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VOL. 4, NO. 27, APRIL 24, 1887 STUDENT PUBLICATION OF MARIAN COLLEGE FIELD DAY GREEK WEEK: by Kini Huckaby CLOSING PREPARATIONS As the end of the school year draws near, everyone thinks of by Lucinda Griner final exams, moving out, and saying good-bye for the sumner. The Theater Department has had !very year f le l d day offers a way a busy week preparing for the for students and faculty to unwind Spring Arts Festival. Events for and have fun before finals. The Greek Week started Tuesday and B009ter Club, sponsored by Dr. will wrap up Sunday night with the Appleby, hosts this annual event. f lnal presentation of ELECTRA and This year the All-School-Picnic the Greek Dinner preceding the dance will break a few traditions. play. Instead of the traditional Beth Tay 1or has been work 1ng Wednesday event, field day will be with several students, faculty, held on Friday, "ay 1. The events and special grants. Taylor's wl 11 also cover a whole day, Persuasion and Debate class has unlike the half day coverage of been working on publicity, hanging Kelly Jarvis nails Electra set, as past years. The Booster Club has posters, putting circulars on final preparations are made. been hard at !t'()rk to pl an events doors and mailboxes in and actlvltles for both faculty neighborhoods, and calling schools The Arts Festival will continue and students. The days events to advertise the events. in the coming years. Next year's Include: The Art Department has worked plans are to do a Medieval 9:30 am- Faculty/Staff -vs­ on designs for all of the posters Festival centering around the students ln volley­ and program covers as well as tragedy plays. Taylor sees these ball and softball making a mannequin into a statue events as enriching the entire 11:00 am- Little 500 Bike Race of Apollo for Electra. college conmunlty. 11-12:00 pm- Lunch in Cafeteria Jim McKean and Mary Ellen Healy Wendy Nixon, a freshman , 12:30 pm- Picnic at Eagle Creek worked on the schedule for Frank at tended the convocat 1on Tuesday by Li 1ly Lake Fowle, who was here on Wednesday on •Music in the Classical Greek 4:30 pm- Supper at Eagle Creek doing readings from the J~. Tradition• and found lt very 8:00 pm- Dance

ALCOHOL · FRESHMAN ELECTIONS £Editors' note: the following As a resident of this campus. I letter was also sutnltted to the have realized a startling fact: Elections Ccmnlttee.1 more alcohol passes throu~ the In regard to the recent students' bodies than you could freshmen elections. I would l lke imagine. I would bel leve that to foraai ly declare my objection upwards of 75% of the resident la 1 to the manner with which the students · consume alcohol on a eI ect i ng progess was dea It. The re9,!lar basis. fact that current officers who Considering approximately less were up for re-election were at than 40% of the students are of the voting table overseeing the legal drinking age, nearly 45% of votlng ls not rl~t and ls a clear the students on c~s consume case of conflict of i~terests. alcohol l llegal ly. However there Further, these officers were ls another rule which canes Into making caunents about who to vote play. Marian College has a rule for and making cooments about the which states that no student is cho Ices sane of the voters were perml tted to have al coho I on making. Young adults cane to JIMMY SWAGGART caq,us. '11\ls would seem to college to learn and act out roles T.V. Evangelist indicate that 75% of the total 1n a proper f ash ion • 'Ill Is ls WHAT HAIES NEWS? ml make news. student population ls breaking a clearly a case In which the roles law or rule! If you know of an event or of class officer, election happening, let us know too. When Marian College has this rule official, and candidate were acted for several reasons. One ls the you see news happen, call ext. 411 out improperly. I demand, or ext. 400. fact that college ls a place to therefore, that a special Ad ~ learn. One cannot learn if he/sie Comml ttee of Student Board ~ meetings are held each arrives ln class 'plastered,' investigate this affair and Thursday, 4:30 p.111., in the~ •hungover,• or as 1eep. Kost of teq,orarlly suspend the results of office in the basement of Clare the t lme however students do not this past week's election