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Track has A ""^ •<«< ^ Vol «0. No. 3 By N. JOHN CAVUTO VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA. PA. S«ptemt)af 14. 1964 if • *m I When Villanova head track {. i* ^ coach Jumbo Elliott offeredJimmy
^; Reardon a track scholarship in 1948, he became the first of many ^ Stars from Europe • Faculty Guard indicted for talented Six IMake Irish runners Charges to compete > for Villanova. Since then, ^ 17 Stcmd in'a nrm 'tThe outside evaluators'] reoom tion his Quantum Mechanics stu^ runners from Ireland have repres- BypARYILDVElt meodation, while never made dents had filled out. ented Villanova in Mailing Child Porn intercollegiate engllMhnmn JoIm K^yiimtb After six physics facuHy public was reported to have been According to John Walish, a stu- competition, while several others members wrote on May II, 1963, for tKm-renewal. At the beginmng dent in the class, Phares told the By GARY R. DYER have (L) IrlBhmen Qwfy O'li^Hly, working for University security come from nearby England. Md Anthony to tHe Rev. Mn P. O'MsHey, of the summer his contract as class the next that day he had read A 62-year-old Villanova security for three and a half years. He de^ Why do they come here? Villan- O.SA, dean of the College of Lib- chairman was renewed for two their O'Roiny and Smh 0'M#/// (bnlow) form nn questkmnaire ahswers."He guard was indicted Aug. 30 by a clined to comment on the recent ova has gained a reputation over- ^ eral Arts and Sciences, to request more years. This is unacce|;it- dkln't threaten to retaliate," Wal- Tulsa, Okla., federal grand jury indictment, seas Intognl port of VHIonova'nl and sakl he dkln't as being one of the best 984^5 tmck an investigation into the **recur- aWe." ish said recently. on four counts of mailing obscene know if he would remain at Villan- colleges in the country for track rent unethical conduct" of phys- Recently, physics professors team. "It was his first time teaching matter and three counts of mail- ova. athletes who want to compete in ics chairman Dr. Alain Phares, and other individuals involved .v. J. the course, WaHsh commented. ing and distributing material in- world class competition and re- O'Malley wrote to each asking for commented to the Villanovan on "There was nothing terrible volving sexual exploitation of Dwight said he is still working ceive a solid education as well. "an account of specific instances" the charges made in the six profes- about the class, but it was poorly minors. as a Villanova Security guard. Past track stars from Ireland in- ' bfmisoonduct. sors' letters to O'Mall^. organized." John L. Dwight, of the 900 bUxk ^ Rowan Kelly, director
9mm^mu.tm • nmviujmamf 9^» n^K> VIMmoMifi MarWeivs 14.1 I ki^' f^ ' -J^^ WKVU's iK/0 Silvestri ofyJ:
They know w^ie not just some rinky is why we tii^tened everything up this tA ThefbHomingimUmew with WKVU's Villanovan: There has been talk that Alpha Phi Delta Leisure dink college radk> statkm just goii^ year, so that there isn't much room for a Economics Miijors Courses Crossraeds Gmteral Managn Joe fihestri was con- out WKVU will try to turn to the FM dial dncted by News Editor and playing muak:. We can really offer DJ to play what he iust Ukes. within the The brothers of Alpha Phi Pdta Rcsister far the AmeHaMcGov- next year. What specifk ;' M atoonof ^0cmng the Villanova contemporary ckris- mm. Sihesiri'scammenis wereediieddue community something. steps have you takoi to this invite all LeuMTi Courses make trans- i interested^men to our on Sept. 19. 20,& ^aftmnaic. chainnan Crosaiwidaii tw* Iw to space limitoHam. This Friday, like in front of Dough- formation possible? Rush informational • .*. ^^' %f ficononucs 21, from 11 meeting on ™ a.ra. —4 p.m. in the Its fourth will spt»k to ail consecutive year at Vil- erty, we're going to have Sept. 17 at 7 p.m. in the Bryn daaeea on being ineco- Conndly Center and the North a dance party non^s ^a. On^. I$at8p.man in Mawr Room of nuvor. Refreshments will Lounffc, the Kennedy Mall, from 3:30 to 7:30 and the Connelly Ccn- be Dougherty. Booklets wiH Vilfauiova served. Room bf the Connelly : Last November, be out this weekend. ViOfnovan WKVU that's just to announce that we're going Silvestri: At this time we have an FM We offer a Center, Crossroads wHI be hj con- temporarily shut down its operations as • back on the air. engineering study variety df courses that the Regis- being done. If it cert. Advance sale tickets more and " trar would NEVER are $3, more staff members felt their offer: Co-ed available in Campus AsC.S. TfianlcYou Workout, Ministry, or efforts were useless. Please explain the Layout & Copy, Marks- call 896-06
