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Vol. 37 No. 1 Gannon University, Erio, Pa. Wednesday, Soptombor 9. 1981 Gannon, YMCA considering joint athletic facility

by Dov« Schulti may not be possible," he the university would pay the student union and athletic This planning will not be Austin, head of women's Since Gannon is said. Y for the privilege. (See facility. delayed or advanced by the athletics; Athletic Director considering acquiring an The downtown YMCA and story page 8.) Gannon has been working discussions with the Y on a Bud El well; Dr. David Frew, athletic facility and the Gannon have a number of on plans for such a complex joint center, Scottino said. director of MBA program; downtown YMCA is things in common that could Discussion of possible joint since last spring when Weber The committee is, however, Rev. Addison Yehl, considering relocating their make a joint facility operation and use of a fitness Murphey Architects drew up discussing the Y proposal, chemistry professor, SGA fitness center, the Y has practical, according to center was prompted by initial designs for the too. President John Bloomstine; proposed that both sides Scottino. Both institutions officials of the downtown Y, structure. The committee includes Mary Kloecker, sophomore could possibly work together are located downtown. Both who are apparently not Now Gannon's planning Rev. Francis Haas, social work major; and Pete on a joint facility. want to build the same type happy with their present committee is working on instructor of psychology; Russo. Russo is a Gannon A Gannon planning facilities. Gannon would location. "more detailed" designing Richard Dunford, vice- alumnus, who is director of committee working on fully use such a facility for The Y's for the student union - president of Student Affairs County Parks, designs park possible designs of the only eight months of the reportedly needs to be athletic - outdoor recreation and Services; Len Wrobel, and recreation type proposed student union and year, leaving the place less renovated, and Y officials facilities, Scottino said. director of intramuraIs; Lee facilities. athletic facilities is also used in the summer. And the are considering if relocation weighing the merits of such a YMCA already has a staff to might be more practical, joint facility, Gannon run a fitness center. since the downtown Y President Dr. Joseph If one athletic facility was building has more space Scottino said built, Gannon could build it than is needed by the The committee has to and give access to YMCA members, according to a decide "is it feasible to members, or the Y could story in the Erie Times. consider that a single facility build it and give access to might serve both Gannon students, Scottino YMCA officials are institutions" and "is it said. reportedly considering a site possible to realize savings in The Y has already offered just north of Perry Square. cost in building and Gannon a proposal that This is also one of the areas operating such a center," would allow Gannon students Gannon officials are thinking Scot tino said and faculty to use the about for location of the "Such an arrangement downtown fitness center if university's proposed

Treiber says:

Loan cuts hardly affect GU

New requirements which larger families the income Under the new system will block up to one million limits will be higher. these benefits will be college students nationwide For a family of four with considered as more of a from receiving federal one child attending a private scholarship, Treiber said. guaranteed student loans college, such as Gannon, the "But we don't know will have little effect on exactly what the effect of MY WEHRLE AND WELCOME TO IT — Freshman men check into their new — maximum loan is $2,500 if Wehrle HaU. *•» * «r 'T Gannon students, said the family income is less this is going to be on those James Treiber, financial aid than $37,875. The minimum students receiving Social officer. loan of $1,000 can be given if Security benefits," Treiber The family income limits income does not exceed said. for eligibility for student $46,375. Students" whose family V loans, beginning October 1, If both children attend a income is near the are part of President private college, each can will ha ve to take a remaining Reagan's budget cutting borrow $2,500 if the family needs test. This test was Student Living revamped program. income is less than $57,626. devised by the U.S. Department of Education Under the new limits, a The cutoff for the minimum and was to be presented to by KoHiy Folong director of student directly with the Student student attending the $1,000 loan is $79,375. Congress this week. The recent vacancy of the development. Government Association. average four-year private The new income limits will The test figures out the position of director of "Because Gannon was The need for the position of college will be ineligible for "not have a major effect at total cost of attending a student living has brought growing larger, there was a director of student Guaranteed Student Loans Gannon," Treiber said. college then subtracts any about some major changes feeling to bring student development can also be (GSL) if his or her family "Gannon is less in cost forms of aid, such as in that office. activities into its own," attributed to Gannon's income exceeds $46,375, than the average private scholarships and the family Following the departure of Jurenovich said. expansion. "The booming according to the Education school. The average private contribution. This family former director Lou Agnese, Previously, student number of new housing units Department. school costs about $6,500 a contribution is determined Gannon officials re- activities had been handled made us realize a need to year, while Gannon costs The income cutoff for by another form. The examined the positions of by the associate director of complete the total picture for eligibility for students around $5,200," he said. amount left over is the director and associate student living. Holly the student," said Rev. Students who may remaining need." director and have since Nishimura, formerly a Lawrence Speice, director of attending the average four- experience some problems year public college will be Most students applying for separated the student living researcher in Gannon's student development. under the new requirements loans this year will be office positions into three office of planning and Speice's role will be to plan $33,875. Presently, there are are those who receive Social no such limits for eligibility. approved before the new newly defined directorships. institutional research, is the and carry out programs and Security benefits. income limits take effect. The new director of new director of student activities to enhance student These income figures Currently, the Social But those who are not will student living is Dave activities. development in social- apply to students who come Security benefits received by have to find other ways to Jurenovich, formerly the As such, Nishimura will be personal value systems and from a family of four with students are considered as fight rising education costs associate director. The other responsible for designing to coordinate the programs one child attending college. support payments and do not which are expected to go up two positions are the director and implementing student of the offices of student For families with more than greatly affect eligibility for a record 13 to 14 percent this of student activities and the social programs and living and student activities. one child in college and for loans. year. newly created position of activities, while working $•• Reorganisation, poao 10 September 9,1981 The Gannon KNIGHT Fall Frenzy set for Saturday The Student Government for the upcoming semester. September 14-18, and band, Emerald City, to play Association (SGA) will hold The event will incorporate a freshman elections will take at the dance. Tickets have its 1981 Fall Frenzy on western theme, with western place the week of September gone up this year from $2.50 September 12. The Resi- food and music. 21. Following freshman to $3, mainly due to the dence Life Council will John Bloomstine, elections the SGA will increased prices of glasses provide the entertainment president of the SGA, is conduct a for its and renting of the facility, for the afternoon. The band optimistic about the new members on September 26. according to Bloomstine. playing will be Tennessee SGA. "Things are getting The Eight Ball dance will Back . The SGA will done quicker. There is a lot take place on October 31 at Plans are also being made provide the park, of unity among the members Rainbow Gardens. The to sponsor a major concert transportation and food. and a team effort," he said. dance will be formal, said on October 27 or 28 of this An event called "Dallas The SGA freshman Bloomstine, not costumes. year. No group has definitely Night" is also being planned nominations will be held The SGA has scheduled the been selected. / Faculty Senate changes meeting plan