until Hall. Everyone ls welcane. arrive ln class; they are sti 11 the matter ls settled. THE CARBON Narlan College asleep fran a late ni~t at -- O\rls Beals Indlanapol ls, IN 46222 Georgetown. Others are start l ng Ka~gl~W~~dt ~Y Nicholas to gJZzle alcohol as the sun I only have one basic thing to Michel le Scheidt breaks across the horizon. cooment on: the Corruptness of Brad Landwerlen Still Pat Webb Another reason for the Marl an the Freshman Election!! I'm a Jenna Morrow She II y Leman Chr Is Bea Is Don Vogt rule lies with what college is to part of the freshman -class. I Corinne Col I lngs Sheri Bernat do for you. College is the start don't fee 1 that everyone l n the tt::a~~ ler ~ndyJopenec llnl Hucklbr 0efii1e ~~~I! of where you are gol ng in 11 fe. election was treated fairly. 'nle Angela Huck eberry Marcey Vl91a11 College ls the place after which unnecessary tactics were simply (Special thanks to Brother Jaaes Rinard, O.S.B.> you find a Joo. Marl an has thls chl Idish; l lke making, or better rule so that no one will becane yet, threatening people Into Dr. Ray Craig Nr. Ancrew llohaan dependent upon alcohol. This running for offlce; Inserting 'Dlc Carbon. a source of news and lnforaatlon as dependency w111 ru l n the rest of wel I as an open ton.a for the Marian College c~s candidates without their ca11111nlty, ls not an official publication of llarlan the person's life which Co 11 eoe and dots not necesear II y ref Iect the vI ewe knowledge; and better yet, of the college acalnlstratlon, faculty, or others. started at this college. i Readers are Invited to sutnlt timely and relevant quest Ion ng the dee is Ions of the letters of opinion to the editors. &.ch letters -- Scott Van Alst should not exceed 150 words and aist Include the voters. What's thls stuff aboot author's naae and phone number. Yor verification l?Urpoees the letter a.1st also be dated and signed. candidates sitting by the ballot Telephone numbers wl 11 not be publ Ished, nor wl 11 anon'(IIIOUs letters be published. Letters aay be NOTICE box . • . ? Where ar~ our eth l cs? edited for clarity and brevity. Editors have the authority to reJect any letter they feel to be LET'S GET REAL, People, AND YOU potent Ially I lbelous, obscene, lnflaaaatory or In poor taste. Ordlnarl ly such letters should aim to Ef feet l ve Monday, Apr 11 27, 1987, KNC7i WHO YOO ARE! Wake up! We address lltflues, clarity events, pr011ote understanding, or clearly Identify what Is going on the Business Office will no longer are not so stupid that we wouldn't In an event, Issue, or scene. No ~est editorials wlll be accepted unless expllcltly solicited by the cash checks made out to •cash.• catch IQY! editors. Unsollclted pieces wlll be treated as Letters to the Edi tor. Letters to the Edi tors aust All other checks will will be Highly upset! be turned In to The Car'fcn's aal Ibox In the faculty mal lroa11 by 12:00 noon,onday, the week they are to accepted. Tamny Jeffries run. THE CARBON -- 24 A rll 1987 -- page 3 SENIOR PROFILE /,IQH1tN !!Vt by Stacey Nicholas by Pat Webb and J.T. the Wildest As we begin to write the second Besides trying to obtal n an to the 1ast Li . British Literature fran him and Mike Henderson, He returned to Karlan instead loved lt. Congratulations: of a cheaper col l ege because of If t lme was not so pressing, Mr . Hohman -- for being the atmosphere and the faculty. Bates would 1ike to spend another 'there• every Tuesday, While reading the catalogue, Bates 2 or 3 years at Marian taking the Dr. Craig -- for joining him, recognized a few of the teachers: special topics courses in English. MCPD -- for not shooting any Mr. Goebel, Sr. Rosemary After graduation, he plans to students, Schroeder, and Dr. Doherty . Fran attend gra run between Thank Anaheim, Cal lfornla. COlllentlng t769 and $1094. Sr. Rosemary Lee on being among the 5,000 part i c Ipants and 700 vendors, Sr • Shirley's only word was Cl are Hal I Board wl 11 sponsor a 'Ille Jim Ridenour for Cl ty-County Councl J campaign needs volunteers 'Fantastic!' Sister not only Junk Food Ni~t next Wednesday to make a few phone ca 11 s l n the shopped for the bookstore for 3 fran 9-10 p.m. in the cafe. or to out days, she also spent 2 days evenings hand literature attending seminars on topics euch during this