' I • . * eyes that haven't seen In a long time. IB Stage Crew y you're going FM stereo. All our new German Ciub Villanovan: What type .For of specials? equipment is FM stereo, so we don't anyone interested in work- jntern^tional have Accompanist The have The chief engineer has rewired to buy any new tape recorders, ing with sound or Neecfed German Club will hpid a ^yUlanoyfui: How attitvdes a lot of lighting equip- ' ^^.-^.^.-,,w- ./^ he Villanova chapter ^ our Silvestri: A group we pick. turntables of anything like that. Just jnent, Stage of Am- meeting on Sept. 19 in St. ohanged? equipment. He's figured out how (We will Crew meets every The n»ty Thomas the transmitters Women's Glee Club is Inlemational will have its 201 at things worked. In the past, five play a "block" of their music.) and stuff like that. Monday at 5:30 p.m. In 3:30 p.m. All that are inter- years on the stage need of a next iheeting on That money would come from piano accompafiist.^ Sept. 18 at 4:30 ested are more had elapsed between good engineers. (In- We have a very strict play list. We will the Df the Field House. than welcome. Re- Silvestri: In November, after all this you have experience p.m. in the East Lounge play the top 50 songs school. and ate Wil- of Dough- freshmehtt^ will be served. struction) had not been written down, so of the week. Every ling to erty. Amnesty had happened I was just minding my devote time, including wee- International is a we could figure out how things were Friday the top 20 comes out in the Vil- kend worldwide business, doing my own show, when a performances, please stop by profit group dedicated wired together. lanovan. Well. the top 50 is that 20 plus Political couple of seniors approached me about Union rehearsal on to the release of Villanovan: Sept. 17 at 6 p.m. prisoners of con- 30 more. We hope also to talk to record Has the University given • being general manager. They felt I could The Political Union will hold science and the protection 6.Q.T.Busii companies and have you its support? its of ^ a promotion every )-.. do it and then knew I'd be back next year first meeting on Sept. 18 in human rights. WeVe The Villanovan: What steps '^Otherweek. the looking for brothers and sistersof Beta were taken Day individuals [as a student in the M.B.A. program) to Silvestri: ^' Hop at 8 p.m. New who want to Gamma improve WKVU's image? They have given us their m members make a Tau, the co-ed social ser- F welcome, Student difference. What has happened that is different is support. One thing, old members expected. Bus Service vice fraternity, would they got Dr. Welch like to in- that I've surrounded myself with people For further information vite for us. and two. they let us go ahead with I!: call 525- all interested sttidents to our ^vestri: We were 7738 Dear Riders I can trust to do the job. While not eve- heavily involved the study. (ask for Phil). . of the Student Bus r"sI?^«5f«lin«on Sept. 20 at m Orientation. Service! 8 pm. rybody is totally qualified for the job, What we did was we had ,*;' ^ • We understand atid are m theiiaverfocd Room of the mside the orientation 1/ aware Zet^Pei Con- they have a look in their eyes that I pamphlet a questi- of the fact that^the bus nelly Center. schedule has Anyone inter^ted haven't seen in a long time. They want onnaire for all the freshmen ' which we I Economics Society not bierti^rate. in joining Villanovan: What would a move to We are Villanova s to do it, they want to learn. got a good response on — just so m the process ms>t r,. '*:,., .ma»>»<4' H 1it4 # TNC VfUANOVAM • ' 1< ^^4 tmyiUANOVAW • MfMMlMf 14. 