by Mlk* Patorson Bozza; Dr. Berta Weber, for not expeditiously making of its operational policies The Faculty Senate has vice-president; Dr. Cherie decisions, and we believe the manual, which outlines the undergone some changes Haeger, secretary, Jim new senate structure will functions and goals of the over the summer. According Schiffer, treasurer; and Dr. lend itself to both more senate. to Atty. John Bozza, Faculty Dolores Sarafinski, last expedient and rational Another concern is the Senate president, the biggest year's president. As a result reviews," Bozza said. success of Gannon's new ANTICIPATION AND ANXIETY — Freshmen face their change is the creation of an of this committee, the The Faculty Senate serves Investment in Excellence program. According to future at Gannon with a mixture of excitement and executive committee, which Faculty Senate will only as an advisory board on a apprehension. H"» »r *«r '<■» will perform many duties have to meet twice a month wide range of policies Bozza there is apparently that previously required the rather than weekly as they affecting Gannon. "I don't going to be a solicitation of presence of all senate had done in the past. believe our suggestions have the facujfy by Gannon for members. The reason the committee always been taken seriously. this funa\ The senate wants The new five-member was created is "in the past In the past we have been to be sure these solicitations Frosh enrollment committee consists of people criticized the senate forced to make are done right so that faculty recommendations when we members will feel didn't have enough comfortable with them. increases again information, but from now The Faculty Senate is also The number of freshman admissions office report P0RREC0 MOTORS on we won't offer any advice interested in a newly deposits has increased for three of the four student without careful developed compensation the fourth straight year, categories showed an Sales-Service-Parts consideration," Bozza said. committee, which is according to the latest report increase over last fall. designed to create an avenue from the office of One hundred sixty-one de- "I would hope that every for making rational decision making person or admissions. posits were received from compensative decisions. The The August 15 report local females this fall as FORD DATSUN AMC RENAULT JEEP group acts in the same way committee will the because we (the senate) feel showed 762 deposits were opposed to 151 last year. whole faculty merit system There were 199 resident very strongly about to make sure it is both clear received by that date for the Gannon," Bozza said. fall 1981 semester as female deposits compared to OPEN MON.-TUES.-FRI. TILL 9 and fair to all faculty compared to 717 by that date 181 a year ago. And 200 5305 PEACH ST. WED.-THURS.TILL 6 According to Bozza the members. senate's biggest concern last year. resident male deposits were ERIE, PA. SAT. TILL 5 right now is the finalization At the August 31 received, representing an 11 Administrative Council percent increase over the 180 meeting, Dr. Paul Peterson, received in 1980. vice-president for academic The only category to show affairs, announced a decrease was local male unofficially 810 freshman deposits which numbered 202 deposits had been received this fall as compared to 205 by the end of the month. last fall According to the TRADE c»ff COW-OP -A- BOOK In Slack 50,000 Paperback took Alio 40 000 Comic looki 10th & Cherry Sis. 906 Parade St. Erie, Pa. 16503 454-4172/454-9030 -self-jarv/ca laundry 455-8500Hrt Duly 10-5 30 -drop-off larWca Heard Tun - Sun ■dry cleaning SPECIAL^ THURSDAY-STUDENT'S DAY 20 MINUTES FREE DRYING TIME

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. The Gannon KNIGHT September 9,1981 New computer assists students in library research

by Jonlc* Kowoltkl that searches out the needed searched and the response can now be spent reading the calculates the amount of much the student is willing to It's been said that to err is publications. sent back through the articles you really need money being spent to search pay- human, but to really foul The procedure is relatively telephone and typed onto a while the computer searches the information. The best hours to visit the things up requires a simple for such a complex print-out by the portable for more material. * library to use this system are computer. At times that may system. terminal. "They (students) are still The search can be cut off 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday be true, but in the case of the The Dialogue data The print-out consists of a going to have to read the whenever the student feels through Friday, when the library's new computer terminal is located in the list of articles or articles, but they're going to the meter has run far enough technician who operates the system, Dialogue, it's quite periodicals department of publications, a short save a lot of time in or the subject has been terminal is working. the opposite. the library. The portable summary of each and where searching the subject researched to his or her The use of the Dialogue Dialogue is a new service terminal consists of a these sources can be located. fields," said Rev. Dr. L. satisfaction. "greatly enhances the provided by the Gannon keyboard used to type the The acquisition of this Thomas Snyderwine, research capabilities of library. Its purpose is to information being requested. computerized search system director of the Nash The amount of the fee can Gannon University and the furnish patrons of the library It resembles a portable will help students who find Learning Resource Center. depend upon how vast the university library," with a faster and more typewriter with a telephone themselves swamped with a The Dialogue can be used field of research is or how Snyderwine said. efficient way of obtaining receiver attached to it. large subject to research. By by asking the librarian at the informational sources. The request for using this system, students Nash Learning Resource This has been done by information is typed into the can reduce time spent Center. supplementing the terminal and then sent via looking up references and There is a fee involved for STUDENTGOVERNMENT conventional means of telephone to the increase the accuracy of use of the computer. It is .research, such as the computerized data base their literature search. charged according to a Reader's Guide and indexes, located in California. Time usually spent leafing meter built within the ASSOCIATION with a computerized system The subject field is through the Reader's Guide terminal in California that Freshman Nominations Are Due Fund drive nears half-way mark September 14-18 Over the summer Gannon include renovation of certain Board of Trustees will target The remaining $11 million Contact The SGA Office officials made campus facilities and the the money for the still has to be raised, announcements via the local addition of a student union Investment in Excellence although some gifts, and news media about the and athletic facility. program, Scottino said. pledges have reportedly progress of the Investment Gannon now has about $4 been received. The in Excellence program, Gannon says the first $10 campaign co-chairmen, million is already donated, million in its endowment saying $10 million was fund, and that projected $10 James CurrieSr. and Donald already committed. but that doesn't mean the Leslie Jr., will be "making university has the money million in gifts, pledges and announcements shortly The program, announced now. The $10 million is commitments would raise about gifts and pledges that last spring, is designed to money that the university the endowment to $14 million have been received," raise $21 million over the would receive in the next 10 if the money was used that Scottino said. next decade to be used for years from three sources: way, he said. Currie, president of Erie academic and physical annual alumni gifts, The money would better Press Systems, and Leslie, improvements at the contributed services of serve the university by being executive vice-president of university. diocesan priests at Gannon funneled into the Investment Hammermill, are both ALTERNATIVE and funds from the State of in Excellence program, he members of the Gannon The academic Pennsylvania, Gannon said. Board of Trustees. READING improvements include funds President Dr. Joseph for the five colleges, the Scott ino said. library, faculty development This is money that Gannon and student scholarships. would have gotten anyway, The physical improvements but it would have gone to the general endowment of the university. Instead the £am4m94 DELICATESSEN AND CATERING ._ Unique Deft Style Catering r< *v in the Home or Office...

