As Season Opens Here Against Toledo Vlttamovam What Price Parity I

Poqe 8 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 18, 1968 Sodaski and Bool Lead ^68 Gridders^ As Season Opens Here Against Toledo VlttAMOVAM What Price Parity i

Harriers 28, 1968 Seek Third Straight NCAA Crown Vol. 44, No. 3 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA. PA. SEPTEMBER Defense Key Donnelly—Top Man By CHARLIE FINOCHIARO By ROGER HALEY Dr. Papin Suêsts Deans of Men, Women Any cross country team that As the 1968 version of the Vll- loses runners the calibre of Dave lanova football team goes through Patrick, Charlie Messenger, and Administration its final drills in preparation for Defend Ian Hamilton via graduation and Nobel Prize for Dubcek this Saturday's season opener Frank Murphy due to participation against the Toledo Rockets, there in the Olympic Games, should be Proposal Made While still appears to be many questions faced with the prospect of at least on Public Show Today which have to be answered con- one season dedicated solely to He Reveals Experiences cerning the potential of the squad. rebuilding. Any team, that is, By JOE BURT movement among leaders of Coach Jack Gregory has pro- | except Jumbo Jim EUiofs 1968 During Red Invasion A public radio **speakout" on campus activist groups to demon- claimed that this season will be edition of the Villanova varsity campus problems at Villanova is strate that substantial student the starting point for the "New By HARRY WILLIAMS cross country squad. The ghost scheduled to start this afternoon support exists for the ''reforms" Era" of Villanova football; Dr. Joseph Papin, of Patrick and the other former director of a on WWVU radio from 4:30 to 6:30 which they are advocating to the however, several newcomers on Villanova Graduate Wildcats won't have a chance to Studies De- in the East Lounge of Dougherty Administration. Connected to the both the offensive and defensive haunt this year's harriers, because partment and a member of tiie Hall. This show will feature this radio program Wednesday are the squads will have to prove them- faculty for undergraduates pro- j the talent is already available in week the Dean of Men, Joseph Field House "Speakout" which was selves quickly if the outset of the posed last week in an interview the person of a number of upper Beyilaqua; the Dean of Women, M. held last night as a fomm for "New Era" is to be successful. classmen who are quickly reaching with the VILLANOVAN that Alex- Dorothy Boyle; Rev. Charles general student qpinlon and a Strong Backfield their potential and a pair of really ander Dubcek, leader of the Czecho- Tirrell, O.S.A.Vice President of special meeting called by S.G.A. At this tine, the offensive back- sensational sophs. slovak party, be given aiNobel Student Activities; and other key president Joe Mayberry for Mon- field appears to be the strongest Examining this personnel brings prize. members of the Administration. day night (Septemt}er 23). At that point on the team. Led by co- Papin, was an to smiles to any Wildcat fan. First, who eyewitness Rev. Patrick Rice, O.S.A. has meeting, leaders of ''Concerned captain John Sodaski, whom the the Czech-Slovak there is this year's captain, senior invasion while promised that a representative Citizens", The "Social Action coaching staff considers the best lecturing All-American, Tom Donnelly there, commented that of the Administration will appear Committee," and other campus all-around athlete on the squad, "The invasloi of Czech -Slovakia who's ability has already been on every program of the series. activist groups met to talk over the returning lettermen are: co- by tiie Russians was the scandal proven but who is certain to reach Photo by Peter Klimacek The program will be an open goals and objectives to avoid captain Frank Boal and Bill Wa- of the twentieth Century. The even greater heights in '68. fomm: all students are invited working at PAPIN is being interviewed Czechoslovkian cross purposes. It lik, both sub- 10 second men in Russians killed DOCTOR JOSEPH on Already in practice Donnelly has Czecho- Slovakian to come to the East Lounge of activists television prior to the invasion. is hoped among campus the hundred with Sodaski at quar- freedom before it had a chance run a 25:30 on Villanova's tough Dougherty Hall from 4:30 to 6:30 generally that such groups will be terback and Boal and Walik at 7 to be bom." course through the Main Line to voice their opinions or ask able to find common goals and per- part in it were children or not Moscow, because he will take sick halfback, the scoring punch is po- countryside. Senior Dick Burkle, Father Papin was lecturing in questions of the Administration even bom when the haps even be able to coordinate tentially there. They key to this the Slovak and_ Czech langûages Communists and die like the others". The mid- after a fine track season last representatives. their programs for ^creased throughout first came to power. Father Papin dle of August came and the agree- backfield, however, will be the spring, promises to be even better Czecho-.Slovakia and on This program is part of a general Powerful freshmen in action against said. *'*rhe effectiveness. the varsity, this year's frosh are considered to be the best Villanova television. Via this atomsphere was fan- ment at Bratislava was signed, the development of a strong fullback in this fall's cross country events. lecturing, com- yearlings ever. tastic.*' bined with "The people were talking liberalization still who can bull for the short yardage Burkle holds the school record in his knowledge of the was intact, and languages. on street corners, in cafes, there the Russian troops and lead the interference for the the two and three mile run. Professor Papin had the were no longer both" oration opportunity to was on street corners". on Czecho-Slovakian soil.Itlooked halfbacks on the option play and Junior Des Mccormick has shown speak with many of Political Poll Results end sweeps. Presently, the people from high ** However this new freedom like the liberalization was going there Looks Strong perhaps the greatest desire in the government went By DONNA TAYLOR don Johnson, John Lindsay, Ronald Football officials to to go on. mood of are two prime candidates for this Frosh students and factory to their heads The was one Charles Percy and George early workouts and the diminuitive and they began to Reagan, workers. optimism, they were going Last spring, Villanova partici- position, junior Mick Kerins and Irishman who finished third among attack the Soviet Union and ad- to make Wallace, preferences that the ByMIKEGORNIOWSKY it. pated in a nation-wide political soph Mark Kirkland, both strong' guard positions with either Bob to adjust to varied college offenses. VILLANOVANS in last year's PRE-INVASION vocate stronger ties to the West national vote substantiated as the runners and powerful blockers, The 1968-69 football season THE INVASION poll called Choice *68. The poll j Hornyak, Gerry Petry, or Harry Dave Campbell, Bill Cronin, Pat NCAA championship is sure to be The peaceful revolution of the just when Dubcek and the others national line-up. McCarthy won holds a number of surprises as jointly sponsored by the Time- It appears that Kerins will start! Rusbridge. At the tackle slots Bob Driscoll, MikeO'Leary, Tim Ryan, battling for seccmd spot on this Czechs and Slovaks took needed all the leverage they could On August 20, when the tanks with 35.3% of the total vote. - place in against Toledo, and his per- evidenced by the first varsity first crossed the border on Czecho- Life C orp. and the UNIVAC division with j Canfield, Jim Johnson, and Bill and Bob Shelala complete the de- year's team. the spring and just as in nature get." Kennedy was second 25%. #^ ^ ij ^4->i.î^ i.u — 'froshirosn scrimmage.scrimmage, Therne untesteduniesiea : slovakia the optimism turned of Sperry Rand asked questions on formance could dictate the success jâjshall all look well in prac- fensive halfbacks. Key when spring is a In the negotiations at Cierna, over- When students expressed a com- I Sophomores rebirth so was yearlings were not to be over- Presidential preference, Vietnam of the Wildcat running attack. i ^.^^^ near the river Tison in night into despair then into outrage. mitment to a particular party their | ^^p candidates for centers All place kicking responsibilites The Sophomores, however, could the revolution a rebirth for the and Brati- shadowed by the varsity and more and our urban situation. , tanks The result The short passing game should! ^^^ ^^^ callhan and John Elash. will be handled by kicking special- be the key to the Wildcat's success people of Czecho-Slovakia. The slava it appeared that Dubcek had The that just a few weeks votes revealed some of the actual than live up to their pre-season of the Villanova survey has just go well with the return of the I ist Mike Berrang. Berrang is con- in years students and the won a great victory. He even got ago on manuevers had found the or potential power of candidates j ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^ ^^^ this year and of course communication repuiauon. i roads too crowded been released with some sur- school's record receiver, Tom! sidered to be quite accurate from to come. Coach Elliot is proud media had overthrown a regime the Russians to come to him. For and the bridges in an opposing party e.g. John Offensively, the frosh are loaded "^^,,^®" ^^^"^ °^ ^ prising results. Bovd at splitsDlit ena,end anaand ! J^®, 't. too weak to move out rapidly The voting for of his votes from Boya, at newcomer,newcomer inside linebackers, John Babinecz around the 30 yard line. Left to boast of a pair of the finest which had been in power for 23 as one female TV commentator put now Lindsay got 24% with potentialnr.f«nfiai bothhnfh onnn thefhp groundP-mnnrt » the liberally-oriented IÂgostini tight it, candidates with Chuck at end. Both î/ Bennet footed kicker, Joe Kohler, will second year runners on any team years. Many of those who took 'Don't let Dubcek go to (Continued on page 9) Democrats even Robert Ken- In the air. Leading field gen- //^^-^ for large run short patterns extremely well, and )J^/ ^^,/° handle the punting chores. President was but scat- nedy and Eugene McCarthy also - 225 lbs.). Additional line- in the country. Marty Liquor 1 and eral candidates are Drew Gordon, C^' tered. The poll also showed a and the 6'1", 212 lb. D'Agostinl backors are Fran Brennan, Jim Tough Schedule Chris Mason are sure to fall into on the ticket. While those who JohnT«K,, Heim,u«ir« DickTM^h- ReiprishD«ir>,.icK ando,^H surprising conservative minority is also a fine blocker. Guenst,^„e_„t Edp^ Kavanaugh,Kavanaueh BarryRarrvKos-Kos- This year's schedule is prob- the top positions made vacant by stated that they were Republicans Daryl Woodrlng. Helm, an hon- and an alarmingly large Wallace n««o...iu« I n..PCalifornia Junior Andy O'Reilly seems to fill that in order of finish: Eugene Mc- older gave John Lindsay 28% of 198 lbs., and Waring, 6' - 198 College, Steve Puente. The pivot spot, but the Wildcats also have Linda Slacum Carthy, Robert Kennedy, Nelscxi his total, 33% to Robert Kennedy, lbs., In addition to their size, have Rockefeller, Richard Nixon, to Eugene McCarthy. spot on the line is the scene talent in junior's Jim Weir, Mike HarcumJ. C. Lyn- and 35% good speed, clocking under five of a battle between senior Tom Garvey, Greg Muth, and Rene Date of Bruce Birmingham Vietnam seconds in the 40 yard wind sprints. .Braun and junior Mark Schiller. Schlag. Sophomores Marty Hughes When asked about a Vietnam Waring, a premier hurdler from results will be announced during If also in con- policy, 14% of the Villanovans the offensive line jells early in and Brian Sullivan are the Saturday half-time activities. central High* School in Philadel- wanted withdrawal, 48% a re- the season, the scoring potential tention. other social Item of phia, erased a number of Public The major three duction, 8% the status quo, and- of the team should materialize No team has ever won the weekend is of course, the selec- League records, formerly set by 10% for escalation and 20% for quickly. consecutive NCAA cross country of the Homecoming Queen. Villanova Olympiad Irv Hall, when tion The New Men on Defense championships, but the Villanova all out. While the average for he attended Overbrook High. On defense, there are new men thin clads who defended their Linda Rocci the Middle Atlantic (Delaware, New The running game is more than at seven positions; however, these 1966-Utle last year are aiming Villanova Jersey, New York and Penn- adequate. Fullbacks Pat Hurley replacements appear capable to particularly for that unprecedented Date of Gene Wolfel (Continued on page 9) and Joe Kohler each stand out handle their responsibilities. The feat The fact that this year the the Fieldhouse, Motown's popular in their own way and it's a toss -up 4> strcmg point of the defensive team event is held in the East, in New group, Smokey Robinson and the Seniors and graduate students in who is going to start. The tail- Lynn Leining will definitely be defensive tackle, York's Van Cortland Park, and the Miracles will entertain. After the who have not yet registered backs include Bob Gaeta, Dan Univ. of Miami where pre season ail-American fact that the team spirit has never concert, there will be a cocktail with O'Nell, and Luke Solomon. O'Neil, the Placement Office are (6»7»', 290 l}een greater could provide the party for all seniors and alumni Date of Thomas McNally pick, Richie Moore urged to do so. Interviews a high school All-American, and of lbs.) and junior John Tracey (6' impetus for still another Villanova who attended the concert at the to make evaluations the candi- Solomon are potential threats to dates poise and personality. begin early this year 3»', 245 lbs.) return to anchor the first in sports. Covered Wagon Inn in Strafford. The break away at any time. of this year's (November 5). Resumes must line. The outstanding soph could The Class of '69 and the General announcement Queen Line Strong of will be made at the intermission, be turned in to the Placement l)e found in Rich Wells at middle Special Thanks to Chairman Homecoming Weekend An overall view of the interior Office in guard. Wells is the quickest line- Jeff Walker, have selected <

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• September 28, 1968 Page 2 • THE ViLLANOVAN September 28, 1968 t THE VILLANOVAN • Poge 3 ^ Vrhim Living EFSV Returns By JOHN DiNOLFO Neighbors View Dorm

The Experimental Free School if Villanova gave them Institute Created By BOB HAUCK their house Ryan is President of the Aldwyn at Vlllanova is presently coord- This survey comprised nine the right price. The couple knew Lane Civic Assoc, and has been By JIM MORRIS research projects aimed at inating a numl)er of courses for the land families living in the area sur- that the University owned attending the zoning hearings. He of training the student and uncovering this semester. As It enters its bought their house seven Dr. John Hughes, chairman rounding the new girls' dor- when they Is currently installing the carpets pertinent material. Educating the third year of the Sociology Department, an- operations, EFSV mitory, specifically on Aldwyn years ago. for the dorm and for our of student and informing the com- promises to provide the same top- nounced recently the formation Lane, Ithan Ave., Meadowood Rd., A woman who lives on Meado- new library. Mr. Ryan said that munity fiBill under the third sphere ical and Interesting fare the Vlllanova Institute for the Study which has and Brooklea Rd. The question wood Rd. across the street the workmen have l)een co-operat- of activity. characterized its of Urban Living. The Institute format in the asked these families was their from the north side of the dorm, ing of late in keeping down past. is 'designed as a fticUity to carry The program was approved last opinions of the building of the and who also knew that the land the noise, and that the girls are EFSV is unique In that it pro- out research, educational, and de- summer and will probably have its new girls' dorm in their neighbor- belonged to the University, as quiet. He stated that Villanova vides an informal monstrative projects relating to first Impact on general student approach to ed- hood, and the future plans of many of the people reported they decided to leave out the planned ucation. All courses are free — did, that the study of urban living". lite next semester when guest the University to build one more said the University could tennis and basketball courts by free tuition, The program will embrace more lecturers are invited on campus of free of reimburse- female dorm, three men's dorms, have been more conservation- the girls' dorm to reduce the than the University Itself trying ment to teachers, free of tests, '_,- ., "f with the addition of the University's teaching a course on Protestant to tap current student Interests by deals with the breakdown of family tion of the duck pond, re- would no longer have the pond that the building of the dorm is in the American South. first full-time Protestant theology Thought. presenting material of an Immedi- life and with the psychological ferred to as "the college to skate on in the winter. alright with her, but she just Later next semester, Brecht's, of these men to ttie ate topical nature. Consequently, teacher. Dr. Arthur Crabtree, to The addition background of O'Neill tormented MOTHER COURAGE AND HER pond," and took