year's caq>aign. For Miss. as Cu steer Serv l ce , · Pranot l ona 1 VOCAL RECITAL featuring Brian information, call Borkner at 353-2772 after 4:00 p.m. Show and Tell for sailer stores, Ernstes: Sunday, Aprl l 26, at Visual Merchandising, Window 1:00 p.m. in Stokely Mansion. Displays, Good Art, and Learning to Risk. Sister ordered paper The Library requests that al I goods, ceramic ware and clothing A wanan' s r l ng has t:>eien found on students return materials before for the sunmer. for next semester. She has hi~ c•us. It can be claimed by leaving campus hopes for a new auto decal. describing it. Cal I 243-7813 1 I went with the intentions of after 5 p.m. doing business, but of course I had fun. Fun is not really the word, I had a great tlme!' Sister went to Disneyland, saw a •passion play• at the Crystal Cathedral, v1 sited the Queen Mary Luxury THnR!iBfiY 1s, MfiRifiN NI~tiT AT Liner, and aanired the 'Spruce Goose' bu i I t by Howard Hu~es in the 1940's. ~cottu· s <&eorgrtown To sum it all up, Sr. Shirley responded, ' It was overwhelm l ng to see all of the stuff offered by moungt vendors. I also enjoyed network­ LOCATED AT 30th & GEORGETOWN RD (in the sho~ center) ing with other boosters to get new Ideas. It was just .•. FANTASTIC!' LOWEST DRINK PRICES OF ANY ,;· · ~~ -CUTS AND CURLS ~ DARTBAR~TOWN ~ : • HAIR CARE AND TANNING Monday 50 ~ Draft Beer WecJnesday 7 5 ~ Schnapps l . 2 Blocks west Tuesday 7 5~ Can Beer Sunday $1.00 Vodka Drinks of Lafayette Road Well Drinks $1.25 All The Time 6 Tanning visits 925.00 DRAFT BEER-.50 OR JUST 2.50 A PITCHER 30 Days for $59.00 HOT DOGS-.25 Haircuts are always $8.00 SIX DART BOARDS LARGE SCREEN T.V. Offer expires May 8, 198? FREE NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 3690 W. 30th St. TO DESIGNATED DRIVERS Indianapolis. IN 46222 (317) 926-4849 ectlvely. converse Jokingly about their Several Student Board officers escapades with one or more we eat between 20 and ~ grams of dietary fiber per day. Sources of Indicated the need for caalttees partners. Young wcaen talk of to assist them in their taking the pill, and young •n of water insoluble fiber Include Jobs. whole grain breads and cereals, w,ng these are Lisa Hartman, using a condoa as taking Social Planning; Matt LaGrange, responslbl I lty. What happened to carrots, green beans and other vegetables. Student Affairs; and, Mark sex as a beautl fu 1, persona 1 McLean, Academic Affairs. exper lence between husband and Increasing the amount of f lber wife, and morals, and In your diet aay also help you to lndlvl. 1111s problea Is not only at rate at which foods leave the In his report to the Board, Nar l an , but a11 over • I don' t ste11&ch, so that you feel full Student Affairs officer LaGrange understand what peop 1e are I onger. At th ls t 1•, researchers presented a tentative calendar of thinking. Haven't they heard of think soluble f lber 111y be aore annual student events. He the Alm epldelllc, or of unwanted effective In control ling appetite recommended that c I ubs · and babies? Don't they care about than l nso Iub 1e f l ber . Most • f l ber executive ccalttees of clasees theuelves or what they are P111 s• on the market today use meet once a month and that ent Ire beccalng? Created In lldtt of Insoluble f lber. Re~ardless of c Iasses •et once a semester. The their recreation, there ls a 10119 the type of fiber used, there ls Board decided to hold Its aeetlngs of self-dignity; furthermore, an no sclentlf lc evidence that f lber every other week . Bes Ides these endless want and need for more sex Pl I Is can of fer the same benef 1ts tentative meeting times, the are created. These are dllllled as dietary fiber. calendar Includes all planned and only by the effect of the foreseen student activities. cheapening of further MSCA advisors for the caalng relationships that wl II ehadow year Inc Iude Pr. Leopo Id (eff Ier, th• the rest of their lives. Mr. hn Elmendorf, and, tentatively, Paula Fritsch. During the discussion In sc lence, read, by preference, concerning the scope of the the newest works; ln literature, proposed llectlons Calllllttee, the the oldest. The classic protested Freshllan Cl ass e Iect Ion literature ls always aodern. · of this Spring 's.trfaced. After brief consideration, LaGrange -:--Bulwer-Lytton, caxtonlana, moved to table the discussion Hints on Mental Culture, untl I a decision had been made by the appropriate ~Clllllttee. THI CARBClf -- 24 April 1987 -- page 6 "HOOSIERS" ACTION AND GOD PANELS NEED STUDENTS Student Board President Dave Guerrettaz requests that students By: Jenna Morrow wishing to serve on the Traffic wl th God. The coach of the Court of Appea 1s, the Concitct On Wednesday, Apr l I 15, the Huskers could represent God, Court of Appea 1s, or Judl c i a I F.C.A. and other students were guiding his team to a win. The Panel for next year phone him at honored to have Brad Long speak at game is the game of l lfe. His ext. 473 by Friday, May 1. the 1r Apr 11 meet 1ng. Thou~ not a faith conviction and spiritual A representative ls needed fran professional actor, Brad played strength was also shared by others each class to serve on each panel. the role of Buddy on the 1952 on the set. Brad isn't letting Students who are chosen wl 11 be 0\aq,lonshlp team, Huskers, In the his acting career dle el ther. responsible for famlllarlzlng 110v le Hoos lers. Buddy was the Thou~ he works for Josten's as a themselves wlth the Code of captain of the team who gets sa 1esperson, he a 1so has an agent Students Rid\ts and for attending kicked of the team but ls allowed in Chicago. He was recently the meet I ngs of the pane Is when back, and helps to win the state considered for a part In the Dean of Student Services title. Pol tergelst III. Brad has also convenes them. spoken to many people and.,______..... A 10-year participant of F.C.A., this lq,resslve, young man organizations of his experiences, Truth ls its [Justice's] hancnald, quickly put the group at ease with ln over 30 ss>eaklng engagements! freedan le its child, peace ls Its h ls stor l es about the mak 1ng of It ls clear to see that with c~anlon, safety walks ln lts the movie. He told the group Brad's obvious talent and faith, steps, victory folio.IS In Its that, 'My friends encouraged me to we haven't seen the last of Brad train; lt ls the brl~test audition, I never thou~t I would Long. emanation fran the ~1; lt ls be chosen.• The tryouts were held the attribute of God. at I.U.P .U. I and Brad was one of -- Sydney Sn l th over 800 men trying out. Brad remarked, •They were looking for basketball players first, and WORD SEARCH actors second.• Brad had played by Sarah Back basketball at ·a Kansas college on RESIDENT ASSISTANTS an academlc/basketbal I scholarship R O T C E R S O E O L E Y D U Z Y O R E I and had gracitated ln 1985. Except A N O R A D U T P L D O T O I WA D S E C for one, the rest of the chosen WO N A B O S M E P L N L V X B E G D A L pl ayers were basketba 11 p 1ayers, N K J S C H T C N A B I N B E E A L K U E too, not actors. He stated that L E O O F F E R U N N O J C O F F T O M K the producers were lnslstent on E B I E T I V T E D R M E I N A T O WA I the authenticity of the SO's, fran L O V N S U E P A E R C Y L L E H S A T M the original SO's uniforms to the E A C H I S M L I B E D Y B L R D L O Y Z traditional haircuts. D R E G I O N R N A R C E K Y Y E WX A D 'The 1950's teams also played a S D A N A T S C E L I A B F C O L E WL E dl fferent kind of basketball,• A E N I R S E H E A C N S K I E D R K L I Brad stated. The entire f 1lalng R I E J R S S E I K I A T I N O B A Y H V took close to two 110nths, and the K C K R U E L S R N K E L P L H I W I T 0 maJorlty of lt was in Indiana. A A N P H I L I A R H E N I T O MS F L N L day of filming would last fran I T D R I L S G A K E N S E L M A B Y H E 6:30 a.m. to anywhere past V XU WY -AL R KUO AH JI OM P Q OS midni~t. Thou~ tiring, Brad T A S R Q U A B C P O G L T Z Y WD A J R told me that he had enJoye~ L Q A R P L L I B E F Q K N MX A O R A H work 1ng w1th Gene Hackman and Dennis Hopper. Laurie John Dave Anne The premiere of the movie Nora Abld Becky JI 11 natlonwlde occurred a couple Stan Bonita Tlm 811 I months ago, and already Hooelers Llnda &ilel ly Mike has netted '20 mll llon. 'ftlere ls larrie, RD Steve, RD a1so a hint of a possible eeque1. Brad drew an analogy between the movle and his relationship THE CARBON -- 24 ril 1987 -- page 7 PRINCE: for the very first time/ Now he's SIGN OF 1989 doing horse, It's June.• Then, he wonders, •sane say a man ain't by Pat Webb happy unless a man truly dies/ ell why?