1tl4 / mm Piiltoicar r * * ! H UM itary The FM Solution Students Speak on Last year at this Phy time. WKVU was a radio 5;tafinn ^^ .. «... A sies was a radio station To the Mondale^s Malais without Editor: a purpose. Plagued by low listenership figures, operates by thecontributionof ing to "keep the This commentary is prompted the peace" rather disgruntled disc jockeys many individuals who are than accepting and even a resignation by its by the Sept. 7 VUliwovan cover a part the responsibility of it. Perhaps they might continue to general Thedepartment is not, a^ the to set things straight, which is By MARK RUPPRECHX fii manager, the campus station deteriorated to A story reipmiiiis the abuses of article intimates, typical Thi^ week's news attack the enormous deficit. In the level where, in power within the Physics a realm gov- in any organization which that' Gro- November 1983. it temporarily shut Depart- erned past, however, Reagan has been ment. by the directives of some lacks strong leadership. mykoand Schuitz, and later, Gro- down its operations. megalomaniac^ myko and able to pawn partial responsibility Appropriately, first cincle." Martin Kennedy Reagan« will engage in I am not con- for the Today, instead of merely worrying about talks has dealt another blow to the deficit onto the Congress. If what went cerned with alleged injustices in- In conclusion, as a senior and A you recall, it is the wrong, the station has «^^1 ^ ^-^ already faltering Democratic plat- Congress regrouped under a new staff and volved with the faculty selection member of the Physics Depart- ApOtOffV form. which must finally pass the I': adviser, prepared not and Time after time, Reagan and only to regain the audience it once tenure process, but, I would ment since 1979, 1 now would like the Republicans have attacked budget each year. Many believe enjoyed, but also to particularly like to take issue with to express my regret To the Editon ^ become a viable for the unfor- that student-led force the platform and, for the most pork-barrel legislation may the suggestion that tunate .This is within th^ physics ma- defamation which has re- an open apology from be as campus community. part, have come out on top. burdensome as the erratic jors were "intimidated'* sulted from the Pi Kappa One lingering by some the misleading Sept. 7 Alpha fraternity to spending of the president. problem at WKVU has been the poor The first blow came during the 1- department faculty members so article. those students whom we quality of the were In fact, Mondale had better AM carrier current system under ^vbidv^ _ as to avoid the "outside forced to Republican convention. If you re- eval- David J. Htttnicic refuse'rides to the Uin- watch how he addresses the de- the station operates. In a uators." That is the versity of call, the Democrats frequently Villanovan article last No- most unlikely Class of 1985 Pennsylvania last Fri- ficit. His plan to raise taxes will veAiber. and ludicrous scenario day night. stressed Reagan's policies on former WKVU staff members blamed the sta- of all. certainly not go over well with the women, as well as their tion's The roidtrip we advertised own cho- relative inability to attract listeners and DJ*s on Actually, the physics majors TotheEditon ^ was general populace. As long as peo- intended to be a rush ice of a female vice presidential this inherently were encouraged to meet with the The decision of the four ph> ;icd function, but ple cannot feel the deficit, it may faulty system, which attracts nothing candidate. After Senator teachers unfortunately the response Laxalt's but static. "outside evaluators." Unfortu- to leave (he University to our not play the important role that ad was far greater speech recalling many female Re nately, the outside evaluators did has mark'xl iheni a» men of intcg- than we antici the Democrats hope it will. In fact, But WKVU has taken steps to pated and publicans, including the first fe- rectify the situation. not conscientiously elicit opin- r V. we were unable to ac- many Americans may be more wil- The station has considered commodate the male senator, c ongresswoman, switching to the FM dial, ions, nor did they provide suf- Of course, crowd that ling to live with the deficit than ^ we cannot determine gathered ambassador to the U.N. and oth- and. according to station adviser ficiently convenitnt meeting in front of the