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Gannon Students And Faculty Only Stop In For Your Special: r i i Rebate offered SEPTEMBER 14-is Only. Friday Soturdoy: The Edge 50* OFF I | ANY SANDWICH See the Jostens'Display at A x , ^F I WITH TMW COUPON AT SAMSON'S ! "X-WMITK" BOOKSTORE Tuosdcy: bock by popular AttT FKtSiNT ¥OU* GANNON » CAUD ft demand SAVANNAH September?, 1981 The Gannon KNIGHT editorial, comment* YMCA plans offer no solutions to Gannon's needs The latest attempts by university officials to establish a and faculty. According to a high-ranking administration the new facilities-could itself kill the project. In major student union and athletic facility are halfhearted at best, official, Gannon would lose money on the deal because not disagreements between Gannon and the Y, the United Way cop-outs at worst. Entering a program which allows enough students would take advantage of the offer. For one (the YMCA's chief financial supporter) could become students and faculty full access to the present downtown thing the Y is not close to campus, and the "questionable involved. This could lead only to adverse publicity for all YMCA would not be worthwhile. And building a new joint characters" that roam the building now would keep many parties. facility with the YMCA would lead to problems even before potential student members away. In addition, the Y's Even buying a building which is on campus and has some the project would be completed. Gannon's only a«swer to proposal allows only full-time undergraduate students to of the necessary facilities would be a halfway measure. We this 20-year-old problem is to build facilities for thesole*se participate. What about the needs of Gannon's 1,000 part- feel the only solution fair to students and faculty is for of students and faculty. time and graduate students? Plus the question of outdoor Gannon to build its own facilities. When we needed more facilities remains. classrooms, we built them; when we needed a new library, To enter into the joint use proposal with the present down- we built one; when we needed a women's , we town YMCA, Gannon would reportedly have to pay one Building a new joint facility with the YMCA would solve built one. The funds to build a student union and athletic lump sum to the YMCA. Gannon would then have to recoup these problems, but would present new ones. The decision facility are included in Gannon's development program. this money from the individual memberships of students as to which institution would have priority over the use of It's time to put those funds to use.

"A media event." It's only accurate to use a cliche to only damage the labor unions in the end. Bad press has describe a cliche, and media coverage of the Professional encouraged unions like the AFL-CIO to ignore its fellow Air Traffic Controllers Organization strike this summer workers. The union appears to be more concerned with was undeniably "a media event." News stories and public relations than its principles and functions as a union. editorials were biased in their reporting and discussion of Laws which led to the firing of controllers can only be the strike. Only local news reports gave any substantial changed by a union — a union of all organized labor in the information on the position of the union, and this nation. This leads nicely into my last defense for the information consisted mostly of interviews with union striking controllers. members walking the picket line. The private business sector, based in some obscure way Little background research was done on the PATCO union on the system of free enterprise, is prohibited from and its reasons for resorting to an illegal strike. According obstructing labor unions by federal law. Yellow dog to the union leader of the International Union of Machinists contracting as carried out by private businesses is illegal. and Aerospace Technicians, PATCO has been requesting An employer cannot hire an employee and demand that he changes in present working conditions for the past 10 years. not join or organize a labor union and strike against his He reports the rate of suicide among air traffic controllers employer. Yet the federal government prohibits its workers is higher than in any other occupation. from retaining the same freedoms, those freedoms Whether these observations justify a walkout by PATCO protected by the Constitution. employees is certainly debatable. In a fair assessment of the situation, or as fair as I can possibly make it, I find How can a democratic government, based on the systems three major points impossible to overlook. of free enterprise and equality, deny basic freedoms to a certain group of employees? A strike against the First, the Reagan administration has continually proven government no more endangers the health and safety of the to have enormous influence over the media, comparable to nation than a strike by nurses, teachers or public servants the Kennedy administration in the early '60s. Positive Independent labor unions must outgrow their fear of bad reports on the Consumer price index of May and June of this publicity and support one another. Even a communistic year were well publicized by the press as an indication of regime lyes. I mean Poland) has allowed, as a last resort, the turnaround brought on by the new administration. Yet strikes against the government, because all of its industries in July the Consumer Price Index rose once again, more are government owned. The United States is entrusted to than it had in a year, and double-digit inflation made a lead the world in democracy, yet the PATCO incident has dramatic comeback in the midst of a new administration made us a very poor example. gaining momentum. But this information was not as widely Canvass publicized as the Reagan "good economic news." The administration's reply to the rise in the CPI — budget and tax reforms would take time to work and the going was John lovasz going to get worse before it could get better. The only problem is we heard that reasoning only as far back as the gannon The situation surrounding the permanent layoffs of 13 last administration. This is an excellent example of the Knight producers, engineers and reporters at WQLN public power the administration has on the media. The message: television and radio is so ironic it's almost funny. But the report what is beneficial to the president, for what is good disservice done to the Erie community as a result of these for the president is good for the country. A student edited community weekly layoffs is tragic. When the axe fell Monday, August 31. the Volume37, No. 1, September », mi citizens of this area lost the only alternative in broadcast Next on my seemingly endless list of reasons to support journalism in northwestern Pennsylvania. the PATCO walkout is the fact that these government There will be no "Weekday Journal," a half-hour news employees, organized in a union founded by, and initially The studentedited newspaper ot Gannon University, Perry represented by, top-notch defense attorney F. Lee Bailey, Square. Erie, Pennsylvania 14541. Offices of the Knight are report broadcast twice a day on WQLN-FM radio. I will located in the of the Walker Building, phone: 871-7210. miss this program more than the others, for it was the most was no doubt aware of the serious ramifications a strike against the government would have. Statutory law Content and editorial policy are determined by the editor with professional and original radio news show in Erie. No concurrence of the editorial board. The advisor acts in the longer will WQLN-TV, channel 54, be airing "Special prohibits federal employees from striking against the capacity of a professional consultant. The opinions expressed in government and endangering the safety of the American this newspaper are not necessarily the views of the student body Edition," which presented us with in-depth analyses on or of the university. local issues. There will be no taped coverage of Erie City people. PATCO members obviously feel that their grievances were substantial enough to break the law in Letters from readers must be submitted by 4 p.m. on the Council and Erie school board meetings — programs which Fridav preceding the date of publication. Letters must be signed showed viewers the statements and actions of this area's order to receive justice. Only with the support of the and should not exceed 250 words. We reserve the right to edit, if elected officials in complete context. And WQLN will no independent labor unions can PATCO overcome the necessary, for length and for libelous material. A formal policy vengence of the federal government. statement on letters from readers is available upon request. longer televise Gannon basketball games or any other local Printed at Brown.Thompson Newspapers in Glrard, Pa. sporting events. In short, high quality local programming Up to this point, organized labor has been less than Advertising rates upon request. on Erie public television and radio may be a thing of the enthusiastic about backing the controllers. This stand can past. The Knight staff Robert Chi tester, president of WQLN, has said the layoffs Editor: John Lovasz were due to cutbacks in federal matching funds caused by Business Manager: RayFrey sales losses of the WQLN-produced "Free to Choose" Sports Editor: Tim Parker television series, starring conservative economist Milton Arts and Leisure Editor: Kristin Susser In sympathy Editorial Board: Kathy Felong, Marianne Knoblow, Mike Friedman. The big irony there is that Friedman and his Peterson, Dave Schultz, SueSipple, PamZagorskl disciple at WQLN believe federal funds should not be used The editors and staff of the Knight wish to extend our Staff Maureen Hunter, Janice Kowalskl, RayFrey to subsidize many things, including public broadcasting deepest sympathies to our sports editor, Timothy Parker, Photography Coordinator: RayFrey Really, Chitester got what he asked for. Unfortunately, whose grandfather passed away Saturday after a long Photographer: Mark Ward the 13 employees laid-off and the citizens of Erie will not get illness. Our thoughts and prayers are with Tim and his Advisor. Dr. Dennis Renner what they deserve. family. The Gannon KNIGHT September 9,1981