offense at "the She knew of the future expansion didn't like the way the male stu- the faculty. faculty was contemplated for sev- such courses as BEAT POETRY, genius. dirty construction men and the program, and said that she and dents raced up and down CHILDREN will also be pre- It could notbe THE PHILOSOPHY OF AYN RAND, Of Dr. Crabtree, is a Baptist min- eral years^ however. The other plays to be pre- dust which they created that was her husband would wait and see Ithan Ave. in their cars trying ^ orld Meeting sented. ister and native of Manchester, carried out until the Theology and CINEMATOGRAPHY have been sented in the Theatre this messing up their house." This what would happen before they to impress the co-eds. As soon as the construction offered. In addition, the Free England . He began studying for the curriculum was revamped and year are: TARTUFFE by Moliere couple complained about the noise developed any strong feelings Is finished the old Vasey ministery in that same city and room made for electlves. School can also function as a med- and a musical to be announced. involved in construction, but re- against the University. Right now Auditorium will become the new Here of his studies took ium for general community benefit The first play will be presented did not heai the dorm, Augustinians after completion ported that they they weren't bothered by Theatre for the Department as Homecoming Party over a congregation in Leeds, Eng- and self-criticism. In the past, on October 10th through 12th. any noise from the girls during and the first week of school proved well the such courses IDEA UN- as Belle Masque pro- By PEGGY O'DONNELL land. He came to the United States WQiiien§ Dorm as OF A The plays of the second semester the first week of class. On hearing quiet except for the freshman is expected lo be one of the hottest to be ductions. At Warrington years ago from Zurich, IVERSI.TY, PROBLEMS OF CON- will be the original work of the that the University would build rally. A world-wide meeting of the discussion at the meeting, eleven topics of HIS- All inquiries about tickets presently Switzerland and until he came to TEMPORARY SOCIETY, and members of the Department. five more buildings on the same One other neighbor who Augustinian fathers is with the Priesthood and religious Completed Soon TORY OF U.S. INVOLVEMENT IN the for these plays can be answered in St. Mary's Hall for Villanova had been teaching grad- Among original works to be site, which, when completed, would lives on the dorm-side of Meado- Pool Cancelled being held life also of major concerns. Some I hate been presented. In the Playbox or in the Theatre revising and up- uate courses at Eastern Baptist Even though Villanova's Womens VIET NAM presented are BONES by Rocke- house 500 women and 1000 men, wood Rd. commented that the the purpose of government of the and the Order Free School caii also serve Department office. constitution in Theological Seminary. However, he Dormitory is not entirely complete, The feller Grant playwright, David the couple said they would sell structure is one floor too high, The original schedule for dating the Order's Augustinians feel that instead of Home- to Villanova for he the Villanova women did not have as a very practical and viable and thus is a too instltutionalized- response to the renewal begun themselves with edu- is no newcomer coming Weekend included after the concerning for those teachers spoke here last year to the students it quite as rough as one of the testing ground looklng building for a resi- Villanova- i Delaware football during Vatican II. they should delve into inner game, cation who wish to introduce new material international meeting is the during retreat. neighboring colleges. The women dential neighborhood. He said a Homecoming Festival at This city type social work, teaching V. U. Clergy Quiet On Encyclical Dr. Crabtree is at Eastern Baptist College had been within the regular curriculum. The that the people who live on Meado- first time the Order has met out- or Religion. At Villanova, Warrington Pool. It has since only Theology the subject matter Attempts by members of the first teaching a undergraduate course sleeping in tents due to lack of response to wood Rd. are afraid of the been cancelled. side Europe and will be the the resolutions adopted One of received VILLANOVAN staff to the since entitled Ecumenical Perspective. facilities. in EFSV meetings will uncover traffic in addition to the noise It has met outside Italy recent ses- time unanimously during a possible reasons why four Augustinian The Senior Class President, course whlcn was In great Strike Ends be a measure of the ap- that might develop. He said that 1955. a statement on "Social The sion was have. It priests withdrew their namesfrom Villanova Signers Charlie Scheldt, indicated that the demand, has four sections and a Completion Is near since (he two peal such material may there has been no criticism in Nearly 100 delegates represent- Justice." It reads: event has been 160 montti old Rodsetters strike was is apparent, then, that EFSV can a faculty letter of protest have noise-wise. In an- cancelled for two :«^. total enrollment of some the past week • than 5,000 Augustinians light to the Christian com- George Murphy, English; Joseph P. McGowan, English; Theo- Ing more "In and met with little success. reasons. One, The new manage- subject matter of the settled last Saturday. Union serve to l)eneftt both student swer to the question if he in attendence. ' Justice students. The dore H. White, Mechanical Engineering; B.J, Rellly, History; In 35 nations are mitment to Social The latter circulated around the ment of the Warrington Pool has with the history of officials stated that the workers teacher. was glad that a dorm was being of the international in the New Testament, course deals M.W. Sholofsky, History; C.J. Sharer, Geography; Thomas W. Because expressed this moment, EFSV Intends campus this summer and still in cancelled all events after Septem- from Protestant and would be on the job starting this At built there instead of a park- of the meeting, a sys- Papal Encyclicals, the pronounce- ecumenism Busch, Philosophy; J.H. Schauble, Chemistry; R.G. Wilke, Speech; character to present these courses for the circulation, was an expression of ber 1, ld68 and the Pool is pf- viewpoints, the problems past Monday. The new contract ing lot or field house, he translation Vatican II, we reiter- Catholic Barry S. Young, Sociology; Richard J. Gaffney, Philosophy; 'tem of simultaneous ments of 1968: disagreement with Pope Paul's en- ficially closed until spring. Two, possible sol- calls for an Increase of $1.80 an Fall semester, MODERN that a parking lot installed similar to the dedication to solving of It win tace and the Philosophy; commented has been ate our THEATER taught by Mr. Christy cyclical on Birth Control. Daniel T. Regan, Philosophy; Michael P. Slattery, University policy requires that at to those problems. hour in wages and 46 cents an hour "would be quiet at night," and a system used in the United Na- the social problems of our na- utions The priests' names appeared on James A. Currie, Mechanica) Engineering; Paul J. Gormley, of the Theater Department; HIS- < an affair at which alcoholic bev- Another new member of the The- in fringe benefits. This contract, field-house 'might be fun.' tions. tions, striving to eradicate the a letter which Mathematics; David P. Gallagher, History, raise the TORY OF MUSIC taught by Mr. was posted in the erages are served, the manage- ology Department on a part-time a three year one, will Mrs. Rothe, who just moved The groundwork for the meeting economic and social injustices Theology department early in Au- Robert F. Sweeny, Chemical Engineering; Robert DeVos, chief hourly wage of the union members Cannan and Mr. Carroll of the ment must possess a Pennsylvania over the past two basis Is Dr. John Galloway, on Brooklea Rd. in back of the has been laid that prevent our* brothers from History Department; PHILOS- gust. Since then, the four names Mathematics; Roger Van Allen, Theology; Rol)ert W, Langran, liquor license, minister' of the Wayne Presby- to $7.70 an hour and the fringe dorm, and who didn't know before- a draft of a new con- life. With God's Pol. Rene Guy years and living a full home OPHY OF FREEDOM taught by Mr. have been removed, and very re- Science; Ernest F. Wendeler, Modern Languages; terian Church. Dr. Galloway has benefits to 91 cents an hour. hand that the land belonged Scheldt explained that no suit- has been prepared. The persons and B. Mongean, Modem Languages, Joseph J. Hicks, Elec. En- stitution help we will use our Gaffney of the Philosophy Depart- liable sources indicate that a ser- taught at the Princeton Theological The Tip setting in the walkways to the University, said the dorm able location could be located that Constitution governs the Augus- institutions to realize the vi- gineering; George Yeh, Chemical Engineering; Joseph Betz, our ment. In addition. Dr. Elek of ious controversy surrounded the Temple University and and stairs of the womens dorm will didn't bother her at the present fulfill this religious order's life, the equal Seminary, incident. Philosophy; Martin Klell)er, Mathematics; Gloria H. Chang, would sec(»id require- 'tinian sion of all men IN FACT the Economics Department has now continue, and other finishing time since she still had her back- ment and thus the Homecoming Augustinian role with the aposto- under God." Members of the VILLANOVAN Library; Kathryn S. Majurl, Library; Joseph J. Da Crema, English; touches will socm be completed. agreed to give one lecture some- which began on staff have been attempting to gain Robert A. Kantra, English; Harry L. Oilman, Accounting; Klshor yard privacy. Last, but not Festival for students and alumni late. The Conference Vacation In Spain during the semester on the Villanova extends its appreciation time least in this mixed feeling cannot be held this year. The nature of the Apostolate August 28, is expected to last for What are you doing New Year's further information on the issue but H. Thanowala, Economics; James Gatza, Bus. Adm,; Joseph C. to contractor Daniel Keating for Soviet Economy. The Free School haven't decided yet, official silence Greyson, Engineering; E. category, is the township com- An invitation however has two months. Eve? If you one or two has been main- Mechanical Robert Beck, Mathematics; been his efforts in the building of the Is also considering missioner, Mr. Russell. He you better hurry. That glorious tained. Frederick M. Burgess, Bus. Adm.; Martha I, Gosweiler, Library; extended to all seniors and alumni to be presented this — womens dorm which was construct- other courses in- said that the first contractor Vil- 'Czecho-Slovakian night is right around the corner However, reliable sources Patricia T. Blodgett, to attend a cocktail party and re- The VILLANOVAN courses are Library; Louise Green, Library. ed in a relatively short period of semester. These following general in- lanova hired was fired for Liberalization' the and so is Spain. dicate the Frederick W. Hartmann, Mathematics; Joseph George, His- ception at the Covered Wagon Inn, unfortunately misinformed tentative, and more infor- Spain, the country of catties, time. still formation about the matter. cutting down 75 feet of trees which body on Selective tory; Thomas Mentzer, History; Lila C. Mulder, Library; Joseph immediately following the Friday ^ by Ivan Svitak student mation will be provided once we flamenco, bullfights and paella can Men's Dorm The central issue of the matter were to be saved, and that the last year A. Kinney, English; James J. Cleary, English; Arnold Thomas, night concert. Admission to this Service procedures. If student determine whether or not they will be yours for 15 days at low The next dormitory to be built is tension between officials of University had a poor public re- •• the affair will Monday, Sept. 30 you filled out a card and sent it Civil Engineering; Peter O. Muller, Geography; Fritz Nova, Pol. he extended to seniors rates. will be a five-story mens dorm, be presented* lations department. A letter Catholic Archdiocese of Phila- Science; James O. Brooks, Mathematics; Joseph A. Mezzarola, and alumni who present their con- .llOBartley to your Board then you are The plane leaves December 28. If ho(>es to begin C which will be ready for occupancy The Free School delphia and the was sent to all the neighbors, Augustinian order. Mathematics; William J. Bamhurst, Chemistry; Larry A. Hjelle, cert ticket stubs at the door. A automatically registered and you would like to be on board, grab shortly. Signs will he by September 1970. This plan will operations Our sources indicate he said, explaining the building for your hop on your burro that a danger Psychology; John G. Tlch, Philosophy; Helen Kerrigan, Library; cash bar will be available. your re-application your sombrero, posted in the Pie Shoppe informing be put to bid this November, and the of possible attempts at disciplinary of the girls' dorm and two men's the and get to the language lab for all Carolyn Donahey, Library; Richard A. Eckhart, Chemical En- 2-S will be taken care of by of the times and places decision on the contractor will be students action by the conservative arch- dorms facing Ithan Ave, next to Administration. Do NOT go to the information. gineering; Edward J. MaUiis, Economics; Robert K. Bishop, next February. The of the various courses. In addi- girls' you're tired of Spending New announced diocese against the dissenting Au- the dorm. But he the Registars Office any more if Modern Languages; William B. Langan, Biology; CO. Oakley, dormitory will be ccmstructed l)e- tion, the weekly Calendar of stu- also commented that Villanova Year's Eve staggering from one gustinians motivated the with- Mathematics; John W. Groutt, Theology; John A. Myers, Chem- CONCEPT — the secretaries have events will give the same PRE-lAW party to another, then Spain is for tween March of 1969 and July of dent drawals. Our sources also indicate never to|d the people of its later kill me. News icfl Engineering; Loretta Connelly, Nursing; Erich Doul)ek, threatened to If any student desires you! 1970, and the furnishing will be listings. that considerable pressure was decision to build another girls' Editor. Jr., Physics; Anthony J. Zygmcmt, Electrical Engineering; Wil- done that summer. more Informatlcwi, he may contact brotight to bear upon the priests and mens' dorm plus a student liam J. Rice, Chemical Engineering. STUDENTS John Dinolfo at MI 2-1430 or Al Villanova*8 Student from somewhere within the Au- union besides. The commissioner Barber in 216 St. Rita's. gustinian The Inter- Order. S9id that with the unsafe traffic Journal of Roadster i// There's no limit to what you 1967 MOB Praternity Council Pat Corcoran, a VILLANOVAN conditions on Ithan Ave., the Uni- Fact and Opinion. of Villanova ASSOCIATIOJir 'Voso can earn as the exclusive ,^^ reporter, attempted to question MAHONEY'S versity should tniild a side- Presents campus representative for Law Wire Wheela, Overdrive, ^ Villanova International Father Daley, Provincial of the walk for the women students benefit of the Augustinian Seminary Now soliciting articles for the RESTAURANT School Placement Service, a Luggage Rack, Toruieau, Student Association St. Thomas of Villanova Province on the length of the street. Besides for Fall publication. of the order (which includes most criticisms, the com- nationwide program designed pa. these Studded Snow Tires, Sunday f Oet 13» univirsity—villanova. Submit to rm. 10 Sheehan. will present m. of the United States), but was told LUNCHEON & DINNER missioner was not against to assist students who are 0:00 P.M. Excellent Cond. Must sell. TWO SHOWS—3:00 P.M. oad Dinner Dance on by Father Riley, Fr. Daly's secre- COCKTAIIS VA 01. the building of the dormitory. applying to law school. Mall Order*: Check* and "»••»•> tary that the matter was not sig- Two families were very Interested? Send letter Ticket! P.M. S""^'' made aayable to Auiuetlnlan October 11 at 565-0416 : 3M "I'm' order* Seminary Quill and wnd w,_P-0- nificant enought to merit a news 1030 LANCAfTIR AVINUE pro-Vlllanova al>out the dorm tale at Ortlltb • onelo»o The Covered Wagon Inn describing yourself to LSPS, IKHMERS t3 00. Ttehett on »M7. Vlllanova. Pa. PleaM NEW or cWarltiM M*adauart*r»— Mil Walnut itamaed story. situation. These were Mr. and Vlllanwa Unlvartlty— ••"•^l^'f* •"'Vllfil;.Train* fromfmrn cocktails at 6:30 Box 1201, Hartford, Conn. 8t FUld HooM, Direction*: P. AW. Other details which are still In and Glmhelt Oowatawn Terminal. Paoll Laeal from ROMMONT, PINNA. Mrs. Ryan, who live directly Mr. Sedler Wanamaken 69th 8t. Ticket Aicnelot. 06101. References required. Moral and All Suhurban Station. ALL WELCOME the rumor classification are now across the street from the dorm on Cabrini College ProdMcNom. I««. liMMtIv* Prodwcart: WiNHem HMMy being followed Photograph preferred. ^m up by VILLANOVAN ran RiSiRVATIONS CALL-LA 5-1030 Ithan Ave., and Mrs. Wildman, reporters. who lives on Aldwyn Lane. Mr. L J )

