. Notre Dame Communication and Theatre Accountancy Majors Merger Forum

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By GREG GUFFEY did it with big, explosive plays. Assistant Sports Editor Three of Notre Dame’s five touchdowns came on plays of COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - 24 yards or more. The remain­ The question finally was ing two touchdowns were set answered here Saturday night up by plays of 20 or more at Falcon Stadium. yards. Air Force is good, but not While the Irish offense was good enough. turning in the big plays, the A bigger and more talented Notre Dame defense was sti­ Notre Dame team delivered fling the potent Air Force wish­ that message via a 41-27 vic­ bone attack. The Irish held the tory over the Falcons before a Falcons to 168 rushing yards, record crowd of 53, 533. 281 yards below their season average of 449. In a game of big plays, the Notre Dame rushed for 332 Irish turned in the bigger ones yards, much better than its 241 to move to 6-0. It was the 18th average. Ricky Watters and consecutive win for Notre Raghib Ismail, normally the Dame and ended Air Force’s Irish flanker, shared duties at dream of an unbeaten season tailback. They gained a com­ and a possible national title. bined 188 yards while keeping a “Our team is very hurt and tired Air Force defense off disappointed, ” Air Force coach guard. Fisher DeBerry said. “We felt the stage was set for us to win, “I thought we did a good job but we didn’t play well enough with their running game,” Holtz to beat the national champions. said, “and I didn’t know we I’m disappointed with the out­ could run with the success we come, but proud of the effort ” did. I also didn’t expect them to the Observer/Steve Moskop throw the ball as well as they Said Notre Dame coach Lou did." Raghib “Rocket" Ismail races toward the endzone during his 56-yard touchdown punt return Saturday. Ismail Holtz, “We played ball-control racked up 173 all-purpose yards against Air Force (92 rushing, 25 receiving plus the punt return). football and our offense did Air Force quarterback and what it had to. I thought it was Heisman Trophy candidate Dee a game that would be high Dowis gained just 39 yards on scoring and I didn’t know if we the ground. Trailing early, could score a lot of points.” Dowis was forced to the air, Rice/Ismail: ND’s Heisman ticket The Irish not only scored a see FALCONS / page 13 season-high 41 points, but they COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - It was sup­ - Notre Dame’s Rocket Ismail upstaged the posed to be a battle between two quarter­ Dowis-Rice showdown with a lleisman-like backs for the early bragging rights to the performance of his own. He rushed for 92 Heisman Trophy. yards, caught three passes for 25 yards and It was supposed to be Air Force quarter­ returned one punt 56 yards for a touchdown back Dee Dowis, potential aviator, defender to help the Irish to a 41-27 victory over Air of the Stars and Stripes, representative and Force Saturday night in Falcon Stadium. inspiration to overachieving short people While everyone awaited the Dowis-Rice duel across the nation. A victory by Dowis would which never materialized, Ismail continued to turn heads with his big plays, making Heisman come off the lips of more than one Greg observer. By no means did Rice have a bad game. He Guffey rushed 14 times for 71 yards and completed 9-of-13 passes for 123 yards and one touch­ Assistant Sports Editor down. Rice, the leader and catalyst of this 6- 0 Irish team, may even be the front-runner, have meant a victory for small over big, for given the falls of Dowis and Houston’s Andre David over Goliath. Ware (whose team lost Saturday to Texas It was supposed to be Notre Dame quar­ A&M). terback Tony Rice, five-star field general, But what about Ismail? pre-season cover boy, player made in the “I think it would be between Tony and mold of Bertelli, Lujack, Hornung and Rocket, ” said Notre Dame tailback Ricky Huarte. A victory by Rice would have meant Watters when asked to pick a Heisman win­ eliminating another pretender in the Heisman ner. “Those would be my first two picks.” I ne Observer / Steve Mostop race. During the pre-game show, Air Force dis- Tony Rice gets a few of the 71 rushing yards he picked up against Air The scene was set, save a lanky sophomore Force. Rice also completed 9-of-13 passes for 123 yards. flanker, tailback, kickoff and punt returner. see ISMAIL / page 12 Bashed Irish volleyball beats Illinois St., falls to Texas Athletics take 2-0 Series By GREG SCHECKENBACH senior captain Kathy service aces sparked the Irish where Notre Dame was out­ lead on Giants, page 11 Sports Writer Cunningham worried. comeback. classed by the defending na­ “We know we can win these tional champions. The Notre Dame volleyball games,” stated Cunningham. After a third game defeat, Although the score does not team split a pair of matches “We just seem to be playing Notre Dame changed its ways indicate a close game, Notre this weekend at the Joyce ACC, down to the level of the other and never looked back, winning Dame actually outplayed the winning a rollercoaster match teams.” the fourth and fifth games with Longhorns in spurts. from Illinois State and getting In the first game of Friday’s relative ease. Cunningham and “They gave us all we could No scoring swept by defending national match, Notre Dame dominated Turner led the Irish charge in handle," said Texas coach Mick champion Texas. the senior-laden Redbirds. those games. Haley. “They arc not a bad The ND soccer team ties The Irish, 6-10, defeated Cunningham and junior Tracy team by any means. Only a lack Illinois State 15-6, 15-17, 16- Shelton owned the net with nu­ Turner led Notre Dame with of experience is holding them Akron 0-0, page 14 14, 15-7, 15-12 and fell to the merous kills and blocks. On the 24 kills and 17 digs. Middle back." powerful Longhorns 15-8, 15- night, Shelton ended up with 17 blocker Jessica Fiebelkorn Once again, Cunningham ex­ 13, 15-10 on Saturday. kills and 14 digs, while racked up an impressive 19 celled for the Irish, racking up Notre Dame concludes its Cunningham compiled 14 kills kills along with nine total a team leading 16 kills and a homestand Monday with a and nine block assists. blocks. Senior setter Taryn .480 hitting percentage. match against Penn at 7:30 The second game was exactly Collins, who has performed Junior Colleen Wagner took Gretzky p.m. in the Joyce ACC. the opposite as Illinois State outstandingly of late, selected advantage of an extra amount Against Illinois State on jumped out to an 8-2 lead be­ her hitters well and ended up of playing time to record seven The NHL career scoring Friday night, the Irish displayed fore the Irish finally got on with 69 assists. kills and a team-high 10 digs. an erratic style that has been track, cutting the lead down to Another bright spot for the mark is broken, page 14 all too consistent this season. 10-9. The story was not as pretty It’s that kind of play which has Freshman Alicia Turner’s two for the Irish on Saturday night, see IRISH / page 14