Presque Isle offers easy ride for cyclists

by Kristin Sutsor takes only 20 minutes to there is also a road along the state) there are burgers, Of course, you can walk lakeside to the Misery Bay Beg, borrow or steal a cycle to the entrance of the lake which is divided into sundaes, cones, etc. through the bird sanctuary area. functioning bicycle this park by way of 6th Street and two sections of two-way on your own. This part of the If you have never ridden weekend and take advantage its bicycle path. It takes only roadway totaling about one Another attraction is the park is quiet and virtually anywhere on your bicycle of the waning days of about an hour to take a and six-tenths miles. nature cabin, located by deserted. It is a peaceful and except to the Seven-Eleven summer and your free time complete circuit around the There are plenty of free Beach One. It is open from beautiful walk. To reach it, and back, you may find the to take a ride. Every Gannon peninsula on the 14-mile long and almost-free attractions 12-4 p.m. on Saturdays and ride to Beach 10 where the distances to, from and student is aware of Presque road. All roads on the on Presque Isle besides the Sundays. Naturalist Darlene sanctuary path is located on around the peninsula Isle from the time of their peninsula are level and scenery. The first is Aunt Everhart also schedules the extreme right end of the intimidating. But you must first freshman social event, make for extremely easy Sara's Ice Cream Pub right nature walks. On Sunday, parking lot as you enter. take into consideration that the orientation picnic. It cycling. For a shorter ride, at the entrance to Presque September 13, she will the average person can ride Isle. You can buy diet soda conduct a bird sanctuary There is also a sidewalk at least three times as far as for less than SO cents a can, hike, which meets at the nature trail for biking and he car. walk in the same and if you're not on a diet (I nature cabin at 10 a.m., she hiking, which starts between amount of time. Cycling to rarely know such a blissful said. the lighthouse and Beach the peninsula is a refreshing Nine. It is about one mile break from the city, and it is Show date set long and leads from the so accessible, why not try it? Ventriloquist Willie Tyler Tyler began practicing and his friend, Lester, will be ventriloquism when he was performing at Gannon on 10 years old. He cut a mouth September 18. Tyler's friend in his sister's doll and is a human size ven- attached a string and a Enjoy GU gallery triloquist's dummy. The rubber band. Lester evolved two sing duets and do a by the time Tyler was in high comedy routine including school and continued For an enriching and Saturday, and 2-5 p.m. and 7- Abbott and Costello's "Who's through his Air Force relaxing study break walk 9 p.m. on Sunday. On First" routine. career. Once out of the all the way to the top of the An exhibit of watercolors Willie Tyler and Lester service Tyler signed with Learning Resource Center by Vlasta Byrtus is presently have appeared on the Merv Motown record company. staircase, and enjoy the on display. Her works have Griffin Show, where they His career has moved from exhibits of the Sinister been reproduced in made their television debut. there to his present Gallery It is open from noon anthologies of art, and her They have also appeared on nationally known status. to 4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. works are in private the Mike Douglas Show and' Monday through Thursday, collections in the United the Tonight Show. They also noon to 4 p.m. on Friday and States and Switzerland. make regular appearances The show is a Student WILLIE AND LESTER — Ventriloquist Willie Tyler and in Atlantic City, Las Vegas, Government Association Lester will perform for Gannon students In ■ show Reno and Lake Tahoe. (SGA) sponsored event. sponsored by the SGA on September 18.

by Kristin Sutsor This illustration is not to point up how fabulous my Nothing felt more weird than going in there at noon the dexterity is, even in the aftermath of a hangover, but to day after "the night before." My body was solidly and point out the elegance of fast-food cooking. Elegant in the clunkily on solid ground but my head was gently floating sense that the brain has lain its own set of railroad tracks to around the . On those days I was inevitably stationed whizz reflexes through the routine; a routine with endless on "Whoppers." variations. It fascinates me to realize that I and the others I The order would come over the intercom into the , work with can, after practicing only a week or two, flip buns "ger, make that burger no pickle, two double beef and patties into sandwiches of unending variation within Whoppers, no pickle, tomato or onion, three double seconds and never even think, "What's the next step in this cheeseburgers, mustard only, three root beer... " "Click." routine?" Certainly this is not an earthshaking revelation The click was my brain shutting off. I'd heard my part. that will become the basis for a whole new philosophy, but it Miraculously my fingers found the correct boxes, flipped is worth a moment's consideration. them onto the stainless, grabbed the grease pen, wrote How are those subconscious railroad tracks lain? What "D's" on the Whopper boxes and "—PTO," wrote "MU"s enables our brains to travel the familiar routes and just on the double cheeseburger boxes and finally as easily switch onto less familiar sidetracks with no ginIIulunched the burger paper out of its box and wrote hesitation? For instance, when I am making regular "—P" on the outer side. Little steps of logic had occurred burgers and in the midst of my labor comes an order for simultaneously. I didn't even have to form the thought but three burgers without mustand, my hands know without my just grabbed two Whoppers with two extra patties, shoved stopping that they are not to pick up the mustard bottle?" them into the "mike," slammed its , punched the little Closely related to this phenomena (if that's not too red touch control "2," then flipped the bun lids into the important sounding a word for this topic) is "knowing these proper sides of their boxes. Next, I snatched three doubles roads like the back of my hand." When I drive home from from the steamer, peeled off six slices of cheese and stuck work everyday and my mind is in another galaxy watching 'em between the patties television, what keeps me from driving off the road, into Pick up a bunch of pickles and plop two on top of each another car or through a red light? And just think how STATE STREET SCULPTURE — Three cut stone double, grab the ketchup bottle and squirt concentric grueling it would be to have to concentrate on every curved Into a rounded frame the doorway of circles on top of each double to cover the pattie, and to intersection, nay, every foot of roadway, if that track from the Baldwin Building on the corner of 10th and State Streets. complete them squirt one circle of mustard on each one. As work to home had never been lain. Look up and be surprised the next time you walk down State the mike buzzer goes off for the Whopper bottoms, I shove Yes, the work in the fast-food kitchen is automation-like. Street. »lm» »» IMH. I the doubles into the other mike, slam the door and punch Because of the railroad tracks I did not have to think, and "3." I jerk open the mike with Whoppers, flip each into their there was no mental challenge. But there was satisfaction box. Smearing mayonnaise on each Whopper bun top and in the work. There is a satisfaction in developing dexterity, grabbing shredded lettuce with the other hand, I put a in being able to put together a double burger faster mound on each bun and two tomato slices. The Whopper everyday. There is satisfaction in seeing something made patties then get four pickles on each, ketchup and a pinch of with your hands. I made those six Whoppers even though onion rings. I flip the tops onto the patties and lock the they are only going to be around for another five minutes; boxes. Just then the mike with the doubles buzzes. I shove but there they are now all lined up in formation. the two Whopper boxes into the chutes, jerk open the mike WATERCOLORS by Vlasta Byrtus are on exhibit in the and close the doubles' boxes shoving them down the chutes. I doubt that I will ever sit in a radio factory and pop Shuster Gallery on the third of the Learning Resource At last I grab a burger, slap it on the dry wax burger paper volume knobs into holes all day, nor would I want to. Yet I Center. marked "—P," squirt on ketchup and mustard, wrap it and can see a certain beauty in manual labor. Perhaps that is shove it in the mike on "1." The whole thing from box why the more skilled of manual laborers — those who make WILLIE TYLER and Lester will be appearing at Gannon marking to the delectable finished products took one and pottery for instance — are respected and on September 18. Editor's note — More information on time minute. honored. and price will be printed next week. September 9,1981 The Gannon KNIGHT New Faces