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Poge 4 » THE VILLANOVAN » September 28, 1968 Gra4e Today Statesman HOW WOULD Pop Quiz The Thing Is Here By KEVIN which hopes FINNERAN that it cannot be bright and fiery, a campus organization YOU LIKE By DICK LORD see Nixon, Hubert sensitivity to social of Freedom I Richard as many expect, but must be quiet, to develop election, Humphrey, and George Wallace problems in the student body and Well gang, here it is, 1968, time for another presidential and determined. The real revo- sitting at a barbecue of roast to begin the work of solving these A the newspapers are full of stories about the cand- lution must be deeper and more GOOD for like reason, and, that pages. Vietnamese a* la napalm. They social problems. We realize that We strongly support Doctor Papln's proposal idates and the issues, relegating DEAR ABBEY to the front widespread than a Chicago brawl uninformed and attempt to speak but the words we presently have very little in- Alexander Dubcek be given a Nobel prize for his SWIFT KICK? As will happen at times like this, many people feel or a Cleveland shootout. The campaign. To alle- are inaudible due to the soot that fluence in affecting social reform are many in the slightly confused by the events and issues of the responsibility for radical change heroic work in Czech- Slovakia. There is pouring their mouths. special quiz on ElecUon 68. This quiz from cannot be left in the hands of but we hope to give students the for viate this, I have prepared a United States who are persecuted in real ways election Mayor Daley is standing by with experience of Joy that accompanies will give you some idea on how extensive your knowledge of the a few ambitious leaders. J. Hoover's phrenologist first their stands in defense of freedom, but the courage but, you know, it will come up at Edgar QUIET REVOLUTION such work and a hand educa- is ( not that any of us really care, or magic who is interpreting the unusual tion in sociology which will lead of Dubcek, facing the Soviet monolith with her bloody a party or something). So then, gang, get your pencils The revolution that is required bumps on the head of a college to an expanded interest and responsible for the safety of his people, markers ready and begin. Answers and scoring will be provided at is in the awareness and action of history and student as a Communist plot. John quiz (no fair peeking). the man on the street. We cannot involvement after college. quite another order of magnitude. Burdened with the end of the is of Lindsay, with one mouth facing be satisfied with self-righteous PROGRAMS ideals of his the often conflicting demands of the Harlem and the other facing Park minority rule by the New Left; The programs of SAC now Avenue, is praising Richard Nixon. chil- nation and the need to avoid a senseless slaughter 1) Spiro T. Agnew is: we must instill everyone with the include work with retarded This currently popular political Pennhurstand St. Edmond's (perhaps the dilemma of our age) he has led his A) the goalie for the New York Generals. social consciousness and political dren at dream ends with a violent ex- a program model of wise frustration that spawned the on Saturday morning; people in a way which will be a B) the Republican nominee for Vice President students, plosion for many college radical left. The difficult but for delinquent boys at Glen Mills, for years to pome. a fake name thrown in as a trick question statesmanship many C) but there is another ending. necessary solution lies in the de- and a program for delinquent girls 2) The American Independent Party is: The problem of political alien- velopment of a socially educated at Sleighton Farms. A project A) the political arm of the Ku Klux Klan ation has driven many of the sensi- and active middle class. Politics in Appalachia is planned for tive college students to the rash Christmas vacation. In connection B) not too cool is a game that belongs to H. Kicking decision that no good can be done with the school, we are going to ''^'miStiU Lamar Hunt and the National Rifle C) the third party started by George Wallace until after the revolution. The Association. visit high schools and try to moti- the four Aug- the Vietnam should be: is We have been told that the story about 3) Richard Nixon thinks War problem with this revolution The Social Action Committee is (Continued on page 8) ustinians who withdrew their names from the Birth A) solved peacefully Villanovan) Control protest (p. 3 of this week's B) solved militarily a stu- Letters to tlie Editor Religion is not really a story, or not something we, as C) left to the private sector of the economy into. is: dent newspaper should poke our noses (Letters to the Editor are printed heavily opposed; proud women do almost any area girl has, who has 4) Edmund Muskie kick first-served" basis, whose only con- ever gone out witti a Villanova *«It's over now/* the argument goes, <*Why on a "first-come, not tolerate men A) a Senator from Maine who is the Democratic space permits, except for tetters of is ex- I Vitiosi he was as cern with femininity Male student. What am referring for Humanae? a dead horse?" Well, we didn't even know nominee Vice President an overriding news significance, ploitation. to is most expllcity typified by the By MIKE DULIN '"^ ./•'''•'.:.•'•" •••,'"'' .j-"'--' for B) a leading contender for the heavyweight boxing effect. "As long as one exercises sick whicfi might be substituted You presume that female high -and -mighty attitude held by ROME Sept. 15. After four basis for theological debates far sick, and not letters submitted earlier. All letters title without intending to prohibit weight We would like to kiiow why he was ears are too delicate to witlistand your Mr. Banmiller in his above months of intense deliberati(». into the future. There are those should be typed, double-spaced, and gaining, one is safely within the because of idle curiosity or because our newsy noses your typical Villanova brand of mentioned article. C) Lady Bird Johnson in drag Pope Paul VI today promulgated who are concerned about the ' 'an- 250 words or less. most limits of the law" says Father hot copy. virility. Well, Mr. BanmiUer, I would like to say to Mr. Ban- 5) The three major party platforms: his encyclical on weight control. ticipation' phrase, does it in any smell some To the Editor: Hradish, pursuing this girls cannot be shocked today. miller: be careful of your language A) would support General Edwin Walker The encyclical, VITIOSI HUMAN- way prohibit soup appetizers? An- would like to think that we»re In the introduction to the ency- We Your report (9/18/68) on the Most, instead of blushing at the when you say "Most Villanovans AE (of vicious humanity), warns ottMsr, more serious question, is it constitutes information the students B) show much deep thinking and a strong desire clical the Pope cites many reasons story because statement issued by sixty faculty obscenity you so cherish, ignore couldn't wait. . Jor dates with homy against pills and other methods how extensive are the consequences Augustinians do with facing nation in put forward by doctors, fashion and lay faculty should know. (The members on the recent encyclical your type of sport and find other Harcumites and Rosemontites." to deal the issues the of unnatural dieting. The encycli- In other words, it is fairly obvious experts, and dieters in favor of know something, but this incident was so insignificant of Pope Paul, contains a state- interests in the men of this campus Maybe you like to go out with a an Intelligent fashion cal outlaws "every action which that induced vomiting is overt in- diet pills: the overworked heart, ment which is simply not true. who are truly men. homy-bopper but I know MOST either in anticipation of the mas* terference witti nature. However, that they are all afraid to talk about it.) C) will be made into a 90 minute comedy special You state: "An official list of the rising cost of food, the added Villanova sign- Most Villanovans are men; VILLANOVANS do not. Is there ticating act or in its accomplish- what of more subtle methods of should know because, as long as for next Fall expense in clothing (the belt of a They ers of the petition is not yet avail- most respect all humanity as well something wrong with you? Do you ment or in the development of eating much and yet, reducing. A an interest in how Waverly, Minnesota's most famous citizen is: a 40 inch waist is 33% is Augustinian-run, they all have able ..." In point of tact, an of- as their own. Most find our tra- really get a thrill out of obscenity 6) natural consequences proposes case in point would be running and man with or longer than that of a man with a the order operates. Therefore, if machinery ficial list of signers of the state- dition a bit more sacred in basketball cheers, off color jokes A) John C. Schump, who in 1955 ate 85 banana whether as an end or a means to strenuous physical exercise. One ment is available and was ex- 30 Inch waist), ugliness, and the "»*prassure** processes did go into effect concerning than lewd jokes and obscene repu- in class and the type of camera- cream pies at one sitting render corpulence improbable." possible solution was offered by pressly made available when your "wild- Kelley's the map who pro- poor starving ASloogîks* But responsibility to reveal them. tations. They are your drie that put on B) Hubert Horatio Humphrey Interpretation and commentary on Rev. Rudolph Hradish -this issue, we feel a since these are all ends tnev can- reporter came to call. He was cats," Mr. Banmiller. Fortunate- and was alluded to by Johnny Car- just this sentence will form ttie posed the principle of the double (Continued on page 8) given a copy of the news release ly, you and your few whining son two years ago on St< Patrick's which was issued from Villanova followers, are the only pussycats Day weekend when he mentioned to on August 10. This release listed a naticMial audience to beware, if Teapot around. Politics in a the names of the sixty signers. York, because History Hope Sincerely, entering New Since you had this official list of Genie Goett '71 tiie "Beer Cats" were in town? I signers in your possessicm, how assure you, this kind of publicity To the Editor: Probably some of the best and worst minds in could you possibly state tiiat "an does us no good at all. Mr. Ban- This is probably one of many, Median Vacuum official list of signers of the peti- miller, be honest with yourself. the university are gathered there. The haughty and many letters you are receiving in By TOM TOURISH tion is not yet available." To make How do you think your ' 'horny Rose- Drag cate inhuman poverty, and the truly in spirit, the and even the the entitled Cathedral Nation is moving toward poor concerned reference to article matters worse, you then to **Our go on montite" felt when the VIL- an infectious bigotry. "Femmes Fatale" in September societies, one of action, one destroy apathetic constitute the Student Grovernment publish an assemblage of names was delivered to Rose- two LANOVAN Another is of the middle- ISth's issue. Perhaps this is good J. F. of reaction- -separate and hate- :...---\ . as purported signers of the state- last do By PELLICCIOTTI ::-.;;AsSOCiatiOn. :.u-.-'^^,';::/::^^:,:::i^}.;-r: mont's campus week? How class, "forgotten," if you like, because it stirs up public opinion Although this statement ment, anassemblage of names hav- you think your fellow Villanovans ful." [t:^ -This year the SGA has begun in honesty. It recognizes Americans withanhitolerant and in turn, reaction in the form resembles the now famous white ing NO OFFICUL CHARACTER, feel? only Recently. I was patronizing one in great quantities. At any rate, who type your term papers. middle -class morality. It pos- its lack of Influence and authority equally among of letters like this one to the editor. indictment issued by the Presi- To make matters perfectly The VILLANOVAN is OUR paper of the area's more (in) famous influenced perhaps by my sur- TIMOROUS DISSENTERS sesses a morality that irresolutely the administration and student body. SGA President More likely, however, it seems dent's commission on Civil clear, I am enclosing the official it to portray and to some degree is night spots (euphemism), said roundings, I began fancying myself Perhaps the most interesting calls for order, toughness wltti Joe Mayberry seems sincere in his desire for all that an article like this can be lock- Disorders on the growing white- list of signers of the statement our majority feelings. If we are to Palace of Pleasure being one of the the ''compleat medieval student." aspect of medieval college life dissenters, and dem- ed upon as nothing but bad. divisiveness in our so- criminals, issued on August 10, and am also by such writers, black student leaders to cooperate in striving for better be represented type replete with medieval trap- It further occured to me that the is illustrated by a law at Leipzig onstrators, while placing fewer Because I have been an area re- ciety; most certainly, both including the names of those who tiie should have at least communication on all levels of the University. Toward column pings including latUced, stained term "medieval" when applied to which delineated penalties for restraints on police. Their sident all my life, I have been able statements are just as horribly have endorsed the statement since been classified under "Ophiion" windows, heavy oaken bar, ornately almost anything is deemed insult- students who throw rocks at pro- however, are all too this end, a bimonthly Student Government Coffee to of an insight :'•'•'•• .•:•'> demands, get much more true.\ V. 's''.'.; •;vlv^ , that time. rather than "Sex" as it was. carved wall plaques, and the trad- ing by the popular mind. Therefore, fessors. The severity was deter- met at the expense of liberty established at all into local attitudes concerning Vil- Though not quite so forbodingly, often Hour has been which members Editor, I do not see how Mr. Roger Van Allen, Being itional Village Idiot, and passing I have vowed to rescue this fair mined according to whether or not name of a justice that .y lanova than most students. somewhat the same thing has been and in the K of the Villanova community can come to air their you could not have deleted the the gutter of everyday . . here , ; 'C Theoloflv Department thoroughly authentic name term from marksman's aim was true. Ap- ugly, and j The most appalling and perhaps with the the by Charles McClelland, a is undefendable, pledge Mr. Banmiller prcôsed. said views on pressing issues. Its first meeting last week of "Ye Olde Barre and Grille." language. > parently this was a rather common unprecedented. most commcm attitude is the one political theorist. McClelland says ifTHE VILLANOVAN reporter (Continued on page 8) Through the haze, apparently gen- MEDIEVAL RELEVANCE occurance then and it seems to be Violence vs. Violence was impressive, although many of those present were that controversy over what did get a list, but due to a staff jerated by an overabundance of Now, there are those who make coming back into vogue just now. brutality of Daley's ^^ true and important" The SGA affiliated. v . -^ is "real, mixup, a different list was thickened considerably hobby of quoting tiireadbare New lead mead and a For the present, however, this largely be- police will undoubtedly In any case, we wonder if the SGA will discover incorporated into the news story. regarding an issue is the thoroughly authentic Olde Left dogma at the dr(^ of a tear self expressicm incidents, violent by particular form of "growth of only to more The official list is printed on p. cause of the its limitations in time to be effective on campus. Englysshe Rocke and RoUe gas cannlster, and many times I is the province of only a few of the by the dissatisfied. And - VIIbtAMOVAM specialized perspectives on and non-, 3 of this issue. Ed.) many We wonder if it will take extreme moves if necessary, .Joseph P. Burt Grouppe, which lurked in one cor- have heard the charge, "The col- bolder students, the more timorous the same time that mayor's EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . i . . man-in-nature and man-in-so- at To the Editor: Ha«selberger influence are medieval," meaning to ex- of Mich- • • •^'^•V P- ner but whose pervasive leges among them being content description of the Battles such as organizing peaceful demonstrations or ASSOCIATE EDITOR ciety." In other words, "special EDITOR R- Do'® Serano could literally be felt throughout archaic or benighted. As I have press their contempt for certain Ave. as one conducted whatever else is necessary. After all, they ARE The editorial in ê last ASSOCIATE cultures" with different value igan Htirf J. Williams is NEWS EDITOR establishment as they blared implied, the use of this word professors by desk-top graffiti, by "terrorists" » and issue of the VILLANOVAN is the systems, standards, and ideas, largely our self-proclaimed student leaders. ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR Bernard V. Auchter incorrect. The real the "dual technically a call to arms; a Magna out their rendition of the Agin- totally which consists in the prominent the "revolutionaries" with *'ving Lee Abramson have developed because of FEATURE EDITOR coiurt Carol with krumhorn, tenor medieval university was neither display of the offender's name in purpose of immediate disruption Carta to masculinity, attempting Baker large number of people that have ASSISTANT FEATURE EDITOR Gregory even by our doyrn murdering axe rebec, recorder, three electric archaic NOR benighted close proximity to certain well- and ultimate destruction" will lead to bring a SPORTS EDITOR P'^*' Ph'Ibin been exposed to different "realms guitars and tympani; I got the dis- standards. Indeed, some aspects of chosen nouns of the lower sort greater, more unyielding upon the female debris at our ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Michael Gorniowski of lore and learning." to Day tinct impression that the Sheriff of it would warm the heart of any whose usual intent is to cast some demands by the "decent," "for- school. COPY EDITOR Mimi Two Societies Say his men were go- member. To prove my point on his parentage or mascul-. Can J«m Zogby and SDS doubt American. What Nottingham gotten" We do together to Editor Yes, men, ban Photo Applying McCelland's theory Haskins' Circulation Manager ', v , Tim Connor ing to enter at any moment search- I skimmed through C. H. Inity. Sadly and ominously com- uphold the fine tradition which can . to our particular situation, we Jeffrey ^Mnover which vicious a at graduation. Your Assistant Circulation Manager . . . ing for Robin Hoode. Not wanting to THE RISE OF UNIVERSITIES If the aforementioned facts are two mensurate with this the mouth of Jumbo Jim bring tear must admit that in one sense We heard the news from Business Manager i Leo indignity of arrest at furnished several incidents from not sufficient to prevent the igno- rise in violence and bru- commander would have you on fire face the societies (cultures) have emerged circular R«v. Francis X. Hartmann, OSA Elliot. Our first reaction was disbelief, then we could Moderator point, I checked my thirteenth century college life as rant from sullying the name is a widening o* the with the memories of "horny Har- crossbowfs within our nation. What is "real, tality "^TAFF Bob Farrell. Doug Nitch, GENERAL that I had the described by contemporary "medieval" by associating it with the "dissident" and only face the absurdity with bowed heads. Dave Patrick cumltes" for dates, "off- wallet to insure and important" to one so- gap between Bili Toomey, Tob Ward, Lou Sonzogni, Barbara Murphy, Kathy Gallen, Joe true, proper crede/itials. Things uncon- sources. For example, a student twentieth century colleges, perhaps the "decent" American. And still ran fourth in the 1500 meter Olympic trials. He will color jokes in class" and "ob- O'Connell, Skip Tillman, Joe Zogby. Rich Bauer, Tom Tourish, Steve ciety concerning poverty, bru- once attacked in following will be. Middle basketball cheers." stitutional have been oc curing since at Bologna was the In the man, most dissappointingly, the wrongs going to Mexico. scenity-ridden McGuire, Paul Purchia, Phil Pressler OSA, Joe Thompson OSA. John Curry tality, war, the black not be left to smite the classroom itself with a cutlass. Ages "theology" was the most ex- righted, the suffer- That's the stuff he supposes you Galas, Dave Reynolds, Donna Taylor, Dave Hamilton, John Krajsa, Good King Richard so to the other have not been If he OSA, Tom is not necessarily Dave neither wants nor needs our sympathy. Holy Land. Having I would ask instructors who are pensive course of study given, and healed, and the war Villanovans to be made of. And Joe lacouitti, Gerard M. Banmiller, Joshua Ellis, Charles Finacchiaro, Roger infidels in the society. What remains now is to ing not not have gotten as far as the trials and Carl myself who I was, I discouraged by their students' i^- therefore only the very few were did he would damn the woman who stands Heley, Alex Kondas, Jim Manion, Al Matricciani, J. F.^Pellicciotti, Dennis reminded define these two societies. not stopped. Finneran, Mergaret O'Donald, Charles F. weak rationality I could athy to consider this alternative. exposed to it. I mention this rather than becoming would not have won such great confidence from so in the way of gross tradition! Strayhan. Pat Corcoran, Kevin J. turned what One is of action: of intellectuals, Simply, Richard Rozanski, DonaM Halberstat, Robert Heuk, Bad things. This was Perhaps the topic for discussion especially for the benefit of afrlend conscious and Villanovans. We can only guess how he feels Please do, those of you who Moss, muster to other dissenters, whether Ghanaian, more socially many is published weekly during the school year ^cept The VILLANOVAN easy as it may seem, as was "End the Crusade Now," or who is certain that his theology understanding, an all-too-large Dave will answer Mr. Banmiller's call, not as militant, or violent; and of and try to sympathize with him. We hope Thenksgiving, Christmes end Easter Vecetions, also Mid-term and Final Exam gradually "Get out of Antioch." This same text is the very one which Bernard is ignore the co-eds of this campus. my digestive system was society more segment of American society undergreduate students of Villenova University. Opinwns New Leftists. It is a his track career and aim toward the *72 periods by the the seat of learning records that in of Clairvaux threw at Peter Abelard while continue For, if you attempt to losing its battle to contain efforts becoming more intolerant; employ expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the official views of the University. and more frustrated in its Villanova is still behind him wherever he spirits then entering my stomach 1289 a student was stoned by a In 1140. the protesting minority is be- Games. our companionship as the means Second dess postage paid at Villanova, Penne. Editoriel end Business offices stop the senseless war, eradi- scribe. Be sure you know the people more Inflammable. goes, Just as it is behind those of its community who whereby you might classify us as located on the second floor of Dougherty Hell, Villenova Univereity, Villenove, coming "horny," your will be there In Mexico. attempts will be Pennsylvania 19065. u Page 6 t THE VILLANOVAN • September 28, 1968 September 28, 1968 • THE VILLANOVAN • Poge 7

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Second By J. View ELLIS By FLIP FERRERA merly declared, and where the ective conscientious objection the climax, it fizzled out. And When I was a Freshman in the would enable to Foetus HER FIRST ROMAN, the new that brings up another problem: national security was very def- him retain his mor- The Last School of musical at the Shubert Commerce and Finance, initely at stake (such as in World al integrity without violating any Theatre too many song fragments casually By JAY and there were thousands, was I recall that during an orien- laws. WALSH looks like a Little Theatre pro- inserted in place of G.B.S. bril- War 11). In any event, in the The state must realize that By a r^»^"^P"^^w^* The changes were quickly usually remembered or could be TOM^VATSOR tation meeting a teacher gav.e a duction of "Aida," and there be- liance. modern Western world it has nev- the very fact that it is *'at war" noticed this year when the mob quickly recalled, times to many gins its troubles. Brutus lecture in which he declared that er been used before to obtain does not obligate the Individual to When a producer Another men returned to campus. There were our consternation. He liked ideas, Finally I've pours a large he was ''burned up" by students to participate In foreign military defend it, as one's conscience must seen a science fic- amount of money The stars of HER FIRST RO- girls, even pretty ones, to improve If they would work, and he was tation. oblong it emits a powerful signal who objected to the draft. He intervene in deciding whether tion film that could be into set and costume design and MAN are in an unusual position, adventures which were not clear- a enjoyed by which is traced the scenery; the new hanger by not afraid toexperiment. The Stew- to Jupiter. A team pays asked what was so wrong with giv- ly in the national Interest. Dur- particular war is just or unjust. someone a bit more advanced than Man's Beginning little attention to dialogue Both Richard Kiley and Miss Ug- Corr Hall (Belle Air Hall) ed Tomato, of astronauts is sent to the giant was the Film series, and music things are ing up a couple of years of one's ing the Nineteenth Century when Christian doctrine teaches that it a pop- corn fizzling ten year old. Opening on the screen see bound to go gams come from award-win- going up; the Library and History the Arts Forum and the Concert we outer planet in search of the re- life wrong. They do. ning musicals, of to serve one's country in the England and France assumed our is immoral to take human life with- The slobbering, bug-eyed, monster pre- man apes living peacefully Performers ("Man La Dept. offices were both carpeted. series~-he worked on them all. clever of the signal. On the way armed forces. out sufficient of past flic have no freedom of movement in Mancha" and "Hallelujah, Baby!" , However, he present-day role of being the justification, so flame is dead. Now we with his mamallan peers; those that The girl's dorm was there, and He was part of the 'ADMINIS- four of the astronauts are killed by seemed to miss the point, as there world's that a Christian would be commit- have something that gives Michael Annals' lavishly glittered respectively). Poor Caesar. He policeman, they never sent occupied, as Dean Boyle content he was destined to rise above. the omnipotent Hal 9000 computer had pre- TRATION,' but was never though frequently is nothing wrong with serving in the draftees all over the :world to up- ting mass -murder if he partici- without boredom and has a cata- From this vegetarian existence he ugly costumes, needs this like another Brutus. dicted, even if they didn't have any afraid to buck it if we were right. who is suffering from a persecution He sul)stitutes bright Kiley handles Shaw with the pre- armed forces actually, it is a highly hold their foreign commitments. pated in a war which he consid- lytic effect on that kinetic supply Is changed into a carnivore. The color for shades, towels, or food. The He was the man in the middle, complex, (figure that out) The imagination in design, a fault cision of an actor trained in drama commendable thing to do, alttiough This sort of work was done en- ered unjust. Since the state has of intellectual curiosity stored in catalyst pre-eminating this change found parking lot even got new stripes. damned if he did, and damned if remaining astronaut (Keir Dullea) also in his settings. rather than musical comedy. What it is something which should be op- tirely by volunteers or mercen- no supernatural power to disting- all of us.(?) Is the first of the Mr. An- The faculty lot, so long promised, he didn't. But he tried, and he m eta -physical nears Jupiter but is caught in a Stanley nals tries to make his 9 ime he is not given the <^- tional. What is so objectionable aries. It is noteworthy that uish between right and wrong, it Kubrick, director of, symbols used in scenery was being constructed next to the was our friend. the movie. The meeting of cosmic forces which too portunity to sing of ttie is the fact that conscription is France never sent draftees is possible for it to transgress "Lolita»', and, "Dr. Strange- still vegetarian realistic, cluttering up the something to library; and the committee for Villanova will miss Fr. Ryan ape is confronted simulate going through a fireworks to from the love", has stage with a giant Sphinx, gold stature of "The Impossible ...used obtain manpower for the fight in Vietnam during its pro- moral law by waging a surpassed all his form- by a black monolith which has Social Action lost no time in re<- during the coming year, the stu- risen display at 200 miles per. He ;' er efforts panels decorated witti Egyptian Dream." armed forces, as the draft by its tracted war over there before war without sufficient justifica- and has come up with, mysteriously in night. cruiting workers. The Activities dent Villanova. For he cared the Their emerges as a man looking close to "2001: symbols, and large Cleopatra needs this musical .; very nature is an undemocratic, tion, and the Individual need not A Space Odyssey". In boxes care- the United States became so invol- '.'» reaction is that of their evolu- Period was moved to Monday about the student body, when it : death, and finds himself in a '-"^n^ cooperation lessly thrown about. like another asp. Miss Uggams, 'un-American institution. Con- ved; the French soldiers fighflng be a complete pacifist to oppose with Arthur C. Clark, tionary counterparts, a Simply, the at 11:30, and then abolished, with- sometimes cared little for him. mixture of regency style bedroom which looks a noted show is sadly, does not have the acting :.^:scription, whether used to obtain in Vietnam, unlike the American such a situation. Rightiy or astrophysicist and science fear and curiosity. Of a visual disaster, but out asking anybody, and you It could be termed a one-sided course, the concrete yet foreign after the pre- fiction as I suggested ability to handle ttie difficult com- manpower for the armed forces or GI's currently fighting over there, wrongly, many intelligent, respon- writer, Kubrick has pro- latter urge wins out everything else is could no longer buy your dinner friendship, for he was always giv- and through ceding experience. His life goes duced as bad if not edy. The role requires more than anything else, constitutes a form of were exclusively volunteers. sible people consider the Vietnam a film which has won wide- some subtle force the worse. in the evening, let alone get one ing, his time, his effort, ape-man is past him in review of the future and ; opened -eyed surprise and coy involuntary servitude which con- Senseless Slaughter conflict an Immoral war. It would spread critical acclaim and pushed to use the Dreary Musical be- for free. The Masses in Corr, to us. bone as both at the instant before death he is created How can such a dreary musical havior, and when it comes to tradicts the individual's right to Certain people will argue that be gravely wrong for anyone who some c o ntroversy. weapon and tool. Through whole wheat hosts; and only 50 No sentimental weeping, no this, the confronted by another monolith. live his life. government's "Time", gave be based on Bernard Shaw's emoting, all she can do is cover own The the draft for the Vietnam war is so deeply exposes the Vietnam this short comment coming of the carnivore, "Cae- to 75 people attended the opening post mortem for his reign, just and the Again it interferes with the normal in the sar and Cleopatra"? Where is her face and cough a few verbal only prc^)er function is to preserve justified on the grounds that the conflict to fight in it, so that our September 6 issue; possibility of superiority, the Mass in the Fieldhouse.Vasey an appreciation for a man who the patterns and causes the astronaut Au- marvelous wit, the tears. advice to her is to the rights of its citizens. When it Vietnam conflict is in the draft must initiate some form of "Director Stanley Kubrick at- material urbane twists My national cared. And best of luck to him urge of territoriality is to be reborn. He is last seen ditorium was even being re- in language, transcends this function; when it, interest. This point selective conscientious objection tempts to create a new cine- born. and time less humor stick to musicals like "Baby!" is debatable, decorated—finally. in the future. After this nudge the proto- floating fetally in space gazing that is Shaw? All has been sac- where all she needs do is play in f^ct, makes depredations upon however. While uiere are individ- in order that such an individual will matic language to describe human is allowed to But there was a big change on My view from the second floor proceed along towards the world whose future is it future. rificed for music that is dread- Leslie Uggams and belt out a few these ri^ts, can no longer offer uals who look upon the war in Viet- be able to fulfill his military ob- the His grammar is the regular evolutionary the 2nd floor of Hall, originates in the S.G.A. office paths. dependent on what follows. Dougherty ful, (I specifically any valid justification for its own nam as vital to the national ligation without violating his ccxi- faultless, his pronuncia- mean that there good songs. secur- on the top floor of Dougherty, not so easily noticed by the aver- The Future? Interpretation is not one tuneful existence. ..«?