, . i ' l The Great Debate i0' j i ' Thursday, November 29, 1990 at 7:30 pm ,i ,f! in the Cushinll Auditorium. ! 1,' " . :~. , ABORTIO i 1 Sarah Weddington Joseph Scheidler ! , ' i . : "i i, -4 I ~i i I Live the Tradition Together Subscribe NOTRE DAMEIS STUDENT MAGAZINE to ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY 7 DEPARTMENTS Movies Scholastic Dances With Wolves 2 Editorial FOR OVER 120 YEARS, A LINK BETWEEN 8 Music 3 PARENTS AND CAMPUS LIFE Gang of Four Letters Exotic Bi rds 4 NEWS On Other Campuses -----------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------- 10 NDTV New video store offers 5 Kaley Charles convenience and better Please send years of Scholastic to: Week In Distortion --- selection to students Name ------------------------ Address ______________________ COVER 6 CAMPUS LIFE City ____________ State ____ Zip _____ The Unexamined Life Please make checks payable to: Scholastic Magazine 15 12 LaFortune Student Center The Boys of the ACC The Notre Dame Glee Club Notre Dame, IN 46556 Notre Dame hockey begins a Celebrates 75 Years of 19 Musical Traditiom Coming Distractions Enclosed is a check for $25.00x __ years = $. ___ new season with an old goal: prove-it deserves better funds Over 2000 members, past and present remember a rich past and look forward to a 20 promising future Final Word . 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NOVEMBER 29, 1990 .1 -- -~~ ------- - ----------- Dear Editor: ean activities at Notre Dame, this was an SCHOLASTIC entirely unique experience and one that we Many thanks for the excellent coverage of NOTRE DAME'S STUDENT MAGAZINE ACTER, the band of British actors perform­ who shared in it will long remember. ing and teaching at Notre Dame during the Special thanks to Mari Okuda, to David Foster, and to Derik Weldon. The pictures Vol. 132, No.9 week of October 29-November 5. The ac­ November 29, 1990 tors, as you know, were associated with the and the write-up were superb. I speak for all RSC, with The National Theatre, and with the professors and students involved. We s sophomore DART week draws to a istrators if they wish to rectify yhis situation. the BBC. During their time here they per­ will send copies of the Scholastic article to EDITOR IN CHIEF A formed in Washington Hall, and taught in the actors in London. Thanks again. Michael C. Wieber close, it is again apparent that course First, more courses could be offered in de­ registration, in a Domer's vocabulary, is syn­ partments with university required courses. over a dozen of our English and Theatre MANAGING EDITOR onymous with frustration. This solution would necessitate the hiring of Department classrooms where they read, Sincerely, Derik T. Weldon The days of checkmarking are long behind more faculty, so money may become an taught, acted, coached, and ran workshops Paul A. Rathburn Department of English NEWS EDITOR us, whieh is a blessing. Yet, DART has not issue here. We got a,new ROTC building for an entire week. In terms of Shakespear- Traci Taghon proven to be the alpha and omega ofregistra­ through a nifty little gift tothe university, so tion systems. If it were, students would not maybe, with a little persuation, we could get SPORTS EDITOR need to contend with pre-registration for Brian McMahon a few more teachers. It sure sounds reason­ English majors (checkmarking in disguise) able. Benefactors contributing to such a SPORTS ASSISTANT or sudden, execution-style removal of sen­ cause would show their true love for Notre Jon Paul Potts iors from American Studies classes because Dame, not just their ego-driven desire to see GREAT SUBS FOR GREAT STUDENTS CAMPUS LIFE EDITOR the computer had not left enough spots open their name on a building. Kristine DeGange for juniors. Second, more large courses could be of­ Even after a few semesters, DART's flaws, fered in departments with university re­ DEPARTMENTS EDITOR or the inability of administrators to properly quirements. Faculty may balk at this sugge­ Tim Rogers program it, make the system as useful to sion, but it would accomodate a large num­ ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR students as the Hubble Telescope is to as­ ber of students without the cost of adding Dave Holsinger tronomers. more professors. " It is time for some serious changes in the PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR DART is not to blame for registration Mari Okuda whole registration system, beginning wiLli problems stemming from insufficient the number of courses offered by the English course offerings, but it has further compli­ PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT and theology departments. Students need cated the issue by erroneously letting Paul Webb courses in these departments to complete courses close before students who really COPY EDITOR university requirements, but so many of need them have a charice to register. Dave Raedy these classes are filled even before seniors At roughly $16,000 per year, students de­ complete registration that students are serve a rewarding educational experience at LA YOUT/SYSTEMS MANAGER forced to fill out their schedules with elec­ Patricia Doyle Notre Dame, free from DART's glitches and tives which they do not need: insufficient course offerings. 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' , \ 2 SCHOLASTIC NOVEMBER 29, 1990 3 , ------------ - --- ------ Dear Editor: ean activities at Notre Dame, this was an SCHOLASTIC entirely unique experience and one that we Many thanks for the excellent coverage of NOTRE DAME'S STUDENT MAGAZINE ACTER, the band of British actors perform­ who shared in it will long remember. ing and teaching at Notre Dame during the Special thanks to Mari Okuda, to David Foster, and to Derik Weldon. The pictures Vol. 132, No.9 week of October 29-November 5. The ac­ November 29, 1990 tors, as you know, were associated with the and the write-up were superb. I speak for all RSC, with The National Theatre, and with the professors and students involved. We s sophomore DART week draws to a istrators if they wish to rectify yhis situation. the BBC. During their time here they per­ will send copies of the Scholastic article to EDITOR IN CHIEF A formed in Washington Hall, and taught in the actors in London. Thanks again. Michael C. Wieber close, it is again apparent that course First, more courses could be offered in de­ registration, in a Domer's vocabulary, is syn­ partments with university required courses. over a dozen of our English and Theatre MANAGING EDITOR onymous with frustration. This solution would necessitate the hiring of Department classrooms where they read, Sincerely, Derik T. Weldon The days of checkmarking are long behind more faculty, so money may become an taught, acted, coached, and ran workshops Paul A.