Editor's note: Over the Her degrees include a B. A has lived in ScotTSdale, Ariz., experience includes Generally, the beginning- problems relating to their siiniini'r. Gannon has added in political science and an at the Franciscan Renewal publishing, research, writing of the year is the most hectic careers. She chose this type 30 new faces to its personnel. Associate Degree as a Center where she was textbooks and has even had for her office as students try of work because she feels she To make getting to know the lawyer's assistant. Her program director. Her job some short stories published. to straighten out refunds and can relate well with people, new faces easier, the duties here cover recruiting here is generally on the She describes her duties at such. She graduated from yet remain objective in order KNIGHT will be introducing new students and reviewing same line — spiritual Gannon as being "very Gannon University in 1980 to help them work on areas them to you over the next applications in order to development, renewals and varied" and works mainly with a B.S. in accounting and they feel could be few weeks. determine which students to personal growth for the with research. Karen has is a native of Erie. strengthened. Joyce Scheid of the admit. students, faculty and staff. been here since March and A new face in the family Tim Fogarty isn't exactly admissions office was born Sr. Mary Grace Chermack Karen MacLeod, the new loves working at Gannon. medicine department is a new face around Gannon, in Pittsburgh but has spent has joined the Campus research officer in the Carolyn Ross is with Mary Negri, counselor and but he is new to the Gannon most of her life in Erie. After Ministry staff. Born in Erie, development office, is a Business Affairs and freshman advisor. Negri admissions office. Fogarty finishing high school, she she obtained her Master's native of Pennsylvania, functions as the accounts previously worked at began his job here in July. worked for three years Degree in library studies, south of Pittsburgh Her B. A. receivable accountant. Allegheny College where she Previously he worked as an before entering Gannon education and religious in education and psychology Students come to her when was assistant director of admissions counselor at where she has worked in the education at Duquesne was obtained at the they have had trouble with admissions and at Bowling Alliance College. Green University where she admissions office for four University. California State College of their bills, and she does her Before that, Fogarty was a years. For the past few years she Pennsylvania. Her past best to sort things out. served as a counseling intern at a two-year technical student at Gannon, where he school in Toledo as part of a received his B.A. in graduate assistance communications - English. program. This year Fogarty will be Negri's job is to help working September through freshman students majoring December recruiting in Ohio in family medicine with and will tour in the spring.

Sir** Joyc. Schotd Sr. Mary Groco Karen MacLaod Carolyn Ron Erie Metro college gets new dean Gannon University has a vastly diverse educational sophisticated approach to of experience and education Mary Nogri Tim Fogarty appointed Dr. Philip T. background. serving the adult student. and bring that experience to photo, fcr tey F-»r Rosen dean of Erie Beginning his education The EMC, Rosen said, the classroom. Metropolitan College with a Bachelor of Arts recognizes the substantial Rosen was impressed with (EMC). A Syracuse native, degree at Sterling College, sacrifices the adult student the outgoing friendliness Dr. Rosen brings to Gannon continuing with his Master of must make, in time and that greeted him from the Arts in history at Emporia money, for their education Gannon faculty and State University and earn- and meets these needs with administration. Rosen views ing his Ph.D. at Wayne an integrated curriculum. the EMC's responsibility as State University, Rosen has Theirs is a different insuring the continuation of also attended college In the challenge for the EMC, as high quality education for Philippines and Columbia. opposed to regular classes, the adult students, which he due to the nature of the feels can be best done by the Rosen's practical students themselves, Rosen continual evaluating of background included work at said. The adult students have courses, programs and Marygrove College as dean benefitted from more years offerings. of Continuing Education, at UNLOCK YOUR EARS the University of Maryland as assistant professor and at Wayne State University as 115 an instructor in the evening division. WEST Dr. Roion Gannon attracted Rosen to NINTH photo by tw, frwt its EMC because of its BACK TO SCHOOL Welcome Back Gannon SPECIAL! Gannon University Tote Bag SPECIALIZING IN *i«r$7.oo HOODED SWEATSHIRTS dbx expanders: C50 With This Ad Save T-SHIRTS Still the fastest way to upgrade WOOL JACKETS your record collection, NYLON JACKETS and your system WITH OP IN NOW FOR FREE DEMO!! GET TfTlfgUnSXALL! QUALITY IMPRINTS GANNON UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Sfudic Cnc 705 Pooch St. Hours: S a.m.-4:15 p.r COMING SOON!! Nb. 1 IN STEREO AND VIDEO Coupon Good Until 9/16/81 IMPRINTED GANNON SPORTSWEAR 1315 PEACH ST. °'«/'°;;°< LIBERTY PLAZA _ 454-5285 ££" O 868-3886 t 1