-•••;;•:.' '"^ ;• ity, there are just as many respon- sclence. tion beautiful, his message and appropriate Most regrettable is the com- where we somehow manage to However, perhaps an even bet- age student. Of all the familiar Now we switch to the year 2001. song). In place of Ugly Institutioti* sible Americans, including even obscure." The, "God concept", is the heart direction and plete waste of Claudia McNeil's faces seen year after year, either start the rumors or get ter Idea than selective consci- one Another monolith has been choreography there is pageantry The United States used to be some of the leaders in our govern- In Kubrick's latestfilm the mes- of this movie. Kubrick has differ- talent. First, they dress her missing. them 1st hand instead of 5th. entious objection would be the com- was The Interest of the We discovered on the moon. The head consiting of troop proud of the fact that it was among ment, who view this conflict as sage is the medium and the lack ent ideas as to what or who, mass move- like a buxom pup tent and then man in the student body of Vil- shall try to pass them on to you plete abolition of the draft. I of the governmental space agency ments of Egyptian and Ro- the nations without this ugly insti- senseless slaughter, where the of plot forming dialogue is the first "god", might be. He has said, "I give her ten minutes of dialogue. lanova, through this medium endorse Senator George McGov- and the time he prejudiced is on his way to the moon to help man soldiers. Nothing resembles tution. Our country used to offer U.S. is clobbering a small Asian odd thing about it you may note. I do not believe in any of earth's I have the feeling that she knows spent trying to help It in many cases, but so it must ern's recent statement that "we and guide in discovering its origin and signi- a "dance in the a haven for people who were flee- country for reasons the Adminis- guarantee you It won't be the last. monotheistic religions." He does number" conven- the show is in trouble; in fact, its leaders be with all human endeavors. other should end the draft of our young was recognized by ficance. At a stop at the space tional sense, and more important, ing from lands to avoid mil- tration In Washington can not even The director gets the meaning to believe that beings of more there probably is not a person at all who dealt men and replace that unfair and with him. Many station a piece of, "local color", the pace is slow. itary conscription; Indeed many of explain clearly. Indeed, public op- you through the use of metaphysical advanced planets could be acting a.s Slow shows bore the Shubert who feels differently. times we tried I wasteful system with a voluntary to find him, pin familiar to all is seen, Howard audiences and v^our Nineteenth Century Imml- inion polls Indicate that about half symbols. These must be inter- a gods to those of less advanced HER FIRST RO- Already, the producers have given him down, and many times we V grants over for program in which those who serve Johnson's, . "Earthllght Room," MAN is not ttie exception to the came here the sole of all adult Americans regard the preted by the viewer and in this way galaxies or planets. You may or an S.O.S., and have recruited a the nation are reimbursed suf- disagreed with him, but he was (HOORAY rule. On leaving purpose of evading the draft in Vietnam war as a mistake. There- your imaginaUon is stimulated FOR SLOB ART) may not extract this theory from the theatre, one new director, choreognrapher, our friend. as their homelands. ficiently to attract a competent He controlled the purse lady said that they Today, however, fore, it Is a gross Injustice to use The Hosselberger you form your own conclusions Anyway, the big the film, that is up to you. should throw lyricist, librettist and composer. strings--of our budgets and helped man reaches the the tables are turned, since the volunteer force." It Is doubtful out all the music and start again. young Americans as pawns in a war based on your personal interpre- moon *and sets out, with The task that is before them is .. a group of I have that conscription to control us when we needed not tried to give you my .United States is the only nation in of Is necessary, I tend to agree. The tunes fall not enviable. Perhaps "Caesar such dubious morality and legal- Btoes Band other scientists, for the excavated Interpretation of the film even except in the event that the na- it--more often than we thought. ihe Western world --indeed, vir- ity. ^' monolith. into two catagories: (1) those with and Cleopatra" should never have They greet the long bur- though some of it may have entered tion Is directly attacked and con- His experience was greater than no melody or tually the only nation in the entire ied object with the rhythm and (2) those l)een made a musical in the first Conscientious Objection ours, yet he rarely pulled rank. same mixture unconciously. Your interpretation world- -which has a military draft. sequentiy becomes Involved In a " . with cliched, sentimental lyrics place, but the damage has been Must Be of fear and curiosity as their As long as the United States Is He was always busy, but with is the only acceptable one. You Therefore, for first formally declared full-scale war. that would nauseate if dcme to the the time in Giant precursors at the beginning Shaw, there tune of $600,000. of the going to assume Its present role "our" activities. Every detail. ought see this one though, its going our history, a substantial However, If such an event ever was ever the possibility FIRST is the num- tale. While examining the of his HER ROMAN first of world policeman and become ebony to be a classic! ber of people are fleeing from our occured It Is probable that enough hearing them. After seeingashow musical of the season. It may engaged hi foreign military ad- young men would volunteer to fight country and going elsewhere to Poster like this I can well understand why also be the ONLY musical to come ventures, some sort of selective for live in order to escape from tills their country so that a draft he never let musicians make mus- to Philadelphia if the theatre's conscientious objection should be from any photo Theatre evil institution. might not even be needed. Even I icals of his plays. ' My Fair Lady" schedules are not changed. But proved for, whereby the hidlvld- But our military draft would now, tiie vast majority of draft- "Kubrick provides the viewer with the worked, "Roman" does not. For even if you adore musical comedies ual can legally declhie to partici- age youths accept their not be so Intolerable if it were fate wil- closest equivalent to psychedelic experience a moment in the first act Leslie (and I surely do), the best advice pate In a war whlt;h he considers lingly. Indeed, many enlist vol- not for the fact that it conscripts this side of hallucinogens!"-X'o.n."A fan- Uggams as Cleopatra sang a couple is stay away . . . and any way, who unjust There Is no sufficient untarily; statistically only one Livinff Arts men into the armed forces to par- of bars that sounded promising, can afford to see shows at $9.00 a ground for conscientious objection ticipate in foreign wars or other per cent actually refuse induc- tastic movie about man's future! An but Just as the song was reaching ticket? when the country is direcUy at- tion. overseas commitments where it The draft dodgers, draft unprecedented psychedelic roller coaster of tacked (as In is not even clear that our nation- World War n), unless card burners, and pseudo- intel- an experience! '^'oV... "Kubrick's 200V is By J. ELLIS one Is a total pacifist. al security is at stake. Tradition- However, lectual oddballs like me who write UIZ ' Chrittion Q — Scianc* a person who Is not opposed to the ultimate trip!" Monitor ally, conscription in the Western such subversive articles, are (Continued from page 5) Clive Barnes, drama critic of . all war could conceivably consider 3. JACQUES BR EL IS ALIVE world has been utilized only to merely a tiny minority of the C) Paul Durlap, a foreign military adventure such THE NEW YORK TIMES, writes: AND WELL AND LIVING IN PARIS who can wiggle his ears and nos- muster up men to defend the home- younger generation. The fact that as the Vietnam conflict as being un- "If you really want to see, hear (October 29-November 17). This trils at the same time land against foreign attack. It has so many youths serve their coun- and feel what is happening in may well be the best musical to Richard Nixon's ** never been used to obtain men to just or Immoral. In such a case, try so willingly is a very good 7) Forgotten Man'' is: the American theatre, you must go come to Phlladelpiiia this year. fight overseas, except in national he is morally bound to follow the commentary on the patriotism of A) the unfortunate suburbanite who Has only two Off- Broadway. That's where the the rising Brel, a French composer and emergencies where war was for- dictates of his conscience. Sel- | generation. cars and 2£t.x3£t. action is..." one swimming pool singer, refuses to perform in With its fifth season, the Theatre America because of the Vietnam B) a new televison series on NBC only$f.95 of the Living Arts brings Off- situation. But two Americans have C) Harold Stassen. Broadway to Philadelphia. 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Po8« 9 S«Dt«nb., 28. 1968 . THE VILLANOVAN • Page 8 t THE VILLANOVAK • September 28, 1968 Thing Morning Fog Papin Fulbright Grants (Continued from page 5) The competition for United vate students who would not (Continued from page 1) By VINCE DOUGLASS show up at the games. Band Day States grants for graduate study or to college. The ordinarily go or for study and pro- A cross country runner ttiought on Parents Weekend always needed those same research, university has a special scholar- moved swiftly over fessional training in the creative he would get his workout In early special emphasis, and tiie road over nounced that the immediate pur- stu- bridges and roads and took By J. F. PELLICCIOTTl ship fund for underprivileged performing arts aboard in last Thursday l)ecause of late trip to Buffalo was to be a and of Sounding Board is to es- going the country. The half million troops pose dents and we will be able to bring its close. their decision to continue classes. He dragged his body out 1969-70, is nearing By student views good battle. The runner almost with their tanks destroyed the roads tablish a forum ôr the students to campus for tours as part a student op- of bed and down to the track laughed but he The awards are available "Sounding Board," "the rack of commun- figured he better and took over the TV, radio, and to combat and interviews. There is also a /- and cultural ex- inion forum, as a regular feature, at six. There he saw this not. The Bandsman kept rambling destroyed of the educational ication between the students, the to boys to the newspapers and plan bring younger of the U. S. De- the of has op- curious sight. It seems that there on. He mentioned about the Dance change program management WWVU faculty, and the administration un- many, e.g. in the eastern Slovakl an campus for football games. We State. The general pur- entirely new dimension was some poor bugger marching Band trying and partment of end up an der the present state of affairs." to get in to IJF cities of Kosief and Presov. are also cooperating with the ad- the program, administrated in campus communications. Stu- frantically all around the football how that would put his teeth thru surrounded the pose of "The students," he continued, ministration in developing a The students more the Institute of International dents received a general idea of field. his lip. The Pep band was going wrote by "are so uninformed that they are relevant curriculum and speaker tanks. They rode on them, runner could Education, is to increase mutal the new show on Wednesday ev- misinformed." Therefore Coming closer the to play at all the football rallies on them and talked to the soldiers easily schedule. There is also a sub- between the people make out a small red headed fel- and of course there the Christ- understanding ening, September 18. At that time Sounding Board will be presented was asking, "Why have you come, Go sidiary of SAC known as the Cam- United States and those of personality Alan Mor- low with a clarinet stuffed in his mas C(»icert. He said he'd cried, "We Photo by Peter Kllmacek of the WWVU air every Wednesday evening 4:30 to pus Action Committee which plans home". The students and Joe like a lollypop. The runner probably wear out a whole set of INTERVIEW other countries. rison invited Chuck Stevens 6:30 p.m. beginning tonight, as mouth want Swoboda and Dubcek* PHOTOGRAPH OF THAT SAME PRESS to involve students in on-campus ANOTHER the competition greatly in- dis- his eyes hard figuring he'd pads tills season. (For the in the future, a With Mayberry to a live, impromptu long as the present level of in- rubbed Swoboda in Czech and Slovak means showing what will be Czechoslovkia's rarest commodity changes. creased because of Congressional cussion during his musical pro- wake up but he didn't and the clarinet?). He added that this 17 year old girl in terest is maintained. The pro- The social revolution is the freedom." One uncensored television crew. gram then in progress. The en- marcher kept taking eight quick was only half of it. During the In oi the gram will be broadcast LIVE from only alternative for those who hope Bratislava stood^ front suing repartee had begifn during steps for every five yard line. Spring semester the Band has a them to go home the East Lounge of Dougherty Hall. for ultimate solution of the present tanks and told Political Poll Coffee Hour, Every now and tiien a few squeaks heavy concert tour planned along The Rus- the Student- Faculty The format is rather general in Anyone can be- that they wanted peace. Americans political dilemma. Hungry page I) and was continuing on the air with would splurt put of the long black with parades, mixers and Palestra with a short burst (Continued from nature, and has been designed to come a part of this movement by sians killed her great spirit when Morrison inter- tube. The ridiculous figure sud- performances. machine guns. Her By DOUG NITCH has a low sylvania) following the same order provide the students with as much attending a general meeting or a from their leads a restricted life, rupted. "If anyone listening has denly made a tin soldier halt and As could be expected, ttie runner are now fasting for sit back and find it hard to essentially has of alternatives was 19%, 50%, freedom of expression as possible. meeting of any of the specific fellow students We vitality level, and any comment to add to our discus- the runner saw his chance to was a little tired listening to all her memory. She will that widespread poverty ahead. 7%, and 15%. Mediator Alan Morrison will state activities which will be announced 110 days in l)elleve less chance of getting 7%, sion or anything to say about WHAT investigate. this and his first question was generations as an hi country, despite the the fact that the topic for discussion based on on the bulletin boards. Replace live for future exists this StiU more salient is Bombing Trotting onto the wet grass, we are doing, come up to the stu- still unanswered so he interrupted example of courage. various media - television, radio, this child's self-esteem is Vietnam became suggestion from the audience. Stu- the frustration of Mao's "red- The question on he greeted his unexpected com- dios, or call me up and I'll give you and again asked <'Why are you out In the few radio stations left, newspapers, etc. - reflecting the shattered. "By the time he com- asking about the dents will then be free to make any book" with the dedicated hard work more specific back.*' The student re- pany with, "Hey fellow, you must this ungodly hour of the to broad- of the he your dime comments that they wish. There here at the announcers continued grim fact that one-fifth pletes his fifth grade of school, student's bombing policy. They of Michael Harrington's "Toward frosty breath response was immediate and over be nuts". A morning"? The reply was that it cast throughout the invasion. Many "great" society is poverty- strick- convinced that he is inferior. for cessaUon of will be no restrictions on the na- a Democratic Left." is repUed: 25% whelming. Within a few moments plied, "I guess so, but you see all Davis' fault. It seems or eating for ture of the topics. was Mr. went without bathing en. Therefore, he tries less," empha- bombing, 36% for suspension, 10% the station was filled, anfl ,its our coach, Mr. Davis. He clarinetist had gotten out Bratislava, on one Ad- radio Mr. Landau emphasized that in that the three days. In The Council of Economic sized Dr. Hughes. for the present stance, 23% for the crowd beginning to spill makes Jim Harding look like a the Toledo game and announcer con- that in 1964 33.4 over- was order to make Sounding Board of step during station, the female visers revealed These people often are intensification and 6% for nucleur. out into the corridors. The dis- sissy." he had to practice one hour each She said. "The of the total Ameri- commodities work the full cooperation of ev- Humanae tinued to broadcast. million or 18% charged for the few The Midcile Atlantic average was cussion was free and furious. It "But you're only in the Band?" as penance. The runner now, take over" population was living in "The poor eryone concerned will be needed. morning troops are coming can that they do purchase. in the above order: 35%, 32%, ranged from the "parking prob- (Continued from page 5) "Watch what you say about the asked why didn't he quit if it of the air time was as pointed out by Dr. John what they buy The students, the faculty, and the him and the rest poverty, often pay more for 11%, 19% and 4%. lem," to the "role of the SGA." Band, fellow!" was so tough and this Davis was filled with her sobbing. E. Hughes, professor of sociology the depressed areas," the pro- administration are cordially in- not be considered in rational dis- in Cities One person's comment could be After a tense silence the runner, so mean and ugly. The Bandsman Meanwhile the Russians tried to here at Villanova in his lecture fessor continued, "because, for vited nay, urged-to attend. cussion of weight control. "It The question on the urban crisis taken as t3T)ical: "I have a prob- trying to be sociable, asked why asked him if he wanted a punch find someone to take over the gov- last week on poverty in America. example, merchants are forced to WWVU wants its listeners to is not licit, even for the gravest gave alternatives of education, lem," he said, "What can I do?" he was out there all alone in the mouth, if not he'd better ernment, they could find none. They The talk very appropriately raise prices due to higher realize that this program is an reasons, to do evil so that good subsidy, job training and practicing at six in the morning. housing, "Write!" said Morrison. "Write independent venture, watch what he said about the Band also tried to find some justification coincided with last week's occa- Insurance rates levied on stores entirely and may follow therefrom, even when riot control as a remedy. to Father Welsh, to Captain Cun- The bandsman stated something and the Coach. He added to for the invasion but could get no sion-Charity Week. located in ghettos." is not affiliated with nor control- the intention is to promote indiv- Villanovans replied: 37% for edu- nane, to the VILLANOVAN, and," to the effect that during the foot- this warning that Mr. Davis had believable one. In Ostrava, a pe- The Department of health, Edu- Several causes for poverty were led by, any campus organization. idual, family, or social well- cation, 7% for housing, 2% for he added, "to me." When the ball season they played for keeps, promised him that if he did come tition appeared signed by 90 work- cation, and Welfare arrived at a cited. Unemployment, which com- Further, the staff of WWVU sees being." Paul VI also points out subsidy, 4% for job training and program ended, Morrison asked and they had a tough schedule to down early and work out alone ers who asked the Russians to save similar conclusion of the poor in prises not merely technological the great amount of enthusiasm the danger of widespread use of 13% for riot control. The Mid- students to submit written opin- meet. There was a new pre- he'd get to play solo. (???) them Ifrom the impending German this country and specified that a unemployment, but also decadent generated to date as a manifes- diet pills: conjugal infidelity, Atlantic average was: 38%, 8%, ions on the show. The results were cision drill and music to be learned invasion. When the people tried to minimum annual income of $3,130 business conditions, was one tation of awakening student con- and unprecedented soaring of With that line the runner was and 11%. Some a 3%, 40% fantastic. Over four hundred com for every home game. but he didn't. find the 90 they found they could was needed by a family of four to cause. Low level income and cern on this campus. They hope aesthetic ideals due to a loss of sure he'd wake up, All Villanovans were eligible to received like West Chester level. others. >.munications were laud- Musical powers could think of found.