• Such an optimistic song! Well, the good news is that However, Prince follows this Prince has a new album out and opener wl th two party songs, 'Play . it's called Sign of the Times, in the Sunshine• and 1 Housequake, 1 The bad news is: why wasn't he the latter of which being Prince's playing like this on his last first -- and successful -- try at album? Granted,~ was a good rapping. Pr i nee fans can ~ess a 1bum, but it was too what the hypnotic 1 It1 and the experimental. In this new carna 1 • Hot ·Thing• are about and double-album, Prince goes back to •starfish and Coffee• is Hane-Made Pizza his funk days of 1999 and adds reminiscent of 'Raspberry Beret.• and Tostada Pizzas some screeching guitars and In •U Got the Look , • Sheena pr()(l.lces a kl l ler piece of music. Easton helps out on vocals and for The reason for this ml~t be the 'If I Was Your Girlfriend' the Regular Tostada fact that Prince has gone back to subject ls gender dl fferences. playing all the instruments Pretty bizarre. Then, Prince 10 inch 3.50 3.90 wl thout the Revo 1ut 1on, Just l lke shows once again that yes, he ls 12 inch 3.95 4.26 he did on lffi. The songs have religious, In 'The Cross• where he 14 inch 4.90 5.35 gone back to being party songs and sings: •we al I have our problems/ 16 inch 5. 70 6.10 only a few of them make any kind Sane BIG, sane smal I/ Soon al 1 of of social statements. our problems/ wl 11 be taken by The NEW!! The first song of the album ls Cross.• In 'It's Gonna Be A Thick Crust Pizza bv the Slice! also the f lrst song to ~ a Beautiful Night,• which was social statement. 'Sign of the recorded live in Paris with '6,000 CHEESE ...... $1.00 per slice Times• ls a strong funk number Wonderful Parisians• as backing TOPPINGS ...... $0.15 each with lyrics that express Prince's voices, the listener is prlvl1eged confusion about the corruption in to hear the fantabulous trans­ society. The song brings up every mlsslsslppl rap by Shella E. Pi.zza Hours subject from crack to Aids to the Well, there was the album Mon-Thurs. 8:00-11:00p.m. space shuttle. In one section of review. You'd better get out and Sun. 8:00-12:00a.m. lyrics, Prince sings: 'In buy it before you get shot through Septeni>er my cousin tried reef er the heart because you're to blame. PHONE 929-0358

ffEJN '81 WE DELIVER tcoi~•NE.A BETRAYED YoUR TRV~T ~ CPS $$ ss 0 foRGIVE ME, L RD. ~END ME A SIGN! ~END ME A FltEE CHE:CK oR MoNEYoRDER ... SIii \'18111~ $$ $$ 'WITH THE PURCHASE OF A LARGE PIZZA AND A LARGE COKE

DID YOU KNOW'?? $$ ss Indl anapo 11 s spe 1led backwards ls 'Sil opanaldnl, • whl ch in Hl ndu means •a head without brains.• A Yl ncennes newspaper cl ted th ls obscure fact l n 1821 when $$ $$ Indlanapol ls was named capital of Indiana. --from Flanner and Buchanan notes THE CARB

KANSAS LIVES of being rock's best guitarist. ARCHIVES Aside fran Steve Via and •Queen's' by Jim HI I Iman Br l an May, I have never seen a DISCUSSED finer guitarist in a live If bands stand the test of performance. Morse plays with by Michelle Scheidt time, often they do so without Incredible speed, a real demon­ their orglnal meR>ers. Kansas ls stration of manual dexterity, The f l na l ~n-Co I I ege Forum of no except ion. On Apr 11 14, the while hardly working up a sweat. the 1986-87 academic year was held regrouped Kansas brought their Combining Jazz, rock, and Tuesday, Apri 1 21, at 12: 15 p .m. 'Power Tour• to Clowes Hal I at classical guitar, Norse Justified In the Library Auditorium. Butler University. Returning were the S15 ticket price. Featured was Jeannette Matthew, orginals Phil !Jlart, Steve Walsh, Among the new material played, IUPUI Archl v1st, on 'The Creat ton and Rich Wi I I lams, acc~anied by •Power• rece I ved no react l on , and of a Small Archives.' newcaners B111 y Greer, bassist ; 'All I Wanted,• a recent top 20 Archives retain al I aval I able and ace gu l tar l st Steve Morse -­ single, edged on being ponderous. documents such as correspondence, forma 11 y of the 'Dlxle Dreggs• and Cmlc relief was offered with d l ar l es, maps, 1edgers, deeds, his own 'Steve Morse Band.' •secret Service•, including a CalJI> f i l es, newspapers, and yearbooks. Fran an acoustically perfect skit and stuffed dulllnies, canplete The vast majority of these explosion, Kansas launched into a with Pink Floyd's 'Is Anybody Out documents are one-of-a-kind near-flawless 90 minute set. There?' Introduction. 