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The expansion, which will extend into the basement of Old Main, will feature a deli bar, a general dining area and a private . The deli bar will serve a variety of fast foods such as: Gannon negotiating pizza, hot or cold hoagies, THE PRESIDENTS NEW RESIDENCE? — The Frances Collins home, located at 620 chef salads and continental West 8th Street, could soon become the new home of Gannon President Dr. Joseph Scottino. breakfasts. No grilled foods ptast •>■****) will be sold. program with YMCA The SAC will stay open On July 28 the downtown Gannon President Dr. later with the addition of the YMCA offered Gannon a Joseph Scottino. Gannon may buy home food service. Tentative hours proposal which would allow According to a letter sent No decision has been pondering, for three months, The would provide for the SAC after the students and faculty full to Gannon by William H. Lander, general executive made, but a special the possible acquisition of "a small suite for the family expansion is completed will access to the Y, provided be 8 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. on that Gannon pay the Y for director of the Y, the United committee of the Board of the Frances Collins home of the president, guest Trustees has been weekdays and until 1 a.m. on this privilege. Way of Erie County severely considering buying a home (pictured above), 620 West for guests of the university, weekends, Jurenovich said. cut the Y's funding for 1981, Figures are being and the Y is hoping to recoup on West 6th Street to serve as 6th, according to Dr. Joseph with the first floor reserved Hours may change withheld, but the proposal the residence of the Scottino, who would live in for formal and official depending on business. The some of these funds through offers memberships at its proposed contract with president of Gannon. the house if it were receptions and functions," Beyer Lounge may be closed severly reduced rates. The committee has been purchased. Scottino said. at 2 p.m. daily so that Gannon. "The Y's proposal came in If an agreement is too late for the fall term, but reached, cost to the student both Gannon and the Y are would be minimal. "We plan trying to reach an to keep the cost of Old Main offices changing locations agreement which could memberships as low as make this offer available for possible for students and The newly acquired According to Kevin Quinn, along with the guidance and some of which have yet to be the spring semester," said faculty," Scottino said. properties of the vice-president of business placement office, the vice- filled and creating an even Presbyterian Church affairs, the pontifical center president of student more urgent need for new complex on 5th and Peach will be housed in the chapel services, the testing services office space, Quinn said. Streets will be renovated to building while the chapel and two or possibly three accommodate the offices of itself will be used for temporary classrooms. In addition to renovation student living, student religious services. There is a shortage of for office space, restroom I MSU HAIR StYUNC activities, Student The education center will office space in the main facilities should be improved Government Association, accommodate those offices administration building in many of the , 1 CARLISLE'S 802 Peach Street ] freshman services and presently located on the because of new especially the main ad- religious activities. second floor of Old Main, administration positions, ministration building, Quinn 452-6911 Ext 268 said. Currently there is only one public women's restroom facility in Old WITH THIS AD * GANNON ID you Main, located on the third >«•(»• a Shampoo, Cuf t StyltFor $7.50 Speice accepts new job floor. Over the summer Rev. So far no one has been Until a new vice-president Lawrence Speice resigned appointed to Speice's old is selected Frank Glazer, mi from his post as vice- post, but applications are director of the annual fund, president of external affairs currently being reviewed, and Rev. 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CLEAN CITY COIN-OP mw.iotkst^**g± 454-9820 10 September 9,1911 The Gannon KNIGHT Gannon ROTC cadets excel in camp competition by Kathy FeJong against 4,000 other students teaching the students here. George Leyh (Edinboro school are determined by Marksmanship Trophy for Gannon ROTC cadets at ROTC Advanced Camp in The test results show the State College) scored averaging the scores of the the top rifle marksmanship placed fourth out of 142 Ft. Bragg, N.C. quality of the students plus highest in their companies. students from that scores for the region. colleges, universities and During the annual six- the educaton provided by the Cadet Francis Stanton, also pa rticula r school. Previous to the fourth military academies on the week camp students are put ROTC department," said from Gannon, scored a Besides the rank of fourth place ranking this year, the East coast in an advanced in leadership positions and Capt. James Reisenweber, perfect 100 percent on the place in the East coast highest Gannon ROTC had summer camp measuring \ given refresher courses in assistant professor of test of physical readiness. region, Gannon also received ranked had been 60th, which military skills and the basic military skills they military science. The overall scores for each the Commander's was during the late 1960s. leadership qualities. are taught at their Of the 60 ROTC host respective colleges. The At camp, the students are institutions in the cadets undergo extensive separated and placed into cognitive and physical different companies Pennsylvania-New Jersey testing and are evaluated area, Gannon cadets scored consisting of about 250 Faculty supports ROTC highest. by their instructors and their cadets each. In the area of peers. land navigation, cadets In June, 14 ROTC third- "In a roundabout way they Marsha Oakes, Kenneth by Sue SippU showed approximately 80 school with an ROTC year cadets participated evaluate how well we are Hricz, Kevin Houlihan and A survey distributed percent in favor of ROTC, 15 program would have the during the summer among percent not in favor, and 5 biggest enrollment, faculty and administrators percent didn't care, Herbstritt said. to poll their attitudes Herbstritt said. Herbstritt said he would concerning the ROTC The second question asked like ROTC to remain at program at Gannon showed if faculty members would Gannon because he would a majority support for the inform their student prefer a "...liberally program here on campus. advisees about ROTC. educated citizen corps of Faculty members also Approximately 70 percent officers" to officers with showed a willingness to responded yes to the only military training. Also, inform their student question. ROTC allows students to advisees about ROTC at The survey was circulated develop leadership potential orientation time. because Fleming and and earn scholarships, The survey was initiated Herbstritt felt there was a Herbstritt said. by Dr. Richard Herbstritt, possibility that ROTC might When asked his opinion of director of special academic leave Gannon, Herbstritt the poll, assistant professor and career development said. "Edinboro seemed to of military science Capt. programs, and Dr. John give more support while James Reisenweber said, Fleming, chariman of the support has been "the survey was helpful, but psychology department, questionable at Gannon for a not essential." (who are not connected with number of years," Herbstritt "Where ROTC is the ROTC program) along said. supported by faculty and with the help'oi the chairman Herbstritt explained that if administration, it is usually of the ROTC ad hoc the draft was reinstated a succesful program," ON THE MARK — Gannon ROTC Cadet Marsha Oakes receives the Commanding committee. without deferments for Reisenweber said. "Had the General's Marksmanship Trophy from Secretary of the Army John Q. Marsh Jr. at ROTC The survey consisted of college students, those survey come back negative, Advanced Camp in Ft. Bragg. N.C. pkete cawtny ai PuWk IsJuw—w OHU. n »■•»» N.c two questions. The first one participating in ROTC would consideration would have asked whether the recipient be able to finish school be- been given to moving the wanted ROTC to remain on fore going into the service. program to another 13 awarded campus. The statistics In the instance of a draft, the college," Reisenweber said. ROTC gives scholarships If I haven't got cancer by now I'll never get it. I just Thirteen full tuition scholarships. According to minimum of four years in the don't want to know. No one in my family ever had cancer scholarships have been Capt. James Reisenweber, armed forces. anyway. My husband told me not to worry. I was going awarded to students assistant professor of A relevant note concerning participating in Gannon's military science, these ROTC scholarships is to go but I rem the goldfish needed feeding. It Reserve Officer Training students will receive an prior to the Reagan Corps (ROTC) program. approximate $160,000 total in administration, students was raining out, sick on the way. Of 21 possible applicants financial aid. The students •with three and four-year for the two and three-year have their tuition, books and ROTC scholarships could opt I overslept and t. Who cares. I scholarships, 13 were fees paid for by the United not to continue in the ROTC submitted by the Gannon States government for the program before signing the don't have a d d the bus. The ROTC department for number of years indicated contract for commission at national competition for a by the scholarship. the end of their sophomore can Lchased it arddlPfor hours. JArgot. limited number of year, thereby receiving one scholarships. Of these, three In return, the students or two years of free tuition. I h first. students received two-year earn a commission in the Students must now pay The scholarships and 10 U.S. Army as a second back the government for any layed students received three-year lieutenant and must serve a tuition paW during the golf i freshman or sophomore ney years if they should decide right now. If tflTTStars. I not to continue in the ROTC Reorganization program. went to the doc ay. I went to the wrong doctor's, ke it. It's against continued from page 1 who live in on-campus "We need to challenge housing outside of the dorms my religion. I' lose a few pounds first. students in the educational is being considered. It would system to a more clearly be the equivalent to the I'm too busy right Id fall apart without defined values system," Residence Life Council, an Speice said. Another area organization for dorm me. My father neve tor's and he lived Speice hopes to look into is students. that of bringing commuters Jurenovich also said he until he was 90. I about it. Nothing's into greater involvement at would like to see the Gannon. cafeteria food service play a wrong with m rs are too cold. In his new capacity as more integral role in student student living director, activities. "I'd like to I'm too young too old to care. Jurenovich will investigate continue work on some of the other possible buildings for plans Lou (Agnese) I thought onl^AiMiWgAA Mm to stay home the purpose of student originated and see them housing. "We want to implemented," Jurenovich and fix dinner. I never heard of it.l^boss wouldn't give continue to provide for the said. students' needs once they Agnese left Gannon in July pme the day off anyway. There was a great sale on linens leave the dorms," for a position as vice- Jurenovich said. president of student I couldn't miss. The car had a funny rattle. No one in Jurenovich also noted that development at Briarcliff my family ever had cancer. I'm not afraid of cancer. I an organization for students College in Iowa. TheGannon KNIGHT September 9,1911 11 People. Places. Plans