ÂJDi|2jher ryjnor had a remain above the poverty broken home were two that this energy can be channeled appreciation of a shapely body, The only thing he not be vote however only 26.35% of those and Holy Cross were expected to to ing, the program, and asking for point was to abandon the SalgOlîc taking over the In simple terms this comes No End Is In Sight into productive areas, which, un- and worst of all "public authori- at this m an named eligible to vote did. more of the same. "There is a old man $0.70 per person per day. As Dr. "There is no indication that the fortunately, has not been the case ties would be apt to confuse the Letters lunatic and the football field and government and an 80 year great need for student -administra- Hughes said, "Try to live on that." poverty is coming to an on many campuses. truly starving with the merely trot on up to Corr Hall Chapel. r an around trying to find a gun and war on tion communication on this cam- (Continued from page 4) Youth Suffers Hughes contended. He It can only be hoped that the ad- overzealous dieter." There he got down on his knees kill him. end," Dr. of of this country are various programs pus and this is one means peac- ministration of Villanova and the And since you did not delete his, and prayed for all the people in "1 talked with the Russian The youth did mention meeting this American Theologians being hurt as poverty con- aimed at wiping out ably and effectively members of the faculty can be pre- perhaps you will also permit mine the Band. He also gave a very troops," Father said, "The really which were student. four months, to flourish. Twenty- two per Educational training pro- demand," wrote one Com- vailed upon to contribute to the suc- During the past to remain: real thanks for having Jumbo Jim average soldier had no idea where tinues poverty. step to have all youngsters under 18 civil rights programs, im- mented another: "A good cess of this most wortliwhile pro- Papal fact finding committees Fellow Villanovans, I propose as a coach and not that Mr. Davis he was and thought he was out on cent of grams, alliance countries to of age come from families employment and labor student-faculty and com- ject. As always, however, the suc- been visiting various that we pledge that we DO respect fellow. manuevers somewhere." "When years proved as poverty-stricken. policies, welfare services munication." "Keep Free Radio cess or failure of the experiment warn hierarchies that the Pope tradition but that we, at the same they found out where they werettnd classified market Dr. alive at Villanova," enthused sev- solicits their co-operation for this tradition with doing some began It is not hard to visualize, as and rehabilitation, Income main- depends on the students them- time, season that There is only one thing you what they were were illustrated, that poverty social security are eral. selves. There can no longer be encyclical. The committees open-mindedness so that we do not to cry". The officers said that they Hughes tenance, and if you do not ap- in the fact that national can do Czecho- affects one's every day living con- the approaches. Keeping mind any excuse for the "I don't give a also asked to report on stagnate our very existence. That had come to protect some of of an article in the well as his outlook on on a bleaker note this was in response to a com- damnisms" which have flourished feeling about an encyclical of this we do not turn our backs on a prove slovakia from the invasion of the; ditions as Concluding child coming from an ex- on which he started. Dr. pletely spontaneous program which for such a long time here. There type. Amleto Cardinal Caccia- great legacy but realize that our Villanovan. Write your Germans and the Zionists that life. A than that in the cat- had received no advanced public- diffi- lies in the NEXT one hundred wanted to take over Czech- tremely poor family is Hughes said, "These standards, can no longer be a place for tore (73) had an especially future own. Res Ipsa Loquitur. egory of those having high statistics) underestimate the ity at all, it can easily be seen "apathy-" a word which has been cult task in convincing tiie Amer- and twenty five years, and not the Slovakia." (the lower ages. why the management of WWVU ican theologians in Washington^ Villanovans, I urge a mortality rates at actual total living hi poverty." tossed about with great abandon for LAST. Loyal ESCAPE a was more than happy to expand many years. There IS a time for Father Charles Curran spokes- boycott of Gerald Banmiller. We After the intial chaos of the for theologians neither speak to, show defer- "Sounding Board" to two full change-not radical rebellion-but man the American will invasion, the Russians began to stereotype or any&ing to If you've got the time, hours and to give it a regular peaceful, meaningful improve- said that since his Am- ence towards have tighten up the borders. Father beloved place in the programming* ment. WWVU, the student body of erican is thin, and has never do with this defile r of our Papin was still in Czecho-Slovakia. suffered the torments of obesityj, Villanova. Ronald Pomente '69 Acting with what amounts to Villanova University, and, I am we've got the car. Some of his students called me and is not able to cope with the popular mandate, WWVU Gen- he articles on ,1 they could only keep a sure, the Administration itself, (It is our policy to print ,, told me that oral an- problems of corpulence. Father relevance for a Manager Fred Landau hopes the time is now. . the basis of literary merit and the border open for him Curran went on to say that ' 'people to the thoughts that run through the short time on a certain night. "We mind. Mr. may responsibly decide according Collective Villanova got a jeep and painted a red cross artificial Banmiller's article was well written and to their own scales that on it." "Then we set out for the obviously inspired the nwntal weight losing is sometimes per- has border steering in and out of The Villanova Entrepreneur processes of, as you say "many, many" missible and indeed necessary." tanks." The trip of 40 miles took Villanovans. - Ed.) Have you <;v<'r been proud enough of a paper to think that Swiss Theologian, Hans Kung, 10 hours. To the Editor: accurately puts into perspec- it ought to ix' published? Here is your opportunity! Villanova's enrollment has in- As Father P24)in got to the border tive the encyclical stating that the (iAMMA PHI, th«; honor society of the college of creased with amazing rapidity. after talking with some Russians, encyclical would eventually prove lose that Check from home! commerce and finance, in conjunction with the other The administration (that misun- the Czecho-Slovakia border rec- Don't to be another instance of the us- television and organizations and students of commerce and fmance, is derstood word again -sorry) has ognized him from ury-Copernicus- GalL'eo -Darwin him through quickly. "As Carry your Cash In your ballpolnti endeavoring to create a hi-yearly publication, THE allowed women to matriculate and cleared syndrome of Christianity. transfer students to enter in in- I passed over the border into VILLANOVA ENTREPRKNEUR, which will reflect the Here's what you get when you Austria, he saluted me and said, A College Seal Checking Account creasing numbers. However, with It's Yellow open a Checking Account - activities and interests of the college of commerce and finance, will do the trick. Name-imprinted increase of personage, 'Tell them the way it was." "I ^ all this Catch: You must be 18 or No charge for name imprinted on and yet appeal to the students of the whole university. At this request." checks for students and faculty carry there has not been a proportionate over, have a Pennsylvania intend to honor their each check Villanovp ' 'niversity Seal. moment we are soliciting articles from the student body. What the balance required WEEK Of CONCERN increase of teachers. How can one driver's license and 2 years What does the future hold? Father No minimum No service charge for deposits we desire most are papers, term papers, or book reports that driving experience. opposition to the enjoy an English class with fifty forsees a quiet We do your tx>okkeeping for you. No limit on number of checks per are related in some way to the business world or to the Vista students in it? Money MUST, yes Dividend: You might find Russians. However, he knows that You get a monthly accounting of month driving a cab a bit of a liberal No limit on amount of each check economy. We would also greatly appreciate efforts by anyone must, be spent to recruit more memories fade quickly and some deposits and itemized check education In itself. within your isalance who would be willing to write an article on a current public Peace Corps qualified teachers. My suggestions sort of calm may result. As to payments. That tieats trying to keep No charge for Wallet Checkt>ook As a part time Yellow Cab a budget, doesn't it? cover ' 1 - that some money be things will ever return to issue applicable for use in the magazine. The deadline for are two: driver you can drive day or whether Tutorial Service back from building (I doubt spring again he remarked, "No submitting material for the first publication is Monday, held night (Qirls—days only). So the And you've got a receipt for your Just $2 for 20 COLLEGE SEAL most students would mind head for the great outdoors can really tell, even if the service October 14, but we would urge that you contact us as quickly that one record when the cancelled check Checks plus token monthly the earnings are great. things will In Dougherty Hall holding a small class if it were spring does come again t>ack. fee of 50c. as possible. comes interesting, anywhere) to get For more information or an never be the same." "Are things Artists and typists are also needed. 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Seotetnber 28. 1966 t THE VILLANOVAN > Pofle 11 Poge 10 t THE VILLANOVAN > September 28, 1968 Football FroshBaskethall Strong Row Deal (Continued from page 1 2) Delaware Looks Strong A final Geo. Raveling Leaves V. V. tackle for six points. The Toledo tally came on the first ^ — By PETE PHILBIN By DON HALBERSTADT is not alone on the list. Delaware's By There is something of an unwrit- 6*10" boy, ttie Cats had to settle with the MIKE GORNIOWSKY play of the fourth quarter captain Bob Novotny,whohid ten law team Jones, for Instance, was first called In the Big Five that no for the best big man in the city. versatile throwing an 18 yard This year's homecoming week For those of you who never heard Dave Patrick got a raw deal. There's Just no two Moss been playing line-backer, was school is permitted to Raveling's attention from a to have two Hank Siemlontkowski, a 6'6" cen- scoring pass to Dave Daniels on end will be highlighted by Sat- of George Raveling, his (tecislon to ways about it. He should be on the Olympic Team switched to offensive guard to make picture in Sports Illustrated Mag- consecutive outstanding Fresh- ter from North Siem- urday's game against the Fightln' Catholic. an option play. At this point de- leave Villanova probably seems in- men teams. and he isn't. Back in the early spring, the United room for Bruce Hanley on the azine and the rest is Just history. According to coach lontkowski is very strong off ttie had rolled up a 45 to 14 Blue Hens of Delaware. Headed by significant. For the Toledo fensive squad. Hanley, a Junior, has past three Kraft this Is the year George Raveling was concerned the Cats boards and has a good touch around States Olympic Committee (U.S.O.C.) which is the lead. However, the Wildcats did Coach Tubby Raymond, the Univer- years, George Raveling been battlii\g sophomore Ted Gre- has been on will break with tradition. with the image of the Negro athlete "I was the basket. Mr. Kraft described governing body for all track and field in the U.S., not die. With 12 minutes left in sity of Delaware will field an the University's payroll as an as- gory for a defensive end spot. Ray- felt very satisfied with the recruiting in college. He that very few him as "a tou0i competitor, one the game, QB Sodaski hit split aggressive but inexperienced sistant coach. During the summer, ruled that the winner in the Los Angeles Trials mond would like both oftheminthe people think about the Negroes who job we did this year," he said. of those kids who hates to lose." lineup. end Tom Boyd with a beautifully defensive lineup. Gregory would be however. Raveling, decided to take "For us to automatically qualified for the team. They attached do make it both academically and get into tournaments Good Playmaker yard scoring pass. Raymond, starting his third year a executed 21 the fifth sophomore on the de- sales promotion post with the and compete with stipulation, that if the athlete displayed athletically. More people seemed to the caliber of Bob Gohl, a 1967 graduate of one being scored as a result as head coach of the Blue Hens, Villanova again fensive unit if he did get in the Converse Rubber Company. "The teams we're up against, be concerned with the Negro who we have Upper Darby high who attended complete ineptness at high-altitude L^ke Tahoe, with the has five first-year men in the hardest of a sustained drive, lineup. The others are cornerbacks part of the decision was to come up with good boys every just could not handle the academic Frederick Military School last final to place, would Wildcats going 71 yards in 9 plays offensive unit and four more rook- leaving Villanova," Raveling said. where the trials were take he Ron Kline and Sonny Merkle, tackle grind. Hardge Davis, for example, year. If U.C.L.A. and North Car- year, seems to be the heir ap- for the tally. ies in the defensive alignment. "I had to think of it removed. Ghuck Avery and linebacker John terms of what olina can do it, there be has been on the dean's list every is no reason parent to Frank Gillen in the Wild- Kickers Excel "It is certainly no secret that we my long-term goals are going to final trials last Gipriano. year. Erv Hall and Larry James, why we can't." cat backcourt. Gohl combines the So then what happens? At the week are relying heavily on sophomores be." Something must be said for the Defense Stronger two Villanova olympiads, are two qualities you look for in a the first three finishers are awarded places on the two teams' placeklckers. Ken this year," Raymond admits. "In Top Forwards Avery, a 6 - 3, 220 pounder, was If you were a student of further of guard, examples the scholar he is an excellent play- Mexico City delegation and the Los Angeles winners Crots, the Toledo kicker tallied 9 addition to the probable starters, big Super scout George Raveling has one of the most ccxisistent per- five basketball in the late athlete. Those three are among maker and a good outside shot. with four disregarded. points on 6 extra points and a 35 we have twelve sophomores on the fifties, the name Raveling was come up outstanding like Dave Patrick who placed fourth are formers in the Hens' preseason Jim Elliot's current stable of great Coach Dan Dougherty in his third 6 placements second offensive and defensive m prospects tills year. Chris Ford yard fieldgoal. The practice sessions. Gipriano is a certainly not unfamiliar. At 6-6, stars year If Dave had run poorly then the U.S.O.C.'s corollary track recruited by Raveling. at the helm has scheduled streak to 45 straight units." 