Fitld with higher taxes. Dr. Richard Welch, an from a newspaper article the exact ers, the House on the two buses Democrats eased their as- outside engineering firm times for riiost of the physics ma- nature of the we had A professor of mine suggested has already been called in to situation. We can rented. sault. Score one for the ' rs, We particularly apologize that the see whether who were quite busy with only form inferior Democrats must stress FM space is available for WKVU. IT the opinions as to to those Republicans. their studies and activities. girls who showed up Reagan's aloofness to the affairs results of the engineering study what the action of the Ad- whom turn out positive. Welch Hence, as you may infer, the situa- we were unable to take, Next, Mondale and the Demo- of state. His reported sleepy nods ministration should have been. said he would proceed to since it was an all-male crats began to pull apart Reagan's submit an application to the tion with the. outside evaluators But when Dr. rush activ- at cabinet meetings, his some- Mark Heald, one of ity. ^ FCC within the reflects the deficiency three-and-a-half years. With Only what alienated views next three months. After that, if the of the eval- the three outside evaluators, on poverty,* AVe apologize and hope a few references tothe Carter era, -application accepted, uation process and not an abuse of states his to spon- or perhaps his now infamous joke were it would take another three surprise at the action of sor power or apathy. another free activity to which careful not to mention Mondale by on foreign policy months to the Administration or come to mind. If a year before the switch became a reality, lack the- we cordially he invite all those people name, Reagan silenced the issue of Reagan is truly out of toych, who said. Furthermore, 1 would like to reof, it tends to cause one to form a who could not come along on records. One rtbre for the right. is running emphasize tha^ the Physics fairly strong opinion. our the show? The- ca- De- last trip. And if the station were to go it binet? Mrs. FM, would probably partment is a community Simultaneously with the first Reagan? Or is it the of sci- I would operate venture to say that it is Timothy on 100 watts, covering an area of between entists and students Donnelly two attacks droned the repetitive communists, as Lyndon La eight which a case of the Pi Administration trv- Kappa Alpha Fraternity call Rouche might and ten miles — a drastic improvement over the current for arms reduction at any cost. contend? — .A Besides the somewhat While that point may be hard to system, which barely reaches rooms on campus without deceptive tone of the Democrats' claim that make, maybe the Democrats could a good amount of interference. Reagan has been unwilling to ne- point to the conservative bent of Lucyna Gorski, i- Frirts Pemlized iCmtinu^frmm pngi 1) to daniaiK the otiuiisation loo (Comtimtmlfivm I) tiont» influenced Burke*t 0m . much. ^fps%ors ' dedtion. The penalty is would Vk>k into it." 1983. The advertisement Accusations the "ee- 2«1»74 idition), with the placed in •Tt't anly theae men lArwnciand Phares At the search committee's Yoinf to hurt us in the "I (Cmimm4fimnp^lg6) next cond most terious*' one that can caned Andy Martin," Jfirk- Physics Today conoemiiqif antkH- meeting, short run, but not the staffimr Phares announced that flam and Taylor." really be given. aoooRlii« kxw run." ham aaid. "He said nMdt. The dtMllm for pated openings in the make a decisMn one way or / to Boiws. he waMt in .9iine in Figure 1 and a 8 i. t%.MtL f. I DwilncHme Oriental FjurmUhlnge A ColiectlbleM 'Vnivefsity •ill 1615 Walnut Street, Phila. - 563-1563 Spormmar 6rwtP|rii S^fficMMaM PhiU. Intl. Airp«t 1046 LAHOABTBR - B»VN MAWR |2l'i| iShUM (2IS) 543^3119* (21S)49Mm J 627-41S8 MonThnr 10^ to 8 \- ' *• - *^ rri lb iat I f' lO to 8 i>*A ''fvm'- . f \ I'' •i"«" mmmm UNION /APO >.'