entertainment every Friday afternoon from 12:30 until 2 For more information regarding the National Guard's Mass scheduled for Thursday p.m. in the Scrounge. Students are urged to attend. financial assistance programs students should contact their A special Mass for the opening of the fall semester will be local Guard recruiter or their college financial assistance held Thursday, September 10, at 11 a.m. in the Commons Zeta Chi Omega plans rush parties officer. Chapel-Annex next to Old Main. On this Thursday only all Zeta Chi Omega, Gannon's only sorority, announces that offices, the bookstore and other Gannon facilities will be they will have two informal rush parties. The parties will be Youth grants available closed so that Gannon staff members may also attend the held on Thursday, September 17, and Wednesday, The youth grants program of the National Endowment for Mass. Because of this special Mass classes scheduled to September 23 (the time and place of each party will be the Humanities is offering a limited number of awards to start at noon on Thursday will begin at 12:13 p.m. posted). Because of Gannon rules, first-semester freshmen people in their teens and 20s to pursue non-credit, out of the are prohibited from attending. independent research projects in the humanities. Up to 75 Internship available grants will be awarded for such areas as history, Father Rubino earns Pti.D. comparative religion, ethnic studies, folklore, There is an internship available at the Erie Preservation anthropology, linguistics, art history and philosophy. Society on an independent basis. Anyone with interests in Gannon would like to congratulate Rev. David Rubino, Application deadline is November 16. For more information public relations or newswriting is encouraged to apply. director of public relations, who earned his Ph.D. in contact either the placement office or write to: Youth Grant Those interested should contact Tom Weber at the society's rhetoric and communication from the University of Guidelines, Mailstop 103-C, National Endowment for the office at 8th and French Streets. Pittsburgh over the summer after three years of work. Humanities, Washington, D.C. 20506. Talent Contest announced SGA offers entertainment Students do well on LSAT The All-American Collegiate Talent Search (ACTS) will Thomas Gacki, a senior political science major, scored Season tickets for the Student Government Association be holding the finals of its national competition at New within the top three percent of all students nationwide who (SGA) Saturday Night Movies may be purchased in the Mexico State University in Las Cruces, N.M., on January took the latest Law School Admission Test. Other Gannon cashier's office for $3. The SGA will also sponsor live 13-16, 1982. Students interested in entering this contest students who received high scores, within the top 35 percent should submit their entries on either video cassettes or nationally, include: Wayne Aaron, senior political science; audio cassettes with photographs. Deadline is December 4, Mark Becker, senior economics; James Mathews, senior 1981. For further information contact Barbara Hubbard, political science; Gwendolyn Ralph, senior political director of Special Events, Box 3SE, NMSU, Las Cruces, science; and Patricia Brady Rodella, a social work why do we N.M. 88003. alumnus. A number of seminars will be held this fall concerning National Guard offers financial aid every aspect of the practice of law in preparation for the The National Guard has announced that its Student Loan October 1981 Law School Admission Tests. For further Repayment program is now available. Students interested information contact Dr. Gregor Reinhard in the Walker in this program are encouraged to apply before September Building. 30,1981. This program will pay off a student loan at the rate of 15 percent of the balance or $500, whichever is greater, Eleven accepted to law schools plus interest for each year of satisfactory service in the National Guard. Eleven students have been accepted into law school for To qualify a student must enroll in the Guard for either this fall. They are: John Garred, George Mizak, Elizabeth three or six years. Local recruiters can provide students Snyderwine, Kevin Herdrich, Dan Susi, Scott Schabaker, Kill Fran Klemensic, Ken Zielonis, Charles Himmelreich, people who with up-to-date information on available openings and skill specialty areas that qualify for this program. Diane Adkins and Kevin Monahan. Closed ramp stumped commuters

Commuter students closed parking ramp on Gannon officials, worried officials "were real good arriving for class last Peach and 7th Streets, and that students might not find about it," Dunford said. Thursday and Friday were the task of finding another places to park made Kill Gannon needn't have people to show given a warm greeting by place to leave the car. arrangements with the the Erie Parking Authority The ramp has been closed Church of the Covenant on worried about Gannon (EPA), in the form of a all summer for structural 7th Street that allowed students driving around that killing people repairs and wasn't students to park in that lot on town with no place to leave scheduled to be reopened Thursday and Friday, the vehicle though. Despite is wrong? until last Tuesday, Richard Dunford, vice- advertisements in the Knight September 8. president of student affairs Watch about the church The EPA reportedly had to and services, said. parking, only seven drivers More than 500 people await even the , replace old used the lot on Thursday, execution by hanging, electrocution, and remove cracked Gannon didn't have to pay Dunford said. "A few more" gas or the firing squad. cement surrounding pillars. for the service; church used it Friday. Their deaths won't solve the problem of crime. Executions don't deter, The they don't help the victim. Get Involved In The You can help stop the killing. good