'Toot> 191 originals which can be found Throu~ moet of the c I ass I cs, was, by far, the 1r greatest new nowhere e I se. Documents are Walsh sounded extremely able wl th atteq>t. Walsh offered a meaning supplemented by tape recorded his strong proJectlng vocals, upon for 'Tanh 19' -- there Is no I nterv l ews and other i terns of which the Iansas sound was bu II t. meaning. Interest. These items prov lde 'IAtst in the WI nd, • Call> Iete with Concluding, Kansas 11 ves. I •fundamental building blocks for a Williams-Morse acoustic guitar bel leve 1t is a testimony of a the future.• The bul ldlng of an duet, blew the audience away, as band's success when young and o1 d archives is an evo 1ut i onary did Morse's violin playing. alike attend their concerts. process; the archives expands as 'Wayward Son,• another classic, Gran(i>as were sitting next to the institution grows. was by far the best pro

by "Frankie' \lhen she should at teq,t another WANTED awesane sl lde into second base. GATEHOUSE PERSersh Ip Pumas on Monday. The scores were After correcting a few minor cards, fishing permits, guest 4-1 and 14-2. mistakes, the team achieved a few passes and grounds passes. --Direct persons to Beach area and Despite the losses, the team acc~I ishments such as DeEtta's Pavl l lon. had a great time playing together succeeding in only walking two --t3.50 per hour. and regrets hav l ng to close the runners l n the f 1rst game. Marc 1a --Contact Tanmy Dryer or Brother James O.S.B., at St. Maur season wl th so many games Winters' defensive catches out in Hospital1 l ty Center, 925-9095, cancel led cile to the miserable center£ leld, and the fabulous 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday rain. canblnatlon of Julie Herbstrlth to Friday. The team's loss against St. and Julle Shoening's great job at Joe's can be attributed to other first base and short-stop, plus worries such as: the help of the outfield -- Laurie DeEtta Million and Julie Cressy, Belinda Meisberger, and Shoenlng studying for a chaotic Joan Miller. Hey, where's Carla? THE IM SCOOP Insurance test between each No Car, you got It wrong, you're inning. Another conversation supposed to cut class, not the by J.T. the WIidest between Katerl Amerger and lei Iy games. Oh wel 1. Via was deciding \lhether or not to The team would like to thank Hey there Sports Fans! I be beauty school drop-outs. And Coach Henderson for putting up have sane RrY exciting news the concern of Christy Dugar and wl th our group of • rowdy ga I s• and for you • The W11 dest has, Suzi Warren was Coach Henderson's a special thanks to assistant in its entirety, the blocking out their 80 degree rays coach 'Little Beak' for supplying cooplete sports lowdown. £ran the sun. Miss Vanna White, the guidance and the •cooler• at There was only one game alias Tanmy Poling, was deciding every game. night last week, so the

.....,.-~~-;_;:._;_;_;l~-;-;_;_1;_1;_1;_1;_1;_1;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_~-;-;-;·;·;·;·;·;-;·;-;1_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_~~"--1 teams put their •all I into ~ -- it Wednesday. rr-~- - ~ ~ 'Vi tale's Brick Team• built a wal I around •us.• 'Alola's Frosh' got rwgged OBITUARY by the 'Mug Hachine• and 'Sh-t Happens• put 'Dawg and MARIAN MOURNS PASSlt~G His Ladles• in the dog house 11 C':..e to the underwhelming response of the . Where was ShaDll when you needed him? 'Not Hump0 Night» has been put to rest! Sure•~ won their first game ln a grueling match with 'Last Chance.• The 1 2 ~ 1\\E MUG RA · l's' l.O. 'd 'Licensed to 111. I ~ WELCOMES C)r I would say in my most professional, intramural Students, Faculty. Staff opinion that Norb ls the p I ayer of the week. A man that can p I ay back to back matches and st i 11 snl le has ~QJ(Ome~Actlr! my vote. Wei I sports fans, stay 3U7 West 30th (SW corner 30 t h and Kessler) tuned next week : and 11 AM to MJdalght, Tuesday to Saturday, 924-6211 remember, l f you can' t be good, be good at l t. More of the Wildest next week! THE CARaa. -- 24 April 1987 -- page 10 GETTING THIS WASN'T.EASY.

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