- e Theme ' " '<***. Fri., Sept. 21 • 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.Jk^^ ^» ^61^ J * . Talented 0^;^t2'• individuals '^^iiiiv DAY HOP ^^\i^ interested in tih doing a Coffee FOOD ^•^' V-^; House should contact '"• Diane O'Brien in the Union Office of Connelly Center 645-7280 Your T-Shirts an --- J • » •' yri^r^nr^^ n, I n Wfirkoiii (^>tUimi4J film p^ 9) Quad Confines tfuch with fomelf, the spark that exercise gives you." Sexuality at The London Wor Serve as Hang-out kout is most apparent Everything is 00^. Gir|6 are dressed in tight By BETTY GEUS fitting dm^cins and ieotmrds. The The quid, however, f According to The Merriam- dees not ne- men flaunt cut-off tee-shirts and oessaiily signify the same expe- Webster Dictioiiary, the word shorts. Keeler believes a oo-ed en- rience for everybody. t quadisdefiiiedasaouMfamqKle.A The most vironment, ''Makes you have a notaUe diffemces are between senpe of :: quadrangle is a ''4-sided courtyard yourself." She a4ded, upperclassmen and underclass \ ^ or endosiire.'* "Working out makes you fed much Although this definition is aocu- more sexy." rate, it is somewhat One senior reminisced about Keder noted, "The psychokci- ' * ladcing when i ( cal referring to Vilbuiova*8 quad. Cor- her days as a freshman, when she aspects of fitness are most im- , felt intimidated portant." And that ; tainly the word "quae " for people to walk through fitness works from 20 HMv duck Urns who are famiHar with Villanova's the quad and avoided it all to- the "inskle out." ^ 28 Nomi aiLeaveout ttapeok SSCenaeyplent 46JlsarofsNp campus, conjures up a more elabo- gather. "I guess underclassmen Keder said that in a society that wants 2SMrds tSNoMsmen 34Tfe«M 478penlsh«or rate, somewhat different idea fed wart intimidated because the results instantly, results 27Flew9rt . lOfdlMslMMr oareMly people who from working out than the dictionary's definition. hangout seem older take time and 2«Moiimeintof aiPope'ssearf aeOMnsmefor 4a8tudy dedication. To the Villanova student, the and more experienced. Bi4 now btfope 226lMcal TbeNand 4» Anglo-dttcon word quad represents the area be- it's our class hanging out." The London Workout is open aONoleoftcalt 24Lesstalnted as from 31 ixM 25 IndNe tween Sullivan Hall^heehan Hall, An ^monymous freshman a(d- 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on week- 40 SO young boy 32Fortiins> 26 8uroleal 41 ~^and the Connelly Center, mittedly declared her apprehen- days. 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Satur- Womewey S3HewaHen where tcMnocard thread sive days and from 45 Heraldry: bird students congregate to socialize feelings about the quad. "I 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on 34SuaaMt ' hate Sundays. Keeler ^ between dasses. , walking through there alone; has just opened :^ , 35Nolsofacsie Professor Lon Winston of the you feel like everyone's staring at up another-London Workout. This 36 Transection theater department describes the you." spacious 8,000 square-foot facility 37 Muss of is located on Rittenhouse poetry quad as "a social mecca at Villan- Indeed hanging out in the quad Street in Philadelphia^ 39 Scene of . ova University She is an expe- which is part of lends itself to scoping the passing SlMke- rienced aerobics instructor what college is all about. It's a so- crowds, which accounts for its hav- tpeare't ing had her own r. cial haven where all students get great appeal to both sexes. 20 minute "Hamlet" television show aired on . together and play social games." Although collaborating in front Comcast 42Smootf) Cable, ChanneH?. 43 Walk in water I' These social games include of Sullivan and Sheehan has been 44 City in such sporting events as wiffleball, Hepburn remarked that the a long standing tradition at Villan- Nevada Softball, football London Workout "is a good and frisbee. ova, meeting in front of the Con- atmos- 46 Odor Other social phere for anybody toworkoutin, games or pranks over nelly Center was instigated only it 46 Keep within I has the years have included the place- three all the equipment anyone Hmltt .IT and one-half years ago, could need; and the ment of a shopping cart over the when the building was con- staff is nice 51 Evergreen and Connelly Center's main entrance, structed. knowledgeable." Dee Silvers, 52 Perch and the creative Relocation of According to a Villanova juhwr Jackie Geus, a 54 Period trash cans on top of the lights and nursing major encouraged in graduate student at Villanova. of lime _Jront of the Connelly Center. y. students "Try it, you'll like (Continued on page 14) y 55 Bushy dump It! ^M ^— ^*— * The quad is also the site for var- ious fraternity and sorority events. These traditions have in- cluded panty raids, streakers, flashers and Greek Week festi- vals. Certain fashion trends are proudly displayed by those who "hang out" in the quad. This year's hottest new items are the colorful, sometimes blinding "Jams," the "Guess" jeans and, ^ course, the finishing touch, a pair of "Risky Business" sun- Powerfest AT I i: If I I^OWERSI I f I I Thurs., i Sept. 20th I I t I 5," Monday Night Football r ONISFTSCREEN - REDUCED DRINKS i NO COVER 'i TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY DANCE COMEDY C011E6E PARTY NIGHT NIGHT ^'= NO COVER »1 COVER I • JEU-YROa REDUCED TOP LOCAL & •NO COVER DRINKS REGIONAL W/COLLEGE it VIDEO COMEDIANS I.D. I SCREENS PNOPEA OHESS « U). HEQUnED i . i . . . HliM • THK VILLAMOVAN • "^^i^ #< fei . ^ » e'Explores Subconsclous Hit If YOU don't have (my plans -**, i'V Oil To file parents weekend . . newly elected or maw and paw can 't HAU COUNCIL it. ^ C-v OFFICERS don't be glum .. 11 I TakeatrHito THANKS New York City. > •^' ..for ybur cooperofion Date: Sat*. SeptV29 and pafience during > ,< RetrigeratoT deliveries Cost:'15 Sign-up deadline is . • •ior the turnout Fri., Sept. 21 at 3 pan. lor tuhing / ft you made it a huge ^^ success. Seftball Refrigerators . . Tournament f Do you need one? Sat«,Sept. 15 ft ' We starting :* have a few time 10 aon extras so Stop by Sign up deadline '^ and pick one up. %» Fri., Sept. 14 Cost *48 per/year *I mAHmo unBAsmn . . Nit f • Tm )nujmwm • \*- u,im$ • ^mLLmoiam ^m ^Breaking •^^F""""""*" Hearts^ f mliiim McPheek New Smm Yes Rocks [ 1 The By TAD nNNEY Escpk^reM Spectnbn Elton John has been around WK¥U Top 26 aince the late By STEVE 1960s, making prob- filtoii John ByCLPFrri—AtWira COUMEKO ably more albums per year than Ow tbecouraeflf Yc8*t 15 yeer .t 9^ao i«m «iii< triMob.jshn most performers. With such great ''Breaking Hearts* hiptoiy. II memli||Bri have <7ome MdPte hM given rairim both This Last «arly hits as "Daniel." '*Bennie mentMiMe ^0>ne through its iDQUlMi^ Geffen Records ••• diincleri and incnd- Week TITLE - Artist Week •nd the Jets." "Rocket Man." and fhor. Today, five membciu make ibie vistas. Thsiiiaail9vii«in *'A 1 LET'S GO CRAZY - Prince up Yea, three of were part 1 w "Your Song." Elton established a ftoooiM of whom Hovifl^*' Aithitr 2 PRIDE, IN THE NAME OF LOVE - U2 * 17 strong foothold in pop music. of the original Yes and only one, His Ashe in "Levels of the Game/* and 3 Alffi WE OUR^LVES? - The Fixx Chris Squire, haa It 6 hand went through personnel She's got the who stuck out you hyponotised with intilmsible Fred Bixywn in 4 BACK WHERE I STARTED - Box of Frogs 2 changes and eventually the fMm the bttinning. Akmg with latter her big brown eyes/ And a body The Pine Barrens." are but a few 5 I SEND A Souire are Joa AnderMn, MESSAGE - INXS 4 half of the mastermind songwrit- that could ol the most Allan stop a clock/." 'Tas- notable characters. 6 TWO TRIBES - Frankie Goes to Hollywood 5 ing team. Bemie Taupin. White, Trevor Rabin and Tony left to do sengers" is a hilarious song about Yet it has been spectacuhu* topo- 7 TOGETHER IN ELECTRIC DREAMS - other projects, including Kaye, the culminating conglomer- a solo the feelings of a person riding a graphy that has occupied McPhee Gioraio Moroder with Philip Oakey .album» ation ol Yes members whocame to 14 crowded train. in his most recent books, "In Sus- 8 A GIRL IN the Philadttphia TROUBLE - Romeo Void 7 crawl or cause pect Spectrum on V' you troaU^ Terrain." and "Basin 9 (IN i\: Elton's success as and WHAT THE NAME OF LOVE) - Naked Eyes 11 a superstar Elton's voice seems to That's Sept.ii and 10 for nearly sold^out have the last thing I'll ever do/ Range/* And it is also the subject 10 ON THE -hit its peak in the 70 s concerts. DARK SIDE - John Cafferty when he changed. It is possible he is trying But before wrote I leave your life com- of his latest book, "La Place de and the Beaver Brown E^d his best song. "Philadelphia to sing with a new-wave The first show started at ex- 27, style, but pletely/ Tell me Who Wears la Concorde Suisse." 