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Last Saturday Gannon fourth period. Other Gannon's next home game The loss of Nick Pashos, opened its soccer season Wolverine scorers included will be against Buffalo State last season's top scorer, may with the Golden Knights Tim Sauer, Jim Carvoo and at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, hurt the team, but Coach taking a 5-0 loss from a Jeff Jacoby, with one goal September 16. Wrobel is counting on the strong Grove City College each. After a 4-11 season last experience of his veterans team. Tom Butter worth of The Knights' next game is year Knight soccer Coach and the quality of new team the Wolverines did the most at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Rich Wrobel is optimistic members to help overcome damage by scoring two goals September 9, against the about the coming season this obstacle. "I'm hoping to lead Grove City on to University of Pittsburgh at because he feels that that Lorne Albro or John victory. Scott Park in Erie. On Gannon's nine returning Rust will be able to step in Butterworth scored his Saturday, September 12, the starters should mean better and fill the gap left by first goal at 41:09 of the Knights will travel times ahead. Pasho's graduation," second period, his second downstate to face a tough Wrobel said. point came at 81:30 in the Slippery Rock team at 1 p.m. The Knights' defense has been consistently better over the years, but their offense The Knights will have one has been lacking. "If we're returning goalie in Nick to be competitive, we need to Sala. a senior, who made 74 develop a more consistent saves last year during 10 offensive attack," Wrobel games in the net. Soccer schedule said. Last year the Knights were Also returning to this only able to score more than year's team are last year's Fall 1981 season one goal a game in five of second leading goal scorer their 15 games. Over last junior Eric Heff el finger and PRACTICE MAKES.... — A Gannon goalie grabs a shot season, the Knights were sophomore Nick Pindulic, during the soccer team's practice last week, out the DATE OPPONENT SITE-TIME outscored by opponents, 18- who led the Knights in Knights lost their season opener at Grove City on Saturday, September 5 Grove City Away-1:00 p.m. 40. assists. 5-«. photo by toy Fray 9 Pitt Home-3:00 p.m. 12 Slippery Rock Away-1:00 p.m. 16 Buffalo State Home-3:00p.m. 19 Fredonia Away-1:00 p.m. 23 Behrend Home-3:00p.m. 26 Canisius Away-1:00 p.m. Baseball team needs time to adjust 30 Edinboro Away-3:00 p.m. October 3 Indiana University of PA Away-l:00p.m. After a disappointing 5-25 confident that the blending of season with hopes of The fall '81 baseball 7 Niagara Home-3:00 p.m. season last year, baseball new and old will lead to a improving his .414 batting schedule calls for the 10 Geneva Home-l:00p.m. Coach Ivan George hopes to satisfying season. average. Knights to be on the diamond 13 St. Bonaventure Away-3:00p.m. see improvements Senior Ric Gauriloff will nine times this semester throughout the upcoming Junior John Boyles will 20 Allegheny Away-3:00p.m. lead the team as captain return to the mound after beginning this Saturday, 24 Daemen Home-l:O0p.m. season with the addition of a with what should be a potent pitching 52 strikeouts in 58 when the Knights travel to 28 Mercy hurst Away-3:00 p.m. powerful group of new faces offensive attack. Gauriloff innings last season. St. Bonaventure for a 31 Alliance Home-l:00p.m. joining 12 returning players. returns as a third-year doubleheader. This will be George admits that the veteran catcher for the Coach George also hopes followed by another new players may need some team. Junior Tony Palermo to see his team improve upon doubleheader on Monday. time to adjust, but he feels returns to centerfield this last year's .889 team fielding September 14, when the percentage. Knights will meet Pitt- Top newcomers to the Bradford for the first home team include Dave Hess, a game of the season to be 8*11", 165-pound graduate of played at Ainsworth Field. Cathedral Prep, and Bob The next home game will be Women's volleyball Niedzwecki, a 6', 180-pound against cross-town rival graduate of Academy High Mercy hurst on Thursday, continues transition School. berl7, at2:30p.m. Women's volleyball is on competitive this tyear," the move this year at Austin said. "If we have the Gannon with the Lady type of commitment to our Tennis team iiopes Knights posting an program that we need from ambitious 30-game schedule our new and returning for the '81'82 season. The players, then we will have to better 6T3 mark team is optimistic about taken the next step toward improving its record over establishing a winning Gannon's only fall sports Catherine, who posted a last year's 6-15 showing. program." SWINGIN' AWAY — A couple of students try to show team with a winning record perfect 9-0 match record. Second-year Coach Lea The Lady Knights' season their stuff to Gannon baseball coaches during the team's last year returns this year Also returning are junior Austin is confident about this opener will take place on tryouts held last week. photo by Mo* Wmi with its entire roster intact. v Debbie Stitt, who was 8-1 last year's Lady Knights, who September 22 in the Audi at 6 The women's tennis team, year, and sophomore Helen showed quality play and p.m. against Thiel College. which posted a 6-3 record Mara who finished 6-2 in tremendous potential last The top players among this last fall (the best in the match play. season. season's predominantly school's history), will keep "Helen is an intimidating "As with any transition sophomore team are CC begins Saturday all of its nine starters from player. She may develop into period, it is not an overnight returning letter winners last year. one of the areas better power process. Last year we Kathi Anderson, Genine After posting a 3-3 record them is sophomore Craig "I'm really anxious for the players," Eagley said. concerned ourselves with the Craig, Terri Hendershot, in dual meets last year, the Zgraggen who posted his season to begin," Coach The Lady Knights begin development of basic skills Lori Parson, B.J. Viecelli men's cross-country team best time of 35:31 in the Linda Eagley said. "This their season Saturday, and a totally new approach and Patty Zawisowski. This returns with a roster twice NCAA Qualifier last season. could be a great year for the September 12, at Thiel to volleyball for most of our year's top newcomer is Amy the size of last year's. program. We came along so College at 1 p.m. Their first players. This year should be Ziberna from Quigley High. "Last season was the first Fred Heintz, a junior well last season. The girls home match is scheduled for more reflective of the type of All, except Hendershot, are time in seven years that transfer student from showed what they were Tuesday, September 15, at 3. program that the school sophomores. Gannon has run in cross- Clarion, is expected to capable of doing, especially p.m. against Behrend wants to establish," Austin The Lady Knights played country, and yet we held our challenge Zgraggen for the over the last four matches." College. in one round robin own in dual meets and took a top spot. Heintz ran a 33:10 in said. the Gannon University 10- In those last four matches, The team will play a total Gannon has lost three tournament last November giant step towards being Gannon beat Mercyhurst of U matches this year, starters from last year's at Fredonia where they lost competitive in the college kilometer race. four matches to three, including matches against roster, but Austin is all five matches they played invitationals," cross-country Gannon's first meet this Behrend, 5-2; Fredonia, 5-2; first-time opponents optimistic about this year's in straight games. Austin is Coach Ed Borsuk said. year will be the Buffalo State and Villa Maria, 7-0. Allegheny College, Edinboro success with six letter hoping for a much better This year's squad of 12 Invitational on Saturday, Leading the team this year State College, Robert Morris winners returning. showing at this year's includes four of last year's September 12, in Buffalo, will be last year's MVP College and Canisius "We will be more than just tournament. top five runners. Among N.Y. sophomore Theresa College.