210 and Joe McDowell were two of ran Grot's linebacker built along the lines of pounds, "the Rave" as he was Campus life for Raveling his first 15. would be valid. But Patrick's performance could from practice for Oct. The extra points, the best in the nation. Raymond listed halfback Dick affectionately tagged by the oppo- the most sought after forwards in former Delaware Little AU- 1956 to 1960 was just about the Wildkittens open up against hardly be rated poor. He ran 3:52 for the 1500 meters The Villanova placement kicker Kelly, fullback Ghuck Hall, tackles sition, was no stranger to Eastern Scholastic basketball last Americain Herb Slattery. The phy- same as it is now for a John Jones Princeton on Dec. 3 at the Field holder situation is somewhat different. Gonway Haymen and Joe Shetzler sical year. Ford at 6»5" impressed on- just three seconds behind world- record Jim Hens' sophomore is 6-3 and 230 contact. He was rough and or a Hal Watson. were House. "You more Last week, Goach Gregory, with guard Yancy Phillips as the aggressive. Raveling, the lookers with his shooting, ball- Ryun. pounds. The addition of Klein and first of anVLthlete, a Negro athlete at for a consistant kicker sc^homore starters with the offen- negro handling and tremendous desire. desperate Merkle to the defensive backfield captain in Villanova ath- that."^hite students try to get to What then is the Committee's excuse? They claim held a contest, open to the entire sive unit. letic history, holds the single A resident of Atlantic City, Chris Olympians should strengthen the previously game know you as an individual -not just that they held a meeting of all the athletes at Lake body in order to find a Captain Switched rebounding town publications. His mental file attended Holy Spirit High School. student pass defense of the Blue Hens. record (29). Dur- as a name they read in a column. weak (Continued from page 1 2) Tahoe (there were ten finalists in each event) and **Super-Kicker". He may have It is an odd occurence when team ing his junior and senior years, increased r^idly. It soon reached McDowell was selected as the out- Saturday's game then, will It was not easy for George Rave- found such an athlete in Wally captains are shuffled from one •lie led to two the joint, that if there is a black standing ballplayer in the Spring- Mexico they voted overwhelmingly to disregard the Los aggressiveness can "Rave" Villanova ling, who did not have the the Villanova athletes in decide whether best kicks in the position to another but Villanova consecutive post season tourna- high school basketball player, field, Mass. area for two succes- certain that ruling. Naturally the nine non-winners Deceia, a junior who for inexperience. start in life, but he has helped City next month, it is Angeles make up popular soccer style, nents. After his last year in 1960, sprinter, hurdler you could think of sive years. Mr. Kraft described a source currently make it easier for the likes they will continue to be would all vote for this since it would be one more of Gogolak brothers the coaches had ranked Vil- and George Raveling could not give him as a 6'4" hustling, aggres- their re- started by the UPI Howard Porter, who is an English of great pride for both record of 10 receptions set by ineffective, and in order for the open berth. of the NFL. Wally kicked all lanova University ninth in the you his stats and college board sive ballplayer with an excellent spective countries and their defense used by the Wildcat's major, Sam Simms, who is in pre- ridiculous can these get? They make one QB Sodaski's older brother Paul to country. scores than you could be sure that shot. Villanovans How men three Villanovaextrapointsandhis med, and John Jones, who is in university. And we as in 1966. be effective there must be strong such a person does not exist. John Failing to come up with the ruling and then turn around and totally reverse them- potential as a scorer from 40 yards But what George Raveling has political science. can share In that pride. Good Spirit defensive line play. On the whole, on field goals may be invaluable done best for Villanova, has been selves. The whole thing smacks of some very under- Another point that must be nien- the execution of the defensive unit to the team. recruiting Negro athletes, handed dealings by this supposedly renowned group tioned was the fine spirit displayed was poor, but this may be justi- The results of this game may especially from the South. Coach by the team as a whole. The team fied by the fact that of the 11 men For the Liberal Arts Major, of individuals. If any of the fifteen thousand or so be disastrous in the eyes of the Kraft's front line this year could never appeared to give up, as on the defensive squad, 7 were people who witnessed the July trails put two and two Wildcat fans, but to the Villanova read Sam Simms, Phoenix City, exemplified by the way they fought practically without any previous really got coaching staff some fine perfor- Alabama, Howard Porter, Sar- PQT can open a whole together, they will discover that they falling behind 21 to college experience at their new world back after 0, mances were put on by individuals. asota, Florida, and John Jones taken for a ride. Paying five and six dollars for to score two TD's and threaten The positions. par- Pompano Beach, Florida- all evid- Coach Gregory seemed of opportunity .. tickets the fans witnessed nothing more than a Rocket's lead. This type of spirit ence of Ravelings out of state re- ticularly pleased with the work of glorified that meant nothing In determining may prove to be the deciding cruitings. workout John Sodaski at the quarterback FROSH FOOTBALL Each year, NSA offers challenging systems program writing, and universities can be partially orwhbtty factor in future games. Raveling started recruiting as the team. Whether the money went to the Olympic spot. Sodaski completed 16 of 33 an career opportunities to Liberal Arts development of mechanical and reimbursed through NSA Fellowships But, with the good points, there Friday, Oct 18, Home pass attempts for 198 yards and undergraduate for former majors through participation in the administrative procedures and other assistance programs. Fund or not Is of no consequence. also were some very bad points. Be There rushed for another 86 yards to set Villanova Coach Alex Severance by Professional Qualification Test. Documentation technical writing — The deadline tor PQT applications is Jumbo Elliot has sent a letter of protest to Hllmer The defensive line seemed very This year, NSA has scheduled the PQT a new Villanova single game total subscribing and reading all out of in its broadest sense, including October 9, 1968. for Saturday, October 19, 1968. Lodge, the president of the U.S.O.C,, pointing out 284 research, writing, editing, Pick up a PQT Bulletin offense record. Sodaski's Completion of this Test by the Liberal illustrating, layout and reproduction at your Placement Office. It contains these obvious Inequalities, but the chances of Patrick yards eclipsed the old record of Arts major is a prerequisite to Booters Drop Opener full details and the necessary test set last year by Bill consideration for NSA employment. Your specific academic major is of being put on the team are slim, Dave himself has 260 yards registration form. College Relations CAMPUS BARBER SHOP secondary importance. Of far greater Andrejko. TTie Villanova QB, play- By ED DUSHOCK Brahch, National Security Agency, expressed almost no hope of being put on the squad. The Career Scene at NSA: importance are your ingenuity, ing his first complete game at The intellectual curiosity perseverance Ft. George G. Meade. Maryland 20755. similar situa- Villanova Soccer Club opens The National Security Agency is the and In 1964 Henry Carr found himself In a SPECIALIZING IN RAZOR CUTS Att: M321. An equal opportunity that position, held up where a what promises to Government responsible for —plus a desire to apply them in be a most U.S. agency tion. He had placed first In the A,A,U, meet which normal ballplayer would have ^ assignments where "imagination is employer, M&F. Houcs: Daily 8:30 to 5:15 successful season this Saturday, developing invulnerable communications the essential qualification." qualified him for the team but then was fourth In the folded under the heavy rush put systems to transmit and receive vital Saturday 9 to Sept. 21, as host to the Hawks of 2 information. As an NSA professional, final trials. The committee at that time voted Carr on by the Toledo defensive ends. St. Joseph's College. The Wildcats SALARIES start at $6981.00 and are Monday Evening Till 7 you will be trained to work on programs coaches also singled out split supplemented by the benefits of The will be :;;;^.,':> on the team anyhow, and he went on to capture a out to avenge last year's 6-2 of national importance in such career federal employment. end Tom Boyd who also set a setback by the City Liners. areas as: necessarily win a gold medal. Not that Patrick would new school record, that of most 4 BARBERS-NO WAITING ,- Villanova coach Howard Graff • Cryptography developing logical ADVANCEMENT AND CAREER — & gold medal, but he Is one of Ryun' s three most serious receptions in a single game. Boyd concepts DEVELOPMENT—NSA promotes from (appears '•',,- . proving of new cryptologic confident this year's squad U. '. .M^ {, within, and awards salary increases as contenders for the crown and he should rate as much snared 12 passes for 118 yards Locot^tf In West Wing Dougherty Holl will be his finest here '• ;• Research—the gathering, analysis, on the Main you assume greater responsibility. and 1 TD to surpass the previous v-^y of substantive data consideration as Henry Carr. ' and reporting Line. Mr. Graff, a volunteer coach, NSA also is anxious to stimulate your national • Language used as a basic tool of has been with the club only two — professional and intellectual growth in It seems a shame for someone of Patrick's ability research into a number of including / IF YOU THE TRADITIONAL LOOK..'. LOOK FOR THE TRADITIONAL LABELI years, but has already raised Vill- many ways, Intensive formal security and tremendous competitive record, not to mention WANT analytical fields as well as on-the-job training. anova soccer to a position of re- to grace the track GREAT DIVIDE • Programming—includes data Advanced study at any of seven area agency one of the finest persons ever spect throughout the East. Last Separates men from world, should be left off the team. All because a boys in "Endura-Press' year's team, crippled with injuries oxford of 65%Dacron/ few polltlcans are too shallow to stick by their guns. 35% cotton with soil- through most of the seascm, pulled release , s in 9 colors. itself together for the final game and tied a Navy squad ranked among ,.j ,j the top five in the country. Coach Graff is hoping the momentum will carry over into the new season. Keating Is Captain The club is led by Captain Phil Keating, a former All New England Prep School choice for Cranwell. Keating is a fine all around per- former, but particularly valuable on defense. Austrian DietmarKoh- ler will once again be expected to lead the offense. Kohler has led the team in scoring the past two seasons, last year averaging better than a goal a game. He is considered by many as a strong candidate for All American honors. Other regulars returning from last year's team include: Co-captain Manny Deceia, Dick Romejko, Ralph Marchewka, Rocco Chldoni, Pat Burke, Terry Warehime, and Quarterback John Sodaski rolls out against Toledo in Saturday's loss to Dick Yingst. Yingst will be the (- Rockets. club's goalkeeper, provided he can shake the effects of an early season Track and Field Meet is to beheld injury. Intramurals on October 16 at ttie Stadium. Entry Tough Schedule (Continued from page 12) forms for all Intramural Events The Club faces a demanding Other popular Intramural activi- are available at the Alumni Gym twelve game schedule, including ties include the Cross Country Office between 10 and 5, Monday contests with such Eastern power- Meet scheduled for ttils afternoon Through Friday. houses as West Chester, St. at 4 p.m. in the Stadium. Entries New members are being MOSTELLER'S Joseph's, Fordham, Army, and will be accepted up to starting time. accepted for ttie Intramural Offi- Church Gay's Navy. Saturday's game is at ten The Intramural Swimming and Div- cials Association. For more infor- & .u West Chester, Penna. o'clock in the morning on the field ing Competition Is scheduled for mation, see Joe Mulvaney, Room across from the stadium, all are Octotwr 2. The annual Intramural 136 SuiUvan Hall. . . where imagination la the essential qualification invited. ;

Poge12 • THEVILLANOVAN t September 28, 1968 Hall^ James^ L iquori Make Olympics Patrick is Fourth And Does Not Qualify Toledo Crushes Cats 45-21 in Opener VIIoIrAMOVAM"Try to begin to make it better." Defense Fails Elliott Protests Vol. 44, No. 4 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. OCTOBER 5, 1968 By CHARLIE FINOCCHIARO By ROGER HALEY The high aspirations of Villa- nova's "New Era" of football met When the sixteenth renewal of with a solid roadblock called the the Summer Olympic Games Is Contraeeption Controversy Toledo Rockets in the season's begun next month in Mexico City, Montovani Orchestra opener this past Saturday. The Villanova University will be repre- young, inexperienced Wildcats sented by more athletes than any were unable to contain the power- other college or university any- Involving Clergy Cleared ful Toledo squad, which ran its where. There will be at least win streak to 11, the longest in three track men who wear the Performs Here Tonight By RICK SERANO ing — one of the members of the former, one must realize that major college football. Both Villanova colors on the U.S. Track Last week's VILLANOVAN sug- discussicHi even objected to the the priest in a diocese obtains squads showed high scoring po- & Fiefd Olympic team, one current gested that a controversy existed objections. The first statement his authority directly from his tential, as the game ended in a and one former Wildcat runner aa MantovanI, "the magical maes- surrounding the letter circulated which was signed by Frs. Tirrell, archbishop — in effect, the pul- high scoring 45 to 21 Toledo the Irish squad and one of Villa- tro" will return to the Villanova this summer by the faculty con- Bradley, O'Rourke, and Gallagher pit and the confessionals in our victory. nova's merman will be swimming campus with his internationally cerning HUMANAE VITAE. Four was only a condensed version of Chapel are Cardinal Kroll's. He Toledo opened the scoring with for Germany. renowned orchestra this evening priests who had originally signed the totality of objections raised. has been given the power by Christ two quick touchdowns toy their at 8:15 p.m. in the Fieldhouse. the document which represents a Therefore not everyone who signed through the Church to bestow and The reason the number ofVIlla- highly touted pre -season All- The music that MantovanI has definite stand by some of the the first letter was in accord with suspend the faculties of the priest- novans on the U.S. team is not American selection Roland Moss, selected ap(>eals to all ages. Inter- faculty on the issue of birth con- all of the objections that were in hood. These "faculties" include definite is because a decision about a 6'3", 220 lb. halfback from spersed with standard MantovanI trol, later withdrew their names. the letter. administering the sacraments and placing Dave Patrick on the squad Passaic, New Jersey. Moss scored V favorites such as 'Greensleeves', The VILLANOVAN's major con- While this first letter was be- pastoral teaching. Having asked has not been reached as of this first on a 9 yard burst over 'Wyoming', 'Moulin Rougr' and cern was c«ie of a threat to aca- ing circulated among the rest of their provincial's advice on the writing. Dave surprisingly failed left tackle, following linebacker 'Ave Maria' will be tunes from demic freedom; it can now be the faculty, the four priests be- matter, they were informed that to finish amcmg the top three In Larry Pressler's recovery of a many Broadway hits such as seen that there is more to the gan to reconsider all of the ram- the risk of suspension was great the finals of the 1500 meters, Wildcat fumble at the Villanova 23 "Fiddler on the Roof" and "Hello issue than that. ifications of their actions. Al- but not necessarily certain. In but his first place finish In that yard line. The second Rocket score Dolly". Ih the early part of August, though they considered the problem considering the possible danger event In the Los Angeles Olympic culminated an 86 yard drive in 17 MantovanI and his orchestra are soon after the now controversial doctrinally and as individual con- to their priestly role, the priests Trials this summer should have plays, with Moss going in from the not only renowned for their S. R. O. encyclical was released, about 40 sciences at the Dougherty meet- decided that more harm would be graranteed him a position on the 2. The first quarter ended with concert appearances but also for faculty members, including five or ing, the pastoral aspect was not done if their names remained on team according to a previous ruling Toledo leading 14 to 0. their many sterophonic recordings six priests, met informally in thoroughly taken into account. Un- the public statement. Father Jo- by tiie Natl(xial Olympic Com- Jones Throws T.D. which have grossed over twenty MantovanI, of Anglo-Italian Dougherty Hall. They discussed like the rest of the faculty, they seph Bradley, chaplain, stated that mittee. An effort to determine Toledo scored first in what was million dollars. Mantovani's descent, first came to America the encyclical, seriously attempt- have a responsibility in the con- the problem was "reducable in why Dave has not been given a to be an explosive second quarter the good PLAYER OF THE WEEK - Gene Arthur makes tackle during Saturday*s game against Toledo. Arthur had records have also frequently in 1955. During his early life in ing to decide which objections to fessional and on the pulpit. many ways to weighing berth. on the team is being for Villanova. fine made The Rocket's highest rating among defensive squad. topped the million mark in sales. Italy, his musical aspirations were it were valid: in its stand on There are two aspects to the to be accomplished by this type at tills time by Villanova a 5' 10", track quarterback Steve Jones, The orchestra itself is composed discouraged by his father, who contracepti(Xi, on the issue of in- problem: the canonical and the of witness and the problems that coach 'Jumbo' Jim Elliot. 