11 MORE YOU LIVE, - >M-, Freedoro,"as a tribute to Billie actly 3.*00 MORE YOU LOVE more likely the change is These with a ooupleofWarner due to Shoes?" In "La Place de la Concoide A Flock of Seagulls Jean King and her tennis team Brothert cartoons 10 of age. "Breaking Hearts" contains a Guitarist Davey including one ..-, V. Johnstone, bas- Suisse," McPhee presents a Swit- 12 COVER ME - Bruce Springsteen the same name. Elton's first starring THE LARGEST SELECTION OF DISCOUNT RECORDS (SPECIAL hhrtt, 49rwf Mtf Jaj « TAPES ON THE MAIN LINE ' OLYMPICS BOOSTER) Itofial MMI Nov«lti f. ^04t1LAIiCAaTIR iRVIi'MAWR I at7-4isa I ^i-. 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RaAior, FA fl«M PIAl tlS-HITS FOR THE tATCST CONCgRT UFOATE INfORMATIQiiii I MNMicWMMnMnreupiovm '*^ cicctr'c factory concerts 1*A^«SWft* •:-SRs!^««!#' ' mm^^ im^mummt • imiu u.tm Tim NTMUMnVAN « Story of a Ymmm Nick*» gewt mmm^ By PHIUP SCHULTHEIS Ihe aeund ia Sfop] During the latter nut of the thus oofisid««faly 9m ttarrowed. ,^uinnier, A Fkxrk of SohiuIIs re- An^MHT MTV Awards letsed their sti«le *TheM)reYou omMetn that coolnb- Uve the iHbs to this Mnnvw jiund is Ihe More You Love/' which di « Mliihty ol il 1 F^eoeded the recent release of veciriart MQke Scare to Itself a Show v«|ry his vocMs, Thb fnflwe their new album. 'The Story ota on NICK ' iMtt Df tht^Hbun^ AMA3TASiO the first awards Young Heart This new release nine ssims ^ shew in which MTVs First held much promise <»noels ou^ the iiifividualily.diat Aannal Video the presenters and performers for the forth- Music the ^songs may possess, either Awards wiU b^in tonight outnumber the ttming album; it seemed as if A nnislcally qr at lifcOO p.m. MTV. of course, wffl V,* nock of Seagulls had attained a lyrkiliy. I Y The production broadcast the show Uve from the Speaking of much broader sound that the pre- of the alhum is MTV, a few wedts crisp and wen done, Ra^ City Music Hall in New ago it was vious LP's definitely lacked. Yet yet the musK announced on "music 'M itsetf York. What's that? news" this "bnMMJb- fails to hold up to thequahty You say you that Robert Hazard had I sound fails to hold of this production. don't hiive MTV? Well fret not. turned 34 true with the rest of the album. Only a lew of recently. Sure he dkl. the songs rise above the because WIOQ 002 FM) wiU pro- Robert is obviously shaving The basic problem is the lack of A nock of level of a few nVBdiocrity; it vide the live stereo simulcast If years off his variety from song seems as if themusi- actual age (approxi- I . to song. 'the Stoiy of • Young Heart" you dans are playing iduit they phm on being oMt at the time, mately five). Hazard recently Throughout the album, the musi- AriaU Records led I sent and not a particnhu* ' the Awards Show will be re-run demo tapes of 30 songs cians become immersed in a mel^ Produced by Steve Lovell •• mode that to RCA for they have fallen into. on regular TV (tentatively sche- his next album. ody that fails to vary. This failure RCA liked two of duled on Channel ID) its The inconsistency of this album in a few the fl^Migs. but said that none has foundation within the lack On 'The of Story of a Young is a disappointment weeks. If it is shown on 10, look for the had hit erf interaction between from a band 30 potential. Oh weO, the bass Heart, -^he guitar and synthesiz- that shouM be WB(MR (93.dFM) to simulcast it. Rob. back to the and drums. This is a problem that matuni^ ak>ng old drawi^ Villanova ers play too much of a dominant with the release of This should be a gala affair. board. By the way. Bus entraps some of "new music" into their succes- the last of the role with the fathire of the drums sive Dan Aykroyd and Semce albums Bette Heroeahave mediocrity^ especially with instead of becoming MWIer been pui^ from Ha- the in- and bass to support them. Instead entrapped in will be the hosts (since th^ al- zard's troductkms of electronic drums. one particular form backup band. •/ 12:45 - 1:30 P.M. • VILLANOVA FIELDHOUSE TICKET SALES r^' 8 1 FIELDHOUSE, PALESTRA AND SPECTRUM •^'; ^ ^\ ^m . » Soccer Suffers ' Ptowe enter TougfiL I my MibMription to Th« Mmv York time*. Temits By >• PapMi WIU be By JOilN CARLIN Team Squeaks delivered door-io-door (on the ball in Villanova's offensive shots throughout the game. Pitts- cempue only) Mon.