175 lb. junior with 9.7 speed, hit of 45 pieces, with great emphasis wanted him to be an engineer. dividual responsibility, on its tim- academic. With regard to the could result for the university if Liquori Surprises slotback Dave Daniels with an 18 being placed on the strings, which However, his mother finally con- a number of priests were involved Even without Patrick Villanova yard scoring strike following an Boyd^ are 32 pieces in the orchestra. vinced his father that young In a heated controversy as we interception by middle linebacker Artfujir Top will be represented in the 1500 a Players to Its repertoire is a mixture of Annunzio was a great talent, and were about commence new Jim at meters event by sophomore Marty ' Tyler midlield. operatic and pop tunes designed the rest is musical history. Senator Scott Returns To Campus academic year." The first weekly offensive play- and 4 touchdowns. LIquorl. Liquori, Alter falling behind 21 to 0, the Arthur was a major factor In start- who surprised "to evoke moods of nostalgia, of The aspect of academic free- er of the week for the 1968 sea- In this year's many observers untested Villanova oflense started opener, Boyd, ap- ing the Wildcat's second scoring (the least of whom sadness, and of love." Time Tickets for the concert can be dom is also important in this c(xi- to roll. son is split end Tom Boyd. Boyd peared to have quickened was Coach Elliot), earned an QB John Sodaski directed his re- drive by intercepting a Toledo pass Magazine once described of his obtained from the S. G. A. at Tuesday For V.P.U. Debate troversy. Thesefour priests, along 78 yard is a 6'1", 180 lb. junior from cord setting pace by Olympic berth by finishing a Villanova scoring drive, catching 12 at the Villanova 10 yard line. second performances as "almost without $3 for students, $4 for non- with others contemplating partici- passes for with a time of By JOHN HEATON highlighted by speedster Bill 118 yards and a touch- 3:49.4 to Kansas' flaw, as in a langorous dream." students, and $5 for reservations. pation in the statement, also went miler On Tuesday evening, October 8, Walik's 23 yard run to the one down. This performance also Jim Ryun (3:49.0) at the to the administration. The priests final Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania foot line. Sodaski plunged over brought another record to the trials in Lake Tahoe, Cali- at Tolentine Hall assured them that Wildcat end. fornia, wildcat will return for his second appear- right guard for the score on the He set the single hurdler, senior (Continued on page 11) ance before the Villanova Political ensuing play. The second Wild- game reception record with his Erv Hall will be competing in Union. The resolution for the cat tally also came about as a 11th catch. The previous record Mexico City by virtue of his third Concerned Citizens del)ate to be held at 7:30 p.m. in the result of a long, sustained drive. was 10 catches set by PaulSodaski place finish at Lake Tahoe In the Peace Corps East Lounge of Dougherty Hall will Defensive halfback Gene Arthur in 1966. Tom appears to be a 110-meter hurdles In a time of read: "This House favors replac- thwarted a Toledo scoring march strong candidate for the All-East 13.5 seconds, three tenths of a In Name Only ing the present convention system team and second off the Same ; by intercepting a Rocket pass at has already impressed world mark. Represented pro scouts. with a national primary election." ;.v the Villanova 10. Sodaski then One scout, who cov- To many observers the best hope By TED FERRANT speakouts at which time micro- ' took over, bootlegging ered the Toledo game, This resolution, of course, was ;/ for yardage said that for a Vlllanovan to capture a gold Ccxicemed Citizens Is back on those phones will be provided for inspired by the widespread dissat- '^ and pinpointing passes to Walik and Tom has the moves and speed to medal in Mexico City rests witii campus this year, new and totally wish to say anything, On Campus students who isfaction and disgust with the ; to split end Tom Boyd for key make it as a receiver in the pro the ''Mighty Burner" Larry unlike anything hlttierto seen under and the perpetuation of a coffee ranks. activities of both national conven- ; Look . first downs. scoring for a very The play came big year James. Lee Evans of San Jose that name in previous years. SENATOR HUGH SCOTT Representatives from the Peace hour held In the past every Thurs- tions last month. a crowdpleasing 57 yard aerial from Tom. Many Americans, .on State finished first in the 400 Three weeks ago, Thursday eve- lounge tem. Corps will visit the Villanova cam- day afternoon in the east and particularly young people, have strike from Sodaski to Walik with In this past week's defensively meters run at Lake Tahoe with ning September 12th, a meeting It When the debate is completed the pus during the week of Sept. 30 - of Dougherty Hall. In the future come to feel that the convention 44 seconds left in the half. Walik weak performance against Toledo a time of 44.0, smashing the world was held In 210 BarUey Hall with afternoons resolution will be voted on by roll Oct. 5, Their booth will be located will be held on Monday system is took the pass on the Toledo 17 and a device used by bosses there was one bright spot on the record by Ave tenths of a second. last year's president Chuck Ste- call of the Union members. New in the Center Lounge on the first at 2:30 In the same location. to suppress their ideas won a footrace with Toledo safety and their defensive unit. Junior Gene Ar- However, Evans wore vens presiding, at which time It was members, or students floor of Dougherty hall. Litera- the con- On Thursday September 27, the candidates. who would Curtis Johnson to tally the score. These critics have thur at right defensive halfback. troversial "brushbottom" track unanimously voted by approxi- held at which like to inquire about membership, ture and other pertinent Informa- last meeting was generally rejected the proposal to Perhaps the most exciting play of his For performance, Gene has shoes and It Is doubtful If mately fifty persons present not to are asked to come early and see tion will be available. his time a new constitution was pro- reform the present system and the game came about as the first been named the VILLANOVAN's new world mark will be sanctioned, accept a moticMi to turn Concerned posed and passed embodying pri- either their party chairman or the Included in the prog^ram is a half ended. Toledo attempted have demanded the total abolition to defensive player of the week. When stopping a Toledo scoring threat. James also broke the Citizens into a chapter of S.D.S. Union secretary. Only film that depicts Peace Corps old mark marily the idea that this organ- of members score a field goal from the Villa- Upper Darby, pa. conventions. It is around this He attended the coaching staff had finished re- is Gene's second year by finishing second (Students for Democratic or applicants for training and activities. It will be This In 44.1 but Society). ization is totally democratic; in- demand, and membership will nova 9 yard line, but the almost Msgr. Bonner high school where also around the viewing the game films and grad- as starting right halfback James wore the conventional It was agahi felt by an overwhelm- of the stu- be allowed a vote. presented in the Chemistry Lec- cluding every member attached proposal that a national . .certain 3 point play was foiled by he made the All -Scholastic team ing the squad big one members as to the and it could be a spiked track shoe, so there Is a ing majority that Concerned Citi- it backs the S.G.A. In other Union news, acceptances ture Hall at 7:30 Tuesday, Wed- dent body. That primary be set up in Its place, that Wildcat halfback Denny Kelly. for the Philadelphia area. Boyd is percentage of plays that they car- him. The coaches have good possibility that zens should be started afresh; ttiat have been received nesday and Thursday evenings. for he will be and works for a newer and better the for Union Kelly crashed through the Toledo potentially the greatest debate will center. receiver ried out their assignments cor- commented that his reac- recognized as the what was needed was not or- speaking engagements five Application forms for a special new record an student role In ttie determination Senator by out- line and blocked the attempt and in the history of the school, Scott, a leading member as rectly, Gene scored the highest tions are excellent, and that he holder. Anything could ganization of a select few protest- standing public figures. Among half-hour lang^uage ability test can happen of academic standards and ttie of the Senate and a former thus kept Villanova's hopes of shown by his record breaking per- Repub- defensive rating. Gene received a recovers very well, making few when the "Mighty Burner" breaks ing the war in Vietnam; but an or- those who will address the Unicxi be filled in at the display. The exam social life of the Villanova stu- lican National Chairman, Is a most catching the Rockets alive. formances. Last year as a sc^ho- rating of 68%, high above the de- mistakes. Gene, one of the fastest loose in Mexico City, anything ganization whose sole concern at dent. this academic year, besides Sena- will be given Wednesday and Fri- more he broke qualified speaker in this area. As Toledo Regains Impetus the school record fensive average and his consls- his high meaning an men on the team, played Olympic gold medal. fhe present would be the welfare It is significant to note that tor Scott, are Harold E. Stassen; day at 4:30 p.m. and Thursday However, as the second half for receptions in a a leader of the moderate wing of season by tantly steady play was instrumental ball at St. Joseph Prep In and Richardson Dilworth, evening after the film. This test school Foreigners Represented education of the Villanova stu- nowhere is there reference to na- his the former opened, Toledo regained its early catching 35 party he has played a vital role passes for 404 yards In stopping several Toledo drives. York, New Jersey. of it is W. New Following In the dent body and members of the sur- tional or international politics; mayor Philadelphia; Rev. Leon Is In no way binding; only a impetus, and just two minutes Ron Delany in many national conventions. In tradition of Irishmen rounding community on local is- and nowhere are ttiere any restric- H, Sullivan, founder of theOppor- demonstration of an individual's kickoff Jones hit running for 1952 Scott helped mastermind the following the QB Intramural timltles Industrialization Department In conjunc- Villanova is Senior sues, and to unite the student body tions as to who and what a mem- Center; language aptitude. Roland Moss with a 35 yard touch- mller Frank movement which deprived the late Intramurals In Full Swing tion with the Senior Class will pre- Murphy. and all organizations on campus ber of Concerned Citizens must be. William Devlin, chairman of the This year the Corps is repre- halfback's "Murph" returned this Robert A. Taft of the nomination down pass for the big sent a Republican M. U. F. parade of the competing summer to the "Old behind the S.G.A. on pressing cam- It is hoped that eventually enough City Committee of sented by Jim Mohan and Jerry third of the afternoon. Three F. Day was held on The Frosh co-eds outscored their Sod" and won iind handed it to Dwight Eisen- TD floats pus matters. Philadelphia; and during second Esposito. participated September this and the Homecoming Queen a position on the Irish persons from all segments of Vil- hower. The former minutes later the Rocket's had 9, year, and was as tormentors, 70-50, by winning the Olympic In 1964 he served as con- and her Court. At the following meeting held In semester Congressman Robert A. In the Rural Development Program spirited as ever Team and will be competing lanova will attend the meetings vention floor in another tally, this (xie a 35 yard despite the short Egg Toss, Cross Country, Foul against manager the ill- Intramural Taft, Jr. of Ohio. Es- period of preparation Football Leagues Villanova teammates Liquori 210 Hartley on September 20th, so tiiat there will be a truly rep- fated in South Thailand while Mr. field goal, following a fumble re- caused by the Shooting, Basketball and Softball and Scranton bid for the presi- shortening started play last week with a total hopefully Patrick Al Morrison, Senior EE. was resentative cross section of lib- In what promises to be one of the posito taught English as a foreign covery by Larry Pressler, to give of the Freshman events. The Sophomores showed in the 1500 dency. And in 1968 as a Rocke- of 48 teams competingfor the cam- meters. elected president; Ted livliest debates in Union history. language in Morocco. These gen- orientation program. The Frosh strength only in the Three-legged Former Villanova stand- Ferrant, erals, moderates, and conserva- feller supporter he served as co- Toledo a 31 to 14 lead. The Junior Chairman Devlin took an pus championship which will be out Noel Carrol will also A&S. was elected vice pres- tives getting behind Issues. Need- has agreed to tlemen will be available every day next Toledo score also came about early lead by winning the Race and tiie Footl)all Game. The be com- chairman of the Republican Plat- decided ident; Bill come before the questions Egg Toss, In late November. peting In behalf of his Short, Senior C&F. was less to say, Concerned Citizens Union one week to answer related and of Wildcat Turnover. Three-legged Race, overall results produced the first native form Committee. While Scott has as a result a elected prior to Foul -Student competi- Ireland. Sophomore secretary; and Chuck Ste- is an organization for ALL Villa- the election, on Octol>er give information concerning their Defensive halfback Curtis Johnson Shooting and Cross Country tied M. U. F. F. Day since 1955. Two Faculty swimmer not yet indicated his stand on the Olaff von vens, Senior CE. was elected nova 28th, to argue for passage of the personal experiences in these events. The tions have been scheduled to start Scheling, who will attempt ten- students. It does not repre- Union resolution it intercepted a Villanova option pass Sophomores rallied to Homecoming Dormitory and is the feeling to achieve tative S.G.A. resolution; "This House supports lands. take the day by a 95-75 Float Decorations In early October. The Intramural Olympic glory for his representative. At sent, nor does It act In the name of many members that he will attempt and returned it 7 yards to score, tak- Competitions German this time several motions of Richard M. Nixon for President". Mr. Mohan and Mr. Esposito ing the Punt for will conclude this Handball Tournament will com- homeland, completes the were anything. It Is the Student Body, oppose it as too radical. the Wildcat 38. Toledo then drove Distance, Pass for Friday evening While he list passed, a few of This event will be the first time that like to meet all returned Distance, Tug mence on OctolMr 1. The Intra- of Vlllanovans at the 1968 which were: free and responds as a union upon Is- would yard line where Bob of War, Pushball with the Judging of the best may come out for procedural re- to the 10 FB outdoor mixers the Ubion has gone on record either volunteers and also any foreign and Football events. mural Tennis Tournament will be- Mexico Olympics. such as were done sues brought before the SGA. If form, like Pfefferle ran the ball in over left decorated residence hall and float. uniform selection of No matter what at Havorford, the sponsoring of you are at all concerned al>out for or against any csuidldate and students who might be interested The following Sunday, September During the half-time break in this gin eliminations on October 3. the fortunes of delegates, it is felt quite unlikely was charity drWes fbr local benefits, Villanova, then this year you are thus should stimulate a hard fought, in working in this program in their (Continued on page 11) 15, girls M. U. F. F. Day. Saturday's Delaware Game, the (Continued on page '11) (Continued on that the senator will endorse total page 10) the organizatloQ If not violent, debate. native lands. of "tpoDtaaeoas" a Concerned Citizen* eliminatloo of the convention sys-