->Frl. end Sundey A coupleof iwy ih WM(- defensiveerrors lone. However, numerous scoring burgh may have been the "more ^subecrlption rMee early in the are S0% below the newestend price match resulted in a bids and persistent pressure failed physical" In A Thrimng Opener -ttwt% only of the two teams, ac- loss for .the men's soccer team in to yield any goals for the Cats. cording to Jones, but they were their season opener By JIM McCABE when at Pittstwrgh. Again in the first half. Villanova hampered with 19 penalties Kelly and Lemon also helped you have The Althaui[h the statistics favonsd women's tennis team produce a Weel«diiya (Mon.-Fri.) found itself too deep in the offen- as a result of their rough style of victories in doubles com- DFrtTenn ViHaiiova, the Wildcats started things off right by opening QMIVew were out sive sone. play. The Cats were called for petition. Sophomore Tricia only the season 5-4 D WMutays & Sunday sQOi^ by their Bag East rivals. with a victory over $15.S(r $32j)o 2^ At 32:56 of the first half, Pitt 12 infractions. McGrath combined with Kelly for Concordia in VHIanova was on the field for Bronxville, N.V., last (no Saturdays) $32.00 took advantage of a fast break op- After the game. Jones com- a 6-1, 6-1 victory while sophomore $66.00 just over three Saturday. Last year, the women minutes when one portunity and netted the second mented that Julie Spinnler teamed with Lemon "we were the better from Villanova Plwse encloee check of a few defensive errors paid off were 14-3 — Con- payable to; Michael Nolan. and final goal of the match. team, but our defensive errors to win what turned out to be the for Pittsburgh. cordia responsible for one of the The Wildcats were All T>f the key statistics pointed were just too costly." deciding match, 6-4, 6-4. Calendar, beginning three defeats. Tues.. Sept. A. caught in their offensive tone and <»tj 198452^2H!!llH^'^*^r^f****"''^and ending to a Villanova victory; unfortu- "We were upset by the first Mon.. Dec, 1 0. 1 hto were unable to stop Pitt's fast Three of the five victories came It I 984. deliveries holidays or vaMrtlon nately, the scoreboard failed to goal. We had just barely stepped looks as though this young from the break. According to head coach comply. singles competition, women's tennis team is off The Cats unbaded 15 onto the field." . to I Chris Jones, the early score was while the other two were won in NAME_ shots on net, but were unable to Jones appeared disappointed another winning season. As coach due to a "lick of concentratk>n" doubles. Responsible for the sin- i 'i on fire one pastJhe Pittsburgh goal- but was far from disheartened by Robert Langran commented, I'm I the part of the Villanova gles victories were sophomore defense. keeper. the loss. He plans to work hard on just pleased to get out of there mtf Despite an early 1-0 lead, Villan- Sharon Kelly, (6-2, 6-2), freshman I iark Villanova gdalies the players' (Concordia) with a win. Hope- ADDRESS/ROOM NO. Brendan defensive responsibil- '^ ' ova continued to press the Pitt Beth Lemon, (6-1, 6-2) de- Quinn and Nick Vetucci split the ities in pre^ation for future and' fully, the women will go along the I fense. 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MATYSZEWSKI We've gone from being looked We must set priorities in order to New Dorm Harassment What is that group of down upon to being a Charged guys respectable accomplish and juggle all of our doing in a "scrum?" organization. By SiOBHAN Why are they WeVe shown that various school requirements." RODER not stopping? Tmo new dorms, What is going on , we are serious." housing 160 t Changes have been noticed by by here? Wildcat women ^ach, opened August 23 Physics Profs rugby, which is one of on the seniors when it comes to what - Chances are, what Nova's winningcst Vinandva University^ ' you arc wit- teams, finish- %uth Last in a series recommendations k this work has involved. As Pondol to the Deans nessing is a Villanova Rugby ing 15-4 in the ld83-1984 Caiinpus. These new dorms, cur- season, fino noted, "There is a lot of exdt- By GARY R. DYER /^and the Vice President for Aca- • match. requires a lot of